The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1949, Page 3

Rates Por Line of Space for Single and chapeine) "oy y “2 poll bis 3 Consecutive Days __ 9c 6 Consecutive Days _. 8c 15 Consecutive Days _ 7c 30 Consecutive Days _. 6e (Display Rates On Application) 8 Point 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. : « 8 Point Blackface Type The rate for 8 Point black- face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. ” ‘ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the foll ADVERTISING, sod ta DISPLAY ADVERT space occupied . and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of ‘the part of the advertisement where the error " ; " FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and beth, everything furnished. Summer rates, $75.00 and $85.00. ‘Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. may6-30t MODERN apartment, completely’ furnished, hot running water. Pine’ Plaza Apartments, 1301 Truman Avenue, Phone. 215. apr28-tf FURNISHED one-bedroom apart- ment. Utilities furnished. Only couples need apply. Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor. may6-30t EFFICIENCY apartments, $60.00 monthly. Near South Beach. Shown by appointment. Phone 1415-XJ. may13-30tx APARTMENT couple only. Paul’s Tire Shop. may14-tf FURNISHED studio apartment. ~ «. Near, beach, Ocean view. Gar- den. All conveniences. Adult. \No pets. $50. 1214 Duval Street! Phone :1040-J junl-tf EES EES SS ee ATTRACTIVE, efficiency apart- ment, strictly modern. Nicé surroundings. Convenient loca- tion.. Infants accepted. Phone 1304-M, between 5 and 7 P.M. i may30-3t TWO-BEDROOM furnished apart- ment. Electric kitchen, hot - water. Apply 425 Francis Street or call 1445-M. may31-tf FIVE-ROOM furnished apart- ment. All electric. $65.00 .monthly. Phone 841-J or 1500 Seminary Street. may31-6t ; TWO-BBDROOM furnished house for six months lease. Reliable j parties only. Apply 800 Virginie Street. may31-3tx Sn etataaiaaeamaamnmenmement FURNISHED four-room apart- ment, one bedroom. Hot wa- ter, children welcome., $50.00 monthly. Apply 909 Elizabeth Street. junistt : eH MODERN furnished house. $95 monthly. 626 Grinnell Streét. Dh: juni- x y. SUSY LEGG ISERSMAES F7 . MODERN; completely furnished one-bedroom apartment. 504 Simonton Street. junistf BEAUTIFUL new two-bedrodm apartment, completely furnish- ed with all new furniture afd electric kitchen. Never occupies. Adults only. Must be seen to be appreciated. Phone 186. Can be seen at 731 Caroline Street. = juni+tf FOR RENT—APARTMENTS © AND ROOMS i FOUR apartments, rooms an light housekeeping rooms, $5 $15 per week. 411 William St. may 10-30! — ee FOR RENT—COTTAGES ~ AND APARTMENTS | Exclusive TWO-ROOM cottage sapartmenff’ tile bath, all electric kitchen, priyate entrance. Also one-room apartment. Adults only. M. & B. Guest House, Phone 1445-W. may24-lit NEWLY furnished one-bedroom cottage and one apartment., Utilities furnished. Very reason- able. Apply Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 Southard Street. may30-3tx THREE-ROOM newly renovated cottage. Settled couple or. working couple. 629 United St. junl2-tx | 4:30 or 7-A Seaplane Base. | Consecutive Days * 8 Point - The rate for 8 Point black- face caps is 2’ times a line More than for 8 Point light. face regular type. - ee 10 Point 1% times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 12 Point Typ 2 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 18 Point.T ype 3 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular. type. occurs. “FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS ee OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. Single rooms $10 up weekly. Double from $12. Shop and Bar. may31-tf FOR RENT—TRAILERS ‘COMPLETELY furnished trailer or comfortable sleeping rooms, $15.00 weekly, until November 1. Young’s Tourist Rest, 1721 Flag- ler, Phone 1172-J, after 5 P.M. may26-tf WANTED—TO RENT NAVAL officer desires three or four bedroom unfurnished house. Phone 1187-XW. may30-3tx FOR SALE—USED CARS 1946 TUDOR. ‘Mercury. One- owner car. Heater, white side- wall tires. Apply 7-A Seaplane Base. may27-6tx 1948: PACKARD Club Sedan. 10,- .,000 actual miles. Radio, heat- er, overdrive, white sidewall tires. Apply Marine Barracks, 7:30 to + may27-6tx 1938 PLYMOUTH, 2-door sedan. Good condition.. Mechanically sound. Body in very good shape. $325. 221 Simonton Street. may31-6tx 1939 PONTIAC 4-door. sedan. Radio, heater. First class me- chanical condition. 1938 Ford 2- door sedan. Good tires. New paint, 1940 Plymouth 4-door sedan. 1940 Chrysler convertible. Radio, heater. Tony’s Auto Shop, 603 Greene. junl-6t FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FIVE bundles < of old newspapers, lc. Inquire The Citizen Of- fice, Phone 51. mar22-tf ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us for cheapest prices in town. 1060-M, Buster Cerezo. junl-tf BICYCLES for sale: 1 girl’s 21- inch, 1948 model, $20.00; 1 woman’s, $12.50. Also 1 electric iron, $3.00. Apply No. 3.Lord’s 798 Beach ‘Court. juni-3tx ATLAS baby stroller. Perfect condition. Phone 1158-XJ. juni-3t FOR SALE—PHINTED FORMS LEASES, 5c each. Promissary notes, Ic each. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. mar22-tf FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES BARGAIN—Philco refrigerator. like new. Tel. 146, 526 Duval Street.* « may27-6t " FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS L. C,. SMITH No; 10. typewriter and steel ‘standy Excellent con- dition. $40.00%cashy 912 Fleming Street, Phone - 397-M. . may30-3t ‘= POR~SALE—BUSINESS “~~ PLACES GROCERY doing a good busi- ness. Owner must leave town. Will sell to the first good offer. Box J-14, % Citizen. junl-6t eee ep Penden jae a FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE UNFURNISHED house $1300: 1016 Watson Lane. junl-3tx SE RL EER ee ie Seek ae ee Se COOK wanted, Downtown Cafe. ~ Give references and address. Write Box 10-A, c/o Citizen. may31-3t tesponsible only for the first insertion in & Roe 5 by Es ! af ; & i g 5 psp ‘ found it to be ait * protection instrument.” tery and transformer “THIS BUILDING is the combination jail and sheriff's home. at ,Trwinton, " ‘Ga.;'from which Caleb Hill, Jr., 28, a Negro prisoner, | more space -W4s:temov¥ed and slain Monday. Tom Carswell, Negro cellmate | rettes. An i -of Hill, said two unmasked men took the prisoner from jail, | the sleeve of your Hill's ‘body was found near Irwinton a few. hours later. with the contact plate with the ‘bullet wounds init. ‘ Hill’had been arrested fora disturbance at - former. % a‘night spot:in which he fired a shot at Sheriff George Hatcher. The inventor said - The. sheriff, who lives inthe jail, is talking with a reportér (right). on: the. porch. i r HELP WANTED—MALE AND/OR FEMALE NATIONALLY known manu- facturer needs representative for Key West or the Keys. No delivery, write P. O. Box 211, Alapattah Station, Miami, 42, Fla. jun1-6t APAN'S NO. 1 AUTHOR jcxcomarear CALMLY AWAITS DEATH - By 0. H. P, KING : Inquire in person. Poinciana TOKYO—(AP).—These are golden days for a frail little Dry Cleaners, 218 Simonton St. | Japanese doctor who awaits death in a tiny hut on a Nagasaki may31-3tx | hill. Eqch hour is precious, for it brings word of his skyrocket- ing influence as Japan’s most popular author-doctor. ‘ HELP WANTED—FEMALE Before 1945 Dr. Takashi Nagai was virtually. unknown, To- i irst, thi vel ‘8 REG. NURSES (Colored. day three of his books are first, third and seventh on Japan’ Pay and maintenance. HELP WANTED—MALE fag ig Docks Manager K. Mitter! re< ports that the port handled - 000. tons in March, 1949, I ing petroleum landed in DRIVER for dry cleaning route. EXPERIENCED waitress at Ponce Luncheonette, 701 Simonton. No phone calls, apply in person. : juni-3t Such a high. figure was ‘orld: War II, when Calcutta was Good | best-seller lists. A fourth, which has just reached the stands, oa Coe rhe Allied ; ¥1180 or write Winkler, 202 Hin- Sant ae Te he Seok wo YL ro aS. now in the hands of a publisher. pee . ee = being handed in Cait . » on a par wi at of ma- Nageseee Teen college. a milking bossy gives you a back| ly moré than any port east of field was. rays.’ His experiments ache, Farmer H. O. Proctor. -fig- Suez. ously achieved only durif i jor port of supply for Call | qlready is 12th. rs gape ® g0. son Bldg., Tampa. may27-6tx itter adds. that _ ' pre: mn, Newel, Was a professes at] " CONWAY, | Ark. TCABIlt| jot port tm te eid aoe over 20: years had exposed him fitee he° cant gave you a lot: of WANTED FOR a whiter wash try the May- tag system. You wash or we wash for you. Service Laundry. For pick and delivery, Phone 1446. Mr. and Mrs. Pease, owners and operators, WANTED to borrow, $3000 on good collateral. 3-JD, c/o Citizen. MOVING AND HAULING General Hauiing Household Furniture, Etc. Every Load Insured J. C. RAMSEY Phone 290 709 Whitmarsh Lane] to go to bed. Doctors now say may1-30t} he may live through the sum- Furniture Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES THE best home for your bird— Hendryx All Brass and Copper Bird Cage and Stand. Key West Garden & Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St., Tel. 1019. may30-tf FABRICS HOMEMAKERS ALTERNATE two sets of slip- covers in your livingroom and double its attractiveness. Inex- pensive materials for these are easy, to find at CAROLINE SHOP), 223 Ann st. juni-3t : PUBLIC SERVICE EXCAVATING, bulldozing, heavy hauling, pile driving, road | building, DDT fogging, etc. FREE ESTIMATES Write Hidgins & Alfonso, Inc., Ramrod Key Post Office Phone: Summerland Key No. 2 may25-wed-sat-tf PERSONAL MARTIN Hair Stylist announces: Mr: Martin is leaving Key West fon thé summer and will return in September. Betty Cruickshank, formerly Casa Marina and Ge- neva Pool, formerly La Concha Hotel and New York, are em- ployed--at Martin’s to offer the type of work you have been ac- customed to. may9-30tx may4-30tx) ~ His wife was killed and his Write Box} burns on. the right side. junl-2tx] death of which he already had E. V. Kinsman} man, Dr. Nagai decided to write may7-30tx } his views. ture or commerci Phi who were not in Nagasaki when i mae the bomb fell, and thus escaped. to, radiation’.which. medical : ex- perts ‘told him .would doom, him to an early death. Serene in his adopted Catholicism, he continu- ed his teaching, and work: Then ‘on the morning, of Aug. 9.° 1945, the atom .bomb burst on Naga- saki as Dr. Nagai was teaching in: his classroom. home vanished. His school was destroyed, and he suffered severe The been warned was brought close and made certain. Dr. Nagai donated his blood to researchers in effarts to save the lives of ‘bomb radiation victims. until too weak to: resist orders mer, perhaps into the autumn. his belief. in the brotherhood of His first published book was “Leaving ‘These Chil- dren Behind”, a collection of es- says on. Christianity, the atom bomb and his two small children, This. book has sold more than 200.000 copies and tops Japan’s best sellers. Dr. Nagai’s first| book was “Bells of Nagasaki”, which was published last Jan-| uary, three years after a publish- er had accepted it. “Beads of the Rosary” and “River of Life” are his. two other works. Despite ever-increasing royal- | ties, he has not altered his sim ple living habits. He draws only | enough money for daily expenses. The rest goes into a fund for re-| building a war-razed Catholic} i | | | | | He personally visited the injured | Unable to continue visiting the | Local and Long Distance’ Agent| dying fo tell of his faith in a Galloway Transfer and Storage | hereafter, his hatred of war and| | SERVICES AND REPAIRS— | RADIO AND.TELEVISION’ | RADIO repairs and _ televi service. ~ Low standard pr | by catalog. 14 years radio experi- } ence, in. maufacturing plants. | 1116 Whitehead Street, Telephone 769-M. mayI8-45tx | =| BEAUTY SALONS SUMMER rates now ‘in effect. 20% reduction on all heat! permanent waves. Cold waves,| $8.50 up. Beauty Colony (up-; stairs) 521 Southard Street, Tele- | phone 206. apr30-30tx } PUBLIC SERVICES—CRATING CRATING, packing for shipment! or storage. Cates Crating Ser- vice, Phone 1172-W. may28-6t | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | VERY nice Sundry Store. Make| me an offer. 1019 White St. | stoops. It’s Just a matter of: put- ting the cow ‘on a higher Jevel than the milker, says Proctor, { who operates a farm near here. Proctor used to wear himself following note to his garage: out stooping over to milk his 20. “Please send car; if O. K, will 30 cows each day. He thought up send check.”, the idea of building a ramp around his barn high enough so } tumble, so he wrote back: “Please that when he has to milk all he does is to reach out and attach electrical squeezers, Everything is set—with no back bending. The old method required one bend to wash off each cow’s set of faucets; another to attach ‘the electrical milking machine and a third to remove the mechanical apparatus. That’s six squats-per cow per day. Since Proctor milks an average of 20 cows twice a day for 10 months, that repre- sents 36,000 stoops he now saves each year—or so he figures, The first people to devote themselves chiefly to commerce were the Phoenicians, who devel- oped their fishing boats into a commercial fleet. cathedral, a children’s library and a beautification program for his beloved Nagasaki. MIAMI and Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami end Key West Express Schedule: tops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar. tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- (No 8 night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West af 6:00 o'clock A.M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX.- CEPT SUNDAYS) A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o’clock P. M. LEAVES MIAMI D, SUNDAYS) at 9:00 arrivés at K P.M. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE , MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Freads PHONES: $2 AND 93 10% Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Serviee —— between —— y West at 5: WILL YOU SMILE? | COD Or NSF A slow-pay customer sent the But the garage’ owner didn't send check; if O.K.” Dr. J. A. Valdes Specializing in Complete Service on. Duplication of Lenses 20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN THIS COMMUNITY ° OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5S PM. KEY WEST . at 8:00 o'clock at FEES o'clock ‘