The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1951, Page 7

— CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 99c j | 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 Se per line for twelve days ¢ per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen f | will be responsible for only one insertion. Contract Rates On Request 1—Announcements at Wi 411 SEA Lane, ‘oe mJ off 1 furnich included summer COURT, Windsor an Avenue. 2% apartments, utili- Adults. No pets. Le APARTMENT for adults. No pets. All utilities furnished. Stu Hotel, 410 ing 1 FURN"'SKED spartments, 3 rooms 5 -Rooms For Rent Overseas Hotel 'S in effect. Week- n $10. 917 Flem Lounge and Bar. SUMMER RAT ly ing St. ingle, 2 ck _With, private batho.one: Som, beach“ iow sume july16-6t Roor LUIGI'S ms with private B12. Restau- ly10-tf ngle I 6 —Wanted To Rent son. 6tx cer on Lt. e call Ext. 1 Naval Of- B. Love, at cutter. Ap- fstream Food Street App july17-St rere ee yse OUR WA ,{/ Opportunities for 1) EXPERIENCED c bedroom Sun-} shine hor 5.00 month un- til Jan. 1. Phone 443. ly 16-6t 10-tf | == — | 18—Specia y or weekly. Surf Hote, F 20—Musical Instruments | _ *| UPRIGHT piano, prime condition. | en ati} Tat NT ADS To, fi if ff Ait alli! | 9Female Help Wanted Registered US Peter Simonton WAITRESS and curb gi Apply in person Bar-be-cue, 701 S' onton julyi2-6t! ‘ EXPERIENCED waitresses. Apply night waitress m Snack Bar SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE has openings for student opera tors. No expe nece: Good jobs with n girls who are high school graduates. Age: through 25, Regular pay increases. Interesting work. Apply Mrs. | Peters, Employment Office, outhard, Monday through person. Baer's Mkt. Du INow I WANT SOMETHING To 22—Lost STUNT 116 GROWTH ~ IM TIRED OF MOWING THE LAWN] / \ ey PUT ON THE GRAS THAT WILL Ice Cream} oret fon. Phone, St) 25 Real Estate For Sale jeep. Good cor 2094-J 11A—Employment THREE BEDROOM use. Total Wanted Female $9500.00. $4,000 ca: a $47.00 i- wo od thly on $5500.00 mortage | BOOKKEEPER experienced, Jur Staples Avenue, Phe r and Senior ant M wia Statem ™ ports general offic work.| APT. and roomy house, having 3 time. Phone 16 y | one-bedroom apts., one tor f and bat tor ser- july17-3t| bedroom: apt. ana five separate vice, liner tora} ~~ Searobins: Near P.O. * Producing ished. Cara] Hotel Apartments,; 16—Personal 30% gross on purchase price of opposite Post Office j tf} — ee | $16,006. Johnson and Johnson, —_———_—-—_—__— — | GIVE US your waste paper. Ley|419 Duval, Phone 372. july9-tf 3—Cottages For Rent | Memotial: “Methodist Church, | ————_—__~——-___. 2 wt 8 |T: an Ave., and Georgia, Phone| APARTMENT HOUSE. Four FU SHED P accomo-| 2812-8. junl8-tf| apartments. Close in. Produc- d avai Oe ane eee 3 ary ing good income on investment ef let 1. $7 Y > (ENSURE. against costly hospital | $14,000.00, See us this. pi sone 4@6¢]_ and déetox’g bills with Profes-| Johnson and Johnson, 448 Duval. july18-9¢}Sichial’s New Liberal Plan; for de- *§uni6-tf ‘ ee _______ tails write Herace Young, Bx 674,)| ———— 4—-Houses For Rent jor call 1172-J. jun26-tf} WILL SELL my equity in two- Reena i —— — bedroom home. Lot, 75 x 100. WHY PAY Remt? Let us build] }7—Personal Services eS eee tek 3.5. twit hia... eee ay : “3 . Si ¢ nstruction| SBE Ro HE ipsa. july th tee ogarty | E Se Naw eee at] HAVE your wedding invitations) 26—Lots For Sale | and announcements printed by} ithe Artman Press, Phone 51. july7-tf | LOT 65 x 100, zoned for duplex, | Phe junl4-tf ‘ ae ee AS operat DO ce Ne es ea seh | | on oe ae TWO corners, 100 x 100 on Ist | Citizen Office street. Call 598. juni4-tf | jJuly23-tf | ~ ‘i a pea {LOTS: Large choice |FOR SALE six Consecutive is-| North end sues of The Key West Citizen.|1110-M Delivered to your door, 25c week- ly. Phone 51 Circulation Dept. 1 Services Bole ie docks Midienuta \Sc.... Artman Press. Citizen Bldg. | Phone 51. july4-tf residential island. Phone july] \2 OCEAN front tots on Stock Is- land. A.R.W. 3503 Antisdale rd. x Make The ARTMAN PRESS ble $15.| WE make keys while you wait | your headquarters for the finest! __ Key West Supply Co., 211 Sim- | in printing. Phene 51. onten y13-tf | jun23-tf Lenses duplicated in Peery eke ee “WE 35—Wanted To Buy 10—Male and Female Help —————— SRT Sg TS oe haired Dick’s Tire Service. two: | WANTED: Old rags for cleaning purposes. The Key West Citi- Ph | 88—Automobfles For Sale i} iM PONTIAC Eight 1949 Folly equipped. Phone 150 6 P.M 46 FORD, reaso: Isle Trailer Park | able july14-6tx 39—Trailers For Sale NEW and used. Leading makes. Low down payments. Terms to after 5 P.M july17-3tx WE HAVE 4 targe selection of good clean house trailers at the lowest prices in Florida. With ter less than rent. Come see us. Free overnight lodging. Free d:.\very. Harper Trailer Sales 4850 N. W. 17th Avenue, Phone 89-0887, Miami, Florida. | | jun29-30 FOR THE BEST 1n trailers. New and used. Pan-American Star tae, Be aN Dania, Florida, jun21-tf | 41—Boats and Motors 3000. FIVE shrimp trawlers in excel- lent condition, powered with 165 H.P. diesel motors. Fully zen, Greene and Ann Streets,| Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE KD | 45—Transportation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsmat jun28-tf The WEATHERMAN Says FORECAST y West i Vicinity: Partly d warm and Thursday; stly howers mc in » variable winds y cloudy with 100n thundershow- ady. Continued hot. ville Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: | Light to moderate va utheast to southwest ather thru Thurs | mostly Weather Conditions For: The Tropical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea iso- or evenings. Gentle to] iable winds Area And Eestern Gulf Of Mexico wed rw \3 atl | People’s Forum Seeecereceeesescoosacoss, The Citizen wetcomes expres- sions of the views of ite read- reserves the ftems which mre considered libelous or unwar- ed. The writers should be and confine th the writer must accompany letters and will be published | tess requested otherwise, | “WANTS POND DAMAGE STOPPED” Editor, The Citizen: The following letter is sent tc the City Manager today an attempt to stop drainage of the }Pond in the Municipal Bird, Plant Wildlife netuary. which is under the joint sponsor- ship of the Monroe County Au- dubon Society and Club Mr. Dave King City Manager, | Key West, Florida in and the Dear Sir Yours of the 16th received, and I'm glad to know what you con- template doing on Stock Island. However, the Audubon Society does not favor draining the pond Water is necessary for a bird sancty . Birds are in the area now because they there. In draining off the water you also drive away the birds. The people of Key West have found ways of controlling quitoes in cisterns without pol jluting the water or draining it This was discussed at one of o recent meetings—how we might |control the mosquitoes in these | ponds, Is it not possible that Thru. The Florida| the problem on the Golf Course | }could be handled in some other way? If a plan is underway to drain all the ponds in this wooded area on Stock Island then the jprospects of a bird sanctuary |there is dark indeed. And what | good are ‘birds? Aside from en- | joyment of having ‘them is: ‘their Weather conditions continue| ®¢onomie value, “destroying in- settled over the Caribbean, the/sects, “Tedénts, caterpillars and tropical Atlantic and the Gulf, | Yatious Kinds of plant-lice. For PS mh \instance, 300 mosquitoes were EPORT Key West, Fla., July:18, 1951 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Hichest yesterday Lowest last night suit. Trade anything of value, fe : Your bonded dealer. Dorr Trailer}**0T™* Sales, 1146 N.W. 36 Street, Mi- aoe ami, Fla july9-12¢3e Precipitation ‘otal last 24 hours 00 ins. ee —~}Total this month 2.11 ins. 27 TRAILER. Electric box, awn-| Excess this month 36 ins | _ ing and porch. Furnished, cheap-}Total this year 8.47 ins Southern Inn Trailer Park. Call) peficiency this year 7.14 ins Relative Humidity et 9:00 A.M. 12% |Berometer (Sea Level) 8:00 A.M 30.03 ins.—1016.9 mbs. Temorrow’s Almanac | Sunrise $:49 am | Su 77 pm. | Moonrise 8:25 p.m. | Moonset 6:40 a.m, } Tides High { 9:44 a.m. 2:45 am. 11:09 p.m. 4:45 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of] Height of 1 | BROK “one peat | 32—Storage equipped, including nets ready to} a Hacds en one day, Frames | immediately.) —_________________ | fish. Will sell cheap. Make us an| ‘oy ae ace Special discounts to Navy Pet-| sep BRICK Storage Co. Furni |otfer? Phone, wire or write. King| (PMGse) -— . sonnel ts u oe Valde ee . emery ture or commercial. Phone 799 Shrimp Company, Brunswick,! ore —— ‘a 2h 20m val St. Upstai weet t|Ga, P. O. Box 272, Phone 326, || (cast end) —+ WE SERVICE any make of car General repairs. brakes, motor} overhaul and tuning-up, align) —— |and balance wheels, body and| WE have a wwinplete stock of | fender work, painting. See the window glass of all kinds. Key | | West Supply Co, 211 Simonton St july 13-tf } | WINS ROCK, mz sand, top soil, See} | us for cheapest prices in town. | 1980 Duval St, Phone 1870. Epos junl5-tf | 34--Household Items |FOR SALE: Deluxe Servel re- GOVERNMEN2 controls and) frigerator. Like new. 6 cu. ft. regulations are constantly/phone 1110-M july16-6t changing. Only your local news- paper publishes complete local ap- plication: of these controls. Sub- scribe to The Citizen today. Phone | _ 51, Circulation Dept, for home) ring CONSOLE Stromberg radio, seas $45.00. Call 9085 after 5 P.M julyl?-3t DOUBLE bed springs cheap Pauls Tire Shop. eet ae | STORE of Nearry-Nu Furniture, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Oil paintings, Art Objects.) phone 1601. We buy and sell new Books. See Mr. Weatherford, 629] and used furniture. junl2-30t _| Caroline Street. july 17-6tx aa 20h PERE aE sum | 94—Household Items Pert | (Continued) SUBSCRIBE TO THE | STUDIO couch with covers for Sale. B-3, Pt. Taylor. july!6-3tx ec aneusLane ase jun29-tf | - ass hydroplane | (Sandy Pt) . Oh 40m Caldes Channel | (north end) _+2h 10m +14 ft \—)—Minus sign: Correction 90 8licommen ® Yellow-throat } was 86| known to eat 3,500 plant-lice in 84/40 minutes: |found in ‘the stomach of a single jnight hawk. Swallows and other Observation ’ taken'at'City Office,/Wwing-feeding birds also feed up- jon the.snesguito which, in the larva form, is eaten by various of our shore arid marsh birds. A | A Headline in The Key West |Citizen tonight reads, “Rats are | costing Residents $125,000 a year, | Langford says.” It is true that in .|the course of a year every hawk .|and owl destroys at least a thou- .jsand mice or rats, or their equi- valent in insects. All of the | above mentioned birds are pres- jent with us seasonally. | Fifteen species of birds are |nesting in our Sanctuary this year. If hot actually nesting there, they nest on the outer keys and feed in the area during the day. One hundred and _ thirty iKey West area during the past year and most of the migrating jand birds are seen only on Stock .Island where; they. find Yours truly, FRANCES HAMES, Vice President, Monroe County Audubon Society (in absence of Stuart S. Whiting, Pres.) July 17, 1951 es es: | | | (Editor’s Note: The following letter was sent by City Manager |Dave King today in answer to |Mrs. Hames’ letter to him.) | Mrs. Frances Hames, Vice Pres., $300.00, 1015 Flagler Ave., a ‘Monroe County Audubon Society a i aa ete ral to be subtracted. | 1280 Von Phister Street om cores a | (+)—Plus sign: Corrections t | Key west, Plorida SRe be added | ie , 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets —— | Dear te ara | een | NAVY SET BOR CRASH | tee =~ letter porreerias 1, THE F SHOP, 814 Carolite! : }1951 and. I am sorry that you | Street. Squirrel Monkeys, Baby! _ (Continued trom Page One) | isunderstood-my letter of July | Ringtail M: . Parrots, Love-|4it Force headquarters. A navy} 16, ce birds, Parrakeets, Canaries, Finch-/ Plane was dispatched to fly to; “Tye low point in: the golf les july12-6t] Miami and bring back the needed | courge which fills and holds ee eae Rd! zi part. After installation, the big| water.during the rainy. season is | SMALL | ial, n j old. {Call BLONDE Cocker Span- 10t pedigreed, 11 months Goapd with children, $20.00. 519-W. july17-3t | 48—Homemakers = a little bit of charm in bad little room. Well- p covers and draperies will make the most of it. Caro- line Shop, nn St., specializes in fabrics for problem furniture land wall colors. | every chos julyi7-st! {plane continued on its flight to acksonville at 11:40 p. m There were only 20 outbound ! passengers instead of the expect- ed 27 slated for the next leg of | the trip. Five passengers said they would make their own way north | car or hitch-hiking or bus. Two said nothing. They just failed {to show up at the time of depart- ure from Boca Chica Tuesday | ne Abe Murdock of the N.L.R.B., ex-U. S. senator from Utah, born jin Austin, Nev., 58 years ago. a } Prof. Dana G. Munro of Prince- ton University, eminent historian, born in Providence, R. 1, 59 years ago. | approximately a foot higher than jthe usual elevation of the water {in the Pond in the Botanical Gardens. The water in the Bo- |tanical Gardens Pond is about jfour tenths of a foot lower than jthe water in the Bay at high tide. |The ditch that we dig will be at the water level of the Pond and fine only drainage that this ditch | will take care of is the excess water that accumulates on the golf course and flows into this Pond. This water from the golf |course is natural rain water and ifresh and will benefit the water ain the Pond in the Botanical | Gardens. i } Under no circumstances. am I ‘lowering the water _leyel letters to | Garden | mos- | species have been recorded in the | 1 atl } | - } ! | | | | find water | | Truman Off To Ins PRESIDENT TRUMAN boards his plane at m@sday, July 18. i985 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 4% } ». i Hh q AA : atte li gr tll ill *< pect Floed oe | tl * (P). Wirephato Washington and | waves his hat jus} before taking off Tuesday for an aerial.in- | spection of flood aamage in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Standing in the doorway of the plane are Mrs. Truman and theit daughter Margaret who are flying to Independence, Mo., their | deat jeav: ture home, for a summer sojourn. DEATHS gational Church in The were compelled to leave MRS. ADA F. GOLD ie Fi x + (Cohtinuee trom ‘Pags Une) Alter Oil Painting , of the in Mich-| 19. h of his wife, Mat es many lends, in Key and Mrs. Rev. * inches. terruption had West about four and her brothers, Henry} ‘3\412 PERSONS © reflects Key West prosperity, | &Tty Stating that: npt To Steal (Continued from Page One) rights on “appropriation of -prop> * MRS. MABLE HALLADAY “Sunlight On. Garrison Communication has been re-| Bight.” an oil painting by- ceived from. the Rev. William, Gerald Leake, Britishsborm..... | Halladay, pastor of First Congre-| S#tist. was partially cutvent artist. was partially cut fsom) its frame by @ razor-teting» thief in an attempt to steal igan the picture from NoblescArty Mrs. Hall who iil, shop and gallery yesterday. during her. husband’s pastorate The art work se here, died July 11. hung on exhibition at the” The cause of her death being) .Cesa Marina hotel and is a cerebral hemmorrhage. She valued at $1,000, If is a Tatge’” painting measuring“25 by 30 Ralph Noble, owner OP hua a Deni at a higher altitude They gallery at 1011 Traman‘ave- Sagal gard ual oa tbae Be nue said that three sides of... ° St. oud and «nat, < BB friends in Michi ie le 8 fully cut and that some in- |. stopped'thes thief from completing his at- Mrs. Ada F. Gold, 75, died at| tempt W tard her home in Tampa t night Leake. is "6 teatiie® artist after a long illness. The daughter | ‘ of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald bbe iecrs aria! Saaaew a i Walterson of Key West, she lived! "he Metropol mrt er here for about thirty years. | ew Ree Se: Geen: Se er he is survived by her son, larence Adams and her daugh-| @Md teaches art as well as ter, Mrs. Isr Boone, both of Painting, professionally, Tampa; her Mrs, J. L. Ad-| === Sy, ams of 804 oline Street here } we : and Mrs. ne Cordova andj NECESS Estelle Freeman, both of FIRST NECESSARY rson of Tampa, Julius Walt-! property by Municipal corparas erson of Miami, and. Vernon | tion.” speek Akos Walterson of West Palm Beach. | Article. 1, Section 114, * off the which is caused in large part b “Property within the corporat _ building boom mits of the City may — he “ai: Figures on byilding empl oe ae mane Hewat in coming months, @¢-ltent of the authority granted’ bi cording to Knight. Last year’s|i). concn : rs % high total of job placements wa’ the Constitution 98 ie Suis drair | Bota: -h appropriation to be made, a§ caused more by tht large employ € ment of women, chiefly Navy cin peavinee: x macy Semen ive 7 "| priation the City may Jacquite ¢ RRA Rain ER Aare fee simple title, er, any ess .e6r n ons ‘tate or easement of use."=* Subscribe to The Citizen (°° ee — Charles ®. Wilson, president of hing any of the Ponds in the |General Motors, born “Minerva, nical Gardens. Ohio, 61 years ago. We ee abe Sincerely, j ie DAVE KING, | Philip L. Graham, publisher at City Manager July 18, 1951 Terry, S. D., 36 years ago, CLEARVIEW 40 ticmin nV All Aluminum Outside Louver Blinds watoustes) FOR-WINDOWS, PORCHES AND DOORS FOR HOMES & COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS SUN - RAIN - HURRICANE $ Inte SchadonSromet Fink and PROWLER PROTECTION AWNINGS .. . JALOUSIES ... VENETIAN BLINDS” | the Washington, D. C. Post,;-berm -