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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
EAWE WAwE

Public Notice IS hereby given that
the undersigned intends 70 register
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Flcrics- pursuant
70 Chapter No zGs53 Laws Of Flor
ida. 1871. the fictitious name q
Wit "Harry-s Place. under which
am engaged IN business at Taver-
uier. Florida
Dated AT Key West. Monroe Couu-
-. Florida September -. 1871
(Sd-) HARRY L HARRIS
sept3o. t7-14-z1- IS. 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIL
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY.
Ne. S-SI
EDGAR " STARK.
Plaintiff
vs. NOTICE To APPEAR
THE OVERSEE COMPANY. a
dissolved Florida corporation.
etc, 81 al.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA To.
THE OVERSEE COMPANY. a
dissolved Florida corporation.
and all unknown assigns sue
cessers in interest trustees or
any other party claiming by.
through, under OF against THE
OVERSEE COMPANY. a cls-
solved Florida corporation.
GRADY MEANS, and. 4 mar
Fied. - MEANS. his wife,
whose Christian name IS IN
known:
Residence Unknown;
All unknown heirs. devisees-
grantees creditors. and other
parties claiming by. through.
under or against GRADY
MEANS. who Is not known TO be
either dead or alive;
Residence Unknown
And all unknown persons and
the unknown spouse. heirs. de-
yisees. grantees, creditors. or
other parties claiming By.
through under or against any
Of the parties defendant 70 this
cause. or otherwise. as the case
may be. who are not known 10
be either dead OF alive. claiming
an interest in ard to the prop
srty situate. lying and being in
Monroe County. Florida. and
Described as Lots Seventeen
40 to Twenty-four t24), both
inclusive, OF FERGUSON SUB
DIVISION Of FART OF TRACT
TWELVE Gz) on the Island Of
Key West, Florida, according 10
the Plat thereof as recorded IN
Plat Book I, At Page IS OF the
Public Records OF Monroe Coun-
". Florida.
You are advised that this is
suit TO cancel Tax Deeds purportiui
10 convey the heTeinabove describe
property, and 10 foreClOSe Tax Sal
Certificates owneS by Plaintiff en-
numbering the heFe5IRabove de
scTibed property.
You and each Of you are hereb
required 10 file an Appearance il
the above stated cause on Wsdnes
DAY. November 18th, Is41. 0therw is
the Bill Of Complaint flied by Plain
tiff herein win be taken as Confesse'
by yOH-
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED tina
this order be published 0nce 4 weei
for four f4B consecutive weeks q
The Key West Citizen. a neWspape
published in said County anC state
DONE AND ORDERED at Ke
West. Florida. this Gotta day Of Octo
Der, A y 1871
(CIRCCTT COURT SEALl
Ross - SAWYER
Clerk. Circuit Court. Monroe County
FLORIDA
BY Florence E Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
MORRIS ROSENBERG.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dupont Building.
Miami Florida
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
GOOD START

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct %
There may be better forward
paSsers when the season records
are all in but Jimmy Richardson
can put in a good bid for being
tops IN the first two games.
Against Wisconsin and Michi-
gan State the Marquette back
completed IS passes in % at
tempts for 200 yards and three
touchdowns-and not a pass was
intercepted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
KEEPS HIS PROMISE

SNOHOBIISH, Wash.-In 1895
Joe Mallett. a rancher. living
near this city. vowed that he
would never enter the town
again If William ]. Bryan was
defeated for president that year.
He has kept his VOW.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
Rafting Good Tourney
(nr A.seeinted Prrssl

ARNOLD, Neb., Oct. 28.-In
addition to brides, golfers CON-
peting in a tourney here recent
~ looked for rattlesnakes.
A prize was given for each
rattler brought off the course
dead or alive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
HAT TRICK

EAST LANSING, Mich, Oct.
2s--Coaeh Charley Bachman of
Michigan State College. for the
last several years, has lost on
the average OF a half dozen hats
during football season
He thinks he has figured out
a way to cut down the loss this
year. He simply isn't wearing a
hat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
TOUGH GUYS


BISMARCK. n. D., Oct. %
So TIE sissy college teams play
only one football gams a week.
Ashley, N. D., where scarcely
enough boys come to high school
TO form an eleven, scheduled reg
ulation games with two of North
Dakota's major prep teams on
successive nights.
The well-bruised Ashley grid
derS lost to jamestown 63-7 one
night, and TO Valley City 1910 the
follow ing evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28

Two-base hits: Murphy 2; bas-
es on balls: off Peterson z, off
Blaneett 5; struck out: by Peter
son 6, by Blancett 3: time of
game: lis: unpires: Molina and
Lopez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
MODERN PROGRESS

Teacher-Johnny, what are
the middle ages7
Johnny-They used to be s. to
so. now they're 50 10 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
N COUNTY JUDGES COURT. Mon
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.

N COUNTY JUDGES COURT. M0N-
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Re Estate u
Constance Roberts Stewards
Deceased
NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice IS hereby given HAT have
filed my final report al HI petition for
F'znaI- Discharge as ADMINISTRATOR
~ the estate Of Coassanse Roberts
EDWARDS. deceased. and that On the
zzEh DAY or NeseBbsr. 1871 ! vii
appIy te fAe Esu0rzhis Raymond r
Lord. Comfy Judge q Monroe
CauHtv Fforica- for approval OF aid
final report and for final discharge
as Administrative 81 the Estate q
Constance Roberts Edwards. de-
ceased
ThIs zsth dzv Of October. Is4I
IRENE ROBERTS STRACGEITER
As AdmizIstrztrix Of the estate Of
Constance Roberts Edwards. De-
ceased octzss u0Ts-I1-Is-z5.I 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28

THE FLIRT

Jane-When you went to the
seaside. did you keep your eyes
open for a boy friend?
Jenny-No, dear, l closed one
of them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-28
SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL
BaYview Park. 7:3o p. m.

BaYview Park. 1880 p m.
First Named Teams Visiting }
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-NavSta VS.. Coast
Guards.
Second Game-Red Raiders VS.
Navy.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-NA VS.. Raiders.
Second Game-PepperS Plumb
ers VS.. NavSta-
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Navy VS.. Ma
Second Game-Red Raiders vs.,
NavSta.
BASEBALL
Price Field ITrurnbo) Zoo p. m
First Named Teams Visiting }
SUNDAY
First Game-Red Raiders vs.,
Trojans.
Second Game-COnehs VS.. Pan
dora Bears.
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E A2Gt4OA SdAttGS WIFI Two VI MOTH
Dakota's major prep teams OF
successive nights.
! The well-bruised Ashley grid
ders lost to jamestown 63-7 one
night and to Valley City 1910 the
following evening.
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| POLITICAL
| ANNOUNCEMENTS
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY.
Ne. S-Sl
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Mrs. Edna Payne Heads
Mary Washington 0. E. 5.

Mrs. Edna B. Payne was chosen
worthy matron Of Mary Washington
Chapter No SO, Order of the East
ern Star, at its annual meeting in
the Clarendon Masonic Temple,
Arlington, Va.
Other officers selected were Edgar
S. Waller, worthy patron; Mrs. Helen
T. Hayes, associate matron; S.
Groome Eareckson, associate patron;
Mrs. Frances Waters, secretary; Mrs.
Jennie Lee Smith, treasurer; Mrs.
Anne Allen, conductress; Mrs. Mar
garet Watson. associate conductress;
Mrs. Anna Waller, chaplain; Mrs.
Minnie Ross, marshal; Mrs. Helen
Waters, organist; Mrs. Gladys
Moore, Adah; Mrs. Frank Ludwig,
Ruth; Mrs. Flora Cumberland,
Esther; Mrs. Lillian Hutchison,
Martha; Mrs. Ethel Lewis, Electa;
Mrs. Lorena B. McGill, warder;
Mrs. Hazel Coleman and Miss Mar
tina L. Payne, pages, and Charles
Hartley, sentinel.
The new officers will be installed
at special meeting at o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Record Farm Bill
OF S1,34O,
Pushed in Senate
Fight Waited on Bon
On Argentine Beef
For Army and Navy
B, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Farm leaders. intent on a sub
stantial slice of 1941'S big congress
sional appropriations, sought quick
Senate approval today for a record
breaking s1,340,610,744 agriculture
bill.
The measure exceeded President
Roosevelt's budget estimates by al
most half billion dollars, but ad-
ministration leaders were expected
to let it slide through without re-
duction.
1t generally was agreed that
joint Senate House committee would
use the pairing knife later when the
legislation goes to a conference be-
tween the two chambers. The House
voted only $890,O0O,000 for the farm
program.
Little or no opposition was an
ticipated to the Senate Appropria-
tionS Committee S action in increas-
ing from S212000,000 to S450000, 900
the House e-approved fund for parity
payments" designed to boost farm
income up toward the level of the
years in which its purchasing power
was considered adequate
Should the Senate dispose of the
farm measure within an hour or
so leaders were ready to call up a
S4,389 ,284,174 supplemental defense
bill. The main fight on the measure
was not expected to center on the
amount, but rather on the action
of the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee in knocking out a provision
forbidding Army and Navy pur-
chaSes of Argentine canned beef,
wool and other foreign products.
Administration officials believe
that such purchases would consti-
tute an important step toward ce-
menting Pan-American relations.
Opponents contend they would in
jure domestic beef and sheep indus
tries. Republicans were expected to
line up with the opposition.
OF the total defense appropriation
the Army would receive S4,087, ,464 1854
and the Navy would get only $685.
416,820. The Army allotment in
cludes funds for purchasing ALSO
medium and heavy bombers, for
the expansion of existing production
facilities and for the improvement
of island aviation bases obtained
from Great Britain.
In addition, the Army would get
almost a billion dollars for the ac-
QUESTION of critical equipment for a
1000, ,000-man Army and the pur-
chase Of 79,003 additional motor We
hicles, including modernized scout
cars and trucks.
With the farm and defense bills
the only major legislation now pend
ing, the expectation was that the
Senate and House would take a rest
over Easter. The major threat to
such holiday plans was the possibil-
ity administration leaders might de-
eide to introduce the tentatively
projected legislation which would
give the Government vast new pow
ers over strike-bound defense plants. |
The contemplated measure. it was
said, would empower the Govern /.
ment to take over plants which fail
to carry out defense contracts-a
power which would permit interven-
ton in case Of strikes.
At present, the Government may
take over only when a plant man.
agement refuses to carry out con-
tracts or fixes arbitrary prices or
conditions on defense orders
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Boy, Il, Believed Victim
OfRuiI Detectives Bullet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEBANON, Pa, March 81
Twelve-year-old Charles Milovich,
whose body was found in railroad
car loaded with scrap iron, appar-
emily was Lhot 48 hours earlier by a
railroad detective attempting to
frighten him and youthful COM
panion, District Attorney Earl
Brubaker said today.
The boy had been struck In the
head.
Mr.. Brubaker said investigation
disclosed that Charles and friend.
Leo Ritter, II, were on the car last
Friday when railroad detective as
signed to look into the theft of
scrap iron was making a check.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

NEW YORK.-TUTOR SUS-
PENDED-Arthur r. Braun
Itch, jr., English tutor at the
College of the City OF New
York, has been suspended
pending trial by the Board of
Higher Education on charges
that he was a Communist par
ty member and helped publish
the Teacher Worker, an anon
ymouS Communist paper. DR..
Harry N. Wright, acting presi-
dent of the college, announced
the suspension last night.
A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

PASTEL FIGURED MARoUIseTe. Mneles dots
and figures for foncy effect. Choice of green.
esgsheIl, blue, yellow, peach, ivory rose. Ruffled
frame oil round Size 212 yords long. 100 inches
wide TO poir -~-...-.......- 81 SO
Evening star., 1941-03-31

SHEER MARQUISETTE HALF NJ HALF FRAME
divertine style curtain thot hos holt its frome Of
ruffies in white and holt in one of the following
eoiors: Blue, yellow rose, green peooh All edges
Gre pieoted. Size ~ yords long ond 80 inches
vide to poi, ---S S2.4o
Evening star., 1941-03-31

c
oRGANDY PRINT White backgrounds bloom
with tulip prints in green, peach, blue or rose
Ruffied frome all round. All stitching is done
with coiosed threod thot motches the keynote
color. Size 2I1 yards long ond 80 inches wide TO
poif -~-----~---- 81 SO
Evening star., 1941-03-31

SEE THESE CURTAINS ON DISPLAY
NOW IN OUR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
ON THE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

Like O brides veil, it makes q
cloud of sheer IoveIiness OF
your windows. Ruffles ore
picoted and gathered tightly
for extro fuIIness ond ore
headed with body ruffIes" TO
exoooerote the fluffy effect.
Choice of ivory, beige or white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Meet
Set for Capital.
On April Is, Il
All Owners of Land
Invited to Attend
I'D y Conference

Real estate taxpayers of the
country will hold a meeting of
their own in the nations capital
April -25 and 26, meeting TO
which every farm owner or home
owner every owner of real estate
IN the country is invited.
II Is called by the National Con-
florence of Zeal Estate TAXPAYERS,
for two PURPOSES: ID to take
bearings for the whole active
movement for real estate tax adj
justment which in April of year
ago brought this body into exist
-eRee-aHd- t224-te- help individual
states chart a course. backed by
co-Ordinated effort of all groups
concerned. to secure effective re-
adjustment.
Pressure Of preparedness costs
heightenS the Importance of OBJ
tanning bearable tax structure
for states and municipalities.
Cooperating with the confer.
ence are the National Association
Of Real Estate Boards. the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation. the
National Grange. the National As
sociation of Building Owners and
Managers, the Mortgage Bankers
Association of America, and the
National Apartment Owners ASSo-
citation, with other like bodies ex-
pected to participate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Duplication prices on the own
cr's lot for this model home--ln
Guiding full basement, hot al
heating plant. laundry tubs, bath
room with fixtures and tile floor
inC-will be under 50 500 and /,
viii be approved for FILA fnanc
ing
BY designing a combination din
ing room and kitchen the builder
IN reality. provides this home with
all the INABILITY and comfort o.
a five-room and bath bungalow al
the low cost of a four room anC
bath home.
Space in the 1871 Builders
Show has been entirely sold, eN-
cept for such openings a. arise
from shifting the location of
different exhibitors or last-min-
ute changes in plans stated
McGregor. land we are planning
10 offer Detro.ters this year
more constructive. worthwhile,
interesting exposition of home
building. designing. materials,
equipment and furnishings than
ever before.
Visitors ShoU Approval
"The home lovers of Detroit
who are inspecting our 1871
Ideal Home i'm Pontchartrain
drive in an almost steady pro-
crssion, continue to express
themselves as being delighted
with its French period furnish
ings and its beautiful room ar
rangementS.
I'VE have probably never in
our history of building Ideal
Homes presented one which re-
ceived such unanimous praise
from visitors and certainly IL Is
more accessible from all sections
of the city and easier to find
than any of our past homes"
The 1871 Ideal Home Is A French
town house. located in Pontchar-
train drive Gan extension of Ham
ilton Boulevard just north of Nc
Nichols road. It will remain open
from 10 a. m. to 9 p m. daily and
through the closing dayeof
the Detroit Builders Show, which
will be held al Convention Hall
from February II through Feb
ruaTV %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
I Stores P Ian
New Branches

The enviable position Detroit
now occupies in the favor of large
chain store groups is evidenced
further by the construction of two
modern stores at 1878 and 1885
Grand River TO be occupied by the
Crawford Clothing Company and
an Adams Hat Store. according to
an announcement by Lou Schostak
of Schostak Brothers. members of
the Detroit Real Estate Board.
These two stores. when COM
pleted will embody the latest ideas
for modern merchandising eStab-
liShmentS.
The Crawford Clothing Com
pany is planning to open at least
six more branches by Fall.
The Adams Hat Store is further
evidence of the growing convic-
ton that downtown merchants are
wise to establish outlying units to
supplement downtown locations in
order to benefit by the increasing
tendency of the public to patron
ize local shopping centerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Queen Anne Designed
Model on Display

Now on display at 5215 Ternes
avenue in East Dearborn is the
Queen Annt model frame home
by the CARING Construction Com
pany. Simplicity of design adds
much to the distinctive appearance
Of the Queen Ann which is Great
ing great deal Of comment
among the medium price homo
buyers. according to Fred CARING
Sr.. president.
The living room IS spacious and
horny, and its large windows
make II ideal for daytime sewing
or reading. Unlike most small
homes, the Queen. Ann has a full
size dining room which easily ac-
commodities more than the aver
age family. Also on the first
floor is one large bedroom and a
conveniently located lavatory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
JosephHoItzmdn
To Erect Model
Inside of Hall
House to Be Complete
Except for Ba S G.
nent;; Starts Feb. /

Joseph Hoffman. vice president
Of the Builders Association. was
selected this week 10 erect a COM
plete model home inside Conven-
flOn Hall As a spccialReducational
exhibit Of the 1911 Detroit Build
ers Show. according IN Kenneth
D. McGreCor. show manager.
Exterior of tho home will he
white frame with green shutters
and twill be- - .s-alA-- llaHA-
Scaped. including d grow G
garden.
Plans for a two-bedroom, Cape
Cod bungalow have been drawn
up. stated Hoffman. and actual
construction work will start in the
north annex ofe Convention Hall
by the first ri the month The
home will he complete IN eXSEy de-
tail. except for basementSA5i1i will
he furnished by the Crowley-Mil
uer Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Has II New Homes Open

Vincent Nee tells he has II inspection
Cadillac Heights Subdivision Orleans
south of East SevenMle road the Couve Public
and ST Rita Church
There several models from which to choose.
He they modern o vc
and attic bedrooms and tile bath large living
large kitchen and dinee full basement coal
gravity heat.
All the said to be thoroughly have
asbestos siding
The development is growing rapidly Let's take look,
practical noncredt building being again
Spring by the University of Michigan
il announced
The work Of the designed be of
interested fdng and remodeng homes To building mechanics
and statesmen of building products of all trades
estimating and appraisng.
N Cuhbert instructor will take materials methods
of construction commonly used the erection of
buildings the explanation of scales levels Typographical
popertyne selection building landscape
(Continued on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Land Contract
Use Increases,
Review Shows
Explanation Set Forth
in Home Loan Bank
Latest Publication

The increasing use of the land
contract" instead of mortgage in
sales of real estate is explained by
the Federal Home Loan Bank Re-
view in an article in its current
issue.
Land contracts are most fire.
queDt in states where forecIos-
ure costs are heavy, where the
time required 10 complete fore
closure is excessive, and where
redemption periods are long"
says the Review. "In such states,
the instrument of contract sale
enables mortgage lenders IN
avoid both the excessive delays
and costs involved in ordinary
foreclosure proceedings should
II he necessary TO reacquire the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Great Advantage

"The great advantage OF the
land contract over the mortgage
is that the former anticipates a
peaceful and voluntary reiin-
quishment of the purchasers
rights in the property upon de-
fault and notice by the vendor
of the termination of the con-
tract. Experience of financial in
stitutes supports the conclusion
that in very few, probably not
10 per cent, of the defaulted
cases, is ii necessary for the
vendor to institute legal proceed
ings, except in some states
where the land contract Is re-
corded and where IL Is necessary
TO clear the record.
THE advantage of the land
contract to the purchaser lies
in the better terms which the
seller is able to offer because
of the elimination of the hazards
involved in long redemption peri
DDS and high foreclosure costs.
This expresses itself especially
in lower down payments than
would otherwise De possible.
Permits Adjusting
'In states where foreclosure
proceedings are cumbersome and
expensive and where periods OF
redemption extend over II or
"a months, property sellers nee
essariIy require a larger margin
of safety than elsewhere, IL they
retain a mortgage. The land
contract permits them TO adjust
sales conditions more nearly to
the liberal terms common in
present-day real estate trans
actions and enables families OF
small resources to work toward
the goal of home ownership"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

" Louis H. Charbonneau attorney will address the brokers
of the Detroit Real Wednesday
Club
development the control study being
Common Council Howard Ely program
OF that group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
More Interest in New Homes

There apparently is moro interest in new
homes today than at any time. II may be because
can get so many features Incorporated in the
low-prccd houses of today.
That wasn't possible few years ago
even in higher priced homes.
1t is much easier TO sell a handicapped house
than that Just has dust mud around it,
r. n. Hassett, president OF Hassett Invest
ment Corporation chairman of the program COM
mittee OF the Mortgage Bankers Association of
America, attended the Mortgage Bankers Asso-
I citation OF Americas Clinic in Philadelphia, held
January ~ ut the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
Further details being worked out for the
national convention to he held in New York.
October. 1871.