The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 11, 1951, Page 7

ied od _— Fe “iff ith _ USE OUR WANT ADS To. ' evt EAA i ~~ CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE You A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS l2c per line for one day ile per line for three days 8—Male Help Wanted (Continued) Classified Advertising Brings MODEST M AIDENS Cn en ental ADNSae ee EXPERIENCED lubricet good hours and good ply Poinciane Service St: COOK, must know business. So bef and reliable. Apply in per- Caribe Restaurant, son, 4 aii 1c per line for six days ee) Street. between 4 an 5 Sc per line for twelve days “f° ° et Results éc per line for twenty-four Hie PEL OR SRG Gays DISHWASHER to operate me- - : chanical dishwasher and ass: paammaeeeee < lines in kitchen. Apply in pe TELEPHONE . we Caribe Restaurant, Frort Street DEADLINE: 1] A.M. DAILY julyl In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only ene insertion. Contract Rates On Request ROUTEMAN: Columbia = ‘ Dry Cleaners, 617 Simont Street 31 july$ ($-Female Help Wanted MAKE $50 IN SPARE TIME y SELL SOUTH’S finest Chi r Cards. Make $50 on 100 $1 ments. EMBOSSED Nar ed Christmas C. up. Big li s erience needed. FREE | mples, Assortments on ap 34—-Household Items 1—Announcements i 2--Apartments For Rent NEW bedrogrg apt Adutts months, Cail 1015-J after a oe eT eee a Tiss EXPERIENCED, Waitress App ‘eas HEARD OF AL THE NEWS THEY. GET BV THE GRAPE VINE, setter Rv: actiet Duke# “Barbecue, 300 Front, WELL I DECIDED TO GROW ONE MYCELF THIS YEAR july tha july] —_ Sat | ae ENLES CLERK. Sicaly positon. 18—Special Services 2 Ben) Eons Se Sele we PAY $1.00 for old batteries pages Collins Navy Store, 505 Dir Fe fe Dick's Tire S 929 1 HOPES, LOT 65 x 100, zoned for | duplex, | man Avenue, Te e ‘ Phone 598 juni4-t | ae EXPERIENCED align | — WANTED: Old rags fo Z Apply White ous and TWO corners, 100 y 100 on ist purposes. The Key West Citi- 3t fender work, painting. See the street. Call 598; junl4-tt! zen, Greene and Ann Streets, Phone 3-tf “CASHIER, apply in person. Gulf- stream Food Dept. Store. 1105 | 26—Lots For Sale | White street tf| t WI N Ss Kare ey 35—Wanted To Buy d : 3 Antisdale rd SEA” ra =| waimmnss Wante b juleba| ee Duval St, Phone 1870. Cleveland Hig 7. Ob SEA ISLE COURT, Windsor|_“PPIY Starlite Club.” _julys july! july10-tf ane, off Truman Avenue. 2% | FEMALE experien ‘vom furniched 2 ents, utili-! shop operator, Key West. e lude 24 i ee : jsalary! Box 10-SD, c/o Citizen. 19—Pubhe N a GOVERNMEN1 27—Property, Wanted and ‘controls ge __ ee Sund?-tt| “ regulctions are constantly oe water front APARTMENT for adults. No pets. om ging. Only your local rl acreage and lots north of Mara ‘All utilities “furnished Weer? -, 2% SURB-SEBVICE {paper publishes complete local ap tha EA alin EES a we Hotel, 410 Wleming may29-tt, ATTRACTIVE girls for curp,ser-| plication. of these controls. Sub- te legal description. Geo. J.| e ae vice work if méw | drivein. | cribe-to The Citizen today, Phone Hat ee ei RNISHIA {Good opportunity for willing Circulaton Dep. tur hue |™ COMPANY. PC ox ei were “em med and janitor ser | WoTKEE, Apply in person, Carib livery. : 14, Islamorado. july10-6 hctomobles foe SSP | Resta’ 2. i cage ap ae ees tice, eng,.and .. utiliti furn- + . — aaa ished. “Coral Hotel Apebments,| * ad 20—Musicel Instruments 29—Printing 41950 NASH RAMBLER Oo} pis Post Office. may30- tf WAITRZSSES Pe eon —— =. aes 9 Poinciana ? | NEAT, good appearing for inside mt condi- | onigeend For Rent | | “tio: eno,,-piano | mtathinadmeMeme-enrs 4— Houses oy | work at Caribe attest Pre- *hone | your headquarters for the ot ‘49 BUICK Sedan. Good fer, permanent gitls with experi tion. Rad Heater WHY PAY gig WSs Let aman oe Apply in person. A in pening: "ane jun23-tf | owner $1225.00, Miz you @ C.B.S. home with F.HLA. iplus tips i J 84-4625, 1835 Keys financing. Sunshine C nstruction| idl recipe De ‘ of Key West, Inc, 1 10 Fogarty|SALAD GIRL and kitchen a , Phone junll-tf} ant. Must have experi o—Trailers For Sale Front Street. jhe Restaurant, july10-tf | after roe a ae faa sae F ay | RED BRICK ao Co. Furni (ao ture or commengual. Phone 799 | ew i june7-tt| ST uly11-3t} SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE| — s 2 A Srna has openings for student opera-| 93 ee COOL, chatm-jtors, No experience necessary 2 Found 33—Miscellaneous surround-| Good jobs with many promotion h, two| opportunities for girls who are} lay pen, and folding gate outside | high school graduates. Ages 18 ; regis show case equipped | through 25. Regular pay incr Le ssace july11-2t <. 15th.| Interesting work. Apply Mrs. No children | Peters, Employment Office, 539] 2 10 to 12] Southard, Mondsy throu gai stove and a urday, | day. See Herider, Coral Isle T |18 FEET LONG july10-3tx] ark, Stee ajgmd |. Can be seen ag july]l-3tx| $ excellent | PFC. are HAUST fans, portable. New grinders und slicer. Din-} car. Mise. Apply # Skating} ————____—_____——_ july!0-5tx (MORE FOR YOUR MONEY —| Miami Trailer Shop, Inc. 65 {N= 2nd Aven Miami. See th furnished EDROO M house. ~~ mnth)§§- plus til 7 Olivia St te clothing 5 ‘Rooms For Rent location. va I Overseas Hotel (GIVE US your, waste paper. effect. Week-| tryman Ave., and Georgia, Pt 917, Sloe] Le j nge and Bar.} Lain? tf INSURE against cos and doctor's bills wit Rooms | cional’s New Liberal P tails write Horace Y« jor call 1172-3. Ley er! and the with or with d trailers ers and toi u- ly10-tf | E HAVE 28 trge selection of NICE ¢ ~ 515|17—Personal Services good clean house trailers at the B red. re X|lowest prices in Florida. With . | NOTICE ro ise ¢ —_ jterms less than rent. Come see iF nes BRIDES TO BE HA WE have a ce:mpiete ak a at| eg Free ehh ces meine. ae eal your wedding invitations | i; to 6 inf tior window glass of all kinds. Ki ivery, Harper Trailer es &—Wanted To Rent bs uuncements printed by | uly11-5t! west rte Co, 21 Simonton | 4850 N. W. 17th Avenue, Phone i eee Press, Phone 51. £ sais St Florida. | | 89-6887, — Ms Pea [FoR e THE BEST in trailers. New 700 Elit-|"" ‘and used. Pan-American Star, !Tera-Cruiser. 42 months to pa: de Distributing Co., 920 South; may?! july5-6tx/ —} A T house, f ESF ip Federal, Dania, Florida, Phone “gix Consecutive is-| © pts. one marl, ‘sand, top soil. See} | 3000. jun2l-tf) Key West Citizen. } ped + five se or cheapest prices. in. town.! soot, $e Week| bedroo: 9. Producing » 580-M. 3015-8) 49 Motor Bikes and Mo- 30 ce of} - gr | $16,00 nd Johnson, $4--Household Iteme tor Scooters ( ished OTHERS: Special Values -1419 Duv 2 y9-t BATgge eis "$165.00 t t. 2 1 Of} sora for schoo] clothes. By Sate STUDIO couch with covers for ess Bs hs } eae or. ¢ W. pp | Pins and Bows Shop. 615 Caroline) THREE-BEDR je. Kenmore electric roaster. | - se S ily5-6tx | julyl1-3tx Taylor. jalyli-3t' 5 | = aaa 41—Boats and Motors } ae | 8—Speciel Services SALE CHEAP. Crib, high-} pila tiated ee = and wringer type washer. FIVE shrimp srawlers, in a EXPERIENCED wy P | Ww ly11-3t condition, ered penton pee era Bi ene omg od =< [165 H.P. diesel motors. Fully ) nt. APE notes, 1c each. imum charge / 1OLE 4-burner Apt. size bot-j equipped, including nets ready to te gas rar e Used 5% months, |fish Will sell cheap. Make us an Food Depart-/go Artman Press. Citizen Bidg. | White § ily10-3t , offer? Phone. wire or write. King reet. | phone 51. july4-tf | ir Ph. 2 yil-tf) eat st Ph. 2 (mein whik ad — ~ Company, Brunswick,| xet Shop. | WE make icow oh bebe toga junl6-tf| DOUBLE bed ings cheap (Ga, P. O. Box 272, Phone 326. Exc? Nav- or Sa i Pauls Tire jun29-tf] junii-tt] ulyl0-3t_ om asl ai, , 41—Boats and Motors SOD y 45—Transportation a ex Con-/entifled to wear the Purple Heart or} with gold star because of the two! july7-6t| wounds he received in Korea. He . upon the enemy. We , joe which _— = conflict Loh may26-30t | speech. (Continued) * I BOAT, outboard motor} trailer, $245.00. Phone} . July10-3tx } ot 43—Flowers-Trees Shrubs | our lawn with St. Augu-j grass from Baldwins. Any | large or smal]. re 61 Simonton St. stin Staraie: - Moving ND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsmar Is jun28-tf 48—Homemakers YOU A ROOM with too} ‘ Skillfully | ake them } r preblem SHOP, 223 Ann! f a Hundred Dra- july10-3t . READY TELLS | ntinued from Page One) try where the sides of roads dropped off into almost sheer space. Days long and | mights longers, sundown be- | ceme dreaded by everyone. for with the going of the sun went | also our fires, taking away our | only means of warmth and heat- | ing of food. Men were awaken- | ed each hour to prevent freez- ing in fox holes. More frost bite | cases. Our days and nights be- { came more and more a fight for | survival against (1) the enemy. | and (2) the weather.” F e problems significant} were | weather | a man. eats, | and night} opr ity of en- enclosed warm struc- The Beaty t the wounded: had, %6 s6ut of the truéks and d every few miniutes so} | that they w ale not freeze. Re wh about to be com- misioned a second lieitendnt; is] also wy a’ Bresidential Unit} citati i ican Ribbon with three a hn conduct with two S, and many other medals. He and his wife and two chil- en live in Key West now, while e is stationed at the Marine Bar- He stressed the vital role the! ng profession plays in mm Warfare. e of the military profession’ ook to the engineers for properly epared beaches on which to land} r personnel, equipment and sup-! s. Then from the beachhead] ss roads and bridges over our forces to. bear look for hanical guidance in the} ntenance of our rolling equi nt, for sanitation engineeririg, jer Conrad E. Grohs, « Publig Works officer and. pro- gram ¢hairman of the Club, open- ed the evening’s after dinner ac- tivities. Bernard Frank, outgoing’ ident, introdaiced the new of- u-' ficers and members of the Board ctors, after a short history: club club has grown, he said n 40 to 60 members. nk then turned the gavel of fiee to Frohock, the new esident. Directors of the Engineer's club! are J, F. Brooks, Bernard Frank, Comdr. Grohs, Edgar W: Stark, Comat Joseph Watkins, and Vie- tor Lang. CWO Hutchcraft was acclaimed members present for his hard! k in. making the banquet a} s. Mrs. Huftcheraft along ) all wives present enjoyed vast beef dinner and the D tt I by uce | the de. SUMMONS GIVEN (Continuet from Pags One) aimost in front of.the beverage truck. \fter hearing conflicting ver- of what happened, Garrison i both drivers a summons, Ente ‘said Dr. | Gonzalez insisted that the _were not those of a mother’s fingers trying te expedite Wednesday. july li 14d. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DOUBT THAT MYSTERY WOMAN COULD BE «Continued From faze Ones blood on the baby. In fact it looked very clean as | though it had been washed. Thre was no blood in the washroom at all.” he declared. Meanwhile, the woman had left the Pest House 24 hours earlier, according to Jennette. the manager. His wife testified that she inspcted Room A-I after the woman. checked out, and found only 2 small spot of juay20-3t| | blood on the under sheet—but no signs that a birth had taken place. The woman took the 8 o'clock bus to Key West on | Friday morning. according to Jennette. It was at the | Key West bus station that Register the bus driver once more saw her. “She looked just the same Friday morning as she nad Thursday night.” swore Register.” She did not ‘00k any different at all.” She replied to Register’s query: “I feel fine.” She told Rgister that she was going back te Miami on the 12:30 bus because her husband had wired her |that his ship wouldn’t be in until Friday, July 6. She (did not talk to Register on the, trip from Key Westtg- | Miami. He get a porter for her. “The last I saw of her, she was taking a cab,” said Register. ‘who swore that the baby died from strangulation, preb-- 2 ably with a belt that had hard metallic objects on it 4 “I knew the child had uot been born dead,” Gonzalez, who performed the autopsy. Also testifying-yesterday was Dr. Edward Gonzalez 8 “The lungs floated when I tested them. T estimated ~~) that the child had been dead 24 hours or more when I examined it Saturday, June 30, at 12 noon. _ The woman at the Greyhound Post. Heuse had checked out of there at $ a. m. Friday, June 29. Under close questioning by Attorney Lester, Dr, marks on the baby’s neck the birth of a ehild without assistance. “The marks were more like a belt with metal containers on it. They were deep in the muscles of the neck,” he said. Though the umbilical cord was not tied, eae | zalez said this could have been duc to ignorance. The 4 Pas 20 ienaige sig ‘was popped about an inch away from the ado | eotapitee Shanitngiioa of al the organs * i= | dua baby showed no evidence of any al bnormality at all, Nor was. there any blood on the baby’s hody,.the = testified. “Coroner Hamlin recessed the jury pending ithe arrival in Key West of the sailor who is alleged to be the — husband of the mystery woinan,. pe jed Representative Bernie C. Papy |for the work that he had done in the state legislature to protect the small insurance companies opé- ating in Florida. He said that cet- tain factions in Tallahassee were attempting to make it only for larger insurance panies to do business in the s and would have ereated @° ship for thousands of insured Land sons in the state. Charles Pent also Representative Papy on his \tinued attempts to put pond lan cosceee ‘which woul BIW - | Monroe County a senator. COUNTY TAXPAYERS ¢Continued trom Page One) who also attended the meeting, added his pléa: to Albury’s for additional revenue for the hos- pital. He stressed the fact that while patients able to pay had increased in these parts. there was also a considerable increase in the number of unfortunate peo- ple who needed hospitalization, but did not have the money to pay for it. j An item of eight thousand dol-| lars was then inserted in the bud- get for additional funds to be al- tl to the support of the hos- taken and while the $6,000 item | Key for beach improvement, ed, they turned do’ two, the request for twelve thou. sand dollars for patrolling the keys. Charles Pent, Circuit Court Cierk of Hillsboro County, asked the board of commissioners to pre- sent @ petition for easement to permit a road to be built across some property owned by himsel: and other landowners on Key Largo, so that these property; owners might have access to the public highway. Before the session closed Gerald | Saunders, chairman of the Board) of County Commissioners, thank- West Improvement he Sra owners of the field. ’ | Three Commissioners, includ- ing Mayor Louis M. J. were present at the special ling which approved the tion. Alse present and voting it were Commissioners John. bonell and Louis Carbonell. The City will pay fees for the attorneys’ they prosecute a final in the condemnation suit the private owners of thee! port | Also present at the mecting were City Manager Dave King, City Attorney Lester and asao- ciate Curry Harris. ond PROWLER PROTECTION r reckless driving and having 1 accident. Your Grocer SELLS that Goo STAR * BRAND asta eh ‘ ie te: ib. se od - os — — — -_ — oe — _ ~_ a = bad 4 — ban — - aad —_ ne a ~— ao ee Snead — ~_ a ed creceernntienitnae tet clin Mentor BAAN pate hg ere Ae rem i ht