The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 17, 1942, Page 4

YESTERDAY: Susan Drake is in a strange position with the two men who most interest her in her senior year at State. One is the very reserved football hero, Todd Malone, whom she just has seen carry State to vic- tory almost singlehanded. The other man is Philip Humphries, brilliant chemist, who has no more use for football than he has for rattlesnakes. Todd is too re- mote, Susan thinks; Phili, is a little wild. But a whole school vear stretches before her— Chapter Fou.’ Everybody’s Hero DD MALONE was every- body’s hero; there was no mistake about that, Susan re- flected as she glanced at the Sun- day papers. It was Malone in the headlines, Malone all through the story, an action picture of Malone skirting right end, a grinning, dripping Todd Malone emerging from the shower room after the game, a towel wrapped around him. It must be very unsatisfactory. she, thought, to have to share a hero? with a half million other people. Not that she was looking for’a hero but when she picked one. out ‘she’d want him :to be private property. All her’s. Not toibe shared. A little selfish, maybe, she con- sidered, honestly.. But when it came down to it a girl had a Tight {to ‘be selfish in certain things. « ‘ Susan looked at her watch and went to the foot of the stairs. “Anyone going toward the li- brary?” she called up. Amy Bassett poked her head over the railing above. “Susie, you losing your mind? One week of school and you're bound for the books already.” Amy followed up with.a shud- der,-“You’d better count on a ‘I_should have known better,” Susan said sagely. “But ’m warn- ing you, Amy Bassett, this is the semester that shall go down in history as' The Great Revolt—the Great Drake Revolt against last- minute borrowers of class-notes. If ygti think I’m going to be the dutiful dope who catches all the lectures for some of you parasites you're slightly balmy. “I'll take everything down in Sanskrit or African Swahili if I have to,” Susan threatened. Amy smirked. “I wouldn’t put it past you—if you could handle Sanskrit.” 2 “Consider yourself warned.” Til spread the word,” Amy grinned. At the library, Susan selected a, book on her history required reading list and took it down- stairs to be checked out. Spoil Sport SS. had been standing in line only a few seconds when she heard a familiar voice behind her. “You're sure getting off to a running start, aren’t you .. .?” She turned. It was Todd and he had a couple of books under his arm, himself. She recovered quickly from a small start of sur- prise: _ “Night calls the crow black,” she said significantly. “T have to,” he explained. “We're kind of figuring on a big season and the schedule gets mur- derous later on. Contrary to what sdme of you people think, we poor guys. with the strong backs and weak minds do a little more than come to class to sleep.” | They started toward the door togesher. “Gqing my way?” he She) registered mock. surprise. “You!mean I: really can walk WINS COMMISSION — John Robinson, ; garet street, has commission as second lieutenant at the Coast Artillery School at Fort Monroe, Va. He will arrive here today for a tefi-day ‘visit with his mother and other relatives. Lieutenant Robinson left Key West about two years ago to join the Army. LEGALS — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLOR . . CPRY. LORENE KE : Plaintiff, = . KELLY. Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Samuel Kell Residence Unknown. You are hereby required pear to the Bill of Complaint for divorée, in the above styled cause on the 20th day of November, A. D. 194%, otherwise the — allegations therein contained will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered this 1éth day of| Ross C Sawyer October, A. D. 1942. (SEAL) Clerk,.of the Circuit Court, Monroe! County, Florida. i By: {84.) Florence: THOMAS 8. CARO, Solicitor for Plaintiff. octl7-24-31; nov7,1942 SAMU } | to ap- e E. Sawyer Deputy Clerk. son of Mrs.; Camille Robinson, of 318 Mar- | received - his} | Fleming’ street, {congratulations on the birth of | Thompson, LEGALS NOTICE TO DEALERS OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT Tallahassee, Florida October 5, 1942 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM : 8. be received at this down Main Street with the Great | office until 10:30 A. M. CB. W. T.) on Malone. Thrilling.” ithe 19th day of October, 1942, for “Quit it.” {furnishing the following materials: ‘Quit it,” he snorted. i Aid ondary Project She smiled. “You really were BS U-F 2 pie eee : ” , Monroe County, fo: swell yesterday. Aggregate, Coarse Aggre- ‘I had a lot of help. Those 10 nforeing Steel, Treated other guys weren’t bad, either.” . Treated Timber anne: They heard an auto horn from eee eet Markoe across the street, just as they Un- reached the campus entrance. In- stinctively they looked over. Phil Humphries was beckoning . to them from his car. “Too bad,” Todd murmured. “Just when I felt like squander- ing a dime on a couple of cokes.” “T'll take a rain-check on that,” she said quickly, and grabbed his hand. “Come on, before the light change: Even as she half-dragged him she felt his reticence. “Hello,” Phil said as they ap- proached. “It’s a long walk to the house; get in.” He appeared to notice Todd for the first time. “Oh, hello, Malone. I see we won yesterday. What was the score?” _ Susan glanced at Todd just in time to see a slight chill come into his eyes. “Mr. Humphries,” Todd said quietly. “Do you mean you really don’t know what the score was?” “Oh, I've seen it somewhere in print,” he said vaguely. “I just didn’t remember. Come, get in.” Todd opened. the door and as- sisted Susan. Then he closed the | door after her. She looked at him. “Aren’t (bes coming?” He shook ‘his head. “I just: re- membered I wanted to stap by/| and see Andy Duchek for aJmin- ute. He bruised a knee yester- day and I want to see how it is.” Todd nodded’ shortly to; Hum- phifies. ‘ “So long,” he said. “Your football friend seemed a bit peeved’about my not know- ing the score,” Phil said, stepping on the starter. “Is that a cardi- nal‘ sin?” + “Not ‘exactly, .but: after all—” she looked “at him pointedly— “one would expect a faculty member to show that much/con- : cern.” He sighed. “Now it’s me who’s getting a lecture instead of giv- ing one. “You need one, Phil. There are a few sanswers you don’t know.” “Yes’m,” he said meekly. “FIl be grateful if you supply ’em/ How about tonight? I'll pick you up at eight and we'll go to’a movie. | Susan laughed musically. “How. | nice of. you.to ask me four hours in advance. What makes you think I don’t already have a date? Don’t answer; I don’t have a date. Pick’me up at eight.” Wise Werds ro: yeep was draped across a | lounge chair glancing through a magazine when Buzz Kennedy slapped him on the knee. “How | about digging up a corpse and go- ing to a movie tonight?” ‘odd waved toward Eddie Lutt- rell. “There’s your man. He’s got the necessary attachments.” “Not me—I'm tired,” Eddie | said, and Buzz walked away dis- gusted. “You guys show anima- tion on Saturdays only.” Eddie came over and sat on a hassock before Todd. “Look, Sourpuss, when you going to break down? Buzz is right. About you, I mean.” “Women,” *said Todd loftily, “as you will discover some day, are strictly poison.” “Agreed for the most part, but why don’t you give this Drake kid a tumble? I would go for her myself.” “If it weren’t for Jane’ Mat- thews,” Todd finished. “Nope, cap’n. The Drake dame is all wrapped up in the honorable As- sociate Professor Philip Hum- phries.” “How do-you know?” “Well, isn’t she?” Eddie stood up. “Y’know,~-in Precinet football you always get that sec- { Whiten: ond guess. With a dame: you sel-:|lerk. C. dom care to take it.” a gates ate Jonathan Cate: beck adder ne ee is Precinct } Dixie Hall, White ‘i head St., Key West, Fla. Clerk, Marie magazine mechanically. Precinct No. 3—City Hall, Ann and |? Archer, Pressy L. Weatherford, Precinct No. | Baldwin; Inspectors: John W. Rob- Precinet No. 5—508 W SIERRAS HAVE SON Sllie C, Shaw. jence Higgs; Inspectors: Benj. A. proof Plywood, Steel Sheet Pil- ing, Hardware, Dynamite and essories. This project has been assigned a priority preference rating of AA-4 for obtaining critical materials. A certified check in amount of 5 per cent of bid, made payable to the Chairman of the State Road Depart- ment, with the necessary State's Documentary Stamps attached, must | accompany é id. All certified checks shall be certified within 15 days of the date for receiving bids. shiers che will not be ac- cepted. The successful bidder will be required to execute contract and bond Bid blanks will furnished to, alers upon a) to Secretary of the State Road Depart ment, Tallahassee, Florida. Bids will not be recognized unless sub- mitted on such bid blanks. The right is reserved any or all bids. STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OF FLORIDA Johnson, Chairman. »wling, State Highway oct10-17,1942 to reject Thos, SH wineer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS * (1983 Probate Act, Seex. 119, 120) 2 COURT OF THE COU DGE, MONROE COUNTY, IN PROBATE. Hilary as H. L. To All Creditor: ing Claims or Demands aid Estate ‘ou and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have agaimst the estate of Hilary L. Albury, also known as H. L. Albury, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe punty, Florida, at lhis office in the court house of said y West, Florida, with- dar months from the first publication of this aim or demand shall and shal \and post office ad- of the claimant, and shall be |sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any ‘such claim lor demand not so filed shall be void. M. FLORIETTE ALBURY, | As Administratrix of the Estate of Hilary L. Albury, also known as | H. L, Albury, deceased. Sept26; qet3-10-17,1942 also known Deceased. and Persons Hav- Against i in of residence THE CIR OURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCER MARJORIE IONE PELKEY, Complainant, DIVORCE. ONARD PELKE Defendant. NOTICE TO APPEAR John Leonard Pelkey, clo Householder Heating Corp., Buffalo, New York, You are hereby required to ap- pear to the sworn Bill of Complaint inst you in the above styled on or before the 7th day of 4“. D. 1942; otherwise the IN = \JOHN L and Ordered October 10th, Ross C Sawyer Court of Monroe County a RAYM¢ LORD, tor for Complainant. octlo- 4-31,1942 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage lin business under the fictitious name jof The Stone Hotel, 923 White stre Key We Florida, intends to register the id fictitious name with the Clerk of the Cireuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. MR: LLIE GOMEZ. | 1942 LIST OF INSPECTORS, CLERKS AND PO ING PLACES The following is a list of Inspec- tors and Clerks, together with the polling pla which have been se- lected by the Board of County Com- missioners for the General Elections ,to be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1942 octl0-1 No. 1—Court House, Key West, Fla. ; Inspectors: S. Eduardo Henriquez, Cappick; Inspectors: Arleen Shep- To be continued Greene Sts. Key West, Fla. Clerk, | Brnest Salazar. 4—919 Duval Street, | Key West, Fla. jerts, Orlando Rodriguez, Armando | Key West, Fla. Clerk, J. P. MeDer- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sierra, 933 | “"precinct No. 6—James St. Sponge | pard, Freeman D. Hall, Raul Sivilia. Merville Rosam Inspectors: Chas. ee : Bermudez. Geo. J. McDonald, are receiving | House, Key West, Fla. Clerk, aunders, Percy M. Roberts, Preeinet an eight-pound son, born October , % 14. West, Fla. Clerk, Clyde M. Baker; i iy-| Inspectors: Will Baker, J. A. Guiti, The new arrival has been giv-| inspectors: ee en the name of Ralph, Jr. | _ Precinct No. 8—No. 3 Fire Station, LEGALS Cor. Grinnell and Virginia Sts, Key, West, Fla. Clerk, John Lord; Inspec- tors: Sullie Ochanderina, Geraldo Ra- IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, IN PRO- Fe, Lain Dobbs. Precinct No. 9—Mereedes Hos- | pital,’ Virginia St. Key West, Fla. | Clepk> Hubert T. “Roberts; Inspee- BATE. In re Estate/of LEWIS 0. BIERNA, also sometim: known as LOUIS tors: Harry L. Knowles, George, G. 0. BIERD '—601 Ashe St., Key | Park, A. "Leon Curry. Precinct No. 10—1111 Duval St., | Key . West, Fla. Clerk, Manuel Lariz; Inspector: Joseph Fernan- dez, W. B. Curry, Rafael Rodriguez. | Precinct No. 11—High School Gym, Whalton St., Key West, Fla. Clerk, Deceased. |NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RE- state the! liam Street, | THE KEY WEST CIFIZEN NO TICE OF ELECTION DAY. OCTOBER 17. 1942 | WHEREAS, The Legislature of |1941, under the Constitution of 1885, {of the State of Florida, did pass 9; shall monthly during the year be re- \Joint Resolutions proposing amend-! mitted by said board as follows: jments to the Constitution of the! Eighty (80 per cent) per cent to the State of Florida, and the same were | State Road Department for the con- agreed to by a ‘vote of three-fifths | struction or reconstruction of State of all the members elected to each| Roads and bridges within the coun- house; that the votes on said Joint!/ty, or for the lease or purchase of | Resolutions were entered upon their | bridges connecting State highways ‘respective Journals, with the yeas! within the County, and twenty (20 and nays thereon, and they did de-!per cent) per cent to the Board of termine and direct that the said | County Commissioners of such coun- Joint Resolutions be submitted to'ty for use on roads and bridges the electors of the State at the Gen-| therein. eral Election in November, 1942. | (a). | Said Board snall have the NOW, THEREFORE, 1, R.A.) power to make and enforce all rules GRAY,’Secretary of State of the! and regulations necessary to the full State S¢ Florida, do hereby give/ exercise of the powers hereby grant- notice that ed and no legislation shall be re- GENERAL ELECTION {quired to render this amendment of will be held in eacn county in Flor-|full force and operating effect from ida on Tuesday next succeeding the'and after January Ist, 1943. The first Monday in November, A. D.|Legislature shall continue the levies 1942, the said Tuesday being the {of said taxes during the life of this THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER | Amendment, and shall not enact any for the ratification or rejection of |law having the effect of withdraw the said Joint Resolutions proposing | ing the proceeds of said two (2c) amendments to the Constitution of \cents of said taxes from the opera- the State of Florida, viz: jtion of this amendment. The Board isRall pay refunding expenses and jother expenses for services rendered 1 | of-said two (2c) cents of said taxes { 1 an Amendment to Article IX of the! perly chargeable to, the account of Constitution of the State of Florida! any county from funds distributed Relating to Taxation and Finance,!to such county; but general expenses By Adding Thereto an Additiowal!of the Board for services rendered Section Creating a State Board of'all the counties alike shall be pro- Administration; Prescribing its| rated amtng them and paid out of Powers and Duties, and Providing |said funds on the same basis said per Gallon of the Gasoline or Other|the several counties; provided, re Motor Fuel Tax for (1) the Payment! port of sajd expenses shall be made and Retirement of All Outstanding’ to each Regular Session of the Leg- Bonds Issued By Any County or Spe-!islature, and the Legislature may cial Road and Bridge District Prior | limit the expenses of the Board.” to First Day of July, A... 1931, for; Approved by the Governor, May Road and Bridge Purposes, and for! 13, 1941. (2) Public Highway Purposes. Filed in office BE.IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG-} May 13, 1941. ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF, FLORIDA: That _ the’, follewihg | amendment to Article «EX rs lori Secty. of “State, the}. A JOINT RESODUTION Proposing OF " jan Amendment to the Constitution SEE ne ieee tation att wiiaries by (of Che State of Florida to be known adding thereto an additional section’ 4S, Section 3 of Article XVII, Relat- tobe known as Section.16,0f said. "Eo. nesoLVEbD BY THE I Article IX creating a ‘State Board of! sf atURE OF THE STATE. Administration; prescribing its! {SUATURE Ch THE a powers and duties, and providing for| {Chament, tobe known as See. the use of the proceeds of. two cents | Men bea. XVII of the present per gallon of the. gasoline or other| (on? Of Artiche 2 ae te peesent motor:fuel'tax#for (I) the payment rereyy agreed to shall b ; and retirement, of salts oulstanting tone Gee Aes eat th bonds issued by, any: county or, spe- {to the electors of the State at the cad cron: and belage dice prior |Seneral election of Representatives to the Birst' Day-ofJylgeA° Dy 1931, | £0, be held in the year A. D. 1942, to- for rodd.and bridge pul id for | Wit: (2) public highway pi ishere-| Section 3. If at any regular or spe- by agreed to and shafltevsubmitted |cial or extra session, “the Legis. ito ‘the electors ofthe. Staté of Flor-{jlature, by -vote of three-fourths of ida: for ratificationjor#réjection at’ all members elected to each House the next General’Bléction ito be held; Shall determine that an emergen¢ in 1942, as follows: ae ~ {fequiring an carly decision by the “Sect! jelectors of the State exists, an Jan ee) aca tae Tite (ots | Amendment to this Constitution {years thereafter, the progeeds oftWo| 9cchSmergency may. be proposed, (Ze) cents per gallon. of the. total and if the proposed Amendment be gasoline and other like products pee Apecea tc. .by_ =. three tourttiny vote ‘of all the members elected to eac to. propel motor vehicles, shall as| Upon thelr respective journals with collected be placed. monthly in the enone canine the awe: ‘State Roads Distribution Fund’ in| }Pon- at the Soe oie. fo a special the State Treasury atid divided into ; Ature P sh P three (2) equal parts which shall be/election to be held not less | than distributed monthly among the sev-| ninety Hor more than one hundred ‘al counties as follow’ eres sens ee eens ae rding to area, one {for publication of notice thereof, at part according. to population, ana/ Which special election the propose one part according to the countles'| Amendment shall pe submitted to contributions to the cost of State! the electors of the State for approval road construction in the ratio of dis- | OF fedection; provided. that it a gen tribution as provided in Chapter) Pro ea CA bss eR 15659, Laws of Florida; Acts of 1981.1 Mi.endment shall be submitted to contributions for the cost of State, 4n- : road construction, the amount of the; If a majority of the electors vot contributions established by the cer-, ing upon the proposed Amendment tificates made in 1931 pursuant to!shall adopt the Amendment, said Chapter 15659, shall be taken Same shall become a part of and deemed conclusive in computing | Constitution. This Amendment shal the according to said contributions. Such | wise affect any existing provision funds so distributed shall be ad- icf the Constitution | ieee y the State Board of;Amendments, but shall be regarde Ruministration as hereinafter pro-!as on additional method of Amend- vided. ment thereto. 2 (b) The Governor as Ctiairman,! , Approved by the Governor the State Treasurer and the State/* 2005 i, ortice Comptroller shall constitute a body | 20189 194, corporate to be known as the ‘State 5 : Board of Administration,’ which {Board shall succeed to all the power, control and authority of the statu- tory Board of Administration. Said Board shall have, in addition to such powers as may be conferred upon it by law, the management, control and supervision of the pro- ceeds of said two (2c) Cents of said taxes and all moneys and other as- sets which on the effective date of this amendment are applicable or may become applicable to the bonds of the several counties of this State, or any special road and bridge dis- triet, or other special taxing distret thereof, issued prior to July Ist, 1931, for road and bridge purposes.’ The Fresh Water Fish Commission be word “Bonds” as used herein shalljand the same is hereby agreed to imclude bonds, ime warrants notes/and shall be submitted to the Elec- and other forme of indebtedness is-'tors of the State of Florida for rati- sued for road and bridge purposes fication or rejection at the General by any county or special road and! flection to be held on the first Tuer- bridge. eee Takeo : 1 ee after, oe a ee londay in No- ing: district, ow! vember as follows: 1931, or any re’ ing issues there: Section 30, 1. From and after of. Said Board it have the Statu- January 1, 1943, the management, tory powers of ‘ot : County |restoration, conservation and res- Sommissioners and. Bond . Trustees?ylation, 6f, the birds, game, fur nd of any other-Aufhi of sped hearing $, and. fresh water cial road and bri agg sigp cA te of Florida, and the other special taxin| ri ere-" acquisition, establishment, | control, lof with regard to said bonds, (ex-;and management, of hatcheries jcept that the power to leyy ad va- sanctuaries, refuges, reservations, lorem taxes is exptessly withheld|and all other property now or here- from said board) and shall take over | after owned or used for such pur- all papers, documents and records! poses by the State of Florida, shall concerning the same. Said Board) be vested in a Commission to be shall sates the Span trogsine, 2 { Keaoms a8 the Game “= ere Ww stat time to issue refu) ng - ni 0 | Fis! ‘ommission. Suc’ Commis- mature ea the og any £69) | sion shall consist of five: mmembe year peri for any of ‘said. out-'one from each congressional dis standing bonds or interest theredn, | trict, as existing on January 1, 1941, and to secure them bya pledge of} who shall be appointed by the Gov enveieetes ers, from =o a ae ee ae b. line or other fuel taxes to the Senate. e members so ap: tributed to such.county as herein! pointed shall annually select one of 1provided, but not at» dgreater rate| their members as Chairman of the of interest than sai nds now | Commission. bear; and to issue,.sell or exchange | 2. The firSt members of the Com- on behalf of any county or unit for! mission shall be appointed on Janu- the sole purpose of retiring said ary 1, 1943 and shall serye respec- bonds issued by such county, or spe- | ticely for one, two, three, four and cial road and bridge district, or five years. At the expiration of each other special taxing district thereof, of such terms, a successor shall be |gasoline or other fuel tax anticipa- appointed to serve for a term of five tion certificates interest at) years. cent per) 3. The members of the Commis- sion shall receive no compensation for their services as such, but each Commissioner shall receive his Recessary traveling or other ex- incurred while engaged in the discharge of his Official duties, but such shall not exceed the sum of $600.00 in any-one year. 4. the Commission by this Section shail be the power to fix bag limits and to fix open and closed seasons, on a state-wide, regional or local’ basis, as it may find to be appropriate, and to regulate the manner. and method of taking, transporting, May Secty. of ’ State, A JOINT RESOL an Amendment to ‘TION Proposing Article 1V of the ' Relative to the Executive Depart- ment, by Adding thereto a Addi- | tional Section to Create a Game ‘and | Fresh Water Fish Commission. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG- ISLATURE OF THE STATE FLORIDA: That the following ;Amendment to Article IV of the Constitution of the State of Florida relative to the Executive Depart- ment by adding thereto an additional Section to be known as Section 30 of said Article IV, creating a Game and Hi aS ing funds, the sinking funds created for bonds of any county or special and bridge district, or other unit hereunder, to purchase the ma- tured or maturing bonds participat- ing herein of any other Cad or ike A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing | specifically for, or which are pro-! for the use of Proceeds of Two Cents ‘tax proceeds are distributed among! this! the monthly amounts distributable not be held to supersede or in any-| Constitution of the State of Florida ; OF | Among the powers granted to| tor- | PORT AND APPLICATION POR DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given to all per-| sons that Gladys Bierna Roberts, | the undersigned Administratrix of} the Estate of Lewis 0. Bierna, also sometimes known as Louis 0.| Bierna, deceased, has filed with the Honorable Raymond R. Lord, Coun- ty Judge of Monroe County, Florid her Final Report as said Adminis-| tratrix and has made application tor her discharge as Administratrix of the Estate of Lewis O. Bierna, al- 80 sometimes known as Louis 0. Bierna, deceased. Dated October 12th, 1942. GLADYS BIERNA ROBERTS, As Administratrix of. the Estate of Lewis ©. Bierna,-also sometimes known as Louis’ 0. Bierna, de- Benito Molina; Inspectors: Eduardo. Albertus, Bernardo Vidal, Frank Mi- lora. Precinct No. 12—1100 Cor. Florida and Virginia Sts, Key West, Fla. Clerk, Hastings C. Smith; Inspec- |tors: J. Frank Fleitas, Henry H. | Bush, Raymond Cabrera. Precinct No. 13—Marathon Gro- cery, Marathon, Fla. Clerk, A. E. Woodburn: Inspectors: Edgar Tay- lor, Chas. W. Clark, D. M. Andrews. Precinct No. 14—Lee Pinder's Garage, Islamorada, Fla. Clerk, H. Leonard Martin; Inspectors: Alvin Pinder, Edney B. Parker, Preston B. “| Pihder. Precinct” No. 15—C. O. Garrett's Packing House, Rock Harbor, Fla. Clerk, Leonard Lowe; Inspectors: Tom Johnson, John Curry, Geo. Al- ceased. octl7-24-31; nov7,1942 bury. “oeth7,1942 provi said matured bonds, the value there- of as an investment shall be the {price paid therefor, which shall not exceed the par value plus accrued interest, and that said investment shall bear interest at the rate of sinking fund account to méet future requirements of said bonds and gaso- Hine st other fuel tax. antteueient ing and using birds, game, fur bear- ing. animals, fresh water fish, rep- tiles and amphibians. The Commis. acquire by purehase, gift, all prop- for the use of the Commission in the exercise of its powers hereunder. 5. The Commission shall appoint, fix the salary of, and at pleasure re- move, a suitable person, as Director, and such Director shail have such powers and duties as may be pre- scribed by the Commission in pur- suance of its duties under this Sec- tion. Such Director shall, subject to the approval of the Commission, ap- peint, fix the salaries of, and at pleasure remove, assistants, and other employees who shall have such powers and duties as may be assign- to them by the Commission or the sion shall also have the power to! erty necessary, useful or convenient | or employment. | 6. The funds resulting from the operation of the Commission and from the administration of the laws} and regulations pertaining to birds, ! game, fur bearing animals, fresh water fish, reptiles and amphibians, |! together with any other funds speci- fically provided fof such purpose! shall’ constitute the State Game! Fund and shall be used by the Com- mission as it shall deem fit in carry- ing out the provisions hereof and {for no other purposes. The Com-} mission may not obligate itself be-! yond the current resources®of the_ State Game Fund unless specifically | so authorized by the Legislature. — | __7. The Legisiature may enact any iaws in aid of, but not inconsistent with, the provisions of this amend-! ment and all existing laws incon ent herewith shall no longer re- main in force and effect. All laws fixing penalties for the violation of the provisions of this amendment and all laws imposing license taxes, shall be enacted by the Legislature from time to time. Approved by the Governor, ;, 1941. Filed in office May 5, 1941. | i May; Secty. of State,| ! JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article Five Constitution of Florida by Adding’ Thereto an Additional Section Re-| to the Election of Circuit IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG. ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF, FLORIDA: That Article 5 of the Constitution of the State of Florida) be amended by adding thereto an! additional Section to be known as Section 46 of said Article relating :to the Election of Circuit Judges be, and the same is hereby agreed to and shall be submitted to the ele: tors of the State of Florida for rati- fication or rejection at the General ‘Election to be held on the first Tues- day after the first Monday in No- | vember, 1942, as follows: ' “Section 46. Circuit Judges shall i hereafter be elected by the qualified following electors of their respective judicial! Another of the said leircuits as other States and Coutity officials are elected. The first election of Circuit Judges submitted | shall be held at the General Election ! Com jin 1948 to take office on the first | ‘Tuesday after the first Monday. in {January, 1949, fof aterm = of — six! ‘ years. | The terms of all such offices as }they shall severally exist at the} \time of adoption of this Amendment} shall be and they/are hereby —eX-} tended to terminate on. the first \'Tuesday after’ the first’ Monday ‘in January 1949.” Approved by the Governor, June , 1941. Filed in office of June 13, 1941, 412, | i State, ot! ! Secretary A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article Sixteen of ‘the Constitution of Florida, by add-} jing thereto an additional’ Section | Permitting the Legislature to vest: the Powers of making Rules and: | Regulations Relating to the Con-; servation of Salt Water Fish and! Salt Water Products in a Board or | Commission. |. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG- ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF \ FLORIDA: That Article Sixteen of the Constitution of the State of, Plorida be amended by adding there- |to an additional Section to be known as Section 32 of said Article 16, au- | thorizing the Legislature to vest the power of making rules and reg: ‘ulations relating to conservation 0! alt water fish and salt water prod- ‘ucts in a board or commission, be and the same is hereby agreed to,, hall be submitted to the elec- tors of the State of Florida for rati-| fication or rejection at the General Election to be held on the first Tues- day after the first Monday in No: vember, 1942, as follows: “Section 32. The Legislature may vest in such Board or Commission, now created or that may be created | by it, authority to make and estab- | lsh rules and regulations without | regard to uniformity of application, | jrelating to the conservation of salt water fish and salt water product 4 Approved by the Governor, June 1941. Filed in office Secretary of State, j June 12, 1941. ra jand si | | 1 A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article 7, Section 3, of the Constitution of the State of Florida, Relative to Census and | Apportionment, by Amending Sec tion 3, of said Article so as to Desi | nate Broward County as a Senatorial District and designate Calhoun County and Gulf County as a Sena- torial District. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG- ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF {FLORIDA: That the following amendment to Section 3 of Article |of the Constitution of the State of | Florida, relative to Census and ap-; portionment, designating Broward County as the thirty-ninth (39) | | Senatorial District, and Calhoun, | County and Gulf County as the for-| | tieth (40) Senatorial District, be and; |the same is hereby agreed ‘to, and shall be submitted to the electors of the State of, Florida for ratification or rejection at the General Election; to be held on the first Tuesday after |the first Monday in November, 1942, as follows: ection 3. The Legislature that | meet in regular session A. D.) | 1925 and those that. shall’ meet every ten years thereafter, shall ap- portion the representation in the Senate, and shall provide for forty (40) Senatorial Districts, such Dis- |tricts to be as nearly equal in pop- ulation as practicable, but no Coun ty shall be divided in making such / apportionment, and each District shall have one Senator; provided |that Broward County, Florida, shall constitute the Thirty-ninth (39th) Senatorial Distret, and Calhoun County, Florida and Gulf County, Florida, shall constitute the For- tieth (40) Senatorial District; and! at the same time the Legislature shall also apportion the r n- tation in the House of Re tives, and shall allow three (3) resentatives to each of the the remaining countiés, of the at the time of such aj ‘tionment. Should the Legislature fail to a] tion the representation in the Sen- ate and in the House of Representa- tives, at any regular session of the Legislature at any of the times herein designated, it shall be the! duty of the Legislature or Legis- lature succetding such regular ses- sion of the Legislature, either in Special or Regular ‘session, to ap- portion the representation in the [Senate and in the House of Repre- sentatives, as herein provided. Thé preceding regular Federal er reg- ular State Census, whichever shall) have been taken nearest any appor- tionment of Representatives in the Senate and in the House of re- sentatives, shall control in ing such apportionment. In the event) the Legislature shall fail to reappor- | tion the representation in the Legis- lature as required by this amend- ment, the Governor shall (within thirty days after the adjournment cf the regular session) call the Legis- lature together in extraordinary session to consider the question of reapportionment and such extra- prego A session of the Legislature is’ hereby mandatorily required to reapportion the representation {April 1941, embrai | vided therein, poe ' maining balance out of the proceeds ‘eligible for any such appointment required by this amendment before its adjournment (and such extra- ordinary session so called for reap- portionment shall not be limited to expire at the end of twenty days or at all, until reapportionment is ef- fected, and shall consider no busi- ness other than such reapportion- ment.) Approved by 7, 1941. Filed in office Secretary of State, June 9, 1941. the Governor, June A JOINT RESOLUTIO: an Amendment to Article Constitution of the S Proposing ViI1 of the ate of Flor. ida, Relating to County and Muni-| cipal Governments. BE IT ENACTED BY THE ISLATURE OF THE STATE ; FLORIDA: That the following amendment to Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Florid: relating to County and Municipal Governments, to be numbered S tion 11 of said Article VIII, be and the same is hereby agreed to and shall be submitted to the electors of the State for ratification or rejec tion at the next general election, to be held in November, 1942, to-wit Section 11. The County Commis- ioners of Dade County who shall be elected at the general election itt 1942 shall immediately after the beginning of their terms of office, redistrict. Dade County into fi County Commissioners’ Districts be numbered by the said Commi sioners from ene to five resp tively, and delineate the boundar of such Districts in such manner to include within the respective Dis- tricts territory as follow: One of the said Comm Districts shall comprise the tory which was on the Ist April, 1941, embraced within FE tion ‘Precincts numbered 24 to inclusive, and also such parts Elettion Precincts numbered 10, 60 and 61 as Jie east of the western shore of Biscayne: Bay, all as tablished by a resolution County Commissieners of ty adopted November 14, 1 nated as Resolution No. 10 Districts shall comprise the tefritory, and only the territory, which Was on the day of April, 1941, embraced in pmissioners’ District No. 4 Commissioners’ District No. described in Book “F,” of the Minutes of:the County Commissioners of said County, at page 194 et seq; ‘Another of the said Commissioners’ Districts shall comprise the terri- tory which was on the first day of ed in mis- stoners’ District No. 1, as descril in Book “F" of the minutes of the County Commissioners of said Coun- ty, at page 194 et seq., and also all the territory which was on the first day of April, 1941, embraced in E terri- day of tion Precinets numbered 75 to 82, in-| elusive, as established said Resolution No. 107 Another of the said Districts shall comprise the territory which was on the Ist day of April, in Commissioners’ Di described'in Book of the Min of the County Commissioners of sa County, at page 194 et seq. except the territory embraced in the afore- said Election Precincts numb: to 82, inclusive, and 26 to the afore- telusive, and except such Election Precincts numbered 60 and 61 as lie east of the western) Shore of Biscayne Bay. to 1, embraced | « ISLATURE FLORIDA ection OF THE STATE OF the following 16, of Article ion of the State relating to taxation of f corporations, with ns for religious, 1, educational, charitable purposes is hereby agreed to, : tted to the electors ef the State of Florida, for ratification « ction, at the next general elect be held in that the said XVI of the of Florida as fol- » as to The property of all xcept the property of which shall construct al across the he Legisia- whether here- incorporated, . unless used to rida, t, here literary, or charitable purposes.” vided however, this amendment shall not affect the provisions of Section 12 and 14 of Article IX of the jConstitution of F d. Appr by the 194 Filed in office Secretary of State, 11, 1941 The Votes cast in compliance with said p d amendments, and the nvas, ations and’ returns thereof be subjected ‘to the same regu s and restrictions as are provided by law for general elec- th of Florida MONY WHEREOF, I eunto t my hapd at Seal Florida, at the Capi t day of August, vernor, June 11 June deck: shall tions in this " the LEG ALS RT OF THE cues *LORIDA, TS COUNTY. EN CHANCERY. HERMAN PUBLICATION BERRY RITA quired to mplaint for in the the first Mon- ing the 2nd day 1942 ap- 10-17-24-31,1942 “Aniother of the said Corhmission- | ers’ District shall comprise the ter- ritory which was on the Ist day of Aprii, 1941, embraced in Commis- sioners’ District No. 2 as described in Book “F” of the Minutes of t County Commissioners of a County, at page 194 et seq., except the territory embraced in the afore-| said Election Precincts numbered 24 and 25, and such part of Election LORIDA, IN AND FOR MON- r N CHANCERY. Poco aintift, DIVORCE HARRISON JONE fendant. ° PUBLICATION FLORIDA Precinct number 10 as lies east of the 4 western shore of Biscayne Bay The County Commissioners who shall be elected in Dade County at the general election in 1942 shall hold office for the term of two years for which they shall have been elected and their terms of office shall not be affected by this amend- ment; but thereafter there shall be in each of the Districts established by, and in pursuance of, this amend- ment a County Commissioner whe shall reside in his District but who shall be nominated and elected from the County at Large. Every County Commissioner of Dade County who shall be elected at the general elec- tion in 1944 and thereafter shall hold office for a term of four years. The powers, duties and compensation of such County Commissioners shall be as from time to time provided by law. Approved by 28, 1941. Filed in office May 28, 1941. the Governor, May Secty. of State A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Section 1, of Ar- ticle X of the Constitution of Fior- ida, Relating to Homestead and E emption, so as to Permit the Wages, Salary or Income from any source Whatsoever Due to any Person the Head of a Family as Provided There- in, to be the Subject of Garnishment to the Extent of not more than 25 per cent thereof in the Courts of this State, as May be Provided & for the Payment of any Obligations Arising by Express or Implied Con- tract Subsequent to the Adoption of this Amendment; and Further Pr viding Exemptions thereto in Cases of Income of Less than Twenty-five Dollars per Week Except as Necessities of Life as May be Defined by the ‘Legisiature. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE I ISLATURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: That the following amendment to Section 1, Article X of the Constitution of Florida, author- izing the garnishment of any wages, salary or income due any person who is the head of a family, as pre per cent thereof, be, and the same is hereby agreed to and shall be sub- mitted to the electors of the State in the Gene! Election of Represen- for théir approval or is to say, it Séction be ami ing thereto the following Section: 1-4. That the salary, and —— from Sour Bet ed any ce wi and ow: ir to be- State | come dub and owing to ay person who is the head of a family residing in this State, shall be the subject of garnishment in the courts of this State as may be provided by law, to extent of not more than 25 per cent of such salary, wages and in- come, for the payment of any obli- gations arising by express or im- plied contract subsequent to the adoption of this amendment, pro- vided, however, that the Legislature shall not extend the right of gar- nishment as herein provided where the salary is $25.00 or less per week except to necessities of life as may from time to time be defined by the Legislature. Approved by the Governor, June 11, 1941. Filed im office Secty. June 11, 1941. of State, A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing the Amendment of Section 16 of Ar- ticle XVI of the Constitution of Florida, Relating to Taxation of Property of Corporations, with Cer- tain Exemptions for Religious, Scientific, Municipal, Educational, > Purges, or Charitable as IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG- | to} to the extent of 25/ by adé- | ar on the 2 efore the Bill inst you of in entitled ¢ plaint filed aga abo’ titled cause, and The K tizen hereby designat ewspaper in which thix Or- ished once a wee consecutive weeks. the Honorable Arthur of the Judges of this seal of this Court in . Monroe Couh- znd day of October, © Sawyer Glerk, Circuit Ce Monroe County Florida, By: (Sd) urt Kathleen Nottage Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MON- ROE COUNTY. IN CHAN- CERY. Case No. 8-390 Earl Irenus Westmoreland, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE Clyde Whatley Westmoreland, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Clyde Whatley Westmore- land, Dunwoody, Georgia. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for divorce, in the above styled cause on the 7th day of December, A. D 1942, th allegations therein will taken con- fessed This Order week The a newspaper . West, Florida. Done and Ordered this 16th diy of October, A. D. 1942. | (SEAL) Ross C eo | Clerk of the Circuit Court, roe County, Florida. By (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. (Sd.) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., Solicitor for Plaintiff. oct17-24-31; nov7,1942 otherwise fc to be published once four consecutife weeks a ey Wes lished in pu BRAZIL ONLY ONE NEW YORK —Brazil was the only South American republic to declare war on Germany in the First World War. Established 1885 4 Ambulance Service \p PHONE 135 NIGHT 086 a=