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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

IA BASSICK, Sleeps 2. Refrig. &
bottle gas stove. Reasonable. ].
c. Wright, 6O6 Truman. nov15-1tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
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2 PAIR of inside plantation, fold
ing shutters for use in living
room. Must be at least 5O' long.
Finish, unimportant. Please write
Mrs. M. G. Flannery, 3701 Durango
Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. nov15-1tx
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PIANO for composer, must be in
GOOD CONDITION ~ Call 172SI
room 49,. between 6 and pm.
nov15-1tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY,
Case No. I3-42I
CATHERINE PETIT BLAUvELT,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
GEORGE BLAUvELT,
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: GEORGE BLAUVELT,
Calhoun Avenue near Eastern
Blvd,
New York, Bronx, New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve a copy OF your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before the
18th day of December, AID. 1862,
otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 18th day of Novem-
Der, AID. 1852, at Key West, Mon
roe County, Florida.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM V. ALBURY
sos Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
novl5-22-29;decs,1sS2
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

HANOI R-French military au-
thorities announced Friday they
had beaten off attempts by upward
of four Communist Vietminh battal-
ions which are trying to drive on
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

COTTAGE for rent, near South
Beach. Couple only. Price Or
ganization. Phone '124. Apply All
Fleming. nov6-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

MUST SELL, need money quick.
Best buy in Key West. Cost you
nothing to look. 194S - q #. Liber-
ty Bullion porch. Many extras.
Trailer No. Z, Mastic Trailer Park,
'645 United. noy10-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

IN THE CIRCUIT COIRT or TINE
sTNTEEyTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FL0hIUAs
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
N CHANCERY.
Case Na. f1-1NA
DON BERL SMITH.
Plaintiff.
We. DIVORCE
lois MINERvA SMITH.
Tssenaant.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

BUICK, 1949 4-dr., excellent con-
dition, also Ford 1899, very rea-
sonable. 1903 Seminary. nov13.tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
S0-Legal Notices
(ContinnAd,

or demand not so filed shall be
void.
LILA p. RAYMER
AS Executrix of the Last VIII and
Testament of Faith e. Bellette,
deceased,
PAUL e. EsQUINALDO,
Attorney for Executrix
novs-15-22-29,1e52
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

COTTAGE for rent, near beach.
Couple only, no pets. Price Or
ganization, All Fleming. Phone 124.
nov13-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

COTTAGE. 3 rooms and bath. No
pets. Overseas Trailer Park,
Stock Island. Phone 927S. nov15-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

VAGABoND 27 #. fully equipped.
IS x 10 #. room, completely
weather proof. Lot Al, Overseas
Trailer Park. Owner, 6S-1 Duck
Ave-, Poinciana. nov14-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
For Rent
CCOntinueGJ

FURNISHED Efficiency cottage.
No childrt nets. $500 month.
ly. Apply 1919 Pearl St. nov13-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
2S-ReaI Estate For Sale
fC0nkfnuAdl

3-BEDR0OM house. Corner 11th
and Harris Ave. Good condition.
Owner - Phone 432-W. nov13-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

1916 TROTWoOD TRAILER, IT..
Refrigerator, gas stove. Sleeps 4.
Inquire rear Gil Truman. nov14-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

Wanted Female

PRACTICAL NURSE available for
maternity cases. Phone lsS2.W.
n0vi5,stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

the big Catholic city of Phat Diem,
IS miles southeast of Hanoi.
The Red drive was described az
an effort to develop a third front
in northern Indochina.
The French also announced the
capture of the last road junction
linking Yen Bay, chief supply base
for Vietminh forces on the Black
River, with the main highways
leading to China.
VIENNA, Austria IA 10.year.
old girl was saved Thursday from
beneath a light avalanche at the
village Of st. Kathrein near Inns
bruck. A motorist, halted by cries
of the girls schoolmates, found .
hand above the snow and pulled
Maria Volderauer to safety.
Villagers of Ginzling in the Tyro-
lean Mountains dug a tunnel
through the snow and restored
communications with the outside
world for the first time in five
days.
BERLIN R-West Berlin police
disclosed Friday the first arrest in
connection with the kidnapping Of
DR.. Walter Linse, Communist
lawyer, by a Soviet one ring last
summer.
The police took into custody
Edith Handreck, "a, and booked
her for failure to report her knowl-
edge of the crime. Under German
law this is an offense.
Headquarters said the girl was
a friend of Sonya Ballentin, named
by Police Chief Johannes Stumm
yesterday as one of IL persons IN a
band of professional criminals who
figured in the kidnapping. Stumm
said the entire gang was in the
service of the Russian Zone secret
police.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
S -Roo-ns For Rent

LUlGl'S roOmInl house. Rooms
with and without private baths
Cs'l after 3 pm. 227 Duval St
nov7.ff
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

ONE-BEDROOM Apt Complete
ly furnished. Utilities inelud-
ed. 1l04 Truman Ave-, upstairs
Also, one two-badroom apart.
ment, unfurnished except for
electric stove, weteS heater and
ice box. SIT Whitehead st. Phone
622 or apply County Judges Of
flee, Mrs. Villar. oct29-tf
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
EDDIE FINALLY WON OVER HIS
FATHER-IN-LAW, dad" DROPPED
GENTS STORE DREAM FOR CANTOR

the additional revenue, he might
start a chain of gents furnishing
stores.
Always Mr.. Tobias came back,
when would Eddie start his
store" he asked Ida.
Eddie once took Mr.. Tobias
around to the Palace, mecca Of
the show world quarter of a
century or more ago, and point
ed to big sign: EDDIE CAN
TOR WILL BE HERE ALL THIS
WEEK.
Mr.. Tobias looked at the sign,
then asked Eddie to accompany
him. He led the comedian three
blocks south to the gents furn-
ishing store of Nat Lewis. "See
that sign" said Mr.. Tobias, chat
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
Dayt0na Beach, Florida
Worlds Most Famous BeaCh"

sign is there all the year
around!"
Eddie never got his gents furn-
ishings, but even persistent Mr..
Tobias finally was reconciled.
Cantor was raised by his
grandmother. His mother died in
child birth when Eddie was only
two years old. His father sur
vived only a year longer. Ac-
cording to Eddie, his father was
scarcely fitted for our harsh
competitive world. He had a fid-
die and his whole life seemed to
be wrapped up in his fiddle. For
such things as regular work, his
father had no taste.
Eddie has the artistic soul of
his father. His fiddle is the hui
man heart and he likes to make
it's strings vibrate with joyous
laughter. In his rise, he has never
! forgotten the bitter days of his
own childhood.
He probably holds the record
I for playing benefits for good
causes, but perhaps no cause has
/ more strongly appealed to him
than of helping the new State
of Israel receive and help get on
their feet the hundreds of thou
sands of refugees who have come
to her shores.
When Eddie was in Israel re-
Gently, Prime Minister Ben-Gur-
ion said, Eddie, I count on you
to raise one fourth of the Ameri-
can total for Isxael."
Those who know Eddie didn't
laugh when they heard the story.
Nor did millions who know Of
Cantor's work for charities
through a recent nationwide
spread in the Saturday Evening
4 Post" Millions more will get to
know the Jewish comedian better
when a major studio releases
"The Eddie Cantor Story" in the
not too distant future.
The Talmud has, it that the
prophet Elijah was once asked
who were sure to enter Paradise
and pointed to the entertainers
who make the people forget their
"tzores."
Eddie has not only brought re-
lief to people by his profession as
a comedian, but by the millions
of dollars he has helped raise for
the needy.
Sixty candles for Eddie Cantor
-. a great Jew.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
CONTINUED from Pose "a,

cence only Professionally, promis-
ing repeatedly to start a gents
furnishing store. He asked that
he be allowed to play "just one
more season" in order to raise
sufficient capital with which to
start store. When that season
was up, he induced Mr.. Tobias to
bear with him ''for just one more
season." pointing out that with
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
A LETTER FROM BILL LANTAFF

rection, intelligent leadership and
fellowship, cooperation, and morale.
All who have studied the art of
government have been convinced
that the fate of countries depends
upon the education of youth. We
witnessed the exploitation of youth
by the Nazis and now by the Com
munists. Why, then, should VIC not
do everything we can to interest
our American youth in our govern
ment and encourage their training
to become good citizens and lead
ers.
Good government is dependent
upon good citizens. Student govern
ment in the schools gives us the
opportunity to train our youth to-
ward that goal.
Sincerely yours,
BILL LANTAFF
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R - Notes and
comments on the Hollywood scene:
When Howard Hughes bought
control of RKO, there was a gag
making the rounds. This was at a
time when Hughes was tinkering
with his huge flying boat and null
ing his monster helicopter. Con-
cerning his new purchase, the all
ing RKO studios, people were say
ing, Hell never get it off the
ground"
Well, now Hughes is out of the
RKO picture and people are again
wondering if that long-embattled
studio will ever get off the ground.
Signs were hopeful when new
money bought out Hughes, but that
situation erupted. Now they're try
ing to pick up the pieces and get
RKO running again. The job will
take a couple of years at the least.
Some of the Hughes epics are
finally seeing the light of day after
being on the shelf. Montana
Belle" was previewed this week.
Jane Russell made the Western
epic in 1948 for an independent out
fit. Hughes bought the picture out
right and it has been gathering
dust until now.
Now what about "Jet Pilot" the
John Wayne-Janet Leigh film that
was started three years ago?
Yawn of the week goes to the
Ava Gardner-Frank Sinatra bust
ups and reconciliations. Can't think
of anything less momentouS unless
it's whether Rita and Ally will ever
get back together. ;.
Don't worry about Amos m Andy
disappearing from radio and TV.
Although their creators, Correll
and Gosden, have said they want
to retire, their characters will
carry on. CHS owns the complete
rights. =.
Walter Pidgeon takes over as
new prexy of the Screen Actors
Guild Nov. 8. No one will be hap
pier than the incumbent, Ronald
Reagan. The latter stayed out of
the presidential campaign "be-
cause people claim I'm talking for
the guild when l voice political
opinions. He wants to be private
citizen again.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04

writer in the days of the sailing
ships described the horse latitudes:
"Gale and dead calms, terrible
thunderStormS and breezes, fair
one hour and foul the next are the
characteristics of those parallels. !.
There is considerable disagree
ment as to the origin of the name
horse latitudes", but one theory
held to by certain historians is that
the region derived its name from
the fact that vessels carrying
horses from Europe to America
during Colonial times were detain-
ed in these latitudeS and had to
throw part Of their livestock over
board for lack of feed. Another
theory states that the name is de-
rived. from the boisterous and un-
ruly winds encountered there.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
LIFE
ABROAD
By r. sATAKoPAN

NEW DELHI B - A religious
sect maintains a bird hospital here
capable of handling 400 feathered
patients. The Delhi Jain Bird Hos
pital attends sick or injured birds
brought to it and sends out patrols
to pick up strays in need of care.
Its service is free. but one rule
of admission stops many keepers of
bird pets. Once a patient is on his
feet he goes free and not back
into cage.
Founded 20 years ago, the Jain
Bird Hospital is supported by
India's most nonviolent sect of
Hinduism. The Jains preach and
practice nonviolence. They walk
and sit with extreme care to avoid
harming an ant or worm.
The Jains, however, are among
India's wealthiest people. Their
religion ordainS that a part of this
wealth be earmarked for temples,
hospitals and homes for the poor.
The bird hospital has an eight
man staff, most of them retired
Jain doctors whose avocation is
attending birds. It supplies a surgi-
cal ward, special apparatus for
checking the temperatures of its
bird patients and even special
electrical appliances for the treat
ment of paralytic birds.
Jain staff workers treat even
these birds not only with kindness
but with respect.
"Our Jain religion says that even
the meanest worm has a soul as
great as mans and must be re-
vered," said one bird doctor.
His Hindu colleague, who believe
in transmigration of souls, went
step further.
'Who can say?" he asked.
"These birds may be our fathers
and our grandfathers, born as
birds for their accumulated sins
of the past"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
SEC Sets Top
Action Sat.
BY STERLING sLAPPEY
Associated Press Sports Writer

RssocIafed Press Sports Writer
Eight games-two of them slight
ly faded intersectional affairs =
viii be played this week by South
eastern Conference football teams.
Two and three years ago when
the Georgia Tech5Army and the
Georgia. Pennsylvania games were
scheduled, they were supposed to
be hot stuff.
Since then lot of glamour has
been knocked off.
The Cribbing affair cut Army
from a mighty power and the
Cadets still are rebuilding. Penn
hasn't shown as strongly as ex-
pected. The 14-7 loss to Penn
State Saturday was a shock.
And then there is, Georgia =
undermined, crippled and playing
schedule no team could be ex-
pected to navigate without beat
ings. Georgia has lost three so far
and doubtless more to come.
The Tech.Army game is in At
lanta and the Georgia. Penn game
in Philadelphia. Both are Saturday
afternoon.
OF the four actors in the two In
tended football melodramas, only
Tech is living up to its advance
billing. The Engineers are unbeat-
en-, united and apparently about to
accept a bowl bid, probably to the
Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.
Other interconference games are
Chattanooga Alabama at Tusca-
loosa; Mississippi Houston at Hous-
ton, and Vanderbilt-Miami at Mi
ami. Vandy's game will be Friday
night; Mississippi plays Saturday
night, and Alabama Saturday aft
ernoon.
SEC games are Mississippi State
at Auburn's Homecoming, Tulane
at Kentucky and Tennessee at
Baton Rouge against L. S. U.
Florida is idle but the Gators
deserve a rest. Bob Woodruff S
son and needs only six more to SCI
son and need only six more to set
an all-time Florida record. The
1852 output is tops for the SEC.
After a weel; of rest Florida goes
back to work against Tennessee,
Miami and Kentucky. Last Satur-
day Florida got from behind a
40 lag against Auburn and won
31-21.
A solid round of victories over
out of league teams last week end
moved the SECS intersectional and
interconference won-lost percent
age to a fat TIA for the season.
The mark is 24' victories, seven
defeats.
Tech made the most notable con-
tribution Saturday, a 28-7 victory
over unbeaten Duke. Tennessee
Clipped in with a ALA slaughter
Of North Carolina. Kentucky was
supposed to lose to Miami but won
instead, 29-0. No one expected
Vandy to win by any such 67-7 scor,
over Washington and Lee. But Bill
Edwards hard working crew did
the trick.
Other scores were Alabama "a
Georgia 10; Mississippi 2S L. S. U,
0, and Tulane "a Mississippi State
21.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04

tero replied Suavely: mister DOgs
Mister Dog-he checked out. !"
High level Spaniards are annoyed
at America because of the delay in
the U. S. giving financial aid to the
Franco regime. But this attitude
hasn't filtered down to the average
citizen.
"The Spaniards are proud of be-
ing an old cultured people," one
longtime foreign resident here said.
"They look on most Americans as
noisy but rather likable children.
They also like the expansive nature
of Americans. You hear a lot about
how badly American tourists be-
have in Europe. But most of the
Spaniards seem to think the Amer
leans behave better than French
or British visitors. OF course, one
reason may be they spend more. T"
Tipping is a major worry to the
American visitor abroad who is
never quite sure whether he is giv-
ing too much or too little. He wants
to do right by everybody but
doesn't like to be regarded as a
sucker.
In this dilemma, many American
tourists remember Europe as a
nightmare wilderness of ruined
castles surrounded by a forest of
outstretched palms, all reaching
for his pocketbook.
But the wages are so low in
Spain that tipping puts no strain on
you at all. Tip the taxi driver five
Observation-Disclosures the fare
clocked on the meter and he salutes
you as if you were a king. If you
want to tip a quarter-lo pesetas--
you have to do 1t gradually for
fear he viii drop dead behind the
wheel in sheer joy. That is almost
half days pay for many Spanish
workers.
Madrid Spanish have a lighter
attitude toward life than Barcelon-
ians, who are serious minded,
thrifty, and have the same reputa-
ton in Spain that the Scotsman
does in the English speaking world.
AS one ''Madrileno" put it laugh.
ingly: ''In Barcelona they take
three bites to eat q grape"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Dear Neighbor:

Last week your Congressman had
the pleasure to address the 18th
annual meeting of the Southern
Association of Student Councils at
Miami Beach.
In witnessing this gathering of
some 900 students from IA states
one could not help but realize that
here was truly a representative
group from which we will obtain
our future citizens and leaders. 1t
Is my honest opinion that the
schools serves as a laboratory for
good citizenship. Participation. in
student government is an excellent
training ground to equip an indivi-
dual to serve his country as a
better leader and citizen tomorrow.
II is not my belief that student
council activity offers the one and
only medium through which good
citizenship can be and is developed.
There are other school and out
side.of-school settings which also
contribute to citizenship training
and they should continue to do so in
an increasingly effective manner.
However, | believe that a student
council properly organized and SUI
pervised offers the best Of these
opportunities because its detectives
are educationally justifiable, and
its methods and procedures are
pSychologically sound. II is
motivated and functional miniature
democracy, one which represents
student interests and activities and
all students, and a plan which
more closely resembles adult de-
mocracy than anything else.
While student can we'll
obtain the knowledge of the theory
of democracy through text books
and capable instruction, his student
government participation brings
the instruction to the student with
practical application. The student
learns by doing. Student council
activity also offers training to res.
pect law and order, intelligent res
pect for authority, creates self di.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
WRONG APPENDIX Is
REMOVED in BRITAIN

LIVERPOOL, England R--Roy
Thomspon, 10, went into hospital
here to have metal splinter taken
from his hand.
David Thompson, also TO-. went
to the same hospital to have his
appendix out.
The hospital staff is trying to
figure out how it happened that
the appendix that came out be-
lOnged to Roy.
When they discovered the mis-
take, the Mortified surgeons quick
ly wheeled David into the operat-
ing theater and whipped out the
right appendix.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
Man Claims He Caught
Whale On Anchor Hook

EASTBoURNE, England R-one
fish story--about the man who
flung a boat anchor into the sea
and hooked a two-ton whale-has
been cut down to size.
First, an expert from the British
Museum came along and said the
monster Vivian Cell and his
friends dragged in wasn't whale
at all. It was a 14-foot basking
shark.
Then, before Cell could collect
10 pounds ($2s) that an animal
dealer offered for the catch, hun
dreds Of SightseerS hacked the fish
to pieces yesterday and carried it
away for dog and catfood.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-04
MISSOURI TOWN HAS
ACUTE WATER DEARTH

GREEN RIDGE, Mo. Up - A
critical water shortage was report
ed today in this Central Missouri
town of $50 population.
The town has no water system
and the residents depend on wells
and cisterns, many of which have
gone dry.
Some persons are hauling water
from Sedalia, IL miles away.