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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE no CREDrrons

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
NIeA3 PF9Aaeo Act. s0em, ne. 1907
w TIE CuuhF or THE COUNTY
yUDQE. MONR0E COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
cHiRLEs FREDERIC ALBERT.
~. also known - c. y. Albert.
Deceased.
70 All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
AgAinae Said EseAkes
You and each Of you are hereby
noeified ana required 20 present any
claims and demands which you. or
either cf you. may have against the
Jr.. also known a. {. +. Albert. Jr.'
deceased. late Of said County 20 the
County Judge Of Monroe County,
Florida. at his office In the court
house OF said Connty az Key West.
Eios.ea. within etght calendar
publication ef this notice. Each
claim or demand shah be in writing,
esnee and post cffice address OF ere
claimant. ana shall be sworn 20 BY
ehe claimant. his aren't. his attorney.
omo any such claim or demand net
- filed shall be void.
(sl BILLIE PIERCE ALBERT
A. executor OF the Last wtli ana
Testament cf Charles Frederic
Albert. Jr., deceased.
TOM O. wATMxN4
Attorney for Exeeutrtx,
esi whitehead Sc
Key West. Florida
dseiS-:a-.s,Isss;'ans.iss4
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WE ARE nov accepting appliea-
tons for two retail statesmen 10
|sen new and used automobiles.
Must be- sober, reliable and honest.
Prefer local men with experience
In selling automobiles, insurance.
etc. Apply ID psrson. Navarro Inc.
e01 Duyal St. decl6-tt
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
9f1TEEMTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF TINE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND R0n MONROE COUNTY.
II CMANCEHY.
Case Ne. 12-eIe
AUhELlo PAGES.
Plaintiff,
Luz nARIA cAsrASEDA PHoSEs.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
10: Luz MARIA cAsTAHEL1A
80 zaauetra.
Habana. Cuba.
YOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
shnk suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
aniTed 70 serve . cory OF YOUR an
awsr on EnFtque Esqui. lido, Jr..
Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF thla Court on or before the
7iat day Of January A. d. 1854.
otherwise 3 Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
KEY West, Monroe County, Flor
Ida. December 2ist. 1853.
(Seail EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the
AHGdlA court
Bvi tsd) Florence T. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
dec. azs7s. 1863: Jan. s-17, 1854
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
m AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case Ne. 1888
TAsA LOUISE GRIFFIN.
Plaintiff.
va DIVORCE
Defendant.
NOTICE NJ PUBLICATION
TOs EUGENE GRIFFIN,
Henry Grady Hotel,
Atlanta, Georgia.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve q copy o.
your Answer 20 the Complaint for
divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor
and file the original Answer in the
Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the llth DAY o.
January, A. d. 1854. in the above
untitled cause, otherwise the aIlega-
items therein contained will be TAX
DONE ana ORDERED at Key
west. Monroe County, Florida, this
attn day OF December. A. D. 1853.
EARL r.. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
(sEALl
By: (sd) Florence z. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
(sdl =. Y. PORTER, W.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
ais Fleming Street,
dec. e-iB-23-3s. 1851
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Driven, Roosevelt Blvd. and First
sc. dcc29-St
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BABY sitting by the hour. Also
room and board. Can furnish
good references. 1923 A Seminary
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PIERRE DUvAI. NJ. Mus. Private
instruction piano and accordion
for advanced and beginners. Phi.
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TWO clerk-typists with knowledge
Of general Office work. Contact
Administrators for further informa.
Ition. MONROE General Hospital.
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del. dark maple. Practically new.
Sacrifice, 5000, 100 United ST..
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quire 200 Fogarty Ave or Phone
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|34A-Restaurant and
Store Equipment
3S-Wanted To Buy

UNITED States quarters dated
from 1917 to 1924. Old coins ap-
praised at no charge. Top prices
paid for nice coins. Address In.
quiries to p. o. Box $50, Key West.
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FOR BUYING or selling any kind
Of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming st. Es-
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ALLSTATE Scooter. I ". old, tiSs.
1923 White St., after 500 p. m.
AS George Allen Apt.
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Evening star., 1953-03-06
By the Associated Press

ABERDEEN. Md. Mar 6.-The
Army has announced new travel
restrictions on military person.
mel at its proving ground here
in an attempt to cut down a
high accident rate.
Soldiers leaving the post on
pass will not be allowed to drive
to any point beyond a 90-mile
radius. The. limit does not ap-
ply to commercial rail, bus or
airplane travel.
Capt. William E. Strubel, di-
rector of the proving grounds
information and education
branch, said series of lectures
on safe highway driving also will
be given to personnel at least
once a week.
Capt Strubel said the safety
campaign is aimed primarily at
drivers under 25. He said 79
Aberdeen soldiers were involved
last year in highway accidents
which brought death to eight.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Bible Aids Freedom
Fellowship Is Told

The Bible is the greatest
force in the world for building
political and personal freedom,
the Rev. Robert T. Taylor, gen.
eral secretary Of the American
Bible Society. declared last
night.
"Bible-reading men are lib
loving men," he told 160
persons at the annual dinner of
the Lutheran Laymen's Fellow
ship. He cited Jefferson and
Lincoln, among others, as read
ers of the Bible.
Dr.. Taylor said the society
has been successful in getting
Bibles into virtually every coun-
try in the world, including Rus
sia. He said 100000 copies were
taken into Russia in 1945 and
1947 by Amtorg. the Soviet COM
mercial agency, and some 8OO,-
900 Russian-language Bibles have
been distributed elsewhere since
1923.
DIR. Taylor objected to the
distribution Of Bibles to the
armed forces by the Govern
ment. The word of God
shouldn't be CT issue" he as
serted. THE. Bible should be
gift. and a link with the home
church."
The fellowship. composed of
laymen from all branches of the
Lutheran Church, elected Harry
Shoup president to succeed John
w. Boehne. A. B. Strum was
named vice president, Adam
Wenchel, treasurer, and Martin
A. McGrory. secretary.
The dinner was held in the
social hall of Luther Place
Memorial Church, Massachusetts,
and Vermont avenues NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Talbot Sees BuiIdup
Of Chinese Air Force
BY the Assoeiaied Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Mar. g.
United States Air Secretary Har-
old E. Talbot said today the
Chinese Nationalist air force will
be expanded.
Il can't discuss it, but you
know a buildup will happen" he
told newsmen. Then he left by
plane for Tokyo and Alaska en-
route to Washington. Any
buildup presumably would have
to be supplied largely by the
United States.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Army Curbs Soldier 7roveI
From Post at Aberdeen, Nd.

The average of the driver in
these accidents was %.
Five of the deaths resulted
from smashups on Route 40
within 20 miles Of the proving
ground.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Mail Lost in 1888 Found

A sack of mail lost since a
plane disappeared in the Swiss
Alps back in 1893 recently was
found thawing out on a glacier,
Zurich reports.
Evening star., 1953-03-06

Here's scoop! A jacket your wosh-yet you
can wear it out all kinds Of weather. because it resists
rain and wind! Made by Pickwck Of sturdy Dan River
popin smart plaid facing in votdy dyed matching coors
Note the tailoring detoIs-se-n shoulder, shirt-cuff,
corded front and Seno zipper Spring eoIors, to TO-
1cnsburghs-BoYS SHoP-Fourh Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Thot such tempting trio Of beautiful gift slips should
fount such q tempting price tog is something that
could happen only at Christmas time ond only at
konn's! Every lost stitch Of every one is ny'on And
you know what thot Less core. More wear
Never any need to plug in the IRON And never before
have we seen such extrovogont and effective use or
exquisite oces dramatic permanently Pleoted tIounees'
filmy net or such luscious shades OF pole pink or
blue or bridal white, 0iftworhy as any slip cou'o ever
be at this price. Certain to tlotter. to P'eose'
Konns Second Washington Street Floor, Artngfo"
Evening star., 1953-09-09
U. 5. Minister Presents
Credentials TO New Sultan
BY the Assoeioted Press

RABAT. Morocco, Sept. g.
The United States yesterday for
mally recognized the new
French-picked Sultan of Moroc-
CO, Mouley Mohammed Ben
Arafa.
Joseph Satterthwaite, United
States diplomatic agent with the
rank of minister, presented his
credentials to the Sultan. Mr.
Satterthwaite's legation head
quarters IS in Tangier, the in
ternational zone at the northern
tip of Spanish Morocco, but his
accreditation includes all OF
Morocco.
The American representative
called on 64-year-old Mouley
Arafa at the beautiful Moorish
palace in the center of his CAPT.
tai here. The new Sultan was
proclaimed August %. two days
after his nephew, Sidi Mo-
hammed Ben Youssef, was de-
throned and exiled with his
household to the French island
of Corsica.
Accompanying Mr.. Satter-
thwaite were United States Con-
sui General George D. Lamont
stationed at Casablanca; Consu
John Dorman, Rabat: Col. vii.
liam Vitman, military attache
and Col. r. j. White, air at.
tache.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
U. 5. Asks Dismissal
Of TideIands Oil Suit

The Justice Department yes
terday asked the q. s. District
Court for the District of Colum-
bia to throw out a suit by the
State of Arkansas challenging
the right of coastal States to oil
lands underneath the marginal
seas.
Congress enacted legislation
at its last session recognizing
claims of the coastal States to
the lands. Arkansas filed a suit
contending the legislation was
unconstitutional.
In reply the Justice Depart
ment filed q dismissal motion
contending that Arkansas has
no legal interest. The depart
ment contended further that
Arkansas does not have the right
to sue the Federal Government
without the consent of Congress.
Arkansas has until September
II to reply to the motion. After
its reply is filed a date will be
set for arguments on the matter.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
Fur Robbers Arrange
For Release Of Victims
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Three
bandits held UP a fur company
yesterday, leiSurely spent an
hour selecting $4,000 in choice
furs and, after they fled, ar
ranged to have a Western Union
messenger free their victims.
The well-dressed trio saun-
tered into the Philip Buchberg
Fur Corp, tied up three en-
ployes, picked the furs and fed
with their loot plus $3.50 cash
taken from the employees.
Just as the employees managed
to unite themselves, a Western
Union messenger appeared to
"pick up a message" Police said
the robbers put in the call, ap-
parently to make sure their VIC
tins would not be tied up too
long.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
Pope Calls on Youth
To Fight Inhuman
Forces in World
By the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Sept. o.
Pope Plus XII urged Catholic
youth throughout the world to-
day to fight for Christ and the
church in world that is so
inhuman because it is so anti
Christian"
The Pope spoke to diocesan
assistants of Youths of Catholic
Action in Italy. But his words,
given in a special audience yes
terday and released today by
the Vatican press Office, were
meant for "all catholic forces
and especially for youth.
The Pontiff warned youth
against the dangers of the mod
ern world, which, he said,
"deafens youths with its clamor
and tires them with its constant
restleSSneSs."
Call to Men of Good Will.
I'm these times of confusion. +"
the Pontiff said, "the church has
called and continues to call all
men of good will to consider
themselves mobilized for the
fight against a world that is so
inhuman because it is so anti
Christian"
I'VE ourSelf," he continued,
constantly repeat that, with GER
tain old structures now collapsed,
it is necessary to undertake the
work of building world which
under many aspects would be
different and better"
Suffers Nerve AiIment.
The Pope urged Catholic youth
especially to devote itself to this
task as an army of the altar
peaceful, but daring, ready
for defense, conquest and posi-
tive construction"
The pontif1 continued his pro-
gram of special and general
audiences at his Castel Gandolfo
summer home today despite a
slight nerve Inflammation in his
right arm. 1t has compelled
him, temporarily, to place his
papal ring on his left hand for
offering to the many persons
he receives in audience.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
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how much better you feel tOmOFrOw.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
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low priced at ~
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Evening star., 1953-09-09

Mr.. Arthur Bender, fashion
consuItant for Citation shoes,
will be in our Down Stairs
Store shoe department Sep.
tember 10, II, IL, to assist
you in choosing fall footwear.
Evening star., 1953-09-09

Naturally it's impossible for to carry the hundreds o
styles that make up the complete fo line Of beautiful
Citotion shoes x. so we've asked Mr. Arthur Bender
fashion consuont for Citation to bring sample in
each briont new style. You may choose the one that
you prefer and will be hoppy order for you no
extra cost. We will measure your foot accurately and
you may try Citotion shoe in your size to assure
perfect fit. Delivery in few weeks All Citation shoes
have dir foam cushonine and are guaranteed by Good
Housekeeping Sketched, some of the many styles.
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vile, Miss, won first prize of a
100000 scholarship; Mr.. Eugene
Fisher, Mound Bayou, Miss sec
ond prize Of a $25O00 scholarship,
and Miss Edna Mae James, Round
away, Miss, third prize of $4,000
scholarship.
The theme of the contestants
was "The Negro And His Part In
The Progress OF America" The
contest was under the direction
of Sir j. w. Chambers, Vice Grand
Mentor, Arcola, Miss, assisted by
Daughter G.. l.. Bridges, Clerk in
the Chief Grand Scribe's office,
Shelby, Miss.
The meeting was also highlight
ed with a mammoth street parade
on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der A. The Sacred Heart High
School band, the high steppers of
the COahoma Junior College band
and the Maroon and White band
Of the Colemand High School led
the over a mile parade down the
streets of Greenville in a very spec
tacular way. The hard labor of
Sir J. w. Chambers, Arcola, Miss,
Sir c. J. Bacon, Greenville, Sir w.
G. Wilson, Leland, Miss, the ere
ative decorations of Greenville
Arcanum District and the artistic
work of other citizens of Green
vile made this parade one of the
best parades in all the "a years of
Tabor.
On the eve of the close of the
annual session and Immediately
following the keynote address of
Mrs. Edith Sampson, banquet
was held in the cafeteria of the
Coleman High School, sponsored
by the Greenville Taborian Hos
pital Auxiliary, Daughter Lonnie
B. Steward, president. Daughter
Willie Mae Taylor, president of the
State Taborian Hospital Auxiliary,
Grenada, Miss, served as toast
master.
National officers attending the
five day meeting were: Daughter
Mabel V. Gray, International Grand
High Preceptress, Los Angeles,
Calf; Daughter Erma G.. Smith,
International Grand Queen Moth
er, st. Louis, Mo-; Daughter Mary
Davis, Grand Officer of the Ten
nessee Jurisdiction, and Daughter
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torneys to set aside the convic-
tions and death sentences of Irwin
for allegedly raping a white farm
wife on the grounds that he was
denied due process of the law.
Irwin is one of the three Negro
youths originally charged with the
alleged rape of the Groveland
woman and convicted in 1949. Two
of them, Irwin and Samuel Shep-
herd, were sentenced to death. The
third youth, Charles Greenlee, then
Is, was given life Imprisonment.
He did not appeal and is still serv-
ing time in the Florida peniten-
tiary. A fourth youth, Ernest
Thomas, was shot to death by a
sheriff's possee before ever reach
ing the courtroom.
The first conviction and death
sentence of Irwin and Shepherd
were taken to the U. S. Supreme
Court by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. The high court ordered a
new trial in April, 1851. Justice
Robert H. Jackson, in his concur
ring opinion, stated that the events
surrounding the trial did not inject
any civilized conception Of due
process of law"
On the eve of the new trial, No
vember 6, 1851, Shepherd wa $
shot to death and Irwin seriously
injured by the sheriff while he was
transporting the two men from the
state penitentiary.
The second trial was held in
Ocala early in 1852. After one
hour and twenty-three minutes de-
liberation, the all-white jury found
Irwin guilty" and he was again
sentenced to the electric chair BIZ
Judge Truman J. Futch.
NAACP attorneys for Irwin APP
pealed the conviction to the Florida
State Supreme Court and cited p
errors committed by the lower court
in convicting and sentencing Irwin
the second time. Most glazing were
the refusal of the lower court to
admit into evidence a public opinion
poll showing that the people in
the county of the trial were preju-
diced against the convicted man,
and the refusal Of the court to
order a mistrial after the state )
attorney had made prejudicial re-
marks to the jury, plus the intro
duction into evidence of articles
seized by arresting officers without
a search warrant.
The Florida high court denied
the appeal and affirmed Twins
conviction on June %, 1858. On
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her body would have been more
damaged.
1t is felt that the C&G is re-
sponsible for mishaps of this sort
due to it's poor protection for the
citizens who must cross their
tracks. A meer sign saying stop"
isn't sufficient to furnish protec-
ton Of the right sort for our local
citizens that might become victims
of the same incident any time in the
future, until the GIG puts up gates
that will block off the public COM
pletely while their trains are pass
ing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-11-21

things that are wrong"
Mrs. Sampson au d e d the
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
for their continued progress and
she praised their great and noble
founder. The Rev. Moses Dickson.
She also commended the Negro
leaders of Mississippi for their
intelligent, patient and stalwart
leadership.
Another feature during the
grand session was an Oratorical
contest on Monday night, Novem-
Der 2. where Is girls and boys of
the Tent Department of the
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
competed for first, second and
third prizes amounting to $4,000
in scholarships.
Miss Armosietta Lewis, Green
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he saw Jones on Beale Street sew
eral days later and summoned po-
lice, who arrested him.
Jones denied the charge. He said
one or two other men who were
with him at the time got the $40
from Silas.
The jury was virtually in agree
ment from the beginning. They got
the case at 4:10 P. M. and returned
with the verdict 20 minutes later.