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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(senate Bili No. 1888

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Milo Corporation, holder of State
and County Tax Certificates Nos.
l233. 1894, 1885, 1886 and 1887. issued
the Ord day of August, A, II. 1891, has
filed same In my office and has made
application for a tax deed to be Isl
sued thereon. Said Certificates en-
brace the following described prop
erty in the County of Monroe, State
of Florida, to-wit:
Lot 80 Sqr Key Largo City, In
dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. b.
Plat Book Page 176, Monroe Coun-
~ Records, as embraced In GER
tificate No. 1888 The assessment of
said property under the said cer-
tificate issued was in the name of
Peter and Victoria Gianotti.
Lot 81 Sqr Key Largo City, In
dustrial Sec Key Largo. Plat No. 8.
Plat Rock Page f76, Monroe coun-
ty Records, as embraced in GER
tificate No. 1884 The assessment of
said property under the said GER
tifieate issued was In the name OF
Peter and Victoria Gianotti.
Lot 80 Sqr 5 Key Largo City. In
dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. 5,
Plat Book / Page 176, Monroe Coun-
ty Records, as embraced in cer-
tifieate No. 1895. The assessment OF
Salu property unntF the Sdiu Ter
tificate issued was in the name of
Peter and Victoria Gianottf.
Lot 80 Sqr 5 Key Largo City. In
dustrial Sec. Key Largo. Plat No. 5,
Plat Book Page 176. Monroe Coun-
ty Records, as embraced in GER
tificate No. 1895. The assessment of
said property under the said GER
tificate issued was in the name of
Peter and Victoria Gianotti.
Lot "a Sqr S Key Largo city, In
dustrial Sec Key Largo. Plat No. 8,
Plat Book Page i76. Monroe Coun-
~ Records, as embraced In car-
tificate No. 1887. The assessment of
said property under the said GER
tificate issued was In the name OF
Peter and Victoria Gianotti.
Unless said certificates shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described therein win be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day i'm. the month OF February, 1871.
which is the 3rd day of February,
1914
Dated this eTth day OF December.
A. u. 1910.
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court. Monroe
County. Florida.
decor. 1870; jan3-1a-17-24.IsH
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GOOD SOFTBALL
PLAYERS. TOO

Although we haven't had the
opportunity of witnessing the
VP33's softball club in action, re-
liable sources inform us the Air
Squadron men possess an excel
lent team. These sources claim
the 33's have a better club than
that of their departed fellow 53's,
who led the Service League last
year.
All service units in the city are
equipped TO play Softball and are
anxious to get into action. Since
the disarmament Of the Service
and Civilian Leagues last Sep
tember. the units have engaged IN
practice games among themselves.
but desire organized competition.
City fathers should take note
The situation creates an excellent
opportunity to fulfil their an
nouneed intention of providing
recreation for Uncle SANS boys
while they are in our midst
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YANKS SHOULD
BE ENCOURAGED
tny Associated nr~@~a

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.-Gerry
Pridcy and Phil Rixxuto. the sec
ond base combination the Yam
KEGS are bringing UP from Kan
sas City, have never played on
anything but a championship
team.
In 1897 Priddy played with
Rogers in the Arkansas Missouri
league and RiZZuto was with the
winning BaSsett. Va. team in the
81 State league
They've been together ever
since. at Norfolk in IS and with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-17
COMMENTS ON SPORTS
By RABID FANSTER
VP33 FAST-PASSING
BASKETBALL CLUB

Spectators at the basketball
doubleheader in the High School
Gym Wednesday night watched
one of the fastest clubs seen in
action on a local court in many
a moon. The team in question is
VP33. At times it was difficult
to follow the course of the ball as
the Airmen staged a desperate at
tempt to defeat the league-lead-
ing us. Marines. They possess
an amazing array of passes, max
ing it that much harder for the
fans to keep their eye on the ball.
The opposition never knew how
the ball was to be delivered
The Airmen simply dropped the
bail over the head of an opposing
guardSman, much in the manner
of a dive bomber maneuvering
for the kill. Then again a
backhand toss would set the stage
for a basket. Rolling the ball on
the floor between a guards legs
was another method employed by
the VP's. The usual over and
under-hand passes also came in
for their share of use.
1t would be we'll for the other
clubs in the league to take note
of the Airmen's style of play now
before it's too late. We predict
the Aviators will be showing
their dust in the second-half.
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Z FAILS
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(senate BiII No. 1861

fSenate Bill No. 1851
NOTICE SsHEREBYs GIVEN, That
Milo Corporation, holder of State
and County Tax Certificates Nos.
40S, 4e9 and Ale, issued the. 4th day
OF June, A. d. 1884, has filed same in
my office and has made application
for "a tax deed to be issued thereon.
Said certificates embrace the fol-
lowing described property in the
County of Monroe, State of Florida,
to-wit:
Lot 81 SCR. 8. Key Largo City, In
dustrial See. Plat No. s, Plat Book
I Page 1f6, as recorded in Monroe
County, Records as embraced in cer-
tificate No. 40S. The assessment of
said property under the said GER
tificate issued was in the name OF
Emma F. Clark.
Lot 2S SQr 8. Key Large City, In
dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book
l. Page 1Te, as recorded in Monroe
County Records n 5 embraced in cer-
tificate No. 400. The assessment OF
said property under the said cer-
tiffcate. issued was in ehe name of
Emma r. Clark.
Lot Z SCR. 9, Key Largo City, In
dustriaa See. Plat No. 5, Plat Book,
| Page 1T6, as recorded in Monroe
County Records, as embraced in GER
tificate No, 4lo. The assessment of,
said property under the said cer-,
tificate issued was in the name of.
Porter J. Srnyth.
Unless said certificates shall be,
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month OF February, l94l.
which is the 3rd day of February,
1874.
Dated this 27th day of December.
A. d. 1910.
(SEAL) Ross C. Sawyer.
Clerk of Circuit Court, Menree
County. Florida.
dec27 1890; jan3-10-17-24, 194I
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
Island City Basketball League

guarantee IS required by both up
state clubs and the Concf1s before
the PLAYING Of games. We guar
antee an east coast team a certain
sum If Il journeys to Key West
for a game the coach explains,
and that club must give US a
like guarantee for a return con-
test. On the mainland the oppos-
ine high schools do not find this
necessary. The distance between
schools IS SO short that expenses
10 not require the posting Of a
guarantee. That is why Il Is diff
fisul, for the Key West High 70
book out Of town games
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ARMY PREPARES
TO BATTLE LION
CACERS TONIGHT
MAY DECIDE RUNNERS UP OF
FIRST LEADING MA
RINES TACKLE STUDENTS
IN AFTERrIECE

Tonight we will come to grips
with the enemy. We must be
prepared for any situation that
may arise. Let no one Shirk his
duty for the prestige of the Army
is at stake. Each knows the task
he must perform and that task
must be fulfilled without thought
of self. We have a job to do and
we're going to do it,.
Such was probably the orders
issued the Army cagers today in
preparation for their battle to-
night with the Lions Club baske-
teers, defending city champions.
Importance is attached to this
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LEG Ais
NOTICE OF APPLICATION F0R
TAX DEED
tsenate BIZ No. 1851

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Milo Corporation, holder of State
and County Tax Certificates Nos~
2275, 2276. 2277, 227S and 227s, issued
the eth day of July. A. d. 1880. has
tiled tiled same slls,, in my, office and has
be issued thereon Said Certificates
embrace the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Lot 26 Sar 4, Key Largo City. In-
dustrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat
Book l Page 176, as recorded in Mon
roe County Records, as embraced in
ment OF said property under the
said certificate issued was, in the
name of Colon w. Williams.
Lot l Sqr 5, Key Largo City, In
dostrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat
Book Page 176, as recorded in Mon
roe County Records, as embraced in
certificate No. 22T6. The assess
ment of said property under the
said certificate issued was in the
name of Marion G. Tracy.
Lot 2 Sqr .. Key Largo City In
dustrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat
Book Page 176, recorded in Mon
roe County Records, al embraced in
certificate No. 2277. The assess
ment of said property under the
SAID certlflcate ISSUED was In the
name of Marion G. Tracy.
Lot 3 Sqr 5, Key Largo City, In
dustrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat
Book Page 1T6. as recorded in Mon
roe County Records, as embraced in
certificate. No. 22TS. The assess
ment of said property under the
said certificate issued was in the
name of Marion G.. Tracy
Lot 4 Sdr 5. Key Largo City, In
dustrial Section Plat No. 5. Plat
Book Rage 176, as recorded in Mon
roe County Records, as embraced in
certificate No. 2279. The assess
ment of said property under the
said certificate issued was in the
name of Marion G.. Tracy.
Unless said certificates shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month of February, 1914.
which is the 3rd day of February,
1871,
Dated this 27th day of December.
A. d.. 1910.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
dec27 1910; jan3-1o-17-24.1941
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SAM - CURRY. EsspBtF s5psrE EsaF
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-17
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Mile GDrpaFatfon, holder Of State
and County Tax Certificates Nos.
9g4, 1885,, ga6, 9gT and 9sS. issued the
5th day % September A. -. 1922. has
filed sauls la my office and has made
application for & deed to be is
sued thereon. Said Certificates EN-
brace the following described prop
erty in the County OF Monroe, state
az Florida. to-wit.
Lot Is Sqr g. Key Largo City. In
dHStriai Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book
Page iTd, as recorded in Monroe
County Records az embraced In GER
tlncats No. s9A The assessment OF
said property under the said cer-
iffieate Issued was In the name OF
Adelph Relemar1
Lot sqr s. Key Largo City. In
Aastriai Sec. Plat No. S. Plat Book
Page iTS. as recorded In Monroe
County Records. as embraced IN csg-
tffjeate No sas The assessment Of
said property under the said GER
tffieata issued was In the name Of
Anna II spelbrtng
Lot 10 sag 2. Key Large city, In
dastrial Sec. Plat No. 5 Plat Book
page i7G. as recorded tn Monroe
County Records, as embraced iH o@F-
tfficate No. SIS The aNMe sKEusnk %
p
tlsicata issued was 81 the naFns %
q ST Il ~ ~ Wilson
Les u s9F =, Key Large City, Ia
ausyrlal SEE Plat No 3. Plat Book
page f5e. an recorded So MoaTes
county Records. 50 ewhraesh ia sSF-
f8sseats Nc sET ThA aAseN&went ~
Is - property under fhe said esr-
tlfBeMte EH8E#d wkN Ia ahA nasn@ ~
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Lot - S9r > Key Large City In
tsartrtai SEC. pat Ma. s. Pias Bn~ck
: Page ia "a recorded sa MonrDs
county Records, az embraced ia esr@
ssffAz6e %a NaS rms assessment 81
s&8a property umss@r tire s@sa eNS~
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Unless maAG certificates SHALL BE-
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SofbaH Managers
Release Tentatiue
Lineups For Series
Changes Possible Before
Benefit Games Begin
Latter Part Of This
Month

Tentative lineups of the three
clubs that will engage in a soft
ball series for the benefit of in
fantile paralysis victims have
been released by the managers.
/ With three exceptions the Saw
yer's BARRIERS and NavStas, who
open the series January %, will
have the same players used in the
Civilian League last year. Oscar
Capote has been added to the
BARRIERS in place of Meme Dom
enech, who is now residing in Mi
ami, and Leo Stanley, who man.
aged the Merchants, will appear
in a Sawyer uniform. On the
Station ten, Julio Barcelo will
take over Jones usual spot at
first base. Jones will be placed
elsewhere.
Eddie Nelson, who switched
from the Peppers Plumbers to
the Soldier ten when he entered
the Army last year, will again
play with his former teammates
in the series. 1t is possible other
players will be replaced or added
to the Plumbers. Blondell Han
cock, pitcher, and Oscar Ward,
pitcher outfielder, members of
the Peppers in the Civilian
League, are now in training camp
with the National Guards at Gal
weston, Tex.
Pipe-Fitters engage the Nav
Stas in the second game of the
series and then take on the Hair
Cutters in the third and final con-
test.
/ Tentative lineups follow:
NavStas
Clarence AllShouse, catcher and
manager.
Limo Castro, pitcher.
Julio Barcelo. first base.
/ George Solomon, second base.
| Mario Hernandez, third base.
Philip Baker. shortstop.
Anthony Kelly, shortfield.
/ Francis Delaney, leftfield.
| Charles Wells. centerfield.
Albert Albury, rightfield.
Leon Jones and Charles Sands,
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Tie first full rNsoa recital 3&a
gixen Iast MOnSay by the Bex
Tomser u Lake Wales. Oshsr faIl
rnoon ree1sais viii b. presented
on Peb. II. Marcf ID and April
.if.
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Sawyer's BARRIERS

SawYer's BARRIERS
Theodore Albury, manager.
Kiki Hopkins catcher.
Memo Castro and Johnny Walk
err. pitchers.
Clayton Sterling, first base.
Fidel Lopez, second base.
Esmond Albury, third base.
Juanie Navarro, shortstop.
Joe Russell, Shortfield.
Kermit Kerr, leftfield.
Oscar Capote. centerfield.
Bunny Roberts, rightfield.
Leo Stanley and Melvin Tynes,
subs.
Peppers Plumbers
Roy Hamlin, manager.
Earl Ingraham, catcher
Andrew Griffin and Clarence
Gates. pitchers.
Julius Villareal. first base.
William Gates, second base.
Jackie Carbonel, third base.
Armando Acevedo, shortstop
Howard Gates. Shortfield
Everett Higgs, leftfield.
Douglas Mccarthy. centerfield
Eddie Nelson. rightfield.
Marvin Griffin. sub.
The teams will engage in prae-
tice sessions next week in prep
aration for the series.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ELEy-
EsTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or
FLORIDA. IN AND ron MONtt0k1
COUNTY. IN CHANEEHr.

No. T-4s4
COUNTY OF MONROE. state Of
Florida, a political subdivision
of the state, duly existing under
the laws Of the state % Florida.
by and through Carl Heryaidi.
Chairman. VIM. II, AonRalvatgs.
IT. jenkins Curry. and ". Th0mp-
son. as and constituting the
Hoard OF County Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Florida,
.6 Petitioner.
THE STATE or FLoRInA,
To THE TAXPAYERS AND err,
zENE or MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, AND ALL OTHERS 1T
MAY CONCERN;
Please take notice Mat q petition
has been filed In tho circutf Court
of the Eleventh judicial cirualt. %
Florida. IN and for Monroe County.
for the purpose az obtaining a de.
cree az said Court validating and
confirming Road and Bridge Wes
fund4ng Bonds. Issas Of 1871. Of Mon.
roe goantyy FloFida, y tbs stsfn Of
TWO MILLION THREE HUNDRED
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS tszs-
ses. geo. os91s 10 ba aatsa JhnpaFy !.
1891. IA fully described ~ said petit
ton. for valuation amd that the
Honoaabis Arthur tEsfnex. enc - the
Judges esf said Gourts has issued an
order requiring that cause De Mh9wu.
IL any there be. az the fsvnFtssuMsa
In Key West. Florida. ~ 1895 afalaek
A. NJ. on fhe 18th day ~ January, A.
-. fsat. Why said bonds shais noe b@
validated and confirmed. and yoa AFs
hereby Notified 90 show cause u any
yoa have. ~ tire thine and paMea sss@Na4
fled. In said asssNr. wky sAsd besft@
skonId not be validated and e0n-
fIFmeA
Tesgs nssieA shalt be pnhlssfsma sm
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BASKETBALL
High School Gym. Too p. M
TONIGHT

First Game-U.S. Army VS..
Lions Club.
Second Game-High School vs..
US. Marines.
MONDAY NIGHT
FIRST Game-VP3S VS.. High
School.
Second Game-US, Army VS.
us. Marines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-17

the Blues in 1899 and ls40--and
OK pcnnant winner every year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

lieving that there is an elaborate
scheme to eliminate the smaller
countries by dividing them up be-
tween Argentina, Brazil. Chile,
Peru and Colombia, while others
suggest that the plan might be
based on the map drafted by the
Munich Institute of Ceopolitics
under direction Of Prof. Karl
Householder.
Regardless OF this pointer the
Nazis are known TO be very busy
mapmakers--the Presidents object
In mentioning this secret" map
was not for the purpose of ad-
vancing specific new information
of Hitler's designs. but more prob
ably to further awaken our sister
republics to the Nazi challenge.
AS long ago as June, 1910, the
sinister role which the Nazi agents
were playing in Latin-America was
dramatically revealed by a special
investigating committee of the
Uruguayan Congress, which I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Cop in Defense

Despite what Red Star &c.
scribed at determined Soviet re.
sistance," strong augmented
German forces, the paper said
continue 10 widen their gap
torn in the upper Crimean de-
lenses three days ago.
(Hitler's headquarters said
the Germans were pursuing"
retreating Russians deep into
Crimea toward the naval base
of Sevastopol and the four-mile-
wide Kerch Strait. which washes
the west coast of the Caucasus.
The upper Donetz River, said
Berlin, has been crossed at srv-
eral points.
The British radio in a broad
cast picked up by CHS SatuI-
day said the Russians were
holding" the Germans about
25 miles south of the Perekop
ISthmus.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
RostoU Threatened

The German slanting push
down from Stalino toward CHS
tyakovo. a stretegic junction town,
threatened TO turn the northern
flank Of the defenSes girdling the
great Don River port of Rostov.
The Nazis apparently were head
ing for an attempted crossing Of
the lower Don TO swing around
and circle Rostov. much as hey
tried TO do with Leningrad.
But German frontal attacks
along Rostov's western approaches
from the direction of Taganrog
on the Azoz Sea coast apparently
had been stemmed
The important city Of Kalinin,
9o miles northwest Of the capital,
was declared 10 remain firmly in
Soviet hands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Germans Maintain
Propaganda Offices

Germany maintains legations.
consulates and propaganda Offices
from which fly the swastika--
In each one of the Latin-American
countries. and their propaganda
agents have flooded the army.
navy, and air corps officers (of
all nations having these services)
with pamphlets and pictorial re-
minders OF Germany's military
might and Of her victories-the
most effective propaganda.
Disclosures during the past few
months that several of the Latin
American nations are taking steps
to curb Axis propaganda and ac-
tivities, is heartening evidence Of
increasing support of the Wash
ington administrations hemisphere
defense policies. Mexico took the
lead by applying the tragic les
sons taught by those European
countries which were blind or in
different to the so-called peaceful
penetration of German and Italian
nationals who proved to be the
vanguards of disaster.
In this connection, the Germans
In South America are now on the
run for the first time since the
end of World War No. /, when
thousands OF them flocked to the
new world
A part Of the exodus Is due TO
the fact that the Latin-American
republics co-operated with the
United States when our state de-
partment's so-called blacklist
freezing the assets of German and
Italian nationals and making Il
impossible for United States firms
TO do business with agents of Nazi
sympathies-was put into effect in
mid-July. In consequence, Nazis
from all over South America took
refuge in the already large Ger
man colony in southern Chile, since
when there have been several
putsches and revolutions, though
all were handled expeditiously and
well by the Chileans who have
been most active in curbing the
activities of Axis agents.
During the last Summer there
were other Northumberland at
tempts of the Nazis TO stir I'D
trouble in South America, one be-
ing the outbreak Of hostilities
between Peru and Ecuador over
the century-old boundary dispute.
Then came the Bolivian flareup.
A nationwide state of siege was
declared July 19, following an
attempt by pro-Nazi elements,
directed by the German legation,
TO engage in subversive activities.
In September emergency meas
ures were taken in Buenos Aires,
capital Of Argentina, TO forestall a
seditious military movement-con-
fined largely TO the flying branch
of the service-that thereatend the
government.
Axis propaganda and undercover
activities increased in Panama, but
United States authorities of the
Canal Zone kept well informed of
the actions of the powerful and
well-organized groups continuously
at work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Hand-to-Hand Fight

Tula. an armament-manufactur-
ing city of 100000 residents, was
admitted by Red Star to be in
great danger" after NaZi forces,
needless Of losses, surged through
the outer defenseS into the city'S
Ioutskirts where heavy fighting,
much of it hand-to-hand. ragged.
Similarly a big battle" was
stated to be churning Volokolamsk
Into masses of ruin and the town
on the Tallinn- Pskov-Moscow rail-
way was said 20 be changing
hands frequently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

of a horse race than at any time
in recent history.
There were 1,1S0,334 votes cast
for the 122 candidates who ran for
councilman in the primary and of
these the Is who topped the list
and were nominated only re-
ceived 623,080.
Thus there were 557,254 votes
cast in the primary for unsuccess-
full candidates and these will
presumably be scattered among
the 18 nominees in Tuesdays
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