The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1950, Page 5

U NOTE: This is cd, immediate treatment is neces- Of articles ‘sary. It has been found that the seven Signals” j njurious effects of overexposure . ‘The Pr smd ~ the sun may be delayed some- the . time after the exposure has ceas- Medical Society.) ~ jed. This fact makes it particular- ee Sore. that does not heal.” | Sores in the mouth that do not ‘This is one of the most import- {respond to ordinary cesta Di.can-) Within two weeks should be im- the kinds ‘of: cancer |™Mediately suspected and the Pa- Kinds that can | tient should visit his doctor at bn 96 ‘percent of | Once. camer ene te tteatment is} It has long been known that A x Ki }chronic irritation of any kind 7 a wi ich does not heal | plays an important part in caus- ay inideatesskin cancer, It aiso| ing cancer of the mouth, These may pe ae indjcation that ¢can-} irritations frequently cause a is developing in lip, | thickening and whitening of the mouth or tongue. In any case, a| mucous membranes which, if un- pod eg, fa pea! within | treated, may turn into cancer. P $ @emands an im-} Lip cancer should be suspected mediate trip to the doctor. if apparent “fever blisters” or Cancer can 7 r rt | 6, ” ; of the pv gps. pre Fon ca cold sores” do not clear up in It rarely devélops dudderily. et? to three weeks. Stubborn ally. there has been a pericd oe ores on the lip caused by sun- !burn, chapping or cracking also slowly developing. change, almost | should be looked at by a Some always painless and. too. o: tr considered of no impastedin | et ule the patient. ‘ * In spite of the Skin cancer ‘occurs most fre- quently on exposed parts of the; C2" result in a very high percent- body—the face, neck, ears andj 8¢ of cures, records of cures are hands. Sears of burns. especial-| discouragingly low. The reason. is ly if they calise limitation of. mo- | that patients are not sufficiently ten around points, sometimes /2Ware.of the seriousness of the develop cancer. Many years n sores ‘that-do not heal, and they pass between the time the usually put off visiting their is formed and the time the | doctors until after th rapidly-+ cer develops. For this reason, spreading type of cancer has in- tissue should be*watched careful- ; Vaded’ other parts of the body. y for any change. | The unhealed sore is easy for Overexposure of the unprotect-|the patient to detect, and, in ed bedy to sttpng . sunlight car-| carly stages, easy for the doctor ries @ real menace, 6f ¢kin can-| to treat successfully. The anissing cer for many~ people—particular- link is an understanding by the ly blonds, awburn Haired ‘and! patient of the seriousness of the other thin - skinned” + persons. | symptom. ‘The irritation of the sun’s ultra-| violet rays may ‘cause thé de-! velopment of dry; scaly patches (weually darker than the. sur-i cer will appear in The Citizen, in rounding area) that tend’ to’ the near future. For additional thicken and, in time, to itch. information about the subject of ‘These patches, calied keratoses, today’s article, send for the sometimes are the forerunners of American Cancer Society’s free cancer, and should receive medi-; booklet, “Cancer of the “Mouth.” @ attention. If bleeding occurs’ Address your request to “Can- When the horny scales ‘ire remov- | cer,” Key West, Fla. SICK CHILD GETS WATERMELON | fact that early The second in this ‘series of articles on how to recognize can- DIANE RUSH, 7, bites into a whopping slice of precious out-of- season watermelon at Greenville. 5. C., after the melon was pre- geribed as a possible aid in the child’s fight against nephrosis, a relatively rare kidney disease. The child’s physician told the parents that “there was nothing to lose by trying’” watermelons, So arrangements were made to fly this and other melons from Cuba, where a small.winter crop is now in season. ‘ Bary important that sun bathing be "ees J. PEEPLES, m.p, “ne with caution. | treatment of mouth or lip’ cancer! Membership Drive! —— Of Lions Club Is Successful At an impressive, 30 «minute ceremony, the following new members were inducted into the Key West Lions Club at the reg-° ular meeting Thursday: Abe Wolkoff, E, O.~ Schweit- zer, Wally W. Burton, and Peter E. Joseph. Former members Eugene Mar- tinez and Rodman _ Bethel were | reinstated to membership at the : 8 Point t gene mest at same time. @isplay Rates On President C. E. Smith, Jr., an- Applicatie=* nouncéd that he was well pleased 8 Pou with the showing of the club Point. - during the membership drive. LIGHTFACE CA’ k The local clib’s quota was two The rate for 8 Point light- new members. The ‘sponsor of face (regular) caps is 1% times a Nine more thef the cost for 8 Point lightface each new member during Janu- ary will receive an award from Lions International. regular type. Mere es ir Navy Discharges The rate for 8 Polat bigen. face type is 1% times more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. Twenty Men On Morals Charges WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—(). —The Navy has announced the dismissal of twenty stewards and {mess attendants at the United States Naval Academy on morals charges. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS Ten of the group already have AND HOUSES ; been given “undesirable dischar- G ges”, and the remainder will get] peLUXE two, three and four | similar papers as soon as the in- vestigation is completed. The 20,|, TOom apartments. All electric and tile kitchens. Private tile CAPS § e LACINGE cars face caps is 2 times a line More than for 8 Point light- face regular type. 4 — t 18 Point Ty; 1 “Ls times rate tor & Point Aightface regular type “g times rate tor 8 Pot lightface regular type 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. INFORMATION FOR THE ADVERTISER Sy "Minimum Charge tard ne ng ae tae chatged for any tion will be for 3 lines. (Bs- “timate 5 words per line.) Deadline To insure publication, copy must be in the Adver- tising Department office be- fore 11 o’clock in the morn- ing on the day of puhlica- ton. Phone 51 Use your phene. Adver- tisernents may be inserted in tnese columns by phone. Office Business otfice in The Citizen Building corner of Greene and Ann Streets. Door te the right on enter. ing building. —-|MAN’S bicycle, Paint, balloon tires. |ard Street. US $16.50. 314 South- jan30-1tx all Negroes, served in the Mid- shipmen’s mess hall at Annapo- jis trances. Daily, weekly or season-j | Serene rete al rates. M.&B. Motel. 1445-W. gi. ONE-MINUTE jan30-tf | reet. bathtubs and showers. Private en: TWO galvanized wash tubs on galvanized. stand. , 1214 Olivia jan28-5t BRAND NEW _ all-electric | ciency apartments. Daily or} weekly. Seasonal rates. SPORTS QUIZ Te pono Goes Charlie Kel-}oniy, No pets. ‘The: Caritbean 2. For ‘whom does his brother | Hotel Apartments, opposite’ the Harold play? Chamber of Commerce. save up to 50% + effi-| RUBBER hose 4 carloads ail kinds or more. Wa- | ter-air-fire-suction-welding - gar- ASvits | den-irrigation-plastic - steam - oil- garage-gasoline-oil - hose fittings jall kinds. Write for price list. jan2a-6t | Amazon Hose & Rubber Co., 3946 ume and bath. Everything furnish- ed. Caral Hotel Apartments, op- posite Post Office. jan6-30t | THE ANSWERS: 1. Detroit Tigers. FOR SALE—KEY WEST REAL ESTATE 2, Washington Senators. VETERANS! 3. Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma. : 4. Berweeh 220.230, mom | OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. 5. Just over 200. No down payment. $63 onth. SEEN Uae y-. Phone 598. m. 1 to PM. FLORIDA COLLECTED ; 's seciad (Continued From Page One! FOR RENT sale of nearly 66-million gallons NEW, large apartment for 2 or 4 For Sale: Apartment Hotel 10 Apartments and Cottage Newly Furnished, Tubs Showers and Frigidaire. Size of Property 50 x 201. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Box 303, Key West jani4-15tx during. December. adults. All-electric _ kitchen, Last month, the state collected] monthly or -yearly.. No pets. j 8 little over four million dollars.| gtutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street. Sixty seven Florida counties janl0-tt received $658,000 trom the seven cent of the tax. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS ie aoe AND ROOMS LEGALS FOR any kind of property, im- proved or unimproved, frontage, etc., contact Pau! Boy- sen. Here since 1919. 626 Flem- ing St.. Box 303. ocean dec29-30tx POST OFFICE INN FOR SALE—USED CARS OF INTENTION TO WAKE CATION FOR FINAL Disc “ Under new management, newly renovated. Hotel rooms and apartments, 321 Simonton, next "vito Post Office. dec28-30t FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS the f 1949 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-Door Sedan. 8,000 miles. Like new in IN as! poet OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. Single rooms $15 up weekly: County of Feb- same SPACIOUS beautifully decorated all-electric, screened _poreh, garden. Suitable three; Season- Double from $20. Coffee Shopjers. 23 miles per gal. 3,000 a Walter V eceased; that | 20d Bar. jan20-tf/tua) miles. 1022 Virginia Stre discharge, and “lat he” will apols| POR RENT—BUNGALOWS ei 1947 HUDSON 4-door sedan. Ap- ply 907 Virginia Street. jan30-6tx al. 1401 United, 3:30 to 6 P.M. jan30-3t MPARD, Walter DEMOCRATS CONFER AT MEETING IN RALEIGH, LEADING DEMOCRATS CONFER right: Secretary of Agriculture Char Army Gordon Gray (standing), Gov. James Webb. The conferegce at Raleigh, N. C., at regional conference Saturday. Left to les Brannan, Gov. James Folsom ef Alabama, Secretary of the Kerr Scott of North Carolina, and Undersecretary of State discussed Democratic Party problems in the South. HEATER. Executor ¢ te of W. Goddard, a eee jan sfeb.6-13,1950 WANTED TO RENT N.C $50.00 REWARD leading to actual ares renting of two-bedroom, un- furnished house or apartment. Write Box 12-NR, ¢/o Citizen; jan30-3tx Must be sold. $100.00 takes it. J. Cerruti, Big Pine Key. jan27-3tx Compar a4 NAVAL officer and family urg- ently desire one or two bed- room apartment or small house, furnished. Phone Lt. Hugus, 9298, between 5:30 and 7:30 P.M., or write Box S-53, c/o Citizen. jan27-6t NAVAL officer with three chil- 41989 BUICK Sedan. New Good A GOOD BUY: Lot 92 ft. fronting '& Johnson, ALL ADVERTISING 1S 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 tn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY. ADVERTISING for only the ectual amount of space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEO FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE nee’ on Duval Street and running along Olivia Street 226 ft. to Center Street, with one large two- story house, three duplex houses and four smal} houses. Price, $40,000. Terms, $10,000 ashi, balance payable $3,000 per year. The rent will more than pay off the deferred payment.» Johnson 419 Duval Phone 372. jan28-tf reasonable. Apply 817 Olivia Street. jan28-10tx ‘NEW C.B.S. duplex. Two bed- % Pie siteiae award \—No. Miami Ave., Miami, Phone | collegiate footba CORE Oe ne tn eee al ji . i | =. the, year? APARTMENT for rent. Apply Bil-) 84-4725- Jan3esint 4. What is Joe Lewis’ weight Nat Hotel, 525 Eaton Street Mute ee ‘ jan28-atx | BATHTUBS, lavatories, plumbing | 5. What was it when Joe was} ————————____-_____ {_ supplies. Cheap. Post Office «in his prim FURNISHED apartments, 3'rooms | Inn. jant7-tf | i 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion! Climapacer. Solid plastic cov- * glad to give free estimates. 1949: CHEV. 4-DOOR. RADIO. pefore 11 AM. LOW MILEAGE. it $1545. PHONE MR. SEARS, 9132. | jan28-2tx _ 1937 CHEVROLET Fordor Sedan. : seat rooms each unit. Tiled baths. Apply 1224 Flagler Ave., 8:30 A.M. till 6 P.M. jan28-3tx LOT 50x120, one block from Na- val Hospital, on Ave. “E”. $1,- 250.00. Apply 72-2 Poinciana, Tel. 732-M. jan28-6tx 300’ by approximately 275’ on old highway, Stock Island, to. wa- + terfront with riparian rights, $5,- 000. Phone 600 (Dan Navarro). jan24-tf NEW home, immediate occupan- Extra large corner lot Furnished or unfurnished. Apply 2400 Fogarty Avenue or 404 Du- val Street. jan7-30tx A GOOD income. Solid invest- ment. Furnished apartments. Near beach. 1120 Washington Street. jan25-6tx fevery way. Original cost $2.750. LOT 75x120, on Eagle Avenue. Sacrifice for $1995. Phone 1588-R. | jan30-3tx | - Phone 1067-J. jan25-6tx SERVICES—SANDING AND FINISHING WORK SANDING and finishing of floors, bars, yacht decks. We will be No job too big or too small. Pablc Calleja, Phone 163, 313 Elizabett Street. jan7-30 FOR Swedish Massage treatment. Phone 575-J for appointment jan20-tf Street... i Friday, . Harlt 11, USN, ih Advanced 7 ae van pre goes, to Officer. Mel The Citizen to Friends MARINE MOTORS 24-FT. cabin cruiser boat and mo- tor. Like new. $1,000.00. Call ‘ . Jan27-6t 3-PIECE- Velour living room suite, tailor made slip covers $100.00. Phone 1111-J, 15-1 Poin- ciana. jan27-3tx PERSONAL CIVIL marriages performed any- where, any time. Phone 170 or -R. jan23-30tx Tm charge of command cere-| || monies. Briday, Commander’ A rine-year-old boy is dead from Lv. Satin. relieved Com-| an aeidental shot pre Harlfinger 11, four-year-old brother. 7 i : |” Constable Pat Gordon of Lakes Comander Julihn’s duty before | and, said Bobby McLeod swag reporting here was that of Staff! shot by Miles MsLéeod wuile the personnel officer, co:nmander, | boys were bird hunting. . submarine Forces Atlantic Fleet. | Pour, | brother, Johnny, whete he will act as Operations! They had a 22 calibre rifle, and Miles were sat eae home with who is The bullet struck left side and emerged on right. He died on the way to-4@ hospital. HAPPINESS IN Continued From Page One) ganizations toward the establish- ment of marital and pre-marital counciling services, and forums on such allied subjects as mental hygiene, child care, and ment of general housing tions.” Mrs. Davis will begin the serie} with a discussion of “The Ema, tional Aspects of Marriage.” < Rev. Ralph W. Rogers will com duct the second study of the s& ries, speaking on “The Religious Aspects of Marriage”. ‘ These first lectures will be followed by taiks on the prob lems involved who. the word “divorce” is taken seriously, nomic problems and “her oat vital considerations of making marriage work. Mrs. Carl Bervaldi, Chairman of the American Home Commit- tee, is co-chairman of the series, which has the ciose ¢o-operation of all other committees of the Club. It is hoped that a large group f young ied people and * will attend this with a determination to heed the words of the speakers and apply the lessons learned, finding for themselves “Happi- ness in Marriage” : U. S. Public Health Service af ficers wear uniforms like these of Naval officers. MOVING AND HAULING Storage - Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agen Airvan Moving & Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER ~ Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman jan18-30t MISCELLANEOUS Home planning, architectural, drafting and designing, interior decorating. Graduate 4rchitect, Bobby Anne George. Telephone 156-W, between hours 8 and 11:30 a.m. jan25-10tx WANTED—EMPLOYMENT DESIRE responsible position. Ex- perienced as rooming clerk in hotel, cashier, bookkeeping anc salesman. Day or night. Best o references. For interview, ad- dress Box 15-M, c/o Citizen. jan26-6t HELP WANTED—MALE 15,000 motorists in Key West wil) buy 39c auto dashboard coin- holder for parking meters. You'll sell a thousand a day. Big p’ it. Sensation in Chicago. Holder, 627 Grove, Evanston, Il! jan30-1tx HELP WANTED—FEMALE | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES now for your business beginning Feb. 6 at ; Business School. Apply is Radio and Appliance for application blanks. jan26-6t covers, radio. Best offer. 1311 GROCERY store, doing nice busi- Simonton Street. 1946 Pick--Up Dodge Truck, ° 1019 Varela Street | jan27-6tx ton. jan12-tf FOR SALE—USED TRUCKS ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us forgcheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. dec31-30t FOR SALE—HOUSES FOUR - BEDROOM furnished home. Nice neighborhood. Mod- ern appliances. Large shrubbed lot. Includes boat. Phone 445-J. jan10-30tx BIG PINE KEY on paved road. Two rooms, two large porches, well screened, inside plumbing, partly furnished. Reasonably priced. Apply owner, S. L. H. Hazard, Pine Plaza, Apt. 1, 1301 Truman Ave. () Wirephoto PRINCETON house trailer, screened-i porch. Inquire Over- seas Trailer Park, Stock Island. FOR SALE—BOATS MARINE MOTORS BARGAIN, 12-foot boat, 4'2 $ horse motor, new boat trailer $300.00 takes entire outfit ply 1119 Washington jai Ap- FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS notes, Ic each. Minimum charge oct22- with | — } ' i dren desires three bedroom FOR SALE—TRAILERS i$ house. Phone 821-M. jan24-6t } - aa tices Sree —mnnnnnmmrranet INTERNATIONAL 15 Francis FIVE bundles of off newspapers.| Allen. Sleeps four. Can be fi- Se. Inquire The Cities Office tnanced. Stock Island Trailer erates! oct22-tf park. jan30-1tx ness. Owner has other interest. Will sell for best reasonable of- fer. Write P.O. Box 574. jan16-tf ARD. Lost Revere magazine-type moving picture . Brown case with shoul- Mr. William Baxter. na Hotel, jan30-2tx straps Mar INSTRUCTIONS—PIANO sUARANTEE to teach you to play popular music on the pi- ano in twenty lessons. Phone 182-W for further information. Jan10-30tx "GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES YEAR-AROUND opportunity to earn. Avon Products (cosmetics) has an opening for neighborhood | representative, full or part-time. | Contact Mrs. Smedley today atj Overseas, Hotel. jan30-3t $50 WEEK to start! Sell beauti-| ful solid brass door name plates. Write National Engravers, 212 Summer, Boston, Mass jan30-1tx | FAITRESS wanted, neat appear ance, pleasant girl to work in elub and lounge room. Good op- portunity for the right girl. Ap. ply Stan’s Gate Bar, 302 Southard Street, between 6 and 8 P.M. to- night. jan28. HELP WANTED—MALE —FEMALE WAITRESS, short order cook kitchen help. Experienced Night work. Ponce’s Lunch- eonette, 701 Simonton. Apply in person. jan30-6t WANTED—SALESMEN BIG CASH PROFITS GOLDEN Hamsters, male pets, 2.00 each. Key West Garden Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St. Tel. 1019. jan30-t1 LEASES, 5 ¢ each. Promissars |SOLID lawn with St. Augustine sod. Grass and labor, 12¢ 5e. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg.,| square foot. Call Wardlow, 748-W. jan26-12tx| Phone 51. jan20-tf for introducing Flexic' sational new flexible No experience needed. V ists buy on sight. Easy to hundreds of dollars wee tionally advertised women, children, men. Free help and sample. Get deta new! Flexiclogs, Dept. 150, New Holstein, Wis. jan30-3tx styles New Hearing Device Has No Receiver _ Button In Ear Chicago, Tll.—Deafened people are hailing a new device that gives ther clear hearing witheut a receiver button in the ear. They now enjoy songs, sermons friendly companionship and business success with no self- conscious feeling that people are looking at a button hanging on their ear Phantomold fits so deep within the ear that it is hi y seen. Sound is relayed to it by an ir pievous tube from a button ealed in the clothing. The ers of Bel- tone, Dept. 40 1450 W. 19th St, Chicago 8, Ill, are so proud of their achiev ent they will gladly send you their free bra ure (in plain wrapper) and ex plain ho you can test . this amazing device in your ‘own home without ng a penny Write Beltone today Dr. J. A. Valdez Specializing In Eye Examination and Visual Training . Complete Service On Duplication of Lenses ° 20 YEARS EXPRRIENeR IN THIS COMMUENERY We Use Bausch and Lomb Products Exclusively . 24 Ese Glass jour Ser ore 9 to L 2 te 5 P.M. ADDRESS: orint Hospital Street 295 «= Office, ae QUALITY Printing _ Service You get the FINEST when you LET US TAKE CARE of your Printing Needs ..., Whether large or small —we give QUALITY SERVICE! THE ARTMAN PRESS - PHONE 51 ‘ In the CITIZEN Building aaa