The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 16, 1946, Page 4

oe *4£GE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘CLASSIFIED “ADS Information for the Advertisers PHONE 535 RATES FOR REGULAR and | PAYMENT | BLACKFACE TYPE Payment for classified advertise- | Advertinements ander this head wiably in advance, but | | | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1946 FOR SALE | lone left today for a short visit ! Cotton moths migrate north in Miami. {each fall into the face of advanc- ing winter—and death. emorrhoids! Ow!! —But He SMILES, Now Be wise as he yee. ae the Rea Se ctor’ ed Phorn- doctors use adjunctive a eee es Lady’s bicycle. 807 Ashe street.) Phone 453-R. janl4-3tx | CIETY * Room representatives of the Junior-Senior High School will meet tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. H. S. Dexter, Whitehead_and United streets. ;SO By PATRICIA Key West In Piano and guest home bar. Rea-} Days Gone By sonable. 10-A Porter Place. ji bs c i jan}4-3'% | PROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN Palms, ferns, crotons, coleus, cac- OF JANUARY 16, 1936 tus, avalis, Pandora and flame = > vines, hibiscus, fruit trees, oth- 1004 Southard st. 4 Lawrence Eisners |Holisberg Baby aN ton & Minor Clinic. relief of pain, irritation and safeness Helps soften and tends to shrink swell ing. Get tube Thornton & Minor's Rectal ertisers with ledger ac- will be inserted ip The Citizen at kee oneeriions the rate of Ze a word for ench inser- See tion, but the | Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: minimum charge for Members of the Key West os “ o he first 26 words or less is 30e.) PUBLICATION DEADLINE er plants. Junior Patyok includi boys “Some may prefer the Social Qintment—or Thornton & Minot Rectal To Live Here Ronnie Anita ei tas thehnitiane eee Jan15-2tx | a ae en atl Baas after. ; Register; we prefer the Cash if'not delighted with this DOCTORS: the firet 15 words or less Is 45c # Register.” , way, low cost refunded on request. H jnoon in Bayview Park, begin-: Fresh yard eggs, battery, raised; ° 5 | fryers and young . hens. gig | ™né cu feels 7 j i ete | Southard street. janl5-4t The Rev. Shuler Peele, pas-! | tor of the Fleming Street Meth- | odist Church, was the chief; ‘Atal F Drug Stores*tv vhere. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holts- berg have returned to Key West} with their baby daughter. i The little one, three weeks| old, has been given the name of} ST, Ronnie Anita. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eisner have come to Key West to live permanently. The couple have BEBE BBE WANTED TO RENT OR BUY BEB BRBBREEBRBERBRRBE SS HELP WANTED 9-piece. dining set, new;:1 glass- door wardrobe; ‘4 ‘single bed. Smal] house or store. Close in} To the son and daugh- rent' or buy. Box H-5, Citizen ter-in-law of Police Chief Louis LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY ~ . | | { i a sie eal | ker today at the luncheon of : MJ. Eis ie Kew West. peiiatier REE e ea TELEPHONE Office. dec4-w-f-s-6tx! complete; 1 vanity table; 1 liv- | SPe@ser toda: b Rates Write'or Wire na R b t N th BRATC G | ing room suite; 1 double-size | Key, West Rotany, Club: Reasonable ROOMS for Reservations over athan OPERATORS FOR HIRE hose; 4 porch chairs. 1032 WITH BATH and TELEPHONE : Engagement gia Catherine st janl3-3tx| The Monroe County Young Men’s Democratic Club will hold For Hire—Truck, general moving. { . re a meeting tonight in the county | WAGE INCREASE J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Learners now earn a mini- Visits Whites FORD HOTEL PERSHING HOTEL Told 20’ boat, open cuck-pit, cypress s Lane. Temporary, phone, 444,/ hull, good condition. Mereld| COUTthouse. 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue — Mrs. Robert Nathan, recently] mum of $26.00 per week é ° 2 2 ree S—— Engagement of Miss Alice| resigned from his job as ‘War| for 48 hours work from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Davis, No Name Key. ( Craig’s Give Gauies ol a aiaah oe 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevater Marie Knowles to John B.j Mobility and Division Deputy a panne eee) qantas running petee for Key West | erin ane Valenzuela has been announced.| of Reconversion, is' spending a| Wage rates for experienced 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS SiATION 3 A was di i et- | Miss Knowles is the daughter; month in.Key West at the home| Operators are proportion- ene Boy's bicycle, good condition. 709 25 jliscussed again. at a meet-| ing last night of city council. of Mrs. Christopher Knowles of] of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mills! ately higher Wallehcon ainineet aD eaal of| Olivia st. jan16-3tx ce 9-B Yates Porter Place. She a White. : | i J FE Hyer, USN, Boca Chica. | ; Amatuer performances will! an accomplished musical and is} Mr, Nathan was in Key West| Frequent ‘increases, addi- Will Cader pleand ectern. 46 Home with seven rooms and be given tonight in Bayview an accornplished musician and is} in 1936 but hasn’t been back, tional payment for evening, Che Che’s Bar. _—jani2-4tx! bath. Nicely furnished. Phone Park under the direction of th Church ; ; «| since the war. He loves Key; Sunday and holiday work 1124-J. jan16-3tx WPA recreation committee. \e Mr. Valenzuela is the, son of| West and enjoys the fishing: Wallet taini c - H ee ie Mrs. Oswaldo Valenzuela of 4-H| With Mr. Nathan is Mr. Don-! sss ee Delonging yeeeea ara Chicken house, collapsible, with! .Members of the Coral Wheel 5 PLACE YOUR: Yates Porter Pl who has re-| ald Brown also of Washington,| MANY OTHER Emith,. Winder oh = built-in nests, Nearly. new, Club will be entertained tonight'e F egudiee | please return to sts, Nearly new. awigs Mi f is REFRIGERATION cently been honorably discharg-} p, c, | ADVANTAGES Mrs. E. Smith, c/o Call Office,| Reasonable. 321 Simonton. y Miss Mary Falk. ig ed from the Navy after having | , . le | Columbia Laundry. Reward. jan16-3tx served over three and one-half Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ma Poinciana P..-T. A. | ona ‘ : jani6-1tx years in the Service as Yeoman Let o2zr Chief Operator, Bat Typewriter, Cor: ta + 3 1 5 table, with = i and at which time officiated re -8 ‘Mrs. McDermott, Will the person who pi ates cae. Peviceeorul REAL ICE 5 7 B 1 ho picked u travelin p.. Per - i with the commisioning of two| Cofisiders Etirope teil you the whole story MAUI cna white ete aol epee fee We ee 4 ; LSM's - i the vicinity of Francis and Di- At the present time both are Bhind Cogan Ph 99 Ur ghey as mort cls a e regular meting ..of .the! : vision; please return to the Fox BASIS and you will: get employees at’ the Naval Operat- esi np? P Hy was’ ‘held Apply 9 to 5 at the children. Answers to the name | throat, chest iCcKS H GUARANTEED Refri ing Bas Montiay® night. [he business) TELEPHONE OFFICE “Girlie’, "No.'6 Havana st. | Five-picce bedgoom, suite, almost | and back wits Wi) Np gobbles New Girl Brownie messing Yad IE ae ca | janl6-2tx| new. Call ke t Janl6-3tx | tims = tested APORUB | eration Service. I : 4 fame janl-tf}Lost, gentleman’s yellow gold °37 Ford, 60 Fordor sedan, ae a ' % roe ise ; i A e » » | Tr oop Formed Gerald Saunders, the chair watch and chain with a two. | Saturday morning a new troop of Brownies was organized. The children gathered at the Flem- ing Street Methodist Church at 10 o'clock, where they were all man of the clothing drive, Bave| a wonderful talk entitled “Cour- | age Can’t Keep You Warm”. It} was a special appeal to the boys and girls to help the children of | One of the nation’s outstanding | open- j ing in Key West in February, Europe. Also Mr. Saunders gave a lovely rendition on the violin} | Me ern Union. ngers and clerks. Telephone for manager to see you. West- Deracaa| and-a-half dollar gold piece as a charm. Suitable reward will be paid by F. A. Fitzgerald, merchandising firms care Peter Miller Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida. jan16-3t FOR SALE | mechanically. Will sell cheap. | 505-A West Poinciana. | janl6-1tx i i Political GEORGE SANDERS in Coming: “Son of Lassie” STRAND THEATER - The Picture of Dorian Grey | REAL ICE is MORE ECONOMICAL... It’s Healthy registered and given a talk Mn) with Mrs. Nelly Holzaphel ac-} 1946. Applications are being} | Hl and Safe ... It’s PURE the work of Browni by Mrs. companing him. | accepted for women as mana-;1 gas Estate Heatrola, heats 4-6} Announcements H z : Earl Baumgardt, leader of an} “ Ajpert Carey, principal of the| ger, assistant manager and! rooms comfortably. Call 1171-J. i Intermediate troop of girls. | school, read an article “Together! salesladies. If you have expe-| (11 a.m.-2 p.m.) jan10-6tx! MONROE THEATER Sager Ruth era) TE We Build Homes and Parents” pee in zellng and sxecutive ee For Representative ! ; IN ‘ | ne troop’s leader, SS! Which was taken from the Flor-| ability, make application im-| Vita Var House Paint, guaranteed; JOHN 4 i ‘ Thelma Cates and Miss Louise] iga Parent-Teacher Bulletin. | mediately giving education and| 100% pure. $3.25 ies There CARBONELY oe siuie Wen eee Tg (ICE DIVISION) f Ketchum her assistants. Thisj “phe room attendance was a| Other qualifications in detail, ‘Springtime In Texas is none finer at any price.) For County Commissioner H H PYTTTITITITITI i i troop is sponsored by the Flem-/ ti. between Mrs. Evard’s ‘first| enclosing a small photo. Write; Pierce Bros. jan15-1 istri { Coming: “| Phone No. 8 Key West, Fla. ing Street Methodist Church, and| “,ge"sv "Mrs Fowler of the; Box SR, c/o The Key West! i mo (Second District) |Comiag: ‘To Have and Have Not’ 7 ; meets at the annex every Satur-! fourth grade. Citizen. Jan16-3t| Library copies of current) :best FRANK BENTLEY be! oer’: day morning at 10 o'clock. This s = sellers—at prices that getlower} = ~~ Tia? one aie es a week they are to order their ° MISCELLANEOUS with each rene To fill your uniforms. There were fifty-one Social Calendar { 5 = bookshelves comparatively children to join, and were as Refrigeration sales and service.| painlessly, get acquainted: with 4 follows: Rea Thompson, Leonora | wannpspay Repairs on all makes. All work! our unique rental library ‘sales 3 Thompson. Norman, Betty Bridge Club at Fort Taylor’s| Svaranteed. Mumford & Ross,| system. Paul Smith, bookseller, RTMENT eh ide a Jo ea nba Officer's Club. 8:00 pm, | 220 Duval st., phone aut 2-1mo| °2% Simonton and Eaton sts. WAR DEPA' Margaret Filer, Rose Nell Reese: i : lec22-1mo| jan3-tf thee Saacy futh Jooes, ben ellers,| Jackin Syuare ESO, Danes.) og | jandt enen Or hi cnnice OO. G Sharon Pritchard, Barbara! pyyRspDAy i Used furniture bought and sold.) Vita Var Super Chromium Finish Ann Adams, Jacklyn Rae Jolly Ladies’ Auxiliary Sewing at Key West Bedding Co., phone Aluminum: Paint, covers 130% Edna Mae McC e Ba pe Uae Municipal Hospital. 2:00 p.m.| 689, 515 Front st. janl-tf} more surface than most of, the 's world-wide enlistment dine Brown, Patsy Sands, Juan-} Foy transportation, call 848. : |_| aluminum paints. $5.40 per gal- «the purpose of the Army ¢ long and arduous war ita Marie Henriquez Rehearsal of Junior Woman’s|4@W" mowers, knives, scis-; Jon. Pierce Bros. jan15-1mo fold: to release men ° . Gertrude Yvonne Moore, Wal- Club Cabaret, Woman’s Club.| S0rs_ sharpened. Sewing ma- . campaign is two: to civilian life--and to ley Ceevantis, Joyce Vanenzuela, house. 7:30 ‘p.m. chines, small motors, suit cases,) Try “Lustretile”, the magic, rust| service who want to return acess Gloria Knowles, Eunice Loraine; pRIpay. trunks, locks, etc., repaired.| qissolver. Harmless to article puild a strong Regular Army of vo ia Camus, June Hubbard, Sandra} Division Street School’s Facul-| Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-} and hands. See amazing demon- i won the respect of the world. ¥ Taylor, Lucy Ramsey, Patsy ty Party, Lee Memorial An-| bell, 928 Division street. stration at Pepper’s Plumbing, spy our victory we have wou influence toward Mussog, Jo Ann Pinder, Faye nex. | janl-Imo| 512 Fleming. janl0-tf lose that respect, and with our militery Mullins, Faye Walterson, Con-] MONDAY | | We can lo Pee rauerden it wo) recuse peer M4 stance Kennedy Key West Players, Barn Thea-| Picture framing, diplomas, cer-| Living room furniture, complete. | a just and peace: they become weak or ineffec Millicent Taylor, Joan Know-} ter. 8:00 p.m. ' | tificates, photos. DiNegro’s Stu-| 43.C, Naval Housing. jan8-9tx forces to the point where les, Marilny Marriott, Barbara | dio, 614 Francis st., phone nacted and thé President has Jean Rae Carbonell.| Trout, Betty Jane Jenks, Louise! 1197-M. janl-1mo/ We have a few double cement "The Congress has © enlistment in the Regular e Vald Linda Kingeny | laundry tubs, one side for wash- ed legislation which makes Johnson, Bacbara:-Ann | Hobert®,|stere ne history+ I, ; a rner Si : aa MA in our Mary Alice Clark, Dorothy Stir- a Williams, America Wick-| Red Brick Garage, corner Simon-| ing and one for rinsing. Why ore ive than ever before , a a - } r 5 ttractive t ime Army rup. Lillian Ann Thrower, Pat-| ton and Greene sts. Expert auto] iff heavy washtubs full of wa- Asay woke ier a position in the new peacet : Alice Jenks, Barbara Ann ricia Leivin, Kay Reardon. | repair and fender work, auto} ter when you can turn on the It gives the soldie t of all our citizens. painting. jan9-12tx faucets to fill these tubs and pull the plug out to empty. No fuss, no bother, makes wash day a pleasure. See them at Pep- that merits the respec Grand Ole Opry Stars Playing isions They a know the valuable prov ecruitment Act. highest plane of any j 4 | Spanish teacher teaches at her home at 412 Eaton street, or a | | pupils’ homes. For further in 1 "Every American show in this new Armed Forces Voluntary R “The Regular 2 - poug mikey . per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 ‘ Regular Arpy on the avel at $ \ At High School Janua ' 23-24 | Bais ae cliat ey an0-12t« nee oh oe ur \ a eae asin advancpa study, trains pene oO i \ 5 “nalts byes ; me. , ar " ° im da respons? os i ,- aaprape eres * - z zi z Most desirable home in Key: West, Army Offers. ; good pay in a career of: ; pouty, Fie ‘ 5 to Key West for the] «°A) - will Resume petactical eae corner lot, most ‘exclusive x ane OP «2% Wi Fe sie ie ightiieon on all of us to se ; cde page wil Be| © ANMOUNCE HeRMy' ale PE teat? naps |! neenbortona, ouertooking Grate [cho if 2 soleen ORME sion enorgaccort: OD EA: a ars ; ee Ay 3 2 ocean. 13 rooms, completely|. + Ye ‘ ya-'the* victory ade” 41 j Liat * WSM Grand Ole Opry Radio| ! (Continued from Page One) | SheP! 213 Julia street. || furnished, including Baby ou ne'o mace vebuilaing ef ub Reanawarmy 15 Soe i ‘ Stars at the High School Audi-} aircraft below this altitude over svete Seas Si at ane eeecty if we are to west tliat oblgpettons , 4 eee rs-| the danger area. | could wish for. Immediate pos- h necessity 7 a ee | ee session, $80,000.00. ‘Half cash the World’s | das s under the Key! The Army announced ioday| ¥ : Au will handle. Phone 182-W for! Q - School Basketball} that Seacoast Artillery Firing) Detecve Stories Rect new books, | @PPointment. By ae ” wat A ‘ team t ut funds metibe ie aus) Seen Wala eal some for 5c per day, many sou Best Jobs Chief of Staff, united States Army ‘ ey est’s aseba ” { z if “4 ; Principal Horace O’Bryant, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on January 17, pace Ee bag a Vita Var Full Body Fioor Varnish; ; i today. The basketball team] 1946. All aircraft and vessels are|’ ton and Eaton streets. $5.00 value, $3.95 gallon, none H go to the District Tourna-| warned to remain clear of the} : jani-tt better: eierce hos) aad j ment if funds are Ge ; | : ea Se ee ae PAY PER MONTH—ENLISTED MEN i Mr. O'Bryant e danger. area will be the i no|*, and 3- it ‘ stionally knowin stars are) Water area extending 25000 mariah urea) sbanunent nay peaia, 20) fueniahed a5 sete: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW ENLISTMENT ACT | '*Miiiton to Food, Lodring, Clothes and Medic! Care 4 National Broadcasting net-| offshore Salt Ponds, bounded by, ~~ ‘ jani5-3tx| Small down balance 1, Enlistments for-114, 2 or 3 years. . Opti i i k and are heard every Sat-| bearing 165 degrees true from 24| pone pavable monthly. Johnson &/ (1-year enlistments permitted for men now ot yom ain 20 eae ie aETiREMENT i urday night Grand Ole} degrees 33 minutes 21 seconds WANTED TO RENT Johnson, Phone 372. jant-tf, in Army with at least 6 months’ serviee.) ing to three-quarters pay after gears’ pedi INCOME AFTER: ¥ Opry House in Nashville; tent North “Latitanecande stetmesrecs! - | _ 2. Enlistment age from 17 to 34 years service. (Retirement income in grade of “Per” 20 Years’ 30 Years’ } nesee 46 minutes 15 seconds West Lon-| permanent Key West business |New 24-ft. boat. with new 96 h.p., overeat except for men now in the Army, Master Sergeant up to $155.25 per month Master Sergeant Month Service Service 3 The School Fund will receive gitude, west to bearing 175 de- i Gray motor in good condition. who may reenlist at any age, and for former _for life.) All active federal military service i 4 ' Z gs de-; couple desire 2-bedroom house | 1904 Stapl 2 jan15-4tx | service men, depending on length of service. counts toward retirement. or First Sergeant $138.00 $89.70 $155.25 “ 20°. of the gross receipts which grees true from the same point./ oy apartment, furnished or un- § taples avenue. jan. i» eke bee cede % . , A Je ig ite aneontatie (peas thate? P > { e vale, medical care, food, &. Benefits under the CI Bi _. . | Technical Sergeant 114.00 74,10 (!°128.25 Py is quite acceptable, | Maximum ordinate: 3000 feet.!. furnished. Phone 344 before 6) { quarters and clothing of any arm: er the GI Bill of Rights. "168 Following is the cast of’ play-| Danger to all aircraft below this! Glock and. 513-W after 6|0use and lot. 709 Ashe street. aii Rrcailiclenas Mane wicked go ort 9: Family allowances for thé tera of en. | sft Seeeast = - 96:00 62.407 *168.00 " ers | altitude over the danger area. | o'clock. janl4-6t Apply 1407, Newton street. | each. year of active‘service since euch one listment for dependents of men who enlist Sergeant. . . ~ 78.00 50.70% 87.75. Pa Bill Monroe and his Blue| prea | Jant2-6tx was last paid, or since last entry into service, Feenllist.before July 1, 1946. Corporal ©... «66.00. 42.99. & Grass Boys, Lester Flatt from ie Army announced today; droom house for perman- Fr To . yo] 5. A-paid furlough (up to 90 da 4 10. unity to leari i i * ~ 35.1 0.75... the singing hills of Tennessee,| that Small Arms Firing practice ip fy sort Phone 896-M. | Trailer: '~21-toot — Custom® built, ee eee eerie OF ars Se». deneuaeand © cs tougis ar Aces eae rites Sean saecaber iy spate 3 Big Howdy Foster, the Champ-! will be held from Fort Taylor] ™ rye © janfe & With Frogeri nialf machines? If- | , trayel paid to, home and return, for men ‘' in U. S. or occupied countries, eivate '. 2 «5 “BOD S2IO STIG, e ion Fiddler of the Pacific Fleet.) Rifle Range from 8 a.m. to 5 p| eo | egredients and-permit to oper- ow in the Army who recalist. 11. Choice of branch of service and (a)—Plus 20% Increase for Service Overséas. hy Earl Scruggs, the South’s fore-|m. on January 16, 17° and 18,! Couple desire quiet apt. or room, | ate. Permit can be ‘tfaris-| 6. Mustering-out pay (based upon th seas theater in the Air, Ground or sabadeS (b)—Plus 50% if Member of Flying Crews, Par." 2 most banjo picker; Josephus,| 1946. All aircraft and vessels are| “ kitenen privileges. Write Box|. ferred. _ Inspected by . state | of service) to all men discharged to reenlist. _ Forces on 3-year enlistments. achutist, etc. (c)—Plus 5% Increase in Pay for 4 that Mirthquake of fun; Little. warned to remain clear of the’ ‘7, ¢/o Citizen. jani6-3tx | dairy law. Trailer can be liv- MEN NOW IN THE ARMY : J Each 3 Years of Service, s Sally Ann, the Kentucky song| danger area. |__| able, Will sell trailer or equip- pes stirg ‘Men bly reenlist before February 1 will be reenlisted in their . bird, and many other stars of| The danger area will be the Furnished house or apartment,| ™ent separate. 909 N. Beach, earths oda or ae ly discharged can reenlist within 20 days after discharge in the 3 WSM. water area 4,000 yards offshore couple with 2-year-old child.| Phone 364-J, after 5:30 p.m. discharge, provided they reenlist before February 1, 1946. 4 ae Fort Paylor bounded by azimuth 908 Fleming street. jan16-2tx| jan14-3tx | é MAI A ING OIL 210 degrees true from 24 de-; ' | * pc aa | grees’ 32 minutes, 60- seconds acaaG Gomee Suit and topcoat, size 38, short.) REENLIST NOW AT YOUR NEAREST U.$. ARMY RECRUITING STATION : CHICAGO,—The manufacture) North Latitude — 81 degrees 48) ] Suit, blue-green. Topcoat, Eng- | 2 + of pure raw linseed oil is accom-) minutes 35 seconés West Longi-|Want to buy cheap car that is) lish wool, grey, diagonal wov-| : plished by crushing flaxseed be-! tude south to azimuth 165 de-| transportation or Pans inl a pate pre-war oo an | . ¢ , tween large steel rollers in mills} grees true from the same point.| needs repair. Call after 5:30 or| fect condition. 909 N. | constructed especially for thej | all day Saturday and aoe phone 364-J, after 5:30 p.m. | ROOM 228, POSTOFFICE BUILDING 2 purpose. Subscribe to The Citizen—25¢| 240-A Poinciana. jan11-6tx : janl4-3tx MIAMI, FLORIDA .