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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-13

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
NOTICE no CREBlTORS

NOTICES TO CREDITORS
tlaS3 Probate Act. secs. 1fg, 1901
IN THE CBTRT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COM
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
ROLAND CAREY.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR De-
MANDS AGAINST SAID ES-
TATE:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which You.
or either of you. may have against
the estate OF Roland Carey, de-
ceased, late OF said County, to the
County Judge OF Monroe County,
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West.
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication OF this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writ
ing, and shall state the place of
residence and post office address OF
the claimant. and shall be sworn
to by the claimant, their agent. or
their attorney. and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void.
BESSIE JOHNSON
As administrative OF the Estate Of
Roland Carey, deceased
aprI7-24.may1-S,ie 1862
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
McVay Is Elected

ST. PETERSBURG IN - The
Catholic Daughters Of America
closed their biennial state eeaven-
ton Wednesday with elsetisa e
officers, headed By Mrs. Ann
Margaret Mevay. st. pstershuFs.
Mrs. McVay sucessdsd Mrs.
Mary Ybanez. Jacksonville, -
regent.
Others chosen included: Wee
regent, Mrs. Irene X. McGulloush,
West Palm Beach; secretary, Mrs.
Phil Handy, st. Augustine; and
treasurer, Mrs. Mary s. Kennedy.
Pensacola.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
GovoFnoF'S
.uee ToeuY
Bv The Associsssd prsss

or tUe AS3oStsteo Ffess
Most of the heavy blows in the
Florida governarship campaign
were struck by folks outside the
ring Wednesday.
The candidates themselves made
q joint appearance at the Florida
Federation of Women's Clubs con-
vention in Jacksonville and deleted
from their speeches nearly all the
sharp personal accusations that
have become commonplace in the
campaign.
After the women's meeting, 0d-
ham and Adams resumed their
free swinging campaigns with
talks in the Jacksonville area
both centering their attacks on
their major rival for the Demo-
cratic nomination, Dan McCarty.
And McCarty kept counter
punching with his claims that the
others are ''practicing deceit. =
and saying things about him that
aren't true. II am convinced the
people Of Florida are sick OF their
mud-slinging, he said at st.
Augustine, and declared the others
should elevate their level Of cam
paigning."
In their women's clubs speeches:
Adams outlined his program for
wholesale revision of the admins
tratiye branch of government TO
take some power from the COVER
nor and give more To the Cabinet.
He expressed q desire to bring
the government back into the
hands Of the people under the Con-
stitution.
McCarty said the state needs a
man in the governor's chair "who
has the courage to say mo- 10
the professional politicians and
who win put ceiling on taxes. |"
He repeated his claim that his
hands are not tied By campaign
commitments.
Oldham said the states greatest
III is racketeer control. He told
the ladies Its got its hand on
the throat of Florida and its dirty
hand on your government" He
pledged 70 Gust from office any
local officer who doesn't do his
duty. and To make the top men
around him ''men with glass peck
cts
Later, at a Democratic rally,
Oldham renewed his attacks on
Mayor Burns, who has publicly
endorsed McCarty.
About the same time, Burns was
on the radio and teIeyision accus-
ing Oldham OF copying Hitlerss
tactics Of hating and hating. lying
and lying, disappearing ard bias
pheming" during a zsss hour Jack
sonville radio taIkathon.
He said II odhan's speech Is
believed III win do untold damage
10 our city because he falsely said
that not only did ali gambling In
Florida originate here, but he i'm
Piled thas wives and daughters
would nor be safe Oh the streets. =
And another target Of odhams
criticism. Sen. Stands, struck back
from GainssYille.
Oldham had called Stands the
fiat cat IL tie Mecarty cam.
paign ard said MeCarty weuld
give the Road BosEd chairIHanship
20 TIE senatar, a wealthy Rad
material dealer ard outd0ar al.
ver1isi~g esgeusIsa ws3 ran for
g0seg II fer pears al.
ssIIss assertion By LF. Odzam
10 a. ahsssate falseho0d ard he
knows Il. Shands said. he does
rot haze any basis for making
saeh . staisment. ard Re knows
I'll vel Be ID sstefing 4 falsehsod
for TIE purpose Of gaiaiag fayeF
with csheEs."
"a thai the Feeurd win be
straight fTem aaw On. Mr.. Ne
Cary has aEyeg discussed this ap-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Three Rescued

MIAMI R-Three men were ses-
cued Wednesday night from tho
fishing vessel Green Sea befere )
sank about Is miles southwest =
Egment Key off the FloFide Wet
Cast, the Coast Guard TepaFtsa,
The men were taken aboard tAe
Ringfish, another fishing weasel
that was standing By with The
Boxer, also a fishing bea.
The Green Sea- was : former
83-foot Coast Guard patrel heat.
Ali vessels we're eemmercisl fish
Ing boats cut Of Tampa, The eeast
Guard was teld.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

pointment or any other appeint-
Inent with me. Furthermors, ! an
positively not interested In hsldine
the board chairmanship or any
other state office within TIE power
OF the chief executive. MeFscser,
l would not accept any state pest
IL rendered to me-"
But the most vplumineus stste.
ment Of the day came It the mest-
ing Of the Road Beard. whieh
adopted a resolution condemning
Adams, and heard Chairman Al
fred McKethan read 3 13-paee
answer to Adams major charges
against the highway agency.
The boards resolution denouneed
the Adams accusations - utterly
without substance e. foundation,
and nothing more than cheap 20.
litical triekery."
Mcclellan took up The charges
one by one. and gave these an
swers:
/ That the Road Department viii
put the state into debt By building
the jacksonville Miami tlirnpike:
'.He Is confused. I" The Read Hoard
and Improvement Commisaion
have taken the positioa hat ''ne
commitments At any nature would
be made on this projeet besides
an impartial origin and traffic
destination survey" which now II
being made.
2. That there hasn't heen an
official Road Department audit In
- years: "A complets mlsstafs-
ment. 1t was this Read Beard that
demanded periodic audits By the
State Auditing Department. The
State Road Department records
were audited w % date II 1851,
and will be audited, aeesrding %
law, again this year"
3. That the Road Board spent
500. 900 for an engineers retainer
70 provide plans for : tunnel In
Broward County: "Ihe project was
approved by the preeedIns ho.a
board in is4s. and ..svsrv As.
prevail that any PRESET sheuId
have was made At this projeet
before proceeding.
1. That the East Coast turnuiks
may be CONSTRUCTED without CO.
petItive bids: "A eo1unietslw IS.
surd statement. Doexnit IL kao,r
that the state Read Deu.rtmenf
is required 10 build raads - !
competitive bid basisf,s
5. That the Read Hasrd A n.
holden 10 Contractors. doesnt "a
ceive honest bids. and eoniraefars
do not build roads a hobsst in
speetions: "The STATE Read De-
partment d behsiden = ns eou-
tractor. and couldn't iayor enc
contractor over an0ther II a Is
desired. Competitive biddlna &,
each project Is required hg Law
and the low respnsIhla bidder aels
the coHtract. Qualified sneinsers
execute these esntraets'. and
see that they ARE saTrisd cut Il
the letter."
8. That Mcclellan vanis % stay
On a. road chalrmsn snd that
hecarty would keep him: II an
not lnteresied In seruins sansh@~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Business Opportunities

SuN0kv end LUnehsonsfss store,
deins sesd businsss. Excellent
lesstien. Terms can be arranged,
immediate possessien. Phone SIS.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
AHousehold ltsIns
For Sale
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LIKE NEW Venetian Blinds, white
enamel steel corner shelves and
Is wooden cornices. 1914 washing
ton. aprl7-3tx
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0-Lsgal Notices
(Continued)

In default OF which said Bill of
Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed against you.
Dated April 9, 1853.
tCircuit Court
Seal} EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida,
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
Attorney at Law.
sa3ts Duval Street
Key West. Florida,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
apri0-11- 24.may1,is52
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY,
s4ls Duck Avenue. Poineiana.
Phone 1901. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. mar2l- &
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Al BEDROOM suite, 8 Gu. It. re-
frigerator. davenport and chair
to match, 8 X II floor rug. Like
new. 81 Poinciana. sprl6-st
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5A-Miscsllansous
For Rent

TRAILER space for rent. 50 ( 50,
private lot, patio. septic. Couple
only. Call HOO. Ext. 24S, Dempsey.
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LARGE room for rent. Kitchen pri-
vileges, plenty hot water. Phone
769-M. apr1s.stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

4 BEAUTIFUL COOL furnished
rooms at Casa Marina Annex for
the summer. Call 30S for appoint
ment. aprl5-3tx
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LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Call after 3 pm. 227 Duval st.
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Saloons For nsni
CONTINUED,

LARGE room, next TO bath. One
block to Truman Avenue. Park
ing. 800 Virginia. Phone szs-W.
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ROOMS available Cor working
men. 41l william Street.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

PLANO FOR SALE or rent. Z.
Moreno. Expert Piano Tuner.
9O7 Truman Ave. Phone s25.J.
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START housekeeping now. Com
plete furnishing for Q bed home,
incl. L. r.. Din. & kitchen equip,
dishes, easy washing maehins. IN.
387. apr12-6t
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y ~ fMspH s sssfr e eSs TN
g. m sTATC or FLDHIpa.
- An rem AnshaE C0IKTH.
~ cHAxcERf.

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psalnkaff.
w. K1As0kSGE Il.
zaEIf. FREDERICK Ru0Rss.
ItxsNMSznG
N0TIEE nj RIaLECATgu
TO- N1lL FAEnEAIgM RL6sER
LIS West Ash&Ats Street.
EAila&espAgx. Fezmsgsx1ngA
TIA ere mstsfi4a aMas 8 Bill Of
epHaps&tmk ter His1re@ hMa hS@n
Els& aekiNEs PES ~ Thsxssa HN1x
EnHsE ass yes are hsTeky re-
am1fs1 ~ ssfes o s1wy ~ year 49,
swsr - tAs Dill " cSenpsksaf On
EsssRisffs sttsfasy. w. Carp H4F-
fsa wksxs s4xyt.s IL 4asA DwyaI
tksf.sfsss fls fAa arfxsnat ~ yeas
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
M6uildez's Supplies

BUILDING Is So, also large
shed. All new lumber. Must Be
moved. e1l Elizabeth. Phone ls4s-
" afseg 9. aprl7-st
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NAVAL Officer desires two bed
room house or apartment. Write
1t. Robert Kenney, USS Parse
(DE-7OS) Or Devsta. apr1l-6tx
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&tsaasportaHon

LEAVING for vicinity Of Chicago
in fsw days. Equipped to pull
house trailer. Can take two people
eaeHe es1-y aprl6.stx
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s-Wantsd TO Rent

GARAGE space near business dis
trict. win pay up to SIS per
month. Contact James Stafford,
Coast Guard Depot, Key West.
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% INCH EXHAUST fan. 8 mo. old,
SIS. 1l2-c Poinciana. Ph. 2is.W.
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2-Apartmsnts For Rent

FURNISHED apartment. Quiet
couple only. No pets. No drink
Ing. 905 Ashe st. Inquire at rear.
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le-1Gala and Fsnsle Hslp
Wanted

OPENING for ambitious perssn,
wiling to work to learn. Apply u
personel manager, Evans Camera
6tefe, so southard st. aprissst
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FRONT END MAN. Experienced
with Bean yisualiner machine.
Guaranteed salary. Apply Nayarro,
Inc. 6Ol Duvai. apr7.tf
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ETENOGRAPHER, typIst With
knowledge Of Bookkeeping. Apply
Key West Auto Parts. IA DuvaI
St apsls-st
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ENTIRE second floor comfortably
furnished. bedrooms and baths,
large living room, dining room,
modern kitchen, pantry. hall and
porches. Adults only, $50. Phone
STOW. aprl5-3tx
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S-Mals Help Wantsd

MECHANIC and truck driver.
Steady Work. Living quarters.
Phone Hudsins, Summerland Key.
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Is47 ALMA a.. Sleeps !, new apt.
size range. Completely furnished
and equipped. Cheap for quick sale.
p. r. Hickey, Lot BE, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. Stock Island. Phone
s2s2- sprl4et
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APARTMENT for rent. Adults, no
pets. all utilities furnished. Stutx
Hotel, 40 Fleming ST. apr7.tf
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A-Rsal Estate For sale

RESIDENCE, I'LL Virginia, reen-
forced concrete building. Large
lot, furnished and terms. Apply
lies White st. for information.
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LOVELY new one-bedroom apart
ment with private entrance. Con-
sists Of large living room, bed
room, kitchen and bath. Complete
~ furnished. Adults only. No pets.
371l Avenue ..E". aprI7-3tx
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APARTMENTS for Adults, no pets,
Summer Rates. everything furn-
ished, including fans. ISL Truman
Ave. aprS-tf
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MODERN Metal Craftsman Alum
Groom Cabanas, as low as
$ss6.I3. Keys Nash Motors. Phone
1N. sprl2-6t
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ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom apart
ment. No pets. lbs Washington
st. apr17-tf
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a5-Wantsd 70 Dup

WE PAY t1.eo for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service, go Truman
Ave Phone IT'S. apri-tf
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SPACIOUS 3 bedroom C B S. Just
completed. Selling at cost, $l6,-
80. Down $500, balance r n Al,
- monthly. Johnson & Johnson
aealter. Phone s72. mars,ti
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CHARLES LAIRD Trailer sales.
6i2 Simonton St. 'H New Moon,
e.. Bottle gas, refrigerator, $50.
down. 4s Colonial Metal, S575 down.
AT Travelo Metal, $ss5 down. Good
used clean trailers. apris-stx
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Cottages For Rant

SMALL efficiency cottage for cou-
pie only. 500 Simonton. Phone
siI-W. aprlT-2tx
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-30
Atlanta University
President Sails
For Europe

DR.. Rufus E. Clement, president
of Atlanta University in Atlanta,
Georgia, one of the 80 United
Negro Colleges and member of
the National Program Advisory
Committee of the United Service
Organization sailed for Europe on
Friday, August s, aboard the new
superliner United States"
While abroad DR.. Clement will
visit several European countries
among them Austria where he has
been invited to meet with U. S.
Military Authorities in Vienna to
discuss the establishment of ade-
quate USO facilities for American
troops stationed in Austria.
AS a member of the USO Ma
tional Program Advisory Commit
tee, DR.. Clement is one Of seven
persons now engaged in review
ing all of the program activities
of the USO, both at home and over
seas, with the idea of recommend
ing to the operational staff the
best type Of programs which can
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-30
Rust College
Sets0pening0f
Fall Session

Holly Springs, Miss, Aug. 23.-
Fall session at Rust College begins
September 3 for in-service teach
Iers. Regular sessions September
Ola. Entrance examinations and
.orientation periods for Freshmen
September 1917 registration for
others than Freshmen. September
16 faculty meeting; September %
Saturday in-selvice' classes meet
at the college for the regular ses-
sion; Extension centers off cam
pus are to begin not later than
October 4-these centers are To-
Gated at Columbus, Durant, Bates
Vile and Grenada.
Several new members are being
added to the faculty from graduate
schools north and south to fill the
following positions: Speech-Dra-
MATES, Band-Public School Mu-
sic; Horticulture = Gardening !;
Business Courses; Philosophy
Bible; MISUNDERSTANDING, ETC.;
the following other positions are
being filled: Public Relation; Di-
rector of In-Service program;
Guidance and Courseling. The
college is in position to accommo-
date women in-service teachers in
Mcdonald Hall for the Fall Session
beginning September 3; and men
in-service teachers in our new dor
mitory for men students-both
regular and in-service. Facilities
for recreation are being built and
will be ready early in the first
quarter; general repairs are under
way wherever needed to buildings
and grounds.
The Rust College Singers will
tour the Conferences in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Iowa
during the months of September,
October, November and December
The Acappella Choir will tour the
Conferences in Mississippi after
the Christmas Holidays. By ap-
plications already accepted through
the registrars office the largest
Freshman class in the history of
the college is expected to reach
the campus by September $40 for
entrance examinations and Fresh
men orientation week.
Members of the faculty who at
tended summer schools on the
graduate levels are as follows !:
Dean Waters and Mrs. Waters,
Syracuse University; G. 0. Cald-
well, Iowa State; ]. G. Cox, Co.
lumbia University; S. C. Terrence,
Wayne University; Mrs. L. M.
Farley, New York University;
Mrs. G. T. Griffin, Columbia Uni
versity; Mrs. N. K. Nero, Fisk
University; Mrs. Mamie Bank
head, Tugkegee Institute; Mrs. H.
M. White, Purdue University.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-30
Louis Jordan
Still Ready To
Back Negro
Musical

NEW YORK, N. Y. = As Broad
way prepared for what appears to
be very dismal theatrical sea-
son, bandleader Louis Jordan re-
newed his appeal for produceable
book and music for an all Negro
musical which he is anxious to
back with his own money.
Jordan, who has apparently been
studying the Broadway scene with
an experts eye, predicted this week
that less than 10 musicals will
reach the boards in New York
theaters this coming season. He
pointed out that only 80 musicals
are under option now, and it is
highly unlikely that more than
seven or eight Of these will see pro-
duction.
According to information l have
been given none of these musicals
will have a Negro cast" Jordan
said. "That is a major tragedy of
the theater in our time. Scores of
Negro actors, dancers, singers and
musicians are without work but
there is no place for them to per-
form" 80
Several months ago. Jordan an
nounced he swas definitely seeking
a suitable, dignified' Negro must
cal and promised to arrange fl
nancing for it. He: decried "Uncle
Tom comedy" and. unflattering
jportrayals, of the Negro. Since that
announcement was published Jor-
dan has received a number of
scripts which hehas read. None has
been found worthy of production.
Among the musicals likely to
reach Broadway this season are
"Can CAM, "My Sister Eileen"
"Pygmalion", which the Theater
Guild will produce, and my OAR
lin Aida"
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be set up to meet the needs of the
men and women in our armed fore
eS.
DR.. Clements has been president
of Atlanta University since 1887.
Prior to his appointment to this
post he was Dean of the Municipal
College in Louisville, KY. He re-
ceived his early college education
at Livingstone College, Salisbury,
North Carolina, where he later
became professor of History and
Dean at that college. DR.. Clement
received his B. D. degree from
Garrett Theological Seminary and
his Ph.D. from Northwestern Uni
versity.
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Used AS Shield By
Bandits In 2 HOldups

NEW YORK - A bespectacled
girl bandit and her boy friend kid
mapped 34-year-old auto driver at
gun point and used him as shield
for two tavern stickups. Stephen
Antonick told police he escaped
two hours after he was forced to
chauffeur the bandits during the
holdups.