The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 11, 1941, Page 2

PAGE TWO The Key West Citizen | | THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO., INS. Ished Daily Except Sunday By MAN, President and Pablisher Buxiness Manager itizen Buuding ner Greene and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County Entered at Key We t, Florida, as second class matter. Member of the Associated Pri ated Tress is dxelustvely entitled to use 1 news dispatches credited to | edited in this paper and also news published here. SUBSCRIPTION RATES WHAT’S THE ANSWER? Since The Citizen’s editorial a week | ego on the subject of juvenile delinquency, it has been startling to learn from law en- | forcement officers involved just how the problem is being handled here—or not handled. In the first place The Citizen sug- : gested at that time that Probation Officer ‘rank Velasco’s department would be giv- ing a better aceount of itself if it required some of the boys who were being arrested | as petty thieves to absorb @ little school | work. We learn that Velasco, on the muni- | ficent salary of $37.50 a month, is all of his ths enth ADVERTISIN n on application. RATES L NOTICE ding notices, s of thanks, resolutions of respeet. obituary notices, ete. v il be charged for at the rate 02 10 cents a line, N es for en ninment by churches from which rived are 5 cents a line. €.tizen 1s an open forum and invites discus- iow Of public issues and subjects of local or general | est but it will not publish anonyreous communi- AN eg © is to be department that exists. There is no truant officer provided for in the county and | Velasco does as well as he can on the rather difficult task of filling two jobs, 24 hours a day. Juvenile Judge Juliette Russell, the | only person aside from Velasco who makes any continuing effort to control juvenile | delirquency in Key West, can, under or- dinary circumstances, do little more than attempt to reason with the children brought | before her. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation »f County and City Gov- ernments. A Modern City Hospital. teense pidity and stupidity are usually | allied. Keep well, while you are well, is also a good rule to follow. The average citizen will enjoy better | times when he stops spending more than he | is making. | It would be a fine thing if manage- ment.and labor could make a non-aggres- | on pact and keep it. : | [wo state conventions this month. | Soon we will have national conventions, but first we must have a convention hall. Sending war material to helpless na- tions makes the loot and booty that much greater for the conquering nations. The same applies to the transportation of food to the conquered nations. If the Germans do not gobble it up themselves, the food sustains the conquered and keeps him in | condition to produce for the conquerer so that He can continue his aggressions on | other weaker nations. Such benevolence | does not work out right. Althcugh impeded by stvikeg, many of the nation’s plants are humming at top speed. Contracts have been placed with them for about $13 billion worth, of defense goods. But not including what Will develop later this year or in the nedjate ye Congress has 1 s in the process of voting more $42 billion—nearly three and a half | times a; much, and the job grows bigger ! Not all of us have any idea what | really we are in for. unnecessary in rs to follow, In 1980, the number of postal savings | unts al Key West were on 7 fora $155 > an average of $401, but uber of postal savings ac- numbered 1,593 1OTY the nt vant and were worth on average of $214 per account. hat while the depositors*in the | increased more than four times years, the'r individual deposits » with the average of ows decac tor nit of In other words the fewer almost the he larger number, averaged twice e a wirning fighter. Joe paid $17,468 for a half hour's not too strenuous at that, while swe workman would have to work to produce that sum of of admission could be a and er tt er ear The price own, but so long as the American pub- g to pay such altitudinous prices | pugs maul themselves in- ty, the promoters will continue Of course, wily »s his hands for the of the t prices in glee r the returns the bigger his cut swag The county has no juvenile detention | home, does not take advantage of the law which would permit quartering of minors in the Dade county home, ard can get of- fenders of the proper age into the indus- trial schéo] at Marianna only on the rare oc- casions when it is not filled. City police officers take little or no in- terest in juvenile offenders, and county of- | {icers, athough they have been helping out in recent cases, do not receive any com- pensation for that type of work and cannot be expected to continue it. The usual answer that parental work, either. In a recent hearing, mony showed that most of the boys either were without one or both parents, were part of such large families that no control was possible, or had parents whom sickness or work kept from exercising any dis- cipline. The wave of petty thievery this win- ter caused wide comment and did Key West | no good among winter visitors who suf- ‘ered, or heard of others who did. The sheriff’s office now Kas fairly definitely és- tablished where most of the stolen articles went. If anything more is going to be done, either in prevention, which would help the boys before they get in more serious trouble, | | or in punishment, which probably wouldn’t do anyone a great deal of good, the city and county are going to have to do it. AXIS PLANS 'GO AWRY While it is too early to judge the full import of recent Axis reverses, it is certain that they have seriously upset Hitler’s plans for a speedy conquest of Britain. At the same time, fhese events have confirmed the belief that this summer will present Hitler's last possible chance for final victory. Tt is still certain, however, that Eng- land isin for a terrible struggle during the next few months, buf her prospects. for withstanding German air and sea assaults are much brighter than they were a few weeks ago. So far as Germany’s Axis partners are concerned, it is difficult to see how either Italy cr Japan can give much aid to Hitler. Japan now knows that the United States fleet will, if necessary, take care of both | American and British interests in the Far East, and the presence of our warships in that area will probably release some British vessels for duty in the Atlantic. The de- teat of the Italian fleet will also enable Britain to send a part of her Mediterranean naval force into Atlantic waters. an aid to Britain should def- tide during Ameri initely and finally turn the 1941. REPUBLICS Dr. Wesley Frost, recently appointed Minister to Paraguay, asserts thatthe nations of the Americas are Republics not 7 merely in name, but in essential fact.” The statement is encouraging ir view of the general belief that most of the Latin American countries are being ruled by dic- tators. While this may be true, we presame that Dr. Frost based his observation upon the historical fact that when South and Cen- tral American nations won their indepen-t- ence, they set up systems of government patterned after that of the United States. Underneath their present troubles is to be feund a fundamental appreciation of con- stitutional systems of government. dis- | cipline should solve the problem doesn’t i testi- | THE KEY West ctT1ziN 'KEY WEST AUTHOR REVIEWS KEY NOVEL Stetson Kennedy, lived in and written about Key West for mos‘ of the past five years, has a review of Theodore Pratt’s “Mercy Island,” a story of the Florida Keys, appearing in an April issue of The Saturday Re- view of Liter the leading national magazine’ of book re- | views. “Mercy Island” was published in a special Florida ‘preview edi- tion on. March 7, but the regular edition did not come out until a few davs ago, on April 7.. A thril- ling story of adventure on a re- mote Florida Kev, the story is re- ported to have sold exceptionally well in Florida during the past month, and its reception through- out the nation promises to be very ood. Recently Republic Pictures an- nounced that they had acquired j; motion picture rights to “Mercy {Island,” and that a crew of cameramen would soon be sent to the Keys to make location shots. Stetson Kennedy is well known locally for having written the Key West Historical Pageant, and for his work on the Florida Keys Tour and the Key West Guide while he was local supervisor of \the Writers’ Project. His stories and afticles about Key West‘ have appeared in such magazines as Di- rection, Literary, Florida, The Crisis, and Florida. He is in Key West now, gathering material for his first book, a volume on Florida fclkways. |KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Happenings On This Date Ten Years Ago As Taken From Files Of The Citizen The U.S. Department of Com- merce has assigned an operator to the radio station at the air? | ways landing field, according ta ia telegram received today at the | loffice of W. W. Demeritt, super+ .ntendent ot the seventh district, Manuel Fernandez, a_ native ‘cy Wester, with Mrs. Fernan+ dez, will be transferred here from the north. The Citizen, said: “Ityis easy to believe that prac+ tically every Key Wester will concur heartily in the action of} |eouncil in deciding to ask for Ieg-| jislative authority to accept city bonds in payment for delinquent city taxes. ie ‘3 “In bringing to council’s atten- ition. the example of other cities in this matter, The Citizen feels that Councilman Freeman dered a distinct service to ‘entire community”. PERSONALS — Cuban Consul Jorge Ponce @ was a’ passenger jyesterday on the Governor Cobb, | leaving for a business conference / in Havana. . .Mr. and Mrs. A. M. |Bennett returned yesterday aft-! ernoon from Havana, where they had been vacationing. . .A. Lucig- nani, local merchant who has been in Miami on business, re- turned here yesterday . in af editorial, Today's Birthdays Chigf Justice Charles Evans {Hugfi¢s, born in Gléns Falls, N. Y., 79 years ago. > on Brig: Gen. Frank T. Hines, Ad- iministrator of Veterans’ Affairs, Washington, D. C., born in Salt Lake City, 62 years ago. Acheson, former un- s of the treasury, born in Middletown, Conn., 48 years ago. Dr. Paul Dwight Moody, presi- | dent of Middlebury College, Vt..; son of the famed evangelist, born in Baltimore, 62 years ago. Librarian »kivn, N. Y., Public Li- 1 in Wayne Co., W. Va Today produces a steadfast and will make d held them by It gives a gen- fully alive to the werl@ about and. in a way. conscious of its own merits and desirous of recognition APPROPRIATE SUBJECT SOUTHPORT. N. C-—A Meth- c@ist minster m ths city re- cently used “Ashes” as the sub- ject of his sermon, and within an hour after his address the buijd- ing caught fire. who has . \ the indispensable man. \ road was discontinued. ren- | the ay’s Horoscope | U.S. WEATHER __ LEGALS ' IN 'PHE \CUIT COURT OF ann IAL CIRCU! OR! BUREAU REPORT "“stevexta storeiar, cincert | OF THE ST. . | AND POR MONROE COUNTY. IN’ CHANCERY. ! Case No. 7-368 ELEANOR WEECH, Plaintit?, vs. br THEODORE WEECH, FORECAST (TH 7:30 p. m., Saterday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly * cloudy, possibly scattered show- ers tonight and Saturday; little ORDER OF eaeeaeee change in temperature; moderate THE STATE OF FLORIDA: : Te ORE, to occasionally fresh qe epee ere It is Rereby ordered that southeast winds. "to al be weauices to appear on the Florida: Partly cloudy tonight ‘(rid Sources ee abe oman . ‘the Bill of complaint and Saturday, possibly scattered nee So you i the above x Mike, ; | titled: cause, and the Key West showers in’.extréme south por! zen is hereby designated as the tion. newspaper in. which this order shall Jacksonville to Florida Straits Pe, Published once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks. and East Gulf: Moderate east: Witness my hand and Offi and southeast winds, moderate ga) {his rd day ei D. 1 occasionally fresh in Florida Clerk Circuit Court, fonroe Coun Straits; partly cloudy weather PIO GD Ss this afternoon, tonight, and Sat- bia natal on Deputy Clerk. urday, scattered showers in Flor- JOHN G. SAWYER, . ida Straits. Solicitor for Plaintiff. apr4-11-18-25 SATEEN | A, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S IDEL I G H T Ss ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 7-326 By MARCY B. DARNALE Former Editor of The Citizen (VORCE. | east and ok th day) jclal 941. Monroe County, MARY WYNNE HOROWITZ, Plain- tiff, vs. NATHAN HOROWITZ, Defendant. TO: NATHAN HOROWITZ, 1113 Bryant Avenue, Bronx, New York City, New York. “ ' £ome British generals barmed ORDER FOR PUBLICATION You aré hereby required to ap- the use of lip-stick, powder and pear to the Bill of Complaint for other cosmetics by nurses in hos- | Divorce, filed in this cause, on or : : before May 5, 1941, otherwise the ee Sommancy and giiegations thereof will be taken as sen-|tonfessed. This order to be pub- sible commandant has ruled: “As [lished ance a. week for four (4) con- ‘our nurses are expected to nurse | secutive weeks in the Key est i ONON AND D i a ri DONE, AND, ORDERE is, 19th Has aaa hig ne RY: » 601 Oey aren, yr bi big iss them, their lips are theif own | (SEAL) Ross. © Sawyer, Clerk of | business. \ ie, Circuit, Court, Monroe County, rida, | By (Sd) Fiorenee Ss Clerk. 7 uo lot, mar Geer oy Sawyer, Deputy Acccrding to charges by a ab bs state examiner of accounts, a for- epig-1y- te. 194t mer court clerk in Alabama, named Minus Johnson, has been living down to his name. The ex-, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CHROUST, Mi OE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY. No, 7-324. aminer reported that Minus was ALICE MONSON DAHL, Plafntift, , minus $7,288 in funds due to the!, v8. NILS DAHL, Defendant. county and state. | Woonsoeket, Rhode Island. Ss {ORDER .FOR PUBLICATION ' ou are hereby required to ap- General von Blomberg, former| pear to the Biil of ‘Complaint for German war mintster, made this | Pivorce, filed in this cause, on oF | : ia ‘before May 5, 1941, otherwise the statement in 1937: “One thing is! allegations thereof will be taken as certain. Whoever has Italy for agen This secer ae, be pub- | . 5, * shed oncé a wee! ‘or four con-' an ally in the next war is g0ING | secutive weeks in the Key West to lose it.” Mussolini and his! armed forces are doing their best Citizen, DONE _AND ORDERED this 18th to make that prophesy come (true. i day of March, 1941. (SBALY Ross C Sawyer, Clerk of the Cireuit Court, Monroe County, By (Sd.) Florence E, Sawyer, Deputy | - Clerk, | W. Fitzgerald, station agent at Eastman, Ga., for the Wrights- Ae ville & Témmille railroad for 33 SReVEN Te sau, Cece years, has_reason to believe he is NANCERY. No. 7-547. He re- ANKE NTRRRAN PINGS, Pees i i 4 | LS, TAY ULE! tired from active service last PINES, Defendant, month, and the next day the rail- ro: ABRAHAM ALLEN PINES, 539 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, Néw York. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION You are hereby required. to. ap. pear to the BHT of Complaint for Divorce, filed in this eause, on oF trian seems to have been found After before April 22, 1941, otherwise the allegations thereof Will be taken as! in Klamath Falls, Ore. | stumbling into an automobile and | @)06200a. ‘Phis order to. be a being knocked down, he apol-' lished once a week for four (4) con- ogized to the driver and paid for secutive weeks in the Key West’ the broken windshield. DONE AND ORDERED this 20th (RAL) Hoss © Sa Clerk of! ae | SEAL 88 wyer, Cler! Max Noah, presiding over a) “the Circuit Court, Monroe County, mar21-28; apr4-11-18,194T IN TRE CIRCUIT COURT OF T : The world’s most polite pedes- ; with a cheery smile, nd a waving hand, ‘ou have wandered intay; evening failed to arrive on time. ma~*1-28; apr4-11-18,1941 IN PROBATE. Frem Whom All Blessings Flow. De J. x To CAHDITORS In loving.memory of our dear, said Estate: August 26, 1882, who entered into | either of you, may have against the Monroe C Ri ‘enin ron ro We must think, we must say, cight caiekaat WU Tal fen ttt date | Prescribed ‘hereét Tted March. #7, A.D. 1941. 1 ‘ober: sULEARD, 4n unknown land. banquet at.Milledgeville, Ga., was oe tieseey} flustered when the speaker of the}®Y,(84.) Florence E. Sawyer, Depaty | Finally he arose and said: “The + 5 cea! speaker has not come, but we will me 8 py het pS Lrg bn de f begin by simging ‘Praise God, id ‘” In te: Estate of t HENRY BULLARD, | IN MEMORIAM NOTICE | To all ereditors and all persons hav-— | ing claims or demands against Mother, Mrs. Estella Caldwell! You, and each of you, are hereby : “4 |notified and required to present an; Dorka, born in Kev West, Florida, | jjaims and demavds whlch you, 4 estate of Henry Bullard, deceased, fest on June 18, 1940. Hate of Monroe County, Florida, to the Hon. Raymond R. Lord, Count Wr can not sav, we must not say, | Judge of Monroe County, at his of- That you are dead! fice in the County. Courthouse j , of the first publication hereof. ATF! That you are just away claims and ‘dem phat, presented within the time ip, tho, seen in Bhall be barred as Provided by law. |As Administratrix ofthe Estate of Henry, Ballard, Deceased. I marzs: aprd-11-18,1947 You have left us dreaming, H How very fair Its needs must be, finee you linger there. We think of vou, Mother dear, In the love of There, As the love of here, Yeu are not dead, you are just away! Composed by MISS MAGDALENE DORKA april-it ~ BEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT GF THE NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUET) FOR MONROE COUN EY, PLORIDA. IX CHANCERY. Ne. 7-825 MURRAY 8OKOLOFF, Piaintif?, wy IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- TRICT COURT, IN AND FOR THE SOUTHERN DASTRICT OF FLOR- 1Ns No. ¢-K. W. Civil. Action. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ve. [ Whiltam Bequman Roberts. ORD ' [OF PURLICATION OF PROCESS. ; To: Willfam Beauman Roberts: ft. having been made to appear, from [sworn affidavit of George A. Smath- | Assistant United tes Attor- ney, attorney and of counsel for the |plaintift, United States of America, thet the defendant Wiliam Beau-| man Roberts is a resident of a state of country other than the State of Florida, to-wit, a resident = sau. N. P. Bahama Islands; that more specifically said defendant's, residence, as particularity as fs known, Armatrong Street, Nas- sau, N. P. Bahama Islanés; that there is no person in this Strte the Enited States; therefore, it is hereby € AND ADJCDORD that you, | Reauman Meberts, be aad-you ge commanded aes juired ot and appear om the May, 1943. at the Cler®® a“ the United States District Court tm ° and tor the Southern District of Plori@a, at Key West, Florida, and) ahrwer nto the bill of compiaint tm; the shove entitled cause against you in said Coort Wasee States of Cag mae ol fail not, and have you then a: this writ. it tw ferther ORDERED hat this order be published once @/ Week for eight consecutive weeks in “The Key Weet Citizen”, # Paper of cirewlation, ot lehed at Key West, Florida. Wit- nese the Honorable John W. Hol- fand, United States District Judge, at Key West, Florida this 20th day of March. 15 RDWIN KR WIL- LIAM, Clerk United States District a triet in and for the Southers Dis RODNEY GWYNN, Depety Clerk f Fie mh. By; C maezh 2h; epes-11-38-55; memy-9-16, va. once AUDREY SOKOLOFF, Tefendant AUDREY SOKOLOPF, Remington Hotel, 129 Weat 46th Street. New York, New Yor: ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ARE HEREBY ORDERED DIRECTED to be and appear to the Praint Bill of Comptamt he day of May, 1941 at oe Clerk of the Cir- eu ert in the City of Key West, Monroe Coonty, Florida, otherwise a decree pro confenso wil be en- fered against you IT 'S FURTHER ORDERED that this order for publication be pub- Hehed befere said date, once each Peck for four consecutive weeks im the KEY WEST CITIZEN, a sews- paper patiched m Monroe County, Plorida DATED (Bis [8th day of March. A D. 1941 (Ciresit Cowrt Seaty Res ¢ Sawyer Clerk of tie Ciresit Court im and for Mostoe Chgnty, Piorida. (24) Plevrence BE Sawyer. a ““marrt-2t: apre- 7 | Subseribe to The Citizen, 20e! weekly. i By atesevery instance is twenty-five. may2,1941 | TO: NILS DAHL, Woonsocket Hotel, | FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 Covccedsesdsdddodecccedoccs wocccccccccccceses Classified Column Poecocddccdsedice edeedevsecetscccvcccesoccses Advertisements under this head! FOUND will be inserteé in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (1c) a word. for each insertion, but the mini- mum for the first insertion in WALLET belonging to C. H. Goss. Owner may recover same by proving identity and paying for this advertisement. april-lt cents (25¢). A i * Advertisers snould give their’ street address as wéfl as theit |B: ‘telephone number if they desire results. Payment for classified adver- | tisements is invariably in ad-| vanee, but regular advertisers ‘with ledger accounts may have FOR RENT their advertisements charged. § ————_—______________ ~ |FURNISHED APARTMENT, 2 Pe SERRA EO ESSENSE FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | bedrooms; first floor; hot and | cold running water; electric 'JAEGER Three-Inch Centrifugal! refrigerator. Apply 923 White Pump. 20,000 gals. pér hour.| street. apr3-tf Complete with suction hose. Bargain. ast Coast Equip-|TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED ment Co., Miami. HOUSE, all modern conven- i eS een a rene iences. Apply rear 910 Eliza- |FOR QUICK SALE—Lots § and 6,| beth street. aprl0-3t square 6, tract 21, each 50x100. North side Flagler ( | Road) Avenue, between | Apply Box LG, The Citizen. fern suoweees venmres (HERCULES 4-Cylinder Power Unit. Overhauled and in good jon. East Coast Equip- o-ment Co., 1228 SW. Ist St. vie Mi apr8-Imo| able now. Two bedrooms. 725 " | Duval street. apr4-tf FOR SALE or Exchange—Cabin | —-————_______ ' Cruiser, 28-ft., 6-ft. beam; 40 FURNISHED APARTMENT. Has ' wp. Gray Marine Engine. Will} two large, sunny bedrooms. exchange for lot, full or part’ Apply 727 Eaton strect. apr4-tf payment. Box B.R., The Citi | zen, maré-tf' FOR RENT—To couple, new, | modern furnished Garage HALF-BAG CONCRETE MIXER, Apartment. Two bedrooms. In DINE RAYMOND RESTAU- v will serve a_ special EASTER SUNDAY DINNER from 12 o'clock Noon on, For reservations, Phone 364. apr8-5t) / Wy. i i | FURNISHED BUNGALOW. 638 Wiliiam Street. Adults only. Apply Valdes Bakery. apr3-tf FURNISHED COTTAGE — No péts, Apply 803 Olivia street. mar3i-tf t |COMPLETELY FURNISHED four-room Apartment. Avail- with power loader. Overhauled | and in good condition. East Coast Equipment Ce., 1228 S.W. } 1st St., Miami. apr8-1mo | PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS, | > nov25-tf | { FOR SALE—Double Corner in’ Grove Park, Upper Matecumbe, size 100x125; also other lots in | same subdivision; will sell 1 or 4 adjoining, feasonably. Apply | Box T) The Citizen: apr7-tfs | SETTING PUMP, 200 gallons per | minute, 95 Ibs. pressure, first) class condition, Priced right) -for quick sale. East Coast | Equipment Co., 1228 SW. Ist i St., Miami. apr8-1mo Fenda RPS tS SESS ee a i HALF-BAG CONCRETE MIXER. Rebuilt throughout and with new enginé. Batch hopper typé on pneumatic tires. it Coast Equiprnent Co., 1228 S.W. Ist St., Miami. apr8-Imo FOR SALE—Spanish type house. | large lot, many tropical frvit trees. Also, party boat “Jewel” Apply 808 Eaten Street. j jané-s OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three berndies for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. jan26-tf | C. H. AND E. ALL-STEEL SAW! TABLE. Two-cylinder LeRoy engine. Rebuilt and in good condition, $50. East Coast Fquinment Co., 1228 SW, Ist St., Miami. apr8-1mo i ls et OE OT te wt MOTOR ATT coneped| er OR) © 'y cone mo- Pricer’ tart Petonts Street jer, EASTER, BUNNIES, Pedigreed. Angorras, Checked Giants and Chinchilias. Small, and Large, Tel. Fleming Street. Fintan | LOT 12. SQUARE 4, TRACT 20, Washineton street. Bargain for 10-J. 918 aprll-2tx FOURTEEN FT. Fully equipped, $100. James H Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street jan3-s an POR SALE—Newly-recondition- 8-ft. beam. TRY tr TODAT— The Faverkte tx Key West ; OW SALE aT ALL GROCERS Medium | § Martello Towers Telephone 830. subdivision, PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Pic- tures matted. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. jani8-tf MALE HELP WANTED AMBITIOUS MEN—Manage Small movie circuits, Key West district; 60% commissions, $80- $175 monthly possibile, excel- lent future; car necessary, 1622 Rhodes Haverty Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. aprl0-3tx SE ae BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night's rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL, Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere, Satisfactory rates. And, try THE COFFEE SHOP, it’s economical and has “that” tasty food and atmosphere. 917 Fleming street. aprl-tf FOR SALE BEST BEER, WINE and LUNCH STAND in Key West. Other business reason for selling. Phone 9169. marl2-tf Lounge DINING and DANCING ¢ Fireproof OPEN THE YEAR AROUND Used Plumbing Fixtures Complete line. lavor#tories, toilets, bath tubs and fittings, also reconditioned home water systems. Electric motors, etc. The largest stock in Florida on display. Gray’s Fishery, Ojus (Established 15 years) 7 Blocks North of Ojus Depot