The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 21, 1946, Page 4

IFIED ADS ‘PUBLICATION ON DEADLINE Pee Sina beri the itieg Retgre “1 Select oa —— Furnished apartment, 1014 Grin- nell street. _ septl7-5tx ——— Completely furnished apartments, . 1104 Division Street, contain- ing one bedroom. No animals or children. $60 monthly. Phone 391-J or 628. Over $30 (About $130 a Aiver 6 6 Months’ Training Experience in TELEPHONE OPERATING | Desirable office space in Camp- — bell Building. Apply Lee's . . Shat's for a 40-hour week,} Food Center. septl9-3t and there's to earn | —————______—__—_—_- considerably more for overtime /Furnished cottage, no_ electric work at time-and-a-half box. Couple only. No pets. —_—_— 1128 Margaret, phone 846-J. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL sept20-2tx EEE Unfurnished apartment. 818 Oli- via Street. sept20-3tx septl7-5t Vacation’ With Pay Spvestiqne Zhe Fascinating Today! Telephone Office Mrs. McDermott, Chief rator BELL, TELEPHONE House, 4 rooms and bath, Oa SrsDRAPH COMPANY ter. Silver, linens, cooking - ——— utensils, etc., furnished. 1229 Whitehead. sept21-1tx Office rooms, single or suite. Second floor, Duval St. locatien. The Price Organization, 411 Fleming, Realtors. Phone 124. septl6-18-21 septi6-tf and trimmer. Appiy fest Bedding. sept3-tf class senior beautician, of managing. $40.00 guarantee, plus com- Steady position. Ap- in person. Beauty Colony, Southard St. septl9-3tx Furnished two-bedroom cottage. Apply. 1306 Division St. sept21-tf Apartment, in private home. Rea- sonable. Apply 508 William St., Phone 831-R. sept21-2tx FOR SALE 2- and 3 - bedroom bungalows, furnished and unfurnished: small down payment, payable monthly.\ Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. sept3-tf fi supplies or plumbing work, think of Pepper’s. Call us for repairs or installations. Pep- per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. sept3-tf ‘Wented—Homes of all kinds: One, three bedrooms, furn- | Zenith cabinet fifteen-tube radio, very good condition, almost new, $150.00 cash. After six. 13-F J. Yates Porter Pl. ba septl6-6tx aug22-1 Bie Notes (Promissary?, Ic each. Art- House trailers, wire or write} man Press, Citizeri Bldg., phone make, year, length, condition) 51. . mar15-tf lowest cash price. E. W. ‘ , 1729 N.W. 43rd Street, !Lady’s bicycle, $15.00. Apart- Miamj, Phone 78-2859. | ment 42-A, NAS. septl9-3tx a septl2-30t ;Plantains and cocoanut palms for sale. 1217 Petronia Street. sept20-2tx Wanted To Buy—hiving Toons suite. Box K.W.H,, Citizen. }.., septl6-6tx i tala inca an Duro pump, kerosene stove and heaters, doors, rugs, living, din- ing and bedroom furniture, chandeliers, mirrors, 9 x 12 linoleum. Phone 459-R, be- tween 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. septl7-19-21x Wanted—Young woman for gen- | eral office work. Must type and take shorthand. Good salary. | “Must be permanent resident. Write P.O, Box 708. septi6-6tx Warited to rent, by permanent residents, three-bedroom un-/Furniture for three rooms. 58-1 furnished modern house. Phone} Pojnciana Place. sept21-6tx 1193, Soper, or see me at the customs septl9-6tx “ 1946 Whizzer motor bike. Has MISCELLANEOUS been ridden 96 miles. Also has specdometer and license. 1120 sales and service. Curry Lane. sept21-3tx Refrigeration . Repaits on all makes. All work oy soma Mumford & Ross, | Lot 47.5 x 100, located on south- Duval St., Phone 333. ernmost section of city. $1,000. septl8-tf} Apply 4-E, Porter Place, phone ns | 15 80-J. sept20-3tx Comets. 928 Division, phone j———— —— ——_________ , Keys made, locks repair-! 1936 Ford, excellent condition, ed, ete. sept3-Imo| radio. Apply 508 William St., -R. 1-2tx Roct#lenl motors repeired, called) P20Ne 831-8 ashy for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec- trieal Service, 2612 Harris Ave. BABY CHICKS Baby chicks: (Large type) $12.95 Septl-tf) “ber 100. Reds, Rocks, Giants, i Brahmas, White Crosses, Or- er 9 Pearl + lee eee pingtons, Minocras. Assorted septl6-6tx * our choice. 100% bloodtested. i Send money order. No COD. ee cp Orlando Caraballo, plumbing con- tractor, 2800 Harris Avenue. Drain fields repaired. No job pening Farms, R-3, Columbia, . .C. sept21-1t too big or small. For immedi- PHOTO SUPPLIES ste service, ‘call 77-W. septl7-5tx Movie cameras, movie projectors, | and 127 film. Evans Camera and Supply Store, 506 Southard Street. We will reline brakes on any make of car, labor and material, $18.00. Body repairing and painting, expert mechanic, all work guaranteed. Red Brick Garage, Simonton and Greene streets. sept21-6tx Strand Theater BING CROSBY in “ROAD TO UTOPIA” Coming: “Lost Week End” Will trade two small one-bed- room houses, furnished or un-| furnished, on same lots, for! two - bedroom house. Phone} 657-J. sept20-3tx TWO YEAR OLD FIELD GROown ee EVERBLOOMING VARIETIES - > SvER, sone Y VARICES in Lost —_—$_ Bleck Cockerel Spaniel, last seen] Goton© ROSES near commissary. Reward if returned to 39-D, United and) White. Fvrrey Ag Rose | NURSERIES sept20-2tx | Wien, fexas press cameras, 35 mm cameras | sept5-tf | oe ca: ‘onve now | BROOKLYN DEFEATED © GAME IN MAJORS (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Sept. 21:—Brook- lyn’s Dodgers yesterday pulled up to within a single game of tying the St. Louis Cardinals for leadership of the National League. Dodgers accomplished this by de- feating the Cincinnati Reds, 5 to 8, while the Redbirds were idle. The victory slashed a half game pff the lead held by the Cards the day before. National League’s 1946 sched- ule is fast drawing to a close and as usual the down-the-stretch | battle for first place becomes hot- ter and hotter as each game falls ' inio history. Only one other contest was played in the major leagues yes- terday. Detroit Tigers took that ; battle from the Cleveland Indians, } 15 to 1. Bengals pounded out 22 hits off five Indian hurlers to rack up the one-sided count. Results of the games: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Brooklyn R. H. E. Cincinnati 310 0; Brooklyn ... 6245-3 Vandermeer, Hetki, Gumbert and Mueller; Herring, Behrman, Casey and Edwards. AMERICAN LEAGUE eclad beens ermal Lemon and Weigel. How They St They Stand NATIONAL ia Teams— W. L. Pct. G.B. St. Louis - 630 Brooklyn 9155 .623. 1 Chicago 531 14% Boston - 2 531 14%} Philadelphia 66 81 .449 26% Cincinnati 421 30% Pittsburgh 413 31% New York 395 34% AMERICAN LEAGUE Teams— We Ly’ Pctd GB. Boston -99 48 673° Detroit: 85 59 590 12% New York 82 65 .558 17 Washington _71 75 486 27% Chicago 68 78 466 30% Cleveland 66 81 .449 33 'St. Louis _..63 80 .441 34 Philadelphia 49 97 .336 49% Grid Letter Won by Dog AP Newsteatures ENTRALIA, Ill.—Oscar leads gn unusual lif for.c.deg. The pel lle man shepherd goes to school, to the enjoyment of the youngsters and the admitted annoyance of his devoted owners, - and 9g William McKain and Bill, r. Oscar started accompanying Bill to grade school and for the past three years has gone to Cen- tralia High School with his mas- ter. Turned away at classroom doors, Oscar became accustomed to searching out livelier instruc- tion in physical education cl; ! unrestrained—or nearly so. Oscar was a candidate for the K-nine corps or war dogs, but was rejected as 4-F due to a fore paw permanently injured by an | automobile. Oscar rarely missed a football practice last season. For loyalty to the Centralia team, Coach Trout awarded a football “C” to Oscar—doubtless the first letter legs and one on the bum. Spanish Class Starts Monday San Carlos School’s Spanish .class for adults will start next | Monday, Sept. 23, at 3 p. m. Lessons, as in years past, are free. Tue school is located up- | ing, 516 Duval street. | BROADWAY | CIGAR STORE 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks _| Dodgers Win To Gain Half rat On Idle N.L. Leaders’ CINCINNATI, 5 TO 33] _ciry SPORTS — ‘ONLY ONE OTHER}: At Cleveland R. H. E.} Detroit — 15 22 0 Cleveland Pavia Hutchinson, Gray and Tebbetts; Reynolds, Flanagan, Embree, S |in the gymnasium where he romps , |to one so young, with three good | stairs in the San Carlos Build- ! , DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park ‘Wight Games) /MONDAY— 7:30—Roy’s Auto Parts vs. Vets of Foreign Wars. + 9:00—Bottle Cap Inn vs. Amer- ican Legion. TUESDAY— 7:30—Key West Merchants vs. § Adams Dairy. 9:00—Vets of Foreign Wars vs. 4 Bottle Cap Inn. + THURSDAY— 7:30—American Legion Adams Dairy. » 9:00—Sher Jewelers vs. Roy’s Auto Parts. i | FRIDAY— !. 7:30—Miami Daily News vs.! Delmonico. 9:00—Griffin’s Bar vs. Herald. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- ball and Handball Courts, Dia- {mondball, Kiddy Playground, Comfecrt Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach— ‘Swimming. | Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea Fishing. Small Boats. vs. { Miami i ‘Breaking, Entering Not Within Jurisdiction Of | Case of C. J. Reed, charged with breaking and entering, and stealing a camera, camera at- tachment and ration book, which was brought to Judge Enrique Esquinaldo’s municipal court, was not heard by the judge on the jurisdiction in a breaking and en- tering case. Found With Stolen Items Reed was found with fo Miss Susan Cretella of 1020 Grinnell street. Miss Cretella was told to get a warrant from Justice of the Peace Ira Albury in the first district, as J. Y. Por- ter of the second district, is out of the city, and Albury will take jurisdiction. _ Panama .. hats Ecuador. connie: oa een are made _ in City Court, Judge Says | grounds that his court has no| two, items in his possession belonging ; Wardlows Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward- low of 4139 Avenue E, arrived this week from a vacation that took them through Georgia, Ala- bama, Tennessee, and North Carolina. The Wardlows were Breatly impressed by the Great Smoky Mountains and enjoyed their time spent in that area of the country. They saw only one Key Wester on the five-state trip. He was Sidney Mathews, a student at the University of Florida. ry CITY ACTION (Continued froin Page One) : plained about a street in that lo- | | cality and Mr. Dopp ordered it : repaired. Now, Horre, Command-! er Haury of the VFW, and other | Tesidents of the locality have told officials that they will furnish the manpower if the city will | ; give them the marl and the equipment to fix all the streets in their locality. The city, says Horre, “has loaned the equip- ment to a local priyate construc- tion firm.” No Action Taken “Eighty per cent of the septic tank fields are above ground in my area,” said Horre. “The own- ers of the property are a large mortgage company, They should be compelled to fill in that | ground. Complaints have been made and still the condition ex-/ ists.” Don’t Make Arrests “Law is law,” said Horre. “If{ I kill a child in an automobile accident, I expect to pay the pen- alty, yet, if people provoke epi- | i i demics and cause deaths by maintaining unsanitary condi- tions,.they are not molested. The sanitary inspector is given the power to make arrests for non compliance with ordinances. This he should do,” said Horre. Though the horses near his property have been moved, still! ‘another stable is being erected for the quartering of horses. The area is filthy, Horre complained. } Horre emphasized that he has no grudge against anyone in the city, but that if a private individ- ual can see these existing condi- tions, “why can’t the person be- ing paid to do this job for the city likewise see them?” | The term “fifth column” was | first used by Spanish General Mola during the Spanish Civil ; War. Outlit the Entire Family! 9 Now Showing . . . 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