The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 20, 1954, Page 10

He Hf Ee Sk any lingering doubts to force all non- cases out of the tals! Well, legionnaires and veterans more, every has ever made a- ed to publicity \ampaign, speakers and trintinghetet (3) Under the guise of economy, try to makesthe American people want ‘bekicked out. (These are qui the Legion Article) The Ami Legion’s stand on » this very i ant issue is not to give treatment to those non-service ia war chest (estimat- ) to finance the|* i “ x * Key West Guard of Honor: annual elec- installation Stephens, Adju- tant: Paul L. Mesa, Jr, Executive’ ‘Committee: Harry R. Taylor, Har- ty J. Metzger, and Herman Gor-' The position of Chaplain and jutant carry the rank of VRIGINAL ILLEGIBLE oh pos egeereny store room in busi- jani2-tf; West. Citizen. connectet digabilities who can af-|Lieutenant. Congratulations to the|23511, Ex. 8-219. “ford private treatment but give treatment) those that have ex- hausted’ their. private savings and cannot jafford: it any longer. Just on@set-the cases mentioned’ to show yoU. Who they want kicked Femur, bilater- newly installed and may, you ha an exceptional year in office, x wk * Get out and knock on every doo for ’54 and help your friends that served with you— &—Male Help ees 3; Veteran is married] DALLAS, Tex. — The boy’ Schiff’s Shoe Store, Wife ill for long tumor, Spent en-| Son had to quit i support family, Vet- er and receives sta- -for arrested T. B, me insurance po-| just one of the many *§,000) but. presents a@ small picture of the typical ex- amples found in VA general hos- itals aré*é¥er more tragic. Even igh these people are being attaeked none of the attack- ers have.affered a solution ‘to the: problenj, @héy know that commu- nity ang state hospitals are entire-' ly unpre ard to handle the eases, The ee tican Legion invited AMA Idadeis. in 1952 to a confer- ence td sit down and discover a better gystem of veterans care if Possible but nothing came from that meeting that. was constructive nor wag expression gotten * from the AMA. as to how to pro- vide proper*‘care for the patients whose ¢jec} it sought. Well, aires, let’s get out, get the members in and fight for these men with whom we served. Tt will besaong fight and we need strength to. win. fae . 8 Althot ost of you probably already:Have read or heardabout it, 1 thought I would let those that might § jow, that the Salva. tion Ai ‘asonce again returning to Key:, I think this i the best néwethat I personally have heard ii many moons, This ‘Organi. tation, al h criticized for their methods “St™fimes, is one Of the Greatest in this country df/ours. Salvati 1 am aYoungster compared fo the d World Waiif veterans but Phave: 2 special place in my 7% 3 for these wonderful people of Ar- my. I have talked with Several of! the old titi@rs and I have Jet to find anyfhe*that didn’t pit this Sroup inp special class. Wéeome to Key ihe Salvation Army, We are gladyou have returns and hope that you find your stay here @ pleasant one, x *& * Boy Scoyt Troop 256: Did you Know that the Post spon- wors Boy Scout troop 256? Well, they do and at the present time they negd’ more boys and more help in the scouting business. 1 cannot think of any program ip the country that should have the ba Ing that ‘this.one does. If yoy Interested-in helping put the Troo on its feet then contact the Ad. jutant and he will give you the in- formatio#ehout it you might de- sire, If yOW Have a son or SOns in! the scouf age and he isn’t already signed up then bring him to US and! we will take over from there, | x * * Happenidgs At The Post: ‘The Legionnaires’ Clubroom Progress@d very well the past Sat. urday with Paul Mesa, Bethe! Johnson, ifel Edwards, Carl Saw- yer, Richard Wood and Pete Gella there to do the job. Mi la. came in the grocery store and looked hurriedly at each carton of eggs in the grocer’s rack. Each was labeled, “All new. All The thgust the box to- fresh. All white.” ister bis ee ie ‘you have in them?” oon LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS LAW NOTICE 18 GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious mame of “SMOKE HOUSE”, Key West, Florida, intends to. register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County, Florida, Dated January 20, 1954, > HASTINGS ADAMS BOB WHEELER EUGENE GATES To ‘All Creditors and Persons Having Claims Against Said Estate: You and each of you. are hereby notified and required “to present! any claims or demands which you, of you, may have of Harriet Tima e late of said ‘County to the County Judge of Monroe| County, Florida, at his office in the) Court House of said County at Ke: West, Florida, within eight (8) calendar months fro date of} sworn to by the agent, or attorney, and claim or demand not so filed shall| peated December, 29, 1953. pan mber, (sd) CLAUDIA ALBERTA) As Executrix of the Last Wi! Testament of Harriet Ii leceased, dec. 80, "58; jan. 6-13-20, 1954| NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STA’ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to en-| gage in business under the fictiti- tious name of “The South Wi RITT| WAITRESSES e | Motel. U. S. Highway No. 1, ada, Florida, intends to registe: County, Florida, Dated December 18, 1953. CALISTA A, WALLEN, Sole Owner. Gee. 80, 1958, jan. 6-18-20, 1964) NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that! the undersigned desiring to engage! i business under the fictitious name) ° NEMO” the Clerk of the Cireult Court of Mon- nty, Florida. roe County, Flor! bor coulii be used (tools, also) in this project as I have repeated! several Nimes. The room ig gow} shout 4 of the way finished put! ‘The Stone Hotel, 921 White St. it on tions: neatness, \driver’s Rainbow Dough- nut Shop, 1030 Truman Ave. ———— ‘WOOL presse, experienced only, steady position, union wages. 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