The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1943, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY 81, 1943 a DESCRIPTION OF LAND Sar THE.KEY WEST CITIZEN _-_ TOO Amount of Amount of Taxes & Costs OWNER Taxes & Costa Curry, Alfred 2 Josephine - Curry, Alfred we Curry, Alfred .... Over-Sea Road Corp, Over-Sea Road Corp. 00D, KEY LARGO, PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 102 LOTS 1, 3, 3, 4,5 & 7, SEC. 11 TWP. 615.R.90F. N. Vernon, et ux Hawthorne, wthorne, ie GO. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 147 NEM of SEG SHC. a2 TWP. OIR.L9E, REC, W-548 Staff, John R. —.~- Huelsankamp, Wm. B. Huelsankamp, Wm. B. Stewart, Jessie .. Huelsankamp, wm. B. PALMA Sola: KEY LARGO. PLAT ROOK 1 PAGE 115 PT. & SW of NW% SEC. 26 TWP, O2R.3SE dineincie Nicely, : F5-97 .. Ae Know Why Flute Playing Is Like Kissing? Le Roy Does Campbell, Kate ... PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE R. 31K. SECTION 3 pera coon: "Ma. Every time I try to placate my Simonsen, H. Wim. .46/80n for his inability to re-enter > Anderson, Harry kK. & Lena ay ; Anderson, Harry K. & Lena a aap aruig poolad gee POINCIANA, MAINLAND. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 174 nes. & sa 8 TWP. $6 R. 31 E. SECTION ¢ Then, as I have done so Pr }dften, I remind him that, as a Bainws mie Re Davia . Greene, John W. - lian, he is doing an excellent Greene, Roy (as. $ LAND. PLAT ROOK 1 PAGE 114 )jeb. ig. the war effort; that he is secs rg ine TWP, 56 S. A. 31 E. SECTION 'S aching the soldiers \ the . elec-} 46 ere mechanics ‘of an airplane. 461 at's not your fault,”. I: continue Harris, Elsie L. . 38) to’ stress, “that you:- were-:in 4 Nicely, Nicely, Nicely, Nicely, Nicely, Nicely, Nicely, 290 431-289-290 . J1-289-290 J1-289-290.,. J1-289-290 J1-289-290 PRERP RPE HERTZ DD Y PPP>>>>rrr>d>>a> Cerne nwrbeswr scram ewien FARRAR RARAPARRAR rr cha ames! tesla TS we 20.00 we oe ae oe OH He OOO Ge EHH SHON EF EH OF UN SHOT LET ST OV OF hand ove Watson, Jeanne Carlton . Watson, Jeanne Carlton... 6.66 Watson, Jeanne Carlton + 4.83 well, Chas. well, Chas, M well, Chas. well, Chas, ARGO. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 97 4 SEC, 14 TWP, 628,RA8E pre, M. C.-High, C.C. 1.17 tier, D. B. & Pastuer, T. BL © 1.17 1 PAG 165. SOR. PT LOTS WP. 615.R. 39 F, DI-180, D4-471 Pr36 10 i aces Pinder, Wm., Est, 48 37 ; ‘ . Pinder, Wm., Est. 48| of NEM G8-487 28 Pinder, Wm., Est. |. 48/NE% of SW% B,C, MORENO, KEY LARGO. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 138 | NEX G9-55 ....... hig 17 & 18 SEC. 1 TWP. 61 KR. 39 B. REC, BS-210 ‘ voy Baheoek, Ellen FB, & Warren, HD, ie es JOB PRINTING ence peer ‘LOW EST PRICES SUNSET COVE, KRY A 25. G, 7, 8, 12 ra AL Boone, George RB. Tiavis, James L. - us to offer you superior printing service at fair prices. Consider us when you place your next print- ing order. Albury, C. E. Albury, ©. ‘ Pt Bi of SWK Arhaugh, L. L. & Eden, C. C. Wy of, SWM of SE% 2 5 Carlton, M.'S.) ... EY of Bis of SE % swy id kad Carlton, M. 8. NEM of CNW of NEY G4-337 ... NW of NW% of NEY 64-837... SW% of NW% of BE B2-544 . - Stites, Luke S. | (NEM G4-a37 MANDALAY. KEY LARGO. PLAT Hook apace 194 BtSh% of Nw of PT. GOV. LOT 3 & LOT 14 SEC. 6 TWP, 628.1.39F, NEM _G4-397 - Mandalay Beaches Inc. . 1,66 | SRS otis Mandalay Beaches Ine, - Mandalay Beaches Inc. - OM EK oo ath - Mandalay Beaches Inc. G4-337 Mandalay Beaches\Inc. - Mandalay Beaches Inc. AMENDED PLAT OF MANDALAY A SUBDIVISION SEC. 6 TWP. 62 8, RANGE 39E. PLAT BOOK 2 PAGE 25 B5-445 ...... TAVERNIER V SUB. OF LOTS A B2-544 & Warren) -AT BOOK 1 PAGE 92 LOT 2 SW} of NW% BEC. 26 TWP, a2h.38 Stites, Luke S. Vanderpool Properties, Inc. Vanderpool Properties, Inc. Vanderpool Properties, Inc. Vanderpool Properties, Inc. .. Vanderpool Properties, inc., or Peters, T. J. . ‘ Vanderpool Properties, Ine.’ or Peters, T. J. . Vanderpool Properties, Inc, Vanderpool Properties, Inc. Vanderppol. Properties, Inc. . | Pt? G4-337 22 Vanderpool Properti: NEY. of. NW of Ws | nw te Sw “of | _ NW. EB2-129 E% of NWR NE of H1-371 544 5 Fauleoner, NW of swK of Curry Tract ‘Tract Tract Tract 2 Tract Tract ‘Tract 2 Tract Properties, Ine. . TAVERN IGHTS, KEY LARGO. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 180 SUB. OF LOT 1 & PT, LOT 7 SEC, 34 TWP, 628,R,88E. Rodgers. Carson Gates, Edwata Cc. 90 fs babo te pune SSSR5n eae pogeser mre cactoy 1941 Justice, William James Arhaugh, L. L.and Eden, C. C. Arbaugh, L. lL. and Eden, wot Sar 2 1 Lowe, A. J. & Blanton, L. OOK 2 PAGE 8, AMENDED Tv > Wainwright, David A. J1-289-290 discharge.” 321-289-290 Binet Magowan, John H. i 5 that fact to icely. J1-310-311 Pruefert, Paul POINCIAN A, 1 MAINEAND, PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 114 feels within Ji-310-811 | Pruefert, Paul Gifford, Floyd P. wanting “to do} 31-310-311 Pruefert, Paul Champagne, L. B. J1-310-311 Pruefert, Paul se */ my’ son unfortunately has been! new yORK, May 31.—The ’ men not g J1-289-290 Nicely, R. A. BES a)” attests gr’ 94 h 1 31-289-290 | Nicely, R.A. ce . lem,.I should ‘like; to discuss how] ont of lovers. Rene Le Roy says; third G9-528-29 Smith, Paul F. hes SLSR 60 2-11 | seems to me that) mysoh’s case} “Peculiarly’ enough,” says M. plete with case. Afte 21 G10-106-108 ment Co. 1.63 60. Watson, Jeanne Carltan Me Terrain Corporation 4 of NWK one pertinent factor here. While Second it fete - errain Corporation N 660 Ft. of Nw ! i) i, . |service which can be effected} pe knows. He tried it with a Pt 4 J1-201 Tavernier Harbor Association 2.89 | that Part of |lieved for active duty, by men adds, “that the three great lovers ‘audience while unde ing south of Coot f | Manering,. A: W. ‘é | ficiently fit to handle that type o: armed forces. is confined to the hosiptal to receive it, and is not; Winifred Wood, was hatched by » treatment without confine-) in the city park lake. She tion. Since he returned to civilian the car door Alex flew in and THE CITIZEN BUILDING | time, and which make it possible enlisted—he still would be in an GEORGE P, SHEDD self. Obviously: that was the rea-| Notwithstanding, if,my son were | WAYNESBORO, Va., May 31 Legislature, sets forth various provisions. suc caré he receives, he could be of so | awarded conduct medals for hav- | 7 & 18 of GOV. LOT 2 SEC. 34 {2 Post, not ‘easily - effected by a} merit. | 1. All persons operating unincorporated busi- Licklider, Minnie May ) Waiswright; David A: army hospitals for so Jong. and J1-289-290 POINCIANA, MAINLAND. | PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 114 J1-289-290 ha : Yet when I 31-388-290 Nicely : Adams, Edward J. | ad< ‘eanphaaiae Fiat WRAL : ae Palmer, Emma 146 | him, I cannot 431-310-311 Pruefert, Paul j = ; oats Pali Emma L. 5 J1-310-311 Pruefert, Paut i iker, 3 help but real- TWP. 568, R. 31 E. SECTION 8, Uoatocait Pruefert, Paul Monroe, Wiona I. himself. 1 searcely can| Practice—Rene Le Roy plays Perfect—Now he enjoys the fruits of = musica labors—a 431-310-311 | Pruefert, Paul POINCTA LA. PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 174 321-310-311 Pruefert, Paul shee st a) TWE. oes, R, 81 E. PLAZA SECTION, 2 * + 46) TURIN more.” me-} 41-310-311 Prueferl, Paul Synnott, Baward A. 46) thing should be done about sit- By JOHN SELBY of the past all 31-810-311 Pruefert. Yaul Shea, Mrs. Kate & Goom, Bra. I mean Casa’ $1-310-311 __. Pruefert, Paul : i | put. ‘ a 71-300 Beawi kndrew BRR an! See.TP.Ree.Acrs. Since many.of your own sons, | flute, ordinarily considered mere-' fiute. Geo! g!. 518 61° 82. 65. Childers, Irene Alsobrook . 4.24: drafted mothers of . our nation, ly a silver tube with a lot of gad-. one Charles +] Lat. 1 of Goy a) ‘ y ACRES, KEY Tkkbo. Hike wuale + bhi iss. ors asa {| E10 Gov ee, san: 3a Spencer, Samuel A, - 190) returned soldiers, who under cer-| 7 oe 6 tthe great flute, Locked up in a Pari Watson, Jeapne Cariton |... 2'11| tain: eireumstancés, could ré-en-59 Le Roy has, he ‘he G9-e38-29 Smith, Paul , : wo! a4" Watson, Jeatine Carlton 3.43 | is a good example for, that.discus-}'j. Roy, who got out of Paris the to then unoccupied ANGLERS PARK 8) ES, KEY LARGO, PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 148 ner orw ’ sion. i \ hi Ss ,} was forced to Leet 0 # 27 SRC. 14 TWP. G1 R, a9 REC, D4-813-218 NW, of | night before the Germans got in,: was force ” Terrain Corporation 3 10-498 60 a.93/herculean numbers of women |act of kissing. The position of the | \/ DPS.‘ ‘ Merrain Corporation _- |have enlisted in the military ser-| player's lips is exactly the right yo Cones Terrain Corporation of SWY% Lying SE ‘T BOOK 1 PAGE 105. LOTS 23 pe cock Hay Gi0- | better by men. Thus soldiers who model, and for all 1 know with, Wood and jade. | now hold such posts—because wo-} other girls tgo, of melted-up SW% of NEY SEASIDE, KEY LAR PLAT ROOK GK 97. PLAT ROOK 2 PA € Sun OF PT. apr Sie. 2 RW. a2 Sette SME and bo Bt ot ina position like that of my son. Bay G10-436 2 Watson, Jeanne Carlton 9.37 sical see. of SE% of z |For my son, although physically Ses est “| military post. To explain this more | Hi Newmann, M. M. .90 | fully, let us be reminded that, for | WHO SAID A DUCK hospital. In other words, a soldier | + (By Associated Press) solély in need of periodic medical | PUEBLO, Colo., May 31.— ‘permitted’ to stay on duty. Yet) a hen thet dropped dead soon | theré-are, numerous physical con-| after. Then Alex got so large nt toa’ hospital—and. with far} launched him and he paddled expense to the government. | toward the other ducks. Miss © Mife, he hasbeen receiving week- Hy treatments, which merely take} settled himself on the seat. It seems that Alex is e peculiar | for him to continue teaching the a soldiers. Yet were he back in the | FO PODSs & iF Pe ;army hospital; an unnecessary | expense to the government, and no AWARDED MEDAL AT e - ee To Business Firms given continental duty instead | |—Sixteen cadets of Fishburne cegistration with the county clerk, and advertising Lmuch: ese the business con- McCuléugh, Virginia. H. 1.06) service tothe armed forces. | ing passed ‘the’, entire 1942- "43 ||| the personnel of these comprising the . | woman, ne shesety, erotic 1s The medals ‘were presented at||| ness or professions under any name but ther cup ies. participate: i Pak com-|{} proper or known called names, must register this + Licklider, Minnie May J1-289-290 $844 v TWH, Se Sit SIE. SECT |¥inally had to ‘be given a medical J1-289-290 Magowan, John H. Nicely, Riker, Rdward S| t J1-330-311 Pruefert, Paul ize how’ he J1-310-311 Pruefert, Paul Gifford. Floyd P. blame him for/ flute to keep his lips in trim. kiss from Cindy Matthewson, honey-haired Conower model. 4J1-810-311 Pruefert, Paul Champagne, Susanna M. |uations like the one in which Associated Press Arts Editor J1-810-311 Pruefert, Paul em SA 76 pag em 31-300 Brown, Andrew G. J1-289-290 Nicely, R A. : enw of 3wK a? ¢hildora, Trend: Alsqhroy¥ ... 3.68 must be faced with a similar prob-| gets on it, actually is the instru- and Fredericl 45 SEC, 28'T 61S. BR, 30K, REC, B-120 “tL f of raf Iter the military service. And it players. “He also is a bachelor. Predesick the Gears 4 Peninsular Const. & Deyelop- x ' ASNT WO ae ett vi 2. let_us consider, however,| 5 aie ai Terrain Corporation “gg att Aare agg ea epee. iennpe Canon. 2.41), Fit this is true right down to the to the German gaul ¢ SE Terrain Corporation i Bie he PA | hace are nite ta that Se ‘Se vice, yet there are po: position for kissing. crystal flut TO 29, sEC, a4 Tw « R. 38K, REC, C1-418, 415, 417 |men ‘cannot do so—should be re-| «jt is nota “coincidence,” he’ sented to him NE% of SEX Ly- Raston, Lloya W. .90| unable for combat service, is suf- (JSLLLALLAL ES | the most part, medical care in the | TAKES TO WATER? care is required to remain in aj Alex, a duck owned by Miss | sens which could be given medi-! Miss Wood decided he should be a gq back to my son’t situa-| Wood started for her car, a half- | Th A tm Pr block away. and as she opened | € r an aes : afew,moments of his doctor's duck—he didn’t like the water. air.corps—the. service in which he 90; use ejther to his country or him- (Speetal to The Citizen) service. a. The Fictitious Name Law passed by the i land-allowed the same medical|Military Sthodi have been | | He’ could’ relieve some soldier of! school year without a single de-|}| cern or firm. The law as passed provides : T ? the school's. 64th annual ; Arid this would ‘grayit both the “fictitious” trade name with the clerk of the circuit Rockwell, Annie ©. .. Chevelier Corp. .. Gheveller Corp. « Chevelier Corp... Chexeller Corp... Dexter. is, Dexter Woods, Dexter Woods, Dexter 6 “EY LARGO, CIT vT TAVERNIER BEACH, KEY LARGO, PLAT age ape 1 } Page am LoTs D2-502 G1-503 G1-422 Woods, Dexter Ww bods, Dexter Is. Dexter Dexter » Dexter . Dexter Dexter , John’ M. AT BOOK 1 PAGE 180 PLAT NO, 1 PLAT pooK 1 LOVE SEC + LOTS 2 SEC. 31 TWP. 60 8. R. 40 F Lucas, Fre Dum J Miami Ban Peacock Albert Peacock, Albert - Hepworth, J. A. o Miami Bank & Trust Co. . NDUSTRIAL $ R40 B. PLAT ROOK 1 PAGE vwssssnne Rosenquist, itehie, May B. Bunneli, A Hamlin, Hamlin, Hamlin, Rawson, Miami Bank & Trist Co. Lueas, Anna . Lucas, Fannie Klink, Agnes K, Carey, Rose EB. 34 TWP. 62 S.R. 38 Westman, A. B. . PLAT BOOK 4! PAGE 82 & 21 TWP. 54 RB, 34 B. . Sehremp, EB. J: - Schremp, E. J. - Stevens, Emma N, Szady, John, et ux Szady, John, et ux Stevens, Emma 0, Stevens, A. A. & EB. W. 11, 12, 8) PLAT NO, 5, PT. SEC, 31 6 AWK of WH of AM OS 29 N% of SEX G8-299 Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Corp. ‘sbevelles a ‘ Chev elitr e t ' Cheveller D. Chatham Ben ; Chatham Bend Corp, .. Hargrett, W. T. (Trustee) . Chatham Bend Corp. Chevelier Corp. —. Chevelier Chevelier Chevelier Cheyeller Cheyelier Chevelier Chevelier Chevelier Chevelier Chevelier Chevelier z Chatham Bend Corp. - Chatham Bend Corp. Chatham Bend Corp. _ Jaudon, Maude ©. Jaudon, Maude C. Jaudon, Maude C, Chatham Bend Corp. - Chatham Bend Corp... Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Cort Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Corp, Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Cor; Chatham Bend Corp. Chevelier Corp. . Peters, Thos. J. Chevelier Corp. Chevelier Corp. Chevelier o— aoe Peters, Thos. pororeregrer aes, | Soldier and my’ son fhe Privilege | “todo more.” Having beén’ in’ ine ir’ potps |ana having. instructed: saldiers, in the electrical mechanics of an air- plane, should: fit: him, .in.@ ‘rili-} tary capacity-for-which:a: woman is not equipped—that is, without! a lengthy ‘term = of training. It 1) takes time for that kind of train-| ing which my boy has had, and 1 which should be made use of. Fo) }{| time is the major factor in win-| 4 ning this war. Furthermore the! a medical “exepnse, entailed for! permitting such returned soldiers | to re-enter the service, is small compared to the gains received, ! since these soldiers can relieve so{ many men for active duty. To relieve men for active duty} should be the. chief consideration | here. But aside from that, drafted | be pcr of our nation, our return- soldiers shquld be allowed “‘to| do more” in the capacity in which. they are equipped: YIELD ERQM FIBER. , i beast tft fee a ne nF eS Rese eR enne anaes ame ae SeopnoansSee mencement exercises by Colonel | ‘Morgan -H. “Hudgins, superinten- | }dent of the institution. George P. Shedd, son of Ma-! jor-General’ and Mrs. William E. | Shedd, 522 Caroline street, Key | West, Fla., was. one of the cadets | receiving the honors conferred. i Cadet’ Shedd is also a grand- | son of the late Honorable George | | Bowne Patterson, one of Key | West's most prominent. citizens! of his days. His mother, who! before marriage was Miss Lettie | Patterson, is now residing in Key West at the Patterson home ; on Caroline street. ' DIFFERENCE IN SUN ' WASHINGTON. — When the, sun is setting on Attu ff the: Aleutians, it is rising in Maine. | so it always shines oni North) America. i Me Too, Sonny “Mummy, you bought sister, a Piano, so, buy: me a bicycle,” | NEW YORK.—A. 500-pound bale} prs Cotten fiber yields 140. ponies) pf vegetable, if for, frag. SHV ka HVS Ree Owens NOTICE 18 HE ‘BY GIVEN that for non-payment of 99 pence OF TAXS SALE FOR DELINQUENT 1942 EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT TAXES , “What for?” 1 “So that I can go riding while she, practices”... j all lands delinquent on June 1, 1943, RGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT Taxes for the court in the county where'the principal place of busi- ness is located. : 2. A fee of $1.00 is charged for this registra tion. 3. Furthermore, the names of all persons im- terested, and the extent to which they are interested must be registered as well. 4. Penalty for non-compliance denies any un- registered business and those interested in doing such business the right to defend or maintain suit im any court in this state, either as plaintiff or defendant, and it further provides that any person violating this law regarding registration is liable to having an in- formation charging a misdemeanor filed against him by any person aggrieved by the fictitious name, and on conviction of such charge shall be liable te 2 fime of $25.00 or 60 days in jail, or both. 5. Before registration can be made, such in- tention to register must be advertised at least once 2 week for four (4) consecutive weeks in a newspaper as defined by law im the county where the registra- tion is made. This law applies to Apartments, Hotels, Filling Stations, Cabin Courts, or business of any kind ex- cept such as are operated under the mame of the owner. Lawyers generally agree that the terms “proper or <stleds name” as used in the law would be like this aon “= eo you are one of the numerces lones family. ippose your proper name is “John Edward Jones,” but your called name is “J_ E. JONES.” Unless your business is ac*zally operated under one or the other of these n= you wouid be required to register. sBDIV ISION ‘OF BLOCKS 5, 11, 13, B, E& L of P NECREST, MAINLAND, PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE 05 Chandler & Ellis . ae Julida Axelson, Mary MeDougal .... 1.20 zeee 1942, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due | lor taxes on said lands for said year, together with the costs of sale speci- Axelson, Mary McDougal ... 1.82 in the laws governing said District, will be sold at public auction be- = ing at twelve o'clock noon on the ist-day of June, 1943, at the front Axelson. Mary MeDouga) - 320 = pai coms Besse se in the City of Key West, Florida, and continuing | POING IANA, AINLA ‘T BOOK 1 FRANK H. LADD, until said sale is completed. 3 Tax Collector, Mo} |, 4 complete list of such delinquent lands is available for public inspec- Sh 4 O TWP. f fo he ae Dn : : ane » ast net County, FM| le aamng toe beciaee bee Oe ee Tax Collector for the | randr! jzabe | 46) -- Walter, W. Hl ithiccpiceicinctuiegeeeianiccce Tere County of Monroe in the Court House at Key West, Florida, and inquiries | i, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN-—20¢, WEEKLY |? (6 IIIS IOI ICICI ICICI ICICI AAC CIT Ie tictctetcitetetetete | The Key West Citizen Offers Its Assistance In Helping Business Men to Comply With This New Law. TELEPHONE 51 Ed 174 as to lands included jn said delinquent list, by mail or by telephone, or in | Walter, W. B. Berson, during business hours, will be fully answered by the office of said | Burnett, gene Conleectoi Z RANK H_ LADD, | at Rice, R, E. .. Tex Collector, Monroe County, Fla.