The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 16, 1951, Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1951. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 99¢ WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS | 12c per line for one day lle per line for three days 10c per line for six days 9c per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. yours now. The Artman Press, Citizen Building, Phone 51. 2—Apartments For Rent GARAGE apartment available May Ist. Suitable for two, with small child. No pets. 1119 Wash- ington. aprl6-itx APARTMENT: Tiled bath, air circulator, Beayty Rest beds. Everything furnished. Summer rates. 1511 Truman Ave. aprl4-tf ONE-BEDROOM apartment. Suit- able for two or three adults. Phone 1475. apr?-tf FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and bath, maid and janitor ser- vice, linens and utilities furn- ished. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. mar21-tf 2%-ROOM apts. Hotel rooms. Attractive weekly, rates. Parking, utilities, linens, maid ‘service included. Sea Isle The Price Organization Realtors. 411 Fleming, Phone 124. aprl6-tf COMPLETELY furnished guest cottage rates. furnished C.B.S. house. 2115 Flagler aprl6-it NEW $135.00 a month. Ave. HOUSE, 2-bedroom. All electric kitchen, living room, large closet, near beach. Infant or over twelve. $125.00 month. 1315 Eliza- beth, near South St. apr16-1t WHY PAY RENT? Let us build you a C.B.S. home with F.H.A. financing. Sunshine Construction 2220 Fogarty apr1l-6t 5 -Rooms For Rent LIGHT house keeping rooms available at 411 William Street. apré-21tx EV ROOMS with private bath. Inquire Luigi’s Restaurant, or Call 1908. apr4-tf 6—Wanted To Rent COMMANDER and wife, with 10 year old daughter, want 2 or 3 bedroom furnished house. Phone 1615-W. april-tf UNFURNISHED home or 2-bed- room apt. Permanent Navy couple, two children. Phone 1639-R. apr2-15tx 7—Business Rentals Simonton St. 40x90. Phone 798. mar19-tf odd jobs, good pay. Report io Sugar Loaf Key, Sugar Loaf Shores Village. See E. R. Sycks. apr16-3t EXPERIENCED desk clerk. Over- seas Hotel, 917 Fleming Street.’ apr13-tf a EXPERIENCED self service meat cutter, sober and reliable. Write, giving qualifications and salary! desired. Good opportunity ent right man. Box MT-4, Key West Citizen. apré-tt! |} EXPERIENCED mechanic. to Box | DRY | LOST—Man’s - yse OUR WANT ADS To.. »: 8—Male Help Wanted (Continued) Send 391 apr10-tf all applications cleaning pr Columbia Steam monton, wanted. undry. Si- mar27-tf 9$—Female Help Wanted HOUSEKEEPER. Apply 515 Front Street. aprl6-3tx sKEEPER, Recreation EXPERIENCEL double ent Department, Must type. Phone Ex. r 2090-W. Start work immediately. aprl3-3i <e. SALES GIRL. Steady. Collins Men’s Shop. 505 Duval Street. apr16-7t 10—Male and Female Help Wanted “HOW to Get a Job in N. Y.” Only 98c. Work in world’s greatest city. Many openings. 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Key} West Supply Co, 2131 Simonton} FOR SALE: Computing Cash Register, Walk in box, deep freezers. 1215 Varela. apr5-tf 34—Household Items YOUR NEWSBLOY is an independ-| inside and out. $1,300.00. 14] LARGE. gas refriger ent merchant. Let him deliver] Mastic Trailer Park. aprl2-6t} condition. Very re The Key West Citizen to your Florida. door daily. 25e weekly. Call Cir-}2-BEDROOM house, occupancy culation Dept, Phone 51. lst of May. Inquire 3632 Duck gas refrig- apr13-tf] Ave. apri6-@t{ erator, sink, breakfast set, cab- inets..For sale, cheap. Call 1478. Notary Public 26—Lots For Sale Splat NORMAN D. ARTMAN : “4 HOLLYWOOD BEDS, refrigera- Citizen Office apri6-tt CHOICE residential lot. Approv | tors, bedroom suites, kitchen P ed by F.H.A. Phone 598. and occasional chairs, metal pas a: ie april-6t/ springs, box springs, chest and NOTICE ¥ : “g F rs book eases; finished and unpaint- HAVE \ORIDES, TO BE tions|EARGE corner on Roosevelt) ed, lamps of all kinds, smoking get Sea ake aha ate Blvd. Splendid investment.|stands, mattresses, tables of all tee Actncn Fees Phone's; > |Epone 508. aprll-6t!kinds, dinette sets, tilt back pe araastl couches, baby carriages. Numer- mar'"|29—Printing - ous household articles, including = beds of all kinds, desks. Lowest 18—Special Services eae prices for the above used and WE make keys while you wait ARTMAN PRESS Soe CGA hibnltare, Tatar ee Key West Supply Co, 211 Sins |Your headquarters for. the finest! nearly-Nu-Furniture, 3416 Duck onton St. mans-tf| - Beene enone * maria-tt| AVenue, Poinciana, Phone 1601. bs é apr7-tf LEASES, Sc each. Promissory eae = notes, ic each. Minimum charge | 30—Services and Repairs 35—Wanted To Buy 5c. Artman Press. Citizen Bidg. Phone 51. mar19-ti WE SERVICE any make of car General repairs. brakes, motor overhaul and tuning-up, align and balance wheels, body andj fender work, painting. See the TWINS 1130 Duval St., Phone 1870. apr9-mon-thurs-tf IF YOUR outboard motor needs repairs call Keys Nash Motors on Stock Island, Phone 104. mar21-tf | $31—Garden-Lawn Supplies ' {LIVE baby green turtles. Key) West Garden znd Lawn Supply. Tel. 1019. aprl6-tf 32—Storage RED BRICK Siorage Co, Furni- ture or commercial. Phone 799 mar15-tf 19—Public Notices 33—Miscellaneous GOVERNMEN1 controls and}|ROLLAWAY twin size bed. In- regulations are constantly| _nerspring mattress. Like new. | changing. Only your local news- Southwind Motel, i321 Simontan.} paper publishes complete local ap- apri6-1tx plication of these controls. Sub- PED Z scribe to The Citizen today. Phone sa dal er aa a a pee 51, Circulation Dept, for home} jie, Remington portable ‘Type- meliveey- writer. 1119 Washington. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous may be reached by telephoning 185: or writing Box 8-G, c/o Citizen. mar14-30t 22—Lost alligator billfold, between Stock Island Bridge and Captain Swain’s residence. Keep money. Return billfold and identification cards. apri6-Itx LOST: Gold nur pin, Halstead Hospital. Reward. 118 Ann, rear cottage. aprl4-2tx 25—Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED two-room cabin in apr16-3tx ) FIVE TYPEWRITERS for sale cheap. Remington, Underwood, | and L. C. Smith. $25.00 each. In} good order. 721 Duval Street, Aerovias “Q” S. A. aprl4-3t ELECTRIC aisplay box for sale. Cheap. Monroe Restaurant, 625) Duval. apr13- 3tx | FOR SALE CHEAP: Used dish] washing machine. Make us an offer. Casa Marina Hotel. | apr16-3t) ONE ELECTRIC—two pumps for draft bar. One show case| White Inn Bar. apr9-9tx ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See us for cheapest prices in town Buster Cerezo, 1350-M. apr6-tf) Mastic Trailer Park. New Frigi-/pOR YOUR printing is Cail} dare, telephone, free movies| The Artman Press, Phone 51.' ; $775.00. Green, 1697-J. apr16-3t! waaeiS-At FOR CHOICE business property SNOW CAP detergent bleach re- and building lots. Contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St., Phone 153. apr9-30tx! day. moves more stain and dinge from linens. Ask your grocer to- mari7-30t WANTED: Old rags ‘for “cleaning purposes. The Key West Citi- zen, Greene and Ann Streets, Phone 51, mar26-tf $1.00 FOR OLD batteries and re- capable tires. Dick’s Tire Ser- vice, 929 Truman Avenue, Phone 788. apr9-24t 38—Automobiles For Sale TWINS We Have Just Traded for the following cars: ) 1951 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR Kaiser, 4-Door Chevrolet Fleetline DeLuxe, Power Glide, 4-Door 1951 1950 1950 Ford Custom, Radio, 2-Door 1950 Plymouth Special DeLuxe, 2-Door 1950 Plymouth Special DeLuxe, 4-Door 1950 Studebaker Regal DeLuxe, 4-Door 1950 Studebaker Regal DeLuxe, Overdrive, 4-Door Studebaker DeLuxe, Over- drive, Radio, 2-Door 1949 Hudson Super, Club Coupe 1949 Buick Super Dynaflow, 2-Door 1948 Buick Super, Radio, 4-Door 1948 Kaiser Special, 4-Door 1948 Studebaker Regal DeLuxe, Overdrive, 4-Door | 1948 Studebaker Regal DeLuxe, Qverdrive, 2-Door 1942 Pontiac, 2-Door 1937 Pontiac Sedan, 2-Door SEE AMERICA’S NEWEST CAR The 1951 Henry J. TWINS 1130 Duval St. Phone 1870 - 1871. apr16-mon-thru-fri-tf- 1950 Vn EY Be Hit (i ee a Pf fAGH SEVEN <i i} | J} MUTT Classified Advertising Brings Results ~ || TELEPHONE | 51 | |88— Automobiles For Sale (Oe tinued) ‘Club Ce supe. 147-G, Poin- apr1l-Gix at 195) REN? AULT. Phone 271. apr2-tt fe De£OTO Custom club coupe, Must sz Can be ifice, financed 224-B, Poinciana. | apr13-6tx| 1935 PLYMOU TH Coupe. Good condition. $175.00 cash. Phone | 798, Room 314. aprl4-2tx | 33Trailers For Sale HI-NEIGHBOR |FOR the best deal ever —see Jerry Sutton at Miami Trailer Shop, Inc., 6526 N. E. 2nd Ave- new trailers and always have from 30 to 40 good used trailers. —wWe Trade Right— marl4-30t WE HAVE =a large selection of good clean house trailers at the) lowest prices in Florida. With terms less than rent. Come see us. Free overnight lodging. Free delivery. Harper Trailer Sales 4850 N. W. 17th Avenue, 89-6887, Miami, Florida. mar17-30tx 41—Boats and Motors, 30-FOOT Chris Craft speedboat with cabin and cover. Will sac- rifice. 600 watt light plant $50. 13-foot skiff $25. See Johnny Huddle, Navarro, Inc., after 7 P.M., Phone 1322-XJ. apri4-6t FIVE shrimp trawlers in excel- lent condition, 165 H.P. diesel motors. Fully equipped, including nets ready to fish. Will sell cheap. Make us an offer? Phone, wire or write. King Shrimp Company, Brunswick, Ga., P. O. Box 272, Phone 326. apr2-tf 43—Flowers-Trees-Shrubs FOR A BEAUTIFUL SHOW in your garden and cut flow- ers in your home, ready to plant now: 12 GOLD DUST, a clear yellow 12 JOHANN STRAUSS, light cochenille red 12 MORNING KISS, white ith pink throat 12 NEW EUROPA, orange scarlet 12 PAUL RUBINS, violet | P 12 SNOW PRINCESS, beautiful white 72 Number 1, large flowering || size bulbs, for... $2.50 POSTPAID Send Your Order With $2.50 To Bluffton Flower Farms BLUFFTON. S. C. Box 406 sat, mon. nue, Miami. We carry the best in) . Phone| ¥° powered with]: 45—Transpor‘ation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsman mari6-t!! ANCIENT SYRUP KITCHENER, Ont.—(P).— Mrs. D. W. Ward is serving her family maple syrup made 17 years ase | The syrup is a clear amber with nosediment and its lasting high! lity is attributed to the fact it was cleansed with milk after it was made. Gen. MacArthur Says Farewell To Japanese GEN. DOUGLAS M plane at Haneda aicf Justin Willia: who will see th United Sia SCAP official. (P) RTHUR SHAKES HANDS with Japanese officials just before boarding, near Tokyo for departure for the United States. Just behind the general At right is 13-year-old Azthur s for the first time. Wirephoto via Radio from Tokyé 2 rT: MacArthur, the general's son, | Brief: Army } all Inact GP-S: deadtine April extends 30 for filing charts. United States moves London and Paris. Rationing metals schedule f Durable arce” items are in be c ply. rea on Spain says | Lodge No, 20, will very Briel {DEATHS | Mrs. Joyce C. Sawyer | Mrs. Joyce. Camielle Sawyer, , died last evening at the re: ach nee of her grandmother, Mrs _ €. Brown. Funeral services will be held} morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock) om the chapel of the Lopez| | Funeral Home. to|. Rev. Ralph Rogers of the Pres- | byterian Church will officiate at the ‘services: Burial will be “in the family plot in City Ceme- tery. Survivors .of the degedsed .in- * concentrates} clude: The widower, E. Emil ior Sawyer; two sisters, Mrs. Me! ville E. Rosam, Jr., and Mrs. Dan- world af-|iel Crow, Slidell, La; mother ;end father, Mr. and Mrs. Law- | rence Higgs; grandparents, Mr. of steel and other | and’ Mrs. C. C. Brown; daughter,| to start July 1. | Deanna Sawyer. || The Pythian Sisters, attend the funeral and hold graveside ser- vices. nd | Mrs. Eugenia Semple vee Mrs. Eugenia Semple, 87, for- ISE EN’ 5 West, died yes- DIETS jmerly of Key yest, died BORPOIEE ENTERS | terday afternoon in Miami. VIENNA.—(#).—Canned por-| Mrs. Semple was born and poise for lunch? Food shortages) raised in Key West. in Communist Romania have! “She is survived by a daveh- . ap Ttias | ter, Miss Mary Semple, and aj} forced the Food Ministry to ex- son, Edward M. Semple. both of periment with the whale-like Miami; and several grandchil- mammal found in the Black Sea | dren. “Porpc are expected to} Funeral services will be con-| make tasty dishes,” ported the! ducted tomorzow afsernenn, in} newspaper “Univer: fe) Korean flattened pea e Korea. air at ‘ Miami. , Key West} MacARTHUR (Continued From Page One) to the general has been ned posing it his request. sm Mayor Robinson had | planned to greet MacArthur Wath a 17-gun salute and a triumphel+ | 15-mile parade from InterriahigA@is | Airport. The general revised his filent + | schedule. He now is expected to , arrive in the Golden Gate city ' sometime after dark Tuesday. Due In Washington Thursday ‘ MacArthur’s départure — time from San. Francisco has not. been. y 2nnounced. In Washington, Re- publican Representative Joseph | Martin of Massachusetts stated the general will 5 ; Thursday morning in the nations capital, and will address a joint meeting of Congress at 12: Bala: | EST. The nation’s capital is ready ‘to give the returning general .@~ rousing hero’s welcome. Tente- tive plans call for’ a big public: reception on the grounds of the Washington Mohument and> a ; banquet at night. | New York To Celebrate Friday | On Friday, the City of New! York will celebrate MacArthur's: homecoming with its world-fa-' mous tickertape and confetti pa-' rade. In Honolulu The general stepped from his’ plane in Honolulu seven minutes: after it landed. He was down the ramp by Mrs. thur and his son, Arthur. The general was greeted at the foot of the ramp by Admiral, i saat |thur Radford, Pacifje Fleet || mander; Governor ; Ingram. + ‘back of Hawaii, and 4 4 the Army, Frank Pace, Jr. Red. a ‘white Sore Fy ut M neck and were Han gené@ral end his son to the strain. of Hawaiian music. The general left the field fear minutes after alighting from his plane. MacArthur is to be {hog gust of Admiral Radford during 24-hour stay in Honolulu. Hindustani ranks next lish as the. most >wi language, according to Na- tional Geographic Society, with Russian next. beet eee oe ee