The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 29, 1949, Page 3

SWempay, vecemaen 29, 1949 Preparing For All Out BLAME MINE UNION FOR CLOSING OF RESEARCH PLANT PIPTeReRGH Dee 29m — onditien, was big reduction world’s larg preaducer Clalization of the process for get- ting gavoline from coal. Company President George Love also an- nounced temporary scrapping of plans to build a large commercial Consolidation | plant for the conversion of coal the setion,/ into synthetic gasoline. kere] Love said that a plant like the @iffi- | proposed one would have to have cheap coal and an assured, regu- its| ler supply. But he said that un- der present circumstances the jlabor relations in the industry hes are so bad that these things are mime not possible. MAY STOP AMERICANS | FROM TRAVELING TO “RED” COUNTRIES @ annin © teeth by the 8 commemercia! 6a! 2 "pearance of an American citizen, A Whee ieee “ fficelel Hermann Fields, who was last we ted in Warsaw on August 22..A won ‘ so was sent Czechoslo- ace ‘ vakia on December 21 asking in- » about Hermann’s broth- and the latter's wife, who Czechoslovakia State Payroll At All-Time Record High Rotarians Are Told School Plans Revised Rrvent Tell- Beerare TAMPA, Dec. 29. —(P)— The Reters theb Hesision Tampa Tribune reported that @8 Clans Necccsars F ja's state payroll hit a re- i high of over $3,750,000 last November The Tribune said records ‘at here"e of state expenditur- November total a 000 higher than June, the previous record. paper added that “Salary eases and creation of new sunted for the increase.” \nd the total includes all state! artments and agencies wheth- | er paid from the general fund i from the general fund Bewaner (1 6 nt Wood for coffins is said to pro- me of the heaviest drains forests. n Chine t to San Juan, Puerto Rico. It ved the opening of a modern te H i visitors, including ovie actors and actresses pening ag the visiting Rotarians meeting held in St. Episcopal Church Parish nk Zook, Garnett, Kan.; L. Gainesville, F Frank | Ithaca, N. Y.; F. F. Wills, O.; Rudy Falk, Bowl- ng Green Mo.; R. H. Mills, Ak- Oo. R G. Garland, Gaffney, & C.; Don Marvin, Beaver Dam, » Ww Ray Goodwin, Baltimore, 4 Stuart A. Culbertson, Mead- He, Pa a Major G. A. Sikes, Bowling Green, Ky @eeeee®’ PR REP EN CROSSING CRASH AWAITS AID .ATMAM. OS. calmly awaits assistance as she | ee Sante Pes Grand Canyon Limited at a crossing in Los Angeles. She received ae taee eed © shoulder injury. Police said her auto appeared to sputter and stall a el - . . oe = the tate. moving about 20 miles an hour, struc! disappeared in ¢ told of the number of| , On China's Nationalist Stronghold - HONG KONG, Dec. 29.—(#). — Chinese Communist forces al- ready may be testing the strength of Hainan’s defences prelimi y to an all-out invasion attempt on the Nationalist stronghold. Nationalist military spokesmen in Hong Kong disclosed today that shore-based artillery on Ha- inan has smashed several flotillas of Communist- manned boats. They said the boats were probing the island’s strength. And the Na- tionalists claim the Communist landing efforts are a prelude to a major Red assault against Hain- an, which lies off the South China Coast. Hong Kong sources have for some time predicted a Red attack in force on Hainan from the Liu- chow Peninsula, ward the island from the main- land. The peninsula recently was won by the Reds, cutting off that major escape route of Nationalist troops to the island fortress. Hainan’s commander returned only yesterday from. strategy talks on Formosa—now the Na- tionalist headquarters. Meanwhile, it’s said guerrilla action has increased in Hainan’s interior. The Nationalists believe Communist guerrillas on Hainan number between 20,000 and 50,- 000. They fear the irregulars may aid the Communists in the cru- cial hours by seizing beachheads to pave the way for Communist landings on strategic Hainan beaches. € the Board joners of Monro will ope} ‘ollowin, nection of a County, bids for the Constr ording to p! titled raton of a- portion of velt Boulevard, Key West, ording to pi and entitled “EF n of South velt' Boulevard.” Copies of specification the necessary bid information may be obtained from the Clerk of the Board of Coun Commissione Mon . ty urt House, K ¥ , upon deposit of $5.- he returned upon re- turn of specifications. The work can not be sub-con- tracted without the County's writ- ten consent and all bids must. be submitted on a lump sum: basis. All bids must be in the hand pe Roo: and all of 200 3rd, the a and this ad- ej uant to Florida, EARL R. Board of County ADAMS, Commis- Florida. 1 Clerk, sioners Monroe unt iff, DIVORCE 364 1 Baton Louisana. You are required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for orce, in the above entitled cause Ja y, 1950, therein en as. This order to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks Key West Citize published in and Ordered this 14th day r, ALD. 1949. A k of Circuit 1. F ies in her auto shortly after it ‘k the machine, tossing it about which juts to- ped sealed | December , ¢ (®) Wirephoto] '"7: Russian Ships On Hand For U.S. War Maneuvers WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—(). —Three Russian ships are at- tracting attention in the Carib- bean these days. For they reach- ed the area as the United States! was preparing for the biggest peacetime maneuvers in its his- tory—maneuvers involving the Army, Navy, Marihes and Air Force, and scheduled to start in January in the Caribbean area. The three vessels are said to be bound for Vladivostok from the Baltic, by way of the Panama} Canal. It’s a longer route than the run to Vladivostok through the Mediterranean and the In- dian Ocean. Authorities in: Wash- ‘ington describe the ships as fish- ing vessels. But the craft did not carry fishing gear and are equip- with very powerful radios. Altogether, 15 Russian ships have crossed the Caribbean on the way to Vladivostok during the past two and one-half years. This year’s appearance of the three shins had its parallel last year, when three similar Russian vessels reached St. Thomas in the Caribbean area just a few weeks before American maneuvers. The number of horses and mules in the U. S. has fallen from 21,431,000 in 1915 to nearly 10,- 000,000 today. In about the same period tractors have increased from a thousand to around 3,000,- 000. | LEGALS {IN JUSTICE OF THIRD COUNTY, RAY FACE COURT, DISTRICT, 2 STATE OF FLOR HOCKETT, Plaintiff, JOF }OUSA FERNANDEZ, Under and by virtu exe- cution issued in the above stated case, out of the above Court, I will {Sell at public outcry in front of the” | Court House door in Tavernier in d County, on Mon y of Janu k P. M., to the hig! . the following to-wit: One wrecked and mouth Sedan. J i Fi from the Court ember Nineteenth A. D. 1 count of the defend ed to file a n Default J t entere Dated December 19th, WM. M. PID dec.24-2! CE COURT, MONROE OF FLORIDA. IN JUSTICE OF THIRD DIST COUNTY, RAY HOCKETT, Plaintiff, JORGE SOUSA FERNANDEZ, Defendant Under and by virtue of an exe- cution issued in the above stated case, out of the ali Court, T will sell at front of the Bi in Tavernier in aid County, on Monday the Six- teenth day of January 1950, at One i the highest bidder f s public oy House dc count led to file appearance nswer to said suit. Default Judgment enter- Dated December 19th, Cane No. 1 CLARA HARPER C¢ Plaintiff, vs DIVORCE JOHN R. COFFMAN ORDER OF DO: J Two, therein will be ) be published ° a week for fe ecutive Weeks in The Key West Citizen, a paper published in the City of W ¥ news- Key Key Attorne de 5-12,1950, « FOR BIDS whom it Ke 2, F foot road on Ta be appr December ADAMS, “|APARTMENTS. Day, |OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. -|FOUR apartments, Courthouse. “|OVERSEAS Hotel. “|Double from $20. , {small house. «}Phone 372. “|FOR RENT—CEMENT MIXERS FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FURNISHED all-electric apart- ment, near beach. Couple only. No pets. Seasonal rent. Phone days 226, nights 1415-R. dec29-5t week or Apply 1120 Washing- dec27-6tx season. ton. FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and bath. Everything furnish- VETERANS! No down payment. $63 month. y. Phone 598 from 1 to 7 P.M. dec22-tf FOR RENT NEW, large apartment for 2 or 4 adults. All-electric kitchen, monthly or yearly. No pets. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street. dec5-tt TOURIST Court Apartment, elec- tric kitchen. Children welcome. Reasonable. 909 Elizabeth Street. dec23-tf FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS COTTAGE, suitable for two or four adults. Season or yearly. -|No pets. Post Office Inn. decl0-tf rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5 to $15 per week. 411 William St. dec8-30t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS CLEAN, comfortable, airy rooms. 513 Whitehead Street, opposite dec29-3tx POST OFFICE INN Under new management, newly renovated. Hotel rooms and apartments, 321 Simonton, next to Post Office. dec28-30t FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS 917 Fleming. Single rooms $15 up weekly. Coffee Shop and Bar. WANTED TO RENT MIDDLE AGE business woman desires quiet apartment or Phone 634-R before 10:00 A.M. dec29-3tx NAVY couple, two small children desire to rent three or four room furnished house or apart- ment. Will sign yearly lease. F. J. Barnard, U.S.S. Sarsfield, DD- 837, Section Base. dec28-3tx «| WANTED by Naval Officer, two or three bedroom furnished house. Phone 821-M. dec28-6t ed. Coral Hotel Apartments, op-}- 1c | posite Post Office. decl-30t}y, dec16-tf |, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OUR second .and last big.sale of the year, Friday and Saturday.!FOR any kind of CHILDREN’S CORNER, Fleming]. proved or and Simonton Sts., Phone 76. DISTINCTIVE Dalmatian pups, sired by Ch. Velvet Frank— just chosen King of Miami. Show. 25 champions in pedigree. Quak- ‘er’s Acre, Box 381, Rl, Holly- wood, Fla. decl9-12t BATHTUBS, lavatories, plumbing supplies. Cheap. Pest Office Inn. decl2-tf FIVE bundles of old newspapers, Sc. Inquire The Citizen Office, Phone 51. oct22-tf ROCK, mar], sand, top svil. See us for cheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. nov25-30t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR RENT NEW STORE in the Downtown Business Section GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE PROPERTY, corner across from Post Office. 106 foot frontage, 110 feet deep. Apply 300.Simon- ton. dec28-6t APARTMENT house. Six units. Write Post Office Box 862. i dec27-6tx Rg 2 2 ° Formerly Rented by HOMES, income property, tourist Commercial Credit Corp. courts, lots. See — Fred J. Dion — ! " Richard C. Bartholomew, reg. real TELEPHONE 51 estate broker. List your property an with us. Phone 363, 514 Southard Street. dec10-30t APPLY THE CITIZEN BUILDING FOUR - BEDROOM furnished home. Possession in June. Nice j neighborhood. Modern appliances. Large lot. Phone 445-J. dec2-30tx dec28-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE WAITRESS, experienced. Apply after 6 P.M. Trade Winds Club. dec28-2t GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES (eieatasorn ict ease nee en SAKE PLANT or tree power spraying.! a4 Reasonable prices. Call Ward- WAITRESSES, curb girl and é kitchen help. Apply in person. ee nase Ponce’s Barbecue, 701 Simonton | Street. dec27-6t GOLD FISH Key West Garden & Lawn Sup- ply, 830 Fleming St., Tel. 1019. dec27-tf CLERK-TYPIST, previous experi- ence interviewing and investi- ‘gating credit applicants desirable. Local, permanent resident. Write in detail age, xperience, employ- —jment past eight years, years | in GUARANTEED radio repairs. 1 ity, home owner or rent, marital years’ radio experience. 1116, status and additional informative Whitehead, Phone 769-M. | information. Be specific. No in- decl2-15tx|quiries made till after interview. Write Box H.E.D., The Citizen. dec22-6t REPAIRS AND SERVICE —RADIOS FOR RENT—BUNGALOWS SPACIOUS beautifully decorated] FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS all-electric, screened porch, garden. Suitable three adults.!;eaSES, 5 c¢ each. Promissary Seasonal. 1401 United, 3 to 6| notes, 1c each. Minimum charg+ P.M. dec27-5t) 5. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg. ~|Phone 51. oct22-tf LOST ! that. 32 demobilized American Army officers have afrived im tionalist on Formosa, posed by the joint staff? WARN OF CATASTROPHE NEW YORK.—Chain letters The letters ask for $1 contributions, and similar fetters to 10 friends. | TRAINS COLLIDE MEDICINE HAT. Alberta. Two passenger trains collided om the Canadian Pacific's transeom- tinental line at Southesk, Seuth- east of Alberta, early today im. juring some 25 persons, Ratlway officals said no one was killed An earlier report had said ond person died. Bamboo often will grow to 6 or 70 feet in a few months. FOR SALE—BOATS MARINE MOTORS 20-Ft. Cruisalong Cebia Cruiser TWO bunks, galley heed, ice box, electric bilge pump. Completely repainted like new. Kertttath en- gine. Beautiful little eruiser and economical to run. Shallow draft Tied up at Craig Dock. Call 568-R or inquire at 808 South Street, Apt. 1. dec29-@ FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and APPLIANCES GE. 4-cu.-ft. refrigerator. Fi ass mechgnical condition. 513 Whitehead Street, opposite Court- house. dec39-3tx HELP WANTED—MALE WILL the person who removed' freed er tore. ‘on Fleming CLEAN UP boy. Apply in per- Street please return to 8-A Por-| (Son. ee Hares pi ter Place. No questions will be Simonton Street. lec27-: asked. dec28-3t | WANTED—TO BUY COUPLE, one small child desire to rent suitable apartment. Will pay as high as $90.00 per month. Lt. (jg) J. L. Moore, 1408 Pe- tronia Street, Phone 821-M. dec27-3tx FOR SALE—BUNGALOWS NICE three-bedroom, partly fur nishe@ bungalow, with large lot. beautifully landscaped. F.H.A. financed. Johnson & “Johnson, dec17-tf % BAG concrete mixer. Day or week. Select red clay bricks 5c: s'each. Phone 1193-M. dec28-6tx MAN’S wallet. Papers valuable | = to owner. Reward, returned to ONE smail cement mixer, prefer L. A. Patton, 704 Caroline or mail| “91, cubic ft. capacity, electric- to P.O. Box 552 or Phone 763. | ay operated, with or without dec27-3tx id motor. State size, power and price. Address Box J.D.M., c/o WALLET, brown alligator. Keep Citizen. acaeat monev. Please iat papers and wallet. 111-J, Osterhoudt. dec27-3tx WANTED—SITUATION ther wallet. Keep;MAN and wife interested in se- eave a papers to Michi-} curing employment in Florida gan. Address enclosed. Or phone, in a permanent capacity as man- loca} 1077-XM. dec27-3tx| ager of a motel, or positions of __ | responsibility with some noe ‘\—Lady’s yellow and rose} Qualified to accept responsible mae ae watch on Fleming} positions. If interested, write in Street, Telephone 9158, Apart-|care of Box X, Key West Citizen. ment 14. Reward. dec23-6tx dec29-3t TRANSPORTATION THREE men driving to New York, leave Friday Morning, Dec. 30. Take one .passenger Share expenses. C. R. Stringer, Overseas Hotel dec2d- itx FOR SALE—TRAILERS SPARTAN Manor trailer wu sell equity or outright. Over seas Trailer Court, A: H.-Primett dec29-3tx 27° WHITLEY house trailer, A real bargain. Apply at 224-1 Poinciana Extension. dec?8-@tx MOVING AND HAULING Storage - Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent Airvan Moving & Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman dec13-30%