The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1952, Page 8

“ 4 ie % a es as ,the provisions Sage 8 THE KEY WEST CIT! IZEN Friday, Jenuary 11, 1952 How New Rent Stabilization Will Operate (Editor's Note: This is the second of a series of articles @iseussing in detail the pro- visions of rent stabilization. Prepared in cooperation with the Office of Rent Stabiliza- tion, these articles may be considered authoritative). No plan for stabilizing rents in areas where there is a housing. shortage can be effective out regulation of evictions. | Without regulation of evic- tions, there would be little to prevent the expulsion of tenants who refused to pay more than legal rents: While most landlords would not engage in such prac- tices, experience has shown that some would do so if it were not for the restraining influence of of the Housing and, Rent. Act. Under the new rent stabilize tion program of today, landlords are offered an equitable adjust- ment policy under which they may seek rental increases. At same time, tenants are given benefit of even stricter regu- tiorof evictions. In fairness t6" the honest landlord and the tenant, regulations of ictions is a necessary and vita’ of.rent stabilization. In general, the law _ provicer .a.tenant may not be evicted bn ooh good and just cause. In those cases where eyiction is per- mitted certain waiting periods are ired. ‘Salus eviction is accomplish- action under th court sige ia However. the Federal rent-law. provides that evictions be legally granted by bs Fe unless certain con- “are met. mie eviction cases, a land- lord-must obtain an eviction cer- ‘from the rent office -be- . state court may. con- “whether an eviction order be erented. In other eases, the-landiord may go directly to court, but must file a copy ‘iction notice @t the rent office within 24 hours after it has n to the tenant. an-the following cases, the may go directly to the tourt, after giving his ten- ant-a-written notice to vacate. This notice must allow the ten- ant a minimum time in which to leave the premises. 1. Non-payment of legal rent (3 days notice required). 2. Tenant continuing to com- mit a nuisance after written no- from the landlord to stop 10 days notice required), 3. Tenant continuing to vio- Jate a substantial obligation of tenancy, other than an obliga- to surrender possession, efter eceiving a written notice frem @ landlord to stop the viola- idn (10 days notice). 4.Tenant is permitting the use of the dwelling unit for illegal or oral purposes (10 days no- $. Pehant unreasonably refusing landlord proper access to the tommodation (1 month no- 6. Lease or rental agreement has expired and the tenant has fees sublet the accommoda- (2 months notice). “T Quarters are owned by a state, city or county government whieh wants possession to make @ public improvement (2 months notice). No state. court may legally evict. a tenant, however, unless the.property has been registered with the rent office. An.other types of eviction cases, the landlord must obtain a cer- tificate from the Rent Office be- fore-he con bring action in, state court. Even if the certificate is granted, a waiting period of wee months is may WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Phone 100: Cold Weather Continues For Northeast States | By The Associated Press There were a few wet spots but generally fair and dry weather was reported over most of the country today. Cold weather continued in most of the Northeastern states and the chilly air extended along the At- lantic Coast to the Gulf. Sub-freez- ing emperatures were reported in some Southern areas. Early today | it».was-42 in. New. Orleans, 43 in | r Rg pes 52 in Miami. | : ‘ reading was 79 at| Some warming was reported in the central part of the country but another batch of cold air pushed across the Canadian border into Montana. Readings in the Far Western states were above normal. Snow flurries fell in the Eastern Great Lakes region and Northern New England and light snow hit sections of Montana. Showers were reported in the Pacific Northwest. LOCAL YOUTHS (Continued From Page One) fish lures and a hunting knife for having sent in one of the winning stories of the week. The young fisherman is a junior ‘n the Kev West high school and a nember of the senior high school Sand. issued by the Rent Office on the following grounds: | 1, When the owner or pur- ehaser wishes possession for im- mediate use as a dwelling for himself, his parent or child. 2. To permit substantial altera- tions or remodeling which can- not be cone practicablvy while the dwelling is occupied. This ground is valid only if the unit will subsequently be used for dwelling purposes. It does not apply if conversion for com- mercial use is intended. 3. The unit is owned by a tax- exemot orgenivation reauirine the accommodations for use as housing for members of its staff. 4. The landlord wishes to permanently withdraw the prop- erty from both . commercial and rental housing markets without intent to sell (6 months waiting period). 5. Special cases in which grant- ing of of certificate would not be contrary to the rent law. A tenant may NOT be evicted for failure or refusal to pay an overceiling rent or because a lease has expired. The landlord may not evict a tenant to allow occupancy by friends or rela- tives, other than parent or child Illegal evictions mav be pre- vented through several legal ac- \tions. The new rent law gives | either the tenant or the govern- | ment the right to sue a landlord | \for damages if a tenant has been | illegally evicted. Government at- | torneys may also ask for a court injunction to prevent an eviction illegally. | Any eviction in defiance of | such an injunction would place the landlord in contempt of court | and subject to such a fine or iim- prisonment as the court sees fit | to impose. e | A landlord who evicts a tenant} through legal methods and then! fails to carry out the require. ments and conditions under which he gained possession is deemed to have committed an unlawful eviction. There is one major exemption | to eviction regulations. Where | not more than two non-house keeping rooms are rented to pay- ing guests and the remaining por- tion of the dwelling is occupied | by the landlord and his family, | the landlord is not required to} give the Rent Office any notice of eviction. In such cases, evic- tion is handled without regard to the Federal rent act, except that! the unit must be registered. a ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES, | and EQUIPMENT 126 Duval Street Phone 250 NATIONAL CASH | REGISTERS FOR SALE 6 USED GUARANTEED USED PORTABLES and STANDARD MACHINES USED ADDING MACHINES (All Guaranteed) INVENTORY TRADE IN SALES (Reasonable) Let Us Repair Your Typewriter er Adding Machine | Snow’s Pretty, But Not To Truckers (®) Wirephoto A HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SNOWPLOW battles snow drifts to open the highway on top of 10,850-foot Wolf Creek Pass in and trucks like those in the this picture was taken the roadway STUART WHITING, Ross C. Sawyer, s Property Owners in The Citizen office. Whiting to the Key West Humane Society. shortly after having been turned over to the Humane Society Sawyer had told The Citizen th its flight. CANADIAN BEAUTY (Centinued From Page One) lines except for the one = an- nounced change in method. Federal authorities have been | called in on the case as well as the Border Patrol Immigration authorities and Federal Conserv- ation agent Jack Watson. A thorough search of the Keys and adjacent waters continues. Your Grocer SELLS that Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN ——TRY A POUND TODAY—— FOR HOME or TELEPHONE Ni Auttehan Society President Holds Burrowing Owl president of the active Monroe County Audubon Society grasps a Burrowing Owl, an unusual visitor COMMERCIAL USE... We Are Prepared To Furnish You With Clear, Pure Cube »» Crushed ICE Mbompson Enterprises, Inc. (ICE DIVISION) Southwestern Colorado after a blizzard stranded automobiles background. Two men died in a snowslide on the pass. Soon after was closed again by another storm ‘and additional slides. JAYCEES WILL (Continued From Page One) are assisting the in, their plans to engage top flight entertainment and put on a shew committee to be well remembered “Each and everyone | Key West and Monroe | should take an active of us in County part in March of Dimes success. We have been able to first hand, the won- rful work that is done by the {State and National Foundation. jin our own city. “The Foundation spent thou- sands of dollars here in Key West when polio struck. They will be ;Standing by again, ready to the | [eall and be quick to offer their | services and facilities when needed. In view of these facts it behooves us all to get behind this ; drive so tiat it might far sur- | pass its anticipated goal,” a Jay- cee leader stressed tod maki this drive a Political Announcement MAY 6, 1952 For Clerk of Circuit Court Jr., one of the founders of the EARL R. ADAMS ssociation, deposited the owl — ———. ‘Outstanding Man To Be i jof Commerce birthday banquet | Named Soon Nominations For The Most Outstanding Young Man Must Be Done By January 25 Nominations for the most out-| standing young man of Key West must be in the mail by midnight | Friday, January 25, Jack T. Mur- } ray, president of the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce here “announced today. All nominations must be mailed to Jack Delaney, 1212 Var- ela» street on or before that date. | The Key West group will present | a distinquished service award key | to the winner at Junior Chamber and ball to be held in the future. | The annual presentation of the ; award will be in line with 2,000 | similar ones throughout the na- tion. Selection of the recipient is be- | ing made by a committee of lead- | ing citizens and the award is to be presented after approval of the committee’s nominee by the Uni- ted States Junior Chamber of Com- merce who affords recogniition through the local organization. Pre- sident Murray emphasized that the inner need not be a member of the organization and that the award is given on the basis of merit to a young man whom the judges be- | lieve has contributed most to the welfare of the community in the Past twelve months. Speaker for the event will be named later. | SUBSCRIBE 10 THE CITIZEN | inations for clerical and stenogra- phic workers will be given to morrow at the Key West high school, The examinations will begin at 8:30 o’ciock in the morning and continue until 12:30 0c! to- morrow afternoon, announ Frances Sands, the examinations It was formerly erroneously an- nounced that these examiinatioins would be held in a iocal business school. s Mrs. administrator of Tech's new end coach was the captain of LSU's Sugar Bowl squad of 1949. ’ JANUARY 2-31 MIAMI Located in the Heart of the City se ease WRITE or W! ROOMS for RESERVATIONS ——_____ scores nena he Alana THREE HOTELS IN at POPULAR PRICES REASONABLE with BATH and TELEPHONE e. ° . 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