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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-29
by RALPH RoDEN

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The schedule clearly faYors the
Cleveland Indians In their quest Of
the 1852 American League pennant
but one disturbing factor IN the
otherwise serene picture Is the De-
troit Tigers.
Cleveland 10 due 70 meet The
tail-end Tigers nine times before
the curtain falls on Sunday. Sept.
Is. At first glance it would appear
that this Is 4 feather In Cieve-
lands cap but the marooned IT,
gers have . nasty habit Of beating
the Indians ct the most inoppcr-
tune moments.
Detroit, then in fifth place, up.
set the Indians apple cart last
year by sweeping . 3-game set
from the Tribe late IN September
to kill Cleveland's chances of over
hauling the New York Yankees.
The specter Of 1851 haunted the
\
Indians again Thursday night as
they missed I chance to pick up
ground on the front,running Yam.
KEGS by splitting . twi-nieht twin
bill with the Tigers before s,ses
fans.
Early Wynn coasted to his l7th
victory in.the first game, won BY
the Indians, IS. but Hal Newhous-
er turned back the Tribe, III for
the 1seth victory of his major
league career in the second. A.
the Yanks were Idle. Cleveland ~
manned two games on tie pace
but dropped q game In TIE In
portant loss" column.
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FSL Playoff
Spots Will Be
Decided Tonitc

he Florida State Leagues final
1852 regular season games tonight
win probably determine the third
and io,irth-plaes clubs 10 The over
al standings.
Ths windup likewise can haye q
bearing On opponents for first
place DsI1and and second-pIace
Jacksonville Beach, host clubs h
The plsyoffs which begin Saturday
nlght
ne DeLsnd Red Hats, topspot
winners over TIE entire season b.
. wide margin, win face fhe
fOurth-place club and jacksonville
Beach WIN meet tha fhird-pIacs
tam. The overall standIngs-sep.
assts from TIE second-haA stsnd.
ices-dstsrmins tbs plsyoa Ire.
10.
yaeksonviIie Beach became ~
second place winner Thursday
night when the sea-Hirds took 3
lo-S deeision from the sanford
bluss n Q raln-shoFtened SHINING
game. IL victory was Tie zsth
q the season fog Tom MIIls.
n Daytona Beach Tsianders
beat he Palatka AzaIeas. 81.
and moved into third SPOT Z haIf.
zane ahead u TIE Palstka club.
Their positions could b. changed
by he outcome II tonieht,s con-
tests.
n islandsr triumph msxkef
Eds oasqus's zoeh victory e q
season.
u ne only other action Thurs
day nighf. Deland beat LNesbura
] 81. Ths Cecos -oriands ssms -
essesiisd bsesuss e rain.
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Women's Swim
Tournament
Starts Today

oRMOND BEACH R-The sixth
Women's AAU Synchronized Swim
ming Championships opened here
today with 122 entrants.
So many solo participants-42--
were entered that trials had 10 be
set up in three patches and started
at 8 am. instead Of 10.
The duet championships are
down for Saturday; the team COM
petition Sunday.
Trials are run in the morning
with finals at 2 pm. daily. Exhibi-
tons are held each night. All the
events and exhibitions are at the
Ellinor Village Country Club pool.
The first of the senior national
AAU Women's Outdoor Synchro.
nized Swimming Championships
was held in Chicago. They were
held in Detroit last year.
Entrants this year are from al
parts Of the country, and q are
from Canada.
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CIliId's Killer
Sobs At Grave

MIAMI M--Adela Moskal, 10
was buried Thursday and her "a
thar. who had killed her TO end
her years Of suffering, sobbed at
The srayssids.
John Moskal, 81, sent his wife,
Mary, On Q shopping errand last
Monday, then took Adela into the
bathroom and plunged q knife into
her heart.
He told police his wife had Stun
bled against . grocery counter dur
ing her pregnancy and injured
Adsla's head and, as q result,
the child did no. develop and lived
in constant pain.
my girl is al right now" he
told officers after he had killed
her.
At the funeral q Catholic priest
read the burial service for chill
dren. In the eyes Of the church,
Adsla was stu Q child because she
had shown little development since
birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moskal stood dry
eyed while the priest read the
prayer. When he was finished, q
friend of the family raised her
voice IN . prayer in the Polish
language.
Then Moskal. . native Of Poland,
broke into tears, walked 20 the
easkst and seized the body a his
daughter n his arms.
He b frse under $500 bond sn
. murder charge.
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4H-St1rs, Macy
To Clash Saturday

The Key West AlI-sfsr base
ball Team and the svbRon -Four
nine will clash in HE third and
final game 81 their current %.
ries Saturday night 81 Wieker's
Field. Game time Is $500 pm.
The Stars. In On attempt 10
make n three straight over ihe
Navy nine. viii throw either
Joe Lewis, Maeiss or George
Lssfres 81 The Suhmariners.
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RIBE FACES
TIGER THREAT

The Indians have n games lefs
10 play-including 20 Of their last
q at home. The Yanks also have
n games LEFT but 70 Of them are
on foreign soil. Third-place Bos.
bon has 81 games to 60 but q Of
them are away from home, and
there are NO runs In the Sox On the
road.
The Red Sox also blew . chance
to gain BY dropping the first game
Of doubleheader to the rising
Philadelphia Athletics, Ga. Cass
Michasls' s-run double In the
eighth won Il for the As. The Sec
ond game was rained out.
Brooklyn, meanwhile, continued
ito march 10 the National League
nag BY dumping the Chicago Cubs,
%, TO remain sh games ahead Of
the runhsrup New York Giants.
The Giants swamped Pittsburgh,
1l.7, while Cincinnati edged Bos.
ton, 50 In II innings, and Phila-
dslphia outlasted 81. Louis, i0-e, in
the circuits only night game.
Rubber-armed Joe Black max
ins his 44th appearance Of the sea
son. gained credit for his 1lth VIC
tory for Brooklyn. Black relieved
Glenn Labine in the fifth and
checked the Cubs On one run the
rest Il the way.
Little Dave Koslo had q picnic
at Forbes Field rs the Giants
drubbed five Pittsbursh pitchers
for Is hits. including . home run
BY Whitley Lockman and threa hits
By Al Dark and Bobby Thomson.
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SPORTS :.
BASEBALL
THURSDAYS RESULTS
BY The Associated Press

National League
Brooklyn 9 Chicago 6 "
New York IA Pittsburgh 7
Cincinnati 5 Boston I'll innings)
Philadelphia 10 st. Louis 8
American League
Philadelphia s Boston
Cleveland 81 Detroit "a
Only games
FIorida international League
Miami Beach 8 Lakeland 5 Go in
nings)
Miami 3 Tampa 2
st. Petersburg 6 Key West I
Only games
Florida State League
DeLand 8 Leesburg
Jacksonville Beach 10 Sanford S
Daytona Beach II Palatka !
Cocoa at Orlando cancelled. rair
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Quartet Leads
Natl Wornen's
Golf Meet

PORTLAND, Gre. R-Four IA.
vorits daughters from Hawaii and
ashins,pn. Texas and California.
al ssrsngsrs 10 the lefty position
~ which they find themselves. tee
OFT today Ia The semifinals OF the
Wemens National Amateur Golf
Championship.
NIetcrs IN Thursdays quarter
hnAls q The exclusive Waverley
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|s,oDe Cars
Cross Bridge

SANDY POINT. Nd. W-The
nsw Chesapeake Bay Bridge that
col. - million dollars 70 build
took N ess7 800 during its first
four weeks q operation.
Bridge Director Louis y. 0'Don-
MI saId Q tetal Il -, ia vehicles
crossed The span during TIE peri
- fcr a average q more than
5000 . day.
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and then Bob Gray. Winnipeg. b.
identical and . margins.
Roos beat Colin Brown, LOndon.
Ont, Q and Z, before he met Meis-
ter, who trimmed Eddis Draper.
Seattle, In the morning. : and J.
Bouehey did not manhandle Cap
ilanc's Par 37-:s-72 but b had
TIE shcts when be nssdsd thsfn. ID
his morning round he scored ]
up victory over Nick Werio<k.
Windsor. Ont. After that close
squeak he marched 10 . fairly
easy . ard . deeisica esaT laek
EeynOids. vsrccuya8
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Saint Petersburg 1riumphs
OyerC onehs; HarigIIomers

Inc hCy Wect NUuCuo Ldu uCdu-
on into q two-hit twirling perform
ance last night in St. Petersburg
when Highlander Marshall O'Coine
stiffled their bats with q sterling
performance that gave the Saints a
81 win over the hapless Conchs
who had just begun to look as
though they were going to finish
e. ne season in winning fashion.
Chuck Harig, husky Conch left
fielder blasted q tremendous home
run in the fifth inning for the only
Key West score. The circuit clout
was his twelfth for the current sea-
son and puts him one blast behind
Havana's Claro Duany for the
ieague leadership in that depart
lnent.
The Saints went into the lead in
the opening frame and they added
3 single run in the fifth and two in
the sixth. They scored their final
two counters in the eighth off the
slants Of Dick Hack who gave
them but eight hits for the ball
game.
The only other Key West safety
came in the fourth, 4 scratch sin
gle.
Continuing their relentless drive
toward tie Florida international
League pennant, the Miami Sun
Sox defeated the Tampa Smokers,
SO, Thursday night for their ninth
straight victory. with just nine
playing days to so.
But the Miami Beach Flamin-
COS only W games off the pace.
continued to press the Sun Sox by
stopping the Lakeland Pilots, SIS,
for their fourth triumph In a row.
Gil Torres notched his 10th vic
tory against seven defeats as he
set Tampa down with seven hits.
Miami broke a % deadlock in the
eighth when Max Macon singled,
advanced on Q sacrifice and scored
on single by Dick Gray.
Miami Beach needed a 3.run raj
~ In the top Of the 10th to outlast
Lakeland. Knobby Rosa opened
the winning surge with a walk.
After Chuck Gilman was inten.
tionally passed, George Wehmeyer
singled to score Rosa. Singles by
Jack Caro- and Whitley Plat scored
Gilman and Wehmeyer.
Marshall o'Coine stopped Key
West with a 2-hitter and st. Pc
tersburg defeated the Conchs, 81.
One Of the hits off o'Coine was
. home run BY Chuck Harig in the
fifth.
Havana and West Palm Beach
were idle.
DUG0UT DlGeINc S: The
Conchs journey to Lakeland today
for . three-game series. They re.
turn to Key West on Monday for 4
three-game stand against ST.
Petersburg, and four games with
Havana to wind up the current
season.
The Conch manag cement has an.
nounced the recalling Of Roberto
Bobby" Gonzalez from Panama
City where he has been hitting the
ball at q $50 clip. An outfielder.
Gonzalez has been Ia Panama City
on option.
Louis Carbonell win ily 10 Tam.
pa on Saturday to attend 4 league
meeting which has been set for that
date BY loop prexy Henry S. Ray.
nard. The president did not indi.
cate what would be discussed al
this meeting but Il Il known that
he has plans for cleaning up the
loop salary excuses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-29

Harry Gallatin Of the New York
knickerhockers is spending his sec.
cnd summer studying for his mas.
tiers degree IN rhysieal education
Al the univerxity Il Iowa.
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The largest number of victories
registered by a pitcher without q
defeat during q season was made
by Tom Zachary Of the Yankees
in 1923. His record was 100.
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Lions Outslug Kiwanis In
Little League Playoffs
At Bayyiew Park Thursday
The Key West Lions Club Little

The Key West Lions Club Little
League Baseball team, under The
management Of Paul g. Albury,
outslugged the Kiwanis Club last
night in Bayview Park. to make
it two straight In the 1859 Champ
ionship playoff and became City
Champions for the second consscu-
tive year.
The Lions scored one run IN the
second. TO take the lead. but Il
was short lived as the Kiwanians
came back in the third 70 score
4 runs and send Leo Curry, starting
Lion Pitcher, to the showers and
brought Robert Pazo to the mound.
The Lions roared back in the
bottom half Of the third to score
S runs and again take the lead,
which they never relinquished. A.
insurance runs, the Lions scored 3
in the fourth and 2 In the fifth.
Pazo held the Kiwanians the r.
mainder Of the game allowing /
run in the fourth and run In the
sixth. Featured in the game wss
the hitting Of Gilbert Thrift, who
had 3 for . and Robert Knowles
and George Mira with . for 4.
Michael DrEai and Joe Curry each
had 2 for >. The score:
The scores:
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The second contest was q prae.
tice softbail game between Bavisw
Park girls and Telephone Co. girls.
Some very good talent was dis
played and with q few more prac-
tee games. fans can look forwart
to some good softbaIl BY these
teams.
Bayview Park q managed By
Martha Arrange and the Teisphone
Girls BY Hilda Diax.
All women o. girls interested h
playing. get In touch with either
Of the shove or Paul @. Albury,
City Recreation Director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-29

Don Barksdale Of the Baltimore
Bullets IS IN California where be
Is RADIO ard telsvisicn disc
jockey in oakiani.
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|Freighter Is
Damaged By Fire

JACKSONVILLE u - The Mar
garia Ana, . small freighter In
drydock here, was severely dam
aged by fire Wednesday night. As
sistant Fire Chief W. A. Jackson
said cause Of the blaze had not
been determined. It started below
decks and spread over the ship.
but workmen repairing Il GOT of
Of the damage was
not estimated
@@@~~-~--~@~
In its first infersectional foot
ball game against Oregon Ststs
In 1915. Michigan stats dropped
the decision. 100.
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Today's Games
BY The Asseeiassd Pres,

BY The Asseeiassd Press
American League
Washington at New York (night
Boston at Philadelphia might
Cleveland at Detroit
Only games
NssiensI Lsssvs
Brooklyn at Chicago
Only game
Florida inssrnstisnsi lsssvs
Miami Beach at ST. Petersburg
Tampa at West Palm Beach
Havana at Miami ca
Key West at Lakeland
fleriss State lsssve
Daytona Beach at Jacksonville
Beach
Orlando 1t Leesburg
Palatka a DeI.and
Sanford at Cocoa
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm to-
day and tonight; Friday increas-
ing cloudiness and warm. Local
showers. Winds: Gentle to mod
crate eaSterly to Southerly, fresh
near showers.
Florida: Clear TO partly cloudy
and continued warm today and
Friday except chance of few
local showers and not quite so
warm in the Tallahassee area
Thursday Considerable morning
fog in north portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle variable winds over the
north portion and gentle to mod
crate eaSterly winds over the
south portion today and Friday
Partly cloudy weather. Consider
able morning fog along the shore
in the north portion.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
NOTICE OF PRESUMPTION
OF DEATH
~ THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.


LOIS GIBSON. also sometimes
known as Lois Phillips Gibson.
person believed Ia he dead.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
WHOM II MAY CONCERN, that
the legal presumption OF death OF
Lois Gibson. also sometimes known
as Lois Phillips Gibson, person
believed to be dead, has been es-
tahlished II Is hereby required
that the said supposed deCedent
namely, Lois Gibson. also some
times known as Lois Phillins Glib
son. If alive. or any person for her,
produce to the undersigned, within
three 60 months from the date OF
the first publication of this Notice,
satisfactory evidence OF her CON
tinuance in life.
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
a7th day OF December. a. II. 1851.
(sd) RAYMOND r. LORD
County Judge. Monroe County
Florida.
dec27. 951 :jan3-10-l1.t9 1875!
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

LUBRICATION man. Apply Poin.
ciana Service Station. jan2-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
West Crawls
Out OF Bad
lSnOWStOrmS
Rescuers Use Snowplo~S,
Sleds To Reach 81 Men
MarOOned On O.OOO
Foot Cumbprs Pass
BY The Associated Press

Western states today are crawl
ing out from under the paralysis
of a threeday Sn0wStOrm and
subzero spell that marooned motor
lists. tied up rail traffic and took
three lives in Colorado. Another
two are missing after the cab of
a Semi-trailer was swept off snow
packed Wolf Greek Pass in South
western Colorado
ReScuers Wednesday night used
snowplows, Sleds and snowShoeS
to bite through S-foot deep banks
of snow and rescue 81 men ma
rooned for more than five days
in 10-000-foot CumberS Pass on the
Colorado-New Mexico border.
Eastern New Mexico, most OF
West Texas and the South Plains
area of Texas is locked in the
grip of an ice storm. Telephone
calls out of Lubbock in West Texas
were expected to be on an emer-
gency basis only Thursday because
of ice on wires. Thirty minor
wrecks were reported on highways
in that area. The cold and ice
extends as far west as Central
New Mexico.
An estimated 1000 persons.
meanwhile, were freed when high
ways connecting Utah's Unitah
Basin with Salt Lake City were
opened. They had been isolated
since Saturday. Trucks reached
the region Wednesday night, bring
ing in food supplies which had run
dangerously low. Coal supplies
were reported short in Duchesne
and Roosevelt, Utah.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
SENATOR'S ARE
(CoDtinued From PAGE One)

Continued From Page One1
tance" and made effective as of
midnight on Dec. 81.
The presidential letter, when it
did reach Bukowski's desk, praised
the Chicago bankers qualifications
and added that Il could wish that
they might be extended so that
the RFC could profit further from
the varied resources which you
brought TO the work.
Bukowski said he had offered
the resignation, TO be accepted at
the Presidents s convenience. be-
cause he wanted to resume his post
as president of the Cosmopolitan
National Bank of Chicago.
Usual White House procedure
calls for notification of the person
affected before acceptance of a
resignation is announced.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
Gibson Charged
With Crashing
Into Parked Cars

George Gibson hit two parked
cars in succession and then drove
$50 yards from the scene be-
fore stopping, police report
charged today. The double acci-
dent happened on Caroline street
in front of the ice house at
about $50 pm. yesterday
Gibson hit a parked car be-
longing to John Martinez which
was parked in front of Fisher
mans Cafe, then drove his car
into one belonging to Henry Pc
rez which was parked in front
of the ice plant.
He was placed under arrest by
police officer Jimmie Bell.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
Help Wanted
(Continned)

SHORT ORDER COOK. Apply in
person. Caribe. jan3-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03


NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
To: MAMIE II. ALLEN
l127 Reed Street
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you, and You are
hereby Required to serve a copy of
vour Answer to the Rili of Com
plaint on the Complainants Attnr-
nev. and file the original Answer
in the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court on or before January
2l, A. y. 1852, in default of which
the Bin of Complaint will he taken
as confessed against you.
This notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks IN THE.
KEY WEST CITIZEN.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Florida, this 18TH day of De
cember, y. u. 1851.
(Circuit Court
Sean EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County. Florida.
Ry: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-
Attorney for Complainant
al5tl nuval Street
kev West. Florida .-,
decl3- 20-21 i"3 ;Jah% lH1-
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
HIGH SCHOOL JR.

ties. The charges against Ais
man. a sailor. are taking the
property of another, driving
while under the influence of IN
toxicating beverage. no driver s
license. having two accidents.
leaving the scene of an accident.
using profane language and re-
siSting arrest.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
DEATH
MRS. EVA MARCOUX

Mrs. EVA MARCOUX
Mrs Eva Monica Marcoux, 81,
died last evening in the Monroe
General Hospital. Funeral ser
vices will be held Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the chapel
of the Lopez Funeral Home.
Rev. d. T. Newman will of
ficiate at the services. Burial will
be in City Cemetery.
Survivors are: husband, Ar
thur, Marcoux; three brothers.
Gladstone Jewett, Felix Jewett.
and Harry Jewett: two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Mildren Radford, and
Mrs. w. T Willis; one son. Oscar
Brown.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
COMMUNISTS TURN

Continued nom Page One'
PIG other u. N. soldiers and 7,l42
South Koreans.
However, the Allies have asked
for an accounting of more than
SC. 900 mostly South Koreans. Pre-
sumably many of these now are in
the Red army.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
9-Female Help Wanted

ARE YOU GOING to need money
in 1852? Avon Products has a
good income opportunity for wo-
men right in their own neighor-
hood. Spend few hours a day this
profitable way. To arrange a pri-
vate intedview write Mrs. Smedley,
District Manager. =. o. Box 1101,
w. Palm Beach, Fla. jan2-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATETE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned. desiring TO engage
IN business under the Fictitious
name Of &c q. Powers Coustruc-
tien Co" p. q Box 2io, Key West.
Florida. intends TO register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk Of
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

End Bill Swiacki of the Detroit
Lions in the NIL is the owner of a
insurance brokerage frim in his
home town of Southbridge. Mass.
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

SIXTEEN FIT. Gibbs Sea Skiff with
inboard 6 h.p. Briggs Stratton
motor. anchor, line, bOathook, 3
life preservers. $500 for quick sale.
Apply 1020.B Varela St. or phone
1547-M. jan3-2tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

s0--Legal Notices
l,t q

NAME Static.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring To
engage in business under the fiC
titious name OF CITY Loan piscount
of Key West" SEA SOuthard Street.
Key West. Fla. intend 10 register
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mon
roe County, Florida
Dated January .. 1852
FRANK y. MAGNt'SON.
owner
Jan. 2. 10. II. "a, 1852
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

Temperatures
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIL T.
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE Or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERf.
Ease No. I2-IOS5
'MI-RIEL HEAFNER.
Complainant.
VS.. DIVORCE
ALTON HEAFNER.
Defsnda Mt.
NOTICE BY PUBIICATION
TO: CLAYTON ALTON HEAFNER,
General Delivery.
Homestead. Florida.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
Quired to serve copy of your an
swer on attorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk OF the Court on or
before January l4th. 1852. other
wise Decree Pro ConfeSSo Will he
entered against you.
IYATED at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. this 18TH day of
December, a. ID. 1881.
(Circuit Court
S+aD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Florence II. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
enrique EsQuinaldo, Jr.,
60S Whitehead Street,
Kew West, Florida.
Attorney for Complainant.
decl3-20-21:j jams, 1892
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03

IS FIT. BOAT. In AL condition.
Must sell at once. Will sacrifice.
Sanchez Bait House End of Tru-
man Ave. jan2-3tX
The Key West citizen., 1952-01-03
Watch Your SfenI

Foreman - Hi, what are you
doing Jim?"
Bricky "Sharpenin' bit of
pencil"
Foreman You'll ave the
union after you. me lad. That's
carpenter job, that is.