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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
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Traffic

Nine persons were injured, three
of them seriously, in traffic mis-
hans in the Detroit area last night
Joseph Bunsic. 30. of Cleveland.
was critically injured by a hit-run
driver three miles west of Flat
rock, just inside the Wayne County
line. Flatrock state police identi-
fed the victim by papers found in
his peck ct. He was taken to
Mercy Hospital. Monroe, with
internal injuries and a fractured
left hip.
A car driven by Ernest L.
Weeks, SO, BOAT Glynn court.
caused injury TO six persons when
Weeks drove into a group of per-
sons waiting for a bus at Wood
ward and Medbury. The car then
knocked over a letter box and
crashed into a parked car owned
by Ora Labadie of 125 Delaware.
CAR FEELS 8 VICTIMS
The victims. taken to Receiving
Hospital, were Percy Robertson,
35, of 1919 Lakepointe, with a pos
sible skull fracture; Miss Gene
We've Rowan, %. of 45S Antoinette,
cuts and bruises: Benny Robert
son. 27, Spencefield. Ga, fractured
arm; Leonard Davenport, 81, and
his brother, Matthew, "a, of 10329
Cameron cuts and bruises, and
Miss Dorothy Meaderes, IS, of IS
Bagley, leg injuries.
Although four cars crashed at
the Sumpter and Willis roads. and
two of them were demolished. only
one person of a total OF II involved
was hurt.
Leroy O'Connell. II, of 1883
Savage. one of the drivers. was
taken 10 Eloise Hospital with a
possible fractured neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
HARBoR ATTACKED

Wellington night homberS Joined
for the first time in the North
west African Air Force offensive
against the coastal railway link
ing France and northern Italy just
before dawn Sunday They dropped
two-ton block busters on viaduct
near Cannes and on the Nice
California highway and railway
bridge west of Nice. All Yelling
tons returned.
Allied light bombers raided
CivitavecChia harbor north of
Rome the same night.
u. S. Warhawks swept across
the Adriatic yesterday and de-
stroyed a 20-car train southwest
of Metkovic, near the Yugoslav
coast, and shot up railway targets
near SarajCvo.
One Allied plane was lost in all
operations, including the Sofia
raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Recreation Center
At Rouqe Celebrates

Several hundred visitors in
spected the Rouge Recreation
Center yesterday when open house
was held in commemoration Of the
first anniversary of the founding
of the center.
1t was opened year ago by the
parks and recreation commission
as a club for soldiers of the 72Sth
Military Police Battalion stationed
at River Rouge Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
TuIe Lake laps
Abandon Threat
0fHunq 9 Strike

TULE LAKE. Cal, Nov. IS
(INS)-Another play for power
by Jap ring leaders at the Tule
Lake segregation center ended in
defeat today with army authorities
refusing TO bow to demands.
A group of 100 segregees told
army officers they would not eat
food produced by japanese loyal
TO the United States. They
threatened that unless their de-
mands for other food were met
they would go on hunger strike.
The army told the Japs ii would
give them any food il saw fit.
The Japs took il.
TENSION EASES
While the $1,000 disloyal Japs
continued their attitude Of sullen
defiance another indication that
the tension of the past "a hours
had eased was seen in the lifting
of the army alert put into effect
Saturday night.
The alert which kept all the
1000 soldiers stationed at the
camp either on duty or ready for
duty at a moments notice went
into effect Saturday after sched.
uled speech TO the Jap segregeeS
by 1t. Col. Verne Austin, com
manding the troops.
The Jap internees all stayed ir
their quarters at the time an
nounced for the speech and boosted
that their action was a "symbo
10 the world" of their defiance oi
u. S. authority.
WEAR RISING sun INSIGNIA
Another sign of Jap defiance
was seen shortly before the colo
nels address when several hun
dred internees wearing headhand.
bearing the Rising Sun insignia
marched up and down through the
colony.
In the meantime, the tBl prone
of War Relocation Authority fisca
records at the camp widened II
scope, and IL was reported thai
government agents were question
ing merchants and other persons
in a large area about the camI
who have had business dealings
with the WRA.
The F'BI investiga ton is seeking
evidence TO support charges made
al the state Senate fact finding
committee hearing that the WRA
administration at Tule Lake camT
was marked by "wasteful spend
ing of the peoples monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
FOUR CARS IN CRASH

The other drivers we're Dave
Van Potter. rs. of l0485 Willis
road: Donald Kcene Is, Of 1861
VENTS road. and Floyd Rails OF
51l71 Chase road. The cars Of
Keene and Rails came together
when one was making a turn, and
the other two. coming from oppo-
side directions. crashed into them,
police said
Mrs. Elizabeth Endrss OF nj
Sheridan was taken 10 ST Joseph's
Hospital after the car. driven by
her husband. Charles a Endriss,
u. was struck by another AT Lafa-
yotte and Van Dyke.
Police arrested George A Husel-
pine II. Of 2209 DreXel and
charged him with reckless driving.
They said ne drove his car through
red light and era h ed into
Endriss-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
S|dvsCdpture
7 Rail functions

LONDON Nov, Is fINS)-
Croatian Partlsans of Gep. Tlto,S
Yugoslav guerilla army were re-
vealed today to have occupied
the railway junction towns of
Koprivnica and Virovitica near
the Hungarian border.
The communicate broadcast by
the YugoSlav Army Of Liberation
said the towns fell after heavy
fighting. Nine hundred Nazi pris-
onerS and considerable booty also
were reported taken in the bat
ties for the towns.
Capture Of the towns was sig
nificant because II cut two vita
Nazi railway supply routes. Ko-
privnica, which is eight miles
west and slightly south of the
Hungarian border in northeast
Croatia. is on the main rail line
from Zagreb 10 Budapest, the
Hungarian capital.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Ttp,aa rarriaY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Jeanette Macdonald III

CHICAGO. Nov IS GNS)--A
scheduled recital by Jeanette
Macdonald movie and concert
singer. at the Civic Opera House
Yesterday. was cancelled because
Of the stars illness. Business
representatives OF the diva said
she was suffering from sore
throat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
New Wild jap Claims

LONDON, Nov. Is INS)-Ten
Allied bombers which twice at
tempted TO bomb Gilbert Island
were intercepted by Japanese
naval units and one OF the bombers
was shot down the japanese Off
cial agency Domei claimed today
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Americans Raid
Sofia From Italy
lContinued from Page Onel

CONTINUED from Page One)
four-engined Liberators ralded the
PloeSti oil fields in Rumania and
hit the MesSerSChmitt works al
Wiener-Neustadt. Austria.
Twenty fighters tried to inter-
cept the first wave Of Mitchells,
but one was shot down by a
bomber and five others were
DESTROYED by Lightnings. Four
MesserschmittS attacked the sec.
ond wave Of Mitchells and three
Of them were sent crashing to
earth bv LightnlngS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
but not
from, kar!!

plexions of Hitler, TOTO and all
their brutal satellites.
Today the pale faced penny makes
its influence felt in the hands of
Youngsters whose daily savings buy
precious war stamps. Give the
Youngsters more pennies for piggy
banks. Many pennies make many
dollars and many, many more dol
lars are needed TO win this war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

m HE expediency of war has
changed the complexion of
VIZ Lincoln, the great emanci-
pator, who saved our nation dur
ing the conflict between the states,
and whose image on the new white
penny inspires us to make sacri-
fees in these days of equal peril.
The white penny has been coined
because copper is more vital to war
than to. commerce, and its diver
sion will speed the day when fright
ening fear makes pallid the COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
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laps al Mdddng
Strdfed by 2B
Tons Of Bombs

ALLIED HQ.. 6 W PACIFIC
Nov. IS INs)-The spotlight Of
the Pacific war veered from the
Solomons 20 New Guinea today
as Gen. Douglas Macarthur s
boubors and fighters were re-
vealed 70 have delivered Shattcr-
ing raids against Jap Strongholis
in the MISUNDERSTANDING area
on the northeastern coast.
Four and tvin-ongiue6 bomb
ers in large formations, escorted
by swarms Of fighters poured
223 tons Of bombs on the Alex
ishafen and MadanC sirdromeS
Enemy-held towns and villages ~
the area and ships in the harbor
also were extensively strafed and
bombed
MacArthur's hombers iEnited
numerous large fires in fuel and
supply areas. wrecked four Jap
planes on the ground and silenced
anti-airCraft batteries which re-
sisted the attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Bowling Orders
Inquest, Harper
Suits Debated

Prosecutor Bowling today ord
cred a coroner's inquest next Mon
day Ia fix eaHse=and= responsible
ity for deaths Of two Harper
Hospital patients 10 whom over
doses of drug were administered,
at can he inferred that I
have not found any criminal
negligence I'm my investigation,
or | would have ordered war
rants issued. That's my job"
Bowling said.
'If there II any criminal neg
ligence, II will he brought out
al the inquest and the degree
Of negligence and crime involved
will he d eterm IN @ d at that
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
KIN TO DEBATE SUIT

Although Mrs. Samuel Bloom
of 200 Oakman, widow of one
of the victims, denied she had any
knowledge Of such meeting
Benjamin Bloom, 1921 Kentucky
a brother. said he would confer
with relatives today 10 decide il
they would institute suit against
the city.
1.-THE meeting was not author
lied by me. and have not made
up my mind whether I will file
suit" Mrs. Bloom said.
Meanwhile. 1t. Paul II. Demlne
of Ill Lake Shore Crosse Pointe
Park, whose socialite wife Mrs
Mar Deming. 30, was the second
10 die OF acute dilation OF the
heart following an injection oi
doryl. had returned to his army
post az Hamilton. Q.
SECRECY CRITICIZED
Bloom criticized the secrecy
with which Bowling conducted his
week-long inquiry. declaring that
neither he nor any other relative
of San7urt Bloom WIS able to get
any information from the prose
cutorS office.
"We have had to depend on
the newspapers for informa-
tion,' he said. prosecutor Dow
ling would not talk 10 me and
his assistants kept putting me
off whenever asked them
what was being done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
ALLIED PLANE MISSING

Not single enemy plane at
tempted Interception and only one
Allied fighter was listed as mis-
sing after the smashing aerial as
salllt which also accounted for
eight small craft in the Madang
harbor.
THE entire target area" said
Gen MacArthur's m ornl ng
conlruniQue. was covered with
a heavy pail Of smoke as our
bombers left the area"
Other medium and heavy units
ranged farther northward 10 hit
enemy shipping installations at
Kaimana and Timoeka airdrome
IN Dutch New Guinea. In the
Tanirnbar islands, south Of Dutch
New Guinea, a 1000-ton Jap cargo
vessel was bombed and sunk.
TodayS con1munique also an
nounced bombing attacks against
jap airdromeS on either end Of
embattled Bougainville Island in
the northern Solomons.
RABAUL DRoMEs BOMBED
The communique failed 10 men,
ton progress of the ground battle
on BougalnVille
Enemy airdromes az Rabaul
again felt the wrath Of MacAr-
thurs bombers as night flying
Mitchell units sprayed bombs on
dispersal and supply dump areas,
igniting large fires.
South OF Rabaul the Mitchells
bombed and heavily strafed the
Gasmata airdrome and adjacent
enemy installations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-03
OIL COMP ANY ADDS
TO DONATIONS MADE
BY CREW MEMBERS

Mrs. Pauline B. Jones, Executive
Secretary of the Key West Amer
lean Red Cross Chapter is in re-
ceipt of letter from w. F. Dau,
assistant treasurer of the Sinclair
OH Refining Company of New
York relative to the ships crew
remembering the Red Cross with
a donation. The letter follows:
We deeply appreciate your
very, kind letter of the 18th inst.
advising Of the thoughtfulness of
the ships crew in charge of Cap
tain Voslogh in remembering the
American Red Cross.
while our company has made
substantial contributions to the
various chapters of the Amer
lean Red Cross in cities where we
maintain subsidiary companies or
marketing facilities, we neverthe-
less wish to add our small dona-
J ton to the American Red Cross
War Fund Drive for the year to
that already contributed by our
seamen. In this connection we are
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L.ECAL.S

in THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. STATE or
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Case No. $3.50
WdNIFORD HOME PALAZZOLA.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
HARRY PALAZZOLA.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
10: sHARRY PALAZZOLA, r
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to APP
pear TO the Bill Of Complaint. for
divorce in the above styled cause
on the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1913,
otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered this 3rd day
Of Arril, A. D. l943.
4SEAL) Ross c SAWYER
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe COUNTY. Florida.
By: SD Kathleen Nottaee.
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS 9. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
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Key West, Fla
April 2, 4943.
"ouR sABoTEuRs HERE

Ed or, The Citizen:
do not attack or criticize any
specific Individual, but any mer-
chant tt Business man Of Key West
who knowingly is profiteering in
excess Of Warranted prices is a po-
tentia1 saboteur, as he is under
mining morale and health of de-
Tense. workers
Has the black market. gone to
town? It is time we called mass
meeting, and, if proven guilty,
such merchants be deprived of
business license. Only tonight A
local market charged seventy-five
cents a pound for ground meat,
and other meats are far above
that price. We pick on the perse-
cuted Jews in peacetime, but in
war time, / do not think they or
any, other loyal American would
employ such a practice as it is
helping Hitler and Goering, but
the citizens of Key West are due
for a statement from the mer-
chants in the press for vindioation.
The food situation has passed
the acute stage, and unless the
OPA, takes immediate cogniZance
we will be worse than the London
market. we ask the same govern
nlent whom we are fighting for
to jump in and land a punch en- the
nose of the black market meat
prices in Key West, and fresh
vegetables.
Maybe some of the merchants
have sons in the fighting lir.es,
and, do they realize that they are
Z helIing the Axis destroy their
OWN sons. Don't display War Bond
signs and cheat the, American pub
lie in a two-in-one proposition
Be American. your parents may
be Jewish, Irish, English, Cuban
or what not, but as long as you
live here you are American, SO
practice the spirit of American
ism. Housewives, demand a re-
ceipt, and this is the ammunition
we need for the OPA when they
do begin checking up. How about
asking Senator Pepper to look
into it via OPA-a letter or card
will do it. Meanwhile, expose the
black market-where is our old
Kew West spirit?
The OPA is worried about rent
Why not the food?
A. G. ROBERTS.
Kew West. Fla,
April 3. 1913.
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ISSUE noioRDERs

Editor, The CITIZEN: e
In the April / issue of The Citi-
zen YOU carried an announcement,
IF. P. Winter issues order"
This item regarding rationing
was given to your paper in the
interests of the public.
All orders come from the Office
of Price Administration, and
neither the Local Rationing Board
or any member of it, issue any
orders.
S. as not to create the wrong
impression with the pubIc, it
would be appreciated if you
would correct the caption on the
item printed.
Sincerely,
f. P. WINTER.
Key West, Fla,
April 2, 1943.
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1T. KIRSCHENBAUM
Is MADE CAPTAIN

CAMP BRECKENRIDGE. aprl
3.-Promotion q -ust L-ur
ant John J. Kirschenhaum- II
Of 4l6 White street KEY West
Fla, to the rank Of cGp,~i1 VAS
announced here today
Captain kirschenbaur. u-so
is the son Of Mr. and AIRS. J. o.
KTschenbaun. ST. Ct zl6 E7Ee
street. was born Ia KEY Wesa Il
1913. He attended KeE zT=s-
High School IN KEY West grgd-
uating in 1880 D. h-.vr 81
Capt. Kirsehenbauu vas con-
missioned from civil kfeS u the
Officers Reserve Cor-s in 1888
He has served IN many posts in
Guiding TT. Benning, Ca CamE
Gordon, Ga: Fl ashilElon.
Nd, and IS considered an cut
standing and competent officer
At present, Capt krschen-
baum is a member Of HeaGuua-t-
ers of the 98th Infantry Dr. r.
sion and is on duty as assistant
adjutant general
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PEOPLES FORUM

The Cbfsx~u NeKcemes expre9-
siaas OF the views OF Its read
crs. hut the editor reserves the
right to delete any ftems
which are e0nsidered Hbel0as
or unsyarranted. The writer's
should he fair and conrfue the
leffers 90 500 words, and write
ON aae side of the paper only.
Signature of the writer's mnst
accompany the, letters and VIII
he published wnless reQueRteA
ashefeyfne. 5G. AZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-03
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY FOR PASSAGE OF
LOCAL. Or SPECIAL. RIII

Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the requirement o.
Section 81 of Article III of thu
Constitution of the State, Ct
Florida, as amended at, the gen.
eral election in 1888, applicatiqs
will be made by the undersigned
to the Legislature of, the; Stabe
of Florida at the regular session
to be held during the year 194;
for the passage of a local OF, spe
cial bill
Authorizing and empowering
the City of Key West, Flor
ida, to levy and impose IL
cense taxes, by ordinance of
the City Council of said
City, on every person en-
gagged in the business of trad
ing, buying, bartering, serv-
ing, or selling tangible per-
sonal property as owner,
agent, broker, or otherwise,
and such persons, wholesal-
ers and others, using We
hicles for the sale and deliv-
cry of tangible personal prop
erty at wholesale, within the
limits of the City of Key
West, Florida; that such We
hicles, used for the sale and
delivery of tangible personal
property at wholesale, or The
operator thereof Gas sales
man or otherwise) shall be
construed as being separate
places of business, and SUBJ
ject to such license taxes,
regardless of whether or not
a State and County license
tax has been paid; that the
amount of such license taxes
shall be fixed by City Ordin-
ance and shall not be depend
ent upon the general State
revenue Law; that the fore
going provisions are cumu-
lative and are in addition
to the other provisions of
the law for the levying and
imposing of license taxes.
Dated at Key West, Florida
this 3rd day of April, A. D. 1913
WILLIAM A. FREEMAN,
JOHN 4CARBONELL, JR.,
PAUL G. ALBURY,
]. G.. SWEETING,
LEONARD B. GRILLON,
GERALD SAUNDERS.
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Glad To Get Back

A grandfather visited a house
hold in which he had a little
grandson who had spent part 81
the SIMMER ~ q bJys camp TIE
LAD sslked so en- husisstira--y
about the camp that his grand
s.I4eE. ,qffsrosii q sight reminder
After all, though, he remarked
YOU were rathe1glal 20 set aeme
weren't you"
Well, replied the lad. mot
specially" Then after a BIZ h.
added: Some of the fellows were
those that had dogs.
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CITY PUTS TAX
ON TATTOOERS
eBy ASSOCIATED Press.

PETERSBURG, Va, Apr. 81
This city has levied a new tax of
500 on tatooers, anticipating an
influx of such artists into the
community because of the re-
opening of Camp Lee nearby. The
city had no such tax previously
because there were no tattooers
there before the camp was open
ed, according to the American
Municipal Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-03
DOMESTIC DUO

In mounting matrimonial quar-
rel,
Before she took to tears,
A wife began to dun her man
For love long in arrears.
You swcre eternal love-" she
mourned,
And while | hate to scold.
Your attitude toward me now
rs more than somewhat cold. q
Damn you, DEAR" the husband
said, -
Stop harping on the past.
Great Scott! how long do. YOU
expect N A
External love to 1ast?''
MARGUERITE cRoLLY.
Stump Lane, s
Key West, Fla. s.
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100000 BABIES IN 1912

WASHINGTON.-The Census
Bureau estimates that three mill
lion babies were born in the Unit
ed States in 1912, the largest num-
Der in any year in the history of
the nation. The previous record
was in 1921 when 100000 were
born.
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AZ i
i'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF TfFFs SIsiH'Fl 0tS FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. S-53I
WILLIAM aK.NER, < s54taFs -.
Plaintiff;
oMA LEE AvNER.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO OMA LEE AVNER,
SIS WIISTC II ESTER AVENUE.
NEW YORK. NEW YORK.
1t is hereby ordered that YOU are
required to appear on the Bird day
of May, 1913. before the above en-
titled court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above entitled cause and The KEY
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this or
der shall be published once a week
for four (4) consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Arthur
Gomez as One of the Judges of
this Court and the Seal of this
Court in the CitvUof Key West.
Monroe Comfy, Florida, this End
Gay of April 1913. =
(SEAL9 - 8 Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Gireuit CbuFt : Monroe
: County, Florida.
BY: tSd) Florence +. Sawyer. -
Deputy Clerk.
apr3-10-I7-24, 1913
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
under and by authority of the
Final Decree of Foreclosure rem
dered on the 18th day of March.
1913, by the Honorable Paul j.
Barns, one of the Judges of the
Circuit Court of the Eleventh Jul
dicial Circuit. in and for Monroe
County. Florida, in Chancery, in
that certain cause in said court
tion Credit Association, a corpora
ton. is Plaintiff. and Thomas A.
howe and Maggie Lowe. his wife.
and r. r. Philpot. are Defendants.
the undersigned. as Special Master
in Chancery, appQjftsa by said
Court in said Final sfSetTee of Fore
closure. undert dnd EbNopiftue of the
,erms self fhsTss55HEli sale bs
highest and best bStldarlfSf lash AT
The front doerDafe h0C s pytA I'd fEdart
City Cts of Key vseSt RfSiitRg 8aIliifiseel
3rd day of aTayaa a. IbesAe e4nuka
hours OF eleven o'clock a. N, and
two o'clock p. NJ. the sane being
hours of sale. the following de-
seribed real property situate. lying
and being in Monroe County. Flor
ida. to-wit:
Southeast CvggTW-s 6SE1Aa Of
Section -. Township 50 South,
Range 40 East. tess ten f1e1
acres out of hShe Southwest
Corner sold to @ d. Fleming.
being los acres more or less
The said property as aforesaid
together with all, the tenements.
hereditaments ana sappurfenanees
thereunto belonging. sor in any
wise appertaining being sold to
satisfy said decree
LANCELOT LESTER.
As Special Master in Chancery.
MEYER. DAVIS & WEISS
40l Lincoln Road
Miami Beach. Florida
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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HITS TELEPHONE JACKPOT

CAIRON, Neb.-When Lindsay,
of Cairon, now in the Air Corps,
at Miami, Fla, put a nickel in a
pay telephone, he got the surprise
of his life. Out dropped six quar-
tiers and four nickels.