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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Valuable Personal Property
STATE OF MARYLAND

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, to wit:
By virtue Distrant issued by Nathan J. Kahn
Landlord and to Sheriff of County, directed at the
suit OF Nathan j. Kahn Henry Cassel Nathalie
Casse and by virtue of Writ Facias issued bv the
Trial Magistrates Court for Montgomery County, me
as Sheriff of said County directed of Nathan J.
Kahn Henry c. Cassell Nathalie E. CasseI have
this End day of August 1854 seized execution
all the right title interest estate both at law and
in equity of the said Henry c. Casse Casse
of n to and about the following described property to wit
8 beds with springs and mat eft ladder
tesses 1 hand grass cutter
1 breakfast table traps
1 Bendx washer tub, packed
2 boxes miscellaneous items baskets, packed
l can of kitchen equipment 4 boxes, packed
1 kitchen cabinet 1 box lamp shades
1 electric range CWesting. 2 rugs
house, 1 double mattress
1 basket bed clothes trunks, packed
2 trunks miscellaneous items Box records
Z rugs beds
1 box books 1 chest drawers
l box pictures single mattress
1 white chest drawers mirrors
1 ironer boxes packed items
6 chairs l sewing cabinet
2 chdrens chairs Foot stool
1 magazine rack Flower stand
1 foot stool 1 baby chair
2 stands 1 table
2 boxes miscellaneous items straight chairs
1 writing desk Piano bench
2 wash stands 1 shoe shine cabinet
5 electric floor lamps and overstuffed chairs
shades Roll rugs
1 reclining couch Lot bed clothes
8 small tables Wing back chair
2 arm chairs Bed CANOPY
9 chairs I ss,..ft =. 81 Couch 81" az b" a.
2 rocking chairs Mattress
1 smoking stand Ironing board
1 small round table Single mattress
large pictures Lot rugs
8 lawn charS Rug
2 bundles bed clothing Wood basket
chest drawers Chest
2 small tables Play chest
small book case 10 barrels, packed
B boxes miscellaneous items l Flag pole
1 clothes hamper 1 vanity
dresser bundle swings
l bureau 2 bed rails
2 stands Box books
piano stool Curtain stretchers
1 sewing table Lawn chair
chairs Vacuum cleaner
l whanot stand RCA TV set
box miscellaneous carpenter Chest drawers
tools Love seat
5gal oil can Baby Grand piano
IgaL oil can l buffet
l sprayer bed
1 garden tractor with cultiva Single bed springs
tor and mower G. E. refrigerator
1 straw hook Secretary
l hoe 3 pictures
sack garden tools 2 baskets, packed
1 sack watering 2 pillows
yard roller Desk
All boxes, barrels contain such miscellaneous
items clothing, Dishes kitchen utensils, etc.
hereby give notice that will sell all the right title
interest claim and estate both at law equity
said Henry Cassel and Nathalie E. to and
about the above described property the highest bidders for
cash Tuesday August 81 1854 Express Company
East Middle Lane, Rockville Maryland, 1000 A. NJ
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
Charles S. Lawrenson Sheriff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19

Albert M. Bouic and
VIM. V. Bouic, Soils.
Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19

thereby, the undersigned will Of
fer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, in
front of the Court House door
in Rockville, Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19
PUBLIC SALE

am disseminating farming and will sell my farm To-
Gated adjoining Hyastown intersection
Route rs known the price Farm which II
Frederick and 13 Gathersburg in Frederick
Co1ntv. Md on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19
Order of Equalization

No. 1854 Equi'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-19
Order of Publication

No. 1869 Equity
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

80 "eS. convertible;
equipped; Hydra-Matic; radio and
ssaSsssE5 s.Ss5 TY TEicYhniHIEFsa; iIFss; RETs5 Hhss s5Hahksss
1909 Wisconsin ave. An. 4-1722;
oLDsMo.ILE AZ g rgturarnic "os. 4
iisht:. 1Hi hydra; i; % perfect M running soiS SS'
Pvt. owner. $685.. IA. 6-s9o9.
oLDsMoBILE ,ss .bs" convertible,
leather interior; very low mileage;
CySNs eXysSsllsnt c cRsrsss:1n.E, s1., condition. PvT.
oLDs 1881 "9s" Holiday 4-door,
radio; 10000 miles; one owner;
WEInSoRn sTfsG.iSasl MEeo5TTeoas's lNe seo chrys.
ler-Plymeuth Direct Factory Deal
ers, 1902 ocorsia ave-. Silver sprins,
OLDS. '52 Super "ss" 4-dr.; Hydra
Matte. r., h., low nnileage, one owner
beautiful 2-tone green finish; Wv.
tires; car, positively same as new
DasSiassS .sesHseSSuts MSss Sss q BIZ sfin
5OlO wis. ave. Wo. $4,000. 10
OLDS 40 "9S" 4.door; Hydra. r.
and h.: two tone This car has only
3I.000 miles; Top cond; L guar; p, &.
oIns 2te snd II .yl st. pw hyS,s ST sT sSiod .int
ysc. ysEs esan c only fSos s4ss tssnH HkEE shf PoS y
TIAC; 10th and M SITS. NV. ST.
oLDS so de luxe "ss" 4-door sedon;
equip. one owner; S1.025. IA.
OLDS 40 "ss" sedanette; heater. 8.
c.. .Hydra-MAtic: special price, 1895
Fully guaranteed. PEAKE MOTOR
Co., Wis. ave. At Albemarle. EN-. 3
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AUToMoDlLgs FOR SALE

PACKARD 1899 40" 4-dr,; end
owner; .gcod shape: radio, heater.
PACKARD 1949 "S'' 4-dr. sedan;
ORIGINAL black finish, like new: $685..
TREW MOTOR CO.. Washington's s
Oldest and Largest Dodge-Plymouth
Dealer, 6th and Fla. ave. ne" Ii.
PACKARD 81 900, 4-dr.; Ultra,
T.. h., hydrau. windows; excel. mech. |;
$1,095. Pvt. party. consider older
car il trade: Mr.; BAILEY. CO;
5-2sls days, JU:. 5-017l ewes. Ia
1883 Cranbrook sedan:
,Iana b., ,Ssa 5SSsht Aurust; 81 in ieSo'
1851 2-dr. club cpe.;
excel. cond.; fully equipped; 81.
I! IQ00l. nj; 0L; 4 4-90sS. 9 ). ,ux: II,
se..s7ss, $3.50 wis. ave. 10'
PLYMOUTH 81 club cpe; r: and n;
orig. baby blue finish: very low mile
age by / owner: $945. JET MOTOR
SALES. 2101 Nichols ave. Sc Lu.
4.G0O0. -lO
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AuTcMoBlLrs 4 roR SALE

PACKARD 1851 de luxe 200" 4-dr.
r, h., seat covers; "a, 600 MI; beeut.
Green, imnnac. interior. This one
owner car Is in absolutely peri.
cond. throughctt; $1,O95. BELL
MOTORS SOLO Wis. ave-. Wo. D.
PACKARD ipls De luxe sedan; black;
L.. S ). LCRENTz, SSsfSST @ Oak Hill Hi dr., ISS An.
nandale. Va. u. 4-2220.
Capitol Motors special
lie In Packards and stock most
models. Capitol Motors low over
head makes II possible for US as
authorized Packard dealers to ofier
the lowest prices In town. Week
end speclAi--Packard 1886. de luxe
4-dr.; Lultramatic, r. and h.; oIig.
green finish: low mileage. Regular
price, $095: this week. $705. CAPl-
ToL MOTOR CO.. 92S Philadelphia
ave, Silver sprinG. Nd. JU. $4,000.
1853 Clipper de luxe: q
tone, 4-dT. sedan. 100 h.p. Ultra,
%iies; RhiaS COST cost So. 400; 'sin MAKE me O IN
oher. Pvt. owner must sen AZ once.
Call JU. S-970S, ask for Mr..
PACKARD 40: $4,000 miles, new
tires. Z. and H.: like new: sacrifice,
account paralyzed. ia. S.b31S.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AvroMoelLGs 4 ron sALR ] /

LINcnEy 1919 SS:Gnsli.Ss1s S.s sss.: :ss:s;
sise:! siisp:!lss sseSso fh6YEE si5sE Msff ssHEEs
iSr0IS Sl7 r l. az; S1 nd f Dv; :;edsS: ssoq S h,
ss Ss U.s n@.s doys full oTHo aFiSoS sPIE %fLSSs fsSS
BUICK. 200l r'ehols ave. Sc. --S
drive S4p5. Wa. 7-8S33.. "a
MERCURY so 4-door: radio, heater.
SysrdsiSs sns eondoa sossn sS Ss osns s6 sEffl
!sp$ assrs,s ave. Silver sDrins.
MHEyRcUkY III suisY1i 81 sport coupe: maroon:
one Q, E. oTnsr Sl;s. immScSlats; n.M MeTc:o
tifss. low nGa.AaEe; $1,000. Oh.
dEsscUkYs ;sSSUn 81 90; club eoapes,
sport sedans. fully equipped with
o.driye and Mere o.Matic also;
company since new: unbelievable
values; as low as $796. Seventy
other makes and models to choose
from. MONT0QMERY-sTuBBs., Lin
COIN Mercury Dealers. 37l5 Bladens-
aiERCURY so convertible; radio.
heater; in fine condition through
OUT. ideal sport car. See 1t today.
/ be ready tor spring, Six-month or
6,o00.niile Esrranty. Sg9S: NoEIhn3 Ino
MEReHRY RsReans a. 81 a. club hS saSt eoupe radio
heater: black paint; one owner; low
mileage. Enjoy the "bie' car drive
ct little" car cost. SIX month Or
6,00O-mile warranty. $195. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO.; tForG, 4400
MERouRY iSR6ahs fa 4a nc; club &c COUPE: heater
black finish; ideal big-car ride at
q bargain price-see It today. Six
month n.Th Or g; ;oo9:mils s;r Ear LE.Iarrantyy.
tFordl. 4400 Benning rd. ne. LU.
|MERCCURY 1881 a-dr. sedan; orig,
trans, ns, sI'ss6 or best offer. R.
MiEssfscSGfRy 81 sonv.; :. .nd. h. iE new
white tan sidsss; ss ndaS ddfs.uarS .sos TUBES
MERcUkY iS49 de- luxe i-dr.: r. and
h.; jet black nnish: . real buy for
only $595, vIRQINIA MOTOR
SALES, I'll N. washinpto St, Alex,
MXEaRcKEkY Xa 1851 ia4e lGT; 3v new paint and
I tires; T. and h.; overdrive; private
MERCURY AS convertible; cam
heads. duals, Wv. many extras.
plus all repair bills. EN-. :-s745;
M.G.-TD. 4-pass.: iEmac.: SI,Ot5;
I4th and I.a,,,r ? In no our Si;s ,sr year al,
exceotional; Butler Bonded. LEE
D. BUTLER, INC. 1921 @lst st
NJ hT d. ie5i new W. TT model now or
display. Fef the best deal in town
| see MANHATTAN AUTO tkatser.
Henry j.. both sides OF 7th at
st. NO 7-270O. Established 1914
NJ. G. '5a: heater: dark green leather
upholstery, beautiful ivory finish
very clean; one owner. Worthwhile
| guarantee. Specially priced at ST.
| 3S9. WHEELER. INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth CEN, 3-4709. 1890 Wis
ISf. &. '54 TF model. with wire wheels;
ready for delivery. now on display
$3.335. JOE HEISHMAN's. 3212
Jefferson Davis rwy.. Arlinston. Va.
/ OF. 4-SSSS.
Evening star., 1954-01-08

day warranty.
ISL Comdr. conv.; at, h., 7. 81. .095
S5l Champ. 2.dr.; at, h, t. g92
s5l Land Cruiser; at. h.. T. g9?
4. 80 conv.; at. r. and h. .Sse
..-sSn S.nasS enc. o.d. and hr,- T95
$50 Champ. 2-dr.. cd, h.. T. sS2
s49 Land Cruiser; Cd, h., r. Ss2
s'40 ComdF. 4-dr.; o.d. and H. 642
'4S Land Cruiser; o.d.. h, t. 5aa22
s4s G9mdr SEQ; sdi;nvI S;d car, b.. Tn;.t. eooS aSS
" LEE e D. BUTLER, INC.
"112I 1I.t NV. DI. 7-Oflo
Washinston;s Oldest and LARGEST
StudebAker Dealer
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AUTOM0BlLEs ron SALE

MORRIS 1853 4.dr. sedan; company
$l,295. JOE HEIsfiMAN's. 32i3
Jefferson Davis hwy. Arlington. Va.
MORRIS 1854 2.dr.; equipped with
RzsfsAi fss = afro AZ dslisis:SH sfs
: and Willysl. both sides Of 9TH and
r sts. NV. NO. 7.270O. LA
!. with the built.in bed. Priced tor
economy. Six or 6,000-Mile
warranty. $495. NORTHEAST MO.
TOR CO., tFordl. 920 Bladensburs
NASH 81 Ambassador custom 4-dr.:
eSSsso = ayd5s S.:t Mats: sl.; excel sIgsz cpPa
oLDsMORILE ie47 conv. coupe; one
owner; $2l9; immaculate. FLOOD
eoNTIAC, 1921 Connecticut ave.
oEDsMoSiIE MS MfiIG AS .7e" sedane.t.;
r. and h.. Hydra. custom covers.
fender skirts: orig. baby blue finish;
spection; S495. JET MOTOR SALES.
27@5 Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. 2-0336.
oLDsMoBILE is4s 4.door: Ss4a,
PoNTiHc 42sI Connecticut. Wo
oI6Sss%SoslLE 1850 -ss" 4-dr.; ori,
sinal lieht blue finish; r. and h.;
Hydra Matte; exceptionally clean
car throughout; $l,O46. H. !.
BROWN PONTIAC. INC. 1850 Will
os son %ss1Ui;, SlTd; Arl ve ss "a a. 2.47ooG
cite; radio. heater. Hydra Matte
and Wv. tires; perfect black
finish; 1865. 4-month .suarantee,
HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV.
oESsMoBILE GSi Gcilhl 1s4s Rookie. "ss" 4.
door sedan; black finish; Hydra
Matte; radio and heater. etc. In
good condition throughout. De luxe
model. Former owners name on
s7Ss; NO.; $50. COLONIAL oLps:
MOBILE CO., l24i 9th st. ne: ION
OLDSMOBILE 1851 Rocket "9S~ de
luxe 4-dr sedan; Shoal green finish:
Hydra-Matic; radio. heater. ETC.; low
mileage one owner; In excellent
condition. Will make you q beautiful
family car. 30-day written warranty.
Sl,495 No. 4s5 COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE CO.. 124l 9th st. ne. ton
Fla. ave-. Ii. 1-9340. Open . til g.
OLDSMOBILE 1875. ''gS" 4-dr. se-
dan; immac.; fully equipped with
Hydra-Matie and power steering;
ine-owner car: $1,000. RA. 6-SJbo.
- %
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AyroMoslLrs toR SALE

FORD 1852 y;s 2.dr: ssdan; @ r; b.;
low mileage. ons.ownsr car. y. S9b
ave. NV. I'M. 3-7sS6. Open ewes.
FORD 'ss y-s Custom Tudor; top
ssst sssts' ofier. tG''O EN-. s-ssoo. EXT. sSi'
FRAZER te4s: fuzzy EQUIP, excel
/, cond Ss95. PENNY MOTORS. 1890
r. !. ave. ne. LA 6.22O0. ---S
HENRY ,. 81; radio, heater: gcoS
1 so1nditi9aIh slah7 ss99S s9ter q eess psi oneF can
HENNRY j. ss; cverdrive and heater,
$500 miles. Sold With new-car
guarantee. $145 down. Easy terms
to t ySf sndEstS othsrs Hfy e Rs;ass select
HENRY j '5s 6scynndsf 'vssssond Dc
S9sS. HoYIE US MoToR TsSsas SALE ls isis rsf'
r. ! ave. ne. Du. 7-sS00. --S
HJhIAN rS ~ sSpvsTtiSls srihs ssS sasa ssS W,s
HUDSON ST club coupe: equipped,
see; q perfect buy, Sa95. CAPITAL
GARAGE, 1890 N. Y. ave, NV
HuDsoN 1850 Commodore 8 club
coupe; +. and H., overdrive, Wv.
.Hc. .rss ss sa nnish ss one so%T ST1er MofoR n9a x
SALES, ISSs, i717 R. !. ave. ne. Du,
HUDSON 1859 Wasp hardtop, con-
vertible: 3-tone red and black top:
buy Only 81. 1913. ROYAL MO-
TOE T1Rss MG. l5 Kennedy st. NV.
HuDsON 1851 Commodore .s" 4.
door sedan; 2.tone blue, radio and
heater. ETC., one owner; low mileage;
In excellent condition. You must
see this car to really know how good
1t Is Former owners name on re-
guest. 20 days E yrittSsS Ten, Tarraanty Ta ny
NSpHs sca pis. sSs co liii il 7ss.o ssss st. p:S Ss
HeDsoS tea :asraas.: ss :ty sss EaAASSs and b SEt
NASH; 1905 M; Vernon ave; Alex.
Va: KI; in1Ss 9;:.so ewes. till . pm
'SSsAs sSnS su.s = Aes esrt FRI LsS ;s"'HsF '4sF
JEEPSTER 1919: o.d.. heater, !.
oyner car, mechan: peri. SSrSaiYn: BAR Z n
MOTORS; INC. 1918 l4th st. NV
JHEPsTEERR so convert r, and h
overdr., new seat covers: the car
S54o. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES
I'll N. Washinston st.. Alex. Va.
KI; a:47il: ov. 3-o7ll., 10
ssft.e9 END T. sse as ssa .s yoa viii
guy IS sS%shl s%lL9s GsIl M6ross Ms eSssDh rse Sp
KHisfR lSsS l4ts ss st; DE- nv lux. 4-dr.; fun,
gieamine black nm; custom seat
covers: car positively same as
drive 1t and see for yourself. 81, ,.95
BELL MOTORS. 50lo Wis, ave
KAISER 1851 4.door: overdrive; nun,
equipped: 2S:ooo = mi; nswssa: sSs. cong eaf
ksIsRR 1sI; can nsas asanSei Sedr. sedan: I. h.:
beaut. cond. sell for bal. duel
WiLLiAMs BUICK. cool Nichols
LiiSNcioSiN iSsi SIS 1859 4.dr. sedan. excel
sac. $500, AID. .-1460. 10
LINCOLN 1919 cosmo. 4-dr, sedan:
r.. h.. all extras. excel. cond. S495
q best ,SiIer. t'9g .s. 9 st. s.w.' Apt. z
LINCOLN le47 4-dr.. Slse. FLOor
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut ave
Lincoln 10 Cosmopolitan sedan: =
and h.. overdriye push-button seat
and window control, excellent conei'
tion; Ideal family car, S645. 9E.
LiSacoiN isat5i ,s4s club sedan; cd. I'd r.
h: low mileage. immac. interior,
beaut. tray I'm: Wv. tires. car
absolutely Ia peri. cond. throughcut,
Take car to your mechantc WITHOUT
deposit; S595. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO wis. ave. WO. $500. ---fQ
LINCOLN 1946 Continental hardtop
less than $4,000 mi: excel. tires
spare never used: 1000 Or pes,
OFFER, trade considered. XII. S-Qgl
M EdRewafeP Q.630O 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYMoUTH 40 4-dr.; equipped. or,s.
out; OUT; sse5. JET MOTOR SALES.
2101 Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 4-1601
PLYMOUTH 's3 cranbrook SEQ az:
overdriye: radio and heater: f1.I26.
Cali AP. 7-4963. -S
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
|BrunetteHeld
|AsCops Hunt
Second Worllall

! DALLAS, Tex. R-Pollce had a
shapely, 111-pound brunette locked
up today but they were still hunt
ing for another woman in the case
of Oklahoma's charred corpse.
Still in Jail was David Hagler
Jr., 36-year-old Fort Worth busn
nesman, charged with murder in
the death of the unidentified man.
Fort Worth, Tex, police held him
in lieu of SIC, 900 bond.
The burned body was found more
than a week ago near Davis, Okla.
in the fire blackened hulk of a
station wagon Hagler had bor-
rowed a few days before from his
ex-wife.
Customs Charge
Elisabeth Maria Bergman, Is,
was held as material witness and
for investigation of customs viola.
tionS.
She admitted to police during 10
hours of questioning that a recent
cablegram calling her to Munich,
Germany, to visit her ''ill" father
was .prearranged. She acknowl.
edged also that two diamond rings
found in her luggage had not been
declared in customs when she flew
to the United States yesterday to
help Hagler, her fiance.
Oklahoma police. meanwhile,
continued the search for a mis-
ing waitress, identified only as
Georgia" whom Hagler claims
can prove his contention he drove
to tourist court in Cedarville,
Okla, to leave his car for her to
pick up. Hagler says the waitress
was from Oklahoma City.
Former War Bride
Golden L. Kennedy, officer of the
Oklahoma Crime Bureau, said
questioning of the pretty former
German war bride, disclosed that
several of Hagler's insurance poll.
cies listed her as beneficiary, and
that his home in Fort Worth had
been transferred to her along with
an expensive automobile.
Miss Bergman, said to have
been a prisoner of the Nazis when
she was 8, came to this country as
the bride of a Carswell Air Force
Base sergeant. She divorced the
| airman three months ago and be.
came engaged to Hagler, whose
wife divorced him about month
ago.
When the charred body was first
found in the burned-out station
wagon, it was believed to be that
of Hagler. But he later turned up
in Waco and surrendered.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
AirIine's Bond
Set At $4,000
BY Judge LoPe7
By DENIS sNElcR

The county yesterday was
temporarily barred fro m
evicting National Airlines
from Meacham Field or from
collecting the controversial
50-cent per passenger fee.
Circuit Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr., at a hearing on
NAILS petition for decla-
ratory decree, set the air.
lines bond at $4,000 and
also ordered a temporary in
junction.
A hearing on the county's petit
ton to evict NAL from the field
for non-payment of $5,144 rent
bill had been set for 10 a. m. to-
day.
However, this hearing was auto
matica.ly postponed by Judge Lo-
pez' ruling.
No Objection
AT yesterday afternoons hearing,
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19


Of
Mr. Paul
is
o Thursday is
M
a Don Pine
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
Runaway Boy
Returns To His
Home In Texas

The six-foot, two-inch, pound,
15-year-old Texas lad who ran a.
way from home and ended his trip
in Key West, is back home.
James johnson, state welfare de-
partment worker here, said he re-
ceived a telegram today from the
boys mother saying the boy ar
rived at his home in Lamesa, Tex
as, last night.
Johnson said the boy ran away
from home because his mother still
looked on him as little boy.
The boy and his mother talked
by long-distance phone, Johnson
said, and squared away their diff
ferences.
Johnson put the boy on a Texas
bound bus Saturday.
The child welfare worker at La
mesa, Johnson said, viii keep an
eye on the family to avoid q re-
currence Of the TunaUa9.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
City May Get Government
Funds For Street Project
II Insurance Companies Are
Charged In FTC Complaint

first broad inquiry of its kind grew
out of "a flood of letters" sent by
policy holders who. he said com.
planned the insurance coverage
they received was not the same az
advertised.
MISREPRESENTATION Charged
The FTC complaints attacked the
following alleged misrepresenta.
tons:
1. Policy termination. A typical
advertising claim, it was charged
talks about mo automatic termina.
ton age :. You and your family
are covered from to 75."
Actually, FTC said, most policies
are renewable only at option oi
the company and can be cancelled
at the end of any term for any
reason.
2. Extent Of coverage. ETC said
that, whereas benefits are adver.
tised "for each sickness or acci.
dent" many policies pay nothing
for losses due to nervous disorders,
venereal disease, childbirth, dental
operations and so on.
g. Maximum dollar limits. Ad-
vertising claims of Cup to $525 for
each surgical operation" are de.
ceptive in many cases, said FTC,
because the full amount is payable
for only one or two relatively rare
operations.
4. Starting time of coverage. AL.
though some companies represent
insurance rs being effective when
issued, FTC said, coverage for
many sickneses is delayed until
the policy has been in effect for a
time--such as six months for tu-
berculosis or heart disease.
5. Health status Of the insured.
ETC charged myry sempanies
State they do not require medical
examination, but fail to say the
policy does not cover any loss
traceable to a condition which ex.
listed when the policy was issued.
6. Sale of plan. Some com.
panies imply, FTC said, that many
benefits are obtainable from pur.
chase Of a single policy for a few
cents a day, when actually several
policies are required to get all the
advertised benefits.
7. Some advertisements offer
regularly monthly income "even
for life," ETC charged, but only in
cases of total disability due to &C.
cidental bodily injury are lifetime
payments made.
One firm-The Life Insurance
Co. of America, and its officers
are charged with falsely represent
ing that it is an old, established,
reliable life insurance company
and a pioneer in the accident and
health field. The corporation is less
than two years old, FTC said, and
its volume of life insurance is ''in-
significant. A hearing in this case
will be held in Wilmington, Del,
Dec. 81.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
Employe
.PannedByK Key
West Manager

A part-time city employe was
severely criticized by City Mana
ger Victor Lang last night for go
ing over the head of his supervi-
sor in asking the city commission
for a promotion.
The employe, Henry Suarez, who
serves three hours a day as play
supervisor in the Oceanview Park,
colored recreation center, appear
ed before the city commission last
night bearing petition signed by
142 persons = including four city
commissioners - asking that the
post of assistant city recreation di-
rector be created for him.
Commission Candidate
Suarez was an unsuccessful cam
didate for election to the city COM
mission in 1853. ALI of the city COM
missioners who signed the petition
said that they were unaware he
was already employed by the city.
Suarez said that he was appear
ing before the meeting 'as a pri-
vate citizen and at the request Of
his people"
But City Manager Victor Lang
jumped to his feet and severely
castigated Suarez for going over
the head of City Recreation Direc-
tor Paul Albury in asking the COM
mission for the job.
81 resent you going over Mr.. Al
bury's head" said Lang.
The commission informed Suarez
that there was no vacancy at the
present time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
Blight
Talks Slated

The city commission agreed
last night TO sit down and talk
to The man who warts 10 lease
Garrison Blight and build .
$3.50, 900 yacht msrins there.
After hearing the mans pre-
posaI. as outlined by commits
sionsr Louis carbonslI. the city
fathers moved TO meet with fhs
man, Sam Hymsn, Of Miami
Beach. for more detailed dis
evssions. s.
csrbonsiI said fhsf he sx-
poets Hyman 10 bs IN The city
Wednesday and will attempt te
arrange an early meeting with
him.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
Taxi Ordinance
Amended, Passed
By Commission

An ordinance establishing new
residence requirements for taxi
cab driver license applicants was
passed last night by the city COM
mission on first reading.
The measure calls for one year
residence in the state of Florida
and six months In Monroe County.
The old law called for 10 years
in the residence in the city.
As it was presented last night,
the ordinance provided for a fiat
one year residence requirement in
Key West, but it was amended on
a motion of Commissioner Delio
Cobo.
Another amendment, proposed
by Commissioner Paul R. Roberts
that the character of applicants be
investigated by the chief of police,
was passed.
Voting was unanimous on the
ordinance.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-19
Can't Get Blood
Out Of Turnips

Only five persons appssred
Yesterday 10 give blood sam
pies for ths walking blood bank,
ths county health unit reported
today.
To handle fhs five, there
were two registered nurses and
twe clerks on duty Of Louis
Appliance Store, 527 Dvyal 81.
The nurses and clerks will
be on duty ~ fhs store week
days from 4;3o p.nss to s pm.
and from ? am. TO 2 pm. on
Saturdays for The next two
weeks.
The Monres County Blood
Committee Is tipping potential
donors to set Up . central blood
donor file. There Is no charge
for The tipping Of blood.