The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1950, Page 5

‘Com- gl ;| asked to vote on whether ‘they | a. iH af th f i 1 if 298725 g z g : t f rf i | - ts = i i ? : . ‘ : z Fi i. i { Hi i ; 4 ij offs iY rt ' # | i J Hf i Hi + nt HF Hf supplied by the intention 1950 HEE: 2 e : a z Naval Air Sta- for the dances. the F Czech State Police Arrest Two The 5 E Visit Hf be tre i a! 4 son, of Idaho Falls, Be e wih te TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) sup- they may find have ; taken on more nak Oey can} Robert R. Young, board chair- . < man of the ake: & Ohio Opposition to be shap- Railroad, born in Canadian, Tex:, ing up among the vagy 1s ent em go a : Anti-Com- m Husbands, vice munist Unions aye providing the dent of ion . 5 {born in Florence, S. C., anti-Red Unions have' evened @ . coun’ against Je ago. Communist sreeeny in “Italian! york, author-editor, born in workers are being‘ Fort Wayne, Ind., 68 ytars ago.” Harold S. Latham, of New want to block the unloading of | York, publisher, Universalist beg to Ttaly | Church Assembly leader, born in "Marlboro, Conn., 63 years ago. taken are said to unloading of ORDINANCE NO. 274, ION SERIES @ dozen ‘including | isi. It is AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING similar referen- REGULATIONS GOV E RNING port cities of the|THE SALE AND OFFERING _North—at. ports|FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUC-. Genoa. TION JEWELRY, WATCHES * h is expected | AND DIAMONDS; PROVIDING arrival of the first arms| POR THE FILING OF APPLI- ceiaiese |ceiees eran : -lAUCTION SA! ) PRO- (€58 R08 to - shipments of| vIpDING THE CONTENTS OF American “arms. American ob- TION OF SUCH (CATIONS be able to do very much about Ms AND THE ISSUANCE OF PER- REDS IN FRAN MITS TO CONDUCT SUCH coon = Ag Ba wy BI AUCTION SALES; PROVIDING NICE, France, Feb. 14—P)—| PRO TarriNG. THE me A Communist-led crowd of about) op pase STATEMENTS IN 1,000 Persons has @umped 8] CONNECTION WITH SUCH AP- truck containing war materials | br 1cATIONS; PROVIDING FOR into the Mediterranean after 4 TION AND. SU. fighting off police in Nice. THE REGULA . The Communists claimed that| PERVISION OF SUCH AUCTION the material was aramp for a SALES; PROVIDING THE ¥-2 tocket which was to have | AMOUNT OF LICENSE FEE RE- been loaded on an Italian ship,| QUIRED TO CONDUCT SUCH but it was not offieially explain-} AUCTION SALES; PROVIDING ed whether the material actually; A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLA- was s ramp or whether it was|TION OF THIS ORDINANCE; being sent to Indo China. 4 PROVIDING A_ SAVING The Communists have been| CLAUSE; REPEALING ALL OR- campaigning against the ship-/ DINANCES OR PARTS OF OR- ment of arms to troops} DINANCES IN CONFLICT battling the Red-led guerrillas in} HEREWITH; DECLARING THIS Indo China. ORDINANCE TO BE AN EMER‘ CY MEASURE, AND NO CHOICE’ BY (ANIMOUS het OF «¢.|THE COMMISSION DISPENS- mJ Seen naees ee = ING WITH THE NECESSITY OF the dead. READING THIS ORDINANCE “The quick are those who get| AT TWO REGULAR MEETINGS, owt of the way in time; the dead|NOT LESS THAN ONE WEEK are those who don't.” APART; AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES IN- Charles T. Fisher, Jr... Detroit}TO EFFECT. : banker, born there, 43 years} Passed and adopted by the City ago. Commission at a meeting held this 10th day of February, A.D. surveyed last year by the} 1950. Deceea of Labor Statistics. (s) LOUIS M. J. EISNER, The facts show that telephone | Attest: Mayor. people not only get good pay but} (s) VICTOR LOWE, that they are doing better than City Clerk. those in most other industries. | feb14,1950 ive. os car té ar- | Station Band,’ than sain and George Jean Nathan, of New | ary type of motor bus which will set standards ot luxury in high- way travel never before realized, began test runs here Thursday for the Greyhound Lines. In designing the sleek 43-pass- neers have achieved » immensely ing anid more seating comfort than has ever been enjoyed by ighway passengers. 6 Gar te aa mae Aetking inns: vations. in the design of the bus is that’ passengers in the rear nt are seated in af‘ raised dome with a wide wind- shield curved atound the entire forward section to give an unob- structed view of the road ahead. Big total-vision, glare-resistant windows, which comprise more percent of the side struc: ture of the Scenicruiser above the seat levels, providesa degree of carnival last Visibility from. all angles hereto- fore unknown in bus travel. The windows are double glazed of safety glass, and ineorporate a comy ly ‘new idea in re- ducing ‘treatment, ly de- veloped for Greyhound, , which does hot interfere in any way with clear vision. Although all tide above the traffic the Whersahouts of he ‘height Wine @oecue «ice ‘ travelling. mem-, than a foot more than the con- : ventional highway bus and well \ The Scenieruisér will arrive here Thursday for inspection by State County and City officials, and wilt be on display at corner of Duval and streets according to William M. Arnold, district passenger agent. The first lecture in the Wo- men’s €lub series “Happiness In Marriage” will be ‘presented to- many has acknowledged only that a woman—so. far unidenti- ied—has been returned to the of engine trouble, failing instru- ments and icing. The names of the men aboard the plane have not been released The craft was on its return trip from Alaska to Ft. Worth on a training flight. LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PLEVENTH JUDICIAL © AND FOR MONROE IN CHANCERY. 12-153 Cane No. JOHN BLACKMON, S$! Plaintiff, vs. ie" DIVORCE. ENZILA BLACKMON, i“ xotieu ae x Ssurr TO:Benziia Blackmon, ¢/o of je Ree, Jackson, Route No. 1, Box 113, Union Springs, Alabama, You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for Divorce has been filed against you, and you are hereby required to serve a copy of your Answer to the Bill of Com- ¢ plaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney, and file the original Answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court én or before the 13th day of Mare! 50 in default of which the Bill of Complint will be taken as. confessed against you. This notice shall be published for four’ con- seeutive weeks in The Key Wex! Chitin AND ORDERED at Key orida, this 6th day of Feb- we . w Deputy Clerk. (s@) John G Sawyer, Plaintiff's, Attorney, night at 7:30 o'clock in the High}2na School auditorium. Mrs. Margarita Davis, _ Red ross Fielt worker at the U.S. Naval Hospital and over-all chairman of the series will pre- sent “The Emotional Aspect of Marriage.” 4 The Women’s Club is urging all young married and engaged couples to attend these lectures, as the vital problems of holding | T¢ @ marriage together. will be di: cussed. PETES RCE SRA Jack Benny, radio stat, “born | ‘ tin Waukegan, Hl, 56 years ago. LEGALS SERCUIT COURT NTH JUDICIAL RIAD vs. MAUDE BIANCA eferdant. TOs Maude Bianca Goehrthg, Chieagc You are her Bill of Co been filed « required to answer’ to t the Plaintiff's original in th. e of the Circuit Court on or be the 9th of March, A. D. 1 @ default will (Cireuit Cour! mplaint on nd fi : fore 0, or TOM 0. WATK Attorney for Plaintiff, P. ©. Box 3: Key West, F co URT OF THE AL DU No. 12-152 RNETT, cop: Complaint on the P al answer in of the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court on or before the 8th day of March, 1950, otherwise the al- sin said Bill will be taken &s confessed and a decree pro con- fesso entered against you. 1950. EARL R. ADAMS, of the Circuit Court, ‘oe County, Florida, Florence ~ Saw ver, Deputy Cte Clerk M t, Key West, Florida. Zeb.7-14-21-28,1950, ys. BETTY ALEXANE : | plaint £ DONE this gth day of February, 41950, AL CEREUNE| OF THE STATE OF FLO DA IN COUNTY. | 1 014 Varela Street, Apply VETERANS! OWN your 2 or 3 Sedroom No down payment. $63 IN, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EVENTH JUD ° AND FOR MONRO: 7 nies. IN CHAN ne No. DELL McNPiL TRIPI vi CONARD. C. TREPL ORDER FOR Ac d: Ce that h eht Court ida, in riplett. mmoned and re- angford nd file you fail to do s fault will be taken the reilef demanded in Compjaint. > Wk hand and séal of vest, Monroe County Januar: A or IN AND FOR MONRO! IN CHANCERY. axe 2-190 JOHN F. MORR Plaintitt, DIVORCE R + MORRIS, { NOTICE BY PU TO: Betty Alexande: M your Answer Attorne a it | in ; rwise th will be taken > at Kev Florida, this ns therein i i nit Court, lorida. | Nottaze, | ty Clerk Monroe Count By: Kathie De Y. PORTER 1V ney for Plaintiff, ming Stréet, t, Florida. jan.2 4 Key Wi BEAUTY SERVICE anes NEW: Rayette Super-Flex Cold | Wave Permanent with injector} cream neutralizing. A revolution- ary new method of cold waving that neutralizes from the inside, | Piaintitt, ve ‘|OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming: tions on St. Rooms from $25 weekly. Boysen, 626 Fleming St., febA-tf, 183, FOR RENT—ROOMS Coffee shop and, bar. DOUBLE rooms, from $10.00 up, per person. Bil-Nat. Hotel, 525| GUARANTEED Eaton street. Telephone 9102. NAVAL officer and family needs }« Marx. Clint Giese, 837. or couple “| DECCA, portable. electric phoho- graph, excellent condition. $25, }° ; feb14-3tx. ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us forgcheapest prices '1950-M, Buster Cerezo. Phone: 51. | two portable gas stoves, sc! doors, lavatories, bathtubs. ' Office Inn, 321 Simonton. nt FOR SALE—BOA' in town. feb4-30t | FIVE bundles ot old newspapers, Se. Inquire The Citizen Office, oct22-tf ‘reen Pos feb6-té TS THIRTY-ONE _ foot Auxiliaty Ketch. Call Lieutenant Miller, Boca Chica, extension 216. feb13-6t WELL-BUILT 3-year-old 18-foot boat, cabin, Dodge motor. $350. Clint Giese, Phone 837. feb14-3tx 0h, as ee 31 ;feb.7-14,1950. | FOR FORMS pies.) aii ae out. More natural and longer! 1947 DODGE sedan, 16,000 miles, la. ‘ng curls. Twice as fast, twice as sure. Kathryn’s Spot Of Beau- ty, 515 Fleming St., Tel. 569. feb7-30t radio, heater, tubes, whitewalls. Original paint,|RED Brick a exeellent condition Call 238-J Lifeguard innet- | “hone 166 SANTEED tadio tepaire 1a; Between 2 fo 4 P.M. radio. experience. 16; VERY INTERESTING WORK. = EXPERIENCED waitresses want- : Casa Marina Hotel. febl4-at bicycles, one. lady’s, one tan’s. - Good condition. . Rea- | Lost Apply 323-- Grinnell,) Pea trey LADY'S yellow-gald i + wrist waten. One ruby on side, eight diamonds rubies. on dial. Lost 08 Ses night in vicinity of Palace * aan A ater and Bingo Stand. PLANO ' TUNING “es a02, Wy, Please caii 717-XJ or ‘ : Phoni + owner, Apartment 12-B, a Steet” 1e08-30tx Place. Reward. re 4 “MOVING AND HAULING [LADY'S yellow-gold W. wrist watch. ».Lost ‘Finder contact M. CITY mY Sento {LADY'S yellow and rose ae. icine cea ‘ wrist watch, Friday. Phone 587-J. ee C Garden & Lawntag ae oe tame, yellow ‘cae Key at Sariegynd wn Supply, Fleming street Phone 101 feb.3-tf i nelarabine SOLID lawn with St. pom sod. Grass and labor, square foot. Call Wardlow, 748-W. | Quality PRINTING STORAGE THE ARTMAN PRESS PHONE 51 Citizen Building ture or jan20-30t o oe