The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 14, 1947, Page 4

Pe se TE, 5 ee ee e ij W. tn tien coell Picking up my Northwest Fio- rida tour where f left off last column at Panama City, I found the growth and development of this Gulf Coast metropolis truly amazing. It has avout taken up the slack caused by the closing of the shipyards and reduction of military personnel that during the war years turned it ipfo a imnadhouse. Its present industrial growth is sound and of a permanent nature and as a tourist resort it is grow- ing by leaps and bouhds. Its beaches are equal to any to be found on the Gulf Coast while sportsmen find it a veritable par- adise. The beach area attracts thousands during the summer season and construction has been unable to keep up with the de- mand for accomodations. Our party made up of publicity and publie relations. men and women from all section of the state was tremendously impress- ed with the whole area we tra- ——< > versed. Many of them were mak- , Wanted at once, ing their first trip into this sec- | tion of Florida and because of this first hand knowledge of its charms, beauties and advantages they will be able to inform others with authentic data and information about this favored territory. i If it’s food you want, the finest cbtainable, perfectly prepared and served, you stop at Carsons, If you need courteous and effi-' located on the Gulf Ceast High- way a short distance north of Panama City. Here you will find everything from a hamburger on a bun to stuffed pheasant and a courteous, - appreciative manage- ment that is genuinely concerned about your patronage. Our group dined there and we were so im- pressed with the food, the ser- vice and the sincere hospitality that we went on record with a resolution of approval that was unanimous. A highlight of our trin was a visit to the Florida Industrial Schoo] for Boys at Marvanna. Phe overage person thinks of it as a ‘vefotm school” or “jail” for ju- venile delinquents. While it is maintained for socially handicap- ped boys and a boy is sentenced to a term there, it is no sense a iail. On the contrary, under the uble management of Arthur G: Do- | penneriomtee i Wilt pay 1 to 5 doliars per ounce} zier, it is a combination of boys’ camp and school. Many of the boys at the school are far better off mentally, spiritually and phy- sically than they ever were at home and here are being given the first chance they have ever known. There is no atmosphere of the penal institution, no uni- forms, no guards. The boys live in a clean, wholesome setting that cannot help but bring out the best that is ia them. They learn worthwhile trades, have ample opportunity for recreation and from every standpoint the school is a credit to the state and to those responsible for its man- agement. Also at Marianna we visited Florida Caverns State Park as guests of the Florida Forest and Park Service. This amazing nat- ural attraction is. practically un- known, tp’ mast UFloridiags 7 the visitor “fem @ut of state se dom hears of it. Located three tniles. north of Marianna, the park is open the year While the underground are not as extensive or develop- ‘das those of Carisbad or Maim- moth Cave, they offer equal inte- rest and entertainment. Skillfully lighted, with well constructed trails, these wonder- ful caves present a never- end- ing fairyland of weird and un- usual formations with stalagtites and stalagmites glistening in the lighted passage ways that seem to wind through a labyrinth of avenues without : beginning end. It is probably Florida’s only completely air-conditioned at- traction for the temperature re- mains at approximately 63 de- grees Fahrenheit at all times re- gardless of the temperature ebove ground. In addition to the interesting and enchanting caverns, this in- viting State Park has _ natural vock gardens, wild life, historical values and recreational facilities that make it a paradise for the lover of nature and the out-of- doors. Those who have not visit- ed Florida Caverns State Park have overlooked a remarkable at- traction and one of which the state may well be proud. Upon omr arrival at Caverns State Park we greeted by a delegation repre- senting officials of beth the State Forest and Park Service and the Florida Forest and Park Associa- ticn, the two groups directly res- or were warmly TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL KAY ' * ‘ jof park attendants that pui perfect physical condition { the long trip through the t: Bho J ,erns. Charming hostesses for t'«; :oceasion were Mrs. Louis Sceo:- igins and Mrs. Basil Kenney, ws gave a demonstration of the best ‘in public relations in their easy f ‘and gracious manner of grectiny tiem nets oe oe menamimenacend ‘many details that go to rma! ‘such an event a success. ponsible for the splendid pro- with a creditable park system. A way to advance the organi” i t | (SORES ER SHR eee see aReeAes: HELP WANTED FOR SALE secretary, quali- , Fwo-bedroom furnished house fied for general office work,: with garage on lot 50 x i°: ‘ permanent resident. P.O. Box; 3210 Avenue “E”, Phone 7 | 708, Key West, Fla. augs-tf ; augl?-o'x< oduce clerk, with or without 1941 Plymouth, two-door secap, { previous experience. Victory} in first class mechanical con” , @ash Market, 1028 Division St.; tion. New paint job. $80). 0 augl3-tf£: cash. Apply Sandy’s Gaivc:, | Sepa a Be ee round. caverns ;Air condition your home, apart-| e served, prepared by the families these tours. ee - aeegus —— a (SRBREBRBRARKABRBEES Iuformation for the Advertisers RATES FOR REGULAR and PAYMENT BLACKFACE PYPR Payment for classified gdverii«c ments is invariably im regular advertisers w counts may have their advertic: ments charged. PUBLICATION OFADLINE Advertisementa under this head will he inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each in- eertion, but the minimum charge for the first 15 words or tess ta Sle. The rate for blackface type is 3c a word, aid the minimum charge for the first 15 words is 45c. All advertising is accepted under the followimg conditions: : event of error in advertising, transient or contract, Phe Citigen will t responsible only for the first fdsertion in Clagsifiea A@vertiaing. 41)! bisplay Advertising tor oniy the actual amount of space cecupied b; part of «he advertisement where the errer occurs. be in The Citizen offiea befor: of publication. In 1! 404 Duval Sireet. «© augie-° Se —~|{ PERSONAL SERVICE pump. Two galvanized pr sure tanks. Price $50. . . . ‘ | cient plumbing service, call A. | 1077-M or apply 1119 Von P G. Roberts, 853.: Licensed mas- | ter plumber. augd-19t | ter St. . MISCELLANEOUS To insure publication, copy 05! | Two-bedroom house with moder tard their masterful control of tiie > Honored with the leadership o/ the Florida Publicity and Pubii ; Relations Association for the cv- 10 gcelightful buffet luncheon was tion’s welfare than to contin i: LASSIFIED ADS advance, }.° th ledger oc. o'clock in the morning on the vy a ‘Automatic Duro electrie water ave4-if en erence at enti enter conveniences. Also nice y. For guaranteed plumbing work| Phone 445-J. augl2-\.¢ airs, cali John Curry, !———— cil eee eee, oy “4 One Handyhot stainless sie! 512 Margaret Street, Phone 781. ' Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. augl-Imo baby washer and wringer. F: fect condition. al ee Seve aaah, RS months old. $30.00. Prone Vacuum cleaners and washing 579. augl2.: eines peeing, GN eee Telephone 1164-M. augl-tf| Brand new Jeep Marine Enzi: complete with aircooked version and 2 in 1 reducii. gear, for immediate deliv.) $414.95. Great Seuthern Au Supply, 22 N.W. Wth Str: Miami, Florida. augl! Picture Framing: Pictures framed and matted. Phone 1197-M, 614 Francis St. jul26-imox All frames used for display pur- poses may be had for half-price’ until the end of the month.} Evans-Piikington Studio. { augl1-tf, Oe _| WANTED TO BUY Auto and Body Shop. aug? 1934 Studebaker, $100. Ton)’: for cul hair. 26 to 36 inches or; Old concealment sewing machin. more in length. Send full, length sample for prices. Lock | $2 to $5 each. Box 105, Key West, Fla. will pick up. i augl4-2ix | ‘Permanent resident wants to bi Phone 9157 «© . 7, L or lease good small busines FOR GALS Box R.M., c/o Citizen. Plumbing supplies, complete | augl4-2i>, stock. Plastic tile, paints -21éd| brushes. Robert Leonard Co, BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1592 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami, | eee Fla. Phone 7-3421. aug!-tf; For any kind of properties in Kui. i West, be it home or busin: contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fic ing Street. Phone 153. aug8- 12! Servel gas refrigerator, excellent | condition. Priced for quick: sale, $75.00. 621 Catholic Lane, | Phone 1097-W. Cail after 5:00; augt2-.:% t > p.m. aug3-6tx } FOR RENT Me: ey eee ae — | Furnished 212-room utility apar!- 1933 Plymouth, 4-door sedan.{ went All utilities furnish $120.00.. 1219 Simonton Sirect.;. Seq Isle Apts., aug l2-Jtx | Lane. jiy2i — y, ‘like neW, Gr will} ($82 t-weekly. trade, fox good, light truck. Lou; Service Station.. Smith. 400 White'St.” ————-—--- | 2 apariments at 1104 Division S AUPEs te 915 Windsor livies. furnishe |. auge-Gi- completely furnished. One bov- ment, office with a 20” window: room. No children nor pets. exhaust fan. List price, $60.09; | aug) 1.6% our price, $45.00. Electric iron, ——-—-_---—__ pe eee with cord, $4.98. Electric hot;New outboard motor boats for water heater, $5.95. 9” electric; rent at Lowe’s on Stock Isloncd& fans, no oiling at any time.; One mile up the old highwa Faints and oils. Doherty and; auc? Cmnaia TEE Olivia, COP. DM | i EF St., Phone 1597. {Store suitable for grocery augl2-14-15-3tx | meat market. 1212 Olivia Si. kaa Dae ee augi2-%5 G.E. refrigerator, good condition. ; eee eens eae te 1207 Pine St. augl4-3t {9-room house, running \ -_— : ———} $30.00 a month. Apply Two short sleeve middies, four; Eaton St. augl3 ° leg sleeve, two navy shirts fit | ———_____________ child 5 or 6 years. Mrs. Paul{Will lease for any period, 63 Hyre, 1503 Seminary. | Duval St. frontage, depin augl4-4tx! feet. Jerry’s Half-Acre. 1 : - | dance patio. Apply 507 Dy Singer and other type, sewing; &t. augli-é machine, soid, repaired and re-| at built, @readle machines elec-| REFRIGERATION SERVICE: trified. Highest prices paid for |—————_—_____________. old machimes. Phone 1393,)Refrigeration service. Engin 70642 Duval Street. augl4-15t; ing. Prompt service and reps: nee oN } 12-ft. aluminum outboard boat! and 5 horsepower Elgin motor. 3 months eld. Price $175.00. Inquire 308-€ Margaret St. | augl4-3tx | Se = a APPLIANCE REPAIRS 1940 Chevrolet, club coupe. My !——— Se eo equity. Balance financed. Ap-'We do all types of electrica: commercial refrigerators. Fi ida Keys Refrigeration Sery: 1012 Division Street. Pho; 211-J. aug 14-3: ply Cates, 902 Olivia St. | Pairs, refrigerators, wash’: augl4-3tx; machines, vacuum clesnc: -————-—-——} fans. Pick up and deliv: 1942 Ford trucks. One panel and} service. Florida Keys Ref::, two canopy Adams 2401 Seidenberg. augli-oz} eration, 1012 Division. @li-J. augl4-ui: 2 on all makes of domestic =: | » Less than four: ~ ry Any condition, Will pay irony % 5 f BO