The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1946, Page 4

: i t fli pe He The Grand Lodge of Florida Knights of Pythias was held at the same time with the follow- Knights from Key West in rf il ab i Fe Hy : F Fp y apart F iT proprietor of the White and teturned from Whitehead street. Guests of will also be invited, Cock- will be served. There will buffet supper and dancing. officers wishing to atter/i are vised to contact Lieutenant H. -|J. Brown at the officers’ club. * it certainly has been COOL the it few days. Incidentally, in northwester, which blew’ up weekend, a 22-foot motorboat up alongside Gulf Dock agged its anchor, rearetl back jainst the dock and broke out stern, subsequently sinking. I ve not been al to verify hether this part of the story is ¢ or not but one of the owners Of the boat had just been marriez avd Henutitul® fl 61-J |YACHT is, in off Gulf Dock. ; With summer conting On, \ PTA WORK will, be closed off for the. warm es 5 gEse = Fea z= ans, te Subd Mnstruction Willard M. Alb id Fpetainis: a: capable and . li f ht: / is IAAL to: ake Reatacali the peine J rep een ¢ipals advised on orders emanat- hd from the superintendent's of- ice. 5 Social Calendar JayShees Meeting, Home of} Mrs. Delio Cobo, 405 South! Street, 8:00 p.m, Key West Players, 8:00 p.m., Barn Theater. Dr. F. L. Schlagle, President of | vis ly eases an match me of of the Chak hak db the National Education As-| sociation, Speaks at High) School Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. | x WEDNESDAY Bridge Club, Officers’ Club, | Whitehead and United Sts., 8:00 p.m. Clerk Ross C. Saw- * * out this morning | THURSDAY j county, in con- Sewing Committee, 2:00° p.m., the two primaries Key West Hospital. ‘month. will save more Paap STUD, 1:30-5:30 p.m, compared with * ia ada SUNDAY Reception Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Einhorn, 901 Du- val Street, 5 to 8 p.m. Warmer Weather Is Due In Area With “slowly rising tempera-| KRY my ture” due, “winter” weather, | soe two years her tats which has prevailed here for the | ax ‘Te@uced to five, and the Past several days is expected to! © @n the keys tc two. yield to more balmy breezes, | hi will be | Observer Sam Goldsmith report- fot the first time in the ed to Pelican Bill this morning. A next | ', The forecast also says: “Partly bo ral i Nati cloudy this afternoon, tonight | ANd Nagpal the and Tuesday. Moderate to fresh ot . “ ’ pw 1g | easterly winds.” Seven. Besides, Mr. Saw- Predictions elsewhere include: ‘explained, | electi tes Florida: Fair to partly cloudy yom ‘aga, with slowly rising temperature as high Dien tue the today, tonight and Tuesday. Sed the Gver- Jacksonville through the Flor- ape — 80 i ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex- $40. But next 1 ieo: East to southeast winds, ineepetor will receive moderate, except fresh over ex- 818 fer each pri ne treme south oprtion, tonight and ‘of $1,050 for the two asian Weather fair to partly! cloudy. 4 ma compared with Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings VAD ee) have been issued, ;f jits, it would help British indus- | Case No. 10-678.) DOROTHY M.| BURTON STULL, She is alot of fun to) | | William V. Albury, “Why can't I do that with a parking meter, she queried. Clerk Hamlin ex- meters periods. Nearly 100 parking cita- tions were issued over the weekend by the traffic squad, according to Mr. Hamlin. CREDITS TO RUSSIA LONDON, April 29 (AP).—The British Labor Party today advo- cated: the extension of credits to Russia. The announcement said that were Rus@a given the cred- LEGALS IN THE CIRCULT COURT 0} BLEVENTH JUDICIAL © OD THE STATE OF F IN AND FOR MONROE © N CRANCERY, NO. 10-604 HERBERT LYON KERRS, Plaintiff, va DIVORCE ACTION GLAYDS ELIZABETH LOVE KERRS, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION AND NOTICE TO APABAR To: Gladys Blizabeth Love Kerrs, Thayer, Ilinojs. You are hereby required to ap- | pear to the bill of complaint for Divorce filed against you in the above entitled cause on or before the 15th day of May, A. D. 1946, otherwise the allegations of said bill of complaint will be taken as confessed against you. ‘DONE and ORDERED at Key West, Florida, this 22th, day of April, A. D. 1946. (SBAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit, Court; for, Monroe County, Florida. By: (sd) Florence ®. Sawyer 4 Deputy Clerk. WM. ROGER WATKINS, Solicitor, for the Complainant. /@pri5-22-29-may6,1046 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, : THE Stare OF FLORIDA, HANCERY. Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE KENNETH D. STULL, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION To: Kenneth D, Stull, Disciplinary Barracks, Comp. 2 Barracks 2, Co. D, Naval’ Base, Norfolk, Virginia. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed | against you in the above styled | cause on or before the 6th day of May, . D. otherwise the allegations contained therein will | be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida this 5th day of April, A. . 1946. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Cireuit Court By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. Attorney for Plaintiff. aprg,1 STATE OF FLORIDA, CERY. ase No, 10-680 RHEBA CUGNO, Plaintiff, DIVORCE ACTION CUGNO, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION To: Charles, Cugno, ve. CHARLES to ap- You are hereby required laint, for pear to the Bill of Compla divorce, in the abo cause on the 8th day of ) A. D. 1946, otherwise the alle i will be taken as confi This order to be pw a Week for four cons in The Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in Key West, Florida. Done and Ordered this 6th day of April, A. D, 1946, (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court Monrce County, Florid: By: (sd) Florence F y Deputy Clerk, THOMAS S. CARO, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. aprs-15. AND NOTICE 'TO APPEAR To: Anna Lelia Baker Mason, 780 Lenox Avenue, Detroit, ‘Michigan: You are hereby required to ay ear to the bill of complaint for | ivorce filed against you in the | above entitled cause on or before the 15th day of May, A. D. 1946, otherwise the allegations of said| | bill of complaint will be taken as | confessed against you. DONE and ORDERED at Key | | West, Florida, this 13th day of April, A. D. 1946. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, | Flor’ | for Monroe Coun | By: (sd) Florence ie WM. ROGER WATKINS Solicitor for the Complainant. apri wyer puty Clerk. Address Unknown ;T No checks for unemployment week ending April 20, it was re- ported by Carl B. Smith, chair- man of the Florida Industrial ‘Commission. Throughout the istate the commission paid out $91,712 to 5,708 claimants, 4,049 men and 1,659 women. LEGALS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME’ STATUT! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to cn- gage in business under the fictitious hame of “Porter-Allen Co., 98 Duval Street, Key West, Florida intend to. register the said fic: or 1», 1946, ‘AD FREEMAN, CHARLES L. ROBERTS, Sole Owners. apr29,may6-13-20,1946 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FoR IN CHANCERY. Case No. 10-711 JAMES A. MeCLINTIC, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE MYRTLE GIESEY MceCLINTIC, efendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Myrtle Giesey McCtintic, 207 Lincoln Drive, Philadeiphia, . Pennsylvania. You are hereby roanired to appear to the Bill for Divorce Yiled against you in the above styled cause on or before the 29th day of May, A. D. 1946; otherwise ‘the allegations contained therein, will be taken as) confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, | Florida: this 27th day of. April, A} D. 1946. (Cirewit Court Seal) Toi Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court, By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk William V. Albury, Attorney for Plaintitt apr29,may6-13-20,1! 16 F 10 it MONROE COUNTY. TH N AND IN CHANCER Cane HUBERT PAUL 1 IN Defendan*. PUBLICATION ORDER OF a n Hammons Leuck, To: ile jaho. You are hereby reauired to pear to the against cause on May, A. Bill for Divore: allegations Ross © Sawyer urt Clerk: of Circuit ¢ » By: Kathleen Not ; i... Deputy Clerk. Wiliam, V. | Albury, Attorney, for, Plaintife, Me DIVORCE ‘ACTION BASCOM $ A.D, 1946, otherwise therein be taken his order to a week for four in The Key West Citizen published in Ki of Agri. A. Digi. sy oo3 jing after spending the weekend! Restaurant and Bar (SEAL) Ro: in Miami. t 218 Duval Street | CLOCK CATCHES UP Try One of Our COMPLETE a The city hall clock finally! N S IN OF IN J IN N THOMAS JAM 1618 Sixth Alameda, You are hereby ‘required to ap- Pivaree: Ciel’ weainae veut ¢ Located in the Heart of the City otherwise the allegati Reasonable for Reservations the laint will ORDERED at Key day of A. D, 1946. L) C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, for Monroe County, Florida, (a) Florence E. Sawyer eputy Clerk ‘Ss, By inant. -may6,1946 compensation were issued to per- ‘sons in Monroe county during tHe MONROE COUNTY. | CORAL ROCKETS ‘By L. P. ARTMAN, JR, BAA sesee ; FLEET MANEUVERS HERE |against allowing organized, Here is some Navy nefvs to)trolled gambling to come look out forr The new Eighth|Key West. There are some Fleet, commanded by Mare A.|who do not have the communi! Mitscher, USN, will conduct ex-|interest at heart who coopy:ated, tensive maneuvers in the West-|with these groups and ern Atlantic and Caribbean areas; they would come in! until May 27. A total of 29 ships, | high state official has including the USS Missouri, and jed unofficially ‘as say: the new large carriers USS/your organized gambling Franklin D. Roosevelt and the, out of your city and you i é the Atlantic. They operate as a jing groups have been sui task force composed of striking, | blocked out. It is a point vital to bombardment, screening and sup-}the city’s future. © 3 port groups. e e _e . INSIDERS CONTROL © ‘GOOD deans saat NEWS es The Navy has also announ y that its post-war organized re-|people who are really residents serve includes a 13,000-man sub- : marine component. This reserve |WhO move to Miami strings. Thus |component could fully. man all #lso all the money is being kept the inactive sub fleet units and|im the town regarding this situa- provide relief crews for the ac-;tion. It is far’ better that way. tive and reserve submarine fleets. |All Key West groups are agreed This comes as good news to Key | 0m that point. Some of those I West’s Submarine Base. If sub-/ talked to have’also said that there marines are going to be empha-|!8 too many bars along Duval sized in the post-war world and/|Street. That is one point which Key West has a whopping good/|'S to be corrected. sub-base, why we're not mad. In-} e e cidentally, the sub crews being) NO UNWANTED CONTROLS made up open this branch of the} The point of satisfaction to peo- jNavy to all hands in the Navy. ple here is that those who wished Officers and men may transfer|to: control the places-where- from surface units of the fleet to; crowds-vongregate and- reap the hell this branch. }profits thereof have been e e CITIZEN BLAZES LEAD } I am very happy to see that raft been success- j wu RL i | deal ever succeeded. we would go "Ea letter written The Citizen some-|the bill for abolishing of the :|ceived a great deal of public ap-|tell me that hoodlums, who are ® |proval on these phases. We also known to be working in a ju- ‘Thave a long line of firsts in this ;venile crime wave, openly defy e ° _|NO GANGSTER TERRORISM . venilé Situation ‘which needs|$ Here is something which we | much care and attention, The/® ,;have fought against and which |city’s: Police Athletic. Association| 8 has at.last. been suceessfully, ses | May at this youthful ‘energy | 3 "|cured for ;the betiprment’ of’ the into’ better cBainels through ath-|3 city. .We have fought the war |letics. Se ° : -|BACK ON JOB other publishing sources are fol-'on to Miami Beach days: That lowing the lead blazed by The/is one sort of town we will fight Citizen in getting Key West lined!to keep away. f Sate up for a real tourist future. Im- e ° mediately after plans were ‘hid to JUVENILE DELINQUENCY reorganize the news side of this} Pending before the “Supreme paper ,the campaign was started.|Court is the case’ of whether It came at a time when the new|Judge Frank Roberts is our ju- city manager form of govern-|venile judge or not. Since other ment went into éffect and became | bills of the same nature were lost a vital information source of the; because they were “local bills un- new administration, according to|der the guise of a general bill’, 1 time ago by city manager Dave!Juvenile Court here will prob- King. The plan is to fully pub-/ably fall by tne wayside. _How licize the needs of the city and; does this affect juvenile delin- strike away at weaknesses in the quency here? It is a mighty bad system which are unnecessarily|factor. Deputies in the sheriff's holding us back. We have re- {office and Judge Roberts himself field. It may be said that this;them and tell tiem that they amplified civic project coverage |have no authority, to arrest them. is a prime factor in the new life ;Remnants ‘of the ‘old’ “Swamp and the awakened spirit in the Gang”, which sprang up: during city today. jthe war, are still about and get- ting into mischief, It is, a. ju- POLITICAL RALLY SET. if CIT ) LIFE A_ non-partisan political rally will be held at the Dixie Hall en | Colored” USO, Wediesday. at. 8 'p.m. ,it was announced today. All Reba Lowe, secretary to City|candidates have been invited to Clerk Roy Hamlin, returned to|attend. | work this morning after a week's absence due to illness. | KINGS RETURN City Manager and Mrs. Dave' | King returned home this morn- | SE cele RTI DELMONICO caught up with the new time! which went itno effect, here| Saturday midnight. City Mana-! ger King explained that he for-| got to issue instructions to have}: the clock set ahead Saturday | }night, but the clock was moved; up an hour shortly before noon toda TWO HOTELS in... MI AMI at POPULAR PRICES Specially Priced $1.10 - $1.50 - $1.75 Also PY . ry e . ry ry ° ° ° ° ° 9 5 » e e ° ° ry e e ° . Spaghetti and Meat Balls CONCH CHOWDER Beer, Wine, Cocktails, ete. During Legal Served with BATH and TELEPHONE Ford Hotel Pershing Hotel | 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue | 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator | Solarium Heated | 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION —— CUSTOM TAILORED VENETIAN BLINDS | *Awnings *Window Shades Available in the Best Materials and Workmanship WE SPECIALIZE IN THE COMPLETE SERVIC. of VENETIAN BLINDS ‘ é : post.” Rete, Recorded and | Hardee County Herald—"He is one of the Reoains |} nardest working individuals ever encountered in public office and de eian | | his Work is directed along progressive lines. Venetian Blind Co. )120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. |CALL 1042 for Estimates WILBUR C. KING for RAILROAD COMMISSIONER “cxc* The true test of a man is what his home folks think of him. Florida Advocate, Wauchula—"His past ex- perience as a public official and a business ] man qualifies him for this important state | ighlands County News—"Wilbur King knows what should be poe gee freight rates and many 9ther matters which come under | | the jurisdiction of the railroad commission. c. 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