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THURSDAY, MAY L.
Garden party and installation of
Key West Garden Club menu
bers, 1906 5uth street. at home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner
pm.
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotor. club. ST. Paul.
Parish Hall 1915 pm.
Meeting I ,wer Keys Property
Owners Association. Ross Saw.
yer's Camp, Cudjoe Key. :
pm.
Meeting, ". #. w. Post No, ssil,
Post Home on Elizabeth street.
5 pm,
Senior Class play (also Friday
mighty at high school audi
torium. 800 pm.
FRIDAY. MAY z
Meeting. Knights Of Pythias,
Pythian Hall, Iz8 tiemme
St, 8 pm.
Meeting, Alcoholics Anpny.
nous, First PresbyteriaE
Luncheon, Officers Wives Club,
at Fort Taylor. Cocktails Il
noon. Luncheon at p. M
Meeting, Officers Club, Fern
Chapter No Il, o. e. s., S .sIsh
Rite Temple. 8 pm, postponed
May May is.
Meeting, Key West Amateur RA-
.lio Club, National Guard ARM
Dry, 7.30 p. m.
May Day Festival. Harris
School, 400 pm
May Day Festival, Poineiana
School. 5 pm.
Senior High School Play, audi.
forum, s pm.
May Day Festival, Truman
School, grounds.
Party, Arthur Murray Studios,
SIT Duyal street, 10 am 10 Z
pm.
SATURDAY, MAY b.
Art classes for children, . % I
pm, patio OF West Martello
Gallery, c snty : ;.
MONDAY. May S.
Meeting Circle two, Women 81 the
First Presbyterian church. )
pm. home of Mrs. j. r. Bal.
iod, 9I5 johnson Street.
Meeting. executive board, Pom.
clana PTA. school. . pm.
Meeting Wonen's Auxiliary ~ St
Paul's. Parish Hall. . pm.
Meeting, Key West ministerial
Association, IL am.
Meeting. WMU Of First Bsptist
Church, at church, 7s3o pm.
Meeting, Key West Ar and His
toriral Society. West Martsiio
Tower, County Beach. So
pm.
Meeting. Key West Temple 20.
10. pythsan Sisters. Knights q
Pythias Hall, Fleming street,
10 pm
Meeting Methodist Men, Wesley
House. pm.
TUESDAY,, May g.
Business meeting, Junior We-
man's Club. clubhouse, Q pm.
Meeting. Minoca Council No. =.
Degree of pocaF1Cntas, Fed
mems Hall, TO pm.
Meeting. Key West Chapter
Disabled American Veterans.
Taaz Tenpse, 3 pm.
Meeting. Key West Assembly
A0 rs. Order of Rainbcw
ssxk. Sc0tsixa kits TsfnDs<.
10 pm
gssflng Civil Air F6sfci.
American Legion Ecuss
ss0xx Island, q pm
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Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO. BETTY NANCY MYERS,
Route No. 6, Givens Road,
c/o William Johns,
Chattanooga, Tennessee
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for Divorce has been
filed against you herein and you
are required to serve d copy or
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the cotnplainant's Ar
torney. and file the original AM
swer in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court. on or before the
30th OF May. A. p. 1852, In the
above entitled cause. otherwise the.
allegations therein will be taken as
confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County. Florida, this
18th day OF April. A. 10. 1852.
lSeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Caprt.
Monroe County. Florida
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
IsJ TOM O.. WATKINS.
Attorney for Complainant.
63I Whitehead Street.
Key West, Florida,
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Continued

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FOR RENT or SALE: Two bed
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bath. Close 10 stores and bus.
Large Lot. Inquire r. o. Box s21
Key West.
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WHY NOT SUMMER IN MIAMI7
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Cor part1 Of handsome with gard
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rent Of $500 Cor less) per month
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residence and post office address 81
the claimant. and shall be sworn
to by the claimant. their agent. of
their attorney. and any such claim
pr demand not SO filed shall Be
void.
BESSIE JOHNSON
Ms administrative or the Estate Of
Roland Carey, deceased.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or TfsE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ And For MONROE COUNTY.
IN GHANGEItY.
Case No. f3-122
HOWARD W. SABLE.
Complainant.
vs.. DIVORCE
NINA WOODROW SABLE.
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
To- NINA WOODROW SABLE
iUS Juanita Drive
Tuscaloosa. Alabama-
FDIf ARE HEREBY N0TIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED to serve q copy OF your an
SN ar On attorney for Complainant
ard file the original thereof with
the Clerk or this Court on or be.
fore the S0th day OF May, A. -.
1852. otherwise a Decree Pro Con-
fesso wifi he entered against YOU.
DATED this 30th day OF April.
A. b. 1859. at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida.
s{C'ireuit Court
Sea9 EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY gsd) Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL. r. E.SQuINALDO
eos whitehead street
Key Vest. Florida
Attorney for Complainant.
1859
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CrRcEfF
OF THE STATE. or FLORIDA,
IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I3-S4
WILLIAM r.. MYERS,
Complainant,
VS.. DIN ORCE
BETTY NANCY MYERS,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FisONffsA.
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY.
IN cHANCEHf.
No. 1898
LEON A. DICKINSON, JR.s
Plaintiff,
vs. DHyOisfE
FLORENCE BROWN DICKINSON,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To: Florence Brown Dickinson
East street tIaitcheeek 1&tke1
Waterbury IL, Connecticut
You are hereby notified that
Bill Of Complaint for Divorce hiss
been filed against You and snu arc
hereby required to serve = cory ct
your Answer 70 the Bill Ell Conn
plant on PLAINTIFFS atk0rn ~. Ju-
illus r.. Stone, Jr, 2aa1a ItspaI
Street. Key West. Flprfda. ard file
the original Answer Ii. the office III
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court. on
the 26th day of May. As n. 1852 IN
default OF which the Hsii ~ Com
plant will be taken as confessed
against you.
DATED April 2srd. 4. p, 1852
{Circuif Court
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
BY lsdl Kathleen NotfaEA
Deputy CLERK.
JULIUS r. STONE. III.
Attorney at Lew
2o3Iz DuvaI street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Plaintiff.
W. g9IkOHf e.
EMIL FREDERICK RuG
Defendant
NOTICE ny PIBLfCATIuA
TO: EMIL. FREDERICK Ruler
1885 West Ashdate Stress
Phil deIphsa. Pennsylvania
You are notified thSat a h9ii of
Complaint for HIVores has been
filed against ycn by Theresa EHai9
Rugar. and you are keEeag gs~
auired 10 serve q eerT uf yoar Ass-
s~er 10 the Bill OF Corn gsa8Eat on
plaintiffs attorney. VI EurrE Iar+
ris, whose address II res d DnNal
Street. Key West. FsoFiaA. SD
thereafter file THE original st T0ax
Answer Tn the office ~ tits tlNs
of the Circuit Court or May 3. 1864.
In default uF which w0Id htts "a
Complaint WILL he taken aa eos
fsased against you
Dated April q. 1882
tCssreukf E0nrt
SEAL EARL r. ADAMS.
CLERK 81 efFgass gsa4x8s
Monroe Eaan2s. F8mgaaa.
b. kaghfs@n %nffA&s
U@pnsx Clerk
w. CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney A. Law.
tea Tnsa1 Street
Key West. FfcrSaMs
Attorney fer ksaa8nfiSR
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoTRT or THE
SIXTEENTH 1IBTgIAL 2tEAasE4
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN And ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANGFsR1.
Va. 1I-&1
THERESA HAIG RUGERs
Plaintiff.
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Evening star., 1952-07-04
Strike Dashes Hope
|0f Steel Deconfrol
Soon, Fowler Says

Defense Production Administra.
tor Henry H. Fowler said at {
news conference yesterday after.
noon that production losses du'
to the steel strike mean that de-
control of steel "is out the win
dow" before the middle Of mex
year. It had been hoped that de.
control could start by the enc
Of this year.
Mr.. Fowler said If the strik'
continues much longer "the i'm.
pact will spread with paralyzini
effect over the whole economy"
He said these three factors arr
now apparent:
I. Inventories Of steel in man,
Iufacturing companies are runnin,
out and the next two weeks viii
see many more shutdowns II tn,
strike continues.
2. Supplies Of steel product,
In warehouses are depleted ans
there is no chance Of building
them up.
3. It will take at least one O.
two weeks after a settlement O
the strike to bring the production
Of steel up to normal.
Even after production is re
sumed, he said. many plants vii
have to wait weeks before thei
Evening star., 1952-07-04
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

The tert OF President Trn-
mans press conference state
ment yesterday on the steel
dispute tolloWs::
I understand that a good
many Of the steel companies
are ready to settle with the
union on all the issues.
I also understand that these
companies are being prevented
from settling because pressure
is being put on them by other
steel companies. ~
This appears to me to be q
conspiracy against the public
interest and not a labor dispute.
In my opinion, it does not call
for use Of the national emer-
gency provisions Of the Taft
Hartley Act.
It calls for honest collective
bargaining between the indi-
vidual companies and the union.
Also, those companies now In
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Reese Retired From VA
After 4S Years Of Service

Lester H. Reese. 6104 Third
street NV. has been retired from
the Veterans Administration, after
48 years Of Government service.
He began his Federal service
at the age Of IL, as a water boy In
the Office of Public Buildings and
Grounds, now the National Capt.
tai Parks.
He became a messenger, in 1908
in the Bureau of Pensions, later
merged with the Veterans Ad-
ministration. At the time Of his
retirement, he was employed as q
correspondence instructor and re-
viewer in the Payees Accounts
Service.
He and his wife have two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Thomas j. Hutchins
and Mrs. Russell G. Fritz.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
July 4th Is Gloomy
For thousands Idle
In Steel WaIkouf
ey the Associated Pres,

PITTSBURGH, July 4.-This is
la bleak independence Day for
families of 100000 CIO United
|Steelworkers who have been idle
since June 2 In the Nationwide
steel strike.
There are some 414.010 per-
sons In allied industries who have
been laid OF.
|. While the steelworkers wait for
their union chiefs and the COM
lpanies to work out an agreement
the Nations economy suffers more
land more.
There's hardly a company that
uses steel which has not been ef-
Ifected or win not be soon.
Auto Production Hard Hit.
Motor vehicle production, which
has slumped sharply already. Is
lexpected to be hit extremely hard
next week. It is possible 20 per
cent Of the industry's car and
truck output will be halted.
Akron. Ohio. reported the first
Ilayoffs yesterday because Of the
strike. Rim plants at Goodyear
Tire g. Rubber co. and Firestone
Tire q Rubber CO. closed last
might for lack 81 steel. Each en-
lploys about 500 workers.
The Dodge division of Chryslel
Motor Car Co. closed last night
lat Kokomo, Ind. About 500 were
laid of. The layof came 2:
hours after the Continental Stee
Corp. plant at Kokomo closed
lidling 1000. The CIO-USW loca
lat the plant had been keeping it.
lemployes working under a 30-day
lextension agreement pendinf
union efforts to settle with the biz
steel companies. !
Meanwhile. Pittsburgh 6tee
lCo.-which has signed a new con.
tract with the steelworkers-
asked the government for permis.
lsion to raise its prices $8.16 q ton
It needs thesincrease. the compan,
lsaid. to help pay for added costs
The company's contract pro.
lvided . 12.5-cent hourly boos
retroactive to April I, fringe bene.
nts OF s and 8 cents an hour ans
Ia modified union shop for EN-.
lployes averaging about $l.95 al
hour. The union shop provision
permits new employees to Withdraw
from the union between, the 20tl
and SOth day Of employment.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
He Wants His Name
To Be Smokey So
People Won't FORGET

Olin Slower yesterday petitioned
District Court to approve chang
ing his name to Smokey Olin
Slower for business reasons and
because, he says, the name
Smokey" is more easily remem-
bered.
Mr.. Slower, who viii be IS years
old July %, said he is self
lployed as an electrical engineering
contractor and wants to use the
title OF the initials Of his name
With the name change this would
be the SOS Electric Co" $e @
Mr.. Slower lives at 377O Thirty
ninth street NV. The petition
to the court to change his name
was filed In his behalf by his
lattorney.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Olivia De HaviIIand Seeks
Divorce From Novelist
BY the Assoeinfad Press

LOS ANGELES, July 4.-Screen
Actress Olivia De Faviland has
sued Novelist Marcus Aurelius
Goodrich for a divorce. The
couple married in 1916 and sepa-
rated last May.
Miss De Haviland, SO. charged
Mr.. Goodrich, 81, with cruelty in
her complaint yesterday. She
waived alimony, attorney fees and
court costs but requested sole
custody of her child. Benjamin
Briggs Goodrich. 2.
Friends have said tempera-
mental differences between the
two. following separate careers,
contributed to the breakup. The
marriage was the actress first,
the writer's fifth. He is the au-
thor Of the novel, ''Delilah."
Evening star., 1952-07-04

/. Haldore D. Hanson, still en-
|ployed by the State Department.
who recently was cleared by the
Civil Service Loyalty Review
Board.
2. Charles A. Thomson, now
stationed in Paris. who has been
cleared by the department.
3. Rowena Rommel. Records
available give no indication formal
charges ever have been raised
against her, and Senator Benton
made no comment on this charge.
Senator Benton said the charge
that had caused him the most
embarrassment involved his &C
lceptance Of two $500 gifts" from
Walter Cosgriff. a former Recon-
struction Finance Corp. director,
during mid-1950.
Senator Mccarthy charged that
some Of the money was a cam
paign contribution unreported by
Senator Benton. The Wisconsin
Republican said Mr.. CoSgriff was
a candidate for the RFC post at
the time and asked, what was
Cosgriff paying Benton for?"
Senator Benton said both gifts
were for the specific purpose Of
paying mailing costs for copies Of
Benton speeches on the subject of
Hoover Commission re-organiza-
tion proposals.
Senator Benton also denied q
Met Carthy charge that he was
having difficulties with the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau about his
1947-1950 tax returns.
Senator Benton conceded that
the 1945 State Department pur-
chase Of an art collection criticized
by Senator Mccarthy was q mis-
take. But he said it was made
by his subordinates and that the
collection was sold for more than
the Government paid for it.
The Connecticut Senator also
defended charges involving the
Encyclopedias Brittanica and Brit
Itanica Films. Of which Senator
Benton Is Q co-owner.
Senator Mccarthy said he
wanted to know how many Of the
encyclopedia the State Depart
ment bought. And the depart
ment, he said, distributed overseas
films with such titles as Grass
hoppers. Tennis Rhythm" IRE
production Among Mammals, -
l"Willie and the Mouse" and unit
Cast Partial Dentures."
"I'm sure they all were effec-
tive in combating Communism, %
the Senator quipped.
Senator Benton said he gave
orders as soon as he moved into
the State Department to cease
purchase Of any Britannica Aims.
Invested in Pm.
| And Of 1871 sets Of encyclo
Ipedia bought by the department,
lonly 80 sets Of Britannica are in
lcluded, he added.
Senator Benton also said he had
put $500 into the now-defunct
New York newspaper PM. but
he sold the interest after two
weeks for $7,825 and was "the
only person who made q profit
on it." he added.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Steel
Continued From First Page.

\NOIltluUcO CTOm c1ESL fd&e.J
tigation of the unions charge this
week end. He will, an official
spokesman said, talk to the par
ties, those in a position to have
information" bearing on the
charge Of conspiracy.
The Taft-Hartley Act imposes
on labor and management the OBJ
lligation to bargain in good faith
The unions conspiracy charge
means it questions whether the
steel companies are bargaining In
good faith.
II Mr.. Bott decides there is evil
dence to support the charge he
can ask permission Of the five
man board to go to a United
States Federal Court for an in
junction forbiddine the compa-
|nies from continuing their alleged
conspiracy.
Taft Law Involved.
Thus the Taft-Hartley labor
law. a central issue in the heated
fight between Truman and Con-
lgress over how to deal with the
strike. was brought front and CEN
ter. but not in the way Congress
wanted. Both House and Senate
have asked Mr.. Truman to use
the law and get a court order for
bidding the strike for 80 days.
Mr.. Truman has refused on
grounds that the union volun-
tarily postponed it's Strike for more
than the 80-day Taft-Hartley Pc
riod anyway. And Mr.. Steelman
yesterday repeated what he called
serious doubts as to whether, un-
der the circumstances, O.. court
would issue a 11o-strike order un-
der Taft-Hartley.
Evening star., 1952-07-04

Robert RamSpeck said today he
has received 1880 from sched-
uled airlines while he has been
serving as chairman of the Civil
Service Commission.
He said the payment was per
fectly legal" He said it was
cleared by officials Of the Justice
Department and the Civil Service
Commission.
The money came from the All
Transport Association. q trade or.
|ganization representing practical.
|ly all scheduled airlines. Mr.
Ramspeck had been vice president
|of ATA before taking q ,15-montt
leave Of absence last year TO bs
civil service commissioner.
Mr.. Ranspeck said ATA gave
him the $11 .250 in q lump sumr
to make up the salary loss hi
would have suffered in taking thu
Civil Service post. As ATA vice.
president, Mr.. .Ramspeck received
SIS, 900 annually His Civil Setv.
ice pay is $4,000 annually.
Regarded As Gift.
"If / had done any work fol
this money, I would have VIOLATED
the lawbut I did not" Mr.
lRal1speck said.
fIe said he regarded the pay.
tmei1t as d gift. but the Interiia
Revenue Bureau decided that i
was income taxable at regular
rates,
Il did not argue with the rulini
that the money was taxable" Mr.
Ramspeck said. 7 Just paid tn
taxes" III.
Mr.. Ramspeck said there was n,
secret about the payment. al
though it was not 'publicized a
the time it was made. He sale
the issue was being raised at thi
time by one or more airlinei
executives trying to hurt Capt
Eddie ". Rickenbacker. presiden
lof Eastern Air Lines.
Mr.. RamSpeck told q story O
lbitter strife within ATA. BeFsai(
Evening star., 1952-07-04

turn comes to obtain steel prod
uctS. .--.
Mr.. Fowler put the loss of pro-
duction so far at ia million ineot
tons OF steel. Even If the strike
should end today, he said, an
additional 2 million tons would be
lost IN the period before opera
tions got fully under way.