The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 28, 1949, Page 3

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TALLAHASSEE, Nov. ay The foatball “situation at the | | University of Florida seems to be | | headed before the’ Board.of Con: ‘Stake ap for discussién” itu- to ~ rk —, study to the: 4 at the Univer-! However, he declared he was “very disappinted by the , show-! ‘8a made this season.” And he wdded: “I am earnestly hopeful for improvement next season.” | ' Phere have been widespread rumors that head coach Ray Wolf- would be fired because of thi Peor showing his senior team made this year. Mie contact still has a year to @®. But reports have had it the }Sentrect would either be brought } up. or Wolf would be elevated to Athletic Director and a new teed coach brought in. | Wolf Presently serves as Athletic Di- rector and Head Coach. The Governor said he hasn’t @eunsed any probable changes or > wd ps coaching staff, and plan- me action except to suggest ae. ‘WHT HOR. ‘the Board of Control distuss the ‘eheee) Becomes Aue etter s ph ees chet tor The next regularly se¢heduled ! Deer § Me fae §«Cting of the board is set for) ne Re eceee chiet in Ota December 15 in Sarasota. slipieiiarirere: oe ant —— heeled gen Stete third, Bill Lucas of =a Medquerer Manhittan fourth, and Dick Sell Church of Syracuse fifth. i ’ : LET CHINESE ALONE ate LAKE SUCCESS.—The United| States and four other countries Seat Freee Page Coe) Ot « RO ep heave appesled to the rest of the, world to let the Chinese people! settle their own problems. The} sh memeresiist ete es “© eet ee Seer Fe American spokesman, Philip Jes- ee F ss "et eer cap, emphasized that-he referred ool ")* @8 wromile yo seme te to the Soviet Union. Ft Gemeente of peaple the United States in the aealadien =r ewetine appeal were Australia, » Mexico, |. ot ‘ Pekewten and the Philippines. e oe ing ret Britein also plans to vote for the wy & pee eattee—eelt- American proposal. Breas green mete a “) ©) ere et AMBRICAN SOLDIERS READY a Sevnten WASHINGTON.—Defense Sec-! retary Johnson says he be-} Ace wis lreves American. forces in tae ee) Metigee Germany are ready for any aes Se Ba, aA . otnsant few: to*ttin? | és tee Leer dom today for a conference ith — o® Britioh leaders following his visit Michi: & Geamanys =e) Pee OAPs EN BOUT OF NAVY * Governor Warren said today he f ‘ x to” ‘suggest the- “board i of Deinesville. ) Werren’ said he hasn't been | 8 SEEN et Eee FATHER ERNEST KAUFHOLD (left in photo at left) visits with James Morelli in Cook County jail death cell, Chicago, Ill, a few hours before Morelli died in the electric chair. Morelli was convicted of murder in a 1947 double'slaying, gangland style. The slayings were so savage prose- cutors called Morelli as bloodthirsty as a mad dog. At right. Genevieve Morelli, the condemned nfan’s 18-year-old wife. weeps on the shoulder of a matron at the jail shortly after her last visit with her husband. ‘ IY PLANE CRASH SURVIVOR ‘ (®) Wirephoto aint¥once B6Gidrs give medical aid to the survivor of an AT-6 trainer plane crackup -at Vallejo, Calif., Saturday. The man was not identified. The other occupant of the plane was killed when the craff ploughed into a field. ok ied ; | TRUMAN SAYS | “Most of the large manufactur- - paisg ,) (ing firms maintain extensive re- |; (Continued From Page One) search laboratories, from. which ; and then turned her over to Mrs. many important discoveries de- ; Truman and Miés velop. Helen Jepson, nger, born in Titusville, Pa. 42 years ago. ie “LEGALS } of one of t | was soon the cent: ! from Mrs. Truman and M garet. i “It’s good to see you ag down ‘here of ‘all pl uid ficti- clerk of ‘the County with the urt of ent, Mrs ret, with Cap’ station . 8rd, C.B.S. duplex apt. furn: ished 1- bedroom, living room, di~ nette, electric kitchen, tiled bath and shower, hot water. Seasonal ‘or yearly. No pets. Apply rear 644 United or Phone 877. to 2:00 P.M. or after 6 P.M. nov25-3tx BEDROOM apartment, near coun- ty beach. Seasonal or yearly. Apply 1328 White Street. novil-tf FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and bath. Everything furnish- ed. Coral Hotel Apartments, op- posite Post Office. © oct26-30t VETERANS! OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. No down payment. $60 month- y. Phone 598 from 1 to 7 P.M. nov17-tf FOR RENT NEW, large apartment for 2 or 4 adults, -All-electric. kitchen, monthly or yearly. No pets, Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street. oct29-tf Notice To Public The Lease of the Post Office Inn Has Expired as of November 15, 1949, and is now in possession of the own- ers, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wolkoff. We are remodeling the entire building info... Modern Up-to-Date APARTMENTS ALL WITH PRIVATE BATHS Applications Are Now Being Accepted for\Seasonal or Yearly Rates Post Office Inn 321 Simonton Street nov15-30t > way to th stood up when it ched = Pal man avenues. He | hat off, bowin At the enti {nue the Latin Americar bof Con had erect Plaintiff, a Wirephoto | Welcome, HIRLEY MEYER, the Pr Defendant, PEAR Se SALAH A (00) Army quarterback, tosses a pass to End Bill Kellum (85) for a 15-yard | broadly when h oo qoerter of game with Navy im Philadelphia Saturday. Army routed the Middies, In the entrance me: <<. ee tene wee qeade with @ 60-inch. long-lens camera, located behind the south goal line | Naval Station, the : oA. Oe set tokens Gomen the entire length of the field. | spectéd the ot haa beaaticd Marines which ras = Eo there. A moment later the first of sanne aoke-¥ ANDY GAME ENDS IN MELEE he Presidential salute, t will remain here 2ks, but Mrs. Tru: Florida, this Iman and Miss Margaret are only: 2 hie ;scheduled to stay for about a ADAMS week. School children re among se who d the route of the de through Tru Qn avenue. {They took advantage of the noon IN PROG hour re President, re of . tter Tennessee had beaten Vanderbilt, 26-20, at Knoxville, {Some imal experts contend, eee SOUETEE COCURRED joe! Me. in_at left with club in hand to quell the disorder. In group | that a good ee ee i ster 4 — me bat) is Vandy coach Bill Edwards. Melee began when two rival ae ae oe age sont camel punches in the last minute of the game. When the game ended, Coach { Jose [turbi, pi compdger, | 1 eee officials about two Vandy touchdowns being called back. © | born in Spain, 54 years ago. : eek om, the Geld w prote 4 to WRIGHT. | i the | official p ica were an | Captain O. A. Si medi- » prey cal officer in co: 1 of the U. ar jficer of the Pa ap | Captain W T. Ne ra, Coun- }manding officer of the USS How- lard W. Gilmore ain N.O. ‘ r, Jt. USN commanding of- + Underway Training ‘> W. E. Ellis, ¢ ficer of the | Fleet All-Weath ning Unit (®) Wirephoto 2% OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. i] "|97-FOOT trailer, sleeps 4, porch, FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS ROOMS, utilities furnished. Infant accepted. Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor Lane. nov24-30-2t FOUR apartments, rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5 to $15 per week. 411 William St. nov3-30t FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS Single rooms $10 up weekly. Double from $12. Coffee Shop and Bar. nov18-tf FOR SALE—KEY WEST REAL ESTATE FOR any kind of property, im- proved or unimproved, ocean frontage, etc., contact Paul Boy- sen. Here since 1919. 626 Flem- ing St., Box 303. nov23-30tx HELP WANTED—SALESMEN MAN WANTED—For Rawleigh business in Key West and Mon- roe County. No experience need- ed to start. Nearby Dealer Am- brister making sales over $15 per Sales easy to make and profits large. Start immediately. Write Rawleigh’s Dept. FAK- 660-190, Memphis, Tenn nov22-23-24-28-29-30-6tx FOR SALE—TRAILERS awning, conveniences. Ideal for ‘|S. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Southard. nov16-wed-fri-mon-}! us for cheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster’ Cerezo. “ nov25-30t MOVING AND HAULING Storage - Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent Airvan Moving & Storage ISLAND. CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman nov8-30t FOR SALE—USED CARS BUICK, 4-door sedan. Perfect piibalexienn Dane ty ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See | Phone 12:30 pens Evans-Pilkington Studio,} . MAKE $20 a day} Sell bras name for doors. Write ‘ Congress, Boston, Mews. — THREE-BEDROOM houise trailer, nicely furnished, in location. Call between 6:00 condition. New tires. Radio... and 5:00 A.M. Phone [780 $695.00. Einhorn, 901 Duval St., iPhone. 736-M. nov28-3t FOR SALE chéap, 1941 Plymouth Two-Door Sedan. Body good, motor very: tlean. Original. paint. Apply 1112 Angela. nov26-3tx 1949 PONTIAC Fordor Sedan. | Excellent condition. Driven 10,- 000 miles, nov22-tf FOR SALE—HOUSFHOTN | PURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FOUR-BURNER gas range. Prac-. | tically new. Apply 816 Flem- ing Street. nov26-3tx \ FOR TRADE have a 194% PIPER VAGABOND | AIRPLANE. I would trade on | lot or property in or near Key , West. Anyone interested, write | Glenn Barrett, Route No. 3, Ports- } mouth, Ohio. nov24-7tx | | FOR SALE—PRINTED FORME Sica sauce rac si LEASES, 5 ¢ each. Promissary netee Ir each: Minimum eharge Phone 51, oct22-tf FOR. RENT—TRAILERS | AND ROOMS FURNISHED house trailer “or guest sleeping rooms. Young's | Tourist Rest, 1721 Flagler, Phone’ 172-J. Tovi0-tt | WANTED TO BUY— typewriter, in good condition. Preferably Roy-} al. Telephone 360-XJ. nov25-3tx FOR SALE—TRAILERS SMALL trailer needs some fixing. $190.00. See Callahan, Mastic Trailer Park. nov26-3tx GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES GREEN plastic collars with leash to match, by Leathercraft, for your dog. Also chokers. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St., Phone 1019. nov26-tf Lost { wallet on County Beach. Re- MA Papers valuable to owner. jward returned to Bohm, Santa Maria Motel. nov28-3tx STORAGE —— RED Brick Storage Co. -Furni- children. Sacrifice price. Call 217-W. nov24-6tx i ture or commercial. Phone ‘799, nov10-30t Call 464 or 150. | BUSINESS. GROCERY doing Will sacrifice. Write Box B-1, c/o | FOR SALE—REAL BUILDING LOT for sale. lots on Harris, three on Fo Avenues in Square 2% Adams Dairy. FOR RENT—STORES NEW STORE in the Downtown Business Section GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE Formerly Rented by Commercial Credit Corp. TELEPHONE 51 or. APPLY THE CITIZEN PRINTING ... Of every type done by Experienced Print- ers. All work done te your complete satix- faction. LOW PRICES —too, SR RR RE RRER ERA Re PeSSS SELES S FE SG THE ARTMAN PRESS” *rH 2 - 2 = ~ # Tet Fit

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