The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 4, 1941, Page 3

Od SOert eer er = ODT PE a Oa eT OOPR SS asrT 8 CA OR Oe ee de late lurlly they isnew that his a@ rose. it us gre some i the lama prom- ent later he started bridge. Pyramid SFZRwoop's hand slid down and Anne's fingers. “Let's climb to the top of the Speed aid “watch ‘him for a The sun was si sinking beyond the distant snow peaks when they ar- |Tived at the head of the ramp. dap was hidden somewhere from sights amang. the irrigated Anne and d odd light erhaps by the time of day and eonditions, but it upon his clear-cut | features that she had never seen | before. He was like a stranger, _ fying) remote, and yet somehow terri- intimate as if he were a form of own creation father than an objective reality. “I hav ‘ing toe tell you, a breath. His eyes nar- do you look at me do not remember it.” " She admitted. “The your memory. €ame to me this | ner eee ‘bows ite MW 1g a7!” | 3:4 kissed her. a wife to stars Observation taken at 7:30 a m, 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures 9 ieee Bi Prectpitation Rainfaji, 24 hours ending 7:30°a. mm. inches _____ 0.08’ Total tHinfall since Oct. 1, ees - 261 Excess since October 1, ee — 188 Total rainfall sinee Jan. 1, inches’ - Excess sinee January 84% | i Baypmeter at 7:30.a. m joday | Sea level, 29.99 (1015.6 millibars) 1 PM. 9:48 wit Ts; moder-- ate easterly winds, fresh at times. j Florida: Fair to partly cloudy and ccntinued warm tonight and} Sunday, except light showers! on southeast and extreme south - coast. ‘ : Jacksonville to Florida Straits’ and East Gulf: Moderate to fresh | easterly winds over south, and moderate east to southeast winds oyer north portion; fair te part- ly cloudy weather tonight and‘ | Today's Birthday: First Game (1:30 p. m.)—Tro- jans vs. Pandora Bears. 4:00 p. m)— Key West Conchs vs. Regulars. **Pandpra Bears 0 1.000 Trojans - & 1 667 Red Raiders 2 333 Regulars = @ 2 .000 *Forfeit game from Trojans. **Tied one with each Red Raid- ers and Conchs. Miriam Van Waters, superin- tendent, Massachusett’s State Re- formatory for Women, born in Greensburg, Pa., 54 years ago. Dr. Douglas A. Thom of Bos- ton, psychiatrist, born in Boston, 54 years ago. Robert Lawson of Westport, Conn., illustrator, born in New York, 49 years ago. Dr. James D. Bruce of Ann Ar- bor, Mich., noted physician, born in Canada, 69 years ago. Prof. Walter A. Maier of St. Louis, Lutheran educator, born in Boston, 48 years ago. pj; double into right 'YANKS WIN THIRD | GAME OF SERIES (Continued from Page One) Walker grounded out, third to first. No runs no hits, no er- rors. YANKEES—Rizzuto grounded out, pitcher to first. Russo | flied out to left center. Sturm grounded out, second to first. No j|muns, no hits. no errors. DODGERS—Owen flied out to center. Fitzsimmons flied out to ileft field. Reese grounded out; {short to first. No runs, no hits, no errors. Fourth Inning YANKEES—HRolfe lined a sin- gie into center. Henrich ground- fed to second, forcing Rolfe at that bag. Henrich, trapped off first, thrown out by Catcher Owen. DiMaggio out on infield fly to first. No runs, one hit, no errors. DODGERS—Herman grounded out, second to first. Reise grounded out, third to first. M wick lined a single down third base line. Lavagetto lined out to second. No runs, one hit, no errors. Fifth Inning YANKEES — Keller bounced out, second ot first. Dickey flied out to deep center. Gordon tripled off left center fi wall. Rizzuto given an intentional p: and later stole second on bad throw by catcher. Russo ck out. No runs, one hit, er- rors. DODGERS—Camilli went down swinging. Walker grounded out, Second to first. Owen flied out to deep center. No runs, no hits, no errors. Sixth Inning YANKEES—Sturm sirgled in- to short center and second on first pitched ba to Rolfe. Rolfe, who attempted to sacrifice Sturm to third, popped out to catcher. Henrich walked. Di Maggio flied out to rigt the runners holding their ba: Kel- ler grounded out to No runs, no hits, no errors. DODGERS — Fitzsimmons grounded out between third and short to first. Reese flied out to short left. Cosearat, who replac- ase for the drive that ed Herman at second Dodgers, hit a line bounced f z ward third. Rolfe w ball to first, catching Coscarat by an eye lash. No runs, no hits. no errors. Seventh Inning j YANKEES—Dickey grounded! out, second to first. Gordon walked. Rizzuto grounded out in front of second, to first. Russo hit a line drive that struck Fitz- simmon’s left knee, bounced into the air and was caught by Reese. No runs, no hits, no errors. DODGERS—Reiser doubled off high right field wall for his first hit of the series Medwick struck out, swinging. Lavagetto giounded out, second to first— Reiser going to third on the play. Camilli called out on strikes. No runs, one hit, no errors. Eighth Inning YANKEES—Casey came in to Teplace Fitzsimmons, who was injured by a batted ball in the previous inning. Sturm flied out to center. Rolfe singled into right center. On a hit-and-run play, Henrich singied between first and second, Rolfe holding up at second. DiMaggio lined a single into right center, scoring Relfe. Keller singled into left center, scoring Henrich and send- ing DiMaggio to third. Casey called in off the mound and re- placed by southpaw Larry French. Dickey grounded inte a double play, short to second to first. Two runs, four hits, no errors. DODGERS—Walker smashed a eenter field. ‘Owen grounded out, pitcher to first. Galan, pinch hitting for French, went down swinging. i Reese lined a single into center, scornig Walker. Coscarart Popped out to third. One run, two hits, no errors. Ninth Inning YANKEES—Johnny Allen re- |placed relief pitcher French on mound for Dedgers. Gordon flied out to short left center. Rizzuto smashed a solid line drive to the outfield, brought down by Med- {wick in left. Russo lined out to center. No rums; no*hits, no er- rors. ' DODGERS—Reiser went down swinging. -Medwick flied out to short right Lavagetto grounded out, secand to first. .Ng-runs, no hits, no errors. WENT BACE ON PROMISE ARDMORE, Pa. — Charging) that his wife, Mrs. Victoria Cara-! fe, reneged on her promise to “set him up in business” when he married her, Louis A. Carafe; of this city sued her for $30,000 damages. j Sunday, exeept showers over extreme south portion. Hoover urges United States to! wait; says Hitler will collapse. | right * TLE AT PRICE FIELD IN a cdent or tur. crRcUrT OF FLORIDA. TN 4. Ror County. Is cHASCERY NORMA INEZ 3 NATHALIE H. TAYLOR ant versus | ANGELA H. RITTER, et al | TO: Angela H. Ritter, Box 441, B. P. While the National ‘and Amer- ican League champions battle for honors in the World Series at Ebbets Field tomorrow, Key West baseball fans will have an opportunity to watch just as tough a “series” at Price Field on Trumbo Island. The players kere are not men‘ who make a living playing base- bali but are just a bunch of fel- lows who love the game and play just for the sport—and they really do play ball The first game tomorrow will pit the Trojans against the Pan- dora Bears. “Bubber” Wiekers, pitcher-manager of the Trojans, will mount the hill for his club, and “Red” McKay will toss ‘em over for the Bears. Wickers and McKay are com- petent enough on the mound to earn a living with their throw- ing ability but both retain their amateur status by choice. The two have “lecked horns”: cin( a number of tight games and it ‘ is still a toss up as to which one is the better pitcher or whom has the best support. ® The Bears, only service base- ball team in the city, are anxious to make a good showing against the local nines and to remain in shape as a constant challenger to any other service team im the state. The second game between Key West Concks and the Regulars may develop into anything. Roy Hamlin, Conch manager, may + start amy one of his pitching taff against Paul Albury’s boys —and a tough fight will prob- ably result. Regulars, off to a bad start with two lossess and no victories, will be out with vim and vigor and whatever else it takes to start winning ball gafmes. The curtain will rise on the “Key West Series” at 1:30 p. m. The second game is scheduled to get under way at 4:00 p. m. TODAY’S LINEUPS New York Yankees Sturm, 1b; Rolfe, 3b; Henrich, rf; DiMaggio, cf; Keller, if; Dickey, ¢; Gordon, 2b; Rizzuto, ss; Russo, p- Brooklyn Dodgers Reese, 53; Herman, 2b; Cascarart, 2b; Reiser, cf; . Medwick, if; Lavagetto, 3b; Camilli, 1b; Walker, rf; Owen, c; Fitzsimmons, p; Casey, p; French, p; Allen, p. LEGALS NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fok? TAX DEED Jenkins Carry. ate No. 225, isenca the Tet day of August, A D. 1939, bas filed same in my office and has! made application for a tax deed be issued thereon Sai¢ certifi embraces the following described | property in the County of Monroe, | State of Florida, to-wit: ' >t. Lots $ and 16, Island of Ker 50. Plat Book i Page 68. Sec. Twp. 61, Rge % Acres, 387, as recorded im Monroe County Recoras The assessment of the said prop- e under the said certificate is- | 4 was in the name of M. Victor! D. Harris S said certificate shall be re- f November, 1941, which | f November, 1941 Dated this 4th day of Getober, (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of County, Florida. oct4-11-18-25,194! Station, Washington. D.C Rufus | Hayman, alias Julius J. Giiara. 1522 Great Highway, Se . California The National City Bank of Cleveland. Cleveland, Qhio. defendants— YOU and each of you are hereby notified and required to appear to the bill for partition file@ against you in ‘the above styled Court and to file your appearance personally or by attorney on or before Monday 3rd day of November, 1941, other- wise the allegations of the bill will be taken against you as confessed This is a suit filed im the above styled Court in the above styled cause for partition of the following described land im Monroe County, Florida. to-wit n the City of Key West. sit- d at the corner of White- 4 an@ Fleming Streets, be- Part of Lot Four (4) ware Thirty-eight on Whitehead Street of two (32) feet and a Fleming Street of (65) feet and Eleven (11) inches, more or less. This notice shall he published week for four (4) © Weeks in The Ker newspaper publishec t, Florida. NOTICE Te APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cncasy OF FLORIDA. I8 4ND oN- ROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY Xe. +75 NORMA INEZ OYBRSTREET. NATHALIE H. TAYLOR ané@ JB TAYLOR, AS ATRIX CT. A ATE OF HUGH GUNN H. RITTER, et al H. Ritter, Box 441 San Franc The National City Bank of Cleveland, Cleveignd, Ohie. Defencants— YOU and each of you are hereby titted for partition filed against he above stried Court. and to file your appearence personally or t ormex on er before Monday of Nevember, 1941 allegations of the be taken ageimst you as t filed im the abeve in the above styled cause for partition of ¢ following descrived land jm Momree County, Florida, to-wit On the Island of Key West and is part of Tract Bix (6) ac- ding to Wm. A Whitehead’s map or plan of said City 4e- lineated in Febs. 1828, but better known aS lots number One (1) and Four (4) of” Sai Three (2) according to @ of part of sai¢ Tract Six (6) made by Geo. G. Watson and recorded in Book 49 Monroe County Records Commencing gt a point distaet the carner of ! Petrone and White Street Eighty seven (87) feet six (6) nches, running ce along White Street iz 2 3. oir Five (3) feet two (2) thence at right angles in 2S W- direction Ninety three ($3) feet. thence at right les in a NE * direction Five comes tro (2) inches: thence at fi J a N. W. direction Ninety @ (93) feet beck to place gf be- Siiienv on the island of . © Also, on Areace “4 tion of lots or subdivisions (2) and five () of Square three @) according te Geo. G Wat- son's subdivision of a portion aed tat ee direction Forty (40) feet, im a Seuthwe: iy ome hundred (100) Nerthwesterly , (40) feet. thence im s North- easteriy 4 @me (10Q) feet to place of begin This notice shall once a © secutive W; Os |¢Court Seal) LEGALS ———————— IX AND 7 . = or 0 "= PRo- TE. Ie Re state of MILPON WILLIAM CURRY ALL oR Di AGAINST ESTATE OF MEHLTON Wit | CUBRY. DECEASED | You. an@ each of you, are hereby Betified and peamired to presen: a claims or demands which you. © either ef you, may have against the Bstate of Milton William Curr ‘erased. late of Monroe County. = idm, te eres : roe County. at his oft we Coynty Court Heuse ‘county, Florida, within dar months from the dat+ first publication hereof. Said or demands shall be im writing a contain the place of resic post office address of t and shall he eworn to b: ant. BIS agent oF Sttornes AN stich cigims and Gemax filed within time an@ ts Inauner prescribed’ herein shall ‘he void. | . Eigted the iith Gay of Sep AD. 7942 ELAINE HENSON As Administratrix of the © Milton William Curry. De: septi3-28-27 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ELEV- esre sURICIAL Cmmct re. Cge=NS- Fiemme. ox Gast IRA GUILD! Plaintit? BILL FOR Divorce 4 vs ” | LOUISE GUELDEN Defendant ORDER FOR PUBLICATION In the name of the State of Fe it appearing by aff to the bill ffled@ in t cause that se Defendant therein named resident of the State o: West, ew York City and that there is no pers: State uf Florida. the servic poena upon whom would t Defen@ant and that she age of twenty-one ? therefore ordered that sad resident Defendant be and hereby requirec to appear t { Complaint filed im said it ie fu ordered that der be ‘pul once & week four co: fre Weeks in The Ke West Citizen, a newspaper publishe in said County and State Phis September sth, 1941 <Cirenit Court Seal Reas C Sawver Clerk uf Circuit Cour By (84) Florence E Sawyer. Deputy Clerk PAUL C. TAFLOR, Scliciter for Pigimtit? Clerk ef the Circuit Court. Monroe | County, Florida, = seek = Fico! ‘i By: (34) TED me oct4-11-18-25,1941 Eectinncete ie, Om. the ist 'e fi \ - Say Angee 4 BP? 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