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ABOLISH THE TOLLS

cav, what difference do tolls make?
If drivers wish to go to a place, they go,
regardless of tolls or no tolls"
That expression has been made fire.
quently, but it is not altogether true. Most
drivers will go where they wish, even
though they have to pay tolls, but there
are good many who steer clear of place,
to reach which tolls are collected. Al
We have seen automobilists, scanning
maps, TO gb:to. a given city, and have heard
them say, Net s keep away from goinee.
that route, because-we have toscrosssa toll
bridge" or toll road, as the case may be-.
It is hard to see how the amount of
tolls would keep anybody from changing.
his route, but such is the case. Probably
it is not the money he will have to pay, but
rather a feeling that riding on roads and
bridges should be free, and to be conn
PEELED to pay interferes with his sense of
freedom.
You would be surprised were you able
% find out how many owners of automo-
5iles entertain that view, but, brushing that
circumstance aside it would be of ines
Unable benefit to Key West were the tolls
removed from the Overseas Highway
bridges
A bill, with that end in view, has been
introduced in the legislature by Represen-
Il atiFe Papy, though it has been amended to
make the proposal a request, on the State
Highway Department and the State Board
of, Administration instead of mandatory
Eprouisiogsin the fproposedtlawJ G
sol As readers of The Citizen may recall.
a good many Key Westers thought that Lex
Green was merely pulling political trick
out of the bag, during the second primary
campaign last year, when he asserted that
he would give his 60-acre farm in Bradford
county to the people of Monroe county if,
within six months after he had become gov
ernor, he did not have the tolls on the
Overseas bridges removed
What he intended to do is the same as
Representative Papy intended to do in his
bill as originally drawn: have the road
taken over by the State Board of Admins
tration and the STATE Road Department. and
have the bobds on the highway liquidated,
sayersa period of years from funds admin.
ils!teresls by the board,rTte proposed pro-
eeanTeSG reeh had nnmff{nd is'sfhifiaf to that
now done bS the Pdafd irH afatiuailg retir-
ing county bonds from funds received from
part of the tax on gasoline::~
apWithout question: Anorei people would
visit Key WEST wers1htst ops shalfhed j
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THOMPSON u

a finish :, ,;eee of marquetry.
And from now on, they would
know. Other orthopedic surgeons
who had been in the gallery ana
witnessed the op er a ION had
agreed with DR.. Gaylord and Dr.
Cabot on that fact.
p Rex stirred little restlessly
afidsslooked toward the elevator.
Suddenly he realized that this
vague impatience for Kay to make
her appearance was not new. re
recalled his feeling of restlessness
several times lately when. she q
been few minutes late fer me- ais.
But when she was across the table
from him, that feeling would fade.
away and everything would be
all right. 80
He tried to concentrate on to-
days news. He'd be fool to fall
in love with Kay Lambert, or
with any other girl. At the.
thought, his eyes became grim.
There had been a girl long time.
ago, but she'd found the world
much more amusing place with
out him. Shed gone away. After
wards, his arms and his heart
were incredibly empty and his
mind a tortured blank of lone
illness.
He rose, walked to the window
and stared out. He'd miss this
place, and he'd miss Kay He,
wouldn't see her often. How could
he? With her wealth. her bright
security. her youth? Why. he was
almost grown when she was IN
her cradle with her silver spoon
in her pretty mouth.
Suddenly he saw. her coming
down the street. She had been to
see. Tommy for the last time. She
was holding her fur coat close
about her against the chill 'of the
autumn wind, j8i Ill s.
I'm sorry to be slate,I she said,
smiling up, at him. her cheeks
glowing, from the cold. her eyes
Shining. '1 Just had to see Tom-
my again."
He felt his heart quicken as he
looked into her face. There was
that lovely quality of spirit hid
recognized in the portrait of + er
mother in the entrance hall of the
hospital in Lowell.
To be icontinuee
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TODAY in HISTORY

1828-The American Seamen's
Friend Society founded in New
York.
!! 183l-The Detroit Free Press.
an historic paper. first issued.
l862-Battle of Cinco de MAYA
- annually observed in Mexico.
Mexicans drive invading French
army Lack to the coast.
1920 - Sacco and ,Vanzetti ar
rested in Brockton, Mass.-ropen-
ing up the famous case. .y
l925-John T. Scoper, Dayton.
Ohio. high-school teacher, arrest
ed for teaching evolution in vio-
lation of State law. "A
1885 - The Middle West in
throeS of chain-letter craze.
1936-Italian Army enters Ad-
dis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia.
1899 - The soft-coal strike in
full swing.
1942-Sugar rationing begins.
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CnG Cter III
CJDDENLY the three wee,s
- were gone and Tommy was
pronounced ready for his opera
ton.
Ia was on the afternoon before
the day set for the operation that
Dr. Warner stopped Kay at the
..oor of her hotel room. II just
/, want to thank you--for the sacri-
Gee of your time ard energy-for
: Tommy" sa -
Kay looked up into his dark
eyes. oh" she told him, 1T has
beer no sacrifice. I've loved ii
here. Every moment of it.
We'll. you've done a great job.
Iva rever- seen such wonderful
Improvement IN child" he as
sured her. And / was really WOE
ried about his psychic side at first.
But you gave him real courage
"Oh, thank you"
"Dr. Sims had told me could
depend on you, but somehow
he hesitated, and smiled-"one
doesn't expect a young attractive
girl to have much time-these
days"
Il have plenty of time. And I
hope you'll call on me again"
Il will" he replied. Then he
added, You may find Tommy a
little apprehensive tonight - it's
the last night, you know"
1--WE thought of that" she muir
INJURED. Il think he will be all
right, but I'm not sure about my
self never know what ques-
lions he's likely to ask-I don't
always know what to answer ne
1.-The main thing is 70 assure
him yeui WON'T leave him Under
any circumstances" he suggested.
."But I'm not worried at all about
your answers"
After DR.. Warner had gone Kay
wondered why his praise made
her feel breathless and happy.
After all, she had been praised
WHATEVER Kay had feared
w about Tommy's nervousness
that night, she was not prepared
for the frantic grasp of his hands
on hers. nor the feverish light in
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THELIAAt TysOlktpSOM

his eyes when she prepared . tell
him good night.
Miss Kay, will it hurt when
they put me to sleep?" he asked,
desperation in his voice.
"Of course not. I'll be there
and DR.. Warner will be there
Il wish DR.. Sims would be
there" 90 3Y8 asa IS
well, Dr., Sims is waiting in
Lowell. He's, keeping his fingers
crossed for you. Kay assured
him.
Tommy was silent for few
minutes, frowning up at the cell
ing. Then he saitl: Tell me one
more story. Miss Kay"
"All right" she agreed cheer
fully. Which one?"
"Oh-about Leoaidas."
KAY began mis- favorite story. as
sue nad done time and time again.
When she saw his eyelids be sifl to
lower and his long lashes iying
on his checks. she gently disen-
gagged his fingers from hers and
quickly reached the end of the
story. relieved that he was at last
asleep.
THE day of Tommy's operation
L had come and gone. The next
morning Rex sat in the lobby OF
the hotel waiting for Kay to come
down. They were returning to
Lowell today.
He had scanned the morning
paper but decided he didn't want
to read. He wanted to let 60 men.
tally knowing he could relax now
without Worgy: ,Thsre was q, thrill
Of satisfaction and triumph in the
I Thought. Tfis a few weeks the plasr
ter casts would besren1uved from
Tonimy's new limbss they'd BE
fitted with splints. then with
braces. After using clutches for
a while. he would, walk Formally
once more. -'''S
II had been tough Job. this.
transplanting and grating of live
bone. IT required daring as well
as skill. He'd been rushed for
time, too. for besides Tommy be-
ing under anesthetic. the tissues
were opened and exposed for a.
long time.
But it was done now - those
pieces of bone fitted together like
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL ClncCIf
N AND ron MONROE t'Ot NTt.
STATE or FLORIDA. ~ sfssN-
Case No. Ie-:3s
JOHN II. HERMIiSS ,,,
Va DIVORCE ACTt0N
ATELINA Il. HERMENS.
4s D. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. ATELINA T.. HERMENS,
31OS Blakeley Drive, t-'.
San Diego, California.
Won are hereby required 10 appear
IN the BiIl of Complaint. for divorce,
in the above styled cause. on the
asth day Of May, A. ID. 1915. ether
wise the allegations therein WIZ V"
taken as confessed. -.
This order To be published ons"
a week for four consecutive weeks
i'm The Key West Cttizen' u new
paper published in Key West, va.
Done and Ordered this ='ih ""E
of April, a. ID. 1915.
Circuit Court ,,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
ny: (sd) Florence u. sawyer.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff. .....-
apr2S ;may5- 1913, iat'
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TOO ZE TO
CLASSIFY
: zssg > ~ III F7-7-'' -'
MN y lIt iIi.5
BY RUSSELL KAY

/, atty and set up a code of Inter-
national Law, not for nations, but
Tor all individuals, then we will
be able to punish the law break
ers and protect the innocent and
W-abiding. '
We now recognize a citizen. of
Seattle. Washington, Bangor,
Maine, or Miami, Florida as an
American. We respect his rights
and privileges as such wherever
he may be, so long as he remains
law-abiding. We don't care what
his race, color or creed may be,
but accept him as equal UNDER
THE LAW, entitled to its protec-
ton, or subject to its punishment
dependent on his conduct.
In our great metropolitan CEN
tiers we find Jews and Gentiles,
whites and negroes, Italians,
Chinese, Russians, Japs, and peo-
pie of every nationality living
together in peace under munich
pal. State and Federal LAW. The
only thing lacking is World or
international LAW that reaches
the individual
When we firmly establish that,
we will have a workable basis
for world peace. Suppose, follow
ing World War No. /, we had set
up World Federation, under a
constitution, backed by adequate
tpolice power and under the laws
/ of this world organization, it has
been illegal for a citizen or group
of citizens, anywhere in the
world, TO engage in the manufac-
ture of munitions unless properly
licenses and supervised by the
World Federation. With such an
organization and such a law, Hit
Ter and his gang of mad men
would never have been able to
spread destruction throughout
the world. They would have been
arrested, just as we arrest any
law breaker or criminal, brought
to an international court of JUS
tice, tried and if found guilty,
punished. 1t is just as silly and
fruitleSs for all the people of one
nation to make war on all the
people of another nation because
of the action of an individual or
a group of individuals as it would
be for cities to declare war on
cities or states to do battle with
states because Of the criminal acts
of their individual citizens.
1t is something to think about
and it makes sense. The Legisia-
ture of Florida is to be congratu-
lated for its action in endorsing a
World Federation and the estab-
lishment of such form of Inter
national Law for the citizens of
the world.
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,21a0

ya christian Science Monitor)
The lofadk cong n afos calls
Ter "forcibla indoctrip in democracy
for German spriDners of, wan must surely
realizes IN second thought, that he is ask
ing something That is impossible because
it is self-contradictory. Democracy is not
just body of doctrine which can be taught
by rote. 1t is scale of values. a way of
life, an attitude of thought, which can be
learned by observation, by hearing or read
ing what democrats think, and best of all,
by experience. To compel soldier trained
in the NaZi climate to learn or even listen
to mere words about democracy would
confirm his belief that democracy is a
sham
But this is not to say that much cannot
be done to yentilate the fetid corners of
the Nazi thinking that persist in the P o.
w. camps, and done we'll within the frame
work of true democratic practice. Finding
.ghQ~ are the5open minded among the pris-
IeoIerss making it safe for them. to observ3e
taHd inquire, and providing the answers and
the picture of democracy in action through
the spoken and the printed word, is not
compulsory indoctrination but il is effec-
tive education, The Army within and with
out its ranks has ample resources in coun-
sci and in personnel trained in the tech
niQues of education so what extent have
these resources been tapped for convert
ing the doubling Nazis in our midst and
perhaps for making the confirmed Nazis
doabte
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LECALS,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA, IN CHAN
of t3i:sI Cnse No. 10@co3 Iod4
ROBERTA DAVIS, II pt.iaa.,,,
VS.. ns:y" DIVORCE ACTION,
WILLIAM II, DAVIS 8
f'i> i ORDER OF PUBLiCATTON
TO: WILLIAM III. DAVIS,
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to ape
pear to the bill of Complaint, for
Dfvorce, in the above styled cause,
on the 18th day of May, A. ID.
ijg45,l otherwise the allegations there
in, win be taken as confessed.
This order to be Published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
In 5The, KayS West Citizen, a news
paper punished In Key West, Fla.
'V'DSne ana Ordered thist13th day of
Anril, {AaD.r1945. a,sn 9i6t|
(SEAL) ~ Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence L. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
apr14-21-2S;may5, 1915
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May 6. l94S

Today indicates one of great
self-reliance, with a studious ma
ture; one whose mental vision
will see things hidden from. thu,
ordinary observer. Many will be
attracted by this peculiar faculty
oil clear vision into what appears
to be mysterious, as well as by
the magnetic qualities.
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TUDAY1Si
ANNIVERSARIES.

1809-Ffederick A. p. Barnard,
famed teacher, Columbia Univ.
president; born Sheffield, Mass.
Died April "a, 1889: iif
1874 = George NJ, Mowbray,
pioneer. American bill reffnef and
maker Of explosives, born, III Eng,
land. Died Adams, Mass, June
Il, 1891. y
lS43-Reginald H, Fitz, Boston
pathologist, a pioneer in appen-
Gicitis, born Chelsea, Mass. Died
Sert. 80, 1913: 9 '''e'. ~" iii
1857 = James Duncan, granite
cutter, American LABOR leader his
day, born in : Scotland apiea'
Quincy. Mass, Sept. III 1928. Oo'
1867 = Elizabeth c. Seaman
Nellie Bly,, noted New York
journalist her generation, born
Armstrong County, Pa. Died Jan.
q, 1922.
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1t is said that the service men who will
have the most difficult time adjusting
themselves are those who were among the
best and most perfect soldiers, for they
gave themselves heart and soul to and lost
their civilian outlook to Army and Navy
detectives.
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1t is fitting as we watch with
leager hopefulness the conference
Inew has progress in San Francisco,
THAT we, as Individual, citizens
give, sober and serious thought to
the purpose that eccasioned its
assembly
! THE ,frfitlessness afld bitter ag-
opys of war IS recognized by all
| sane thinkingE individuals. ssThe
desire for peace is strong ins the
hearts of mankind, yet because
we have long smothered our SAN
| lily and reason with blankets of
selfiShness, greed and hate and
built our world house on such an
insecure foundation we find our
selves engaged in the most brutal
and destructive conflict in mans
pitiful history.
We will again fail to establish
lasting world peace unless the
people of the world unite their
prayers and their sincere unset
fish efforts to that end. A step
IN this direction and one that
gives genuine promise of eventual
success, IS the move TO establish
; Federation of the World
On April 26, the Florida Legis-
latule Dec1 me tie 18Th state to
pass a resolution memorialfzing
Congress on World Federation.
Ihs Elan. advanced QSg;;ssi;aslly by
vile, N. C., is simple and work
able. p.
great unified body of mankind,
with the various nations making
up its states or subdivisions. Our
difficulties have ali risen because
! the world as such has never had
a real government Of law that
could operate on democratic prin-
, ciples.
While every individual on the
face of the earth is a citizen of
this world, no effort has been
made to develop in the individ-
ual true sense Of a responsible
ity of such citizenship with its
attendant obligations.
We have set up municipal and
national governments and estab-
lished laws for each that protect
| and safeguard the individual thru
a government Of laws. When a
fcltlzen of such governmental I'M
its commits a crime or violates a
law against the city, state or ma
ton, he is arrested, given trial
, and if found guilty, punished.
! =. If citizen of Miami, for ex
! amp le; were to murder a citizen
/ of Tampa. these two communities
would not declare war on each
other and attempt to establish
Justice through the death and de-
struction of both cities and their
inhabitants. We seek out and
punish the guilty. We follow the
same course when group of gang
of individuals band together any
where and engage in uriaful prac-
tees.
1t we want world peace, we
must establish a world fedora
ton. made Up of all nations re-
CARELESS of race, creed ok1nation-
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IN THE CIRCUIT .oURr OF raEi

IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCEHY.
No. 1O-22S
JOHN ]. WILSON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
FLORENCE GILMORE WILSON,
defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO:
FLORENCE GILMORE WILSON,
Lit. (jg), USNR,
9l2 South Oak Street,
Arlington. Virginia.
You are hereby required to APP
pear st@ 1.-THE Bill of Complaint for
divorce, filed against you in the
aboVe styled cause on Monday, the
9Th dnytOf Jhne,' A.. u. l045, other
wise ths allegations of said bill Will
he taken as confessed.
This the '2s tn day of April, "A. d.
tt1Clont&ii,3; ~ ..i53ed HeJ.t - e.
n ~ alhN'd hua Ross c. Sawyer
!oJ 'Iflerk, OF the Circuit Court.
Ky: Kathleen Nottage. -. c.
JULIUS Il, STCNE, JR..
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
apreS :may5-l2-1 ,1945
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
May S. l945

Today gives nature full of
justice and rectitude and one who
delights in good works. Be par
ticularly careful of the choice Of
a marriage partner, for other
wise your good qualities will not
be held at their full value. There
is great ability of expression.
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There is enough glory connected with
the defeat of Hitler to go around all the
nations that contributed to his defeat Let's
not have a war about the credit for The
s-i@b well done -
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print y {
without fear and withcEt favors nsver "a.
ssfrz4= - attack wrcng p to applaud risnF.
always psAt for ptosress; neyer b ths ar.'
gan or the mouthpiece Of any psrson. clique.
faction or class always do itssutmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption. Or
:;.sustice; denounce vice and praise virtuss
.ngnmend good done by individual or organ
ration: toleraE. of others rights, views and :
opinions: print only news that viii elevate
and not contau,inate the reader; never corn
promise with principle -,
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The trouble with so many men is that
they want to impress other people with
their opinions; and if you do not appear
impressed it makes them furious
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-05

Kenneth Burke of Andover, N.
j., noted author, born Pittsburgh,
48 years ago.
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! Christopher Morley of New,
York, famed author hunorist,
born Haverford, Pa, SIS years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-05

Freeman F. Gosden, the Amos
of famous radio team, born Rich
mond, Va, 46 years ago.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEFEkTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLOHI1A.
1 fNsAND F0M 110NnOUe COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
= Case No. l0yIDB
JAMES W. JACKSON.
Plaintiff.
VI. DIVORCE
psfendant.
ORDER OF PUHLfCATION
TO: ErLA RASH JACKSON,
PIG Carlisle Street,
Spartanburg, South Carolina.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the bill for divorce filed
against You In Efhe abosc. entitled
cause on or before the 2Sth day
pf May, a. D. Ig45. otherwise the
ale cations contained therein will
be taken as contested.
Done and Orderetit THIS 3sth sday,of
April. A. -, ia45,. At Key Nest.
Florida.
(Circuit Court
SeaD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY: (sdb Kathleen Nottage,
reputy Clerk.
WILLIAM ". AI.BURY.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Observation-Disclosures
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Samuel H. McCrory, noted
Dept. of Agriculture engineer,
born Iowa City, Ia, Sc years ago.
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Awoman never really makes fool
Of q man. she just directs the performance
with the help OF nature.
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Hollywood puts.a premium on, figures
without any dollar mark preceding.
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,ia.takes: wisasmiito assedrn"wisa6a
1.-THE lack Of it. -ai1ioa G35TNAaAU0
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEyENTHs JUDICIAL. CIHCtIT
OF FLORIDA. INLAND f'Dts Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN CIsANCEny.

s.
PERKY PROPERTIES, inc.
a Florida Cooperation.
GLIgDEN HOLDING CORPORA
Defendant
NOTICE
A sworn Bill of Complaint having
been filed herein which contains all
Of the information required 10 he
stated by Chapter 20452. Laws OF
Florida 1871 and which otherwise
complies with the requirements Of
said Chapter, and the plaintiff hav-
ing shown itself entitled To have is
sued this Notice to Appear.
It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDG-
ED and DECREED that.
Glidden Holding. hCorfSoration,
Corporation, previously, or
ganfzed and existing under HE Jaws
of the State of New York.. JsArle n.
Glidden. q ,ts2 Z, dhrk s !, ep,ls. t.eonia;
7s6 Th6mkihs .AvenusI Thenikins-
yilie. New: York fCity. gN. ii,4and
Helen5-N. OConnor Of 432 East list
street, New York Cityi NJ Was Di-
rectors and Trustees Of said dis
solved Corporation and all parties
claiming Interests by, through. un-
DER OF AkdlnSt fAOiuiAH tDA~
poratiun and all parties having or
claiming to have any right. title or
interest in the property herein de-
scribed be and they are hereby re-
quired to appear to the Bill OF Com
plant herein which Ii a suit brought
for the purpose OF permitting said
defendants To redeem the hereinatt-
er described land ON or before the
9TH day of May, 1945, at the office
of the Clerk of this Court az
Key West, Monroe County, Florida.
otherwise the Hill OF Complaint will
be taken as confessed.
The description of the real prop.
erty proceeded against and involved
in this suit is
SEA of the SEA OF the SWh
of Section 10. Township 81
South, Range 81 East, lying In
Monroe County. Florida.
DONE and ORDERED In. Cham.
bers at Miami, Florida, this srd
GEORGE j.. HOLT. Judge.
apr -14-2I- rs ;may5,1945