The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 3, 1949, Page 3

8 Point , ! ey 10c 3 Consecutive.Days __ 9c 6 Consecutive Days .. 8c 15 Consecutive Days . 7c 8 Point LIGHTFACE CAPS ‘The rate for 8 Point light- fave (regular) caps is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular tyoe. Classifiec Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days _ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 ~ ee s (Vl THR KEY WEST CITIZEN... _ PAGE THREE 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. ‘ Display 10 Point Type 1% times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 12 Point Type 2 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 18 Point Type 3 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. rs * tising Department office be- ERTISER “<4 Deadline. . fTo¥insure/ publication, copy it bein the Adver- fore ¥1 o'clock in the morn- ise\eanhe day of publica- ion, Asie « Phone 51 Use your phone. Adver- tisements may be inserted in these columns by phone. Office Business office in The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets, Door to the right on, enter- ing buildi ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of error in advertis- The Citizen will be responsible only for the first insertion in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space occupied by FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FURNISHED apartinents, 3 rooms and bath, everything furnishe 3. $75.00 and $85.00. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. jul9-30t FURNISHED one-bedroom apart- ment. Utilities furnished. One iwfant accepted. Summer rates $50.00 monthly. Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor. jull6-30t New, Large Efficiency Apartment for Two or Four Adults ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN MONTHLY or YEARLY No Pets Stutz Hotel 410 Fleming St. ply2s-tf PURNISHED studio apartment, near beach. Porch, garden. Adults, no pets. $65 monthly. 1040-J jly23-tf ONE-BEDROOM furnished house. 1121 Angela Street. augl-3tx DUPLEX. two bedrooms each. Unfurnished Will consider furnehing Available Sept. 1. Phone 1512, evenings 543-XW. aug1-3tx EFFICIENCY apartments, $50.00 monthly. Apply The Bel-Nat Hotel, 525 Eaton Street. aug1-6tx PHA. Apt. $37.50 per month, un- furnished. Living room, bed- room, kitchen, tiled bath. Phone 166 augl-3t FOR RENT Two-Bedroom Furnished Apartment Hot Water - Electric Refrigerator Consists of Parlor, Dining Reem, Two Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bath, Porch YEARLY LEASE $74 Monthly CALL 51 aug3-tf TWO one-bedroom apartment furnished Couvles only. No pets. Apply 323 Whitehead St. augl-tf PIVE-ROOM all-electric apart- ment. Phone 841-J. augl-3t FURNISHED 3-bedroom house with two baths, hot water, near hus line. garage and fruit trees. Anply 821 Francis Street or call at augl-3tx FURNISHED apartment, adults. Paul's Tire Shop. aug2-tf NEW duplex apartment, $70.00 per month. Apply 1314 Eliza Street aug2-3t ONE new efficiency; one new bedroom apartment. Cedar clos- ets, hot water, all electric kitch- ens Phone 532 days, 1004-J nights aug3-tf part of the advertisement where the error occurs. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES STUDIO apartment, until Oct. fifteenth. $40 a month. Tel. 1021-J. aug3-4t BEES A ENE RL LEY SLE ET: 2-BEDROOM furnished house. Garage, screened porch, hot water. Apply 914 Packer Street. aug3-6t SiO AG Dai Sint oe A! FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS FOUR apartments, rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5 to $15 per week. 411 William St. jly20-30tx ry SLEEPING room, $7.00 weekly single, $11.00 double. Inner- spring mattress, hot water. Tele- phone 575-J. aug2-tf FOR RENI—HOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. Single rooms ‘$10 up weekly. Double from $12. Coffee Shop and Bar. jul6-tf FOR RENT—COTTAGES FURNISHED cottage. Good loca- tion. Phone 1512, evenings 543-XW. augl1-3tx rr FURNISHED cottage, hot water. Couple only. Apply upstairs, rear. 1014 Varela Street. aug3-4tx ONE-BEDROOM cottage, furn- ished, $85.00 monthly. Adults, no pets. Call 1435-J after 6 P.M. aug3-1tx SMALL cottage will accommo- date couple only. ‘Apply 1215 Eliza Street. aug3-2tx = SEE Sistine ee ee Ee i FOR SALE—RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT ee HART oil range. Complete with stack and oil tank. Refrigera- tor and fryalator. 6-foot gas re- frigerator. El Prada Restaurant. 5 aug3-4tx FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS Le NES ES: ESR a COMMERCIAL fishing boat, 26’3” _x 8 1/6”. 4-cylinder Gray ma. rine motor. Perfect condition. Cash. Apply 322 Grinnell St. jly29-6tx 34-FOOT Cabin Cruiser. Chrysler motor. 1948 Four rods and reels. Ready for fishing. Rea- sonable for quick sale. Call 1002-M. aug2-4tx FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT JORDON: Reach-In Refrigerator, 40 cubic feet. Just like new. Original cost $675.00. Sacrifice for $300.00. One beer box, elec- tric, 1 year old, 21-case capacity. Original cost $550.00. Will sell for $275.00. See Basil Tynes at Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming Street. jun29-tf. FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS LEASES, 5 c each. Promissary notes, lc each. Minimum charge 5c. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. jun6-tf FOR SALE—BUSINESS PLACES GROCERY doing a nice business. Owner leaving Key West. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Phone 1579-W. augl-30t FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SS eas eee FIVE bundles of old newspapers, 5c. Inquire The Citizen Office, Phone 51. jun22-tf ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us for cheapest prices in town. 1060-M, Buster Cerezo. jul7-30-t 1 8-CUBIC FOOT Frigidaire, new unit, $100.00. See Basil Tynes at Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming St. jun29-tf AUTOMATIC gas hot water heat- er. Apply 410 Fleming street. july 11-tf 1949 SALISBURY, with sidecar, Phone 780, Miss Darlenn Davis. augl-3tx Ce net tants nee ae i YOUR Fuller Brush dealer is back with full line of brushes. Some. thing new has been added. Your Fullerette girl is here with full line of cosmetics. Doggett Rams- ‘dell. Write P.O. Box 505 for rep- resentative to call. augl-6tx CARRIAGE. stroller, plav pen. Avvly 1116 Seminary St.. Tel. 1137-R, aug3-3tx SELLING OUT Seminole Indian skirts at cost. Marshall Studio Shop in Telegraph Lane. aug3-4t FOR SALE—JUSED CARS 1941 BUICK limousine. four brand new tres, new paint job. A-1 mechanical condition. Price $1,000.00. See Basil Tynes at Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming Street. jun29-tf FOR LEASE—HOTELS Tropical Hotel 114 Duval Street. For lease. 43 rooms. Newly renovated. jly25-30t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE CORNER lot on White and Vir- #inia, 50x108. 6-room_ house. Also small building for business. Owner, 1024 White. augl-6tx KEY WEST REAL ESTATE Large ocean frontage. Business property on Truman Avenue. Duval and Fleming Streets. Homes and apartments. E.C.T. Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming St., Box 303, Phone 153. Here since 1919. aug1-30tx FOR SALE—TRAILER 30-FOOT trailer, sleeps six, elec- tric refrigerator, bottle gas, awning. Good condition. Sacri- fice for quick sale. Some cash, balance terms. 80, Tslamorada. Coral Grill, Box aug3-3t phone 1172-M 1940 FORD De Luxe. Cheap A-1 condition. All accessories. New Paint job. Apply 705 Windsor Lane. jly30.6tx 1940 CHEVROLET Club Coupe. Price $450. 1028 Whitehead Street: aug1-6tx 1946 PLYMOUTH Special De Luxe, Fordor. Verv good con- dition. All accessories. $1,175, Full amount in cash not neces- sary. Call 1538-J. augl-6tx 1939 DE SOTO 4-door Sedan. Mo. tor recently overhauled. Cheap. Apply 1105 Watson. augl-6tx PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, like new. Early 47. New rubber. $1245.00. Will finance. Jones. 419 William. aug2-2tx 1939 FORD Convertible, good condition.” New tires, radio. $395.00. Can be seen at 925 Whitehead (opposite lighthouse), after 4:30. aug2-3tx 1946 FORD De Luxe Tudor Se- dan. Excellent condition. Tele- aug2-6t SUMMER. closeout of birds— Greater Hill Myna, Parakeets, Finches. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St., Tel. 1019. augl-tf EXPERT: tree trimming and pruning. Wardlow’s Land- scaping. augl-tf SPECIAL BITTER BLUE SOD 9c delivered in Key West, truck load only. 4¢ field price. 110th Avenue at Bird Road or’ Phone 4-4304 or 48-8439, Miami. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD — FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES jly18-30t BEDROOM set, gateleg table, four ladder-back chairs, dinette 189. nerspring, vanity and chest of drawers, $50.00. 1020 Georgia. aug3-2tx LOTS WANTED--5000 square feet minimum area required. R. S. Crane, Phone 598. = aug2-tf LOST >) BLACK. and white Cocker. months old. St. Petersburg Registration No. 770. Reward. 718 Baker’s Lane. aug2-2tx GRAY and white female , cat. Answers to name of Mimi. Tel. 9132. Reward. aug3-3tx HELP WANTED—MALE MAINTENANCE man, live on premises. Must be sober. Ap- ply The Bil-Nat Hotel, 525 Eaton Street. augl-3tx MAINTENANCE MAN, single, to. live-in. Must be- sober. Overseas Hotel, 919 Fleming St. aug3-3t HELP WANTED—FEMALE AMAZING profits. Sell all em- bossed Christmas Cards 50 with name $1.00. Complete line Christmas, Everyday, Plastic Cards, stationery, napkins, spe- cial items. Extra bonus. Write for samples. Empire Card, El- mira, N.Y. aug3-10-17-24-31-5t LADIES—Do: you need money? We can show you how to earn $5.00 to $10.00 per day in your spare time. Write Box 11-T.-G., c/o Citizen. aug1-3t WANTED HOMES for several nice male puppies, mixed breed. Call Humane Society, 1050-J. aug2-3t OUT-OF-TOWN contractor needs 3 trucks for immediate hauling. Phone 382-W. aug3-3t PUBLIC SERVICE EXCAVATING. bulldozing, heavy hauling, pile driving, road building. DDT fogging. etc. FREE ESTIMATES Write Hudgins & Alfonso. Inc., Ramrod Key Post Office Phone: Summerland Key No. 2 may25-wed-sat-tf HAIR STYLING MISS Etta Faye Hinton, firs* prize winner and holder of the silver cup of the Hairdressers and Cosmotology Association, hair stvling contest. is now manager of the Beauty Colorv. Phone 206 for appointment. 521 Southard. aug2-30t REPAIRS AND SERVICE —RADIOS GUARANTEED radio repairs. 14 years’ radio experience. 1116 Whitehead, Phone 769-M. aug2-15t STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- ture or commercial. Phone 798. jly27-30t PERSONAL CHARIS girdles and foundation bras. Zero cups to size 4. Mrs. Leota Cruickshank Phone 1198-J | july 11-30t BEAUTY SALONS SUMMER rates now in effect. | 20 per cent reduction on all heat permanent waves. Cold waves $8.50 up. Beauty Colony (upstairs) 521 Southard Street, | Telephone 206. july11-30t | MOVING AND HAULING Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent} Galloway Transfer and Storage | fined $29 million for freight re- WILLIAM HUGH MORRIS (r leader, is led from court room nage ‘ (®) Wirephoto ight), Alabama Ku Klix Klan in Birmingham after court or- dered him jailed until he produces klan records sought by grand jury. He had previously served 16 days in jail on a contempt of court citation for failure to deliver his secret files to the grand jury. He had been at liberty under bond since July 23 pending the court's decision Tuesday. 9OOOOCOHOOOHOOOOOSOOOOOS People’s Forum eece 000060808888 S8S888 The Citizen welcomes expre.i- sions of the views of its read- | ers, but the editor reserves t tight to delete any item: are considered libcious or ranted, The writers sh fair and confine the letters te words, and write on one side of the the wri ™ accompany the letters @ will be published un- tess requested otherwise, APPRECIATICN y| Editor, The Citizen: Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion, wishes to ex- press its gratitude for the co- operation extended during the July 4 charity festival. Your assistance contributed to the success of the project. GEORGE A. WARREN, Chairman, Festival Committee. Key West, Fla., Aug. 3, 1949. BOND DRIVE SUCCESS Editor, The Citizen: The Treasury Department just concluded its i949 Oppor- tunity Drive to sell $1,040,000,000 in Series E, U.S. Savings Bonds to individual Americans as paré of its program of spreading own- ership of the securities represent- ing our National debt and to en- courage thrift and prudence as National virtues. While a final tabulation of Na- tional results has not been re- ceived it is known that the ob- jective was exceeded by more than 20 percent. Florida, for its part, was as- signed a quota of $12,180,000 and the final report credits us with total sales of $15,675,654, or 128.- 7 percent of quota, — a percent- age bettered by only four states east of the Mississippi River and by none in the Southeast. I want to express my appre- ciation and that of the staff of the Savings Bonds Division and its Committees for the excellent editorial, publicity and advertis- ing support which newspapers afforded us throughout the drive and which was unquestionably a dominant factor in the eminent success achieved. I hope that we may continue to merit the valued assistance of your news and editorial columns. R. L. MARKHAM, State Director. Tampa, Fla., Aug. 1, 1949. TODAY IN HISTORY (Know A:nerica) 1492—Columbus sails from Pa- los, Spain, to discover the New World. 1804—Commodore Preble be- ins the first of the five historic assaults on the strongly fortified Tripoli, then at war with us. 1848—Historic Second Woman’s | Rights convention at Rochester, NAY. 1873—The Detroit News, an his- toric newspaper, first issued. 1886—Congress votes to in- crease the size and strength of our then small navy—was in time to be ready for the war with Spain. 1900—The Firestone Tire & Rubber Company founded. { 1907—Standard Oil of Indiana} g bating—decision later reversed. 1941 President Roosevelt leaves on warship for what later | turns out to be historic meeting | with Churchill and the writing of | the Atlantic Charter. 4 1946—President -Truman_ de- has | | Patient Injures ‘Attending Doctor WAYLAND, N. Y.—Dr. Joseph J. Zone, 36-year-old surgeon, was | critically injured when he was struck by a patient coming + out tof anaesthesia. : The doctor was caught off bal- jance by the blow and struck his j head against‘a table in the opera- ting room. He drove home* and collapsed as he was leaving his ; automobile. : Taken to the hospital he' was jfound to have suffered a skull \ fracture. ! { | Key West In ‘Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES 1 OF THE CITIZEN OF AUGUST 3, 1939 | County commissioners last t night adopted a resolution to pro- i vide $650 to pay for Key West's ' exhibit at the New York World's Fair. Last night a long letter from the president and directors of the Key West Chamber of Commerce was read at a meeting of .county ' commissioners, asking for a con- tribution to help the chamber to function. The commisison decid- ed to take the request under ad- visement. City Council will be advised by City Attorney J. Lancelot Lester at a meeting tonight, whether or not it will be necessary to hold an election to vote on the proposed changes to the charter. No more civilian employes will 'be appointed to the lighthouse service in Key West because of the unification of the service with the United States Coast Guard Mrs. R. G. Walling and daugh- ter Mary, of Washington, arrived in Key West yesterday to visit 'the former’s mother, Mrs. George | A. T. Roberts, of William street. Harvey Brost left this morn- ing for Miami to visit relatives and friends. Harry Warren, chshier in the customs service in Key West, Mrs. Warren and their three chil dren left yesterday for a visit in various parts of the West. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Plummer left this morning for Miami to visit their son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Plummer, and then leave for New York to attend the World’s Fair Today The Citizen says editorial paragraph: in an “If WPA strike don't look out, they may wake up to learn that their employer has struck, too.” Newsprint Second Sheets 500 25c mands $2 billion Federal econo- my cut. 1948—Ohio National Guard ISLAND CITY TRANSFER: Phone 156 E. V. Kinsman | jly19-30tx uses tanks and tear gas on strik- | ers in Dayton, Ohio —— Artman Press CITIZEN BUILDING