The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1950, Page 5

f -~ ELS CE ee ERT Chapter 13 LOOKED at Steve searchi hin, if hoping to find some Paes his eye that would tell me he was joking. or give me some hope that et Be ee his own ac- taclacanie tt he was grave and “Poor Malcolm,” i did'he dict! os + Salt He ihe shot, as you know.” sighed. There was nothing to do but go along with him and hope I could make a more con- vincing impression on the men at Heeaertors in the morning. e were just about to retire a half hour later when Greg rapped on the panel, aes he cred. iscovered another passageway. It must be much, much older than the other one. Come and help me explore it!” “Now?” I protested. “It’ midnight, man!” geen “Yes, Now, I can’t wait to find out what’s there — where it leads—” “Tl get dressed again then,” I sighed, catching Steve's nod. I'll meet you on the Smugglers’ Stair- way.” Steve handed me a_ revolver after I had finished hastily throw- ing on some clothes. “Know how to use it?” he asked, “Of course. Do you think Greg knows—that I’m technically un- der arrest?” Steve nodded. “It was he who refused to give you an alibi for the early evening. That’s why ’'m avggesting that you take the re- volver and if you need it—don’t hesitate to use it!” That gave me something to think about as I went down the Smugglers’ Stairway. Greg, my old friend, practically turning me over to the police! I intended to face him with it, but oddly enough he opened the subject first We had hardly reached the underground corridor before he asked me: “What do you know about this McCarty fellow?” “Why—” taken off guard, I had to think fast. “He’s an American “How “T've just AP Newsfeatures Black Jan Walks Again By Florence Kerrigan interested in the traditions of the castle and it was all right with Iris, so I invited him here for a day or two. She insisted that he should stay here rather than at the inn.” ‘You don’t really know him?” “Well—actually, no.” ‘Of course you know that Mal- ola Fair was killed this eve- “So they tell me,” I said, stiff- ly. “I understand I have you to thank for the fact that I am un- der arrest.” He chuckled, and I turned my flash suddenly on his face. It was impish and gleeful and more than ever like Ian. “Who would want to kill that poor half-wit?” I demanded. “Someone who thought. he knew too much,” said Greg. ‘Here's where we turn.” "THERE was a doorway under the shadow of the stairs which I had overlooked, and which Greg told me had also been unknown to him, From it» led a corridor. It was just another passageway with nothing new to recommend it, and I was becoming somewhat tired of corridors and flashlight gleams into dark corners, Greg preceded me, keeping up a run- ning comment. “I don’t believe this set of passages is mentioned anywhere in the manuscript descriptions of the castle,” he said. “I certainly don’t find it on any of my charts. What luck! Who knows what we will find!” Presently the corridor turned and opened into a circular stone room. I cast the beams of my flash around the walls which were Tog h new Ome of the liv- ing cliff. The ceiling too was of rock, and the floor, and still bore traces of the chi which had smoothed them off. As my flash traveled over the floor I saw something which made me gasp in horror. In the circle of the light lay sprawled a grue- some figure—the skeleton of a man, face downward, its fingers clutching at the rock surface, the rusted iron still on the ankles, and a crumbling iron chain at- still clung to the body. Some or the bones, I noticed were broken —whether from torture or the natural process of disintegration I did not know, and I preferred to believe the latter. It was not a very pleasant spectacle to find in a dark dungeon some time near midnight! : I had a sudden, panicky feeling that I was alone in that dark dun- geon, far under ground with only that skeleton for company. swung my flash to the place where I thought Greg might be. The face it lighted up was Ian's, regarding me with a sardonic smile. “If you would swing your flash to yonder corner,” he suggested, “you would see what happens to men who do not mind their own affairs.” : ‘ I turned the light obediently, and again it fell upon the heap of broken bones that had once been a man. “A man who thwarted me in the old days,” the voice went on —the voice which was not Greg's. | “His wife was very beautiful, and he made the mistake of thinking he could keep her when I desired her.” He paused and chuckled. “He was your kind. After his wife died, I really believe he went mad. He accused me of killing her, I don’t know why he died so quickly, I should have thought he would have lasted for years. But when some men have no resist- ance.” My mind went to Charles and our suspicions of him in connec- tion with the murder of Lansing. What part had he really played in it? How loyal was he to his master, and how much of that bank account of his was really blackmail money? Had Greg been the murderer of both Lansing and Malcolm? Had Malcolm really seen Greg kill Lansing? My hand caressed the handle of my revolver, Ian_was flesh and blood, but he was Greg, my boy- hood friend. I knew with a chill of foreboding, that it had not been a good idea to follow Greg into this passageway. He could make away with me, and I would never be found. Perhaps that was his intention. I met while I was doing research for my book, I knew he would be tached to a ring on the rocky wall, A few shreds of russet cloth» (To be continued) The WEATHERMAN Says Key West and Vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy today through Tuesday; not much temperature. Gentle to moderate hi southeasterly winds, occasionally} fresh off shore. Florida: Clear to partly cloudy today and Tuesday except a few ; showers likely in the Tallahassee area Tuesday. Continued warm Jacksonville Thru The Florida Straits: Moderate southerly winds over north portion and moderate east to southeast winds over south portion today. moderate southeast winds in the south portion and moderate, ac- casionally south to southwest winds over north portion. Fair weather. East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate southeast winds over south por- tion today and Tuesday. Moderate occasionally fresh southerly winds over north portion becom- ing fresh Tuesday. Partly cloudy weather. Few showers in extreme north portion Tuesday. Jacksonville To Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have been issued. Report Observation Taken at City Office, 8:30 A.M, EST Key West, Fla., April 24, 1950 Temperature Highest yesterday 81 Lowest last night 7 Mean 76 Normal 76 Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month Deficiency this month _ 1.32 Total this year 7.23 ins. Deficiency this year 1.53 ins Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. 68% BAROMETER Sea Levei, 8:30 a.m. change in| Tuesday, ed Ads | | INFORMATION FOR THE ADVERTISER Minimum Charge Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days Minimum space to be Lightface (Regular) Type BLACEFACE CAPS cnabaee tue any cnet Lo gma 10e The rate for 8 Puint black- HOP Will be for S tines. (Ea * $3 Consecutive Days __ 9¢ face caps is 2 times a line S ™ | 6 Consecutive Days ... 8¢ more than for 8 Point light- acne | 15 Consecutive Days .— Te tace regular type. 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ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In ‘he event of error in advertis- ing, transient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the airst inserticn in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING tor only the actual amount of space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. FOR RENT--APARTMENTS FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS | AND HOUSES FOR SALE—USED CARS OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming 1947 CROSLEY pickup. New mto- St. Rooms from $10.60 weekly.| tor, $325.00, terms. 1942 Piy- mouth Station Wagon, ‘new mo- EFFICIENCY apartment. Phone PAGE FIv® LOsT LOST in Kress: One pair child’s | _ shoes in Rose Bootery bag. Re- ward. Apt. No. 2, 1421 Pearl St. apr24-3tx TRANSPORTATION | | LOCAL and long, djstance haul- | ing and storage. Ramsey Trans- \fer, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone {290. Agent for - Burnham Van { Lin aprlQ-tf DRIVING to West Virginia. Take ! one. Phone 1794 after 6 P.M. apr24-3tx | MOVING AND HAULING Storage - Furniture Moving jfca and Long Distance Agemr i Airvan Moving & Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER | Phones 166 and 488 | k. V. Kinsma. marzy-30t : PHOTOGRAPHY | SAILORS, MAKE YOUR MOTH- ER OR SWEETHEART HAPPY WITH A SPLENDID FREE 5X7 ANNIVERSARY PORTRAIT BY NATIONAL STUDIO, PHONE ; 1327. aprl9-t, PERSONAL. ONLY SIX MORE DAYS FOR THAT FREE 5 X 7 GLAMOUR PORTRAIT BY NATIONAL STUDIO. PHONE 1327, apri9.tt SERVICES AIRS a SEWING MACHINES WE clean, ° Yepair}* Sivert into Simonton St apr22-2tx Something Nice For Summer COOL, corner 2-bedroom apart- ment, on lovely landscaped grounds, near Casa Marina, from 2-BEDROOM, furnished bunga- jahSPECRE ASIEN: apres] Cp eee waecel ble department. Baer’s Market. WANTED TO RENT apr17-tf 215. apr24-tf| Coffee shop, bar. Phone 798. i wok ———— mar3l-tf tor, body needs repair, $375.00,| electric portables, buy old ma- NICE apartment, reasonable rent terms. Miller Photo Shop, 1023} chines, Free estimates. Phone to quiet middle-aged couple. No] FOR RENT—BUNGALOWS | White Street. apr21-6t} 1098-R. : apr22-6tx .| pets. Call 1054-J, between 8 and { ~ — 10 P.M apr24-1tx| COOL, spacious, beautifully furn- HELP WANTED—MALE SERVICES AND ‘REPAIRS - - —_——__——- ished, electric tub shower, SSouRrENGER aL se: —SAW FILING 2-BEDROOM furnished apart-jscreened porch, garden. One SRIEN SD silk presser. We) ———~ : 7 “ ment. Une child accepted. 1217} child. No pets. Inquire only 3-6' | Pay union price. Steady posi-| POP the saw filer at 908 Francis Eliza Strect. apr24-Itx| P.M., 1401 United. aprl8-tf, tion. Poinciana Dry Cleaners, 218} Street. “) apr22-2tx SERVICES AND REPAIRS —RADIOS | REASONABLE, guaranteed radio repair service. Sixteen years ' t i i ; nee — =a 5 30.00 ins.—1015.9 mbs May 1 to December 1. Reasonable. PONE 5 ° ; : peeve weve evyv evry ever r rere every | ee Adults only 1001 Von Phister St., eae se hig jeer Pecks Rives Osaie Radio, ie 3 i ‘ 393- apr2l-3tx| NAVAL officer and wife want to} _ brass name pla ivery. ; ' ; PER MEERATURES | 64( 0 ss am apr2l-3tx| NAVAL officer and wife want ‘| doors. Write Hubstamp, 355-J| Whitehead St, Phone 760M. =f i Sunse’ 3:54 pm.| APART a | cur| furnished or unfurnished. Write | Congress, Boston, Mass. ns i | At 8:30 A4.M., EST et 6:54 p.m.| APARTMENT. Renter must pur ur apreeliy i : (wee: olttty Moonrise 12:17 p.m.| chase furniture. Childen allow-| Box 9-JH, vare Citizen. apr21-tf| ie GARDEN AND LAWN { bs einicchas te | Moonset 1:27 a.m.| ed. Apply 709 Emma St. apr21-3tx . 5 AY " 4 | Atlanita 56| Moon first quarter Apr. 25 peti UNFURNISHED house with two pads pire HOURL SUPPLIE ‘ ; a S one Augusta 641 Tides FIVE-ROOM furnished house.| _ oF three bedrooms. Phone 1457)” "Write ‘National Engraving, 214 HATCHET FISH Ae | Billings 31 Suitable for one or two fami-| before 4 P.M. apr20-6tx Summer, Boston, Mass, AN unusual -tropigel. Visitors 5 | Birmingham 58| Naval Base lies. Children welcome. Inquire : pom NY Gbrad-ttx]| -weleome. Ke¥West Garden & Taken F | Bismaris 37] TOMORROW © 4/1216 Virginia. apr21-3tx] NAVY couple, two. children de- Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming Street, aken Br om | Boston 44 Eastern Stanaard Time sire two-bedroom house or)" 455 wANTEDIFEMALE |Phone 1019)! 0) apr2i-tt 1 The Files Of Pee 40 High Low APARTMENT, everything furntspertmen’, or wilp Kianage small : i } | ne Ee ues + GHATiCaIOR pet Nada tes case 8:26 am ished, utilities, Iinens, ete.) Blace. Two year duty, Key West. Women to sew, our readi-cut | icago cae 45 2:59 p.m. 11:03 p,m. ree pply Apt. 11, mado Motel |" oo a. » i { Th K. 2 W Gor, Chridt 22 Adults on!v. No pets. Cool, clean, apr24-3tx ‘Rap-A-Round.” Spare time— i we ey est ne ae TERY os é 000 comfortable. Must b eseen to be easy profitable business. Holly- ° a Seueit & 41] ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | appreciated. 1511 Truman Ave. or! Eon saLE—HEAL ESTATE W00d Mfg. Co, Hollywood 46, | Daily Citizen >° aM | eee See Eee ne _ |922 North Beach. apr20-tf Calif. apr22-24-2tx a { * H ime 0} ol mar + . |Ft. Worth 61 ‘i LOT 50x 100 feet, on Staples oS PAAsAdAAdsAAADSASSAABADAAAEAAASARSERS Cal voston > 62 Sea Tide |high wate: THREE-ROOM apartment andl Avenue and Witth © Street, ees Steady lob, liens deus, i 10 YEARS AGO about 11 o’clock. S. S. Governor ! Jacksonville 67| (bridge) On 10a 9.0 ttl pte pli OREN, era? $1400.00. Phone 483-M. apr22-6tx ay pleas, . Apply oriaitt : Citizens -& Taxpayers, Inc., Cobb will make a special trip to Kansas City 66] Ny Name Rey ric H held their first annual election of bring them. KEY WEST 73 (east end) _+2h 20m bs NEW bomtny eftici % 50 x 120-FOOT lot on Duck Ave., YEAR-AROUND opportunity to i ‘ : i = : y efficiency apart: +] . Ph 1133 PPO} 'y to} ALL WOOL Bigelow rug, ac- Be officers’ meeting last evening at) Avae ik * + aoe ees Sapa be Boca Chica ments, completely furnished Soe nk SORA Saks. earn. Avon Products (cosmetics) quamarine _ backér with toa $ Harris Senool auditorium, wath al re Erogra wanes she ae aes S 55] (Sandy Pt.) .—Oh 40m a utllines. Near Navy Yard. 5 M oprie-6tx. Bas an opening for neighborhood | rose. Practically new. Cost $112.00 | Boog DenTesen tet On ee ieee ee cdcracy_ at the “Canfederate! Meridian 63| Caldes Channel Reasonable summer rates. Adults representative, full or part time. now $58.00. Phone 1193-M. oath . monument in BayView Park will, Miami 72| (north end) .+2h 10m +14 ft |only. No pets. The Price Organi-} FOR any kind of property, large coe ee Smediey: ae va Spr21-3t | & - ae ' be rendered on Sunday, April 27, | Minneapotis 38 ‘—)—Minus sign. Corrections} zation Realtors, 411 Fleming St.}” 9. small homes. Ocean frontage. a : Tolls collected by the Overseas 44 4:39 p. m., in honor of the; Memphis 64 to be subtracted. Fnone 12% apr20-tf} vfotels, investments, building | wanTED_EMPLOYMENT MISCELLANEOUS i Road and Toll Bridge District Confederate dead in observance |New Orleans 69| (+)—Plus sign: Corrections toj77 lots, business property on Duval ST | during Ap:il up to and including | ¢¢ Meniocial Day i New York 46 be added. EN re ace Be Street, etc, Paul Boysen, 626 YOUNG men desires work as NANO bags rar | Saturday. April 20, were approxi- ie a Norfolk 61 ly furnished. Very reasonable. i = 36 Kw. J : type. Call at collected for the same period last) oe season opened, three Omaha 52| back at least to the year 610 B.C. Ton Ee rot aicee © apritaes : = year, and an indicated $3,000 in-] Pincapp.t Het eee me in! Pensacola é9|in the legend of the Egyptian{TWO-ROOM apartment, all utili-} 7 ‘i f ; SALVAGED bpat. Inquire George : as show! ferries instead of two came in : bi : ties. Yard for children. Bil- 300’ by approximately 275’ on old % Tordnd) 424 Street. crease for the month was shown, | from Havana last night. Despite Pittsburgh 48|pharaoh Psammetichus. He or- oe E Street highway, Stock Island, to wa-| ALL-AROUND beauty operator. 2 a seit i dx t ‘according to Auditor C. G. Hicks’ ; (fon escapes on48 cars of | Roanoke 65|dered the country searched for| Nat Hotel, 525 Eaton Street. ys MCS 2 i Eine Bie f apr10-17-24;may: Fevort turned in af the“ commis-| this: there were only 00 cars Of) s¢ “Louis 68|the owner of a leather sandal apr21-3t| terfront with riparian rights, $5,-| Apply 536, Fleming one 452 sion meeting held yesterday in Pineapples, tie veeeemutilized to| San Antonio 60| dropped at his feet by an eagle. |~=—-—-—-—- >| 00. Phone 60{ (Dun Navarro). miami. [poate fabscce, grapefruit and| San Francisco 44|When he. found her, he made| :THREE-ROOM APARTMENT amet Toa nt ie ae DELIVERS ORO x kk lady ash i Seattle 32}her his queen. Bath, All Electric Kitchen ONG mar eS ce eaipored| ON Duchaes Aarne Gert , oe Tallahassee 57 Utilities Furnished TWO LOTS together on Flagler’, employment. Lady expe 4) West or Stock Island, only 35¢. Adding wo; last "years honors ok * Sa 63 LEGALS STUTZ HOTEL Ave., 50 x 100 each, with 10 ft, in genera) office wars. Man ¢% | Pkone 76. ~~ apris-6t gained as a member versity | : ck 7 as “5 le : i si Pr rienced sai . Mr. - gained as a member of Unive | Col. J. C. Whitbeck, who has] washington 52 410 Fleming ae alley in rear, Preferred pe me G Gociman. Mein oer Phone. 576-W. a YOU are not obligat to anything to get that nena 5x7 free portrait from Studio. Phone 1327.» apr BUSINESS OPPORTU! $10 HOUR possible at method Flok. of Florida's debating team, Sid- teen on a business trip to Tampa ney Aroncvitz, son of Mr. and anq Miami for more than a week Mrs. Charles Aronovitz of this past, returaed on the ferry yes- city, climhed even higher in his terday. ambition to top forensic heights at his schood by his performance at the Grand Eastern tournament Simonton Street, Phone 1478. apr24-3tx NOTIC Housing aie, on OF SALE—The Public dministration offers for did basis, CITY’S QUARTERLY (Continued From Page One) percent increase in city revenue for the first thre months of this FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and bath. Everything furnish- ed. Coral Hotel Apartments, op- posite Post Office. mar28-30t NEW, modern two - bedroom! home. ‘Toppino construction. For details, contact Jeff Knight, Jr., Fla. State Employment Ser-} vice Office. apr24-6t oy FOR SALE—BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES 1 * * | Morris Weintraub and Rubin, former Key We: Morris mer- ONE lady's bicycle, good condi- APARTMENT, newly renovated, held last week at Rock Hill, S.C.] 200! now of Miami, are visit-| Year. Income figures total $180,- ———— | ON , a x *« * ing Mr. and Mrs, Morris Holts-| 758.27 as against the $149,473.60 private bath, all modern con-| POR SALE—PRINTED FORMS | _ tion, $20.00. 1221 Simonton) spray new aos? . Arriving on the §. S. Alamo; berg for a few days for the same period during 1949. veniences. By week or month.} | Street. apr22-3tx pont. aut, duane toys, yesterday was a shipment of 40,-| —~ x * Expenditures total $107,860.84 Post Office Inn, Simonton St. | LEASES, 5c each. Promissary ALE MISCELLANEOUS Sa Sc Loe Ata WEE 000 tons of steel rods for rein- ot weansiaao ey a eanaeas ; mar27-tt} “notes, tc euch. Minimum chase FOR 5. ve | Angeles 13, Calif. apra4-ltx Aorcement of jane Habe The Chamber of Commerce has] $120,118.34 has already been Bias VETERANS! pe SENS ices ‘nar21-tf| ONE é-inth table saw, new GE] ae going forward rapidly 0M Mla two-page advertisement on| realized of the estimated budget e service ° 2 of 3 bedroom home | motor, tilting arbor, $95.00. One Trumbo airbase under contract!? Oo” briefly summarizing |.estimate for 1950. That estimate |construction, All Bove! WN your 2 or inch skill saw, tra” blade. h Company of , Key i , * property. in No down payment. $63 month. FOR SALE—HOUSES 8-inch skill saw, extra > of the Ivy H. Smith Company of) 19 | ctions, in the Hollywood] was set at $499,975.00. With cer-| ire viii be included in th ty Ea So een 1 to used once, $90.00. Miller Photo sachet gore Magazine for Apri. Barcinplans tain sources. ee Ue seit. dnepection of t§ 55, ‘ ‘apri0-tf] NEW, unfurnished house, two, Shop, 1023 White Street. apr2l-6t af} are alse given of all of - Monroe | to teas *Jiness hours and mi arranged ns, tile bath, 40-gallon There ?re but three shins of County, wth ilustrations of vari-| still to be accounted for, the re- witn Mir. ‘George’ M128 REWT—-APARTMENTS Bs sai Bapetgg: alloy erarge | 700-19 heavy duty 6 ply tire. the neutrality patrol in the har-| (1. places of interest, port indicates a greater margin i xe _ Pires ROOMS ete $2,000.00:cash, balance| Apply Citizen office. " * ‘por of Key West today Oe oe : ek of percentage increase in the ie av nies: Sire Rah $9) $61.00 monthly, PHA "Immedi- apr.12,-tf are the Destroyer Lea, flagship’ seting, called by the presi-| periods to come. Rh is fo eEitipgs P i 2400 Fos hoe. of the squadron under. command aan rail ‘vectors of the Cham-} As a concrete example, to- _Atrictly ‘competitive | LARGE, airy rooms. One See ate occupancy, 2400 papacy e ROCK,-marl, sand, top soil. See ptein A. S. Carpender, the; dent an’ Circe, was held this|bacco tax money, slated for }erences or priorities hae | frena « dbsach. 19, 11, $ID. as foe ices in town. of Capta 4{ the! ber of Commerce, wa eed a atoiGwe Pelt tie Govekainent reserve weekly. Valdez Inn, 521 United} ——————___—__;,_ ui meehaen Veet Destroyer McClanahan an make arrangements | Sewers, sidewalks and improve~ ignt teitelsaciiny and ail age & 3 apr22-12t FOR SALE—BOATS AND 1350-M, Buster Cerezo. St. pr 22-12! morning te 3 for the entertainment of the 300 engineers who will visit this city on June 8. 4 apr15-30t — FIVE bundles of old newspapers, mest of streets, is pouring into the city coffers at the rate of ap- proximately $8,000.00 per month. MARINE MOTORS ——__—$——$—$—$— FLATBOTTOM row boat, 12-feet long, bargain at $35. Joseph waive ived Tender Gannet. sy oe eee he TWOvapartments:available), Light housekeeping room. 411 Wil- apr24-7tx x * ris spector J. “E. Creech, Mesias f the office of forms ined from Mr. M Reese ET MNCL TNE DRS IT ie vorks out 0} ae . cae e eld or Mr. White ea i Nathan Mayo, head of the De-| _ynder the direction of J. E.|resentatives of the order at the] Eis," thin sti,‘ liam Street SRTEI "| Berg ‘Mactic ‘Trailer Park, 638) Phone 51. mar2}-tf partment of Agriculture of Flori-) ciratman, of Wm. Curry’s Sons} dock to gree’ a5 5 in det ONE-BEDROOM apartment, ev-| United St. apr22-3tx ; = da, was a visitor in the city YeS-| Go. the office has been rearrang- + a ea cain te evi iahed; peivate THREE grave spaces and vault. terday for the purpose of inspec-} 64," painted and completely reno-j A. B. Davens, connect with | 5 : Pre a agent Olivia " d City ) che pein: Jal and the PFOP-| Voted. This company recently| the Havana Electric Company. at de envelope w a be Tecely- ils pe eagerly cbs cate sito “Tian wit Ne NG vated. vcs up to date, including] who had been in Key West for) eis tit ector, atlanta fates, | eect tae gee Grea ee iene: |W Salk: Aan: Sa " ae wt we * rate end tity and sidewalk tax| several days’ business stay, oa Pub tie Housing Administrath Motel, South and § . nats a ie nee pa . ‘ x outgoin: assenger on the/Georgia Savings Ban! wuilding, mar29-30tx ano. RE ec ee IA RHEE NS modax ‘The Citizen says in aN/ to the amc unt of $7,949.43, ond a tna a Le to the Cuban| Atlanta 3, Georgia, to whom | all - reno, piano tuner Phone 825-J. rding to Mr. Stratman, bids must be addressed, until EOR RENT—COTTAGES apr18-6t FOR SALE—TRAILERS editorial paraghaph: desiring — t taxes will be paid before capital. p.m, (EST) on the Sth day of Ma: se) ney gees “apply to. Hit- May 2 Hollis oo Wiesctied to publicly pened, and read: For any COTTAGE near beach. Garden. FOR SALE— USED CARS 1948 SCHULTZ 3-room ho OR, ‘ 0) . information write, wire, or : % Hae ke Ter” Leek 300 Shriners,|the United States military ser- \glephone Disposition Officer, Public a ae kor No pete eee AND TRUCKS ee Bing ly eq & There are a | thar sng} Housing Administratioi anta F turn . $30.00 weekly or | ——AA_ ¢ * ote ane Roe a LT TG Fae Bacapeamirrnapvegpemmenipis PACCRRC apr gee Without linens and utilities, $75.00] ONE %-ton Chevrolet’ pick-up Margaret Ricker. Southern I 20 YEARS A’ making UP "Oyr the city this| last night over the East Coast en} Telephone 4121, Fxte 1 sist ‘Trailer C 612. Simonton ! men who[ Tampa, arriving in the chy | route to Charleston, S.C, where| Bi esters rie io uaing sad: | Ber waonth. 1214 Duval Street.} truck. Apply 1028 Virginia a ‘ourt, joe , RS ‘ ae = 4 N * have as taking 3 vacation. in| more ate we aber of local vep.[he has been transferred to duty. ministration = nprid- 28,1986 24GB o> ce apraa-tt! Phone 1369-R. apr21-3tx { s city tonight! with & Cuba will reach this ch