The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 30, 1940, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1940 Rams Waited 50 Y THE KEY W: ears For Bowl Bid--- And Sophomore Flipper Led Fhem To It FORDHAM BELIEVES AS AGGIES IT CAN BUTT TEX-| RIGHT OUT OF COTTON BOWL (Assoctated Press A Polish Feature Service) sophomore with a_hard-to-spell into the Cotton Bowl: t chucking that ate up yards of touch- th Trou 0 years otbal practice nts stood had cook Mississippi State’s Team defenses for -leek Blumenstoc club last year, but this season the running that might erment down flanker play cause a xico way. Passes Help Runners 1* primarily They to keep up the other guy’s id force a _ wider- se for Eshmont and tock to work on. show Dallas running. He st and most elu- in the land. The Ran backfield who Crowley says pretty pattern of at- up a a pass use just enough ball-carriers eaves tack. Captain ter tops Dennery sophomore Lou DeFilippo at gep- heavy. and fast veteran, Vintent at one flank, and a flash, Jim Lansing, at the other, As a pair, John Kuz- i Joe Ungerer can match vith any first-stringers in country But. C y moans, when that t team gets tired it’s Katy bar door. The Aggies should ha the edge on. Fordham in reserve but Crowley, with fingers crossed, ays he bel s the first team will hold together. Best In School’s History By MORTIMER KRIEGER, MIAMI, Dec. 30.—Missis i 1wol—and the 1 by carbon two years Murray t 1940 7 tie h Aubt i sp Came To Fore In ‘35 ar oor ved na- Capable Passing Attack The Maroons rely rur but they use the ys. They completed 52 of 123 passes foy 174 yards and 11 touchdowns, had only seven most on blocking is so g rrier seldom S own way. Wilbur Dees . Tan one kickoff nother more g along ared by his mates. ace triple-threat th on the jual scoring. That ice. Twelve men s touchdowns. ce and three o second stringers. Johnson and his reli Jefferson, do ll-carrying, passing Wingbacks Wal- John Black have 1 ya uage backs Toxie Tullos ey are the s the backs on Ts Tough To Crack nwhil forwards yield- ed only 505 net yards in 350 run- r plays. threw would-be passers for 138 yards of losses to boot. Opposing backs lost more than they gaincd try M the nin an the left, AP Feature Service Writer State’s best football team in second in four years to play in eotgetown’s foe here Wednesday. of Major Bob Neyland’s un- side of that big wall, which is made up of Buddy Elrod, All-Am- erica end; Captain Hunter Cor- hern, second All-America guard, a John Tripson, a fine tackh Craig, defensive left half on the first team, did not make a tackle on a running play all season—no ypponent ever got into his terri- tory MIAMI SET FOR ORANGE BOWL FETE OPENS TONIGHT WITH DIS- PLAY CONTEST, SERENADES AND QUEEN CORONATION; HUGE PARADE TOMORROW (Special to The Citize MIAMI, Dec. 30.—Mia us Orange Bow! Fes > activities 0; tonight be- the largest crowd ever .-to end on this city witness he annual progr. events. tional influx of visitors are pected for the huge parade to- morrow night and the girdiron We day window displays g downtown stores 30 o'clock tonight will signal the beginning of the long-awaited fes 1. Prizes will be awarded to the most appropriate displays carrying out the theme of the festivities and the Mahi Shrine Temple band will serenade each veiling. Miss Jean Kabey ndo, who will reign with her during the festival, will be crowned queen at a Bayfront Park 8:30 o'clock ai A Sunshine F. Show will follow this event tionally-known mode will play the latest styles in spring d summer wear. Tomorrow _yisiting __ Shriners will hold sway @uring the morn- and afternoon. At night the stupendous Kirg Orange Jam- boree will begin at Miami river 7:30 o'clock, march down Flagler Street and pass reviewing stands at N.E. 13th Street. Floats spon- sored by cities all over the state will combine with an estimated total of 40 bands and numerous marching units to consume two hours to pass the stands. Private New Year’s Eve parties will fol- low throughout the city. Races at Tropical Park will b> run Wednesday morning to make to of leadin of pagear SMEARS PLAYS BEHIND SCRIMMAGR. LINE ONE OF THE ENDS Mississippi State will send in against the George- town Hoyas in the Orange. Bowl :classic at Miami on New Year's day tucky; Isabel will be Arncld.“Bear” Moore. The end has unusual ability to get through and smear a play, behind the line of scrimmage. Amateur and, Professional 1940 SPORTS CHAMPIONS. (By The Associated Press) Football Eastern (best record) — Boston College. Western Conference—Minnesota. Big Six—Nebraska. Pacific Coast—Stanford. Southwest—*Texas A. & M. and Southern Methodist. meemttem tmnt mntemmstnmtieemt *Southern—Clemson. *Southeastern—Tennessee. Missouri Valley—Tulsa. Big Seven—Uteh. National pro league — Chicago Bears. American pro league—Columbus Bulldogs. Golf National Open—Lawson Little, Chicago. National Amateur—Dick Chap-jcerning the Collegians has been | man, Mamaroneck, N. Y. *National women’s—Betty Jame- son, San Antonio, Texas. P.G.A—Byron Nelson, Toledo, Ohio. Public Links—Robert Clark, St. Pauk Canadian Open — Sam Snead, Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. ern Open—Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex. Metropolitan Open—Craig Wood, Mamaroneck, N. Y. North and South Open—Ben Ho- gan, White Plains, N. Y. Augusta Mastcrs—Jimmy maret Houston, Tex. Goodall Round Robin—Ben Ho- gan, White Plains, N. Y. Trans-Mississippi (men’s) — Art Doering, Chicago. Trans-Mississippi (women’s) — Betty Jameson, San Antonio, Tex. Women's Didr: geles. Western Amateur — Bud Ward, Spokane, Wash. *Women’s Western Derby—Eliza- beth Hicks. COLLEGE Intercollegiate (individual) F. Dixon Brooke, Virginia. Intercollegiate | (team)—Prince- ton and Louisiana State (tie). Southern—*Duke (team); Henry Russell, Duke (individual). Wi De- Western Open — Babe n Zaharias, Los An- *Southeastern — Louisiana State; ic’clock in the High School Gym, | bury Henry Castillo, L.S.U. Eastern Intercollegiate—George- town. Pacific Coast Intercollegiate — Southern California. Pacific Coast Conference (North- ern Division) — Washington; Palmer Smith, Washington. Big Six—Iowa State; Billy Hall, Towa State. Southwest—Texas: Arthur Luce (Texas). Missouri Valley—St. Louis Uni- versity; Palmer Kise, Tulsa. Western Conference — Illinois; Billy Gilbert, Ohio State. *Big Seven — Colorado U.; Bob Hogan, Denver. “Indicates retained titles, way for the highlight of the fes- tival that. afternoon—the Orange How! battle between “Mississippi State and Georgetown, starting at. 2:00 o'clock. Just before game- time, 3,000 musicians will be massed on-the field to render the National Anthem. Play-by-play account of the game will be aired over the Columbia System by Ted Husing, famous sports broad- caster. Boat races Thursday afternoon and a marine pageant and fire- works that night will climax the festival. FOR: INVADING OHIO. CAGERS GYM; MARINES-PEPPERS. IN OPENER i : Ohio Collegians, Class A bas- ketball players, will invade Key i West tonight for a tussle with the | Lions Club cagers, 1939-’40 cham- ;pions of the city. Nine men strong, the Ohioans ‘are due to arrive 8:30 o'clock to- jnight. They will prance on the floor in red and white uniforms jimmdeiately after the opening :game between U.S. Marines and Pepper’s Plumbers. | No advance information con- received but it is known they rank high in ability to defeat their opponents. They are on a tour of the South during the holi- days and sought a game in Key West about a month ago. Lions have been practicing hard for their battle with the in- vaders. They got off to a flying start in the city league but dropped their last two contests. In an effort to snap out of their slump, the Civic boys have visit- ed the local gym regularly, going through strenuous scrimmage sessions. Starting lineups of the Lions or. visiting club have not- been an- nounced. It is probable Manager Hastings Smith of the Key West- ers will give all his boys a chance to participate in the game. Com- posing the club are Chester Knowles, forward: Joe Pinder, forward-center; Charles Smith, forward; Bob Saunders, center; Newt Ketchings, guard; Ygnacios Carbonell, guard; Bert Baker. forward; Gene Torres, guard. The Collegians will probably remain in Key West until tomor- row and then take to the road again. Marines and Peppers will offer basketball fans a hard-fought ex- hibition in the preliminary to the Lions-Ohio battle. The opening game will get under way 8:00 corner streets. Today's Birthdays Francis and Seminary Dr. Stanley High, editor, born in Chicago, 45 years ago. Ex-Gov. Alfred E. Smith of ‘New York, born there, 67 years ago. Forrest F. Hill of New. York, land economist, born in Kingman Co., Kans., 40 years ago. Simon Guggenheim of New York, president. of- Ameriean Smelting, ex-senater, philan- thropist, born in Philadelphia, 73 years.ago. Dr. Francis. Carter- Wood of New York, famed pathologist and cancer authority, born at Colum- bus, O., 71- years ago. Prof. John Bakeless. of New. York, noted, teacher. of. journal- ism, born at Carlisle, Pa., 46 years ago. Stephen Leacock, famed .Cana- dian humorist, born in England, “71 years. aga EST CITIZEN LEGALS N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, AT LAW. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF KEY. WEST, | FLORIDA, a public body cor- porate and politic under the laws of the State of, Florida, PETITIONER, 8. | JOHN_T. OLSEN, ET AL, DEFENDANTS. NOTICE IN EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. {TO WHOM IT MAY. CONCERN: AND TO: John TT, Olsen; Margaret Ol- isen; Malvina Feiler: 5 Benja- mip Segal; Rose Fox. Lula Dun- cang Etena Pena Lopez, as Ex- ecutrix of the Last Will and Te: tament 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. Iion; Maximo Cespedes, if living, and, if dead, the. heirs, devise: grantees or other claimants under the. said Maximo Cespedes, de- ceased; Clement Jaycocks; Edward Suarez; Doris Hill; Mary M. Thomp- n, aS Administratrix of the es- of Thomas A. Thompson, de- «d; Harry Duncan; Leonor Cor- dero y Estevez, as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Julio P. Andraca, deceased; Leonor C. Andraca, also known’ as Leonor Cordero stevez, a widow; Vir- Kilio William K. Cordero; Julia Gato and E. H. Gato III, her husband; The First National Bank of Key West, a corporation organ- ized under the laws of the United States; Leonard Guerra; Mary Por- ter Harris, a widow; zer Vogt Machine Co., a corporation incor- porated under the laws of Ken- Knapp and Fred husband; George F. chrader; Samuel R. nd; Feli- no Castro; Ramon Valdez and Jose Havia, as Trustees for Ig- nacio Agramonte Castle No. 3, Knights of the Golden Eagle; tg- nacie Medina, Jose Sanchez and jeorge Pena, as Trustees of San rlos Castle No. %, Knights of the iden Eagle; Dolores Marrero Fina and Aurelio Pina, her husband; Franciseo Marrero; alt unknown heirs, devisees, grantees and other claimants under Enrique Marrero, deceased; Eva Christiana Alense jand Leoncio Alfonso, her husband; all unknown heirs, devisees, lega- tees, grantees and other claimants under Obdulia Marrero Hernandez. deceased: all unknown heirs, devi- sees, legatees, grantees and othe claimants under Ferdinand Marrer deceased; Lucio Ernesto Marrero; Rufina Bello and Antonio Bello her husband; Faustino Rendue r.; Martin Louis Lee and mons Lee, his wife, if and, if dead,’ the heirs, devisees, legatees, assigns and other claim- ants under the said Martin Louis Lee, deceased, and Carrie Clemons Lee, deceased; John P. Laflin, if living, and, if dead, the de- |¥isees, grantees or other claimants under the said John P. Laflin, de- ceased; Albert S. Laflin, if living and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Albert S. Laflin, deceased; Mary A. Philbrick, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Mary A. Philbrick. deceased; Her- man Stricker, if living, and, if dead, ‘the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Herman Stricker, deceased; all un- known heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees and other claimants under John 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- erican Life Insurance Co. a cor- poration; Jane Stran, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grante or other claimants under the said Jane Stran. deceased, and er husband, whose name is un- known; Mary MeField: Shirley C. Bott; Mary Eufemia Bott Jones and John Jones, her husband; Henry L. Roberts, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Henry L. Roberts, deceased: Dolores Sanchez, a widow, and all unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, legate assigns or ether 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 hus- band, if she, be married; and all unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, assigns and other claim- ants under Santas V. Vila, deceased: Violet C. Sawyer, a widow; Samuel J. Wilters; James Baillou and Anna Baillou, his wife, if living, and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, legatees, assigns and other claimants under the said James Baillou, deceased, and Anna_Baillou, deceased; Wal- lace B. Kirke; Lalia Scott, a_wi- dow; Albert Kelly; Albert Glenn Kelly; Spero Kelly; Florina Cart- wright and Patrick Cartwright, her husband: Iverdell Kelly: muel W, Kelly: Geraldine Cash an@ Roosevelt Cash, her husband; Clif- ford Wilson, if living, and, if dead. the. heirs. devisees, grantees and | b y ‘order: Knapp, her L other, claimants under the said Clif- | ford | Wilson, Thompsen and ~ band, if she be married; and all junknown heirs, deyisees, legatees, grantees, assigns and other claim- ants under John Thompson, de- jeeased; Alfred Burnside Joseph Edward Murray; Harry’ Gwynn; Adela Albury, a widow; Naomi Al- and ——. her husband, jit he be married; and all unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, Jassiens and other claimants under |Herman R. Albury, deceased; 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 jthe estate of J. P. Jones, deceased all unknown heirs, devisees, lega- Emily her. hus- deceased; tees, grantees, and other claimants | under Juana Jaques, deceased: Iieen Williams; Malvina ‘Rice, a widow; |Kathleen Pierce and Emory L Pierce, her husband; Irene Roberts Straughter, as Administratrix of the, estate of Constance Roberts Edwards, deceased, Irene Roberts Straughter, as Administratrix de bonis, non of the estate of Beatrice Roberts White, deceased; James . Roberts, Jr. as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of James D. Roberts, Sr. deceased; Anita Wil- liams; Donald Williams; Charles Williams; John Williams; Alma MeIntire; Elizabeth Melntire and , her husband, whose name is unknown, if she ‘be married; Marie’ Elgin and/A. C. Elgin, her husband; Mamie Williams; Helen C. Williams: Mary C. Eberhardt, and Fredi Eberhardt, her husband;*Nel- lie Dobson and B, M. 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. Tift, deceased; City of Key West, a Municipal. corporation, organized and existing under the laws of the State. of Florida; and all persons or parties claiming or having any in- terest or lien upon the lands here- inafter described, defendants, And to all. persons having or claiming any right, title, interest, lestate, mortgage or other lien in, to or'on the following described LEGALS land, situate, lying and being the City of Key West, Florida. ing in Tract 10, according to t ef Tract 10, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 40, of the Fublic Reco of Monroe County, Florida, sa lands situate, lying and being Monroe County, Florida. to-wit PARCEL 1: Lots 1 and 2 Square 12, Tract 10, as shown o: gram of a subdivision recorded in Plat Book Monroe Coun Florida, PARCEL 2: Lot Tract 10, as of a subdivision of Tract orded in Plat Book 1, Page 4 roe County, Florida. ‘records. PARCEL 3: Let 4, Square Tract 10, as shown on a dia of a subdivision of Tract orded in Plat Book 1, F 4 roe County, Florida. recor PARCEL 4 t Tract 10, as shown a subdivision of Tr: orded in Plat Book 1, Page ree County, Florida, reco: PARCEL 5: Lot : Tract 10, as shown of a subdivision rded in Plat Book 1, Pag roe County, Florida, ‘recoré PARCEL 6: Lots 7 and § LEGALS Bonds of a subdivision of Tract "lat Book 1, Page 40 roe County, Florida, ‘records M ision of t Book 1 Page 4 ida, records Lot shown or od orded in F ty, Florida, 10, as shown a_subdivis orded in Plat Book ree County, Florid Tract 10, f a subdivision orded in Plat Tract 10, f{ a subdivision orded in Plat B County, F as shown sh ivision as shown of as a subdivisie: orded in Plat Book 1, roe County, Florida, rec PARC! 46: Part Lot 139, . Tract 1 how n gram of a subdi recorded in Plat »e County, Fi F at a puthwesterly side ty-three (42) feet Six i from the corner of Virginia Emma Streets and runni along na Street in erly direction Forty-thre Five ( angles Fifty rida, G0) feet; as direction beg rt diagram of a subdivis recorded in Flat I 40, Monroe County, Fl Commencing at the We of Virginia and o thence in a the ia Street right angles in a N rection 43 feet 6 ir right angles in a rection 50 feet t thence at right easterly direction westerly side of |feet 6 inches t lof beginning. PARCEL Tract-10, as sho of a subdivisic rded in Plat roe County, Fle PARCEL 48A Tract 10, as show subdivis' < in Plat Book 1 Florid: I shown Munro the show and t parce i fore the shown vision | PAR Tract 10, {a subdivision of Tract ded in Plat Book 1. F 40 County, Florida, records. ARCEL Lot {Tract 10, as shown f a subdivision orded in Plat Book 1 roe County, Florida, PARCEL 51: Lot {Tract 10, as shown on a dia of a subdivision of Tract 1( orded in Plat Book 1, Page 40. roe County, Florida. ‘records. PARCEL Lot Tract 10, as shown of a subdivision of Tract 10. orded in Plat B 1, Page 40, roe County, Florida, ‘records. PARCEL 2 ract Page 4 fords Square Mon- rec Mon - Licensed Funeral Directars and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service. Phone 135 ) , Page 40, M Florida, records PARCEL 54 Tract 10, as shown on of a subdivision of Tract 10. orded in Plat Book 1. Page 40. roe County, Florida, records ARCEL Square 11, a diagram Tract 10, Page 40, rec- M —— Tract of a recorded Monroe corner of Virginia and running ther reet in a Southwesterly Fifty (50) feet: thence at angles in a Southeasterly direct | Forty-seven feet 3% inches; thence at right angles in a Northeasterly direction Fifty (50) feet t Street; thence at right ang’ the Southwesterly side Street in a Northweste Forty-seven (47) feet the point or place o PARCEL 356A: P: Square 1i, Tract 10. as show diagram of a subdivisic 10, recorded in Plat Be 40, Monroe County, Flor! Commencing at a point Southwesterly side of Forty-seven (47) feet from the Southerly corner « finia_and Emma. Streets thence along the Southwesterly of Emma Street in a Southea direction, Thirty-five (35) inches; thence at right angles in Southwesterly direction Fifty ( feet; thence at right angles in Northwesterly direction Thirty-five (35) feet 6% inches; thence at right and Emr v dire Acuen Hevese 5O0p. = seme eftemoos Le. Hew. - Wesnesders 108 5 Az. Key West. Tesdeys 7ii@ea. =. Lv, Hewane Fodeys = Ar, Key West - Frideys 245 p. = ») _Consult YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or 5.54. COSTAR, Agent « Phone 34