The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1949, Page 3

8 Point i : 10¢ 3 Consecutive Days __ 9c 6 Consecutive Days . tc 1) Consecutive Days _. Te 3 Consecutive Days 6c (Deplay Rates On von) 8 Point LIOHTFPACE CAPS ‘The rate for 8 Point light- fece (regular) caps is 1% timers « line more than the cmt for & Point lighiace feguler type 8 Point Blacktace Type ‘The rete for 6 Point black. face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Pout lightlace regular type. ALA. ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the follow img. ensient or contract. The Citizen will be respon: ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space occupied by Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days 8 Point BLACKFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point black- face caps is 2 times a line more than for 8 Point light. face regular type. 10 Point 1% times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 12 Point T 2 times rate 8 Point lightface regular type. 18 Point Type 3 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 24 Point Ty 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. POR REWT—APARTMENTS | AND HOUSES FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms ond beth, everything furnished Seremer rates, $75.00 and $85.00. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite | Post Office may6-30t MODERN apartment, completely furnished, het running water Pine Plare Apartments, 1301 Tremen Avenue, Phone 215 | apras-tt) FURNISHED one bedroom apart. ment. Utilities furnished. Only | couples need apply. Sea Isle Apts, 115 Windsor may6-tf | PPPICTENCY apartments. $60.00 mrontihty Near South Beach. Shewn by appointment. Phone anes may !3-30tx THREE-ROOM apartment. one. feom apartment. both partially , Reasonable. Apply) on Street. between 5:20 and vo may 13-tf WORE, charmingly “furnished, | twe bedrooms, two baths, dress- ie oro R may 14-5t : | coconut chips; Seminole skirts shall Studio Shop on Telegraph } 395-M. room, breeepyay, May, Noy,! Street. FOR RENT—FLATS WILL rent two-bedroom upstairs ! flat furnished, $100.00; unfurn- ished, $85.00. All newly decorat- ed. 626 William Street. may17-tf FOR ae eects KEY WEST cook book and its seasonings; coconut candy and and Fischer jewelry at the Mar- ‘ Lane. apr20-30t ; FIVE bundles of old newspapers, le. Inquire The Citizen Of-! fiee, Phone 51. mar22-tf | ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us for cheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. may1i-tf > 30-GALLON electric .hot water! heater. 713 Eaton St., Phone may 16-3t ABY bassinette, suitable for boy or girl. Fully equipped. $12. Apply E. B. Markus. 709 Emma Phone 847-M. - may17-2tx EPPICIENCY apartment, adults 3-PIECE living room set and cov- only. fe pete $55.00 monthly. 4 William Street may l4-tf —— | APARTMENT couple only. Paul's twin beds. maple chest of draw-; FOR SALE—TREES, FLOWERS. | 2Verage of $771,000 a year to pas- Twe Shop may l4-tf $75.00 ONLY COO, dewnetairs all-electric one-bedroom apartment. with twin clothes closets, chests of drawers, lamps, bookcase and! ther extra furnishings to make| ' @ real home Also lovely} wen for vour evening pleasure. | Ome tleck from stores Your thely welcome but no pets. Call imaw may 14-3t PURNIGHED apartments, elec- trie kitehen, hot water. children Apply 909 Elizabeth may 17-tf weteomed Breet ers, Governor Windsor desk, large console combination radio, | high chair, Easy Spindrier, iron ers, bed, bureau, 2 tricycles, kitch- en set, floor lamp, etc. 226-C FOR SALE—USED CARS 1940 BUICK. Apply 204-D Poin- ciana Place. Phone. 707. may 16-3tx 1948 PONTIAC sedan coupe. Low mileage. Two-tone green. Hy- dromatic. seat covers, radio, heat- er and air conditioner. All other extras. $2095. Phone Lt. Meek} 790, Extension 331, before 5 or may be seen after 5 at Quarters F.A., Ft. Taylor. may17-6tx ——A FOR RENT APARTMENTS AND ROOMS POUR separtments, roams and emt honee ke ronme, $5 to 615 per week. 411 William 81. may 10-30tx furtiished one-bed- rem cottage, near beach. Adulte only. The Price Organi- rotten, 411 Fleming, Phone 124 may14-tf PURNISHED cottage. $65 month June to September 30. Apply Of) Plivabeth after 5:00 P.M. may 16-3tx PURNISHED cottage couple only. No pets Apply 1128 Margaret Street. Phone 646-J may17-5tx FOR RENT—-MOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming Single rooms $10 up weekly from $12. Coffee Shop ond Bar apr26-tf FOR RENT—BUSINESS PLACES STORE on Duval Street, corner location Suitable all types husiness, P.O. Box 225, Phone 7M may 12-tf FOR RENT ONE-CAR garage. Also two-room storage space. Phone 575-1. may16-tf TWO ~« BEDROOM unfurnished house by June 6th Phone 1664) may 16-2tx 1948 TWO-TONE Pontiac. two- deor sedan de luxe model with | radio, heater, foglights, spot- light, undercoat. 12 Rest Beach or call 1531-J. may17-3tx 1941 CHRYSLER in good condi-: tion. 2835 Staples Ave. may 17-6tx cocisiteaiinent titnigtalindiamsadiastniceasipiomitien’ FOR SALE—USED TRUCKS 1938 %-TON Dodge Pick-up Truck. Good condition and tires. Reasonable. Cabrera Whole- sale Grocery. may17-3t 1940 INTERNATIONAL _ panel truck. First, $100.00 takes it. Cabrera Wholesale Grocery, 423 Front Street. may17-2t ~ FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND RPPLIANCES exteeemanncentpenianinpiggntiamnae STEEL twin beds, sn mattresses and coil springs, dressers, lavatories, A-1 condi- tion. Sell very reasonable. Luther Pinder, Ocean View Hotel. may12-tf BLOND chest of drawers, like! new. Seen by appointment. Phone 1138-R. may17-1t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE NEW concrete block 2-bedroom house on lot 50 ft. x 120 ft. 3512 Duck Ave. Terms. Phone 573 or 772-R. may6-12tx LOTS for sale. $725.00 each. Call 598. may12-6t LOTS 14 and 18, Sq. 3. Tr. 30, size each 52°4” x 926”. ; phine Street, between Venetian and Blanche. $450 each. Phone' CAROLINE SHOP, 223 Ann St., may14-3t 658. may 17-6tx sible only for the first insertion in. pt. ne apee at charge. Price, on Jose-!and draperies. Minirnumm Charge Minimum space to be charged for any one inser- tion will be for 3 lines. (Es- timate 5 words per line) To insure publication, copy must be in the: Adver... tising Department office be+ fore 11 o’cloek in the’ morn- ing on the day’ of publica-: tion. ; : aa Phone 51 | Use your phone, Adver- CHILDREN'S CORNER Simonton St. (near Sears) Key West's aldest shop exclusive. ‘w for children Clothing and toys personalized with child’: aprl6-30t FOR SALE+TRAILER 22-FOOT Alma _ house trailer. Perfect condition. Sleeps 4! Leaving city. $700.00. Apply Southern Inn Trailer Court, Si- monton Street, TRACTOR semi-trailer van, tirs and engine. $1,800 value, $1,200. Cabrera Wholesale Gro- cery, Front Street. ROSES AND SHRUBS | Poinciana Extension. may17-3tx) HIBISCUS, geraniums, palms, be- gonias, gardinias, crotons, ixor- ias, coleus, sultanas, crepe myrtle, bougainvillaea, stephanotis, flow- ers. Other plants. 1004 Southard. Phone 1049-J. may17-1tx FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS LEASES, 5c each. Promissary notes, Ic each. Artman Press Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. mar22-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE CURB’ girl and_ experienced waitress. Apply Ponce Lunch- eonette, 701 Simonton Street. No phone calls, please. may11-6t OPENINGS for (3): women. full time there is a splendid in- come. opportunity for you with WOMAN to take care of 11 months old child (daytime) Good references necessary. Phone 872-M. may 17-3tx HELP WANTED—MALE ROUTE salesman. Experience necessary. Apply 8 to 830 a.m. 433 Front Street, Cabrera Whole- sale. may17-2t BEAUTY SALONS 20% permanent waves. Cold waves, $8.50 up. Beauty Colony (up- stairs) 521 Southard Street, Tele- phone 206. apr30-30tx GARDEN AND LAWN — SUPPLIES AFRICAN violet plants (Blue Boy). Key West Garden and Lawn Suppiy, 830 Fleming St., Phone 1019. may 16-tf FABRICS HOMEMAKERS them yourself or have them made. has the materials. i } 4 t i may17-2t] | If}; you want work but cannot give |: -|ployed at Martin’s to offer the } easional © ‘Local thundershowers in south i Boca Chica - WEA f ¢ Says: Showers thru Wednesday. Mod- erate easterly winds becoming fresh in’ thundershowers. Florida: Partly cloudy with oc- i local : the east coast. h portion thru, =| Sage “Generally. t WNilveaiere, icksohville. thru. the: Florida its: . Moderate easterly winds | Partly cloudy thru Wednesday. | and central portions. ‘ Bast Gulf: Moderate east to ‘ (Reference Statron: Key West) Time of! Heigh? of Station— Tide |high wate: Bahia Honda : (ridge) —_—0h 10m 0.0 ft No ‘Name Key . (esst:end).—__+2h 20m (Sandy Point)—Oh 40m Caldes ‘Channel (orth end) a 10m +1.4 ft hid i409 1 3 “sigh! “Corrections : ,2.,to be subtracted. ye (+)—Plus sign: Corrections t be added. The American people lost an sers of counterfeit bills from 1933 to, 1936. REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PIANOS PIANOS tuned and _ repaired. Guaranteeti. Call 892-W. Chas. Dowski, 506 Elizabeth Street. apr26-30t WANTED FOR a whiter wash try the May- tag system. You wash or we wash for you. Key West Self- Service Laundry. For pick and delivery, Phone 1446. Mr. and Mrs. Pease, owners and operators. may4-30tx MOVING AND HAULING » 2 | General Hauiing > Household Furniture, Ete. Every Load Insured J. C. RAMSEY Phone 290 709 Whitmarsh Lane mayi-30t| . Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent Galloway Transfer and Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 1656 E. V. Kinsman may7-30t PERSONAL MARTIN Hair Stylist announces: Mr. Martin is leaving Key Wes! for the summer and will return in September. Betty Cruickshank, formerly Casa Marina and Ge- neva Pool, formerly La Concha Hotel and New York, are em- type of work you have been ac- customed to. may9-30tx STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- ture or commercial. Phone 8. sid WANTED—TO BUY HOUSE and lot. Must be good buy. Write Box B-17, c/o Citi- zen. may17-3t Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND aeusan COFFEE and CUBAN TRY A POUND TODAY Pan a Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy with occasional Chander: | | thundershowers | along central and south portions | aed ‘in i terior | al Sth, ; 1946, en OF a “aillian Colony. At Joint. Session of President Dutra is make an address at 12 noon. It will be followed by a luncheon in President Dutra’s honor given by the speaker of the House. At 4:10 a. m. Saturday Presi- dent Dutra is scheduled to Mave Washington by traim for New York, Sunday, when he will at- ténd high mass in St. Patrick’s Paearek _ York, | 9 a. m. Wednesday, May 2: President Dutra will leave hee York by airplane for an inspec~ tion of the Tennessee Valley Au- Secasionally fresh “in showers. | thority, Chattanooga. Friday, May 27, President Du- tra and the idential party will depart from Nashville by plane for Rio de Janei tisements may be inserted solitheast winds and generally ‘enera * A in these columns by phone. fair weather thru. Wednesday. —— Be edigconts mt Ne ar ao a REPORT ; 18, 1885. in the city of Cuiaba, wink ~ : Key West, Fia., May 17, 1949 capital of the state of Mato Gros- Business office in. . The (Obsetvation : So, in the heart of the Brazilian Citizen Building, corner of > 8:30 a.m. hinterland. His parents were Jo- Greene and Ann Streets. ; se Florencio and Marie Justina Door to’ the right ‘on. enter Highest yesterday... 86) Dutra. The President, now a wi- ing building. Lowest last night 9¢{d@ower, has two children: a Mean. 8 | Gaughter, Emilia married to Rep- : Stostanl 6 Bi ee A eg eo Mauro R. Leite, of ing conditions! In the ev. adv i Precipitation aui, and a son, Joao. who is a the event of error in advertis ‘Total last 24 hours 01 ins,| Captain in the Army. The Presi- ‘Total this month’? 1.01. ins,] dent’s wife, Dona Carmela: Leite Déficiency this month .62 ins, | Dutra, passed away in 1947. Dur- od Bae cs Total. this year 4.14 -ins. ~~ her a -, won the love peretarets earreehtoen ~ } Deficiency this year 3.46 ins.| and respect of the Brazilian peo- pit oe BIKEs, Relative Humidity, ple for her religious devotion and MOTORCYCLES 8:30 aim her work with women’s organi- —____—_———-——-——— 68% zations. sap onc - DAVIDSON motor- Barometer Military Career—At seventeen By es. egy sonomrag 61, very {Sea Level), 8:30 a.m. years of age, he enlisted in the ¢ ne ill finance. Indian ‘ 30.02 ins.—1016.6 mbs. army as a private. Soon after- _ = peng’ Bldv. and 10 _ Tomortow’s Almanec wards he was sent to the military - oo ve., Miami, Fla, Tel, Sunrise _:..... §43 am,| Preparatory schools and was - 4 may17-4t | sunset _. 7:04 p.m. —— fees three, to the Moonrise 12:22 a.m. |.ran! adet. At 25 he was pro- 1 POWELL motor scooter. Rea-| Moonset 11:15 a.m.| moted to Second rhein g at sonable. Need of minor re- 31, to First Lieutenant; at 36, to pairs. 226-C Poinciana. TIDES Captain; at 42, to Major; at 44, to may17-3tx (Naval Base) | Lieutenant Colonel; at 46, to Col- onel; at 47 to Brigadier General 1949 MOTOR scooter. Telephone pin ~~ Standard Time) | ae at 50. to Major General. 870. may17-3tx : High Lae Activitiés’ in Military Life—In - é ‘ 1920, Eurico Gaspar Dutra, then FOR SALE—DRY GOODS 83 “ory oa oe First Lieutenant, enrolled in the ADDIT ONAL TIDE DATA Army’s highest educational es- tablishment, the General Staff School. At that time, he wrote two works, “Exercicios de Quad- ros” (Cadre Exercises). and “Du- as Taticas em Confronto” (Con- frontation of Two Tactics), and served as secretary of the mili- tary periodical’ “Defensa Nacion- al”. He also attended the Modern Staff instruction course held by French Military Mission. Serv- ed ‘subsequently as Instructor in the Military Academy at Re- ®..As Major, served in the ‘Inde: nt Cavalry Regi- ment in Rio Grande do Sul. Pro- moted to. Lieutenant | Colonel, was assigned to the command of the ‘15th Independent Cavalry, and exercised at the same time the functions of Commandant of the Cavalry School, in the Feder- al District. Promoted to Colonel on November 17, 1931, and’ as- signed to the command of the 4th Divisional Cavalry Regiment in Tres Coracoes, Minas Gerais. Commanded legal forces in that region during combat operations occasioned by the revolution of 1932. In the rank of Brigadier General, to which he was promo- ted on October 4, 1932, General Dutra served succesively as Commandant of the 2nd Infan- try Brigade, Director of Aviation and Commandant of the Estab- lishment: at Vila Militar. As Ma- jor General, he commanded the First Military Region. On No- vember 1936, was appointed Min- ister of War. during which term of office he directed the mechan- ization of the Brazilian Army, developed its air arm and dis- tinguished himself as an admin- in the construction of istrator important establishments such as hospitals, barracks, schools, and factories. On August 22, 1942, Brazil en- tered the second world conflict, as she had done in the first, on the side of the United States. General Dutra was the organiz- er of the Brazilian Expedition- ary Force which fought on the Italian front until the end of the war in -Europe. In November 1944 he visited the front lines as a tutor of inspection and also vis- ited England at the invitation of the Government of that country. In 1943 General Dutra came to the United States as an_ offi- cial guest of the United States Government. During that visit he toured the country’s principal war plants and military training camps, and received from the hands of General Marshall the Legion of Merit decoration in the degree of commander. Later, in a citation by President Truman accompanied the — be- WANTED to BUY Old Rags CITIZEN OFFICE (Cc From ‘Page Dutra hold a reception at Brazillian Embassy for the Bra- scheduled to LOS ANGELES—Although she has been in an iron lung since last November 15, as be t. an attack of polio, Mrs. Virgini: ‘Dare, 28, recently gave birth ‘to a six-pound baby girl. dos Maine is known as the “pihe tree state”. aa The tsate flower of Massachu- setts is the mayflower. ©‘ anit neice stowal of the degree of Chief Shere: agen Gunaent: teeta tne u President of Brazil, On December 2, 1945, General Dutra was elected President of Brazil. As a candidate he obtain- ed a large plurality in at eleeto- ral race in which Brazilians cast more votes than'in any previous election and which has been des- cribed as “the most expressive of the popular will in Brazil’: national history”. ‘ WO ROS One of the main policies of his adminstration has been that -of rising above party’ lines: Foliow- ing the promulgation of the Coh- stitutional Charter of 1946, Pre- sident Dutra reorganized . his Cabinet, with the inclusion of members of the party of his late opponent. The~ présent -Minister of External Relations, Raul Fernandes, was one. 0 these. ag Oe President Dutra has: organiged @ parliamentary ~ commilgsion composed of elements from:' the major political parties, ,’ whose joint efforts are to be directed toward the adoption of common standards of action toward. solv- ing the administrative 3S of the country. eer ttis ai President Dutra’s, administga- tion has been characterized: by “a spirit of serenity and it has ‘wen the respect of public opinion throughout the country. An -un- wavering defender of public -or- der, Dutra, as Chief: of State, be- came deeply concerned over the agitation which wag being. de- veléped by the Communist par- ty under the influence from Mos- cow; in conseauence thereof and following the mandates of public conscience, he inspired the: leg- islation which finally outlawed the Communist: Party. Brazil, i consequence of diplomatic . inci- dents ‘with the Soviet Union, se-. vered relations ‘with’ that’ -* try. oak eves Another main item of poliey in President Dutra’s ad stration is the attention directed upon the sotial ‘field and«the endeaver:to =: improve: the standards and Ake consequent well-being of the: la- boring classes.- A low-cost . heus- ing program is being worked out. In the economic, and administra- tive fields his government h been featured from the begiii- ning by efforts to stabilize the financial situation of the couf- try, a goal which appears , to have been achieved satisfactori- ly. A broad program is being de- veloped, aiming at the develop- ment of Brazil’s vast natural re- sources. Highways are “under construction and plans are under way for improvement’ of the transportation system , of the country. Finally, a long | range plan aiming at the improvement of health, food, transportation and education (SALTE)’has been adopted by the administration and is expected to yield _nation- wide’ benefit. : Nee a ee ee ee une Ie rs PPYTTTI TT It's Your Home Design Your Floors to Pleasé - Yourself with ? GUARANTEED for LIFE ‘Kentile’ and Armstrong’ ASPHALT TILE AND LOWEST IN PRICE Beautiful Floors... Easy to Keep Clean ————— Coved Linoleum Sink and Work Tops FREE ESTIMATES INLAID LINOLEUMS TOO, IF YOU PREFER Install 11 Yourselj or Contract THE KEY WEST | FLOOR COVERING 60. 132 DCVAL ST. TEL. | Sevecccccnsnssevesssesese