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s0-L.egal Notices

by. through. under or against the
above named defendants. and all
parties having, or claiming to have.
any right. title or interest in the
property herein described. to-wit:
The South one-half tShl OF the
Northwest ons.ouarter sSwAl
South. Range 20 East.
lying and being In Monroe County,
Florida.
You, and each OF you. are hereby
notified that q suit has been filed
against you by the plaintiffs. HAIR
RIS LEvESoN, Jr., as Executor CT
ceased: CORA LEvESoN, widow;
GEORGE cOURY and ERNEST r.
SMITH. for the purpose OF quieting
their title In ard TO the above de-
scribed property. Said suit being
Chancery No. 1850 In the Circuit
Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Cir
cult OF Florida In and for Monroe
County.
You, and each OF you. are hereby
required to file an appearance tei-
Their personally or through an at
torneyl in the above styled cause
on wednesday, May 18th, 1853. 9th
erwfse, the allegations of the Cons
plant filed by the plaintiffs herein
will be taken as confessed by you.
n copy OF SAID Complaint - 0eliYe
cred to you herewith.
In lieu of filing an appearance.
you may file an Answer or such
other pieadings a. YOU may be ad-
yised on Monday, May 18th, 1883.
IT Is ORDERED that this no.
tice to Appear be published In the
Key West Citizen, newspaper
published In Monroe County, Flor
Ida. on April 10th. 18th. 2tth and
May LIST. 1858.
DATED this 18th day Of April.
AID, 1853.
fseal) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
In and for Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
WALTON, HUBBARD. SCHRoE.
DER. LANTAFF q ATKINS
els Alfred I. dupont Building
Miami -, Florida
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
aprit-2i-2s;mayb.1s 1853
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ONE BEDROOM Apt. furn. $500,
plus utilities. Infant or child over
IL accepted. Also. large efficiency.
5000, plus utilities. Phone 2-7562
or 2-2S24. may5-3tx
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FURNISHED Apis, excellent loca-
ton. Phones 2-5073 2-2713 or 7O7
Sim0nton st. may2-3t
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ONE BEDROOM Apt. Nicely furn.
Parking space, reasonable rent.
Apply Gate Barber Shop. 1913
Southland. may4-3tx
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EFFICIENCY Apartment. All utili.
ties. 500 Eaton st. may5-ti

EFFICIENCY Apt. Couple only, no
pets. Near Navy Yard. Price Or
ganization. AL Fleming. Phone
2-7611. may5-tf
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CLEAN, nicely furn. apt. Suitable
for couple. No pets. $500 month
ly. Apply 1121 Angela St. may4-3tx
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lib Employment
Wanted Male

SEMI-RETIRED business man
seeks employment in small enter.
prise. Speaks Spanish. Should con-
nection prove mutually satisfactory
could invest few thousand. Free
man, p. o. Box 321, Marathon.
may4-3tx
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Apartments For Rent
tcoNTNUED,

SUMMER Rate. Furn. 8 room apt.
$500 mo. Hot water. Phone
2,5452, TOO Emma st. may2-3tx
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IA HACIENDA

ATTRACTIVE Apartments. ALI
electric, tile bath, tub and show
err. Cross ventilation, private beach,
corner Washington and william.
may4-tf
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FURN. APT. for rent. Apply 9O7
Virginia st. Phone 2-3771.
may5-3tx
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NEW FURN. two bedroom apt. Air
cooled, large screen porch. 219
Whitehead st. Phone 2-5401.
may5-tf
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. -Apastmsnts For Rsnt

MODERN, ALL ELECTRICALLY
EQUIPPED, ONE BEDROOM
APT. NEAR NAVAL BASE. AP.
Ply m PERSON, CABRERA
WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC. 8
AM. 70 S Pm. may4-4t
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APIS. for rent. $4,000 to $3.50
per month. All william st.
may4-12tx
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TWO BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. All electric kitchen. Next
to Naval Base. Phone 2-2681.
= may5-3t
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2 BEDROOM Apt. 241O Harris Ave.
Apply Adams Dairy. may4-3t
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Hslp Wanted

FINANCE CO. has opening for a
young aggressive man. Perman-
ent resident. Salary and car allow.
ances. Apply s24 Southland st.
apr2S-tf
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FURNISHED apartments. ; rooms
and hath, maid and janitor SER
Vice. utilities furnished. Coral
Hotsl Apartments. s12 Simonton
ST. may1-tf
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ONE.BEDRoOM, all electric.
PSiyate bath, utilities, linens,
i dfjhes furnished. N Z B Motel.
Phone 2-Ss15. may1-tf
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BARTENDER wanted. Mardi Gras,
% Duval st. Apply after 8 Pm.
apr13-tf

WANTED: Driver salesman for
Blatz Beer. Contact Mr.. Bethel
at H. Ramos & Co.. Inc. $40 Front
st. may4-tf
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NEW modern. CRS, one bedroom
apt. Located ID residential sec
don, near ocean. Beautifully furn.
With modernisiic furniture All
electric kitchen, utility room. One
year lease. No pets. Phone 2.57si.
aar29-H
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l2-Baby Sitters

BABY SITTING by hour or day.
Also board. Reference furnished.
Phone 2-7675. apr29-6t
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50 Notices

(.
IN THE crRcuIT C0UnT Or TINE
gIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
n And ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEHY.
CASE No. f3-ele
HARRIET l. L4AKETEk,
Plaintiff.
W. DIyOnCD
JAMES THOMAS LAKETEk.
NOTICE nv puBLiCATI0N
TO: JAMES THOMAS LAKETEK
1876 south Leavitt street
Chicago ., Illinois
YoU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 70 serve q copy
OF your Answer 20 the Complaint
for Diyorce on the plaintiffs At
tDrney. and 20 file the original AM
swer in the office Of the Clerk uf
the Circuit Court on or before the
2ist day Of May AID. 1864. - the
above entIt1ed cause. otherwise the
allegations therein will be taken
as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED 81 Key
West, Monroe reunty. Fioriaa, this
zssh day 81 April. A.D. 1853.
(SeAll EARL N. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
By kathIsea NcttnGs
Deputy Clerk.
feAy ALLAN b. lLEARE. 1n
Attorney for Plaintiff
sas whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Apr5f-fssmayS.ts,fsSi
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UPSIAlRS APT. for couple only.
Ono block from beach at Sla
United ST Apply liza DuSal.
apr30.ti
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"A Trailsrs For Rent

ONE.WAY TRAILERS. any sire,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent It here-leave
it there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
tSinclair) Service Station. Stock
Island. sprls-tf
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FURNISHED efficiency apt. Elcc.
trio kitchen. Children welcome.
90 Elizabeth ST. rnayl-ti
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NICE ApTS. Al electric. Private
baths. Couples only. No pets.
i0is Marsaret St. Apply . AN. |.
s Pm. may26tx
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SMALL APT. for rent. All utilities
furnlshsd. Apply 100 White 81.
1lay2-at
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 32l Simonton. mayl-t
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ExPERIENCED Super Market
Cashier wanted Apply Fausto's
Feed Palace. mayS-tf
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1 CHOICE LOIS. - = 30. waddeiI
near Alberta. also 10 I Is cor.
Ainersa 8 Wadden. hlc<k frumI
ocean q Eass Msrina. Sacrifice. 81.
Herman. go By1cn Ave-. Miami
Beach. apxl3tl
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34-Househcld Items
For Sale

" IRON BED, complete spring &
mattress, 5000. 727 Catherine.
ST. may2-3t
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S ALUMINIUM Jalousies with
screens, double operator. T. TO-
high ( ~" wide. new. / casemen.
window 3 / q and 2 easement
windows s. 4 s. with screens, I'll
used. Cheap. See altar l:3o Pm.
At 81 Poinciana Pi. aprii-u
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AVAILABLE May list. New fur
nlshad Z bedroom apt. Air cooled.
Large screened porch. Yearly
rental. $4,000 monthly. plus utili-
ties. Phone 2-siOi. apr2s-u
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. By
Hay, week or month. Stutz Hotel
Apts., 40 Fleming. mayl-n
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APARTMENTS open for your In
sp6etion. Furnished or unfurn.
lshed. Royal Palms Apartments,
ist Street and Patterson Ave.
may1-tf
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38-Automobiles For Sale
tC0NTxvUED.

1s41 FORD. Clean. al front end
and motor. win finance. Front
of Pearls Trailer Court, Stock
Island. apr30-6tx
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{ BEDROOM Apt. $500 per mo.
Adults. Phone 2-67li. apr2s-tf
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ROOMS and Apis. for rent. Very
reasonable rates. SeaShell Motel.
corner South and William SIS.
maytd
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NAVAL officer. wife and haby
q yearI. desire : bedroom fur
nished house o. apartment. In
mediate occupancy Cor at ieast cne
year. Phone $500. n1ayl-stx
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FURN. 5 rm. cottage. Nice quiet
neighborhood. Child under / ac-
cepted. $500 monthly. Phone
2-66Ss. may2-tf
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-FOUR ROOMS. ] bedroom. Very
cool. Private drive. landscaped.
Ne children or pets. $ts>ca Ph,
1,3ta1 ialS United s.. naay7.t
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4Housss For Rent


UNUSUALLY Cool. spacious. new
" decorated, 2 bedroom, al cleo
trio. Porches and garden. 6 months
or longer. $500. Adults. 2-577s.
apri3.H
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REMARKABLY cool apartment.
Screened porch. large living
room, Z bedrooms, electric kitchen.
q Sundeck. $500. AHA. mayl.et
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Some Aspects Of the White Case
Truman Should Not Have Been Surprised at the Charges
Of BroWneII, Writer Says; Senate Report Discussed
David lawrence

Former President Truman
should not have been sur
prised when he read that At
torney General Brownell &C
cused him of sending to the
Senate the nomination of the
late Harry Dexter White, for
8 high Government post, even
though the Democratic ad-
ministration knew that re-
liable witnesses had said that
White was a Russian spy"
For the famous FBI memo
randum, which not only ac-
cuSed White and Hiss of being
a part of the Soviet spy ring
in America, but named a num-
ber of others inside our Gov
ernment, was dated Novem-
ber Is, 1945. 1t was followed
by another memorandum on
February 4, 1916, two days be-
fore the Senate confirmed
White, then an assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury, to be
United States Executive Di-
rector of the International
Monetary Fund. But the in
formation was never sent by
the Truman administration to
the Senate Banking and
Currency Committee which
handled the nomination.
What is astonishing, how
ever, is that Mr.. Truman
claims now to have fired"
White as soon as disloyalty
was discovered. But, as Attor-
ney General Brownell points
out, when White resigned as
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury on April 80, 1916,
Mr.. Truman sent him a laud-
atory letter of regret, and said
IT am confident that in your
new position UNITED States
Executive Director of the In
ternational Monetary FUND.-
you will add distinction to
your already distinguished
career"
White did not resign his
subsequent post on the none
5ary fund on account of any
formal accusations before any
loyalty board, because there were
none - nor was he fired. He
died without action being
taken on the FBI report by
the Truman administration.
Although Harry White is
dead, two of his principal as
sistantS, who are accused of
playing an important part in
the Soviet espionage ring, are
alive and have already been
questioned by the Senate In
ternal Security Committee.
Both refused recently to an
Evening star., 1953-11-09

French Approval Of EDO Far Off
lhe Eve OF Presidential Elections Seems Hardly the Time
o Stort Debate Which Would Overthrow LonieL
Constantine Brown

PARIS, France (by air maiD.
There will be no ratification
of the European defense pact
by France this year.
Many American, British,
German and Spanish diplo-
mats assumed logically that
the French Parliament, faced
with the lnevitability of Ger
man rearmament next year,
and by the American-Spanish
bases agreement, would stop
the sabotage of the EDO and
allow it to pass.
But this kind of practical
thinking seems to be alien to
the vast majority of the mem
bers of the National Assembly
and Premier Laniel has de-
cided to leave the matter alone
until after January 10, when
the new President of France
will be inaugurated.
If Laniel does otherwise he
is sure to be overthrown. No
body in this country wants a
cabinet crisis on the eve of a
presidential election which will
be held next month. There has
been a gentlemen's agreement
among parliamentarians, for
many decades, to avoid in
dulging in their favorite sport
of kicking out governments on
the eve of the election of the
highest magistrate of the re-
public.
Moreover, this year almost
everybody in the upper and
lower houses appears to be a
potential candidate for this
honorary Office which offers
many comforts of life and has
so few responsibilities. Premier
Laniel, Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault and Defense
Minister Rene Pleven are
themselves candidates as are
the leaders of the IL political
parties represented in the
chamber.
To bring a hot question such
as the ratification of the EDO
before the chamber would
mean political suicide. The
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Fletcher KnebeI-
Potomac Fever

Senate Republican investigators probe charge that the
Democrats promoted Russian spy 1916 To the
election, the G. O. p intends
Democrats claim they couldn't be guilty of shielding spies
they don't even admit they existed
Harry Truman he fired" Treasury official accused
of being Red by letting him Sample Washington
procedure Get out of here before throw ouand
kindeSt personal regards after you"
Soviet Ambassador Zarubin entertainS Washington
embassy with and vodka. American Diplomat
"See anybody suspicious here?" American Diplomat
nobody but you."
Ike proclaims Thanksgiving Day. Repub-
icans thankful this
them weren't running for Office in it.
Peru complains she hasn't gotten enough United
financial aid Her plight is drastic If don't
liable to go broke almost do
The Weather Bureau admits big
storm The weather people though
they said it wouldn't rain
Evening star., 1953-11-09

same thing could be said about
the main opponents of the
treaty in the assembly. Within
the next six weeks no major
controversial problem can be
submitted to public debate lest
the potential candidates lose
friends among the electors in
both houses who will elect the
next President of France for
siX-year period. During this
time everybody in the French
Parliament must love every
body else.
The only top politician who
can exercise independence is
M Vincent Auriol who is not
seeking reelection but may be
drafted by the parliamentar-
ians who are jealous of each
other and are reluctant to see
the juicieSt plum in French
politics go to an enemy. But
AS a general supervisor of the
executive and legislative
branches of the government,
the President of France has
no power and cannot even
suggest the initiation of any
legislation.
Thus the hopes of those who
wish to hasten the establish
ment of real NATO force
capable of handling a possible
Soviet aggression must remain
once more frustrated as must
be hopes for French-German
cooperation.
But even after the election
and Inauguration of the new
French President the chances
of Parliament ratifying the
pact are questionable. They
depend on how the election
may have antagonized the
splinter parties which hold the
balance of power in the As
Sembly.
The field is expected to be
the largest France has ever
seen. 1t includes besides the
three top men in the present
cabinet, almost every premier
in the last 80 years.
M. Auriol may or may not
mean what he says: That he
Evening star., 1953-11-09

swer questions on the ground
of possible self -incrimina-
ton, claiming the privilege of
the fifth amendment. One
of them even refused to tell
the Senate committee the list
of his assignmentS-the jobs
he held in the executive
branch of the Government
both here and abroad. And
one of these jobs was that of
adviser to the Secretary of
State. George Marshall, in the
spring of 1947 at the confer
ence of foreign ministers in
Moscow.
The list of influential posts
held by the two assistants to
Harry White is a long one, and
it is obvious that White and
his assistants had access to
confidential information, not
only in their own bureaus, but
in other parts of the American
Government.
The first FB1 memorandum
Of which Attorney General
BroWell speaks was made avail
able to the press on August "a
last by the Senate Internal Sc
curity subcommittee, but its
text has never been published
in most of the newspapers of
the country. One reason is that
the press associations missed
the point of the story when it
was first released. But there
seems no justification for the
failure of the press associations
afterward to carry the sensa-
tiohal facts in the Senate COM
mittee report when attention
was publicly called almost i'm
mediately afterWard, to the
Signicance of the FBI memo
randum. some newspapers old
reprint it subsequently in their
Sunday sections, and some
published it serially, but in
most communities the Senate
report still has never seen the
light of day.
It would seem that Mr.. Tru-
man would have become aware
of the Importance of this FBI
memorandum as early as 1945
when, as the Senate subcom-
mittee says, it was distributed
to him and key officials of the
Government. But if he didn't
himself see it then, he might
we'll have asked for a copy
of the FBI memorandum when
Representative Richard Nixon
of California, then a member
of the House Un-American
Activities Committee, made a
speech in the House in 1850,
quoting one important para
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Thomas L. Stokes
EisenhoWer's Problems GroWinq
Horossed G. O. P Studies How to Check Obvious Trend
As Past Mistakes Appear to Add to Its Difficulties

In the recognized task ahead,
which is to get the Eisenhower
stamp back on the administra-
ton if possible, reliance is upon
the President to assert bold
and dramatic leadership in the
first instance and, in the sec
ond, to get program through
the coming session of Congress
that has general public appeal.
The first seems to be hard for
the President and no forecasts
can be made that he will, in
fact, become a leader; the
second likewise has it's diff
culties. among them that the
attempt comes just a year late
and. because of that, will de-
mand even more presidential
pressure.
We hear a great deal of talk
about "a program" So far as
is known, this does not en-
visage anything new and dra-
matte, but only what we have
expected - farm legislation,
expansion of social security,
foreign trade, taxes, national
defense. military and economic
aid to our free world allies,
Taft-Hartley law revision,
among others.
There are, to be sure, things
to please many folks inherent
in those familiar subjects
also dynamite. 1t depends
upon how they are handled.
and the chief handicap is
that some of the handlers"
are of the G.. o. P. Old Guard
stamp rather than the Eisen-
hover model.
The administration mani
Evening star., 1953-11-09

is tired of an inactive role
and is unavailable for re-
election. He may wish to give
up his present comfortable life
and plunge once more into the
. stormy waters of active French
politics. If this is true the
chances are that some in
nocuous septuagenarian may
be chosen to head the French
republic. Two names are
mentioned in particular: For
mer Premiers Henri Queuille
and Yvon Delbos. Both dis
tinguished themselves by their
negative attitude on all ma
tional and international prob
lens while in Office as premiers
or as members of a number
of cabinets.
AS such they are considered
far better presidential timber
than the more assertive poll
ticians: Antoine Pinay, Robert
Schuman, Joseph Laniel, Rene
Pleven, Paul Reynaud or
Edouard Herriot. Regardless
of the outcome of the preSi-
Dental election, the EDO re-
mains in the foreground Of
French politics.
There are many observers in
Paris who maintain that only
a new parliamentary election
giving any of the three major
parties a substantial margin
might solve this problem. But
even this is doubtful when one
takes into account the mood
of the French people who con-
tinue to suspect and fear Ger
many far more than the
U. S. S. r.
Cold logic would demand
that France, whose security
against attack, wherever it
may come. is now assured for
the first time in the history
of the United States, should
accept the EDO pact. This
pact would place the German
forces in a European army.
controlled in fact, by France.
But emotion has replaced logic
among these usually logical
peoples.