The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1951, Page 7

eeebbadrsrscusive.s £ cunebicsaialchl sae aon i . ss . = tyes WED: Y is INESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951. " HE KEY WEST CITIZEN ACh SHV ea .- — AO rai ele SSS en sad Ue ee a Sac ice j : 50—-Legal Notices ! 1 i] wv au e Kapyong. That's a highway] enlighiened army of freedom lov-| and. conscripte rkers~alil ' apy 2 | 18 § y|* 1 -| a scripted workers~alike {(Contingeay ' étchell Cui ty iSSae? SL oe ith of the| ins Rations wear a mantle—and soméffines a iy THE cincurr count n Vv A ee nn : .. _| The fighting is surging closer to | ask—of. grime and dusts SIXTEENTH JUDIC emnees Charles M. Ketchell, not’ Ketch- e e 38th parallel and 82 miles! the historic Korear apital of| Trucks are jx s ; oo } |Seoul. But that battered city so|the front, ove Y TE Ay P . . rth t of Se i i Rist Gousgr, YM as a typographical error in | BOrehcast oF Seoul: Mhowas litle rect ne men and their equipment-Prains i 2.545 > {The Citizen s:cted, was the man Most of the Communist as- » threat. ee are being feverish Bt the F e o : MARY R. The AR, Rchotelcaded 1 : sault force, 400,000 strong, is |’ ba rete Complainant, Oa pac guilty yestegday in e concerntrated on the central and The shops are open. There is| Uijongbu railroad station, ve. pivonce , Criminal Court to the charge of | {wastes foes bustle in the open-air market. The, “74 © : JAMES POLLARD, | passing a worthless check. , | 5 poiiaeeeh | ef. The}, 2608 there ate the Defendant. ihous! + offen. | Chief hotel is almost undamaged, of battle, children NOTICE BY PUBLICATIOX —_—_—_———_ cae ees ffen-| ond shrubs are in folwer in the si TO: James Pollard, . ~ ppar- Ce ae RC EXPECTS TO Shas Deen checkety it appat:| a eeardi But a tot nes a —_ aa ARSE REY, ORDERED | (Continuec trom Page One) | ene ay » renew the | aster shows in transtey f me Gl NM AN SI ‘RRENDERS mr AnsWer to the Complaint for tee. rult r of darkness, |2f the hotel furnishings. The Red| (Continued From Pa Divoree on the. Complamaace Atl ter to pick up your contribution ; : ;plush carpet, the curtains, the | jot + imn vened he * torney, and file the original Ansecs telephone furniture all have been loaded ae hen 6. in she office of the Clerk of the Cir-| Monroe county has never fail- Allied Counter-Altack Aimed The } ’ _ heavily | and sent southward. Bere euit Copies on or before the 26th diy eriff took the of May, A. Tk (1951; the abe: ed to reach its yaugta, > van taken ks confessed. 66 - nent being statitiied’ in hls drea (Cortinuea From Page One} At Preventing Highway-Cutting ne OMpr otly ut to ferent. A rth pit of i a he sit SE se ibe ia ste agth aay of ADE per ce is sasing daily. : ‘i he Allies ger a cloud so thick that 2 nes yo The mo: : ay thay) OF DARL RU ADAMS | ‘The volunteer will deliver|Gommittes, | Metuchen, N. 1:| ‘TOKYO, April 25—(AP).—Sharp Allied counterat-| baci whew! neni war lay sf ‘Monroe County, Ploriaa, | Membership card as well as the) jeer for the American Mosquito| tacks have checked the Communist spring offensive i the Troops and civilian refugees! Gillette t Service By Kathleen. Noitage, Red Cross pin, or sticker to the Qortrol Association, Islip, N. ¥.:| Korea costly assaultfaM over again. And| Pere seg ure ee opty ter home or business house asking a S Betkensaric : . the Allies “are « tacking | a = ~ (s@) J) Y. PORTER ty, ome or busi ig Kkengack a a unter cking} Solicitor for Complainant, volunteer to call. ae Vernon Conant, Hackens: An Allied tank force has recaptured the town of| presents itself to take a heavier| Key ‘Went, Florida Saturday is the day. No mat-}"" see three men are actively| Jnje on the eastern end of the 100-mile battlefront. ojala ‘nity | THREE HOTELS IN M M at POPULAR PRIGES“ é SWAB vant 4-16,3061-, tet ne nara Number {engaged in mosquito control! was one of the first to fall to the big Chinese offensive. [Pras | CALL FOR BIDS is 286. work. In the center of the line, northwest of Chunchon, an-| y),... A Ganunandanl Located in the Heart of the City ow ealed bid received joy | ie + ipa ea | Pr gorge a aes sabe ity ee other U.N. counterattack is underway. A third counter-| Lieutenant Generali James Van BEALomaes ROOMS Pease Key West, Florida, P 1 ti hi thward al tributary of tk leet, sz ‘ that Allied | ae Glerk's Offi SoTICK OF UNPAID PRLINQUBNT TANGIBLE PERSONAL PRop- | 4$sual tis pushing nor r ong a tributary of the) oved Gaain! with BATH and TELEPHON: + eg wes TY TAXES, | As provided by Chapter 20 Acts of 191, ‘notice is Pukhan river. ate o aie : ae Pe . e . sald iy" Comnasion meeting ai inguent a ning wih ARE : si of publishine The Allied counter-atack northwest of Chunchon| in 1 an order | or ers ing Whiter ime an ce “om- . ey et 0 I pelow is sg ¢ rev >» Chi 2 0: x | c ie day wy ion Chamber iin’ the City ‘Walt, | ey aeeTe, fe eeeante wilt’ insue therean dire t apparently is aimed at preventing the Chinese cutting]! ! ecg Hotel Hotel Hotel. et Hoa cwerioa Of Ane yeare teat i ee reas ot Tick Min aciTOnal conta. ‘The names the vital highway between Chunchon and Seoul. ‘ ind iz ‘ of | 60 N.E. 3rd St, 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave, lubrication of in the ‘following it personal tax payers and the amount of taxes, including On the western front. ee ae paced SRECOn Gee 80 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 — qugntities each year: t dvertising and the three months’ penalty are as follows ; ’ an 2 > ee ze Elevator Elevator Rooms ote te Pe fa pt gas Acme Package Store ‘ United Nations troops are|}men. There is heavy fight-j ‘H¢ » ar t he called “pro-| Solarium Heated Elevator ons of « Afro-Amer 2 Insurance Co. i . : 5 | fessic kill, determination yh- z 200 850 o asé s 2 , ~ i 1.08 ap ae iss nf erease | Albritton: J. pulling back ‘slowly before|ing, but Allied forces, may| i oleae: cue 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION A Music Company i waves of Chinese infantry-| halt the Chinese | north iof! gent ler py found waly- in at Each! proposal for the furnishing | Aiberican Standard Piumbing Supply Co of Such‘ equipment must be enctos- | peldner's Press Shop Sues i «@ in a sealed envelope, and mark- ed on the outside, * “Proposal for Stand Fuel and Lubricating 011.” ‘The said City Commission ‘re-} . se ‘yes the right to reject any and 4 ap Store bids or te waive amy informali- 4 ‘ ty in any. bid or. prope srowin Derby, Armano Fernandes and Gladys Dated at Key West oride, this! Brown Derby Bar, Charles Supnilers 24th day of April, A. D. 1951 Brown Properties, Inc ‘ CTOR LOWE, Cabanas, Richard apr25,1951 Beach NOTICE OF APP FOR TAX DEED Notice is Hereby Given, that ERIC 4. CURRY the holder of the following ‘certificates has filed said ceftificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and i description o names in whic as follows: Certificate No. 31 suance, 1939. 'D Eromere? Lot li, SRCHA, BIG PI BOOK 1 PAG ; J CURRY of PT. GOV. LOTS TWP. 66 SR As recorded in Monroe County Records. ne in which assessed: 2 HIRSH. ON Market Laundry, inc L. » Laundry Gulf Te Side Inn i Certificate snance, . 19: i Proper 12 “ BRC ne BIG PINE KEY. OOK 1 RAGE 74, CH pe CURRY | SUB. Pr, GA: LOTS 1 &°2, ‘sue 26. TWP. 66 S.R. 29, B, A§-592. As) recorded in BMenro County Records. N in which assessed; HED- Pp Cleaning Werks ktail Lounge 5 : WIG HIRSCH. Gordon’ B. un All ‘of said property ank, the Gounty of Monroe Florida. Unless such certificate or | certi- fieates shall be redeemed i to law the property dese! sych certificate or certifie: be nig to the highest bidder at the i Optical Key | West :Bedd Key | West- Cleaners Key West Electric Repair Co. court hpnse door on the first Mon West-Hayana Tours 13.05 day in the month of June, 1 West: Pransit: Co. 31.12 which {8 the 4th “@ay of June, 1 &. 5. 47.07 Dated’ this 24th day: of April, 195 ery 13.05 ai) Fo BARL R. ADAMS, Restaurant 123 Merk of Circuit Court. Bar 41 Monroe County, Florida apr25:may2-7-16,1951 SHRIMP BOAT {Continued From Page One) the outer harbor off the Naval Station and after narrowly miss- a buoy, stopped for an hour. Kéips asked . Wright to let him take the wheel but he again re- fused. Accprding to Kelps, they were under way again and he was re- pairing a@ net near the stern on the port side when the captain| Gia Jsland. Trading Post egme fo him and said that there} Ovenia Grocery was a turn jn, the net, Then he a8: LAAs? turned and Went toward. the cabin. . ; : Svbn' afterward, Kelps heard a yell. When ie looked back, Wright was ip the water about 100 fee! behind the vow. This was at ap-} P: K r F s set ‘adron, M ike The Plumber : Ae ay begs to ing to 8 wheel and] Ralph's nckde ‘bop s bought the boat around. He|Roners| Alien Tarde cmpe up to Wright and threw Hadi a4 %, mon him adine. He did not, or could] jo sccrest & not take it. The water was rough; 5 an@ Kelps lost sight of Wright. é He circled the area until about : 7:15 when 1t hecame too dark for auty Salon Catherine A Johnnie & Loys, C. Jeffords Juan BLOWOUTS HARMLES: Protect your car, your family and yourself against blowout accidents. LifeGuard Safety Tubes make a blowout as haim- less as a slow leak. When your car is equipped with Life-. Gvards, -you can drive with your mind free. from fear of death .’. . disaster... . and; the destruction: that too often results from blowouts. Ys om, David Louise: y, Busy Bee H You can get thousands of safe, extra miles from retreaded tires, and it can be done safely if you use LifeGuards for protection against tire failure, LifeGuards will help you get the last mile from your present tires with safety and will usyally last through at least two additional sets. Service Station When a tire with an ordi him to see anything. He returned} Sher ire with an ordinary tube When tire with LifeGuard blows out, out of control, é — stop. Tubes by Goodyear. Remember, you can’t get better protection ... to save your life. rnmost Flowers : to Key West and notified Lt.! S's eg blows out, the single, air compart- baieicmntayet bea alvas wey : Pearson at the. Coast Guard. ‘ whew Government regulations still permit the manu- ment collapses — the wheel: drops <.corts car — deflates slowly. You & Sperift Tommy Dison, who pied pa ae facture of premium-sgfety LifeGuard Safety suddenly, usually throwing the car haye ample time fo bring car to safe, tigated the accident, that there is a narrow point near the cabin, between the ice hox and the gun- nel] of thé boat. He said that the boat was rolling sharply in the! rought water and that Wright, had probably been pitched over the side when he reached this} the hom: Web Drive Inn light Club, plian S., JP. Hotel LARRY DION : LACEY DISTRIBUTOR Boyview Service Station : "DEPENDABLE SERVICE Palm Service Station Y KL DRY-PROOF BATTERY Paul's Tire Shop. BY GOODFTEAR £6 oxtro, hi-type plates for extra starting power You cgn't buy a better” TIRE SERVICE + Realy oun. goons longer, wore,’ baltety anywhere _ for ~ HEADQUARTERS Needs Water Only 3 Times a a veer fer Hommel tie 5 a Pear @ Pixon. found no rourist “Hotel evidence’ of foyl play. They re-| Toye, Cecit—Mumbing radewinds ported that several witnesses said Tropical 8! tal Works Wright had been much too drunk prone 1 : : to take the boat out and that Tonys it Ric Gaista they had pleaded with him not 1 to do so. RS here was no radio aboard the vi Cracker Boy so that the mate {inter had no means of notifying the w. Coast Guard until he reached | - shore. nex Margaret Fhe Cracker Boy came from Mills Key Club, Inc Sayannah, Georgia and was own- Weyik, Rudolph & ‘Eleanor ed by R. P. Bentner of Dayco, Inc.,} WOWARD &” WILSON, Thunderbolt, Georgia. Tax Collector, Monroe County Japr25,1951