The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 7, 1952, Page 6

z ' j 4 Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, January 7, 1952 AUTH It I! 1H Mitt Nuit i iit’ - HANI il NAT CLASSIFIED ‘DVERTISING RATES 95c WIL. GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS aX ile Uc we Be one day three days for six days for twelve days fox twenty- tour tor for per line per line per Line per line per line days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY In case of errot, The Citizen will be responsible for only one nsertion. Contract Rates On Request 2--Apartments For Rent SEA ISLE COURT, Windsor Lane off Truman Ave. 3-room furnish ed apartments. Maid servicé, quiet area, off street parking. Reason able rates. dec20-tf FURNISHED apart roor and bath, maid and janitor ser- vice, linens and utilities furnished. Coral Hotel Aparmtents opposite Post Office. dec31-tf COMPLETELY furnished clean apartment in best neighborhood Adults only, No pets. Like quiet re fine couple, ek or month. 142 Vernon, block above Simonton off South, dec26-tf ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom apart-| Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- | 4§-—}+rinting ment, by week, month or sea- son, 1125 Washington $ ONE bedroom a tric; private tub and shower. Daily and weekly rates. M. & B. Motel. Phone 1848, jan3-tf 9—Female Heip Wanted (Continned) SALES LADY, EXPERIENCED; LOCAL ONLY. FOR PERMAN. ENT POSITION. POLLOCK’S QUALITY JEWELERS, 508 DU- VAL ST. jan4-3t UL’S Resta I has position for nigh, cashier. Call 1933 for intervi Jan3-tf SALES girl wanted. Good pay. Ap- ply 600 Whitehead St. jan5-6t . between and 60 years to represent Avon Pro- For a definite interview Mrs. Smedley, District Ma- P.O. Box 1101, W. Palm Fla an, 7-41 of age ducts rite nager, ¢ Reach PRACTICAL nurse wanted about M 15th for mother and new Phone 790 Ext. 382. Jan. 7-3tx | Dy 10—Male ‘and Female Help| OR WOM Sidewalk Cafe. M 'N waitress want. jan7-3t | ed MAN or woman, 30 - 50 years of age to do general office work. Permanent with future. Apply K. | ¥. Coca Cola Leozcing Co. - | Jan. 7-3t, 17—Personal Services Notary Public | NORMAN D. ARTMAN | Citizen Office i dec4-tf FOR SALE six Consecutive is- | sues of The Key West Citizen. ly. Phone 5i Circulation Dept. a NOTICE BRIDES TO BE and announcements printed by the Artman Press, Phone 51 | jan2-tf | NEW two-bedroom house, also effi ciency, near County Beach, Sea- son rental, 1411 Flagler Avenu jan3-6t 3--Cottages For Rent ib—Special Services | USE SNOW CAP SLE£ACH for brighter, softer, whiter washes. | Try a bottle from your grocer. | jani-tf COTTAGE available Settled permanc ferred, 629 United January 12 pie, pre jan5-tf » --House> For Rent WHY PAY RENT- Let us build you a C.B.S. home with F.H * ‘inancing. Sunshine Construction of Key West, Inc. 2220 Fogery Ave., Phone 598. dec4-tf SUNSHIN bedroom house. Com- pletely furnished. Seasonal rental. Phonue 443. jan3-tf 4A—Hotel Rooms HOTEL rooms available at 411 William only v -sivomns For Rent TROPICAL Hote farge $12 single, $18 double. around rates, 114 Duval. St workingmen jan3-6tx Single rooms, All year dec4-t. §—Wanted ‘To Rent TWO bedroom house or apart ment for occupancy about Ist February. Will consider annual lease, Phone 525-3 jan5-6tx DESIRE IN IRMATION, regard — nel BROKEN LENSES duplicated in | one day. Frames immediately Special discounts to Navy person- Dr. J. A. Valdes, 619 Duval St. Upstairs. dec21-tf N AIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U.S Patent Office | MODEST AP Nawshooruret 1-7 Yau THE BEAUTIFUL TOYS HE CTILL PREFERS TO PLAY WITH THAT OLD TIN PAN Day ALAN= GCT FOR CHRISTMAS AND ne 26—Lots For Sale TWO CORNERS 169 » 100 on Ist Street. Call 598. dec7-tf Make The ARTMAN PRESS * elec. HAVE your wedding invitations | your headquarte.s for the finest in printing. Phone 51. dec4-tf 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies DRIFTWOOD and old bottle ar- rangements by Gus. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019. jan7-3t |89—frailer: For Sale i (Continaeds has opened a down town sales place in Key West MANY NEW MAKES OF TRAILERS ... MANY | USED TRAILERS Small Down Payments, We Have Our Own Financing We Are Florida's Oldest, and Largesi Dealer Buy from a reliable dealer Small down payment, year te pay. Come in and see, buy right Dorr Trailer Sales 710 Duval St. and 1156 N. W. 36 St., Miami 33—Miscellaneous SCREENED DOORS. C»stom built Size 34 x 82. 321 Sinuuon St. © dee 4-i 1951 LIGHTHOUSE, electric refr gerator, hot water heater, shov jer and comode. Almost new. $2100 will delivere to Key West. Phone or write 5769 S. W. 42nd St. Miami, Phone 87-5259. ~ jan4-6t JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling | and roofing. Phone 147-XM. | dec7-tf | Key West Supply Co., 211 Si monton St. TYPEWRITERS; Adding Mac- | hines; Sold, Rented, Repaired. Roberts Office Supply, 126 Duval | St. Phone 250. dec8-tf | —_——— | FOR FINE painting work, guaran- teed workmanship. Call R. C. Goulet, 1810-R. Contractor or Al Guinette, 849-K. jan7-tf 18A—Massage LADIES — Gentlemen Scientific body Casa Marina Hotel, § dee18-24t | 382 WE have a compiete stock o window glass of all kinds. Key West Supply Co., 211 Simonton St. dec3-tf -——--—-—- | WE make keys while you wait |AUTOMATIC Coca Cola Vending‘ machine, holds 39 bottles. Perfect dec3-tf | condition. $175. Children Corner. dec26-tf | Phone 76. TAYLOR-TOP, nursery chair. Both | jan4-3t | $10. 644-A United Street. ie" aes = j 4i— Boats and Moire CABIN CRUISER. 24ft, ready to go, $600. Phone 146. dec21-t AIR BC with 6 motor. | 1850. H.P. Continental airplane Best reasonable offer. Ph jan5-7-9t 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets OCCASIONAL furniture. Custon made. Old Island Trading Post 301 Whitehead St. Jan. 7, Mon-Wed-Fri-tf BATHINETTE wanted. Must be in good condition. Phone 790 Ext. Jan. 7-3tx 34- -Househoid Items For Sale 19—Public Notices GOVERNMENT controls and regu- | lations are constantly changing. Only your local newspaper pub- lishes ‘complete local application of }and used furniture. STORF. of Nearly-Nu Furniture 3416 Duck Avenue. Poinciana Phone 1601. We buy and sell new |$5—Wanted ‘To Buy ing furnished and unturnished Pe aecteyintoy or houses: to rent, | these controls. Subscribe to The ——- ————— lease, sub-lease, or sell. Contact Citizen today. Phone 51, Circulation | YOUR OLD battery is worth $ $ ¢ Lt. (jg) D. A. Dorsey, Fawtulant | Department for home delivery. at DICKS’ TIRE SERVICE. 929 Housing officer. Phone 1100, —- Truman Ave. Phone 778, 161 Jan, 7.3t | 22—Lost jani-tf 7—Business Rentals * | SMALL black schund. Vicinity; WANTED: highway property on DUVAL STREET STORE apartment upstairs. Call 241 8—Maie Help wanted EXPERIENCED sery tendant. Apply Tr Standard Service Station or 9108. Station at White phone jand-3t YARD men and truck drivers. Ap ply Lindsley Lumber Co. between 8 am. and 4 p.m jans-3t SHORT ORDER COOK. Apply in LUBRICATION maa. Apply Poin clana Service Station tf SERVICE Station attendant want ed. Gulf Pride Service tion 601 Truman Ave 9—Female Melp Wanted WAITRESS. Ex 0s working conditions son. Caribe Good Apply in per- PERIENCED W ed. Apply Luigi's Re Duval St. E YOUNG lady for solarium Marina Solarium Casa jand3t of Sth Longshot.”* and Figler. Answers to 2405 Flagler Ave. jan7-1tx 24—Business Opportunities LL Established business for sale. Selling due to sickness. In- quire 604 Truman Ave. Phone 1641. jan4-tf 25-—Real Estate For Sale 3-BEDROOM house. FHA financed. Well located. Phone 1006-J. dec26-12t Two Bedroom Sunshine Home. Ph. 40-3 jan3-6t CORNER home for sale. Apply 2003 Staples jan4-6t APARTMENT house (corner), A-1 business section. Good income now from seven furnished apart-| ments. Possibility enlarging in- come by adding more apartments or stores. Write O. Storm, 405 Wil liam St yant-6tx income property, 104 ft 6 in. by 185 ft. Consisting of 7 om brick bungalow, 5 room frame house, 2roem brick cottage. CHOICE f all completely furnished. Renta) in come $435 monthiy. Price $32,000 cash. Call Horace Young, 1653-J. jan7-tf Biig Pine Ki land. Approximately 100 x 200 William Arthur, 11619 Belletine Ave., Detroit 21, Michigan. Jan 38—AutomobDiles For Sale 1950 FORD convertible. Has new top, heater, radio and overdrive. 7-3tx $1,795.00. Can be seen 1500 Semin- | ary St. or phone 2090-J. jan4-3t decé6-tf | , U. S. No. 1. High| POMERANIAN, male, 9 months A. K. C. Best bloodlines. $75.00 Phones 105-J or 669 Mrs. Bodine. Jan, 7-2tx 44—Poultry STARTED CHICKS: 2!2 to 3% weeks old. Straight run, unsexed N. H. Reds, B. Rocks, Red Rocks Red X Rock Crosses. Ship express only. No C. 0. D. $1 100. Bouk. night’s Hatchery, R. 2, Box 157 Phone 34919, Columbia, S. C jan7-11x CHICK SALE We offer Reds, Rocks, Giants and Crosses. Pri marily cockere Ss: per 100. COD. Live delivery. No Leghorns Rouknight’s Hatchery, Route 2 Telephone 29, Columbia, S. C an7-1tx, 45—Transportation Sterace - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsman dee24-tf 49—Moving HOUSE CALL Garnett estimate MOVERS Ph. 1054-M. for dec24-tf 46 NASH, 600 Club Coupe, good rubber and motor. $450, 185-D Poinciana jan7-3tx 38A—Trucks For Sale 1950 STUDEBAKER pick-up truck, 10,000 miles. Cheap. Must sell ‘ today! Little Star Cafe, Stock Is- land. jans 39—Trailers For Sale . COME SEE US—our prices are the lowest in Fla. New and used. Free overnight lodging. Free de- livery to Key West, long terms. South Fla. distributor for Schult, Pacemaker and Nashua. Harper Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave. Miami. Phone 89-6887. jansS-tf 18 FT. Aluminum Travelite trailer. Tel. 1383-M. jansorx 8! §0—Legal Notices NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIROUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROFR COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No. 22-1113 NOTICE MAS AU hull, good condition | « Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE al 1 or f January, allega , othe Com int’ will a deer ceainst you DONE this pro confesso entered th day of ab) EARL Clerk of the Monroe County Florene R. Capt. C risen Halfway To Haven Today Courageous Captain Is Getting More Confident, Cherry Every Hour By ERNEST AGNEW LONDON \® — Unsinkable C; Kurt Carlsen and the Flying - rprise were halfway to haven y At 8 a. m., (3 a. m. EST) the ‘tug Turmoil and the gale-crippled American freighter she is towing were reported 152 miles from the Cornish port of Falmouth. The tug hoped to make port sometime Wednesday. Carlsen’s heroic stand with his near-sinking vessel—which he re-; used to leave—had started some 300 miles west of the English Coast, where the Flying Enterprise aimose capsized in the worst Atlantie storm in 50 years. The U. S. destroyer Willard Keith, escorting the tug and her charge, reported the little con- 's 8 a. m. position and said ondition of Enterprise unchang- ed.” The message said the weather was cloudy, with a light fog, the sea moderate with westerly swells, and visibility was three to six miles, Heavier weather earlier had forced the tug to take a zig-zag course to ease the strain on the tow. The battered Flying Enerprise today was almost flat on her port side, but still “being towed well,” the Turmoil’s radio operator said in a radio telephone call to the Associated Press. He _ reported vapt. Carlsen “more confident tna, ever” that his battered ship would reach a safe harbor. The wind was rising slightly and there was more of a swell. The Turmoil said she was “swinging from quarter to quarter (varying her course 90 degrees, then back again) because of the change in weather.” The radio operator said if the weather gets worse, the Turmoil's Capt. Dan Parker will abandon Falmouth as his goal and make for any port possible, probably the Scilly I The Turmoil was towing the 6.71l-on Flying Enterprise at an angle of 30 degrees on her star- board bow, using a single steel wire 750 yards lone with a breaking strain of only 65 tons. ‘ That was uke a usuerman trying | to land a heavy salmon on a line meant for small trout. But the Tur- moil has heavy manila housers 20 inches thick reserve if the wire breaks Aboard the Flying Enterprise Capt. Carlsen shared watches with his only companion, Mate Kenneth Dancy of the Turmoil, who jumped from the tug to the freighter early Saturday. While one slept for twa hours, the other watched. Then they swapped. Carlsen is getting more confi dent and more cheery every hour.” the Turmoil told the Associated Press. “‘He’s almost worn out, but oealth is good despite the orae.. Increasing the cheeriness of the dauntless skipper was a broadcast message from his father, Martin, who flew in from Copenhagan with his wife to greet their courageous son when he finally makes land $450 STOLEN FROM (Continued From Page One) never worked for Collette, only his wife had. She was a good worker proprietor said. the His apartment on Pierce Lane is | directly im back of the Blackout ewer in Restaurant as confessed | amber | Says | Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Fair today through Tuesdav: continued | cool today, colder tonight. Rising | temperatures Tuesdav. Moderate to fresh northerlv winds diminish- ine and becoming northeasterly. Florida: Colder today. Contin- Tuesday. Fair, becoming partly loudy on lower east coast Tues- d sonville thru the Florida Straits: Fresh north winds today. ‘Tuesday northeasterly winds. moderate over north portion and | moderate occasionally fresh over south portion. Fair in north and central, partly cloudy in extreme nortion today. Tuesday {south ortly cloudy. ‘Fast Gulf of Mexico: Moderate to fresh north to northeast winds sracually diminishing today. Tuesdav northeasterly —_ winds, moderate except occasionally fresh over extreme south portion Partly cloudy. weather. ‘'Revort Key West, Fla., Jan. 7, 1952 Observations taven at City Office | 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Highest vesterday 82 Lowest last night 57 Meg 70 Normal 69 Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month Deficiency this month ‘Total this Deficiency this year Relative Humidity e* 9:00 A.M. 66«7 Barometer (Sea Levet) 9:00 A.M. 30.20 ins.—1022.7 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac i Sunrise 7:13 am Sunset 5:55 p.m Moonrise 2:58 p.m Moonset 4:21 a.m. rr ; ides Maval Base . *OMORROW low 1:48 a.m. 12:17 p.m ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Station— Bahia Honda Tide high water (bridge) ———oh 10m 9.0 # , No Name Key (east end) —-+2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Pt.) -—oh 40m Caldes Channel (north end) -+ 2h 10m +14 ft (—)—Minus sign: Correction to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: be added. Split Develops Between US. Other Nations On Issue | By STANLEY SOHNSON | PARIS \P—A split developed to- day between the United States and other prospective sponsors on terms of a counter proposal to last jweek’s Russian resolution for a | high - level meeting of the U. N. ‘Security Council | A special private meeting of countries concerned was called to liron out differences Under the Soviet plan submitted to the U. N. Political Committee last week, the proposed council meeting would be attended by for. eign ministers or chiefs of state ; and would e up the Korean ar. mistice as its first order of busi- ness. The United States wants the Western counter - thrust to state specifically that the meeting would not be called until the council thinks such a high - level meeting would have good chance of success. Some other countries think such a limitation would give Russia the chanee to accuse the West of stal- jling. Today’s meeting was devoted to finding a formula for the new | proposal. An influential Latin American | delegation was reported to have | told the United States such a limit- | ation is unnecessary since already | the council alone has power to call | meetings. His country’s view that, with its pro - Western ; Majority, the council would not | summon a special session until the 'U. S., Britain and France think [the time is ripe. According to this view, it thus is unnecessary to include a limita- tion. was said to | ‘ued cold tonight. Slightly warmer | 1 Corrections to! BUBBLES IS CAUGHT IN THE ACT - H i Hn HOTELL UT eT (P) Wirephoto or rather, in the bird feeder—in this unposed shot after she’d leaped in from the snow at Spokane, Wasi, S. R. Robert, owner of the golden cocker, thought he’d been kind to the birds of his neighborhood during the past two months, feeding them cracked wheat anc popcorn, But now he’ knows for sure who’s been doing the f isting in a spot where only, feathered guests are welcome. ’ ¥ . Pleven’s Cabinet | Appears Doomed | PARIS (® — Premier Rene Ple- + ven's coalition Cabinet appeared } virtually doomed today as the! French Socialist Party directorate voted to oppose the government's 1952 budget measure: The directorate’s decision came only a few hours before Pleven was to face the National Assembly on a series of eight con- | fidence votes. If he loses any of them: he is expected to Socialist opposition virt the fate of the Cabinet, Communists and the followers of | Gen. Charles de Gaulle have al- Ways opposed the government. Op- j ponents need 314 votes to unseat | Pleven, The combination of Com-| munist, Gaullist’ and Socialist | votes puts them very near that total | a Kenai | For Improving Of | Police Systems ATLANTA \«® — Citing recent terrorist tactics in Florida,’ the Southern Regional Council has an- nounced plans for a drive to im-| prove police systems in the South. The council is composed of edu- cational, business, church, labor and professional people of both! races. It has representatives in 13; Southern states. | | The council said its campaign, | to be launched soon, wil attempt | to encourage local citizens to work for more skilled and impartial po- lice systems | In its announcement Sunday the | council. referred to recent bombings in Miami and Mims, Fla., and} said: “If the pattern of violence is to be kept fram spreading, local law enforcement agencies throughout | the South must be brought abreast of professional standards of fair. ness and efficiency.” Harry T. Moore. a Negro leader, and his wife were killed by a dynamite blast at Mims, and a Catholic church and Jewish syna gogue were bombed in Miami. | | | | { Will Be Inducted Into Legion Tonight elcomed into of new members Arthur ‘an Legion, at at 8 p.m. Adjutant Bethel Johnson stated “that the *!Key West Guard of Honor will con- duct the ceremony Bus transportation be available for Legionnair de- siring to attend the meeting. The route © bus is along Truman Avenue, Duval Street, Eaton Street. Whit Street, Flagler Avenue, 14th Street. Duck Ave- nue and then on to the Legion en Stock Island. —— The first Wright brothers trial in a motor-driven flying machine carrying a man, on December 17, ‘ 1903, lasted only 12 seconds. Home | Deputy Sheriff J jand 27th avermuc SEARCH CONTINUES Continyed from Page One) graphers snapped his picture. He had been violently hysteri- cal when picked up in Miami for the trip to Key West. State high- way patrolman Jack Walden, O. Barker of Tavernier and Claude Lowe of Tavernicr brought LeMay to Key West The -hour ses- two-and-a-ha sien pinctuated with tears and more de ly wild he- havior. Justice of the Peace Roy Hamlin report LeMav seemed calmer after talking long dis. tance to his mother in Montreal. It was almost impossible fo: the men to get a coherent story from the emotional LeMay, who speaks little Fnelish Jean P. Baillod of Kev who speaks French: and West tourist youne ladv Denmark, were called ist in interpretating story Reporters waitin outside dur. ing the lengthy ‘questioning were instructed to take only one pic- ture of him when he was ese ed cut. This picture, taken as he walked down the steps, head down, was not successful Le y first reported his wife’s disappearance about 10:30 o'clock Friday night at the deputy sher- iff's office in Tavernier. He r ported they had eaten dinner in Marathon and had stopped at Toms Harbor Viaduct No. 4 to fish. His wife. dressed in shorts and bra, told him she was cold and was going to the car, parked West, a Key from in to LeM near the bridge, to change clothes. After a while, she did not return, so he went to inves- tigate. He found the nd bra in the car and her dungarees and horts jacket were gone. LeMay told Lester Saturday night, his wife teased hirm a lot a a for a while he beliieved she was he called out for her ed for her i came worried He joined in the Friday night, but returned to Mi- ami Saturday. He surposed to return to Tavernier and meet earch Sor her deputy sheriff Bar at 21 _o’clock Saturday morning for a \trip to Key West Saturday morning Miami, policemen were called 1 to a filling station at Soutt xie highway © pick up a man creating disturbance. Highway patrolmen found the man was LeMay. He told of his wife's disappearance and sudden ly went beserk and attacked one of the patre He was taken to Jackson r hospital and Jjater reme e Miami Retreat, whe and of- ficers from Tav d him up for the trip to y West Mrs. LeMay has been studying radio acting in Montreal and has Mem«c ed t nier pic taken small parts in radio and stage plays. Her mily is well- own im Montr Her brother is considered a brilliant young lawyer. Mont and pro- vineial police direct have ask- ed Florida police to give Daoust every cooperation in the search, There are more recognized va- rieties of fox than of any other fur bearer