The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 15, 1941, Page 2

cia ~ Made known on application. * SPECIAL NOTICE : mau nptlees, Arde of thanks, resolutions of obituary noti¢es, ete, will be charged for at * rats of 10 cents a line. as mt by churches from which is to be lng 6 cents a bi The Citizen is an eo forum and fnvites discus- Bion of public Issues a) ts of local or general Beton but it wilt not. publ anonymous communi- piesa cee 2 on A Pema _ ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN * i ce “TWILL aways deel the tduth and print it without fear and, without favor; never be aftiaid to ‘wrong or to applaud ' ow nd iy Kee progress; never be at gan or theemouthpiece of’ any person, clique, faction or, or ciate; always do its utmost for the public Welfare; never tolerate corruption or injustice; Metiouiise vice and praise virtue, iia good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and - opinions; print only news that will elevate «{. and not contaminate the reader; never com- 4 prémise with principle. | — ADVYOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1 | Water and Sewerage. 2; More Hotels and Apartments. 3. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 4 | Awperts—Land and Sea 5. - Consolidation of County and City Gov- _ ernment. ue acai City Hospital. Wars make strange bed-fellow: PHpdpular. Inereased aid to Britain is the Dhiiig to do; it will take money, food and Br ips. besides brains to do the: job ade- eoetely. Ps -~ = ‘William §. Knudéen, director general | Sf the 0. P. M., in his Fourth of July speech, a0 AAvocates. toiling and sweating. Labor 4 daing the toiling, but the taxpayer is do- | dog the sweating. = ‘Through the Halas ambassador, Monstantine A. Oumansky, the Soviet has | Brked the United States for help and has | ‘gffered to pay for the supplies, Economi ally thatita ‘than the leage end bill Which duthowz6d the President to | ase oF id to England hich wi exer be repaic at at i paid. G ‘A battle royal between the three arch Gictators will end the European conflict. Mitidr and Stalin are hammering at each Mither, with Mussolini getting in a punch Dwhen the other's back is turned, The Rus- yian| bear will tumble first; 11 Duce will “throw in the sponge even before he is hit Y?hen the Fuehrer will meet his doom. It’s ain the cards. * , To arrive at the top, the only way is dhe hard way. In line with this observation J& thé statement made by Ernest Martin Hopkins, president of Dartmouth Univer- ity tn addressing the graduating class of “7941: “No real friend of yours could wish at you should never face misfortune. It notiso that vigor ofmindor strength of | ster is developed,” Strength through y ig wishful thinktng. — ‘nm his “Berlin Diary,” William L. *Shirer, whom radio listeners often heard as , C. B. S. correspondent from Berlin, gives, Among other things, some interesting high- Aight: of Hitler, which leads the reader to shelieve that the man is mad or at least has mad moments, like flinging himself on the | og and in his rage chewing the edges of | that we have never lost a war and never | ic e éarpet. We chew the rag, as the ex- pression goes in the United States, but we Go generally in w pleasant manner. ‘Aid to Russia would be foolish and is } anything » we | “surprising number” recently to prote present Pinellas county tax system, and to demand a higher levy on vacant land be- ing held for speculation, In so doing, they were helping. to pro- mote the teachings of the late ; George, aud probably were - pea feeling of most other have. improved their . numerous Monroe see their exertions and money going to the benefit of landowners who do not. improve their holdings. valkderorhs subject of endless debate ever since he pro- pounded it, was very simple. His theory was that the man who im- proves his property, instead of being penal- ized for that improvement. through — in- creased taxes, should continue to be taxed on the same basis as the man whose prop- erty is of comparable value, but is not im- proved. As George pointed out, the present system of taxation permits the one tax- payer to collect the unearned inerement of »-~-<Phus the owner of a dump yard in the | t f a residential section pays taxes than his home-owning neighbors, | maintains a nuisance at their expense, and | | their exertions. j George put it this way: “We hold that all men are equally en- titled to the use and enjoyment of what the general growth and improvement of the community of which they are a part. “Therefore, no one should be permit fair return to all for any special privilege thus accorded to him, and that that value which the growth and improvement of the | community attaches to the land should be | taken for the use of the community; that each is entitled to all that his labor pro- | duces; therefore, no tax should be levied | on the products of labor.” lowing George’s plan of eliminating all crease that on unimproved Jand, That’s a different way of tackling ane | problem, but if it would prevent the holding of vacant land for speculation, or at least require such land to pay its way in the eom- munity, it would be worth trying there— | and here. AN AMAZING PROPHESY “The time will come, and that pres- ently, when, by making use of the magnetic | waves which permeate the ether which sur- | rounds our world, we shall communicate with the Antipodes.” | This amazing prophesy, which at the time was only a wild guess, was made by | Joseph Glanvill, an English philosopher | ard divine, in a work called “The Vanity of ! Dogmatizing,” published in London in 1661. Whether it be considered prophesy or mere guesswork, his statement came true | with the advent of radio—after about 250 | years, Glanvill was born at Plymouth, Eng- land, in 1636, and became rector of a | church in Essex at the age of 24, the work containing his famous prediction being pro- duced shortly afterward. When he was 30 | years old he became chaplain to King Charles IL. His writings indicate that Glanvill was extremely skeptical about the seientific and, philosophical theories of others, yet he had some fantastic ideas of his own, among them being a firm belief in witchcraft. But witcheraft waa so talk about communicating by magnetic waves might easily have led to the sus- picion that he himself was in league with evil spirits. GERMANS FEAR U. 8. ENTRY John Cudahy, United States Ambas- sador to Belgium in 1989-40, has recently returned to this months’ sojourn in Germany, He veports that “the prestige of the op It is known | (SEAL) United States is very great. made a compromise peace, and the Ger- | mans fear that if we move into the conflict, | we will move in for the knockout blow,” | Clearwater residents, rather than fol- | taxes other than those on land, would sak | generally ac- | cepted as a fact in his day that Glanvill’s | it the | l George’s tax system, although the ; | his neighbor’s exertion without payirig the | increased taxes which are levied on the man , who'builds. sees his property’s value increased through { God has created and of what is gained by | same snouta be obtained at the of ted to hold natural opportunities without a | LEGALS °* WATCH ‘YOUR STEP! inor pve ,ONZO SMITH, Comipininank, ‘ORCE |JULIA DOROTHY SMITH, ‘Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION | It appearing by the sworn bill of |complaint filed n the above stated leause, that Julia Dorothy Smith, the defendant therein named is a. | resident of the State pf Florida a ‘her place of residencé as fs partien- | (larly. known | Woodside, Long B That Said defendznt is ives rine ame | jof twenty-one years and there is no Pee Wy thee ag ida the servige 0! ancery™, | tpon whom wound bind-enid’ detentt- | ‘ant. li is hereby Ordered that said de- fendant, Julia Dorothy Smith, be and she is hereby required to appear | to the Bill of Complaint filed in said }enuse on or before. the 24th day of | July, A. T7, 1941, otherwise the alle- gations of said bill will be taken as confessed by said defendant and be proceeded with ex parte. It is further Ordered that this or- der be published once each week for |four consecutive weeks in. The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published jin Key West, Monroe County,. Flor- ida | Dane and ordered at Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this June ard, A. D, 1941 | (SEAL) Ross C Clerk Cire’ “FLORENCE &. SAWYER, D.C. | RAYMOND R. LORD, Solictor for Compl: Ju ly 1-8-15- wyer, it Court. 261941 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BLDS The Housing Authority of t |Citysef Key West, Florida will ri | celye. sealed bics ‘for equipment linelude electric tefrigerators, kero- wene ranges, garbage cans and play- }ground equipment until 12 A. M. ( 1S. T.) on the 15th day Augu 1941, at Trumbo I | West, State of Fi time and place all {liely opened and read aloud. The successful b: | formance bond. | Proposed forms of contract 4 ments, including plans a | gations, are on file at t ‘The Housing Authority jot Key We: lland Site, Key West, but copies of jtiee of the Architect, Russell _ 'T. | Pantoast, Pir: fatfofal Bank Build- | ing, Miami ach, Florida The How lot Key W Authority o lorica rr } A certified check or bank | payable to The Housing Av of the City of Key West, F S. Government Bonds, or faetory bid bond executed by | bi@@er and a surety company, in ao j@mount equal to 5 per cent of the 'bid shall be submitted with each a satis- 1 bic, j { ] ' | | notice is | assessed for | Naar. Ine. Byele, Harold L. lim the County of Monroe, | No bid shall be withdrawn for period of sixty (60) days subsequen to the opening of bids without the - Authority Florid Housing Wiest consent of The of the City of K THE HOUSI HORITY THE CITY WE FLORIDA 3. Kirke, July15,1941 e Director. Paes, OF UNPAID DELIN ve INTANGIBL PERSONAL SROsERTY TA by Chapter 20724, hereby tangible personal 1940 a quent and beginning with “July auch taxes are drawing interest of of 1941 that ir 2 per cent per month plus the pro- portionate cost of publishing this notice. Unie: the amou set Op posite each n: below are paic be- fore the first day of August, tax ex ecutions will issue thereon and be delivered to the Sheriff for levy wp- on any property, real, personal or mixed belonging to the tax payer for unpaid taxes, penalties anc ad- ditional costs. The names of « quent intangible personal pre taX payérs and the amount of including the cost of ad ing and the first month's penalty are as fol- lows: NAME Rinhorn, A. Goethe, C. W Key, Martin AMOUNT $ 1.6 Peartman, Joe. Inc. RO Robinson, Helen Robinson, Webster R. Russell, Benjamin Ruasell, R.A Sawyer, Alice M Thompson, Robert M. Wi: Thompson, Robert M Est Poovey, Samuel W ‘arner, Mrs. L. ‘Wright Baith P. JO} Cc. MeMAH Tax Collector, Monroe County. july 15,1941 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, That A, Lee Bradford, holder of Tax Certifieate No. 1148, issued the 5th. day of August, A. D. 1929, has filed same in my for a tax deed to be issued there- on, Said certificate embraces the following described property State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 1, See. 23, Twp. 66, Range 26, 19 Acres Mallory’s Key, as recorded in Monroe Coun- ty Records. The assessment of the said |property under the said certific- ate issued was in the name of Jolin A, MacRae Properties, Inc. Unless said certificate shall be redeémed according to law, the tty described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the court-house door on the first ‘Monday in the month of Aug- country after a_ three | ust, 1941, which is the 4th day of | August, 1941. Dated this 30th day of June, Ross C Sawyer lerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. jly1-8-15-22-1941 we ‘quired to furnish satisfactory per- , Florida at Trumbo Is- the provided | © eftice and has made application 5 Subscribe to The Citizen—20e | eekly, rawing interest of 1 thereon dire: of the y of the rants w issue 1 The names property additional costs. uent personal and the the t month’s penalty are Market nnie Louise Dress Shop Vincente Abraham + Little Maloney Mizner Products, e, H. 8. Bakery Inc vern Store) Solano, Armando 6.70 3.4 6.70 6.70 Cc, MeMAHON, Monroe County. MRCUIT COURT OF THE H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT \o. 7-804 Harry pelpridge Shaubell, Plaintiff, vs Goldie May Shaubell, Defencant. OF PUBLICATION May Shaubell, st 8th Street, Kansas. You a rs required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint in the | Above styled and entitled cause on ist 4, 1941, otherwise the al- sed. order to be publshed once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspa- per published in Key West, Flor- ida Dong of June; (SEAL) dnd orderect this 30th day A, D, 1941, Rosa C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, County, By Florida, (Sa) Floren r KE, Sawyer, Ch 1941 © COURT OF THE COUNTY DE MONROK COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. TE, state of A JOHNSON, In ve the JOSEP! NOTICE OF INT RGE (Probate Law 1933) To All Whom It May Concern: Noti¢e’ is hereby given that Janie . Johnson filed her final report as son, deceased; that she has filed her petition,for final discharge nd that she will apply. to the Hon- o nd KR. Lord, County | nroe County, Florida, of July, 1941, for ap- same and for final dis- cutrix of the estate of day of June, 1941. JANIE EB, JOHNSON, nxecutrix of the estate of Joseph ‘A. Johnson, decease sun24; ae 1-8-15-1941 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I, Floyd Lewis McLean, intend to apply to the Honorable Arthur Gomez. a Judge‘of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, at his office in the Mon- roe County Court House in Key West, Florida, on the 23rd day of July A. D. 1941 at Ten O'clock of the forenoon of said date, or as/ soon thereafter as the matter can be heard for an Order au- thorizing me to adopt William Anthony Betancourt, a minor. Dated this 24th day of June, 1941. FLOYD LEWIS McLEAN, jun24; Wie 16-32-1644 ax 8, penalties f uc cost of advertising ‘and as AMOUNT 5 on. Coftey- | ms therein will be taken as/ Monroe | IN PRO-| utrix of the estate of Joseph A. | Johnson, deceased, on this | FLORID. IN PROBATE. Mm Re: Bi e of SIMON E, CREOLE, Deceaged. NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS County, at his office in the County Courthouse in Monroe County, ida, from the date of the first publica- tlon hereof. not All claims and de- presented within anc in the manner prescribed rein shall be barred as provided by law. Dated June 2 A. Ty, 1941. RUBY KONSKI, BONA LEVIN, As Administ of Simon NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That A. Lee Bradford, holder of 26 Tax Certificate No. 1149, issued} ; the 5th day of August, A. D. 1929, has filed same ‘in my , | Office and has made application | for a tax deed to be issued there- Said certificate embraces | . the following described property jin the County of Monroe, State | of Florida, to-wit: Lot 2, See, 20, Twp 66, Range 26, 13% Acres, Mudd Key, as recorded in Monroe County Records, The assessment of the said property under the said certific- jate issued was in the name of John A. MacRae Properties, Inc. Unless said certificate shall be ROK C . ‘ RIDA. IN CHAN-|Tedeemed according to law, the| GROCERS |property described therein will | be sold to the highest bidder at the court-house door on the first | Monday in the month of Aug- just, 1941, which is the 4th day of | August, 1941. Dated this 30th day of June, | 1941. Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. jly1-8-15-22-1941 | NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED {Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Mis. John Cass, holder of | Tax Certificate No. 904, issued issued the 5th day of September, | A. D. 1932, has filed same in my \ office and has made application on. Said certificate embraces ‘the following described property jin the County of Monroe, State 7 jof Florida, to-wit: Lot 21, Islamorada, Upper Matacumbe, Plat Book 1, | Page 48, Pt. Lots 2 & 3, Sec. 28, Twp. 63, Range 37, as re- eorded in Monroe «County Records. The assessment of the said | property under the said certific- |ate issued was in the name of Linda A. Greer & Horatio Wal- | lace Bafraclough. Unless said certificate shall be | vedeemed' according to law, the |property described therein will | be sold to the highest bidder at | the court-house door on the first Monday in ‘the month of Aug- lust, 1941, which is the 4th-day of | August, 1941, | this ‘30th day of June, jc | GEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. jly1-8-15-22-1941 | neon Foe oad oa su DINING, sod banema tty SY fae Reset. { | IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, or either of you, may have against | Flor- | within eight calendar months | the | for a tax deed to be issued there- | . Judge Richard S. Whaley, chict justice of the U.S. Couft of Claims, Washington, D. C.,. born in Charleston, S. C., 67 years ago, | Crowned by no giant hills whose summits soar Toward the vault of Heaven, | bending o’er A small, flat island, league in: length, | Battling old ocean in herculean strength ;. Bathed in the waters of Empy- = rean, blue, h just above the tide, a span Alfred Hertz of San Franciseg, | musician, radio or tra leader, scarce a} born in Germany. years ago, 1 _ | Dr, Walter L. Bierring of Des Moifies, Towa, noted State com missioner of public health, bork | in Davenport, Ia., 73 years gb. ’ or two, Dr. Will W. Alexander, former Its waving palms inviting dreams | '@2d of the farm security ad- and rest, ministration, born in Morrisville, Is Cayo Hueso—sunny, fair Key) Mo., 60 years West. a Dr. Garry C. Myers of Cleve. | Hete every day is li i y day like a day in land, noted psychologist, born in June, " When Nature’s pulse in harmony Bo amiote> Pheer ean. keeps tune, set of sun! And every bre some refrain, > is whispering | when myriad worlds, ablaze with glorious light, From. sea to earth and earth to proclaim the grandeur of their ARR: PERE, silent flight, Here night is like some soft and) ang palm trees wave in every langorous dream, fitful air In whieh the isle seems floating That heavy burdened with the with the stream sweets they bear Whose tiny waves in golden Garry before them, but on un- | showers break seen wings, Upon its sands and rhythmic The voice of ocean with its musie makes. whisperings. Here summer sheds the splendor ! of her days. And Nature smiles beneath Sprung from the deep this little world, doth seem the 2 . | Bo all creditors anc! persons having : or é ce te hereby given that tanz| claims or demands against said Benlat faye An rae in an opalescent gible personal property taxes as-| i es i j - ed for 1940 are now delinquent nd pach of you, are here-| While balmy winds stop, linger- 4 jand unto itself where once to July. 15 such | bY notified and required to present | ing on their way, e any claims and demands which you, dwell To stir the palms and with the Is to remain a captive of its th plus the props 35 7 of ‘publishing “this | the estate of Simon B, Creole, now| flowers play, eed: 8 the amounts set op- | deceasec, late of Monroe County, n, : i . posite each name below are paid be | Florida, to the Hon. Raymond ft) 7 perfume-laden, wing their where time seems not and day fore the first day of Angust, war-| Lord, County Judge of Monroe| light to waft suceeédeth day, [Across the deep some heavy pi) other shores grow further freighted craft, |Or bellying out white sails, on| q seen the “fair lands of pleasure bent, the blest” Return to cool the land when pig Cayo Hueso—Island of Key day is spent. West. | Oh! perfect days! The btoad ex- panse of sea, . ": O'er which the eye may rove with vision free, + ROLLER SKATE Southard Street { | Flecked. with white sails, a mo- re 8 — Plante ment lost, then seen, | Changing from deepest blue to Be ccputpeseh ys gy Lge eter lightest green, SKATES FOR SALE | |Mirroring in sun-kissed depths; 3¢ yoy Can Walk You Can Skate We Teach You How To Skate ; an azure sky "Neath which white, clouds like idle phantoms fly; It bathes the isle with gentle, “TRY IT TODAY— on The Favorite in Key West | And on its shores in murmurs) ST B sinks to sleep. CUBAN COFFEE | Oh! perfect nights! When day is, ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS just begun, | For day begins, not ends, with | ——— | COCCCOOHOTOOOCOSEEECOODS ' STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH | COFFEE | MILLS I AT ALL | Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service Night ign 08 | eo { TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1941 ge ACARD E TES