The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 30, 1954, Page 2

LEGAL MOTICE- Notice is Sepee ge that the following deseribed lands will bi weet. sold at public by the on the First day “ot ‘April, Florida, to pay the amount DESCRIPTION OF LAND— Pt. Lot 1, Sqr. 3 G35-213-214 G47-578-579 .. Pt. Lots 2 &3, Sar. 7 H2-354 Pt. Lot 1, Sar. 8 G30-328-329 . Lot 2, Sar. 9 G29-269-270 Lot 1, Sar. 11 G65- Pt. Bt. Lot 3. Sqr. 14 D3-451 G11-293-294-295 Pt. Lot 3, Sar. 14 G38-11-i2 AMENDED PLAT OF HILTON City of lor together with all costs of such sale an 36-" | au ae ce win: Pt. Lot 2; Sar. 11 G13-136-137 Spencer, a Lot 1, Sar. 13 G40-; Dred 344 noses Bartolone, Fr: ik je same, "EH, ott of ‘ein set opposite advertising, ge Amount of Owner— Taxes & Cost abin, Rose ....... ‘yles, S ul B. ramk J. Bt ux — ; Joseph S, Jr. 9.65 HAVEN, SEC. 2, A SUBDIVISION THE ISLAND OF KEY, WEST, FLA., PB “gael ON ‘Tr. 10—Pt. Tr. 11 G58-372-373 _____ Kitld, Virgil M. Et ux . 5 Acs.—Pt. Sec. 33, Twp. 67S, R aE, ee Side of Dredgers Key Road & Roosevelt Biv 400° x Fie G65-105-106-107-108 Pt. Lot 3, Sqr. 21 T-17 Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 21 G39-55. Pt. Lot 3. Sar. 22 Gil-211-213 Oe oe Pt. Lot oot Pt. Lot 2, Sar. aie Gt. 46 Bot W 4 jar. * 4, Sar. vn a 342 Ft. Lot 3, Sar. 48 D3-464 Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 48 G62-54' Pt. Lot i, Sar. 49 G20-39 Pt. Lot 3, Sar. 50 ¥-130 County Judge O.A.C, Book 1-281 Pt. Lot 3, berie her ae 422 Pt. Lots 2 G3 475-476 ‘Gis om - 38 e Pt. Lot 1, “sar. 62 H2-562 Pt. Lot 2, Sar. 62 G28-8-9 50.97 Gandolfo, Claude A., & Wilson, Howard ©. ... 05.32 Robwrts, B F., E: . Roberts, Paul Ro: eoseeree. Robert F., Et al —.... Saunders, J. A, Est. .- Saunders, Broward B. Hawthvorne, John _P. ibson, George F. Kemp, Henry, Est, 3.59 119.10 10.01 2.56 10.01 Spencer, William H. we Pinder, Bert W., Et ux ... “Dickson. R. C., i Wells, John... lonzo, Yolanda & Cécelia — Read, Norval K. “Dixon, Ralph C., Et ux “Sher, Paul J. Et ux ————— Lot 1, Sar. 1, Tr. 3 G66-262 Lot 2, Sar. 1, Tr. 3 G66-262 Lot 6, Sar. 2, Tr. 3 D2-30 ««.. Jones, Duncan, Et ux —. Jones, Duncan, Et ux .Raines, Thos. P. Pt. Lot 10, Sar. 2, Tr. 3 G4i-246-249 Baines, Leonora. S. Pt. Lot 14, Sqr. 2, Tr. 3 TT-29 Lot 16, Sar. 2, Tr. 3 G8-380 Pt. Lot 18, Sar. 3, Tr. 3 G55-! Pt. Lot 3, Sar. 1, Tr. 8 G11-403 Bila Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 1. Tr. 3 G22-102 . Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 1, Tr. 3 Gi9-21i- G25-239 7 : Pt. Lots 1-5, Sar. 2, Tr. 3 G51-231-232 berts, Jas. oberts, ” McCray, John. bury .. Laurie, Vietor E. —. .. Wilson, Sam, Et ux ——...... Goldberg Theatrical Enter- prises, Inc. WINDSOR surra ADDITION. Pt. Lot 6 of Tr. 3 G22-215 G17-541-542 —_—- Sawyer, William F., Sr. & Kathh Raines, Leonora &. .... Lot 4, Sar. hy ‘Tr. 3 G11-244 PETER A. W! Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 2, Tr. 4 G9-45 1-163 Pt. Lot 1, Sa Pt. Lot 2, Sar. 5 Tr. 4 G8-425" Ctoe «Sane, ar a Gar -aTE a8 . Lot 4, Sar. 6, ‘Tr. BE Lot 3, San @ Tr. 4 G22-441 Pt. Lot 3, Sar. . Lot 1, Sar. 9, Tr. 4 E2-182 Lot 8 of 5 B2-257 . Lot 13 of Tr. 5 B2-372 . Lot 13 of Tr. 5 G12-125 of Tr. 5 G68-311 Raines, Lenora Stvies —.....0 : Pinder, fndison WW. Bt wx o Cruz, Jesus ‘Manuel, Et ux... Sibila, Raul . Rivas, Candida Martin Correll, Emelio F. 'ynes, Carol Perez, HY Est. oe Smith, Douglas E. “Smith, Douglas E, & Leona — Turso, Giacomo & Ovenia .. ELIZABETH S$T. — GALVESTON AND WINDSOR LANE . Of Tr. 5 G55-508-509 . of Tr. 5 A4- 43. . Lot 17, Sar. 2, Tr. 6 RR-259 .- Gary, ee Reading, Wm., Et H. W., Ei . Sibila, Mario ... [A AND PAUL! Raessell it ux oza, Joseph A., Et ux —. al Russell, Wm. Est .... WADDELLS SUBDIVISION, PB rae Pt. Lots 6-8, Sqr. 4, Tr. 7 G56-519-520-521- Lt Lot 13 of Tr. 7 a25-1 G45-222-227 Pt. Lot 5, Sar. 4 ‘Tr. 7 A4-524 | Pt. Lot 4, Sar. 2, Tr. 7 A4-52 re YY-22 wu. JOhnson, Wm. A. Est. Zitter, end s Anna —— SUBD. PB 1 .. Wolkoff, Abe R., Et ux, Cont. Helen Gould Beck ic Johnson, W. A. Est. me Pt. Lot 12, ‘Sar. a tr7 ‘Ki537" = Jonnson, Wm. A., Est. Pt. Lot 8 ‘Sqr. 3, Tr. -_L 386-38 [4b 42 Lot 9, Sar. 3, a ALONEY DIAGRAM, ‘PR 1-22 Sar. 1, Tr. 7 i. fir" G11-446 Gomez, Charles, Et al ._— Pr. Lot 2, Sar. 1, Tr. 7 H1-509 Pt. Lot 2, Sqr. Tr. 7 H1-442 Lot 8, Sqr. 5, Tr. 7 H1-239 Lot 10, Sqr. 1, Tr. Pt. Lot 21, Sar. Lot J, Sar. 5, Pt. Sub. 2, Pt. Lot 1, Sar. 6, Tr. 10 3-669-570 Lot 1, Sar. 7, Tr. 10 PP- Sub. 1, Pt. Lot 4, Sqr. 3, Tr. 11 F5-279 ... Pt. Magy i“ Pt. Lot 3, Sar. H2-26' Lot 11, Sar. _ Tr. 12 G6 Ess 12G12 Lot 12, Sar. Pt Lot 4, Sa Pi Tr. 12 Ga8- 14 Lot Sar. 3, Tr. 12 G59. 35% 329-: 330 .— Padron, Clara, Et Vir «... Padron, Clara’ wunders, Miri Saunders, W. Robt. Adams, Leonia, Et al Roberts, Prince, Et ux .... Leggett, S. D., Heirs 10 . Thompson, Carolin B. Bennie . se .- Pierce, Joseph J. .... Boza, mist Et ux TROPICAL SUB. -ssameee Guze Wie! Tr Farlin Paul, GARTY-HARRIS SUR. Pt. of Tr. 12 G8-430 Lot 5 of Tr: 12 g37-211-272 ae Lot 13 of Tr. 12 G8-430 Lot 14 of Tr. 12 G8-430 Lot 15 of Tr. 12 G&-430 Lot 16 of Tr. 12 G8-430 NS SUB. Bazo, Oscar, Et ux ue Key West Gas Co. Key West Gas Co, Key West Gas Co. Key Morar ONG aaa WATSON SUB, I- Pt. Sor, 1. Tr. G60-490-491 Pt. Lot 8, Sar. G59-343-244- Poot tsar 6 Tr 12 Giec8-¥8 48-27-28 Pt. Lots 3-4, Sar. Pt. Lot 7, ‘Tr. 13 2-332 —-~ Curry, Frank H., Et al Vidal, Dolores Abreu —..... ... Sands, Earl F., Et al Gare'| 2, Sar. 9. Tr. 18 G40-205-206 Acevi GWYNN s Pt. Lot 3, Sar. 1, Tr. 13 G10-353 —.Garcia, Dario Q. and Lot 18, Sar. 1, Tr. 13 E1-247 ...... Pt. Lot_20, Sar. 2, Tr. 13 G67-412 Pt. of Tr. 13 H2-262 G12-318 Pt. of Tr. 13 E2-86 ... Pt. of Tr. 13 H1-590 Lot 3, Sar. 3, Tr. 14 G12-168- "eo Pt. Lot 13-14, Sar. z Tr. 14 E2- 13. Pt. Lots 1-3, Sar. 8, Tr. 14, YY-361 Z-80 G4-256 .. mate = Valdez, Bloney Sands ..... & Kalent Peter T., Et ux "A = Biackw M, John F. —..... g Delaaes, Rr a ries Katie A Pt. Lot 7, La 2, Tr. 16 G49-577-578 The Thoder Gervoration _ Lot 3, Sar. = Lots 2, sa Ac Bay Bottom Southeast of Pt. ee 2-4, Sar. 6, Tr. 16 G67-13 ..... Lot 18, Sqr. 1, Tr. 18 H3-288 G58! 370-3 71 19, Sar. 1, ‘Tr. 18 13-287 208 Tr. 16 G42-506-507 __.. Cohe 6, Tr. 16 G36-55-57 Stone, tuelite ‘ss en, Max, Stone, Lucille 8. Shannahan, Napoleon B., = Shannahan, Anne as Voght, Mary L, ___ Voght, Mary L, Matcovich, Ray B. _- Matcovich, Bertie, Et ux .... ‘All Lot 5, Pt. Lot 6, Sar. | 2, Tr. 18 G58-506-507 G59-17-18 ci .Schoneck, Ade! William J. Pt. Lot 6, Sar. 2, Tr. 18 G58-506-507 Schoneck, Adeline Lot 7, Sqr. 2, Tr. Lot 1, Sar. 4, Tr. Lot 2, Sar. 4, Tr. Lot 13, S 7 G53-207-208 Lot 7, oe 4 ‘Tr. 20 G42-469-470 Lot 12, S Tr. 20 G41-472-473 18 G58-506-507 19 GIs 166-2" 76 Pierce, 166-276 Pierce, Lewis E. . Schoneck, Adeline Lewis FE. ——-_ Lowe, Alfred Lee, Et al... - Villate, Manuel, Et Darby, witless Earle tt not 10 Sar. 7. Tr 3 G40-96-98 ~ Saunders, Ge L 20 -H3-38 $e, pina Lot 8, Sar. 10, Tr. Lot 10, Sar. 10, Tr. 20 G6 eee /™Lot 11, Sar. 10, Tr. 20 = Lot 12, Sar. 10, Tr. 20 E Lot 1, ‘Sar. 14, Tr. 20 erretty Whi oe Aral Yat Et ux. Char! Let 5, Sar. 14, Tr. 26 G44-100-101 — Topping ae Lot 3 & Pt. 4, Sar. 3, Tr. 21 G&5-68-69 Lot 11, Sar. 7, Tr. 21 H3-173 Lot 12, Sar. 7, Tr. 21 H3-17 Lot 12, Sar-,8 Tr. 31 G53-525 i Sar 28, Tr. 21 @4s22-93" 7-! 537 11, Sq Tot 2. Sar Let 3 Sgr. 23. Tr. 3 Gas tr. 21 G3 189-180 Rendueles, ~ Rendueles, Mane = VF ‘Thomp: Sirugo, R. Roberts, Olga K., Et Vir . -- Roberts, Olga K. Et Vir DESCRIPTION OF LAND— Lot 14, Sqr. 28, Tr. 21 G12-300-301 . Lot 165, Ser. 23, Tr. Aig G25-23: - : ‘Sar. 26, 1 G3" Tr. 21 G37-247-248 1 G3 4 +H ae ux 88 ae mWitham swond 21 G37-247-248 31 G37-247-248 Grant, James D., Et ux Sar. dt, Tr. 31 Geiii0 | — Gonsslen Jose A. it Say Lot 10, Sor. 28, Tr. 21 tein = Munoz, Gilbert, Et ux Let 1, Sar. 29, Tr. 21 Lot 7, Sar. 29, Tr. 21 & Lot 3, Sqr. 31, Tr. 21 G59- Let 4, Lot 5, Lot 6, Lot 9, Lot 10, Sqr. 31, Tr. 21 G59-407-408 _ Sar. 31, Tr. 21 G59-407-408 Sar. 31, Tr. 21 G52-14-16 . Lot 11, Sar. $1, Tr. 21 G59-407-408 _ Lot 12, Sar. 81, Tr. 21 G53-14-: Lot 3, Sar. 35, Tr. 21 G45-140-141 W. 100° of 5 gdb Of N,% Of Sar. 37, Tr. 31 Lot 3, Sar. 40, Tr. 21 G52-14-16 Lot 1, Sqr. 41, Tr. 21 G38-97-98 peed %, oy 41, Tr. 21 G38-97-98 Sqr. 42, Tr. 21 G60-167-168 Sqr. 42, Tr. 21 G62-480-481 Sar. 45, Tr. 21 G63-452-453 Sar. 45,Tr.2 1 G63-452-453 Sar. 48, Tr. 21 G48-132-133 oe. 48, Tr. 21 G25-231 Sar.48, oe 21 Gé2- ae % Sar. Tr. 21 In CO’S PB 1-43 & PARCEL OF UD UB! GEORGE ST., ROOSEVELT BLVD. & Blk. § G57-! my wi 225 KE Lot 16, Sar. 2 G49-274-275 Lot 17, Sqr. s Ciba 275 Lot 9, Sar. 3 1 t 10, Sar. 3 30, Sar. 3 17, Sqr. 4 1-155 18, Sqr. 4 54. so Pl FounbAtion sun, PLAT 2, PR 1-189 e: , Sq Bar. 16 1 5, Sar. 16 1. M. 18, Sar. 1, Tr. 37 ae 14, Sqr. 1, Tr. 27 H3-11 ig PA Sar. 3. T: A G59-355-351 Lot 18, Sq: Tr. 27 Gi 5 5: 25-268 Ey oldsl? Sa: G: eee SUBDIVISION PR 2-113, A Lot : Bik. 3 G56-97-98 Lot 4, Blk. 3 Lots 3-4, Sqr. 2, Tr. 2 G48-363-364 —..., Lot 11, Sar. 2, Tr. 28 G25-302-305 Lot 12, Sar. 2, Tr. 28 G25-302-305 Lot 1, Sar. 1, Tr. 28 B2- i L- Lots 10-11, Sqr. 3, Tr. 204 Enis MIEN Lot 1, Bik. 2 G68-293 tet 17, Sqr. 5, Tr. 30 J1-196 _ t 21, Sar. 6, Tr. LAND BUYERS ASSN., PB 1-: meets Arturo —....=. DIAGRAM PR 118 nat ate = Grant James i @37-247-248 — Grant, 21 G37-247-248 .... “Grant, Sar. 31, Tr. 21 G59-407-408 ... Roosevelt Boulevar. Sqr. 31, Tr. 21 G59-407-408 .... Roosevelt Boulevard Holding --+ Sunshine Construction ~~ Bossert, William Stewart y —Padron, Cle 2, Sar. 41, Tr. 21 G52-14-16 —. sunshine Cor c. «~ Johnson, Harry — Bode, Ignacio, Et ‘ux .. Pona Lo Lot € 2 saat: “18h. teete t5- 166 Goidtsnoven, Aloysia §. —.... ‘Rocuavelt ‘Give, O82-517e6i8 —— Weinstein, Benjamin & SIRUGO SUB. PB 2-137, RESUB. OF I yBLKS. 36-53, OF WEST FOUNDATION, SUB. PLAT 1, ——... Key West Foundation Co. — ——— Drudge, Samuel H., Bt ux --——— Goehr! Key West Fi TELLO TO" TOWERS, PB 1-140 1 ee nN W. Franklin, J: RL —. 28, LYING BETWEEN LAIRD Te @ ATLANTIC BOULEVARD —=-ssemm Cohen, Nat, Et ux ... ee Jesse L. & 30 G12-231 H3-304 Villate, Manuel Owner— Hernandez, Jr., ae ‘Amount of ‘Taxes & Cost ado Garcia rmandez, Amado G. D., Et ux —_ James DB; Et ux James D., Et ux James D., Et ux James James Grant, ~~ Grant, = nt, Ji .. Grant, James D., Et ux Noble, Byron I, Et ux .— MeKillip, Odes B. & Anita — .. Roosevelt Boulevard Holding Corporation, Inc, Corporation, Inc. Roosevelt Boulevard Holding Corporation, Inc. ... a Const. of Key West, Ini Corporation, Inc. Roosevelt Boulevari Corporation, Inc. Roosevelt Boulevard Holding Corporation, Inc. .. of Kev West, Inc. & Grace Mary __. — Roosevelt Boulevard Holding Corporation, Inc. sess . Sunshine Const. of Key West, I - Thompson, Charles E., Et ux Thompson, Charles Navarro, Raymond G., Jr. Goidtsnoven, Aloysia’ 8, .... Stanley, Mark D., Et ux Brickman, Henry - 127.68 KW REALTY 1D. LAND BOUNDED BY BLK. 58, —- Cohen, Max- Neen . 605.20 ‘ehrbein, ffeintich L., Et ux eneete, Heinrich L., Et ux ened ae Foundation Co. .. West Foundation Co. .. feed Raymond M., Jr. Key Wert Founda’ ring, Alton .. . McFerron, John A., Et ux Foundation Co. Jonnson, ‘W. Franklin, Ji Peitce Vitel Peirce, Virginia E. Macros Corporation CO. DIAG. PB 1-1 Taylor, J. Robert, Ht ux —- Taylor, J. Robert, Et ux —— 22 78! measures priority as much as pos- < of a farm bill, revision of the Taft- | Bolstering Of USS. Economy Is Aimed At By JACK BELL WASHINGTON \? — Senate Re- publican leaders moved with Pres- ident Eisenhower’s apparent back-| ing today to push into the fore-/ ground of the congressional pro- gram measures aimed at bolster- ing the nation’s economy. Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich) invited key committee chairmen to a meet- ing of the Senate Republican Policy | Committee at which he said he will urge early action on major economic proposals made by Ei- senhower, | Ferguson, who heads the policy | group, listed these in an interview | as including the House-approved tax revision bill and measures for housing authorization, social secur- ity expansion, hospital construc- | tion, highway building, rehabilita-| tion of the handicapped and re-| vision of public assistance and child welfare, “We plan to give economic sible in our drive to get the Presi- dent’s program enacted,” the Michigan senator said. “Of course, | p as other measures of general na- ture come along, they will be sandwiched in.” | In the latter category, he said emphasis will be laid on passage Hartley Act, approval of a foreign | trade measure and action on the! regular government money bills, Eisenhower prepared for deliv- ery to Congress today a message Spelling out his foreign economic recommendations, Although Ferguson would not | comment, it was learned elsewhere that he and Sen. Knowland of Cal- ifornia, the GOP floor leader, had | checked lists with Eisenhower and had his approval for the push be- hind the economic measures. Ferguson said he looks for no business recession of serious pro- portions but added that the eco-| nomic measures should help along in the transfer from a Korean War to a peace economy. He said he thinks final approval of a bill to reduce many excise taxes—which may come tomorrow —will serve as an immediate stim- ulant to business. Secretary of the Treasury Hum-) Saunders, Miriam .. 114.06 SUNRisis snons PB 2-164, SOUTH OF FLAGLER AVE. & ‘SOUTH, ioc mine woeetainiols erie laa Bik. 6 - }, Blk, 6 G6i-475-47 mar9-16-23-30,1954 Ld, BLK. 3 & 4 OF KW FWDN. CO., PLAT ne. 1, PB 1-155 pal VanDeursen, Opa! VanDeursen, we VanDeursen, VanDeursen, —--—— VanDeursen, VanDeursen, ‘VanDeursen, VanDeursen, VanDeursen, VanDeursen, VanDeursen, VanDeursen, , Opal Kiplinger, Kenneth H. Et ux . ARCHIE ROBERTS, TAX COLLECTOR- TREASURER, KEY WEST, FLOR THE VETERANS CORNER Here are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to four questions of interest to former servicemen and their fami- lies: Q. I started training as an ac- countant under the Korean GI Bill, but I’m afraid I’m in the wrong field. I know I’ll have to make my one-and-one change of course, but I want to be reasonably sure it'll be the right change. Could I get VA voeational counseling to help me? A. Yes. You may apply for coun- seling on the same application Q. I want to go to college un- der the Korean M Bill to take courses in a variety of fields. They wouldn't lead to a degree or to any sort of objective; they’re just courses I've always wanted to study. Would I be permitted to do ee under the GI program? A. No. Under the law, your train- ing program must lead to a single, identifiable educational, profession- al or vocational objective. woud not be permitted to take ‘ourses that do not lead to such i objective. Q. My wife and I both are World War Il veterans. May we buy a business together, with a GI bus- iness loan, and thereby increase the amount which may be guar- anteed? It would not be a reai estate loan. A. Yes. However, the guaranty may not exceed 50 per cent of the (Veterans living in Key West, |i Florida who wish further informa- tion about their benefits should con- tact the VA office at Room 218, Post Office Building). Medicine Man Just Changed ° ° ° His Gimmick By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE AP Science Reporter KANSAS CITY #—The old-time medicine man didn’t die—he’s still doing business as the food faddist and food quack, a outri- tion scientist said here. Some 10 million Americans pay out $500 millions a year for “‘health foods,” “health aids” and “diet supplements” they don’t really need, Dr. Horace L. Sipple, ex- ecutive secretary of the Nutrition Foundation, New York, told the He am everyone suffers | from some dietary lack. He disagrees with established in-| formation, condemns the generai- yy recognized and authoritative or- ganizations and institutions. He promises a quick, easy rem- edy if people do as he says. And “he always has something Fat people now are a main tar- get, Dr. Sipple said. “The racket of reducing aids and diets is now one of the most active “Au types Of food fads have one characteristic — claims unlimited in scope and as fraudu- lent as any made by the medicine | man of yesterday” who hawked | cure-alis on street corners. Phrey, who opposed the billion - dollar cut Congress made in this instance, said last night Republi- cans could take credit for “the —_—————__ Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND mndcusan COFFEE — TRY A POUND TODAY — $e seraceertoneiesteeatnnecrae= siden Now Playing BARN THEATRE “MISTER ROBERTS” A Comedy Joshua Logun By Thomas Heggen and Presented by KEY WEST PLAYERS Tickets On Sale At Betty Ann Stationers, $16 Flemng Street RABBIS LONGEVITY FORMULA PAYS OFF NEWARK, N. J. & — Thirty years ago Rabbi Abraham Bern- stein wrote a book on longevity. ' Sunday he celebrated his! | 100th birthday at a party attended | by 75 persons, including five chil- | dren, 14 grandchildren and 18 Sreat-grandchildren. The rabbi’s formula for life: cleanliness and a good diet. greatest tax reduction in history.” He estimated the 1954 total at sev- | en. billions. But the secretary said on an| MBS radio program he doesn’t be- lieve any additional reductions will be in order, even if business does | |not pick up as he now expects it to do. He said the Public has been “a little misled in talk about ae much business has to pick up,” adding that employment in Janu- ary and February of this year was higher than in any other year ex- cept 1953. Ruling out emergency tax meas- ures, Humphrey said he thinks the | things the Republican administra- tion is doing now ‘‘are sufficient and will do what is required” t keep the economy at a high level. A highway, 30 feet wide runs across the top of Grand Coulee Dam. BLACK HILLS PASSION PLAY Amphitheatre Sat., Apr. 17th & Phone 2-0511—Lake Wales, Fia. Roller Skate 420 SOUTHARD 23-9162 PARTY RATES School — Church — Club BEGINNERS WELCOME 2:30 to 4:30 — 8 to 10:30 P.M. —— FURNITURE SPECIALS Platform Rockers .. $23.50 Chrome Dinettes $59.50 Lined Oak Dinettes . $59.50 EISNER FURNITURE CO. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 Key West Radio and TV Service Calls Answered Prompily WE DO ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS Car Radios A Specialty 1001 Simonton Street TEL. 2-8511 GIVE wr cirt oF HEAR we eM! TH HAARING AIDS | co the life of a hard-of- Eating friend or. loved one. Visit or phone today for com- plete information. It’s 80 easy +80 thoughtful AMY OPTICAL DISPENSARY 423 Simonton St. Phone 2-7522 ! Parker, pretty young dime store long | clerk. | Jobholders Declines Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, March 30, 1954 Texas Negro Faces Death Sentence DALLAS, Tex. (®—Tommy Lee} | 30 climaxed a series of Tapes, at- Walker, 19-year-old Negro youth, | tempted rapes, and reports of a jfaced death in the electric chair | nude prowler in various sections today for the murder of Mrs. H.C. | of Dallas. A post-mortem indicated |she had been raped on the night Walker was convicted of murder |M? slayer stabbed her in the —|¥ ith malice last night by a District | throat. Walker denied any connece | Court jury, which deliberated about | | tion with the crime at the trial, an hour and a half. | Mrs. Parker’s slaying last Sept. | BILL'S LICENSED PAWN SHOP 703 Duval Street Number Of Federal WASHINGTON #—The number | of federal jobholders declined 6,125 in February as compared with the preceding month, a Senate-House committee reported last week. This was the 19th consecutive month the number of government | workers decreased. The Joint Committee on Reduc- tion of Non-essential Federal Ex- penditures said there were 2,340,- 767 persons on the federal payroll in February as against 2,346,982 in January. POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman DIAL 2-9193 Your PURE OIL Dealer Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries ACCESSORIES STRONG ARM BRAND COFFER Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS RADIO and a CIFELLI'S tr'sec Factory Methods Used— All Work Guaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. 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