The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1950, Page 3

OSES Wants To Know If | Arnall, Talmadge | Eligible To Run Former Acting Governor M. E. biter of Georgia, came out bility this morning. He'said he hopes Attorney Gen- eral Eugene Cook will find that both former Governor Ellis Ar- nall and Governor Herman Tal- madge are eligible to fun for governor in 1950. Yesterday, Arnall asked Cook to clarify “Legal views expressed in certain political citcles” that he wasn't eligible to run. | Those “certain political circles” all surround Governor Herman Talmadge. It’s a question Talmadge sup- porters have dreaded. The answer might also go into the subject of the Governor's eligibility to run. Daily Program Ironically, Arnall’s request was BEE. ee, kien addressed to a man who over the past year has indicated he might like to make the race himself. Cook said last night he hadn’t received Arnall’s letter and would reserve comment until he had. Governor Talmadge, however, had a word. He said under the law, that the Attorney General couldn’t deliver an official option |’ to a private citizen. But Arnall foresaw that reaction. He carefully pointed out when he was Attorney General in 1940, he’d made an eligibility ruling for former Governor Eugene Tal- madge, then a private citizen. For months Arnall had had Georgia politicians wondering, apd worrying, over his intentions. In the past, Arnall’s present in- fluence has been held in low esteem by the Talmadge camp. But they are no mento under- estimate a possible enemy. And Arnall is one of the sharpest, and toughest stump campaigners ever to hit the state. What’s Doing at the Y.M.C.A.-US.O. SUNDAY— 9:45 A.M.—Java Hour. one Welcome. 2:00 P.M—Classic Music Lovers. * .M.—Ping Pong Tourney. (Pays td bere Swifter.) x 6:00 P.M.—Tour of the Island. 9:00 P.M.—Everybody Sings—. Patio. 16:00 P.M.—Refreshments and Fellowship. MONDAY— 8:00 P.M.—G.S.O. Meeting (2nd and 4th Mondays). 8:00 P.M.—Mrs. Cleo Stone at Piano. 8:00 P.M.—Ping Pong, Shuffleboard and Games. 9:00 P.M.—Patio Dancing, un- ¢ fer the stars. Gus Ayala’s * Orchestra. Dean Smith, mas- \'ter_ of ceremonies. DAY— 7:30 P.M.—Variety Show Re- hearsal 8:15 P.M.—‘Play Bingo”. WEDNESDAY. 1:00 P.M. — Hospital Party. 7:15 P.M.—We sing around the piano. Mrs. E. E. Crowson. 8:00 P.M.—Pinochle Tourney. 8:00 P.M.—Craft Classes (leath- er and shell craft). W. A. Glisch - Helen Hanley. 8:15 P.M.—Movie on the Patio. Buster Perpall, operator. THURSDAY— 7:30 P.M—YMCA Glee Club Every- Hour for Pool Table Fishing Interesting Notes Japan has 8,000,000 eeiving sets. Eyesight of the kinkbird is so keen he ATLANTA ,Ga., Jan. 2,—().—| yards can spot a tiny away. In the days of King a comment on political eligi-|the British Isles were forest country. Spain, VV VV VY YTV VTS US.O-N.CCS. 1021 DUVAL STREET Key Wesi, Florida SUNDAY— 1:00 PM—Picnic on Keys (lst Sunday). Dressing showers 2:00 PM—Radio Broadcast of Sports Program. 9:00 PM—Dance — Tune Top- pers Orchestra, En- All species of pumpkin and Squash originated in the Western Hemisphere. in advance. 1:00 PM—Going to the Beach? radio re- insect 50 Canute, the Near East and Greece for centuries furnished the world _with its supply of raisins. Sign up 8 Point @isplay Rates Application) 8 Point face (regular) caps regular tyve. 8 Point Blackface rooms, tertainment — Vo- calists, MONDAY— 5:00 PM—Boxing training, bar- bell, mats. Daily from 7:30 U. S. N., Dramatic Coach. P.M. ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In ‘the event of error in advertis- ing, transient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the first inserticn in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error, occurs. “Sate Lightface (Regular) Type 1 PEE |S 3 Consecutive Days _—_ 9c 6 Consecutive Days .. 8c 15 Consecutive Days _— 7c 30 Consecutive Days _ 6c On LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- is 1% times a line more than the cost-for 8 Point lightface Type The rate for 8 Point black- face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FURNISHED all-electric apart- ment, near beach, Couple only. 7:30 PM—Dramatic Rehearsal. N© Pets. Seasonal rent. Phone Kedar Adour, of days 226, nights 1415-R. dec29-5t 7:45 PM—Spanish Class with} APARTMENTS. 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THURSDAY— 2:00 PM—Navy Wives Sewing Group — (Singer Electric). 8:00 PM—Bingo, sponsored by $1 St. Mary’s Organizations. FRIDAY— 10:00 AM—Navy ‘ Wives U. S. Nava}|Under new management, newly rooms ing, Parish Bowl- Station Alleys. No pets. FOUR apartments, light housekeeping rooms, $5 to‘ 5 per week. 411 William St. four adults. Season or Post Office Inn. | dec10-tf | rooms and} dec8-30t POST OFFICE INN renovated. Hotel and 7:00 PM—Party, Naval Hospital }2Partments, 321 Simonton, next Kedar U.S.N,, Coach. (2nd Friday). 7:30 PM—-Dtamatic Rehearsal. Adour, of Dramatic 7:45 PM--Joint Meeting, USO NCCS Junior Hos. tesses and Service- men’s Council, Ist Friday. 7:45 PM—Hayride, Marshmal- low Roast on the Beach day). advance. (rd Fri- Sign up in |onLy. NO PETS. INSPECTION MARGARET to Post Office. dec28-30t FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel. 917 Fleming. Single rooms $15 up weekly. Double from $20. Coffee Shop and Bar. decl6-tf FOR RENT—HOUSES COMPLETELY FURN ISHED COTTAGE AVAILABLE FOR WINTER RENTAL. WELCOMED. 527 9:00 PM—Coffee and Doughnut} oprEpT. Hour. practice. All servicemen in- vited. Don Gilles, director. 9:00 P.M.—Patio Dancing, un- der the stars. Gus Ayala’s Orchestra. James Carroll, master of ceremonies. FRIDAY— 7:30 P.M.— Everybody Sings. Mrs. L. Wuebbold at the pi ano. i 8:00 P.M.—Learn to Dance (ball- room for beginners—no spec- tators). Mrs. R. Hartenstine. instructor. 9:00 P.M. — Country Dancing. (It’s tor Squares.) The call- er, Mrs. R. Hartenstine. SATURDAY . 12:30 P.M—"Léet’s Go Fishing.” Capt. Mac. Sign up at the YMCA. 8:15 P.M.—Movie on the Patio. Buster Perpall. operator. Executive—forest Turner. Program Director — Mrs. Wahneta Kovash. SAME DIFFERENCE “Why do you weep over the} sorrows of people in whom you have no interest, when you go to the theatre?” asked the man. “I don’t know,” replied the! woman. “Why do you cheer wildly when a man with whom you are not acquainted slides in- to- second base?” ‘The endurance of the Ameri- can bison was remarkable. He could often run 40 miles time. at a In fa SATURDAY— 1:00 PM—Going to the Beach? Dressing showers. 2:00 PM—Children, rooms. ages 9-12, swimming class at U. S. Naval Station Enlisted Pool. cil Men’s PM—£ports Broadcast. PM—Servicemen’: mecting, 2nd Citizen. 's Coun- and 4th Saturday. 8:00 PM—Community Singing. ees oy Oe Pat joe Bos Dancing. | WANTED by Naval Officer...two FACILITIES New billiard tables, punch- ing bag, sparring gloves, lit- erary, musical instruments, ping pong, sewing machines, shaving gear, showers, dress- ing rooms, and table Checking, mailing packages, desks. Mrs. Eileen S. Director. wrapping games. and writing Coughlin Mrs. Vera C. Wood, Program Assistant. i RUN WED. NITE HOW WOLF? S tag Mrs. Peck—When you married me, you’ deliberately me. Henry—In what way, dear? Mrs. Peck—You told me you were well off. Henry—Well, I was deceived well off. , I didn’t realize myself "how well off I really was. 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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNI. CA. Bound in red Britanotex. 24 volumes, complete with year- books. Original cost $254.00. Sac- rifice on terms. Call 1540-M, be- tween 5:00 and 7:00 P.M. dec30-3tx FOR SALE—KEY WEST REAL ESTATE s-setreneret tater tae iain seis 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, dec29-30tx ‘FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS 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. dec19-12t LEASES, 5 c each. notes, 1c each. Minimum charge 5c. Press, Citizen Bl Phone 51. oct22, FOR SALE—BOATS MARINE MOTORS BATHTUBS, lavatories, plumbing supplies. Cheap. Post Office Inn. dec12-tf| 20-Ft. Cruisalong Cabin Cruiser TWO bunks, galley head, ice box, electric bilge pump. Completely repainted like new. Kermath en- gine. Beautiful little cruiser and j economical to run. Shallow draft. Tied up at Craig Dock. Call 568-R or inquire at 808 South Street, Apt. 1. dec29-6t FIVE bundles of old newspapers, 5c. Inquire The Citizen Office, Phone 51. oct22-tf ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us for cheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. I dac31-30t 9g PT. cabin boat, eqyjpped for sponging. Two dingheys. North Beach Sump. dec31-2tx FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE PROPERTY, corner across from FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD Post Office. 106 foot frontage, FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 110 feet deep. Apply 300 Simon. © enn tea APELIANCES ton. dec28-6t EASY spin dry washer. Good ; condition. $30.00. Call 1129-M. APARTMENT house. Six units.; dec31-3t Write Post Office Box 862 dec27-6tx , FOR SALE—TRAILERS HOMES, income property, tourist 277 WHITLEY house trailer. A courts, lots. See real bargain. Apply at 224-D — Fred J. Dion — Poinciana Extension. dec28-6tx’ Richard C. Bartholomew, reg. real estate broker. List your property 27-FOOTER. Sleeps four. Make with us. Phone 363, 514 Southard} me a cash offer. Phone 217-W. Street. dec10-30t j dec31-6t FOUR - BEDROOM furnishea| FOR SALE—USED CARS home. Possession in June. Nice | 1941 CHEVROLET Special De- neighborhood. Modern appliances. ' ill fi - | Luxe Coupe. $498.00 will fi- Large lot. Phone 445-J. og nance or $450.00 cash. Excellent cea condition. March, Gulfstream a Trailer Park, after 5 P.M. THREE-BEDROOM MacArthur, dec31-6tx hor Completely furnished or unfurnished. Very good con-| FOR HENT—STORES dition. Must be seen to be ap.! preciated. By appointment only. Phone: 615-M. deo31-7t FOR RENT FIVE-ROOM house, two bed- : rdoms and bath. Hot water. |) NEW STORE in the Cash.” Apply after 5 P.M. 312 Peacon Lane. dec31-2tx Downtown Business Section 34 BAG concrete mixer. Day or week. Select red clay bricks 5c¢ each. Phone 1193-M. dec28-6tx WANTED TO RENT SMALL house. furnished. Wanted to one person. Write Box K. unfurnished | or rent ‘by c/o jan2-3tx three Phone 821-M. or house. bedroom furnished dec28-6t FOR SALE—BUNGALOWS NICE three-bedroom, pa nished bungalow, lot. beautifully landscape financed. Johnson & Phone 372. with rtly fur large d. F.HLA. Johnson, dec17-tf FOR SALE—HOUSES DO YOU HAVE $5000 CASH? YOU can buy on terms lovely GOOD LOCATION California-type home with stu- REASONABLE dio living room, sleeps 2; large bedroom with twin beds, bath- mee room with shower, dinnette and Formerly Rented by all-electric kitchenette. Complete- Commercial Credit Corp. Iv. fi shed. built-in features, — Venetian blinds, awning-type windows. Also separate guest TELEPHONE 51 house of 2 bedroom: with twin pe beds and private haths. Located Hale on large, APPLY THE CITIZEN zoned business lot, Owner has an BUILDING investment of $19.800, MAKE ALL-CASH OFFER | This is a natural for new resi- dents, couple who would like to supplement retirement pav. or as an investment. This attractive proposition offered because own- er must moye to Dal oon as possible. * Call owner? 1496-M. Write -Box B-21,¢c/o Key West Citizen. dec30-3tx dec28-tf HELP WANTED—FEMALE YOUNG LADIES—18 TO 23 FREE to travel—New England States in summer; Florida, win- ter. Chaperone all-girl circula- tion group. Average monthly earnings $200.00, plus transporta- COTTAGES FOR SALE. ISHED OR WITH OR WITHOUT MAY BE TEMPORARI . FURN- UNFURNISHED, LAND. LY OC- CUPIED BY PURCHASER FOR REMOVAL AT LATER DATE. APPLY 527 MARGARET ST. dec30-6t STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. ture or corfimercial. 799. Furni- Phone | Seasonal. deck5-30t| pM. tion. Apply Miss Ryan, Floridian Motel, Simonton Street, 7 to 9 P.M. jan2-4tx FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR SALE or lease: White Star! Cleaners, 822 Simonton Street. $50 WEEK to start! Sell beauti Nice income. Apply in person. | ful solid brass door name jan2-6t plates. Write National Engravers. 212 Summer, Boston, Mass. jan2-1tx FOR RENT—BUNGALOWS SPACIOUS beautifully decorated HELP WANTED—MALE all-electric, screened porch, garden. Suitable three adults.| FIRST-CLASS chef. Stock Island 1401 United, 3:30 to 6 Inn (formerly Weaver's), Phone jan2.6t 9292. dec30-3t NO GUN MAN KEEPS gun, nobody started shooting.” HELP WANTED—MALE 801 Duval, Phone 141. WANTED—Short Weaver's), Phone 9292. MALE or. female person. 701 Simonton Street. den & Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St. Tel. 1019. —<— <_< PLANT or tree power spraying. RDERER, ROBBER — MAKE DARING ESCAPE FROM JAIL TODAY OF; HUNTINGTON, West Virginis, from Cabell County Jail in Hunt- timing and three outside” accom- {> The:two men who escaped are ‘18-yeattold convicted murderer letters te | of Wayne, West Virginia, and Ed- we of } ward Cravens, 40, of Catlettsburg, Kentucky, a robber. ==> - According to Jailer B.S, Mc- Comas, two men whe came to the jail yesterday apparently had a part in the eseape. They-identified themselves: as; postal: inspectors and .were,; allowed to talk to | Cravens. about an alleged: ‘mail eecevve eee the vay ‘| People’s Forum keep out of trouble in an oldtime! i Colorado mining camp was to ® e: leave your gun at home, Frank Stewart says. : Stewart avoided “lead poison-| ing” so nimbly that next year he | will celebrate his 92nd birthday.! Stewart lived in Tincup, a G -| nison county gold camp, at the! time it was noted for the high! mortality rate of its law enforce- ment officers. “There was rough young boys from all over the country, but Editor, The Citizen; they weren't really gunmen,” the; During the past year the State pioneer raining man said. “If they | of Florida has consistently prov- knew you" had a gun, though, ed more productive in furnish- they often shot just to get in the ing. acceptable recruits and re- first one. If you didn’t carry a’ seryists for the Marine Corps! .’ | than any other six (6) states in Slipped Cravens a gun used by —, the southeastern Recruiting Di- the prisoners to threaten a, turn- and “*. key this ms 3 vision. y orning, This can be attributed to the} The account of the getaway. i fact that the people of Florida are}, The prisgners escaped ; after definitely Marine Corps conscious, | ashing the gun at the” “turnkey, | s 4 z WAITRESSES, curb girl kitchen help. Apply in person. Ponce’s Barbecue, 701 Simonton Street. dec27-6t which in turn rejects the excel-| when pe eee —FEMALE lent cooperation given to us by!" S~ yy : the Florida press in publicizing JwMberyard, where a woman was BAR. tender, two waitresses! the Corps. Boles AY iver at gunpoint. wanted at-once. Curro’s Bar,|" We have thoroughly enjoyed edi reed to take the two are and the woman to our working relationship with th dec30-3tx| The Citizen and we are extrerie- | ‘2° —— |ly and justly proud of the record: order cook. your cooperation enabled us to Stock: Island Inn (formerly} 2 chieve. We take this opportunity to dec30-3t | wish yourself and staff a Happy order and prosperous New Year. Very truly yours, J. J. REARDON, Captain, U.S. Marine Cogps, Officer in Charge. Jacksonville, Fla., . he ¢oy oe tion of Hunting- ton, where the three transferred to a getaway car. Martin had been sentenced to life imprisonment last nionth for the slaying of John Caldwell. Cravens was being held in con- nection with robberies. in the Huntington and Southern’ Ohio areas. 7 ON BOARD THE ARK short cook. Experienced. 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