The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 1, 1950, Page 5

| ' (#) Wirephoto ‘& WAVY TUG ATTACHES A SUBMARINE PONTOON to the side of the Battleship Missouri for the mighty effort thet freed her this morning from a mud bank in Chesapeake Bag off Mempton. Ve. Twenty-one tugs made a concentrated attempt to pull the huge vessel free. _— SCHOOL BONDS ARE ((77727"77~ Urge Federal EXPECTED TO BE "ren foo | Shipbuilders Busy ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.— SOLD BY MARCH 15 ().—The Maritime Commis- sion fears idleness will face ny # Another step in the sale \of | the nation’s shipyards by the $500,000 worth of Monroe Coun- : ( Will Go ty’s school bonds for the erection ge }of one new school and for addi- To Pacifie After | tiqns to others was taken last { night at a meeting of the County WASHINGTON, Feb. end of June without a fed- eral building program. Vice Chairman Grenville Mellen sent a copy of the commission report to the Senate. He urged appropria- tion of $25,000.000 for placing 134 vessels of the reserve fleet in ready condition. | School Board : }, A was re- quested by Atwill and Company, resolution which 11a) The Novy has announced that! Miami firm engaged to handle a, , t Pacific Fleet will have six‘ legal details of the bond issue, | °° Om aay ay ae & more destroyers by September. “#8 adopted by the School Bd. They will be organized under the! The resolution read as fol- LEGALS Gegnation of “Escort Carrier, !ows i = repens One", operating from Pearl Har “A resolution authorizing issu- UTOIeAG cami: be ance of $500,000 School Building STATES ¢ The Nevy does not make any | Bonds of the Special Tax School | ye clase te IN CHANCE © N CARL E. JUTH, mention of the dispatch to the District No. 1 of Monroe County Pax f another aircraft car-; Florida, providing for the pay- “ ment thereof and providing for veuderation jthe sale of said bonds.” The reinfarcement in ti Pa- The next step to be taken is for ks tte Fleet means that . Aad » Atwill and Company to appear j 2 ife Plaintiff, That move has been under DIVORCE vs. CAROLINE JUTH, Defendant. NOTICE BY P' “ATION Caroling: Juth, 4741 Oretinrd Or ‘ee strength in the Atlantic wit) before Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., vor a t reduced by one destroyer,’ of Circuit Court to validate the that suit : Gne of the six going to the bonds, Rey ur merely ends 7O0 are | eife the so-called “killer” It was explained by Horace’ wer an kttorney fort iff ana etre the Carpenter. It is the | O'Bryant, aunty superintendent Yi latest ship of ite kind and ig now of public instruction, that the nde na shakedown trials. bonds can be advertised and sold st you TED January Key West, Mon 4th, A County DA 1950 : a ubject to the validation proceed- ,°*}\\ 5 Flori- a | (Cirenit Court Sister Isabel To Speak At St. Peter’s Church Subject to the validation pro- ceedings we hope to fell the } bonds by the middle of March,” aid O’Bryant today. | The local School Board is still | \\{U4.14 waiting for formal approval of | P. ©. 3 the new school at Plantation Key | K¢Y West, Florida, Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk ALBURY or Plaintiff, Ry: WILLIAM V. | be a special meeting |and additions to virtually all et St. Peter's opal Church | others in the county by the State this evening 00 o'clock when | Department of Education. Sister Isabel of the Community| ‘The state board, however, has # the Sacred Passion will speak.) given informal approval of the er Isabel, C. S. P.. is labor- | uiidings and William Merriam, ing in Zanzibar, in Central Af-| coca) Gables, architect .is pr tiea. Every one is invited to hear | -eding with the work of prepar- her St. Peter's Church is located | eosin ee an ings end finch. om Center Street, one block from vA lane. ed ara igs id s ; ed plans. oe MDP It is expected that when the] Matecumbe Kass consiruct "a plans are completed, _ the road will be approximatety long 5 ¥s of specificotions and essary bid information may ined from the Clerk of the County Commissio School Board will advertise the contents of the plans for the sub- mission of bids by contractors. However, it was explained the contracts cannot be signed until the funds from the sale of the bonds are finally available. Here today, consulting with O'’Bryant was C. T. MeCreedy, Miami attorney, who represents Atwill and Company. March Of Dimes’ Benefit Tonight At Bayview Park An opportunity to help in a Most worthy cause and enjoy an evening of outstanding entertain- all x * test _ Pie apa es last night’s meeting were Gerald] jias made pursuant to. this ad- P| . ig! Sel er r. vertiseme * peel ° the direction of | Hs Adams, ae cabal, es Le eat. eiielOne sap ulry Ait, -al |} enni ieree and J. Car- ii. Bond, presents a musical | Mrs penne: d aie AAR Program at Bayview Park, begin-|lyle Roberts. , Board of “County “ commis- Ring at 8 p. m., for the benefit of ————— sioners, Monroe County, Florida the March of Dimes Dr. Fred Rankin weeeding the musical pro- BIDS @ram, the Girl Scouts will pre- 2 yhomn fent @ Flag ceremony \ To Speak Here "Gaur ——_———_—_—_ the . A 8, ners of ~ 9 The Monroe County Medical =o win Lui: ‘ costa, [society, through its president, Goad bisa te wing fond . , Dr. Herman K. Moore, announces} work S ¢ eee Died Yesterday (reer ncdinte’to be ala et] Het Maratnen, Monroe | county, = the Monroe County Hospital on ad in the Chamber of Luis Acosta, 78, passed away| Thursday, February 2, at 8:15 Suddenly yesterday afternoon at p. m. ; i eee: ae Spm, at his residence, 501 The speaker of the ete Ohida neceanany: Muh aiearadh inn RY Whitehead street will be Dr. Fred W. Rankin, pro-\ 10° itiined from the Clerk of the eer a will be held| fessor of surgery, University of} Hoard : i Funeral services -]BRAND NEW fo Post Office. Rates Per Line of Space 8 Point Lightface (Regular) Up ee & tive Days _ te 15 Consecutive Days .— 7 30 Consecutive Days — 6¢ (Display Rates On i Applicatien: —~— vA 8 Point @LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- face (regular) caps is 1% times @ line more than the cost ‘for 8 Point lightface regular type. 8 Point Blackface 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 tiki St AEE ieee TWO-BEDROOM home complete- ly furnished, large yard, elec- trie kitchen, Bendix. Two months only. Immediate occupancy. Sea- sonal rent. Phone 1135-M, 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. jan31-2tx FURNISHED house. Hot water. Couple only. Seasonal or year- ly. Apply rear 1014 Varela St., upstairs. jan31-tf DeLUXE two, three and four room apartments. All eleetric and tile kitchens. Private tile bathtubs and showers. Private en- trances. Daily, weekly or season- al rates. M.&B. Motel. 1445-W. jan30-tf all-electric — effi- ciency apartments. Daily or weekly. Seasonal rates. Adults only. No pets. The Caribbean Hotel Apartments, opposite ‘the Chamber of Commerce. pe FURNISHED apartments. 3 rooms and bath. Everything furnish- -}ed. Coral Hotel Apartments, op- posite Post Office. VETERANS! jan6-30t OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. No down payment. $63 month- y. Phone 598 from 1 to 7 P.M. jan27-tf FOR RENT . NEW, large apartment for 2 or 4 adults. All-electric kitchen, monthly or yearly. No pets. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street. jan10-tf FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS ONE ROOM in private home to a refined lady only. Apply at 1215 Eliza St. febl-1tx ROOMS for men only. Reason- able. Phone 9174. jan31-6tx BEDROOM with use of five-room house. All-electric kitchen. Call 105-W, between’ 3 P.M. and 4:30 P.M. jan31-3tx POST OFFICE INN Under new management, newly renovated. Hotel rooms and apartments. 321 Simonton. next feb1-30t FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel. 917 Fleming. Single rooms $15 up weekly. Double from $20. Coffee Shop and Bar. jan21-tf FOR RENT—BUNGALOWS SPACIOUS beautifully decorated all-electric, screened porch, garden. Suitable three. Season- al. 1401 United, 3:30 to 6 P.M. jan30-3t WANTED TO RENT TWO-BEDROOM apt. Will pay up to $100.00 per month. Write Box 14-GWH, care Citizen. feb1-3tx NAVAL officer with three chil- dren desires three bedroom house. Phone 821-M. jan31-12t $50.00 REWARD leading to actual renting of two-bedroom, un- furnished house or apartment. "| Write Box 12-NR, c/o Citizen jan30-3tx 5 | 2 ste School. 3 amo at 5 m from the | Louisville Medical SOrrOw te Lopez Funeral] In World War II, Dr. Rankin t Suse = : was Chief Consulting Surgeon in] of spe Lb eee cava: Te sca Rodrigues ofthe | the U.S. Army Medical Cope, THe Work Ca" pete te cuban: ce aaa “hurch will of-| with the rank of Brigadier Gen- : Cuban Methodist Church w eee cae adie ficiate at the services. Burial will]eral. He is a past | presider 00 be in the family plot in City|the American Medical Associa-|j tan Boost saa tion the Southern Surgical Asso- ar, rs: wife, Mrs. Rita] ciation, and the American Surgi- Acosta, one son, Luis Acosta, of} cal Association. sa : ds ma this ad- M ‘ daughters, Mrs. Ern He will speak on “Surgery o! Key West, Florida, January 24th, as we ees i Miss|the Lower Gastro-intestional | ,950 i $9 Salazar, of Key West and Miss » All visiting physicians, ARL R. ADAMS, Violet Acosta, of Key West; one} Tract.” + 7 al surgeons|Clerk. Boaré County Commis: Sister. M F. B. Guito, of Key] surgeons, and dental surgeons}'Siers, M r, Mrs ; West and six grandchildren. are cordially invited to attend. ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us forgcheapest prices in town. 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. dec31-30t 19 Point’ ie eR 1% times rate for 8 Point lightfacé regula type | ¢ {2 Point Type , 2 timer rote for @ Foim lightface regular type. 18 Point Type 3 tomes rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point Hahttece regular type. ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the foliowing conditions: In the event of error in ing, transient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the first inserticn in ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTIS! the part, of the advertisement where the error pS a Ae as RRA AT) a Ae RRNA SEA 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., jor write Box S-53, c/o Citizen. 5c. Inquire The Citizen Office, Phone 51. FURNITURE FOR SALE SEE AT 925 SOUTHARD ST., PHONE 603-R: LIVING ROOM SET, OVERSTUFFED; 2 END CABINETS, MAHOGANY: COF- FEE TABLE, LEATHER TOP- PED: 5 LAMPS, ASSORTED SIZES AND TYPES: CAPE- | HEART RADIO-PHONOGRAPH; BOOKCASE: MAGAZINE RACK; BAR, COMPLETE WITH BACK-BAR AND 4 STOOLS; LEATHER-TOPPED OCCASION- jan2a-6t SET: DEEP FREEZE; MIXMAS. | Street. /TER; BREAKFAST SET, POR- CELAIN-TOP, ERED BENCHES; EASY WASH- ER: VACUUM CLEANER: ROOM ‘AIR - CONDITIONER: RITE” ELECTRIC |GILT FRAME MIRROR; VENE- Bis BLINDS. feb1-2t | GAMES of your choice: Canasta cards with rules. Start your hobby today. The one and only Hobby Shop, 1105 Truman. feb1-3t WAITRESS wanted, neat appear- ance, pleasant girl to work in Jclub and lounge room. Good op- portunity for the right girl. ply San’s Gate Bar, 302 Southard Street. Apply before 6 P.M febl-1tx REMINGTON - RAND portable with case. Used very little. Call after 6 P.M., 9297. febl h tubs on 1214 Olivia jan28-5t TWO galvanized w: galvanized stand. Street. RUBBER hose 4 carloads ail kinds Save up to 50% or more. W: den-irrigation-plastic - steam - oil- Sarage-gasoline-oil - hose fittings all kinds. Write for price list. —No. Miami Ave., Miami, Phone 84-4725. jan24-10t BATHTUBS, lavatories, plumbing supplies. Cheap. Post Office Inn. jan17-tf£ FOR SALE—USED CARS jan27-6t FIVE bundles of old ‘newspapel rs, oct22-tf FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Ap-| ter-air-fire-suction-welding - gar-' Amazon Hose & Rubber Co., 3946 | iF % ~ > a © ” :T) peng ; ING for only the actual amount of space occupied by FOR SALE—HO ' FOUR - BEDROOM i lot. Includes boat. Phone 445-J. ! BIG PINE KEY on paved road. Two rooms, two large porches, ; well screened, inside plumbing, ‘partly «furnished. priced. Apply owner, S, L.: H. Truman Ave. trie kitchen. j97. Apply 1009 South Street. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Eliza Street. AL TABLE; RECORD CABINET; STONE residence, 1121 Virginia | decorating. Graduate Architect, | TWIN BED SET: DOUBLE BED! | Street. PLASTIC-cov.! A GOOD BUY: Lot 92 ft. fronting on Duval Street and running to TRON. Center Street, with one large two- | DESIRE responsible position. Ex IRONER; Story house, three duplex houses along Olivia Street 226 ft. small Terms, and four $40,000. houses. Price, $10,000 cash, _ balance payable $3,000 per year. The rent will more than pay off the deferred payment. Johnson & Johnson, 419 Duval Street. Phone 372. jan28-tf TWO-STORY frame house. Very | reasonable. Apply 817 Olivia Street. 2 jan28-10tx 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- cy. Extra large corner lot. Furnished or unfurnished. Apply. 2400 Fogarty Avenue or 404 Du- val Street. jan7-30tx FOR SALE—USED TRUCKS 1946 Pick--Up Dodge Truck, %4- ton. 1019 Varela Street. jan27-6tx FOR SALE—TRAILERS 18’ SCHULT Trailer. Good con- dition. $750.00. T. Murphy, No. 4 Gulfstream Trailer Park. feb1-6tx 1941 PONTIAC “6”. No reason- able offer refused. Apply E. A Aubert, 638 United, after 5 P.M feb1-3tx 1949 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-Door Sedan. 8,000 miles. Like new in, every way. Original cost $2,759. Sacrifice for $1995. Phone 1588-R. jan30-3tx ili ige eg 1950 “STUDEBAKER Champion Climapacer. Solid plastic cov- ers. 23 miles per gal. 3,000 ac- tual miles. 1022 Virginia Street jan30-3tx — 1947 HUDSON 4-door sedan. Ap- ply 907 Virginia Street jan30-6tx INSTRUCTIONS GET on the ball. Tennis instruc- tions, $2.00 an hour. Private lessons. 85¢ an hour group of four. Call 1199-W, between 1 and 3. febl-6tx GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES | sipemabienic piste necancpeieeemaeaae GOLDEN Hamsters, male pets, $2.00 each. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming St., Tel, 1019. jan30-tt {SOLID lawn with St. Augustine furnished home. Nice neighborhood. Mod- ern appliances. Large “shrubbed jan10-30tx, | Reasonably | Hazard, Pine Plaza, Apt. 1, 1301 jan26-12tx THREE-BEDROOM house. Elec- Corner lot 52’ x jan31-3t, UNIMPROVED house, five rooms, 1% lots of land. $3500.00. 1428 feb1-tf A eee tee arate | 156-W, between hours 8 and 11:30 | aan. “febi-3tx your Answer to the g . | Blaint for Divorce o i t Attorney, and file the wer in the office of the — the Cireult Court on or 6th day of Mareh, A. D. 1} above entitied cause; rein will be { allegations the as confesses et | DONE and ORDERSD” at West, Monroe County, SHAD ERE Oa (Sal, Clerk of the Cireult Monroe County Ry: (sd) Florence, B. gay 4 ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR, Attorney for Plaintiff, 600 Whitehead Street, Key West, pice STATE IN AND FOR MONROE IN CHANCERY. ‘ane No. 12-146 VIVIAN E. LESTER Plain vs. mv ’ HAROLD “H LEWIS, Jit, NOTICE OF PUBLICA { TO: Harold H. Lewis, Jr, 501 South 24th Street, Richmond, California. YOU ARE HEREBY OR! AND REQUIRED to serve @ your Answer to the Bill of 4 Plaint for Diyorce on the wer in the office of the the Circuit Court on or 6th day of March, D. above entitled cause; o! ‘ocean | #!lexations therein will frontage, etc, contact Paul Boy- sen. Here since 1919. 628 Plem- | | ing St. Box 303. dec29-30tx aca toe am a onroe County Kathieen Ni Deputy = (sd) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR, Attorney for Plaintiff, 600 Whitehead Street, Key West, Florida. | seamen INSTRUCTIONS—PIANO i I GUARANTEE to teach to play popular music on * $1,200. Phone 1002-M. jan31-6tx ts apes ile 24-ET. cabin cruiser boat and mo- ano in twenty lessons. tor. Like new. $1,000.00. Call | 199 -w for fi 146. jee ree MISCELLANEOUS Home planning, architectural, drafting and designing, interior Bobby Anne George. Telephone jan250tx WANTED—EMPLOYMENT ONLY KENTILE FLOORS are | Guaranteed 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—FEMALE CLERK-TYPIST, permanent em- ployment. Apply Key West Citizen, Greene street. See N. D. Artman. febl-tf YEAR-AROUND opportunity to earn. Avon Products (cosmetics) has an opening for neighborhood Tepresentative, full or part-time. Contact Mrs. Smedley today at Overseas Hotel. jan30-3t HELP WANTED—MALE ~—FEMALE | EXPERIENCED ONLY: MEAT CUTTER AND PRODUCE CLERK, MALE OR FEMALE. No other floor Y KET. . APPLY BAER’S MAR! ansiae gives you all thiss. ‘ A WEARS LONGER .. . It's Guary WAITRESS, short order cook, anteed for the life of your kitchen help. Experiénced. home! i ’ Night work. Ponce’s Lunch-|} 23 cotors... Mix and eonette, 701 Simonton. Apply in ip —- design Person. jan30-6t ORE hua said WANTED—SALESMEN soil and stains... oem sional no-rud w: keeps it gleaming. > WM QUICKLY, EASILY INST, Pre-wax: BIG CASH PROFITS for introducing Flexiclogs, sen- sational new flexible footwear. walk on as soon as No experience needed. Vacation- hid. * ists buy on sight. Easy to average|] J PERFECT FoR 'Y ROOM” hundreds of dollars weekly. Na- — red rooms, tionally advertised styles for ca abe drooms, , women, children, men. Free sales thro! help and sample. Get details Yr apron ips —_ now! Flexiclogs, Dept. 150, New long. rie, Holstein, Wis. jan30-3tx Come in for FREE estimate PUBLIC SERVICE ssod. “Grass and labor, 12¢ square foot. Call Wardlow, 748-W. jan20-tf SERVICES—SANDING AND FINISHING WORK SANDING and finishing of floors, bars, yacht decks. We will be glad to give free estimates. No job too big or too small. Pablo Calleja, Phone 163, 313 Elizabeth Street. jan7-301 FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS Bi A LEASES, 5 ¢ ree Miegrees ‘h. Minimum c! fo eae Prcex Citizen Eus Phone 51. oct22- KENTI ‘The Permanently Beautiful Asphalt Tie Rubber and Cedi FORMICA 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 jan4-wed-sat-tt | STORAGE Enambled Tileboard RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- | and Trim ture or commercial. Phone 799. Key West Floor Covering Co, 132 Duval Street TELEPHONE 1454 PERSONAL CIVIL marriages performed any- where, any time. Phone 170 or 542-R. jan23-30tx