The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1951, Page 6

Pegeé THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, November 21, 1951 - 10—Male and Female Halp MODEST MAIDENS 1%¢, pe line tor one day ite per line for three days 10¢ pet line for six days 9c: per line for twelve days 8 per line for twenty-tour rep Minimum of 3 lines a insertion > per DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY case of error, The Citizen il} be responsible for only one i gpa dact Rates On Request 1—Announcements eee LET-US SELL all the things you <n@_ longer need. Esther and Bilt’ Thrift Shop, 716 Duval St. oct29-24t —_ 2-Apertments For Rent SEAL ISLE « COURT, Windsor Lane offfruman Ave. Apartments and rooms. Complete hotel service. nov20-tf whed.: Corai Hotel Apartments opposite Post Office. oct20-tf ATTRACTIVE efficiency apart mefit, for two adults. Every- thir “furnished, including maid service, 521 United Street. eA | nov19-3t .PAY RENT- Let us uit | ,a.C.B.S. home with F.H.A. ig. Sunshine Construction West, Inc., 2220 Fogariy ‘hone sleet Ave., | 18—Special Services + NIGHT CLERK, transcript (male); Desk clerk (male or female); | Bellboys, houseboys, housemaids, Apply in person, The Key Wester Hotel, South Roosevelt Boulevard, | between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. nov2i-6t 10a—Salesmen Wanted \ ELL Name Plates for homes, of- fices. $1.98. You make $1. Free samples. Write: Colorplasties, 212 Summer, Boston, Siass. nov2l- ats 1Sa—Gifts s and I Novelties SHELL LAMPS make excelent gifts for the folks up North. Many other fine shell items. We wrap for mailing. Le Placita, 726 Duval St. novl6-6t | 17—Personal Services Notary Public NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office | oct30-tf " NOTICE BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations 4 announcements printed by the Artman Press, Phone 51 is- sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25c week- ly. Phone 51 Circulation Dept. JOHNSON & CURRY, Builcers and Contractors. Free estimates }on new CBS homes, remodeling and roofing. Phone 147-XM. nov2-tf BROKEN Lenses duplicated ir one day. Frames immediately Special discounts to Navy per sonnel, Dr. J. A. Valces, 619 Du- val St. Upstairs. nov16-tf oct23-tf | FOR SALE six Consecutive SJayvAcan=N “” ‘Tralemark Registered U. S. Patent Office “Te oe i IN i Hew searares SS = a Velow CAN BLACK AND WHITE BE.A NEW COLOR THis YEAR? — HASNT-THERE ALWAYG BEEN BLACK AND WHITE? / 26—Lote Fer Sale ,35—Wanted To ‘Buy TWO corners, 100 x i00 on ist) YOUR OLD battery is worth $ street. Call 598. nov2-tf j 175 x 100’ Yot % dlock from Casa | Marina. Alberta corner Waddeli ! suitable hotel, motel, apts. Blacks ! 798. nov15-30t | FOR SALE: Two lots corner Leon and South. 46 ft., 10. ins. x 100 ft. each. Price $2,000 each. Apply 511! ‘Angela. WE make keys while you wait Key West Supply Co., 211 Si monton St. oct29-tf FOR. _RENT. 3 bedroom hae Season. Adults. 811 Truman Ave. novl0-tf For Rent fROBICAL HOTEL 114 Duval. Newly renovated. Rooms, sin- SNOW CAP BLEACH is milder, yet more effective in its clean- ing action. Try a bottle! novi-tf LEASES, 3c eacn. Promissory notes. le each. Minimum charge Se. Artman Press. Cit'ven Bldg. Phone 51 oct20- tf —910..Doubles, $16. All year around. oct22-tf 'S rooming house; rooms and without private baths. ver 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. novi3-tf étas Help ‘Wanted OL» ei sa od rae a Al MECHANIC. Percentage with ai. Apply Poinciana Ser- vice nov7-tf 19—Public Notices GOVERNMEN2 controls and regulations are constantly changing. Only your local news- paper publishes corr plete local ap. plication of these controls. Sub- scribe to The Citizen today. Phone 51, Circulation Dep... tor hom delivery 22—Lost SIX LOTS on Seminary Street. Phone 566. novl6-6t Stock Island Lots. FOR SALE: Make Offer. Brokers Protected 9, Block 31 15, Block 31 27-38-39, Black 54 5, Block 57, Waterfront 16-17-18, Block 46 Water- »Lot No. ‘Lot No. Lot No.. Lot No. Lot No. front. C. L. Perez, 706 Huntington Bldg. Miami, Florida. nov19-6t 23—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest }1942 BUICK im printing. Phone 51, ; Truman Ave. at DICKS’ TIRE SERV Phone 778. 36—Bic AND RENT; LIVER. PHONE 1380 OV CYCLE STORE, 1030 EA‘ ycles and tT ricycles) ICE, $29 nov1-tf ; V4 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ON OUR PICK UP AND DE- ERSEAS TON ST. nov15-12t 38—Automopies For Sale 4l } BUICK 4-door Speci condition. Forced to sell cash or terms. 645 United Holdridge after 4 p.m n 39 PACKARD. A-1 condition. al. Top for $495 St. M nov19 Good tires. Clean interior. Will sell reasonable. Phone 842-J. nov19-6tx 1949 CHEVROLE’ 1107 Varela Street. ligh ed recently acne Paint, motor nov20-3tx t gree Good re-built, oct30-tf | eood tires, radio, $450, Phone 1913 30—Services and Repairs OFFIEE and shipping clerk. Good Salgfy. Steady. Southern Dairies, Siz uthard St. nov20-6t pS es SERVICE*Station Attendant. want- -ede"Phobe 9103 or apply Stand- afd Servite Station Truman and Whitt, Sts. Novl9-3tx MEN high school grad- » 1B to 27 by large con-} lobe. with a future for peo- Die’ qualify; Call 9921 for intepview ‘between 9 AM and 12 AM, thern Bell Telephone and Tele®taph * Co. nov19-12t NIGHT Desh Clerk. Apply Trade Winds Hotel. 525 Eaton st. Pa nov17-tf SERWICE. station Attendant, Ph. ‘$4t~ Bryans Service, 800 Simon- ton $f nov19-3tx ————__. WOOL PRESSER wanted. Expert, NO#® LAUNDRY GRADUATE Appl¥ in person, Poinciana Dry Cleaners. Nov21-3t ae ROUTE man wanted. willtaké High Apply. in person, Cleaners. Tf not expert School Graduate. Poinciana Dry nov21-3t S—Female ‘Reip Wanted _ pee © <4: alba ta day WANTED: fut yime Salesgirls for part or work, S. H. Kress Co, nov7-tf ot See OA: SALESGIRL. Steady. 505 Duval St.€ollin’s Men's Shop, nov19-6t WAITRESS, Net appearing, effici- entsApply in person. Caribe Re- staurant. Excellent working condi- tions. Nov21-3t WAITRESS WANTED. 218 Duval Sto = Nov19-3t ————___. BARMAID ‘chen ee or! a Ppy Weaver's novl9-3t eS eee nen ESS wanted. Cave Inn Bar, nov20-3t pare ey H *}ed at inventory only. RED WAL LET ON corner of Eliza- beth and Fleming Sts. Keep money and return personal papers, HOUSE MOVERS CALL Garnett Ph. 1054-M. for estimate. a |W nov21-4t $$) fii in cuff ath 5 ee Classified | Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE +) 39—Trailers For Sale (Continued) 21 FT. SRALAND House Trailer. Electr: refrigeration, $900.00. Terms.. stock Island Trailer Park. ! nov21-It TRAILER SHOW and Grand Open- | ing of Rawling’s Trailer Sales, new location 1274 N. W. 79th St. Miami. Complete line of Liberty Coaches including the $12,500 43 ft. | trailer; Also, New Moon, Pontiae | Cottage type, and aluminum type, | Howard Glider, General Richard- | |son, and Travel Master. Single | and two bedroom models. All these 11952 models are direct from the St. Peterburg National Trailer | Show. You are cordially invited to | spend as much time as you would like comparing and_ browsing around through our display. They are all here for your inspection. If you are considering a new model | trailer home, we have 1952 models, ranging from $1,380 to $12,500. Five per cent Liberty Plan, five years to pay. nov21-24-2t XMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN, SCH. ‘alg WINN & ROADMAS BI | 40—Motor Bikes and Mo. CYLES, TRICYCI WAGONS, | tor Scooters nov13-12tx|} SCOOTERS AND OTHER CHIL. DRENS WHEEL GOODS. WE} 1950 CUSHMAN scooter. Excelleni BUY, SELL, TRADE, REPAIR| condition. Undercoating, 150-C Poinciana. nov21-6tx 1—Boats ‘and Motors 32 FT. AUXILIARY ketch, 45 h. p. gray engine. Perfect hull, sleeps Trade Winds Hotel, i 2 St i 13 FT. RACING run-about. Selling for $60. Inquire at 1307 Pine Street. nov19-3t WISC ‘ONSIN Huskie Inboard Boat Engine, Air-cooled 732 H.P. $75. 1811 Seidenberg Ave. nov21-6tx 32 FOOT Spor hing Boat, Out riggers. Needs work. Make offer. Wheelers’ Camp, Stock Island. nov21-6tx 43—Flowers-Trees- Shrubs tional sales contract, H. Laurin will sell at public 7; BY VIRTUE of default in condi a octi5-30¢ |on November 23, 1951 at 11 a.m. at | > eco Lindsey Motor Company one 1947 45—Transportation M. Me auction Phone Mrs. Zwilling, 838-R. nov20-2t } RELIABLE. painting. Fast. and}Oldsmobile Cony. Ser, 9843364 re- clean -work. Hourly, daily, or }taken from Richard E. Pes LOST at Monroe County Beach | weekly rates. 1205 Troémah. Phone nov.21. 1tx Monday. Tower Folding camera, | 9168. Novi6-Stx | ——__—_- = = No. 6251. Reward. Phone 568-M. | |)/—————_—-. 19g. Travers For Sale novat-3tx | 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies : pater, DORR TRAILER SALES 24—BusinessOpportunities|NEW SHIPMENT of fan-tail gold] has opened a down town sales WELL ESTABLISHED busines for sale. Selling due to sick ness. Inquire 604 Truman Ave. oct25-tf Phone 1641. TROPICAL White, sell. Sundry make offer Store, 1019 owner must No reasonable price refused. nov20-6t GASOLINE Service Station Busi- ness. Popular gas. Good gasoline and accessories sales. Well estab- lished, good equipment, and full stock of saleable accessories. Pric Inspection 0 Sales Records and reason for sell- ing available to interested party with the cash to buy. Write Box 210 c/o Citizen. novl5-tf 25-—Real Estate For Sale ARE YOU thinking about a new C.B.S, home? Planning an addi- tion to your present building? Jalousies for your windows Call C.B.S. Construction Co. between 2-6 p.m. Free, estimates and con- tract prices. 517% Duval St Phone 1799. oct25-tf C.B.S. TOPPINO ios. Two-bed room. Call 2006 Setdenberg ave- nue between 5 and 7 p.m. nov15-6t fish. Makes an excellent Chris- tmas gift. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019: nov20-3t 33—Miscellaneous WE have a compiete stock o window glass of all kinds. Key SHETLAND pony, bridle and sad: dle. Price $80.00. Apply McCurdy 111-D Poineiana. novl9-3tx 1118 Fleming. No please. phone calls nov19-3tx CRAFTMAN portable 8" power saw. Excellent condition. Price 75. Phone 9232. nov21-3t 34--Household Items _ For Sale STOR® of Nearly-Nu Furniture 3416 Dueck Avenue, Poinciana Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. nocl-tf FOR SALE; Hot Point rotan iron- er, practically new, $100 cash. Ph. 238-W. 1016 South St. nov19-3t $650.00 WILL buy my cottage. Mov- ing must sell. Furnished or un- furnished. Gas stove, refrigerator, | Mr. Holdridge, 645 United St. Mas- »tic Trailer Court after 4 p.m. nov19-3tx 'HOUSE on Summerland Key, 1 acre lot, channel, swimming pool. On main highway. Unob- structed view of ocean. All utilities. SEAMSTRESS wanted. Steady lins novld-6t pay. 505 Duval, “ey Hudgins & Alphonso, Inc » Phone } 34A—Restaurant & Store Equipment | FOR. SALB- ceiling~fans~-with lights. Restaurant steam table, stove, and small oven. Apply 905 Simonton St. octl9-tt FOR SALE: Show cases, display counters, etc. Apply 511 Duval St. Summerland Key No. 2, novi7-sat-wed-tf “Read the Classified Ads ne Supply. Co., 211 Simonton}|Small down oct29-tf | Pay. THAYER baby carriage, very good | -- -—-—-——— condition, reasonable. Mrs. Fric]| 2 in-eD place in Key West MANY NEW MAKES OF TRAILERS .+. MANY USED TRAILERS Small Down Payme: nts, We Have Our Own Financing We Are Florida’s Olde: Largest Dealer from a_ reliable payment, Come in and see, Buy bi st, and dealer year to uy right Dorr Trailer Sales 710 Duval St. ani id 1156 N. W. 36 St., Miami NOTICE octs1-tf Miami Trailer Shop SUTTON & SUTTON Have Now Opened Their New Lot On Stock Island at the Coral Isle Trailer Park COMPLETE LINE OF AND USED TRAIL NEW ERS FROM 14 TO 35 FEET Best Deal On the Keys TELEPHONE 9262 oct27-tt 27 FT. TRAILER. Inclose pore! Furnished Good buy for ¢ Write Box R. R. the Citizen. 27 FT. MODE RN trailer. refrigerator, bottled gas four. Cheap. Phone 566. oct26-tf lectric Steeps novi6-6t La F FOR SALE 6’. All steel F Poinciana sleeps four. Good condi W48-R after 5 p.m er ly eqiupped. 205- nov19-6tx. eT novi9-tf |18’ TRAILER. Gas stove, ice box ition. Ph. nov20-6t ' 100 LOVELY, Palms, 1231 8- J. young, Cocoanut South St. Phone nov20-3t Storage Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsmas octls-tf 50—Legal Notices IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, PLORIDA, IN PROBATE, In res of MAY DOUGLASS, Deceased. NOTICH Te CREDITORS To AN Greditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said state: nd each of you nd required ms or den her of you, estate of May sed, late County Plorid I natate LOUISE are hereby to present nds which may Lou of Judge + at his to the County, the Court it Key West, Fi (8) ealendar m of the first public Fach such ch be in tate the place office — addre nd shall be shall ng and residence of the orn to By or attorney, wri of ot Novem- JHARRIS CIRCUIT COURT oF THE TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF FLORIDA, FOR MONROE COUNTY. 1068 N Complatnant, _ DIVaRCE r MAS HI ew Defendant. CE BY PUBLICATION IST THOMAS. HITT 116877000. SM. CR otor ‘Transport Company Casy Company Supply School Barracks ford Point Area rp, Leseunes North Carolina HEREBY ORDERED AND REQUIRED to serve a copy of your Answer-to the Complaint for Divorce on the complainant's at- SHAL) | pers. 50—Legai Notices (Continued) this St Plorida DD tounty, ember ‘a 1s (CURCUIT. CO RARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monrae Counts, Florida, By (aa) ae sf ALLAN B. ye y (8d) ALLAN 604 Whitehead Key West, Flor! SIXTRENTH JUDICIAL CEROUIT FOR MONROF COUNTY, IN CHANERRY, Case No. 12-1044 LOIS MERITTE WHIDDEN, Complainant DIVORCE vs. JAMES BERYL. WHIDDEN, Defeada NOTICE BY PUBLICA TO JAMES: E r Residence You ARB that suit for against you herein and you to serve a copy of ve swer on attorney for the Comp ant and file the E with the Clerk of th before 1 (Cireuit Court Seal) RARL R. ADAMS, k Cirenit Court By: (sd) eK. Sawyer le WILLIAM V t AAS Whitehe Key West, Attorney f IN A ED IN AND FOR MONROK COUNT IN CHANCERY. vs. IMOGINE Defendant BY PUBLICATION 1 NOTEC! TMC Greensh YOU ARE that suit fo: against ye quired to NOTIFIED November, (Cireuit, Court ) PAUL GOS White Key West, ‘The Citt sions of the views of its ers, but the editor reserves the ht to delete items wi jous or un should be MI writers 200 words, and write on one of the paper oniy, Signature of the writer mn letters and will lens requested oth | Editor, The Citizen: “THANKS CITIZEN” We wish to thank the many newspapers of South Florida for publishing the notice of our Con- vention that was held in Wright’s Stadium, West Palm Beach, Flori- da, November 16-18. Many readers expressed to up appreciation for the news being in their local pa- It was an aid to them in keeping in touch with news of the Convention. Very truly yours, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES B. E. GIFFIN Lake Worth, Florida. November 18, 1951. —————— = MOTORCYCLIST (Continued from Page One) photographers to check the scene and take pictures. The man was_ identified by his commanding officer and by papers found on his body. He had been living on Stock Island. The Navy man was motorcycle riding his from its and the motor- sign 140 feet well as the man torney, and to file the original An- swer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before December 21st, A: D. 195 above entities eabse, otherwise the allegations therein Will be taken as confessed. DONE AND ORDERED Key at cycle. The motorcycle right side damaging the ‘wheel and the back fender. The body of the Navy man was landed on its front IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | wt day, | Portion tod >| Report a Sunrise 6:49 a.m. ec OR ee inset 5:38 p.m, 8 ~ DIVORCE | Moonrise 0:29 a.m NEE MBS DORE Moonset 1:20 p.m. Po id AND REQUIRED to serve 2 copy | Naval Base for Divorces ane the. complainants | “OMOROM. i * ch Stein Secu 3:25 a.m. :20 a.m. Teoember fiat, A. De lapte tn the 5:06. pam: 10;38, p.m. hove entiticd cause, otherwise (the 000 . - confessed.” NS" | ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA qin ‘aa eset amber, A. 1. 1951 Time of Height ot pa ya ici int SON Station— Tide high water Ol verk of the Circuit Court, | Bahia Honda County, | Flori (bridge) ———oh 10m 9.0 ff sth \No Name Key Sf: | (east end) —-+2h 20m ( Boca Chica Key West, Florida (Sandy/Pt.) -—oh 40m power -28sdees-12,1°51 | Caldes Channel . (north end) -+2h 10m when he hit the stop, sign at the triangle, throwing the} place, as, | Navy legal officers are ‘The WEATHERMAN Says |Forecast ; Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy, windy with a gradual re- turn to warmer today and Thurs- Winds should be fresh to oc- | casionally moderately strong north-| jeasterly today ‘Thursday. |Small craft warnings are indicated |through the Florida Keys, Generally fair weather rising temperatures today and Thursday except mostly! and a few local showers on} he lower east coast. Jacksonville through the Florida) 5 Small craft warnings are from Palm Beach south-| ard through the Florida Keys.| prtheasterly winds moderate over} reme northern portion and} | moderate to fresh elsewhere ex-, | cept fresh to moderately strong it |the display area. Mostly cloudy! {and a few showers in the southern| | Portion, part cloudy in the north and Thursday. cast Gulf: Moderate northeaster-| hy to easterly winds except mostly | fresh over the extreme south por- tio today and Thursday. Partly, cloudy in the extreme south with; \generally fair weather elsewhere. | | and Florida ‘with slowly cloudy a Key West, Fla., Nov. 21, 1951 | | Observations taken at City Office 9:00 A.M., EST | Temperatures i;Highest yesterday 71) Lowest last night 65| Mean 68 ormal 73. otal last 24 hours 0 ins.} ptal this month 3.49 ins. jE ss this month 1,78 ins. j Total this year ..... 23.33 ins. year -13.83 ins.) Nasecsicsse this 69% Barometer (Sea Levei) 9:00 A.M. 30.26 ins.—1024.7 mbs. Tomorrow’s Almanac +14 ft. )—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted, (+)—Plus sign: be added. TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST Atlanta Augusta . Billings Birmingham Bismark Boston Buffalo | Charleston | Chicago ... tc Corpus Christi. .... Denver Detroit El Raso ..... Ft. Worth . Galveston . Jaeksopville KanSas City KEY WEST Los Angeles .. Meridian ... Miami Minneapolis = New Orleans New York . Norfolk ‘ Oklahoma City ..... Omaha Pensacola Pittsburgh Roanoke St. Louis .. ; San Antonio ....... San Francisco Seattle ...... | meras, | dak, industrial sales div | Relative Humidity 2° 9:00 A.M. | .| graphy this year. = The Camera A recent survey of Capper pub- lications disclosed that 88 out of every 100 people have one or more cameras. In fact, 42 out of every 100 people have one or more ca- two 100 have five- or in more. The survey went to more than 1,700 persons, and the result show- ed that 1,451 of them owned still cameras and 138 had movie ca- meras. However, business is there are hints that usurping the place of the amateur as the biggest user of photography least the big- gest consumer of photographic ma- terials. The manager of tman Ko- ion, Paul Barbee, said that photography has hecome important to the engi- }neer as the slide rule. He said it |permits the engineer to analyze, record, communicate and drama- tize. A recent survey by Kodak show- ed that 61 per cent of the larger ; | chemical firms have their own photo departments. Almost half the ;food and drug concerns maintain ther own staffs of photographers. And in the paper industry’ the fi- gure is 65 per cent. Ww hat do all these photographers de? With the rearmament program security in plants has become a \bigger problem again. And thou- sands of identification photographs are needed for badges and pass cards. As we have said, photographs have come to be recognized by }engineers as important aids, And boards of directors of big cor- porations often see reports large- ly in pictures, instead of reading |them in print. Photographs drive home the les- sons of safety in factories and help train new workers, as plants | expand rapidly to handle increas- jing military production. Even inspect often carry a camera, which gives them not only a reliable report, but documentary evidence. The magazine Oilways, published by o Standard Oil company, has estimated that industry is spending at least 250-million dollars on photo- The scramble of both amateurs and professions. for photographic equipment and materials with pro- duction reduced by rearmament ; Shortages, has produced some | gaps on the market. Argus cameras, incorporated has just reported business up 66 per jcent, partly due to heavy military production. Several things have now jbeen discontinued and President Robert Lewis foresaw for the fu- ture what he called “serious cur- tailments of production due to inability to obtain materials. However, new products continue to come onto the civilian market and some of them from foreign factories. Dollar-short foreign lands are buying little and exporting all ; they can to the United States, Corrections to; for greater emphasis. In the sub-minature field, a flash gun is being offered now for the Japanese steky camera. It’s light and uses only midget bulbs. Stereo photography is coming in A Minneapolis concern is offer- ing the first stereo movie attach- ment. A mirror arrangement splits the picture in two on each 16- millimeter frame. A similar attach- ment is made for the projector, and the show is viewed through special spectacles, giving a three-dimen- sional effect. A New York store has opened a stereo department. The store claims it is the first to do so. A shatter shield for individual flashbulbs ‘has been offered by a products company of Cincinnati, The shield of heavy plastic grips the individual bulb, and is snug enough to permit removal of the hot bulb from the flash bulb by gripping the shield. It is designed to elimnate the danger of shat- tering flashbulbs in the firing, Settee American Plane ‘Was Fired Upon LONDON, Nov. 21 —™.— The Communist governments of Hun- gary and Romania complained of- ficially today that an American Air Force cargo plane crossed their territories illegally. The Air Force plane was the same one which was fired on by Communist border guards Monday and then disappeared with its five. man crew and diplomatic cargo. anita ace gy Tallahassee Tampa ........... Washington removed to the Naval gating the accident. pment voted ter . so