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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
BUT EBONY.

But EBONY. rightiully. sees
the situation as no joking matter.
Certainly whites are fully
Warranted IN their fear Of slums
and crime, . II says, two words
which they so often autonatcal-
y associate with Negroes. But
they themselves, rather than Ne
groos, are iesponsible for Slmns
and climc in colorcd commune
ties
II IS about time that whites
fighting against slums and crime
learn that they can find their
best allies in the Negro commune
ity For few Negroes are able 70
run away They must stay and
fight these evils"
Out on Arden Park. between
Woodward and Oakland, the
ncichborhood is now virtually
all Negro. In 1910, hardly a Ne
gro contemplated d dwelling on
the quiet tree shaded thorough
fare. But now some Of the citv's
top Negro figures live on Arden
Park The big white families bur-
ried out when Negroes started in.
The only solution to the
deterioration Of u. S. big cities
is for white and Negroes TO
learn 10 live together. Running
only creates more slums. more
crime" Ebony contends.
The magazine says that when
whites desert an area. too often
normal service and standards
break down Garbage collections
are few and far between. Zoning
laws are flagarantly violated
while city officials connive. Large
homes are whacled into multi
farious kiichenette units. with
the rent Of one kitchenette being
high enough TO pay the monthly
installment on the entire home.
EVEN MUNICIPAL parks are
showing this race-shift ; gn.
There was time when you'd
find more whites than Negroes
on Belle Isle on a holiday or
Sunday But now-Well, now it's
hard 10 say. Most withstand
many Negroes mot wanting to
90 where other colored are 60
me head for ST. Clair beach,
Rousc. Plymouth, Kensington and
other outlying parks as far away
a Port uron. Toledo and Lake
Orion
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
ADVISORY

MIAMI "a - The Weather Blu
reau issued this advisory at 10 a.
m. EST today:
The Atlantic hurricane intensi-
fled during the night, and was
centered at Latitude $50 north,
Longitude SIS west, at 10 a. m.
EST or $40 miles north northeast
of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
II is moving toward the north
west at IL miles per hour. Highest
winds in the northern quadrant are
about lis miles per hour. with
gusts in squalls up to lbs miles
per hour. Hurricane force winds
extend north Of the center for
about Is miles. Gales extend out
ward $50 miles in northern semi
circle, and Is miles in the south.
ern.
The hurricane is expected to con-
tinne moving toward the north
west with a tendency TO turn more
toward the west-northwest. Furth.
er intensification is expected.
This is a severe hurricane and
all ships In its course should exer-
else caution. Next advisory viii be
issued at S p. m. EST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
LKPO Assn.
Wants Roads
Built By City.
Henry Hudgins
Resigns In Protest
Against Decision

Henry Hudgins resigned
as member and Board Di-
rector of the Lower Keys
Property Owners associa-
ton, last week because of
the associations resolution
to abolish the contract sys.
tenn of building county roads
and replace it with a county
road department.
Hudgins made his resignation
following an hours heated discus
sion in which he vigorously defend
ed the contract system of road
building as being more economical.
He said that he knew of no ir-
regularities in contract letting in
the county, inasmuch as that is
done by public bidding.
The resolution last Thursday
night at the LKPOA was sponsored
by President Luis Muniz and Ed
ward Barry.
Hudgins, engineer of the firm
Hudgins and Alfonso, and developer
of Summerland Key, q miles. from
Key West. opposed the vote on the
resolution until quorum was pre-
sent.
At last the one member neces-
sary for a quorum arrived. The
vote was taken, II for the resolu-
ton and two opposed.
The resolution suggests to the
Monroe County Commission that
the County purchases the equip
ment necessary and perform the
work of road building with county
employees. It asks for a salary
of $1,000 a year for a county super
visor of public roads and provides
a $4,000 allowance for surveys and
field work.
The proponents of the resolution
criticized the present system
of awarding contracts to private
firms as being uneconomical and
conducive to irregularities.
81 will inform the County Com
mission l am no longer a member
of the Lower Keys Property Owners
Association" said Hudgins, land
my reasons for resigning."
Hudgins has been one of the most
active members of the Association
as well as a pioneer developer of
the Lower Keys. He was chairman
of the road committee of the as
ISOLATION as well as a Director.
The meeting last Thursday took
place at Myrtle and Wesley's on
Big Pine Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
AZ Citizens
Pay Taxes
This Morning
in one hour,

Collection of Key Vests real and
personal tax assessments started
off with furry this morning when
City Tax Collector Archie Roberts
reported that forty-seven citizens
appeared at his office this morning
to make their payments.
Roberts said that over eight thou
sand tax bills were mailed out this
year. Persons paying their fees
during the north Of September viii
receive a four percent discount.
Those satisfying their tax in Oct
ober viii receive a reduction of
three percent and persons appear
ing in November viii receive
two percent discount. December
payments viii be made at the rate
of one percent saving and during
the month of January the net a.
mount of the bill will be due.
On January 31st, the taxes viii
become delinquent and penalties
will begin accruing, according 10
Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Wallace Inquest
To Be Held
Later In Week

Jerry Hinde, IS, Of z2O7 Flagier
Avenue remained in Monroe County
jail in lieu Of 5000 bond awaiting
the results Of a Coroner's Inquest
into the death of Mrs. Nora Wal
lace Of 1410 Harris Avenue, who
was killed instantly Friday night
when she was struck by q car
driven by young Hinde.
Coroner Roy Hamlin said today
that a formal inquest win be held
later in the week. On Saturday,
a coroner's jury was convened to
view the body and investigate at
the scene of the fatal accident.
Meanwhile, funeral services for
Mrs. Wallace are scheduled to be
held this afternoon at 400 pm. in
the chapel of the Pritchard Fun
eral Home with the Rev. Eldon
Simmons of the Ley Memorial
Church officiating. Following the
services. the body win be taken
to Miami for cremation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Albury Buys
Two Lots
For $500
Sheriff Sawyer
Makes Winning
Bid On 1888
Key Largo Acres

Spirited bidding raised the price
Of two lots at the corner OF Won
Phister and White Street to $500
for buyer Willard Albury yes
terday at the county courthouse
tax deed auction. County Clerk
Earl Adams said today.
Albury had originally sold the
lots to Talbot Fisher back in the
boom days. Fishers address is I'M
known. Tax redemption on the cor
ner lot was $46.12 and on the in
side lot. sS44.Ss. Samuel B. Pinder.
Sr. acting as Albury's agent, bid
on the corner LOT up 10 the winning
price 81. 675, and on the inside lot
to $i.s25, In the competitive auc-
ton.
Monroe County Sheriff
Berlin Sawyer made the winning
bid on 37.33 acres Of land on upper
Key Largo, getting il for $500,
Adams said. Application for the
tax deed on this property had been
made by Edith Cummings Of Lake
Worth, Florida.
The county auction Of property
was held at the courthouse at II
noon yesterday Despite the fact
that Il was holiday, Labor Day,
auctions must be held on the first
Monday Of each month. II there Is
an application for a tax deed. The
first Monday in each month Is
known as Rule Day, Adams said.
The Won Phister Street lots bid
on By Pinder for Aibury, measure
46-3 feet by 100 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
l2.O8S J Voters Eligible To
Cast Ballots In Dog Track
Referendum September 80
WORDING OF
QUESTION ON
BALLOT RELEASED

Registration for the dog track
election closed at Saturday noon
with 12,OSs voters eligible, Super
visor Of Registration Sam Pinder
said today.
This is 1874 more than those who
voted in the May primary.
Meanwhile the Supervisor releas-
ed the wording of the dog
track question on which voters
of the county viii express their
opinion September 80. The wording
was suggested by Abe Aronovitz,
president of the Key West Kennel
Club, sponsors Of the track.
"Shall the racing permit issued
by the State Racing Commission
TO the Key West Kennel Club, Inc.
a Florida corporation to conduct
dog racing in a track to be located
on Stock Island in Monroe County,
Florida, be ratified and approved?
In other words do the voters APP
prove or disapprove the Stock Is
land track
A large vote is expected on the
issue which has divided Key West
during the summer months. BY
September 80 most permanent resi-
dents of the City viii be here.
Further. there is much controversy
on the subject. Civic and church
groups have opposed the track. In
fluential individuals have backed it.
Those who need to vote absen-
tee ballot for the referendum on
September 80 can apply for ballots
in person up to September -
al S pm.
Pinder stressed that only those
people who viii be out Of town
on the day Of the election are leg
ally entitled 10 absentee ballots.
They must have this fact notarized
before they can file 4 ballot.
So far only five absentee ballots
have been applied for in the dog
rack referendum. Mrs. Edna Mae
pullman. Finders deputy said to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
CHECKING OF TRUCKS
CAUSE TRAFFIC SNARL

BERLIN R-Closer checking on
trucks bound for Berlin created
a traffic snari today on the Russian
Zones western frontier.
East German customs guards
gave every truck a thorough going.
over in an obvious search for con
trabsnd. The tighter controls re-
duced the now Of trucks through
the border 10 an average Of tao
or three an hour As q result,
oncoming traffic piled Up and by
mid morning there were ITS wait
ing trucks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
s247; $50 Is Issued
II, Bldg. Permits
Citizen Staff Photo

Construction permits amount
ing to . total Of $24I,S36 were Is.
sued during ihe month Of Aug.
vst. according to The regular
monthly report issued from fhe
office Of City Building Inspector
Ralph Russell today.
The total, which included con.
struetion Of ell types showad
drop Of $145,o44 when compared
with last years figure Of $4S7. $50.
A tremendous increase over the
Is42 figure Of 81, $50 was evident,
however.
According TO ths report, per-
mits were given for the eonsfrve.
iion Of seven residential units
totaIIins $4,000; rive mosels
amounting to 81. 900; four com.
mereisI structures for . total Of
$sl 900 and repairs and additions
to existing structures, $65.436.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Safety Record
On Highway Good

There were no Labor Day fatal
tiles or serious injuries on the Over
seas Highway from Key West te
Big Pine Key. over the weekend,
Florida Highway Patrolmar Mar
win ]. Wilder said today.
One accident occurred on Boca
Chica beach road In which an nn.
identified boy was injured, wilder
said. The record on the highway,
however was clear from Key IVES.
TO the Matecnmbe toll gate Pa
trolman S. r. Walker had no ac-
eidenfs in bis beat either. be said.
Partnlman Jack Walden. who cesld
not be reached, is said to have had
one accident in the Upper Keys.
ITS q good record for the a.
mount Of traffic" wider said.
People must have been driving
carefully"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Record breaking Crowds OF
Youngsters Register; 700
Predicted At PoinciaHa
High School
Enrolment May
Reach 100

Record-breaking crowds
of youngsters accompanied
by their mothers registered
at Key West schools this
morning prior to opening of
classes on Thursday MORN
ing.
Poinciana school corri-
doris were TANNED with the
largest contingent of first
graders 200, in the schools
history.
Patient teachers shep.
herded their new fIocks to
the rooms they are assigned
to, showed the six-year-olds
how to drink from the water
fountains and gave them
other first grade oriental
ton.
Principal Albert Carey predicted
that 700 elementary pupils viii be
signed up by Thursday. Last year
the number Of pupils was as.
Poinciana has to 60 on a double
session of classes to accommodate
the influx of children, $50 Of whom
are from Sigsbee Park, the Navy
tenanted housing project.
The faculty which had Is teach-
ers last year has q this year to
take care Of the increased load
and the two sessions which will
run from am. to IL noon and
from 1910 to l:i0 pm. Carey
said,
Double sessions viii end In Feb
ruary,it is hoped, when the IS
additional classrooms now being
erected are completed.
Aaron Diaz, custodian Of Poinci.
ana school looked happily on the
incoming moppets. He loves the
youngsters so that each one of them
viii become an individual with a
name soon.
Registration Of Key West pupils
in their schools and assignment 10
rooms viii continue through tomor-
row, Superintendent OF Public In
struction Horace O'Bryant said.
All principals. teachers and other
school staff OF the county were
meeting this afternoon at Key West
High school for discussion Of the
coming year.
Meanwhile ether schools IN ed.
diticn TO Poineisns felt The Inn
pact Of Key VESTS increased pop.
uIsflon. Close 10 100 wsrs OK.
peefed 81 fhs high school. Truman
eIemsnisry school has rs ranks
sweIIed by The Perry Court and
George Allen projects. Reynolds
school also reflected ihe grew
CONTINUED On Page ThreeD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
License Renewal
Brings Crowds

Drivers seeking renewal Of their
operators or ehauffeurs' licenses
were lined up before 9 this morn
ing at the office Of County Judge
Raymond r. Lord.
Crowds were still thick at II a m.
as the first day Of license renewal
wore on Judge Lord has said that
for renewal a friend or relative can
bring in the 1852 license in ex-
change for the 1883 permit. Sept
ember 30 Is the deadline for re-
newal- After that q penalty must
be paid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Little Money Key
Brings 5000 An
Acre In Sale

TALLAHASSEE R-LIttIe Mon
ey Key brought big money when
sold al auction by the Internal
Improvement Fund trustees today.
John ID. Kennedy made an ini-
tial offer Of 500 an acre for the
small atoli lying on The north side
Of the Seven Nile Bridge IN Mon
roe County. But the island went
70 the Jak Investment Co., on q
bid Of 2.s9s an acre.
Little Money Key embraces
about one.third Of an acre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Bofisfu Reverses
Order; Al lows Use
Ct Colombia Field
Aeropias Q
Assured OF
Key Vest To
HGUana Run

The continuance of air..
line operations between Key
West and Havana seemed
assured today when Cuban
President FulgeAcio Batista
reversed an earlier order
which would have forced
Aerovias Q to abandon their
facilities at Havana's Cam
po Colombia airfield. The
line is the single air link be-
tween Key West and the
Cuban Capitol. They had
been ordered to vacate that
field, a Cuban air force in
stallation on September
18th.
Following a series Of conferences
with Aerovias @ president Colonel
Manuel Quevedo, Bastista promis-
ed to issue a formal decree which
would allow both the @ and the
Aeriovias Postal to continue to
make use Of the field pending the
completion Of single international
airport for use by all air traffic
between Cuba and this country.
Aerovias Postal Is a Cuban owned
company operating an air freight
service between Miami and Ha-
vana. II was also affected by the
removal order.
The only alternative for the air
line would have been q move to
Havana's Rancho Boyerox field.
fslltives n 0aanpany isslc
that the move would force them to
suspend operations If they were
forced to move their installations
to Rancho Boyeros. They cited ex-
cessive costs levied by the owners |
Of that field as their objection.
liowsver. Roselio Conner, ihs
Key West agent for Aerovias
a said This morning that fine de-
cree will not alter his decision
10 sever his connection with The
company. A major stoekholder in
the concern and It's local agent
since n began operations in 1916.
Gemex said simply, "l'm getting
out" Ne had earlier announced
that he YVES reslsning because Of
poor health.
No word as to his successor has
been released to date. In Havana, |
president Quevedo said that no fur
Their arrangements win be made
until Bastista actually signs the
decree allowing the line to con-
tinue their activities at Colombia
Field. Quevedo added that he con-
sidered Batista to ''be as good at
as his word.
The Cuban president had acted
following reports of
smuggling activities at Colombia
field which are believed to have
with members OF Cuba's
powerful textile union.
The airlines replied to these
charges. saying that they were
simply in the business of delivering
freight 10 Cuban consignees and
they could not be responsible for
what was shipped through their
facilities. They contended that it
Is the responsibility Of the Cuban
TO control smuggling
activities If they are prevalent at
No charges Of any ir.
regular activity were brought a.
gainSt the airlines, however.
A big reason for the reluctance
Of the Aerovias Q 10 moving their
operations 20 Rancho Boyeros field, |
which Is owned by Compania Gu
bano de Aviacion. . subsidiary of
Pan American World Arrays, In
addition 20 the high cost Of opera
ton. Is the fact that the field lies
some Is miles from downtown Ha.
fTArRf,....sa -. HamA rA.N
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
More Land Is
Wanted For
Natl Park
Secretary Gray Says
Florida Has Already
Given Enough Land To
Federal Government

TALLAHASSEE 1.-THE Florida
Cabinet today made it plain it viii
take a dim view Of any proposed
extension Of the Everglades Ma
tional Park that viii require the
state to turn over additional lands
to the federal government.
The Cabinets position came out
in a discussion Of . protest from
Conrad L. With. director of the
National Park Service, against the
sale by the State Board Of Edu-
cation Of two sections Of land ont
side the park boundaries.
Wirth said the two sections Of
land lie within q proposed exten-
sion Of the park. He said the state
was committed tO giving the Park
(Confinaed On PAGE fhreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

Key West. Florida. has the
most equuble climate in the
country. with an average
rdnqe OF only 40 Fqhrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
StetsOn Back
HOnOred Monday

JACKSONVILLE dn = Stetson's
Willie Han was picked by sports
writer's today as the most valuable
back In Florida college football
games last weekend. He got more
nominations than any player in
the three.week history of the poll.
Charlie Lapradd, Florida's big,
capable defensive tackle. was noun-
mated as most valuable lineman
OF the week. II was the second
time the honor has gone to the
AIl-America prospect.
Han played 60 minutes In Stet-
sons 25.i4 victory ovesr favored
Furman. He was q standout on
both offense and defense.
Doug Dickey. Florida quarter
back and safety man. was second
TO Han In backfleId nominations.
LaPradd's chief competition
came from three Of bis teammates
who joined him 10 starring fules
in FIorida's 5s-l3 victory oyer
Defensive Guard Joe
D'Aeostino, offensive Guard John
Hammock and Offensive Guard
Dewayne Douglas.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
Field Completed
For Cage Tourney

JACKSONVILLE Selection a
Georgia Stale Teachers College
Monday completed TIE fourteam
field for the second annual Gator
Boul basketball tournament.
Florida. Georgia Tech and Geor.
gia are The other teams for The
event ID Be held 81 IstksonYllls
Beach Dee ss-s0.
Georgia State Tesrhefs, 81
stasesboro. Ca. has 400 $50
gamex ID the last eigat years undeg
Coach J. D. seearee.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
49A-House Movers
s0-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. Ia-a53
EARL ]. PAGE and
ISABEL A. PAGE, his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Suit to
VS.. Quiet Title.
JAMES o. GARRETT. individ-
ualiy and as administrator
of the estate OF CLINTON
o. GARRETT. deceased.
and ELIZABETH GARRETT,
his wife,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA
TO: JAMES o. GARRETT, individ-
ually and as administrator of
the estate of CLINTON o.
GARRETT. deceased, 190 South
Reed Street
Smyrna, Georgia
and
ELIZABETH GARRETT, wife
of the said JAMES O. GAR
RETT. 100 South Reed Street
Smyrna. Georgia
You are hereby notified that a
Bill OF Complaint has been filed
against you to quiet the title Of
Earl J. Page and Isabel A. Page,
his wife. plaintiffs herein, In and 10
the following described lands, sit-
uate lying and being IN Monsoe
County, State of Florida, to-wit.
Lots II. IS. and 1e. OF Block /:
Lots l2 and I3 of Block 2: of
AMENDED PLAT OF POINT
PLEASANT, a Subdivision OF
Lot /, Section 20, Township 81
South, Range 80 East. and Of
Lot 1, Section 80, Township 81
South, Range 50 East, accord
ing 20 q Plat thereof recoraed
in Plat Book. 2, al page 70, OF
the Public Records OF Monroe
County, Florida,
and you are hereby required 70
serve a copy OF your Answer 10
said Bin OF Complaint on piaintiffs'
attorney, w. Curry Harris, whose
address Is a031k Dnval Street. Key
West, Florida. on or before the
18th day OF November, AID. 1909.
and thereafter file the original
the Circuit Court Of Monroe coun-
~. Florida, In the Court House OF
Monroe County in Key West, h4ori-
da. otherwise the allegations OF
eald BilI of Complaint viii be taken
as confessed by YOU. -
This notice shall be published
once each week for four 90 con-
secutive weeks in The Key West
Citizen. q newspaper OF Kenerhi
elrruIation published In Monroe
County, Florida
pated at Key West. Florida this
lsth day OF October, AID. 1859,
Circuit Court -
gealD EARL X AlgAa9s
CLERK, Ciroair Court
Monroe County Florida
BY tsd1 Florence 4. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
w. CURRY HARRIss
aos 4 nawai street.
Key West, Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
octis-1I 9Ssnovs,lssI
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

1852 CusHMAS EAGLE. months
old. Good condition. Cali at 1875
United st. octis-2fx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
4O--Motor Bikes and Mo
tor Scooters

ie47 CUSHMAN SCOOTER. Very
good condition. si25.oo. Boyette.
stones, Mcdonald Ave, Stock Is
land. octi4-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE on FLORIDA
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERN.
case No. 13-a1S
DALLAS WALTER MARITIME.
plaintiff,
vs. DIVORCE
BETTY swoPE Maritime.
Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: BETTY SWOpE IfAiSTIsINFs.
cfo General Delivery,
San Diego, California.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
ailired TO serve copy of your an-
,yer on attorney for Plaintiff and
the original thereof with the
Jerk OF this Court on or before
the goth day of October, A. p. 1867,
otherwise Decree PRO ConfaNso
will be entered against you
DATED this 22nd day of Septein-
ber. A. ID. 1862, at Key Wests Mon-
roe County, Florida.
(Seal) EARL r.. ADAMS
CLERK Circuit Court
BY (sdl Florence +. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL Z. ESQuTNALD0
Attorney for Plaintiff
SOS Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
septas-so:octT-it,issa