The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1949, Page 6

TURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1 | «% Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days 8 Point 8 Point Lightface (Regular) Type BLACKFACE CAPS Spacers 10c The rate for 8 Point black- 3 Consecutive Days _. 9c 6 Consecutive Days __. 8c 15 Consecutive Days . 7c 30 Consecutive-Days _.. 6c @isplay Rates On face caps is 2 times a line more than for 8 Point light- face regular type. A Displa: Application) 10 Point Type ¥ 8 Point 14 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 12 Point Type 2 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- face (regular) caps is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface °. regular type. 18 Point Type. § Point 3 times rate for 8 Point 0 lightf 1, i aoe Eybe ightface regular type. ‘The rate for 8 Point black- 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point . lightface regular type. face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for B Point lightface regular type. INFORMATION FOR THE ADVERTISER | ’ Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy, to cloudy with local showers ‘and thunderstorms’ today thru Wednesday. Little change in temperature. . Gentle to moder-: ate. variable winds, fresh in! showers. ee” ‘‘Florida: «Partly cloudy’ : thru || | Wednesday. with, scattered show- | ers and thunderstorms along east | oast and ‘in extreme south por- ‘tion. — Little change in’ tempera- ture. = Jacksonville. thru. the Florida Straits: Gentle to moderate va- Minimum Charge Minimum space to be’ chatZed for any one inser- tion will be for 3 lines. (Es- timate 5 words per line.) Deadline Ty ‘insure publication, copy must bein the Adver- tising. Department office. be- foré,1} o’¢ldck, in the morn- ing’ on the day of. publica- - tion: é —_ i viable: winds thru’ Wednesday, : mostly southeasterly in south| Use your phone. Adver- portion and southwesterly in tisements .may be inserted {north . portion. Considerable in these columns by phone. cloudiness with scattered after- noon and evening showers: East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to | moderate: variable. winds . and partly cloudy weather thru Wed- } nesday.’) ~ Business office in The Citizen Building, : corner of Greene and Ann. Streets. Door' to the right’ on enter- ing building. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: | Nov stall craft or storm warnings | have’ been issued. REPORT | the Jaycees to hold their 1940 through. Baltimore—on OF THE CITIZEN OF _ APRIL 19, 1939 ey * ? ¥ : ~ , A delegation fromthe Key lution. . ~ ee I West Junior: Chamber of Com-| °1850—Coiclusion 6f ‘historic merce left today to attend the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty’ with annual state convention of that j Britain. dD wind SES organizaion to be held in Sara-| 1861—Sixth Mass. Regiment at- sota. Local delegates will invite-tacked by mob as it passed eve of | Civil War. bs convention in Key West. Speers 1867—The Catholic University Illinois visitors, fishing use “od America, Washington;~ D. C., day in Captain William Wickers’: incorporated. Ogee OF motorboat Pilot One, caught an} 1892—C. E. Duryea of » Spring- amberjack that weighed 50 field, Mass. operatesthe ¢ountty’s pounds. i first_gasolene auto. eed, 2 1933—United, ‘States official Representatives from the Bu- | goes off the gold standard. . « reau of Fisheries in Washington|. 1941—U, S. Supreme Court rul- are due to arrive in Key West, ing that colored ‘passengers must tomorrow to begin an_ investiga- be given same train. aecomeda> tion in local waters of the sponge | tions as others. ay, blight. 1943—The Venezuelan y Saree | the Pan -.American fu County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, opens. » es) yesterday received from the}. 1944—3,000, American - Britigh WPA the fimal check to be used. planes blast German® plane-mak- in paying for the completion of, ing factories. Pay er work on the county court: | * jouse. Leipzig, Germany. ——————— ee 1945—U. S. First Army takes Ll, ADVERTISING IS-ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of error in advertis. <b ‘g- transient or contract. Thé Citizen. will be responsible only for the first insertion in CLASSIFIED “DVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual Amount ‘bf space occupied by ‘Key West; Fla. April 19, 1949 (Obsefvation taken at City Office, “2°. 8:30 am. EST). Ry SESS hae ‘. 1946—Truman orders seveke Westbrook Pegler, nationally | food- curbs. because. of famine known columnist, arrived in| abroad, ~ Be Ae A oe ‘we part of the advertisement ‘where the ertor occurs. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS » JRNISHED apartments, 3 roonis and bath, everything furnished. immer rates, $75.00 and $85,00, ral Hotel Apartments, opposite st Office. aprl-30t SURNISHED modern apartment. Pine Piaza Apts, 1301 Truman \ve., Phone 215. mar31-tf EFFICIENCY apartments, $60.00 monthly. Near South Beach: hown 'by appointment.’ Phone 115-XJ, : apr5-30tx ‘ICE newly decorated ; three- room house. 1024 Washington reet. apr13-6tx URNISHED studio apartment. Near. beach. Cool. Porch, ‘Gar- cen, .Weekly or $60.00’ monthly. dults.. No pets. Apply 1214 uval Street. aprl6-if ‘EW wunfurnished two-bedroom house: Electric kitchen. © Tile ath. Apply 812 Olivia Street. aprl18-3t * URNISHED one-bedroom house} Available this week. Apply 914 Packer, apri8-3t ewly decorated 4-room furnish ed apartment. Breezy ‘porches iso one-room. efficiency apart ent. ‘1’ block from ocean. Both var Officers’ Club. 538-M. apr19-3tx FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS OUR ‘apartments, rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5. to 5 per week. 411 William St... : apr6-30tx POR: RENT—HOTEL ROOMS. VERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming Street. Gingle rooms from $10 » weekly. Double rooms .from 12, apr7-41.-tf ROPICAL. Hotel, 114 Duval. Weekly rates, $7.00 single; 0.00 double. Daily rates, $2.00 ngle, $3.00 double. mar29-30t FOR RENT—COTTAGES © AND ROOMS OMPLETELY furnished brick cottage, or comfortable sleép- ‘@ rooms, at summer rates. oung’s Tourist Rest, 1721 Flag- r, Phone 1172-J. aprl5-tf URNISHED cottage for rent 4 months, June to September, 150, paid in advance. Apply af- 5 P.M., 607 Elizabeth St. apr19-5tx POR RENT—ROOMS ICE, cool rooms. Cheap.. Phone 9174. aprl2-12tx FOR RENT—FLATS WO-BEDROOM newly furnish- ed flat. Electric kitchen, tile ith. First and last month in vance. Utilities furnished. Ap- y Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 yuthard, aprl5-5tx WANTED—TO RENT AVAL officer's family needs two-bedroom house, by mid- lay. Phone 790, Ext. 310. aprl6-3tx gpa emrnetencncrenitatins ANTED—Furnished 2-bedroom house or apartment by three lults. Permanent _ residents. .ximum rent, $75.00 per month. ite P.O. Box 867, Key West, a apr19-2tx FOR SALE—TRAILER UGGAGE trailer. 1104 Mar- apr18-6t garet Street. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | SL LLL KEY WEST cook book and its Seasonings; coconut candy and coconut’ chips; Seminole skirts and Fischer jewelry at the Mar- shall Studio Shop on Telegraph Lane. ~ mar16-30t FIVE bundles of old newspapers, 1c... Inquire"'The Citizen Of- fice, Phone 51. mar22-tf PORTABLE Corona typewriter, g06d condition. $25.00. Joe Lopez, Phone 752-J. aprl5-tf REMINGTON noiseless typewrit- er, $35.00. Apply Marshall Stu- dios, Phone 1021-J. apr16-3tx ONE 25 h.p. Scotch-Marine boil- éer,..with, fuel and water pump, $100.00.. One 15-foot hardening | cabinet, divided in,5 sections of | 3 feet-each., Come out and look heed items over. . Adams Dairy, apr16-6t{* | BEAUTIFUL, colorful fighting |. fish. ;,Juist arrived. $1.35 each.) Telephonejj name free of charge. apr19-6t! n | Apply 183i’ First St. UWIGR Sates | FOR SALE—CANINES AND FELINES DOBERMAN Pinscher pups. Ap- | ply Bottle Cap Inn, Simonton | Street. , BOXER pups, AKC registered. } Fawn black mask. 14 weeks. Fine pedigree. 54-1. Poinciana. ! aprlg-3t j Posie Birt ite SNL URGE re CARAS La ae {FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS | CRASES, 5c each.- Promissary notes, 1c each. Artman Press, Citizen Bidg., Phone 51. mar22-tf FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT BIG sale restaurant equipment. Bar-B-Q pit, hot water heater, | refrigerators, forks, dishes, Every- electric knives, spoons. thing must go. Enquire Skating | Norton 46, 500 CC ~ Rink, Southard Street, apri4-6tx| Harley 46, a buy FOR SALE—HARDWARE |LET’S Get Acquainted: Paints | and oil. .Lowest prices in Key | West. Make us prove it. In- lect killing Dianol treated flat {paint (white only), $5.15 gal. | Doherty & Co., 846 Olivia. Phone | 1597. apr5-30t »FOR SALE—BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE—Duval Club Bar, 426 Greene Street. Apply Basil Tynes, Phone 477. mar2-tf 1 | GROCERY in excellent location. “ Come in and see for yourself. Write J-14, c/o Citizen. mar28-tf | FOR SALE—USED CARS |OLDSMOBILE Fordor Sedan, | with luggage trailer. Call} | 1002-R after 5 P.M. apr16-3tx | 1947 FORD 2-door sedan. Excel- lent condition. 2308 Seiden- , berg Avenue. apr18-6tx 1940 FORD station wagon, $500 full price, 607 Elizabeth St. Call after 5 P.M. apr19-5tx 1938 PLYMOUTH 4-door, good } body, tires, motor. Price $225 or best offer, Tel. 1397-M. apr19-3ix | 1941 HUDSON 5-passenger coupe, new motor, good condition. 1219 , Newton Street, after 4 P. M. ‘ aprl9-3tx mar10-tf | FOR,SALE—HOUSEHOLD -- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES SINGER ‘sewing machiné. ‘Solid mahogany | woodwork;,:: Apply 1108 Olivia Street. apr}9-3tx FOR SALE—USED TRUCKS. | 1947 CROSLEY pickup. -truck, New engine, new ‘paint. "Good tirés, “One owner. Can be seen Tony's’ Auto Body. Shop, 603 Greene Street.’ “apr19-3t FOR SALE—DRY GOODS’ ; .' HOME DECORATORS YOU will find the latest trends in texture, color. and design in the new slip cover and. drapery materials at CAROLINE SHOP on Ann Street. Prices from.$1.25 up. ; aprl-tf ‘ CHILDREN’S CORNER sGonton St. (near Sears)’. Key’ West’s. oldest shop exclusive- ly for children. . Clothing and toys - personalized with child's apr16-30t FOR, SALE—REAL. ESTATE 11-ROOM house,’ 4 bedrooms, 2 tile ‘baths, tile kitchen, laundry room, breakfast room, furnace. $10,000.00. See Basil Tynes, Phone 477. mar2-tf { ‘FURNISHED house, six bed- rooms, double living room, din- ing room, kitchen, two baths: Very reasonable. Apply *Mrs. Tynes, 800 Georgia Street. apr13-6t LOT 50 x 100 on Flagler: Avenue: Home site or investment. Tele- phone 658. apr12-8tx FOH ‘SALE—MOTOR BIKES, SCOOTERS & MOTORCYCLES MOTORCYCLES Harley 47, very nice .—— Harley: 40, runs fine | Indian 48, perfect $495 295 | Lowést last night Mean Reasoriable. } . Enfield 46, perfect —_. a OS, “~. f) . Temperatures Highest. yesterday ________ 86 % .- 69 PORES | : 16 Sok Normal ©. Kcpticoses Precipitation Total jjast 24 hours —_ .48 ins. Total this. month .... 1.68. ins; Excess this month _...... . .85 ins. Total this; year ... 3.14 ins. Deficiency: thsi year 2,38 ins. --, + Relative Humidity, 19% : ASea Level), 8:30 a.m. + 30.06 ins.—1018.0 mbs. wf: Momerrow’s Almanac rise . 6:01 a.m. 6:52 p.m. ..1:45 a.m, 12:29 p.m. TIDES: oc Tomorrow ‘(Eastern Standard Time) High Low “.5:13:aan. 8:42 a.m. 7 3:4bepan, 11:22 p.m. “ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Key West) Time of| Height of “Station— Tide |high water (bridge) 0h 10m ~ 0.0 ft. No Name Key ; (east'end) —_+2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Charinel (orth end) -+2h10m +1.4 ft ie : 000 NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to ¢ be added. _ HELP WANTED—MALE EXPERIENCED bartender want- ed, with references. Apply Overseas Bar, 917 Fleming Street. i : apr19-3t GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES ALUMINUM. wheelbarrows and metal garden carts. Key West Garden. & Lawn Supply, 830 | Fleming Street, Phone 1019. apr18-tf ‘SERVICES AND REPAIRS— Good Terms Car. Trades RADIO AND TELEVISION S35 W. Pistier; Wine, Pia. | Ye Phone 22604 ; RADIO repairs and_ television apr18-6t service. Low standard prices FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS 14-FOOT moulded plywood Ram- sey boat and trailer. 10 h.p. Mercury motor. Keys: Supply Co., Stock Island. apr15-6tx 24-FOOT cabin cruiser, boat and motor, like new. Sacrifice. Call 527-J. apr19-3t MOVING AND HAULING ' General Hauiing Household Furniture, Etc. Every Load Insured J. C. RAMSEY Phone\290 709 Whitmarsh Lane | mar28-30t | Furniture ‘Moving | Local and Long Distance Agent| Galloway Transfer and Storage | ISLAND CITY TRANSFER | Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman ; apr2-30t | WANTED—SALESMEN YOUR own business, supplying Rawleigh’s well known line Toiletries - Soaps - Cleanser, Food Products, etc, in City of Key West, Monroe County. Man or! woman wanted. We supply prod-| ucts on credit if -you . qualify.| Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. FAD-660- 216R, Memphis, Tenn. apr20-22-25-27-29;may2 |one Tammen by catalog. 14 years radio experi- ence in manufacturing plants. 1116 Whitehead Street, Telephone 769-M. apr9-30tx REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PLUMBING PURIE’S Plumbing. Phone 665-J, 1314 Pine Street. Reliable and teasonable. Day and night ser- vice. mar24-30tf SERVICES—CRATING i CRATING, packing for shipment or. storage. _CATES’ CRATING SERVICE Phone 1172-W. apr2-30t j PERSONAL a \ LIMITED time only—Recondition | your hair with an end-curl permarient wave $5.00. Slender- | izing $14.50 special, 5 machine,’ exercise and vapor visits plus; table massage. | Marion’s Cayo Hueso Beauty Sa-| lon, 919. Simonton St., Tel. 1314./ mar24-301 | STORAGE | RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- turé or commercial. Phone! 798. apr12-30t WANTED SOMEONE to donate piano to, USO-YMCA. .Call 189. | apr18-3t ; Senator Kenneth Wherry, Key West ‘yesterday for a stay of} . 1948—Communists several days. ian. elections. John:L, i bapa sameeers i United Mine . Workers Building permits issued. in| guilty. in Federal Court in Wash- Key West last week totaled more |;ington of civil and criminal con- than $10,000, Building ‘Inspector | tempt of court in refusing to stop . ‘ . Harry M. Baker announced to-| strike.- day. ‘ Further financial help im pro- moting the housing project in Key West will be received short- ly, according to’a dispatch from Washington ‘published in The Citizen today. “©. 81 Cities in 12 States’ ~~ ‘sae lo%ee foro Toke 4 “The Crystal Queen,” an oper- etta, will be presented Friday night by the Harris school pupils in the school auditorium. Miss Florence Sawyer, deputy county ‘clerk, who had _ been visiting in Miami, returned yes- |} terday. FLY WITH CONFIDENCE ON NATIONAL Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: Sue Al R Li N ES “The power to tax is not the | >see power to destroy, so long as the supreme court remains -free and unhampered.” TODAY’S * ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) . 1721—Roger Shérman, Connec-|' ticut’s famed statesman, who be- gan life as a cobbler, signer of the Declaration: of Independence and a framer of, the Constitution, born in Newton, Mass. Died July 23, 1793. * 1864 — May Robson, famed American actress, born in Aus- tralia. Died Oct. 20, 1942. 1868—Paul P. Harris, Chicago lawyer, founder of Rotary Inter- national, born in Racine, Wis. Died Jan. 27, 1947. 1879—Miller J. Huggins, fam- ous New York Yankees baseball manager, born in. Cincinnati. Died Sept. 25, 1929. MARSHALL PLAN (Continued From Page One) over the amount of the appropri- ation, a still stronger fight will { be waged in the senate. | Senator Robert A. Taft, Repub- lican leader in the senate, and floor leader, have declared that the amount should be cut at least 10) Now! Beautiful. FLOORS | Guaranteed ‘for. the life of your home: You can design your own Kentile floor and have it laid...s0 quickly and easily..,tile by tile in your home. Beautiful colors won't wear off. Kentile resists soil and stains... per cent. | it’s the easiest floor to keep cleat Some Republican senators, Choose from many beautiful colors, joined by Senator George of ¥ Georgia, favor paring down the} KENTILE sum as much as 15 per cent. | é ® AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA The Permonently Beavtitul, STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | Asphalt Tite TRIUMPH COME IN FoR PhEE ESTIMATE) — THE KEY WEST FLOOR COVERING CO. dU Grocers 132 Duval St. Tel. 1454 AAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAALSAA Just Mail It To “Cancer” Give as generously as you can—today. Your check or money order in an envelope addressed to “CANCER”, care of your local post- office, will be delivered to the American Cancer Society office in your state. Here’s my $ to help conquer cancer. NAME _. _ ADDRESS CITY... ZONE... STATE