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Evening star., 1953-06-16
Seoul Raided,
Red Offensive
Rolls South
Inchon Fuel Dump
Left in Flames; Foe
Takes Finger Ridge
By the Assoeiaied Press

SEOUL, Wednesday, June II.
Fifteen Communist planes
bombed Kimpo Airf1eld and
Scouts port of Inchon last night
and early today, touching off
huge fires visible for 40 miles.
Meanwhile, the big Chinese
offensive overwhelmed Finger
Ridge, western anchor of the
flaming 50-mile front in Eastern
Korea. and rolled on south.
The weight of the drive, which
had hurled back the South Ko-
reans east of the Pukhan River,
was shifted suddenly westward.
Nearly 5000 Chinese Reds hit
Finger Ridge, scene of bitter
fighting last fall. The ridge was
lost by noon.
Then the Chinese surged on
south toward the Kyoam Noun
tain complex.
Fire RACES in Fuel Dump.
Fire set of by the Red air
raid ragged through a fuel dump
at 1nchon. It was the biggest
Communist air raid of the war
on Scouts envircOs.
The 5th Air Force said an un-
determined number of bombs
were dropped.
The Air Force said it was be-
lieved the attacking planes were
Russian-built POI light BIZ
planes. This is the type of plane
which has been making frequent
harasSing raids by night.
The Communist onslaught on
Finger Ridge was pressed despite
a furious rain of bombs and
flaming napalm from about 500
planes.
Reds Brave Heavy SheIling.
The Chinese. apparently bent
on gaining vital heights before
an armiStice, drove into the
teeth of Allied artillery and small
arms fire. They appeared heed
less Of losses.
Syngman Rhee. 78-year-old
president of South Korea, made
a flying two-hour visit to the
blazing east-central front to
confer with his embattled army
commanders. He was accompa-
MED by 1t. Gen. Maxwell D.
Taylor, United States 9th Army
commander.
Weary ROK soldiers who bore
the brunt of the mightiest Red
offensive in two years dug into
new positions on the Pukhan
River front, east of Finger Ridge.
They were reported holding
One American officer said the
Chinese apparently were sur
priSed at their 2-mile gains and
unable to expolit them immedi-
ately.
South Korean commanders
openly labeled the Communist
drive 'political'-designed to
prepare the way for a post-ar-
mistice invasion of South Korea
by the Reds.
Seeking Prestige Victory.
Other allied officers speculated
the Communists want a final
prestige victory, or to push the
truce line Southwards. The Puk-
han front is some Is miles north
of Parallel 38, pre-war boundary
of North and South Korea. Only
at the extreme eastern end of the
battle line are United Nations
forces farther north.
Whatever the Reds motive, the
stepped-up action was exacting
a heavy toll. The United States
9Th Army reported the Commu-
nists suffered their heaviest
losses since October in the week
ended Sunday-9,200 killed or
wounded.
Assaults by as many as 5000
Communists probed allied lines
as far east as Anchor Hill, near
the coast, where more than 1000
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Woman Reports Hearing Crash
At Time When Plane Vanished
Seorchers Sent to Area Above Salisbury;
Oil Slick Dredged, Nothing Found

River off Monte Bay, would an
swer the riddle of the disappear
ing craft.
Dredgers from the Coast
Guard boat Mistletoe and three
Maryland Conservation boats
moved futilely through the wa
ters of the bay area, extending
the search from the new oil slick
to another discovered yesterday
near Deal Island 13 miles south
west.
Fishermen were of the opinion
that oil drums used to mark
their crab lines had spilled the
slick onto the waters.
Altogether, about 40 planes
were searching the coastal area,
the marshes and coyes for the
plane which vanished in q
thunderstorm Friday evening.
Civil Air Patrol planes from
Washington, Maryland and Della
ware. augmented by air rescue
teams, continued to fly two-hour
shifts in a grid-by-grid survey.
Nothing was sighted this morn
ing.
Waiting for News.
Meanwhile relatives waited
anxiously at the municipal air.
port here. They arrived in Sal
isbury on Sunday, sat all day
yesterday in the waiting room
Evening star., 1953-06-16

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sion of the bill instead of sending
1t to conference to compromise
the IL per cent in the Senate
bill and an increase Of about
Is per cent previously approved
by the House.
Congressional action was COM
pleted soon after the House met
when the bill was called up by
Representative Kearns. Repub.
lican of Pennsylvania, subcom.
mittee chairman. He acted after
District Committee leaders had
received assurances from spokes-
men of the police and fire de-
partments they would be willing
to take the Senate version in
stead of risking delay by at
tempts to compromise the House
and Senate action.
The bill raises the pay Of all
officers and members of the Me-
tropolitan, White House and
United States Park Police for
ces and the District Fire Depart
ment.
Crime Increase q Factor.
The increases were approved
by Congress after testimony
pointed to the increases of crime
in Washington and the difficulty.
especially in the Police Depart.
ment, of holding its men under
the present pay scale. Many had
been leaving the uniformed force,
it was pointed out and even in
tensive recruiting attempts had
failed to fill the Metropolitan
Police Department up to its au.
thorized strength.
For both the Police and Fire
Departments, it was urged that
increases were justified to meet
the increased cost of living.
Cost Of the bill is estimated at
So million. District officials
predicted today if the President
signs the legislation as expected.
they will be able to put the in.
creases in effect on the first
pay day in the new fiscal year
which begins July /.
To carry the raises through.
out the coming fiscal year, how
ever, it is understood the Dis.
trict Commissioners will ask for
an additional appropriation Of
about So million.
Called Up Early in Session.
The police-f1re pay raise legis.
lation has been pending since
early in the season. It was
passed by the House March %,
When it reached the Senate,
however, District Committee
Chairman Case held up consid-
Grafton until he heard from the
Bureau of the Budget as to the
financial condition of the Dis.
trict.
The Budget Bureau. after
some delay, suggested that the
District finances could stand
only an 8 per cent increase, but
would not object to 70 per cent.
The Commissioners then recon-
mended 10 per cent, but the
House District Committee finally
approved and sent to the Senate
a IL per cent increase.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

1948. He served in the Army in
World War I and now has a
commission as colonel in the re-
serves.
The Guggenheim family long
has been identified with promi-
nent Western mining interests.
Mr.. Kemper, 66, will succeed
Herschel v. johnson. a career
diplomat who is retiring. He is
now chairman of the Lumber
mems Mutual Casualty Co.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
BULLETIN

SALISBURY, Md. (R.-A
Civil Air Patrol plane reported
today it has sighted aircraft
wreckage on the ground about
10 miles south of Cambridge,
Md. A Navy helicopter
was dispatched to determine
whether the wreckage is that
Of the missing Washington
plane.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
News Conference Set

President Eisenhower will hold
a news conference at 1O:30 am.
tomorrow. It viii be the first
one since the President changed
the conference day from Thurs
day to Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Bovuriun Leader Arrives

NEW YORK, June Is [R.-
DR.. Hans Ehard, Minister Presi-
dent (governor) of Bavaria, ar
rived here by plane today to
make a tour of America and
study the American way of life.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Two Pleas Filed
With Douglas
For Rosenbergs
Doomed Atom Spies
Sign New Petition
To White House
BULLETIN

OSSINING. N. Y. (P.-Jul-
ius and Ethel Rosenberg today
signed a petition to President
Eisenhower asking, for a Sec
ond time, for Executive clem-
ency.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Great Ice Pyramid
Sighted in Annopurno

THE STORY OF ANNAPURklA--
Heodins for the top Of the world, the
mountoin- climbing expedition journeys
through NepoI to the vilIose Of Tuku-
eho. The first sight Of the immense
ice pyromid-ths greet DhouIosiri--
is described in todoy's instolIment on
poge A..
SWEET CHERRY SEAsoN-Ths
season is short for the dark cherries
from the orehards Of the Poetic North
west. Food Editor Violet Faulkner
provides recipes for mokins the most
Of the juicy Binss and Lomberts on
poae 4.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Guide for Reoders

Amusements BIB Lost. Found .A-3
Classified D-l4-20I obituery ----A-l4
Comics ---B-22-23 Redo -Tv ----B-zl
Editorial ALI Sports ----A-i6-l9
Edit Articles Alb Womon's
Fins"eioI- 1zo-zl seHio" ---s-,-s
Evening star., 1953-06-16
By Robert K. Walsh

BY Robert K. WoIsh
Supreme Court Justice Doug
las today weighed almost un-
precedented pleas by two groups
Of lawyers seeking to prevent the
electrocution of the convicted
atom spies. Julius and Ethel
Rosenberg.
The condemned couples last
hope Of obtaining at least a stay
Rosenberss Offered Asylum by Polish
Reds If Released by U. S. Pose A-3
Harry Bridges Freed Of All Charges os
Supreme Court Quits. Pose AS
Evening star., 1953-06-16

(See DULLES. Page A-5J
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Waiting for News.

tSee PLANE, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1953-06-16

(see ROSENBERG. Page A-30
Evening star., 1953-06-16

Seole Of New Pay for Policemen ond
Firemen. Pose 81
Evening star., 1953-06-16

(See KOREA, Page A-3O
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Congress Votes
Il Pei. Police
And Fire Raise
Moy Go in Effect
aOn First Pay Day
After July
By Harold B. Roaers

The House today passed and
sent to the White House legisla-
ton providing IL per cent pay
raise for police and firemen. The
President was expected to sign
the measure.
To expedite enactment, the
House approved the Senate yer.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Chapter @012S - Acts OF 1854
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
FLORENCE n. BAKER, as Admin
fstratr4x OF the Estate OF LerVy
Torres, holder OF County Tax Ger
tificAte No. es7, issued the LIST day
OF June A.D. 1919. has filed same
In nv office. and has made appli-
cation for a tax deed 10 be issued
thereon said Certificate embraces
the following described property tn
the County ~ Monroe. State Of
Florida. to-wst:
PALM VILLA. PIC PINE KEY.
pB 14ks- Ida r. CALKiNs Ell
Al. SffR 1T. j. SEC -. TWP
SIS. r. z8E. Lot 5. Sar. ~
1F-1aa. Aa recorded in MonF0a
County Records
The assessment ~ said property
under the said certificate WAS In
the name OF NJ Snear,
Tniess said Certificate KHan be
redeemed according ts law the
property described herein viii be
sold to fAe highest bidder At the
Court House dear On tie first Mon
dav ia the faeBth Of June. 1853,
which IL fhs ist day ~ June. feS1-
Dated this 18Th asF ~ AprBi.
1854.
Eoars seal CsNrk ~ Ctrsptt
Eaast. aie8rss
Cau8ty FLORIDA
by Flertaes &. sawyer. DC
april 20 Esasa .s-19s4
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Tallahassee, Florida,
April Bird, 1883.
NOTICE

Tallahassee. Florida.
April Bird, 1858.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer for
sale, for Objections Only, in ITALIA
hassee. Florida, at 1900 O'clock A.
N. May 18th, 1853, the following
described land in MONROE COUN-
TT. Florida, to-wit:
A parcel OF bay bottom land In
Boot Key Harbor, south OF and
adjacent to Government Lot .,
Sec. 10. Township Sc South,
Range 80 East, at Marathon,
Key vaca, Monroe County,
Florida, and containing 81
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The Sale, il and when made. shall
ing unto themselves 75% of the
so g Of the petroleum thereon or
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund of
the State of Florida
DAN MCCARTHY.
Governor.
Attest:
+. c. ELLIOT. Sec,
Trustees /. I. Fund.
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NOTICE Or APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

SNAHteF &Hf - - Acts OH 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
DOROTHY DANIELS. holder OF
County Tax Certificate No. aS6, ~.
sued the LIST day Of June. AID. 1885.
has filed same Ia my office, and
has made application for a tax deed
20 be issued thereon said certIfi-
cate embraces the following de-
Neribed property In the County Of
Monroe. state OF Florida to-wit.
PALM VILLA. BIG PINE KEY,
PLAT BOOK !, PAGE 50. LI)A
II. EAIAkINS EFT AL. SUB Lot
j. SEC. a5. TWP S. r. 20 Lot
II. Square se tJ1-issi As re-
corded in Monroe County Rec
orsfs.
The assessment Of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name Of ~. Speer
Unless Eaid certificate shall 10
redeemed according 20 law. the
arsperty described herein viii be
sold 10 the highest bidder at the
Court House door on the first Nom
Hay In the month Of Iune, 1853.
= hich IS TIE lat day ~ June. 1853.
pAted thts tsfh day ef April,
1855
f,lfeagt Earl. r, ADAMS.
Court seal Clerk u rgrs ait
Eanrt. Monroe
County Florida
BY Fiarsncs Z. Sawyer, DC
april - may S-1asS
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

&MdRNEr %Vt&@ ~- ACNA ON 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
DOROTHY DANIELS, holder of
County Tax Certificate No. 225, Is.
sued the LIST day OF June. AID. 1876,
has filed ssafne In my office. and
has made application for a tax deed
to be issued thereon said Certifi-
cate embraces the following de-
scribed property in the County OF
Monroe, State of Florida. to-wit:
PALM VILLA, BIG PINE KEY,
PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE SO, Ida
r. CALKINS Ell AL, SUB LOT
/, SEC. 20, TWP. SIS, r. 20 Lot
10. Square SO (J1-199l. AS re-
corded in Monroe County Rec
ords.
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name OF; n. Speer.
Unless said certificate shall he
redeemed according TO law, the
property described herein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
Court House door on the first Nom
day In the month OF June. 1853.
which is the list day of June, 1853.
Dated this 18th day OF April,
1853.
Circuit EARL r.. ADAMS.
Court Seal Clerk Of Circuit
Court, Monroe
County Florida.
By Florence e. Sawyer, DC.
april "a .mayi. S-lg53
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so-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAM
Gerry.
No. 1861
ALFRED NJ. HENKING and
MILDRED L. HENKING,
vs.. Plaintiffs.
D. S. EZELL.
Defendant.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
TO: d. s. EZELL
co Atlas Construction Com
pany
Bottle Postaie II
Casa Blanca
French Morocco, Africa
You, d. S. EZELL, are hereby no.
titled that a Bill of Complaint to
foreclose on the following:
On the Island of Stock Island,
and being Lot numbered Twen-
ty-eight (2Sl of SUN-KREST
Subdivision, a subdivision of a
part of Lot Two ca. Section
Thirty-four GS4ls Township
SiXty-seven $50 South, Range
Twenty-Five (25l East, accord
ing to plat thereof recorded in
Plat Book l. page 107, of Mon
roe County, Florida. Public
Records
has been filed against you and you
are required to serve your answer
or pleading to the Bill Of Complaint
on the Plaintiffs attorney, NJ. Ig-
natius Lester, 420 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida, and file the
original answer or pleading in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court. on or before the 18th day
of May. 1853. If you fail to do so,
Judgment by default will be taken
against you for relief demanded in
the Bill of Complaint.
This notice shall be published
once each week for four consecu-
tive weeks in The Key West citi-
zen
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Florida. this 18th day of
April, AID. 1853
lSEALl EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: tsdl Florence E. Sawyer,
NJ Tgnatius Lester,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
400 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
apr17-24;may1.s,Is
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THE VOICE OFLOVE

sd like to talk to my sister,
Mrs. Ounce. It's serious.
The blonde head wagged mega
lively. I'm afraid she won't see
you, dear. / hate 10 sound face
tious, but the thud was terrific. ]
really don't think your sister viii
ever be the same again.
The little chin Quivered. Il
want to see my SiSteris
when you're older, dear. you'll
learn a valuable lesson. That is,
TO look before you leap
~She shouldn't be herei She
should be with her folks
~But the monster, you see, is
still at the hotel. She wants Moth
ing more to do with the monster"
Nancy's eyes grew large. -Then
they did have scrap? Then it's
all over7s
The answer came from Ruth,
not from Grace Ounce. Hi,
Moppet." She smiled wanly. "And
suppose il is over?"
Nancy did a rare thing for
Nancy. She rushed across the
room with an unusual display Of
emotion and threw her arms
around her sisters soft trim
waist. I'm SO sorry she blub-
bered. Ruth, I'm very sorry"
Sure" Ruth disturbed the Inn
preSSive order of the feathery
black curls. $50 am !. But il might
as well be now as later. Grace
and / have talked it all over.
We've come TO the conclusion that
il would have been worse had
found out after we were mar
ried.s
''She's right. Ruth"
''The only trouble is. you see
that il doesn't make it any easier.
How'S Mr.. Hufford9"
Campaigning for Doctor.
"And Mr.. Langley Curtis9n
ale left last week. The funny
thing is, he said he hated to leave
the hotel"
"You notice, think, that | don't
ask about Dan. But just for
laughs, what's he doing2"
Campaigning for his hospital
He made a speech in Fishermen's
Quarter the other day. He said he
didn't call them free-loaders.
But he did. He'll have to be
defeated. Nancy"
tie be contlnuedl
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Chapter 2o722 Acts OF 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
FLORENCE e. BAKER. as Admin
fstratrix of the Estate OF Leroy
Torres. holder OF County Tax Ger
tificate No. a3s. issued the list day
Of June, AID. 1898. has filed safna
In my office, and has made apple
cation for n tax deed 70 be issued
thereon Said certtficate embraces
the following described property IN
the County OF Monroe, State Of
Florida. to-wft:
PALM VILLA, BIG PINE KEY.
.PB I-sa, LIDA X. CALKINS EFT
AL. SUB 1T j. SEC. 20. SWp.
Sc 81, r. 39E. Lot >, SCR. 30
Ii-a99. As recorded In Monroe
County Records.
The assessment Of said property
under the said certificate was In
the name Of. ~. Speer.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described herein viii be
sold to the highest bidder AT the
Court House door on the first Mon
day In the month Of June. 1853.
which is the list day OF June. 1853.
Dated this 18th day Of April,
1853.
Circuit EARL n. ADAMS,
Court Seal Clerk Of Circuit
Court. Monroe
County Florida
BY Florence e. sawyer. DC.
april "a ,mayt .e.lsss
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long; he'd been in business with
his uncle too longl
Dan. let's drive 10 Doctors
cottage"
Cant. We had q brawl. He ac-
cused me of not really knowing
my business"
WAS he right, DAMP
He nodded. Eyes, he was right.
1t was one of those one-in-fen-
thousand mistakes we're all likely
to make. And the fisherman didn't
help matters by trying to use the
arm before he should have. sup
pose / should have dropped in on
him from time TO time. But I've
been busy"
Too busy to handle your prac-
tice? Dan. that's an awful thing
to say!"
LIE SHRUGGED. sIt'll be differ
n emit when I have my hospital.
III bring in several young fell
lows Just starting out. Actually,
I'll function as supervisor and
general executive. Well organize
the territory. We'll"
Not if ! can prevent il, Oar"
But you can't let down nowi
I've been counting on you'll They
respect your fatherl But if YOU
60 against him that puts US on
even terms with the opposition.
Don't you see, you emotional
idiot? | must have your support. y
Emotional tchdt?"
Too late he saw what he'd done
Listen" he said, listen to me.
It isn't what you think
But it was. There the truth was
in his eyes. To him she was an
emotional idiot, an emotional
idiot who could be usedi There ii
all was, hideous in his hideous
black eyes! Dan" she whispered.
ashen. "Oh. DAM"
NANCY CARLISLE opened the
gate in the picket fence and
stepped tinidly into the yard. Her
mind in a turmoil, she dainti-
~ drew off one of her white mesh
gloves and gave a genteel rap on
the door.
II was opened promptly by
Grace Ounce. Hello, Mrs. Ounce
Is my sister heres."
Grace waved her inside.
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Chapter 20

Nnapter 20
THAT irritated her. @You'd have
I to charge too much, Dan. I've
been going over the figures. You'd
have to charge too much. Besides,
where would you get the money!"
He gave it to her straight
Businessmen in San Francisco
will back me. It strikes them as a
good investment. The dividends
viii be paid regularly, and in turn
they'll attract fresh capital"
II see"
"Why so downcast, pretty gal?"
Il thought you wanted hos
pital, not business. DAN"
This was serious. His smile
faded. The black eyes flashed. IS
there any law that says one can't
have both?"
But it wouldn't be your hos
pital, would it? The policy, neces-
Sarily, would be set by your BUSH
ness-men investors. And If it's
Just dollars and cents thing to
them"
rubbish" -
But Ruth had been shocked.
Her mind recoiled from the very
idea. Dan, / couldn't support
such a plan. ! just couldn't"
Now wait minutel"
It's no longer question of
satisfying need, don't you see?
And its no longer a question of
doctors overseeing the services
rendered all. It's Just business,
as you put il.
He reached into his pocket and
drew out small plush box. 1--we
got ring" he sang. Who wants.
a ring2"
"Not notD DAN" Greatly dis
turbed, she looked away from
him. Dollars and cents. Dividends
How could he even think in such
termS2 Bob was right. A doctor
had the right to be rich because
he helped you when you needed
help most. Any sensible person
would agree with that Bu; it was
quite another thing to enrich
others, to make business C al
of the suffering of human heGegs.
She swallowed. 1t revolted her.
What sort of man was this man
she loved? He'd been in -glio too
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NOTICE or APPLICATIONS
ron TAI DEED

NH8ENFF III -@~ Nets on 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVES that
r. r. CRANE. hal6ar ~ cannsy Tax
Certificate No, stS. lNsnsa the aath
sAv 81 Jaas. AD. 1855. has filed
Same in mT 0ffsEe, Rnd hiss snRee
application for a tax d@ed Go be So
sued thereof said Certificate Nra.
hr&e@s shs faiiaw lng Described
property tn fhs County Of MNaroe.
state 81 Fkovs8a, ts-wss
8StaA%D CT EET LARGO -.
fssse Let 3, SEC. e. r 50 "a
- s.. s &rF&e ft-&&% A. 49,
eaFaea 81 Ma@s9e seNntW Rss.
srss
ne assessment 81 nMfs prunerty
wN&sx So said certificate Vas ~
sA% EaEze afs Ker Esaxnky Gers
Eat&ss essS c@Fs4fscass 0hakF -
r<sssmsss asNssaiSg te aw, fks
aFap&e4v Described AeFRsn wftf k~
& - t&& ksE@axs saEssr Al -
Cawrt EsEse 9eeg % tks flrux sEes.
S&w II Fhs Es3fh 81 Tans. 1854
mhE9h e tes gss AaV ef t1ne. 1888
Eaks& tAsa aktA Az 80 Auras
csrauss EANL r ADAMS.
EFt EfxR GEfE - Es8SaaE
E@Ft NsrMe@s
fsG%Mtr EAa.s Assa
H. r@Mes E MA@ geH. 49,
ARe 50 nas sE#ta
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ron TAX DEED

Chapter 20S12 @@ Acts OF 1871
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
DOROTHY DANIELS. holder OF
County Tax Certificate No. 7ze, la
sued the LIST day Of June. AID 1853,
has flied same In my office. and
has made application for = tax deed
20 be issued thereon said certift-
cate embraces the following de-
acribed property in the County Of
Monroe. state % Florida, to-wlts
PALM VILLA. BIO PINE KEY,
Plat BOOK 4. PAGE So Ida
r. CAIsRfNs EFT Al SUB LOT
I, SEC. "a TWP. Sc. r. - Lot
square 7s sgt.fsa1. AZ re-
corded "a Monroe coHnty Rec.
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The asnessmsnf - aafd property
mndsr the said certificate VAS IA
the name Of, n Epeer.
UnfeaK said certificate shall be
redeemed AecaFdsnN 70 lnMs the
property described herein VIII ha
sold to tha highest hl6der at the
Court HOUSE douF On the fret Mon
day On the fnonth ~ June. 1854,
which IL the fet Gar - June. 1919
Dated thsA ISth day ~ April.
1855
Circuit Earl. n. ADAMS.
Court seal Clerk Of Clresif
Eaarf. Monroe
eaunfg Florida
~ Ftsfancx 6. Sawyer. DC.
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