The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1945, Page 3

THURSDAY, Maken sg, 1045 ire REALTY Oe yee THE WEATHER FORECAST | Key Wem and vicinity: Partly! cloudy this aftérnoon through! Foday with Witie change in tem. perature; gentle north to north- wast winds. Florida: Partly cloudy, cooler im north, continued mild in south portion today and tonight; Fri- day partly cloudy., with little’ «hangers in temperature. 4 St. Augustine through Plorida Streit and East Gulf: Gentle nartty +to northeast n®th portion and gentle variable winds ‘over south’ portion today ond tonight; Friday moderate northeast to east’ winds; partly cloudy weather Jacksonville to Apalachicola: Neo small craft or storm warnings issued. Normal Precipitation Reinfes, 24 hours ending #30 a. m.; inches 0.00 ‘Tal rainfall since March 1; - —_ So ee qrches a a es ee ‘Teta! rainfall since January 1; | anches 113) 74° ! Sunset Moonrise Moonset 7:38 p. m. 4:05 a.m. 3:01 p.m Tomorrow's Tides (xaval Base) . High Tide Low Tide 6: am i: am. 647 pm 42:14 p.m. TEMPERATUHKE BULLETIN Temperature Gata for the 24 hours ending 8:30. m., as report- ed by the U. 8. Weather Bureau. im wad * Lowest twat 8@ hours last night Atlanta 63 36 Boston 42 24 Brownsville 5 66 Cha: bewtan ar) a Ubicago 35 23 Detrom 36 24 Caiveston 65 64 Jocksamvite 84 nw Kansas City 32 23 KEY WEST 82 72 K W. Airpoy 83 72 Memphis | 33 Mim 6 65 Minneapolis 27 12 New Orleans 68 61 New York 45 27 Norfolk 72 40 Oklahoma City 54 32 Pensacola 76 59 Pittsburgh 4 om | St Louis 31 2 | Tampa a4 65 DAUGHTER BORN | Announcement has been made} @f the birth of a daughter, peer 6 pounds 14% oynces, to Mr.) —~ Millon Roberts ‘@f the Hospital yesterday. family reside at RED CROSS FUN (Continued tram Page One trict captains: Mrs. W. S. Ed- , $119.55; Mrs. E. S. McCaf- at hope Gertrude Laub- echoes wen, $40.65. Mrs $45.00; Mrs. Walker Wil- Carl Bervaldi, 917.90; Mrs. Hardaway, $21.50. In widition $5.00 was collected at The Wor Fund drive headquarters; wm the Elks Building “The hand of that clock on the Le Concha is moving mighty slowly, “V' Chairman Charles Taylor commented ‘We're got Te really spin that hand if we're @eing to make our quota And © spin that hand means every me of us has got to give and #ive Generously to the one organ- Hation that stands right along- Bide owr fighting men, ready to Delp them at all tim and all bids, ‘ 4 DEALS RECORDED | ‘Two realty deals in Key West! and one in the Everglades sec- tion off Monroe County were | j recorded this morning in the county clerk’s office. | Jacob C. Dietsch has sold al building and Jot on Simonton’ street, near Petronia, to. Jerry} J. DeFeo for $8,000. The lot has a frontage of 84.4 feet and a! depth of 75 “feet: eT Joaquin Osorio has bought a! let on William street, near, winds “over! United, from Emilio “Alea for’ * $800, "Dimensions of the lot are 46 by 118 feet. { Avar Axelson “and Mary ‘Mc-' Dougal Axelson have sold 70 atres in the Everglades to Dorb-! ‘thy G. Adams and Patrick P. Johnson for $400. A nylon rope one-half inch in diameter can ‘support a‘lead of LEGALS | NOTICE pted wnt Mardh | vo-180 K. W., 164 rican Diesel Purchaser & t promptly ‘remove ‘all purch equipment and show vevidence of nee protecting.all p ment and ut the ity Blec- | West, Flarida, { Right is reserved ‘to ‘reject any | UTILITY B mars-9-10-1 i NOTICE OF INTENTION ‘TO MAKE APPLICA’ 4 (Probate Law #933) WN VRE COURT OF WHE COUN- 2 BU: » MONROE COUNTY, sai Or FLORIDA. 1 PRO- BATE. + te the Estate of GRORGE LAWIS ENC WHOM 1T MAY €¢ fs hereby given that Ta el filed her fital re- and ‘that she to the Honorable Raymond R, ‘bord. « ‘Judge of Monroe Cothity Florida, on the 10th day of April, A . 1945, for approva a for final ‘ischarge ‘a: of same a Administ trix of the estate of Georg Enge deceased, on ‘this 7th A. D, 1945, IDA MARY ANN ENGEL, Admtnistratrix of the estate of George Lewis Engel, deceased. ESQUINALDO, Jr, tor Administratrix. 97945 ING FOR BIDS | tice is heréhy ‘given to whom 3 joners of Monroe Will open sealed | r of the bridge at mida, so that it condition for safe ehicular ‘traffic, smmence within three ceptance of bid; all nt and material to be he ‘bidder. + on the ‘work Gan be the ‘County Clerk's i J.-. Johnsdn, $% Duval Str Key ‘West, ‘Hwa. Sealed bids shall be submitted not han elght-thir ‘ k P.M, office of the nh March 18th, 1945 nunty. reserves the right to | reject any or all bids made rsuant to this advertisement. K st, Florida, March 7th, A. f Ross C Sawy rk, | Boara County Commissioners, roe County, Florida, sréby given n that_on the 1}. 1945, in the as y | roe urt ‘House, the Board of mmissioners Of Monroe will open sealed nettion of the( ty Poor follows The the pipe ur-inch cast iron | one with four (4) clean-outs, every fifty (50) feet. Bids should be made in two ways: (1) The entive work, including the ing; and A The work without the trench? Seated "bids should be. Subthitted to the County Clerk om or before eight-thirty. o'clock P.M, inthe ¢ Tuesday, March’ 13th, A. n be 's ation on this work from the County r from Commissioner Cl t Immediately up- ne Commission. reserves the reject any or all ant to this adver- . March 7th, mt | | NOTICE REQUIRING D: TO APPEAR -*Solicitor for Plaintife. o the City sewer as | 5 |the date | hereof. | Office Hours: NAME TE NOTICE dS. HEREBY, GI the cenderitehe a in business under name of n K West, Florida, the ‘said fi I of the Cireuit a intends to register i fel22;marl-8-1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF "THR ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ‘AND FOR MON- In CHANCERY. No. 100146 LINTON 'T. WHST, JR., . Plaintiff. MAE WEST, Defend vi TO: I ashington, D.C. You are hereby required to file with ‘the Clork of the ‘above named Court at Key West, Florida, on or before ‘the 23rd day of March, 1946, your written appearance to a suit brought against you in default of which a decree pro confesso may be entered against you. This notice shall be published once a Week for four conveeutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, DONE AND ORDERED at Key West, Florida, this 2ist day of Feb- ruary, A. 1, 1946. ire t Court Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By (sd) Florence 5. Sawyer, eputy Clerk. WERBERT U."FEIBELMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. feb22;marl-8-15,1946 (N WHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF. VHE SWHTE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, “ase No. 10-147 NOWARK, Plainefft, te DIVORCE, SYLVIA L. EDGAR NOWARK, Defendant. FOAFON Cai HAROLD W. ar to the bill for divorce filed inst you in the above styled on or ‘before the se Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk gf the Ciroult ‘Court Ry: Florence Wi, Sawyer, Deputy Clerk WILLIAM V. ALBURY, CHANG hs Ne JOHN G. BOW Plaintiff, vs. INDIA W. BOWEN, T to file styled ‘suit day of April, confesso will you. Dated this 945, in the on th or dee entered div 1 be 27th day of February, Ly) Ross ¢ Clerk of the Circuit ¢ anf for Monroe County, (sd) JORDAN B. PEC Attorney for Plaintiff. m: art in Fla, In re: Estate of JAMES C.-COLGATE, Deceased. To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You, and e: of you, are hereby notified and required to present any dlaims and demands which you, or efther of you, may have agains: the estate of James ©. Colgate, de- ceased, late of Bennington, Benning- ton Distric: to the Hon, Raymond | inty f house in Monroe County, within eight calendar months f of the first publication id claims o} contain clgimant sented as barred. Probate MeCart & Pr Dn, Attorneys for Xncillary Administrator, ¢. DR. H. E. CANFIELD Eye, Ear, Nose and Throai Specialist 7 to 9 pm, at Dr. Galey's Office, 417 Eaton St. You are invited to try SOFSKI Nl »| WANTED FOR LOVELY HANDS AND SKIN A free application of ‘this wonderful, non- greasy, delicately-scented cream’ is yours for the asking, at our cosmetic coutiter. Sofskin’s amazing effectiveness must ‘be tried to ‘be fully appreciated. No wonder, so many of our customers are virtually wedded to Sofskin, for hands of cherithed loveliness and smoothness. In the Black-ewd Gold Sars 85¢, 60+, 31:00 Sizes, Plus Tax At Beauty Salons ‘and Cosmetic Courtters SOFSKIN COMPANY = * FINDLAY, OHIO (Continued fram Page One) | Nazis on their way to prison se cages. Latin-Ameriéan Company, | \port said further, are thousands ‘of men who had been working as Among ‘the prisoners, the re- virtual slaves in war and indus- trial plants in Germany. The [b- erated workers trudged to the rear without guards and in lines | separated from the prisoners. The American First Army, com- ‘manded by General Hodges, and the American Third, under Gen- teral Patton, are now only 17 miles ‘from making a juncture, which will result in isolating several other Nazi divisions that have not succeeded in crossing to the east bank of the Rhine. ‘Their entrapment wa sult Of “their not r ‘the WANTED—Salesgir! employment. No experience ‘ne- cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. mar1-l1mo. TOP SALARIES PAID for Day and Night Waitresses. Side- walk Cafe. mar.1-Imo GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. | MESSENGER WANTED—Desir- able daylight hours. Union. | TEACHERS WANTED — “Any one who has taught in an ele- mentary school or is interested in teaching in one should con- fer with the Supervisor of Elementary Education for Monroe County at The Division Street Elementary School, Division Street at White.” mar6-7-8-12-13-14,1945-6tx |EXPERIENCED Fountain Girls, good salary. Adams Dairy Lunch, 901 White street. mar6-3t stress wanted. 419% Duval Street, Navy Store. mar7-10tx | SALESMAN—Married man pre- | ferred. Must have car. To | handle qualified leads for Hos- pitalization Insurance. National organization. For personal in- terview write to Box 1907, ¢/o. Key West Citizen. mar8-3t 5 P. M. to 11:30 P.M. Apply. Duval St. mar8-Itx LOST RED LEATHER PURSE contain- | ing money and ration books. Finder may keep money and | return ration books to 1305 Newton St. or Call 1154-W. GOLD ANKLE BRACELET, with two hearts—“M” and “B” be- | tween Commissary and Poin- ciana, February 27th: Reward | if returned to 180-E, Poinciana | Extension. mar8-3tx WANTED to trade ’41 Ford Paneled Truck for late model Passenger Car. 28-1 Poinciana Place. mar6-3tx te ae .|WANTED—A chance to bid on : your next printing order. THE) ARTMAN PRESS. feb.1-tf ELECTRIC WASHING Machine F. H., c/o Citizen. mar2-6tx Copper Soldering Irons Aluminum Paint .. Hack Saws Paint and Varnish Brushes HARDWARE the re-| speed with which the Third Army '!in New Guinea. ocwwwwerec: vowee Classified Column — jirls, Tull tine) WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN mar.1-tf Western mar5-tf| WHITE OR COLORED Seam-| WAITRESSES WANTED—Hours! Southern Seas Restaurant, 609, | mar7-2tx'{ Glass Shelves With Brackets Gasoline Blow-Torches THR REY Wee? CORMAN MANY MORE NAZI | ‘said ‘that ‘the ‘Third's fourth arm-| loved Givision ‘had alvanced 75, ‘miles in 68 ‘hours, ‘w-ping out rmany “tatiks ‘amd ‘sélf-provelled! !ghhs and @aptaring vast quanti- \ties of} war materials and thou- isands of Nazi prisoners. The fif- {teenth German army has been | battered so hard the last week it lhas been reduged to a few scat- }tered columns. | General Patton’s iorces have ; reached the Rhine, and, though | the last of the Allied armies to! attain that goal, is closer to the} Russian troops on the southeast- | jern front than any other Allied | ‘unit. Only 325 miles separate the! | Russians and ‘the American Third | i forces, the report said. Pidgin English is often used) \in official documents, especially ~ WANTED Box 328, City. WAITRESS fall or part time. Ex- | cellent salary. North Beach) | Coffee Shop. Phone 9164, Mr. | ; Joe. mar6-3tx FOR SALE 1936 Oldsmobile. I. G. Tyson, 112 Ann St. feb19-30-tx | FOR SALE — $1.49 BOOKS | swell ‘titles include The Yearl-; ing, Keys of the Kingdom and) Prodigal Woman—Paul Smith, Bookseller, 334 Simonton St. |FOR SALE—1 400 Watts 6/110 1212 Duval St. | 1939 DODGE SEDAN. Inquire A. Watkins, 907 Division St. | mar6-3tx HAVE SOME NEW MASONITE and steel constructed ice boxes. |. A bargain at $35.00. Also some prewar gwash basins, used, priced from $3.00 to $9.00. mar6-3tx | { Plumbing Supply, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. mar6-3tx LESS THAN ASSESSED Valua- ; tion if sold together, 6 room bungalow, 6 room house, vac-! ant lot between,” Cor. Florida} | and Eliza. Streets, 2 Lots | | 1205 Flagler Street runs, the burned building stands.| i Apply owner, P. O. Box 265, Pittston, Pa. (Brokers pro- tected). mar7-10tx | |FOR SALE — Baby Chicks. 803 /Georgia St. mar7-4tx BABY CARRIAGE. All steel, leatherette, collapsible Thayer. Like new. 804-1 { Phone 1141-M. mar7-2tx BOAT 18H224 located Gulf Dock, Has been overhauled at N.O.B. ; Good buys Call Belcher at Haskill’s Machine Shop. mar7-3tx )ROYCRAFT HOU woman's { ; tar. Jack Stroup, 612 Simonton { street. mar8-4tx | | ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE, Stove, ‘ Clothes Wringer, Bus, Three | Rooms $75.00. Skating Rink. } mar8-tf | MISCELLANEOUS | PAINTING, Interior Decorating. Estimates free. Call Davis 270. mar2-6tx LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 Each $ .95 .- Per Gal. $4.25 Each $2.10 Each $2.75 Each $5.95 Glidden Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Plumbing Supplies LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. | wes @é@vaticing. Headquarters| Convent Alumnae There Convent Alumnae held tonight,!fer” was ;beginning at 8 o'clock, at. the!rturiftion street. Plans will ‘be made at this meeting. |‘WHAT’S DOING’ AT JACKSON SQUARE 2:00 P. gram), Bill Henderson. | 8:15 P.M.—Movies on the patio. 10:15 P.M,.-@Second show. { | SOCIAL HALL: Dancing, |-checkers, | skittles, cards, dominoes, ‘Chinese a | checkers, etc. pong, |Sport Equipment; Golf clubs, tennis ecoverceveeteousenconseceenecs | !00Ks, popular and classical ree- j ords, cameras to loan. NOTE TO FRIENDS: The mien SOMEONE to lease or manage |i” the Armed Forces enjoy home, paying Pool Room. Write P. 0, hospitality Let us help you in 4 2 oe 6-3tx CXtending your invitations twois | them, WM. H. HENDERSON, fs Director. | @ WOMEN’S DIVISION USO. ACTIVITIES The following is the program \of activities for the coming week mar.lif at the Women’s USO Club at _— | 303 Duval! street. March 4 to 10, Inclusive i THURSDAY— Volts Powermaster Light Plant. Beuely Party: Swimming fob women and children, 2 p. m. Community Singing, 9 p. m. | FRIDAY— Ameri Hospital Patients, 8 p. m. Game coffe hour, 10 p. m. , SATURDAY— Shelicraft Class, 8 'p. m. ME SoS ‘orld the po) Come to see them at Pepper’s spears Baier taiad then Tay Good News! FOR FOLKS WITH SWIFFLY Head Colds | Quick relief from dis- through to Von Phister where) tress of ‘head ‘colds is what you want. So use, Va-tro- up each nostril soothe irritation, relieve con- gestion. vent many colds from developing if used in Fe time. Just try it! Follow directiot VICKS VA-TRO South St., Fiction, Now-Fict**BOOKS Technical and 1F you're Looxiwe For SEE 33 |SHORTAGE CHANGES MENU To Meet Tonight! eunae, an cithe iplecede- regent sumat “hbig tie will be a meeting of the }can Tegion’s annual | din- ve FALSE , Mts. {to obtain Tavbits for ‘the oceasion. for the annual banquet’ a a te TODAY M,—Golf Party (field table hockey, chess, shuffle board. | writing room, lounges, snack bar: raquets. 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