The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 8, 1953, Page 8

Page 8 ‘THE KEY WEST CIT! 1ZEN Wednesday, April 8, 1953 Taft Predicts Eisenhower Will Run Again In 1956 By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (@ — Sen. Taft (R-Ohio) predicted today that President Eisenhower will. run again in 1956 and be re-elected. Persistent, although unverified, reports have circulated in Wash- ington that Eisenhower wants only one term. He told a news confer- ence Feb. 25 he had probably made as many facetious remarks on the subject as his friends could bear and wasn’t ready for a ser- a e Senate majority leader, said in an interview he never Hf heard any one-term suggestion from the President or his inti- mates. Taft said that in any event he firmly believes Eisenhower will be convinced he ought to seek a second term when the time comes. “It will be inevitable that the Pressure will build up on him from within the party,” Taft said, “When the party has a man in the White House the pressure always builds up to keep him ‘When the time comes, the Pres- ident will be ‘old that only by running again ean he prevent a split-in the party and make sure vf, its success at the polls.” ‘aft’s comment came after he had agreed, evidently somewhat Teluctantly, to the choice of for- mer Rep. Leonard W. Hall of New York as. Republican ‘national chair- man—a selection expected to be ratified by the national committee here Friday. : It is an open secret among the Ohio senator’s intimates that Taft would have preferred a chairman less closely identified than Hall is with Gov. Thomas BE. Dewey of New York, the 1944 and 1948 GOP P'Tall appeready bared bis agcept a ance on elif, that Elsenbower rf continge party policy for the Neriea Asked “To Help Many Red Refugees By JOHN SCALI WASHINGTON w — West Ger- man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer was reported today seeking special financal help in handling of refugees from Commu- This problem, with other tough m, economic and trade issues, was up for discussion today with Secretary of State Dulles, Foreign Aid Direc- tor Stassen and other top American officials. Adenauer was reported hopeful of U. S, financial backing for build- ing big housing projects in West Germany, mainly to help absorb About 1,500 men, women and children daily are slipping through “1 CAN PUT YouR Lome DISTANCE CALLS THROUGH FASTER it you give me the out-of-town num- ber. That way I don't have to make you wait while I get the number “from ‘Information’ in the city you're calling.” ~ : Save Time en Long Distance CALL BY WOMBER SOUTHERN StL THePHONS AM® TELEGRAPH COmPanY \Gov't Spending May Balance With Income Committee On Economics Says Budget Will Work By FRANK O'BRIEN WASHINGTON ‘®—The Commit- tee for Economic Development Tuesday expressed belief govern- ment spending can be brought in- to balance with income in the coming fiscal year without giving up scheduled tax reductions. This would mean trimming a little over 6% billion dollars out of spending for the 12 months starting July 1 gM se by former President Truman. The CED said taxes should not be cut until economies to balance the budget have been devised. The CED is a national organiza- tion of businessmen and economists | formed after World War II to study the economy and government eco- nomic policies, and to make rec- ommendations. Tuesday's report on tax icy, made public by Frazar B. Wilde, chairman of CED's Research and Policy Committee, who is president of Connecticut General Life Insur- ance Company of Hyrtford, Conn.; and J. Cameron Thomson, chair- man of CED's tax subcommittee, who is president of Northwest Ban- ; corporation, Minneapolis. eee eet i terms of bi the nation’s “Cash budget.” This measures only actual income and of government funds, leay- ing out of account government col- deficit of $9,900,000, predicted w defi of $5,950, 00,000. a 500,000,000. The CED recommended that the lage Fg § & practical al- though incomplete approach to much-needed reform of the whole tax system.” the Communist Iron Curtain into Western Berlin. agreed it reflected no basic change in the Soviet dream of world dom- ination. ‘The German Chancellor was 300,000 World War II West German prisoners believed still held by the Soviet Union. Apart from the discussions with Adenauer, the U. S. was reported to have worked out a new approach to the problem of Western Euro- pean defense, based on a long pull for 20 to 30 years, rather than preparing for a “crisis year.” Planning originally was aimed largely at readiness to meet a Soviet threat at a time when it was considered most likely. A re- cent target date was 1954. However, diplomatic officials iject to letdowns when l years” passed. The argument was made also that it was more realistic to con- “erisis | front the Soviets with » substan-| tially permgneat powerful military ferce than to strain for an immed. iate concentration of, strength. | Investigates Reds i thy (R-Wis) asked Secretary ot com Dulies yesterday petsons for placing Soar Stee tn | overseas libraries operated by the ie S. goverament in the cold war | MeCatthy’s investigations sub- |committee. investigating the over. seas libraries. has heard testimony they contain beeks by more thas (7? Communists, = WEATHERMAN -_ Key West and Vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy and continued warm today through Thursday. Gentle to moderate variable winds. Florida: Clear to partly cloudy today and y except for isolated afternoon thundershowers in extreme south portion. Continued warm, Jacksonville through the Florida Straits: Gentle to occasionally moderate variable winds today becoming moderate southeasterly Thursday. Clear to partly cloudy weather. East Gulf: Gentle to moderate Thursday, moderate southerly winds. Fair weather. Western Caribbean: Gentle to oderate winds, southeast to south over extreme north portion and southeasterly elsewhere today and Thursday, Fair weather. Observations at City Office Key West, Fla., April 8, 1953 9:00 A.M. EST Highest yqsterday . Lowest last night 0 ins. .03 ins, -61 ins. 7.14 ins. 1.75 ins. Relative Humidity at #00 A.M. Excess this year . (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. ing.—1013.2 mbs. wm 6:47 p.m. | 3:00 a.m. | 2:27 p.m. ! d. + | PFAND IT iS FURTHER ORDER- $0—Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1 SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND POR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. Ne. 13-001 THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, a municial corpor: tion of Florida, Petitioner, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE vs. RULE NISt THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and the taxpayers, property owners and citizens of The City of Key West, Florida, including ~ non-residents owning property or subject to tax- ation therein, Defendants. NOTICE To the State of Florida and several property owners, ayers, citizens and» others aving or claiming any right, title Or interest in property to be affected by the issuance of the bonds hereinafter mention- ed or to be affected in any way thereby: The above cause coming on to be heard upon the petition Ailed here-| in April 7, 1953, by The City of Key West, a political subdivision and municipai corporation in the Coun- ty of Monroe and State of Florida, acting by and through its City Commission, seek: determine the authority of $900,000 Sanitary Bonds, the tax- Sewer Revenue Series A, 1953 and $300,000 Sanitary Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series B, 1953, and to determine the legality of the proceedings had and! taken preliminary to and in con- nection therewith and the legality of the agreements therein contain- ed and se court to proceedings for each of said series of bonds and each of said bonds when issued pursuant thereto, and said petition now having been pre- sented to this court and the court being fully advised in the premise: 1T IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the State ot Florida, through the State Attorney of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, and the several property owners, taxpayers, citizens and others’ having or claiming any right, title or interest in property to be affected by the issuance of said bonds or to be affected in any way thereby, be and they are each hereby required to show cause if any there be, before this court on the 27th day April, 1 at 2 o'clock P.M. at the Court- Key West, of said petition should not be granted and why the proceedings for each, of jd series of bonds and each of} said series of bonds when issued pursuant thereto shouldamot be idated and confirmed as therein of DECREED | , ADIUDGED AND Bp, Ar ED the the Clerk of this court he is hereby required to give not- fe of such hearing by causing a copy of this order and rule nisi to (Naval Base) a.m. 5:32 p.m. —— am, 11:01 p.m, 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West _ Time of Height of Bahia Honda (bridge) ———ph 10m 9.0 ft be (+)—-Plus sign: Corrections to be added. TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST ganeseases Minneapolis .... New Orleans . New York ..... Norfolk . Omgha - Pensacola Pittsburgh ........ Roanoke . St. Louis i Sen Antonio ...... San Francisco . Seattle - Tallahassee 46) 66 . 40} os ai . 35 COUNTY, t rLon IN PROBATE. lim re: Eetate of { HELLMUTH avrMaxy De To AL ¢ ATORS AND PE. SONS HAVING CLaths OR DE MANDS AGAINST AID : TATE s 7 You and sack of jRedified and required | Y claims and deme mar hare Resingein Of anid or sither ef you the estate decgased, wy. S of Monree ‘ ettice im the court he at ants at Key West withia geht calendar x the time of the first publication of | thie notice. % claim of demand! Sen im writing, and shall state! the at hiner ‘ — at ate iat hie — avg By a the a stterner, auc sik or gemahd sot }ehelt be vote a) DELM Ae Anettinry & the Retart of + Gereases. Helmer Gar Oper lade ie-231 908 bot e published in The Key West Cit- tren e newepaper printed and pub- Hshed and of general circulation in said city. once each week for three consecutive weeks prior to said 27th day of April, 1953, the first publication to be at least eighteen rior to said date. aerND It FURTHER ORDER- ED, ADJUDGED that by such publicatton order and rule nisi all property owners, taxpayers, citizens and others having or claiming any right, title or interest in said city or the taxable property therein, aha) dered as and are made parties defendant to this pro- ceeding, and that this ag oe iadiction of them to tame extent as if, named defen ants in said petition and persona’ ly ved with process in this caus. NONE AND ORDERED at Ke weet. Florida, this 7 day of April, 1953. LOPEZ, JR. ba at ‘Cireuit Judge 15-22 4 —— N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, Case No. 1-806 gN NIDAY, JAMES LOREN NID, ‘Sinunite, a DIVORCE NIDAY. MARY ABBOTT NIDAY. LACA TION TICE BY PU — IpaAY TO: MARY ABBOTT 218 First Avenue Gallipolis, io | YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED | AND REQUIRED to serve a copy/ of your Answer to the Complaint} for Divorce on the plaintiff's Attor- ney, and to file the original An / swer in the office of the Clerk 01 i the Circuit Court on or before the lith day of Ma: D. 1953, in the} above entitied ci otherwise the | allegations therein will be ta confessed. “DONE AND ORDERED at Ker West, Monroe County, Florida, this) Tih day of April, AD. 1953.) (Beal) EARL R. AD. Clerk of the Cireult Court Monroe County, Fiorlda By (s4) Florence E. Sawyer Deputy Cleck {e4) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. Attorney for Plaintiff 604 Whi Key West, IN THE CORE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRC HE STATE OF FLORIDA, FOR MONROE Case No, 13-563 Plaintiff, ve VORCE AWKINS WARI — Defendant. Nor N MARY TO: haa East, Valley Street j Washington | HEREBY ORDERED for Diverce « torney swer in the o the Circutt Cou 1ith day of April entitled cause, fons therein will 1953, in the! otherwise the be taken} ORDERED at Ker Monrae County, Florida, this -SSagri-8,1958 ENTEN TION ATION BARGE (Probate Law FRRSs i COURT OF THE CoUNTY SERGE, WONROR COE ST Y. ATE OF FLORIDA. EN PRO- BATE tn re LEILA E he Mistate of PERKY Dereaend. TO ALL WHOM rr Mar coN- CERN Notice t¢ hereby given that Tj Ceriva Hensite ar4 Bk, Whitten ave tiled their finest Stgrs of tl Ras a aor fea: diarkarge ag Zageaters ef ihe estate of Leila E. Perky, Dated on 1953. deceased. this 17th day of March, T. CARLOS HENSLEE B. L. WHITTEN As Executors of Estate of Leila BE. Perky, deceased. PAUL E. SAWYER Attorney for Executors. mari8-2. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT COVERING OPE OF BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Monroe Conuty, Florida, (herein- after called the “Board”) for the Project hereinafter set forth at and until 7:30 P.M. ES. T., April 23, 1963 in the office of the County Superintendent, Court House, Key West, Florida,‘at which place and time,’ or as soon thereafter as the Board can attend to the same, the rt r said bics will be publicly opened. 5 5 Thereupon the said bids will be} BuZa ESTELLE pee yr and camenine ae Alall of whose addre esignated Committee; the Board rs her unknown pe Will thereafter make the award of| Know}, and all other unknown per) the contract based upon the result| Or against any’ of thy above. of the tabulation, as covered by ap-| named defendants, and all other! Pelee me pant regulations, The| Dersons interested in the following ollowing is the project: described prope-ty situate in the! Bullding for | County of Monroe, State of Flori- Public Instruction, da, to-wit: County, Key West, PARCEL NO. 1: Beginning at the Northeast corner of the Southeast quarter of the South- west quarter of Section ‘Township 60 South, Range East, thence South a distance of 7 chains, then West 18 chains and 75 links, thence North 7 chains, then East chains and 75 links - to point of beginning containing 14 acres more or less. PARCEL NO. 2: Beginning at the Southeast corner of the Southeast quarter of the South- west quarter of Section Township 60 South, Range East, runiing North 12 chains and 50 links, then West 18 chains and 75 links, thence South 12 chains and 60 links, thence East 18 chains. and 75 links to point of beginning containing twenty-three and one-half acres, more or less; PARCEL NO. 3: The half of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 29, Township 6@ South, Range 40 East, containing 20 acres, more or less; PARCEL NO. 4: the point, 26 chains and links South of the North corner of Lot 2 of Section Township 60 South, Range 40 Bast, cunning -East to the At- lantic Ocean, thence meander- ing in a Southerly direction along the ghore tine of the At- Jantic Ocean to its intersestion with the South line of said Lot 2, thence West along the South line of said Lot 2, to the, West line of said Lot 2. thence North along the West line of said Lot 2, 13 chains and 16 links to the Point of beginning together with any riparian rights ap- purtenant therste containing 22 acres, more or less; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNT: FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY No. 13-564 JESSIE TAYLOR SIMMON, a single woman, Piaintitt vs. ALICE R. BUSH, et al, Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: ALICE R. BUSH; J. PB. SCRANTON and it ma: ried SCRANTON, his_ wife; j WILLIAM G. BLANCHARD and if married BLANCHARD, his wife; ON and if mar-| ROBINSON, | Administration { Board of | Monroe | Florida Plans, specifications, bid forms, form of contract, instructions to builders and all other bidding and contract data, may be obtained from the office of WM. H. MER~ RIAM, A.T.A, Architect, 1022 Ma« laga Ave. Coral Gabi Florida, on and after April i, 1953, A deposit of $35.00 will be re- quired, refundable if said plans and documents are returned in good or- der within 10 days after the award of the contract. Only licensed gen- eral contractors are entitled to re ceive plans and specifications. De- posit checks shall be made out to Wm. H. Merriam, Architect. Any Bidder not submitting a bid or returning plans and specifica- tions, after having made a deposit for and secured such documents from the Architect, shall forfeit the deposit made. North A General Contractor after obtain- ing plans and specifications from the Architect, either as an indi- vidual, @ company, or a corpora- tion, shall not continue to bid on t with another General r, either as an individual, company, or a corporation, with- out first requesting permission in writing of the Architect to do so, and submittnig to him ali required information peertinent to such a gombination, and receiving the bk gd approval of the Archi- tect. All bids must be submitted on rms prescribed by the Board and companied by one eof the follow- @ certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond. If a bid bond is submitted, It must be accompan- ied by a “Power of Attorney” for the representative of the Bonding Company. All certified checks, cashier's checks, or bid bond shal} be made to the “Board of Pubite {nstregtion, Monroe County, Flor- a. The certified check, Cashier's; check, or bid bond shall he in the amount of 5 percentum o fthe hase bid expressed in terms of money, conditioned that if awarded the contract, the Bidder will, within the time specified by the Board, enter into @ contract in accordance with the accepted bid, in the form prescribed by the Board, and give a Performance Bond satisfactory to the Attorney for the Board, equal to 100 percentum of the contract price. at 50 Beginning 0 ch of you are notified ‘eae a eat te quiet title of the) above-described property bas filed against you, and hereby required to serve your answer to the bi plaint on plaintiff's at file the original in t'e Clerk of the Circ on or before the 17th day of April, 1983, in default of which thp bill of complaint will be taken as con- 4 by you. tee ATED this itth day of March, {Beal FARL R. ADAMS, art Monroe County Florida By Kathleen Notts The Board reserves the right to So ong Pa waive informalities and to reject| WALTERMAN And TOUBY eet Attorneys for Plaintiff 807 Biscayne Building THE ARD OF PUBLIC IN- ‘lorida tEPRUETION. OF MONROE EN et snails OUNTY, FLORIDA. By: HORACE O'BRYANT, Secretary, and Superintendent, bs Qpri-8-15,1988 Subscribe to The Citizen | THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City REASONABLE ROOMS WRITE or WIRE RATES for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing Miller Hotel Hotel Hotel 132: &. Flagler St. 226 .N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 108 Rooms 80 102 Rooms Elevator Elevator Heated Solarium Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON 1 .ORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West Express Schedule (Ne Steps En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) ef 6:09 P.M. Arrives at Miami at 12:08 e’cleck Midnight. 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