The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 9, 1940, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER. 9, 1940. Softball Roun Robin Starting Tuesday Nigh CITY'S LEADING TRIO OF. TEAMS TO PARTICIPTAE Piumbers And Open Tournament Park, NavSta At Bayview 7:30 O'Clock A softball round-robin between the three leading teams of Key West will get under way tomor- Tow night at Bayview -Park Pepper’s Plumbers, 1940 cham- pions, will clash with the vamped NavSta in the first game of the tournament, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Complete plans for the round- robin were worked out at a meet- ing in City Hall Saturday after- noon. Present were manager Theodore Albury of Sawyer’s Barbers, manager Roy Hamlin of the Plumbers and captain Phillip Baker of the Naval Station ten. First round of play will carry the tournament into Christmas week. Each ten will the other twice in that period. Con- tests will be played Tuesday and Thursday nights of each week, games to begin at 7:30 o'clock. Umpires selected were Joe Cleare and Camalier. Gatekeeper will be Leon Andrea. Funds for installation of the electric meter will be pooled by the three clubs and each team will furnish one or more balls on game nights to eliminate delay. Problems aris- ing during the tournament will be settled by the majority view of ‘the trio of managers. Official scorekeeper Pedro Aguilar will keep records of the tournament. The clubs will not be confined <r limit but will be able re- meet all to a iw! to ure any pli the city, providing they were not yer in or visiting or ure hot members of any of the three teams. Players on contenders are: PLUMBERS — Ingraham, c; Cates, 1b; Ubieta, 2b; Acevedo. ss; Carbonell, 3b; Villareal, sf; Higgs, lf; McCarthy, cf; Molina, rf; Gates, Haficock and Griffin, s BARBERS—Hopkins, ¢; Sterl- ing, 1b; Lope: é lavarro, ss; Albury, 3b; Russell, sf; Kerr ,lf; Domenech, cf; J. Roberts, rf; N. Castro and Walker, p's. NAVSTA—Allishouse, c; Bar- cele;-tb; Solomon, 2b; Baker, ss; Hernandez, 3b; Jones, sf; De- laney, If; Kelly, cf; Wells, rf; L. Castrq)and Roberts, p's. the round-robin Scheduled game between Pi- rates and Key West Conchs at East Martello Tower field yester- day afternoon failed to ma- teriglize. For unknown Conchs did not make pearance. ‘SPORTS the ap- reasons, their CALENDAR BASKETBALL (High School Gym, 7:C0 p. m.) TONIGHT First Game—Plumbers vs. Sta. Second Game—Lions rines. WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Game—Army vs. VP53. Second . Game—Plumbers Nav- vs. Ma- FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Army vs. Sta. Second Game—Lions vs. VP53. SOFTBALL (Bayview Park Field, 7:30 p. m.) TOMORROW NIGHT Pepper’s Plumbers, visiting, vs. NavSta, home. THURSDAY NIGHT Sawyer’s Barbers, visiting, Pepper’s Plumbers, home. Nav- vs. Vs... Merines. < i AGGIES MEET FORDHAM IN COTTON BOWL GAME (Special to The Citizen) WACO, Tex., Dec. $.—Tex- as A.& M. Ascies will be Fordham University eleven’s cpponents in the Cotton Bowl geme New Year's Day at Dal- las. Announcement of invita- tion acceptance came the past weekend. Aggies, who have lost only one game this season, are co- holders of the Southwest Conference championship. Scuthern Methodist’s triumph over Rice Saturday gained SMU a share in the title but the university waived its claim in favor of the Texas eleven. IVI TES SSS GATORS IN 26-0 LOS 10 TEAA Proved Turkey Day Vic- tory Over Aggies “N Mistake”; Irish Down- ed Trojans (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Proving their Thanksgiving Day victory over Texas A. & M. Aggies was no “mistake”, the Texas Long- horns rolled over the University of Florida’s Gators Saturday at Gainesville, 26-0. Led by versatile fullback Pete Layden, the Longhorns com- pletely dominated the Gators. Layden scored two touchdowns and was instrumental in an- other. The loss gave Florida a .500 per- centage for +the season, having won five games and dropped that many. Notre Dame-S. California A field goal, a touchdown and a successful placekick brought victory to Notre Dame over ern California, 10-6, in the intersection ivalry Tenewal Saturday Despite the fact most of California’s players had been on the sick list during the week, with flu, the Trojans cave the Irish a terrific battle but the breaks went against them. South Carclina-The Citadel Holding The. Citadel's. Light Rrigades to a lone touchdown, South Carolina’s Gamécocks crossed the goal-/life in every quarter, including a double cross- ing in the third period, to regis- ter their first Southern confer- ence victorv. 13-6. The Citadel’s only touchdown came in, the cpening period Other Scores Auburn 13, Villanova 10. Southern Methodist 7, Rice 6. Morris Brown 28, Kentucky State 6. BULLDOGS ROLLED OVER HURRICANES SINKWICH STARRED IN 28-7 VICTORY LAST WEEKEND (Special to The Citizen) MIAMI, Dec. 9—Miami Uni- versity Hurricanes suffered their sixth loss in a row last weekend tas the University of Georgia Bull- dogs rolled to a 28-7 victory in ,the Orange Bow] Stadium here. Led’ by fullback Frank Sink- wich, the visitors. began their scoring spree in the second-half after being held scoreless in the initial half. Sinkwich himself passed over the Miami goal line twice and paved the way for an- other touchdown. Hurricanes played outstanding + M best MIAMI TONIGHT ORIDIAN JACK LARRIMORE CLASHES WITH YUCATAN KID IN MAIN EVENT: KEY WESTER TO APPEAR (Special to rhe Citizen) IAMI, Dec. 9—One of est boxing cards ever to be of- fered to Florida fight fans will be in Miami by The Miami Herald on its Empty Stocking Fund boxing show. Featured in the main event are presented tonight Jack Larrimore, formerly of St. Petersburg, but now of Miami Beach, and Yucatan Kid, aggres- sive Mexican of Mexico City. Both of these boys started their fistic careers in Florida and are now recognized as two of the out- standing pugilists developed in the state. Another Floridian, Bobby Brit- ton of Miami, has been signed to meet Sammy Magro of Birming- ham, Ala., in the semifinal match. Britton is the son of Jack Brit- ton, former welterweight pion of the world, and the young- ster is making his bid to follow in his father’s: footsteps.. Magro is a newcomer to Flori- da rings but has hung up an im- pressive record during his short career. The 20-year-old Alabam- an has had but 16 pro engage- ments but is already one of the claimants for the welterweight championship of the South. Another Mexican, Justo Jim- inez, will clash with Joey Dunn, of Jacksonville, in the featured eight-round preliminary. The fighters are stablemates of the main event contenderd Key West's own, Joe San- chez (Young Figueredo), will meet Jimmy Lowery, Gads- den, Ala.. in the main four- round preliminary. Lowery is rated one of the best middle- weight prospects of the month. but will tangle with an experi- enced boxer in Sanchez. Puerto Rican Don Cupiano vs. Jack Patton of Miami and Bill Stacey of Milford, Conn. vs. George Vasil of Atlanta are the other four-round bouts. Five negro boys will open the card with a battle royal. EAGLES CLOSE PERFECT YEAR DEFEATED PONCE DE LEON. * 26-12. IN FINAL GAME (Special to The Citizen) FT. PIERCE, Dec. 9.—Ft. Pierce High’s Golden Eagles earned a share in the Southeast champion- ship and rung up their first un- defeated season since 1933 by crushing the Ponce de Leon Cava- liers of Miami last weekend, 26-12. It was a hard-earned victory as the opposition crossed the goal line twice and reached the Eagles’ five-yard" line on three occasions without scoring. Ponce’s Latham recorded the longest run of the season in these parts as he raced 97 yards for his club’s second’ touchdown in the fourgh quarter. Eagles have now heen unde- feated in their past 19 games. This record, according to the Dickinson rating system, earns for them a co-hold on the title with the Miami Beach Typhoons. HOUSEWIFE GIVES TAPS TO U.S. ARMY (By Associated Press) LONDON, Dec. 9. night at 7 o'clock 12 soldiers crowd around the table in a northeast town and get cooking hints from ta grey-haired Scottish woman. ‘Mrs. Oliver Gathercole. An expert on Yorkshire pud- ;ding and cookies, Mrs. Gather- cole helps the men plan meals -to ihe given the following -day to troops billeted in the tewn. Every {morning she rises before 6 o'clock to deliver papers, comes home to get the family breakfast, does the housework and makes a paper round in the evening. in the first two periods. Holding Georgia scoreless in the opening quarter, while they also failed to jumped into the lead in the sec- ond period, 7-0. From then on, they never had a chance. The fighting spirit of the Bulldogs was aroused and there was stopping them. cham-_ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN EMPTY STOCKING AIRMEN ENTER CAGE TEAM IN COACH OFFUTT WITHDRAWS HIGH SCHOOL TO MAIN- TAIN BALANCED LEAGUE: VARSITY GAMES IN OFFING Coach Johnny Offutt announc- ed late weekend that the VP53 Air Squadron had been allowed to enter a team in the Island City Basketball League. ;At the same time. Mr. Offutt re- vealed that the High School five had been withdrawn from the last circuit in favor of the Airmen. In explaining his action, Mr. Offutt said: “At first it was thought VP53 would be unable to enter a club in the league, but Thursday a number of the <viators told me they wanted to organize a club ——— LEAGUE OPENING TONIGHT Island League's epens tonight in the High School Gym with a double- header, beginning at 7:00 o'clock. Pepper's Plumbers, former champions, will take on the newly-organized NavSta five in the curtain-raiser. Present city champs, Lions Club. will dribble the ball in and that they felt sure they could do so. Friday they brought me their entry, and I have decided to enter them in place of the High School. “In so doing, I feel that the fel- lows belonging to service organi- zations in Key West need the ehance for athletic competition. The High School team was plac- ed in the first-half in order to assure a balanced league. The varsity players will soon enter upon a scholastic schedule and will be provided with enough competition. However, if any team defaults in the league, the High School will be ready to re- place that team and maintain a balanced league. “I feel that with the Lions, Peppers, Marines, Army, VP53 and NavSta, ‘we will have a fine league full of competition, with many close and exciting games for the basketball fans of Key West”. Accordingly, the Airmen will play all games scheduled for the High School, thus eliminating the necessity of revising the sehedule. Tonight’s doublehead- er will be unchanged. Rester of the VP53: R. T- Thompson, mg; H. W. Perkins, coach; W. F. Godwin, capt.; R. K. Gordon, R. G. Center, R. A. Clark, P. R. Brown,-Jr., L. B. Springle. ‘2 C. G. Tilger, Jr., C. K- Mathes, D. V. Pleines, V. E. Martin, J. P. Turwey and J. A. Jenkins. Members of the NavSta: Geo. Reid, coach and mgr.; Geo. Solo- mon, Francis Delaney, Lino Cas- tro, Phillip Baker, F. Mathews, J. Mathews, James Maunder, J, Lo- pez, Leon Jones, C. U. Allshouse, Joseph Cates, Chas. Wells, Mario Hernandez, Anthony Kelly and Armabii. OL he \OHIO COLLEGIATE | FIVE SEEKS GAME WITH LOCAL TEAM Through their manager. Earle Hawkins, Ohio collegi- ate basketball players are seeking to schedule a -game with a Key West five on ei- eat 5 38 ; i iF il iH i ps” Ea fice ft 2 oSTIIOIISIL i tees, LEGALS “STEERS TESein awe OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. AT LAW. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, PLORIDA, a public body cor- porate and politic_under the laws of the State of Florida, PETITIONER, vs. JOHN T. OLSEN, ET AL, DEFENDANTS. NOTICE IN EWINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA a; Malvina Feier- egal; Rose Fox; Lula Duncan: Elena Pena Lopez, as Executrix of the Last Will and-Tes- lament of Ramon Lopez, deceased; Charles Pinder, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees and other claimants under the said Charles Pinder, deceased; Fred J. Dion; Maximo Cespedes, if living, , if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees er other claimants under said Maximo Cespedes, de- Clement Jaycocks: : Doris Full; Mary M. Thomp- son, as Administratrix of tate of Thomas A. Thompson, uncan; Leonor Cor- y evez, as Executrix of the t Will and Testament of Julio Andraca, deceased; Leonor C. Andracaj also known as Leonor Cordero y Estevez, a widow; Vir- Eilio Cordero; Cordero; Julia Gato and > TIL, her husband; The First National Bank of Key West, a corporation organ- ized under the laws of the United States; Leonard Guerra; Mary Por- Harris, a widow; Sulzer Vogt a corporation incor- laws of Ken- Isabel Knapp and Fred her husband; George F. ; Samuel R. Lund; Feli- Ramon Valdez and , Trustees for Ig- nacio Agramonte No. 3, Knights of the Golden Eagle: 0 Medina, Jose Sanchez and Trustees of San Knights of the : Dolores Marrero Fina Pina, her husband; rero: all unknown stein: Benjamin zimants und:r Enrique. Marrero, Eva Christiana Alfonso > her husband; levisees, lega- nd other claimants arrero Hernandez sed; nown heirs, devi- S, legatees, grantees and other claimants under Ferdinand Marrerc deceased; Lucio Ernesto Marrero Lee and Carrie wife, if living, heirs, devisees. and other claim- said Martin Louis and Carrie Clemon John P. Laflin, S. Laflin, . if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Albert S. Laflin, deceased; . if living, and, i Ss, devisees, grantees er other claimants under“ the said Mary A. Philbrick, deceased: Her- man Stricker, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devise grantees or other claimants under the said Herman Stricker, deceased; all un- known heirs, devisees, legatees, ntees and other claimants under hn J. Philbrick, deceased; Mary Lila Allen, William Richard War- ren, William Randolph Porter, as Executors of the Last. Will and Testament of George W. Allen, de- ceased; M. Juanita Albury and Ver- non Albury, her husband; Afro-Am- ican Life Insurance Co. a cor- poration; Jane Stran, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Jane Stran, deceased, and her husband, w dead. y Shirley C ufemia Bott Jones and her husband; Henry if living, and, if dead, he devisees, grantees or claimants under the said Henry L. Roberts, deceased; Dolores Sanchez, a widow, and all unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, legatees, ssigns or other claimants under Pastor Sanchez, deceased; Dora Hannibal, as Executrix cum testa- mento annexo of the estate of James A. Hannibal, deceased; Anna Barroto and her bus- band, if she married; and ali unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, assigns and other claim- ants under Santas V. Vila, deceased: Violet C. Sawyer, a widow; Samuel J <; James Baillou and Anna Baillou. his wife, if living, and, if lead, the heirs, devisees, legatees. igns and other claimants under said James Baillou, deceased. and Anna Baillou, deceased; Wal- lace B. Kirke; Lalia Scott, a_wi- dow: Albert Kelly: Albert Kelly; Spero Kelly; Florina Cart- wright and Patrick Cartwright, her husband; Iverdell Kelly: Samuel ¥ ‘Kelly: Geraldine -Cash and Roosevelt. Cash, her husband; Clif- ford Wilson, if Tiving, and, if dead. he heirs, devisees, grantees and other claimants under the said Clif- ‘ord som, deceased: Emily Thompson and . her hus- band, if she be married; and all known heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, assigns and other claim- ants under John Thompson. de- ceased; Alfred Burnside; Joseph Edward Murray: Harry Gwynn; Sdela Albury. a widow: Naomi Al- bury and . her husband, f she be married: and all unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, assigns and other claimants under Herman R. Albury, deceage@; Fran- ces A. Bates and William L. Bates, her husband: Henry T. McKinney, as Administrator of the estate of Martha L. McKinney, deceased: Duncan Jones, as Administrator of the estate of J. P. Jones. deceased; all unknown heirs, devisees, lega- grantees, and other claimants under Juana Jaques, deceased; Teen Williams; Malvina Rice, a widow: Kathleen Pierce and Emory L. Pierce, her husband; Irene Roberts Straughter, as Administratrix of the estate of Constance Roberts idwards, deceased, Irene Roberts Straughter, as Administratrix de ponis non of the estate of Beatrice berts White, deceased: James D. Roberts, Jr. as Exetutor of the Last Will and Testament of James D. Roberts, Sr. deceased: Anita Wil- Mams: Donald Williams; Charles Williams; John - Williams; Alma McIntire; Elizabeth McIntire and her husband, whose name is-unknown, if she ‘be married; E B. Dobson, her husband: Irene Roberts Straughter. a free dealer; all unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, legatees, assigns or other claimants under Irene W. Tift, deceased: all unknown heirs. devisees, legatees, grantees, assigns or other claimants under Asa F-. Titt, = City of Key West, a Municipal corporation, organized ang existing under the laws of the State of Florida: and all persons oF parties claiming or having any in- terest or lien upon the lands here- imafter described, defendants. And to all persons having claiming any right, title, interest, estate, mortgage or other len in. to or on the following described ‘of a subdivision of Glenn | LEGALS land, situate.tying and being the City of Key West, Florid in of the Fublic Records of Monroe County, Florida, said lands situate, lying and being in Monroe County, Florida. to-wit PARCEL 1: Lots 1 and 2 Square 12, Tract 10, as shown on a @ia- gram of a subdivision of Tract 10. Book 1. Page 40. . Florida, records. of a subdivision of Tract 10, orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, records. PARCEL 3: Lot 4, Square 12. Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Piat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, ‘records. PARCEL 4: Lot’ 5, Square Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, ‘records. ARCEL 5: Lot 6, Square 12, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, ‘records. PARCEL 6: Lots 7 and & Square 12, Tract 10, as shown on a @iagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, r orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mc roe County, Florida, records. PARCEL 3A: Let 3, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida. ‘records. FARCEL Lot 1@, Square 12 Tract 10, shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1 Page 40, Mon- ree County, Florida, records. PARCEL 8: Lot 11, Square Tract 10, as shown on a diagram bdivision of Tract 10, rec- in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- unty. Florida. records. 12, Square 12. on a diagram Tract 10, rec- Page 40, Mon- records. 13, Square 12 on a diagram Tract 10, rec- Page 40, Mon- Tract of a subdivision of orded in Plat Book 1. ree County, Florida, PARCEL 41: Lot Tract 10, as shown of a subdivision of orded in Plat Book 1, ree County, Florida, PARCEL 42: Lo Tract ubdivision of n Plat Book 1, ree County, Florida. PARCEL 42A: Lot Tract 10, as shown ‘ subdivision of n Plat Book 1, county, Florida, Page 40, Mon- records. 15, Square 12. on a diagram Tract 16, rec- Page 40. records. subdivision ded in Plat Book 1, S y. Florida, ARCEL 45: records. 18, Square 12, on a diagram Tract 10, r . Page 40, M a, records. Part of Lot s Tract 10, as shown a diagram of a subdivision of T: 10, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Monroe County, Florida, records Commencing at a point ‘on th uthwesterly side of Emma Street ‘orty-three (43) feet Six (6) inches from rner of Virginia and Emma Streets and running thence along Emma Street in a Northwest erly direction Forty-three (43) feet Five (5) inches; thence at rig angles in a Southwesterly direct Fifty (50) feet: thence at right angles in a Southeasterly direction Forty-three (43) feet Fiv G) inches; thence at right angles in a Northeasterly direction Fifty (50) feet to the point of beginning. _ PARCEL 47: Part of Lot 19, uare 12, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, recorded in Flat Book 1. Page 49, Monroe County, Florida. records. Commencing at the Westerly corner of Virginia and Emma Streets and go thence in a Southwesterly direc- tion on the Northwesterly side of Virginia Street 50 feet: thence at right angles in a Northwesterly di- rection 43 feet 6 inches: thence at right angles in a Northeasterly ai- rection 50 feet to Emma Street; thence at right angles in a South- easterly direction along the South- westerly side of Emma Street 43 feet 6 inches to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL 48: Lot Tract 10, as shown of a subdivision of orded in Plat Book 1. roe County, Florida, PARCEL 48A: Tract 10, as sho’ 19, on 26, Square 12, on a diagram act 16, ree- Page 40, Mon- records. 21, Sq 2, on a diagram Traet 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, records. PARCEL 48B: Lot 22, Square 12, Tract 10, as shown on a diagrar of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec. orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida. records. PARCEL 48C: Lot 23, Square 12, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1. Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida. records. PARCEL 48: Lot 24, Square 12 Tract 19, as shown on 2 diagram of 2 subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat -Book 1. Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, records. PARCEL 56: Lot 1, Square 11, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1. Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, records. PARCEL 51: Lot 2, Square 11, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1, Page 49, Mon- roe County, Florida. records. PARCEL 52: Lot 3, Square 11, Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec- orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mon- roe County, Plorida, records PARCEL 53: Lot 4 Square 11 Tract 10. as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of. Tract 10, ree. orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Mc roe County, Florida, records PARCEL 54: Lot 5, Square 11 Tract 10, as shown on a diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, rec orded in Plat Book 1. Page 40, Mon- roe County, Florida, records PARCEL Part of Lot 6, Square ll, Tract 10, as shown on 2 diagram of a subdivision of Tract 10, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Monroe County, Florida, Commencing at the South- erly corner of Virginia and Emma Streets and running thence along the Southeasteriy side of Virginia Street in a Southwesterly direction Pitty 6) feet: thence at right angles in a Southeasterly direction Fortyssevén feet 3% inches; thence at right angles ir a Northeasterly direction Pifty (56) feet to Emma j thenge at right angles along the ‘Southw erly side of Emma Street in a Northwesterly direction Forty-seven (47) fect 3% inches to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL 56A: Part of Lot 6. a H, Tract 10, as shown on a fiagram of a subdivision of Tract 1@. recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, Monroe County, Florida, records. Commencing at a point on the Southwesterly side of Emma Street Forty-seven (47) feet 3% inches from the Southerly corner of Vir- ginia and Emma Streets and £0 thence along the Southwesterly side of Emma Street in a Southeasterly direction Thirty-five (35) feet 6% inches: thence at right angies in a Southw. Fifty <50) y-five (33 feet $% inches; thence at right LEGALS angles in a Northeasteris @ivectiar Fifty (50) feet to the point or piace of beginning PARCEL 57 Tract 18 office of the r the City Key County, Florida 8th day of Jan what right. tit you, or any of any of the ab of land. and t same shc uses and Weert ob 1941 interest 2 have am deacribed show cause condemn tine lands herein- of low cost housing the Circuit roe Cc cember, 1940, roe County (OFFICIAL § Clerk of the for Monree County AQUILINO LOPE: Attorney for Fetit Gec9-16-2 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDIOIAL GIROUST. IN AND FORK MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. Ne. NIXON, MLE Defendant Cecile McDonald Nixon. § East 158th t, Bronx, City of New York, State of New York You are hereby required to pear to the Divorce in th January 6th. allegations as confessed v published once a week for four con- secutive weeks in the Key West this 23ré éay Plaintiff. vs McDGRALD WALTER F ROB: NIXON. 194 ¢ and Ordered Sovember, 194¢ (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer, Clerk of the Circuit Court. By (S54) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk Gec2-9-16-22,2940 Cypoust, MON! COUNTS. ASD FOR FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. Be. ALCOTT. Pisin gE ALcorr, ant Roger E. Alcott, 64 Lincoln Diverce ie Lccember the alleget as confessed. This published ence a week fer four 44) consecutive Weeks in the Key West Citizen. Done and Ordered this Ziré Gay of November, 1840 (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer, Clerk of the Cireuit Court. By (S¢) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. i pores; decd-S-16-22,1900 | CLASSIFIED COLUMN