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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17
HALLOWEEN DANCE ON
WHEELS, RACING AND
TRICKS AT SKATE RINK

Sports minded Key Westers
who want to take their HALO
we'en celebration on wheels viii
find a full program OF roller
dancing and racing next Friday
night at Tommieis Roller Rink
On Southland street
Staged annually at the Kinks,
the Halowe'en program this year
win include one Of the biggest
dances ever held here, with a
series OF races and trick events.
Experts, including Tommy, win
give exhibitions, and all skaters
will be invited TO take part in
the events for prizes.
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ASse No. So
JOHN Il c. PELL.
Plaintiff
KEY WEST WHARF AND
WAREHOUSE CORPORATION.
etc at al.
Defendants
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO KEY WEST WHARF AND
WAREHOUSE CORPORATION. 4
domestic dissolved Florida cor
poratiOn and al unknown persons
or parties. whether natural. cor
p0rate or municipal, claiming in
terssts through, under or from
Key West Wharf and Warehouse
Corporation. q dissolved Florida
corporation. or otherwise. in and
10 the real estate describ bed herein
You and each Of you are hereby
ordered TO appear 70 the BIZ q
Complaint fileS against you in the
above entitled cause on or before the
5rd day Of November, 1871. being the
Rule Day in November. 1871. other
wise the allegations Of said Bill o.
Complaint will be taken as con-
fesssd by you and each Of ven
The relief pra yed for in said Bill
Of Complaint is for the appointment
Of a Successor Trustee under the
terms and provisions Of . certain
mortgage or trust deed datec April
/. 1928 and recorded in the office al
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County. Florida, la Mort
gage Book CT at Page l2e. encum-
berinE that certain real estate in
Monroe County. Florida, more par
ticularly described as follows. To-
wit:
On the Island Of Key West.
Monroe County. State Of Florida.
being known as part Of Square
Eleven G1A. more particularly
cescribed as follows: Beginning
at the intersection q William
and Caroline Streets and running
thence along the s. WY side %
William Street in q =. WY d.
rectl0n q distance Of Pas feet. 90
the waters Of the Bay Al Key
West. thence along the waters
of said BsE in q Westerly direc-
tion To a point in the n WY
line Of said Square II. said point
being 81 feet. inches from the
corner Of Green and Elizabeth
Streets; thence in a S WY di-
rectian 81 feet inches 10 the
corner last mentioned thence in
s. Ely direction along Eliza
beth Street a distance Of 22s
feet: thence at right angles in a
\. Ely direction 50 feet.
inches: thence at right angles in
:. Ely direction 50 feet:
thence at right angles in Z y.
Ely direction l50 feet, 3 inches:
thence at right angles in a $.
Ely direction go feet: thence AT
right angles in a y. Ely direc-
tion 90 feet: thence at right
angles in q s. Ely direction SO
feet To a point On Caroline
Street thence at right angles IN
N Ely direction Isl feet 10
the point OF beginning.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this Order for Publication be pub
lished once a week for four con-
secutive weeks In The Key West
Citizen a newspaper published in
said County anc state.
WITNESS nay hand and the seal
of said Court this md day Of Octo-
Der. 1871
(SEALl fSd-D Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court, Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida
.Is4l
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WITH A SNAP OF FINGERS

The film producer was in .
difficulty about the leading man
for his new. film.
what about So-and-So?" he
asked.
He's too caustie", said the
studio manager.
Hang the expense, reared the
producer. Get him..
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SPORTEST ANSWERS
Questions Elsewhere On This Page

Questions Elsewhere On This Page
l. Mrs. Frank Newell, former
ly Betty Hicks.
2. Charley Ruffing, Yankees.
Curt Davis, Dodgers.
3. George Franck. New York
Giants. = asioi- 10
4 Ted williams, American:
Pete Re;ser, National Williams.
American; Dolph Camilli, Ma
ticnal
5. Dawson. Tulane: Barry,
Southern California; MeLaughry,
Dartmouth; Mehre, Mississippi;
Lieb, Florida Norton, Texas A
& NJ; Phelan, Washington;
Schmidt. Idaho; Neale, Phiiadel-
phia PhiIlies pro clubsf Harlow.
Harvard
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S0FTBALL LEADERS
in SCRAP TONIGHT
TWIN BILL OPENER FEA-
TuREs PAIR OF NEW
CLUBS

A dog fight" between the
city's leading softball teams and
a ribbon cutting affair by two
new clubs tonight at Bayview
Park highlight the first twin
bill of the Island City Leagues
third 1871 split-schedule.
Peppers Plumbers, who have
won just about all the honors
floating around in these parts,
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DEPOSITED WRONGLY

NEW Notwithstanding a
m2n's complaint that five letters
ne had mailed were not delivered,
postal authorities Of this city dis
covered that the complainant had
dropped his letters in new, green
municipal rubbish can
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FIRST GAME AT 1880 p. NJ.

Softbau officials announc-
ed today all first games in
the new schedule viii begin
al 1850 p. N. and end al s:4s.
Second games will get un-
der way at 500 p. N. and
close ar l0:ls.
An inning once started be-
fore the time limit has been
reached in either the first OF
second game must be COM
pleted.
Club having the most runs
when a game is called. re-
sardless of the inning. viii
be declared the winner.
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SANE FEET

Jenkins was stout, with large,
broad feet, and although several
pairs of shoes were shown him
he refused them.
Unjust have square toes, he
explained to the assistant.
/. The young man sighed YEARLY.
/ "But square toes are not stock
ed now, sir, he explained.
Pointed toes are fashionable
this season"
jenkins gave him an angry
stare.
THAT may be-, he retorted,
but / happen to be wearing
last seasons feet"
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FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
siderable cloudiness with occa-
sional showers tonight and Sat
urday; fresh northeasterly winds,
moderately strong at times in
passing squalls, e,,s,
Florida; Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday except considerable
cloudiness I'll Scattered show
ers over extreme south portion
and along the east coast
+ Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Fresh to moderately strong north
east and east winds; mostly over
cast weather with occasional
showers tonight and Saturday.
East Gulf: Moderate to fresh
northeast winds, moderately
strong at times in Florida Straits;
mostly overcast weather tonight
and Saturday, showers over south
portion
SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS
displayed in Key West district
this morning.
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FUR THOUSAND
Pennies OFFERED

NEW YORK. Oct. l7.-when
Nsi office clerk in this city
.''.sed to take Mrs. David FL
4.000 pennies in payment
asaense bonds, an official
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17

Sixteenth century armour max
ers discovered that fluting metal
give it strength and rigidity
without adding weight, q princi-
pie used today with corrugated
iron and girders.
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NOTHING LIKE STEADY JOB

Beggar (at the doorl-Please
help a blind man.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT you the
lame man who begged dime off
me yesterday?
Beggar-Impossible. sirl I've
been born blind for the last sew
en- year
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Use of italics in printing was
introduced by the Aldlize Press
in Venice in the 18th century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17

apologized and ordered the clerk
to "use common sense in en-
forcing the rule of not accepting
more than IS pennies.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
S0FTBALL
NJ 1aa

TONIGHT
First Named Teams sVisiting'')
First Game-Coast Guards VS..
MAS.
Second Game-Red Raiders vs..
Peppers Plumbers.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-NavSta VS.. Navy.
Second Game-Coast Guards
VS.. Red Raiders.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-NA's VS.. NavSta.
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
erS VS.. Navy.
Second Game-Coast Guards
VS.. NavSta.
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Priorifies revision is needed &c
save 5000, 900 jobs, NAM. says
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Col Knox pictures our sailors
at sea lighting relationships.
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BASEBALL

Price Field (Trumbol. l:30 p. m.
SUNDAY
First Named Teams Visiting
First Game-RegClars VS.. Tro-
jams.
Second Game $3.50 Q. ny
Pandora VS.. Red Raiders.
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IN THE cIRcuTr osrRF or TaE


ELEVENTH TTpIrIAL rIRrTET
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA N
AND FOR MONROE CoTNTY. IN
cHANGERE.
Case No e-sa
WILLIAM BOND.
Plaintiff.
BERTHA L. BOND.
Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
TO BERTHA l. BOND
RESIDENCE-TrNK
II is hereby ordered that Fos are
required TO appear en- the sra day
of November, 1871. before the ahoSe
entitled court, 10 the Bin 81 Gem
plant filed against y0p 8n the above
entitled cause, and The Ke~ West
Citizen Is hereby designated IS the
newspaper In which this order shall
be pHbiisheE once a seek Tor four
f4l consecutive weeks.
WITNESS the Honorable Arthur
Cor ca as Judge Of this Court and
the seal Of this Court ~ the
CItv Of Key Nresf Monroe CoGmxr.
Florida. this End day 81 Octnbsr.
1871.
Clerk. Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
BY. Esd.D Florence r. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
oct3-1e-1z-2f-zl.1ss1
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THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:3o a. m
18th Mer. Time (city office
Temperatures
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SINCE A SHORTAGE &C huussz
exists. why cant = ar 2 we1
i've CD 3 boat have sp1r- an
home lar sane UausT- 81
cash for 2s-ft Cruissr 5ax Al
The Citizen So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-17

Highest last a hours ---85
Lowest last night --76
Mean 80
Normal 20
Precipitation
Rainfall, "a hours ending
7:30 a m, inches -- 600
Total rainfall sinca Oct. l,
inches ------------ 1923
Deficiency since Oct. I,
inches ------------ OILS
Total rainfall since Jan. I,
inches - $3.50
Excess since January l,
inches ------ 6.27
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT az THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CHRCTIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHASrERT.
Case NO. $50
SAMUEL HIEGINB0TEAN.
a Plaintiff
VS. DIVORCE.
coRsELfA HIGGINBoTHAM.
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IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA n Pro
BATE.
In re the Estate Of
: Horatfo L Dlirieri also known
as Fl /. 0liyieri, Deceased.
NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION F0R FINAL
DISCHARGE

&PrDhm2e Law lJ33l
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY Co$CERN;
Notice is hereby given that 4,
Fabip OLIVIER. have flee my final
report as administrator Of the estate
of Horatio l. Olivier also known as
H I. OLIVIER. deceased. that ] have
filed my petition for final discharge.
and that I viii apply to the Hnner-
able Raymond r Lord. County
Judge of Monroe County, Florida. on
the 18th day Of October. 1s4i. for ap-
prevail of same and for final dis
charge as administrator 81 the eE-
tate Of said Horatio L. OIivieri. de-
ceased
Dated this 25th day Of SepteIn-
her, 1871.
FABIO OLdyIERI.
Administrator Of the estate of
Horatio l. Olivieri Deceased.
sept2es octs-le-17. 1eEI
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ORDER or FERTILIZATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
TO C0RNELIA HIGfsINBOTHAM
NO. SIS CHESTNUT STREET
CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY.
II is hereby ordered that you are
required TO appear on the 3rd day
Of November. 1871. before the above
entitled court. 10 the Bill OF Com
plant filed against ypu In the Shove
entitled cause, and The Key West
Citizen Is hereby designated as the
newspaper In which this order shall
be published once q week for four
f4) consecutive weeks.
WITNESS the Honorable Arthur
Gomez as Judge pf this Cours and
the seal Of this CouFt III the
City OF Key West. Monroe County
Florida, this End day of October.
1891.
tSEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk. Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
By. (Sd.l Florence Z. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
octs-1e-ig-2s-a1.1e 1871
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L z G A s

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. ~ AND F0R mon
HOE COUNTY. N CHARCEHF.
Case No. s--4
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Asks Labor to Work
That Democracy
May Be Preserved;
Hits Aggression
BY LEE RASHALL
IntI News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. -
President Roosevelt tonight called
upon all united and determined
Americans to toll and sacrifice for
the defense NJ freedom. and upon
labor and management 70 main
tain full and uninterrupted pro-
duction" OF war weapons for the
world democratic front against
aggression.
In a special SialemenLiSSued- hA
The White House the- President
asked that the nation on this
Labor Day resolve anew 10 de.
fend our democracy 10 the utmost
with no labor and no sacrifice toe
great, so that liberty and the
heritageS We hold dear shall thrive
and spread for the good of the
peoples Of the earth -
Mr. Roosevelt declared that
more tfIan ever IN the past Labor
DaV thiS year should serve 70
make crystal clear the blessings
Of democracy and to emphasize IT.
freedoms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Fence Inadequate to SaUe
Bears From Their Public

aStigmatic bear cannot always
differentiate between finger and
a peanut.
Millen said Saturday he was
considering Caglng the bear PIT by
running heavy netting across the
top of the barrier. making II i'm
possible for one 10 get close to the
bears unless equipped with a pair
of army engineers wire cutters.
Observers pointed out there was
only one other alternative: 10 put
the public i'm the bear PIT and give
the bears the run OF the island.
The collection OF animals al the
Belle Isle Zoo has recently been
increased by the transfer Of
numerous exhibits from the main
Detroit Zoo. Millen said Saturday
Five new offers have recently
been purchased. Millen said. and
two are now housed AZ Belle Isle
Many Of the RhesuS monkeys
loaned 10 the 700 by the Ma
tional Foundation for lnfantile
Paralysis are beng taken from
The 700 10 tho medical school ~
tho UNIVERSE, ~ Morgan for eX-
detrimental work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
On Air Labor Day

Tonighi-S- statement ta~- t1y- way
of preface 10 his own people
to broadcast message the PreSi.
dent viii give from HYDE Park
during one-hour international
Labor Day program beginning Al
noon Detroit time Monday IN
which British Labor Minister
Ernest Bevin also Will participate
Mr. Roosevelt has Indicated that
ms Monday address Will bear
strongly on the international sit
uatlon, rather than being q routine
Labor Day message
Issuance Of tonight's statement
which was primarily OF a domestic
tone and directed 10 Americans
only, served 10 support belief in
the capital that his words Mon.
day may carry pronOuncement
which will be important from the
international view. This Will be
his first radio broadcast since hi,
meeting with Prime Minister
Churchill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Clam IS Transports

Coincident with German occu.
patton Of the Estonian ports Of
Tallinn and PaldiSki, II was an.
nounCed, NaZi mines, bombers anC
coastal artillery eliminated a.
Soviet warshipS in the Baltic Gull
OF Finland. sinking 81 OF then
and putting an additional eighi
out Of commission.
SIxty-five Soviet transports
many Of them carrying troop
trying 10 escape from the rs
tonian ports, were declared Il
have been sunk and another 3
crippled. with loss Of lives
estimated in the thousands.
This deadly blow 10 Leningrad
hitherto formidable naval Shielc
was followed this morning by Fin.
ni>h capture OF Niipurl on the
southern coast Of Finland &C
miles northwest of Russias sec
Ond city,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
6 Detroit Soldiers
Taxi 500 Miles
Each Chips In $40 to Pa
Fare for Round Trip
From Camp Bragg

Anxious 10 take advantage OF a
weekend furlough, six Detroit
soldiers stationed at Camp Bragg,
y. C.. chartered taxi and made
the S00-mile trip in 20 hours, ar
irving Saturday.
The group included William
Garwood. %. former editorial en-
ploye of The Detroit Times. Each
of the youths Clipped in SO 10
pay the cost of the round trip
I'VE were anxious 10 come
home" said Garwood "but prob
ably wouldn't have been able To
make IL II we had come by train,
because we must he back by 6
a. m. Tuesday"
Garwood said there are about
200 Detroit men Al Camp Bragg
most of them connected with field
artillery units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

WITH THE MIC II ! G A \
TROOPS. TT. LEONARD WOOD
Mo. Aug. 30 What's wrong with
our army?
Much has been said and written
recently concerning the morale oil
those l94l soldiers and this cor
respondent has spent the last
week living with them 10 try and
find an answer 10 the question
how is the morale?
There are 4.500 Michigan troops
at this posi-. all members OF the
|72nd Field Artillery Brigade
They are several hundred miles
from home. none has had fur
loughs since leaving Michigan last
Aprll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Berlin Announces
Russia Fleet
Smashed With 164
Warships Crippled
BY HUGO SPECK
In,I New. service stan Correspondent

BERLIN. Aug 30 Mortal Grip
ping of RuSsias Baltic fleet
with 164 war and transport ships
knocked out in three days-was
claimed in Berlin tonight, while
Finnish capture Of Viipuri was
said 10 have virtually completed
Leningrad 5 isolation from the sea
Lenlngrad'S land connections
with the rest of Russia stimuli
taneously suffered new damage by
luftWaife commandments
Saturday that We're declared by
DNB 10 have rendered unusable
some OF the principal railroads and
highways leading 10 the menaced
industrial seaport
lntensifying their o ffensiV Q
against RuSSia'S entire transport
system. luftwaffe StukaS also were
SAID 10 have torn up long stretches
of track and smashed other rail
facilities in an attack on the Vita
junction Of Bryansk on the
Moscow -Kiev trunk railroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Enjoy Freedom

"Only In democracy. he
SAID. could there he such daN
set aside Ia do honor To millions
Of workerS-free men and free
women In free country. Only
In democracy could workers
and their fellow countrymen
spend the day in free worship.
enjoying the right Ia speak their
minds. 10 read uncensored news
and To hear uncensOred radio
programs.
Though defense strikes have
seriously lmpeded the rearmamen'
program. the Chief Executive
made no reference TO them in hi
statement. He said
labor and management have
shown and Will continue Ia show
their willingness and eagerneSs
10 serve our nation fully In the
demands made upon them for
the protection Of the Americas
and the needs Of those nations
whose way OF life il our WAY OF
life "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
0PM Lifts Lid
On Truck Output
Manufacturers Get
Right to Special
Ratings on Material

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 The
automobile industry late today
was gwen the right of way by
OPM 10 produce as many heavy
motor trucks three tons and over
as il can roll off assembly lines.
The OPMS priority division is
sued blanket order giving special
preference ratings 10 manu- ac-
turerS of heavy motor trucks. me-
diHm trucks, truck traIferS and
passenger carriers such as buses
vitality needed for the defense pro-
gram. Manufacture of other types
of trucks was limited.
The order gave a preference OF
A3-the same as 10 freight cars -
10 deliveries of materials required
for automotive freight vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
ALI Ldndon Demands
Roosevelt Explain

TROY. Kan. Aug. 80. GNSl
Calling upon President Roosevelt
10 stop "WlSecracklnC' on dreCt
inquiries Of the war situation Al
NJ Landon. 1895 Republican preSi
Dental candidate. today said tho
American people should he taker
into the confidence OF their GOV,
eminent.
Landon speaking AZ An annua
picnic in Troy. said the average
American would like 10 soc Tho
army situation Strengthened out
the production SnarlS unianCleC
and have America equipped fol
whatever war emergency arises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Zoo Director John Millen. Sat
urday. was considering plan 10
protect the bears Al Belle Isle
from maraudng citizens who ac-
casionally slip their leash and go
roaming inside the bear cage bar
rlcr.
At the present time. the bears
are protected from the public by
"A high iron fence. Despite this, IN
the last few years, number OF
amateur acrobatS have climbed
over the fence 10 feed the bears.
Quite a number Of fingers and
other items we're lost, because an