The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 24, 1952, Page 4

3 OR Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN sé OUR Thursday, January 24, 1952 vaanseng OUT ENTEAT UU WIL. GIVE you A 3-LinE |! | CLASSIFIED FoR 3 pays |! one day | three days | six days twelve days || for twenty-tow line for per line for line for line for line ~ Minimum of 3 lines per insertion ‘DEADLINE: 11 A.M, DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. | apartmens, 3 rooms | H . nd bath, maid and janitor ser- vice, linens and utilities furnished. Coral Hotel Apartments opposite Post. bn: Optics. dec31-tf DE LUX! LUXE apartment, all electric, private.tile tub and shower, pri- wate entrance. M. & B. Motel, ph. 1848, Daily, weekly or seasonal. jan19- =] APARTMENT for quiet adults. No} Pet. Linens, utilities, everything furnished. $35 weekly. 1206 Florida St. one 192-W. jan24-1t +—~Houses For Rent al 3-bedroom house. Com- : pli grate Seasonal rental. : Phone 443. jan3-tf ; pak &. Bh ee Leta ee eee a WHY PAY RENT. Let us build you a C. B. S. home with F. H. A. Financing. Sunshine Construction of Key West, Inc, 2220 Fogarty Aye.,. Phone 598. jano-tf NEAR beach, New two-bedroom house nicely furnished. Weekly, monthly or seaconally. 1411 Flag- ler. Ave. jan23-6t ICAL HOTEL, large rooms, ‘Single, $20 double.-414 Duval ’ jane4t § pene For Rent LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Cali after 3 p.m., 227 Duval St. H jan2i-tf lJ. r-§—Wanted To Rent LOCAL businessman desires apart- ment or house. Two children Furnished or unfurnished. Call Don, * 9236. jan22et 7—Business Rentals STORE for rent suitable for gar- age, machine or wood working, or manufacturing or any other pu . Inquire at Key West Supply Co. 211 Simonton St. jans-tf RAUL's Restaurant bas position Fag anleariey bus boy. Call for interview. jani8-tf Bente RETIABLE Porter. Sloppy Joe's Bar. 201 Duval Street. jan22-3tx BARTENDER, sober and reliable. Sloppy Joe's Bar, 201 Duval St. jan22-3tx GAS STATION ATTENDANT EXCELLENT opportunity for | thoroughly asretianced man. Re-| plies . P. ©. BOX 507, KEY WEST. jan22-6tx —_—_—| SUB Lt. (jg) and wife desire un-j i furnished house or apartment. ‘\ No children or pets. Arriving Jan. 28th. Write Box 8-CD c/o Citizen. jan24-4tx | — + PRINTER. Apply Foreman, Key West Citizen. jan24-6t ee nee YOUNG man wanted. Apply Casa} Marina Hotel Solarium. jan24-3t |} | EXPERIENCED meat cutter, coun ter man. Apply in person, Gulf- “Stream Food Department Store. | , White St. jan24-tf} Apply El-Rancho Motel, 830 ; Truman Ave. jan23-3t WAITRESS wanted. Experienced. Collett’s Restaurant. 917 Simon- ton St. jan21-tf | Duval Street. jan22-3tx TRAINED nurse wanted. Apply Galey’s Memorial Hospital. jan24-2t | MAID, experiens Apply in per- son. Three Sisters Store, 511 Du- val St. jan24-3t | FOOD PALACE. | $—Female Melp Wanted (Continued) MAID steady work, good wages, BARMAID. Sloppy Joe’s Bar, 201 | EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. { Luigi’s Restaurant, 227 Duval St. jan24-tf /10—Male and Female Help EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Good hours, good pay. Apply in per- son. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. jan22-tf KITCHEN help and dishwasher wanted. Apply in person. Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton St. jan23-tf EXPERIENCED STOCK MAN AND MEAT WRAPPER. AP.| PLY IN PERSON. FAUSTO’S jan23-tf AD BOOK MATCHES WANT ADS To. MET HiNI| i! II mnt Henini if Ht fi fh, rm eurtt ut. al, ‘A att {fil a rift ‘Trademark Registered U. MODEST MAIDENS NOw, DOcTOR, You TELL ME YOuR SyMPTOMG ! SELL every business. No experi- ence needed. Earn big daily com- mission full or part time. Feature UNION LABEL, Glamour Girls, Hillbillies, scenics, dozens of other styles. FREE Biggest, most com- plete match catalog ever offered. Superior Match Co., 7560 S. Green- wood, Chicago 19, Ill. ‘ jan24-1tx 11A—Employment Wanted Female THOROUGHLY experienced Bar- maid. Best references. Overseas. Hotel, Room 311. EXPERIENCED secretary desires |, temporary employment. Good typist. Phone 1514-W. jan23-3tx, 12—Baby Sitters WILL CARE for child in my home while mother works. Phone 1407- jan21-6t 17—Personal Services Notery Public NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office jand-tf POR SALE six Consecutive is- sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- ly. Phone 5i Circulation Dept. NOTICE BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements printed by the Artman Press, Phone 51 jan2-tf 18—Special Services CABINET maker and carpenter work. Work guaranteed. Phones 1058-J or 1579-R. janti-tf —_—_—_—_—— JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling and roofing. Phone 147-XM. jani2-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES— FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION BY MASTER LICENSED PLUMBERS KEY WEST SUPPLY 211 SIMONTON ST. co. TEL, 378 janl-tf FOR FINE painting work, guaran-| teed workmanship. Call R. C./ Goulet, 1810-R. Contractor or Al Guinetie, 849-R. jan?-tf TYPEWRITERS; Adding Ma-| chines; Cash Registers; Sold, Rented, Repaired. Roberts Office Supply, 126 Duval St. Phone 250. @—Female Metp Wanted wanted. Delmonico! 218 Duval St j jan24 mt WAITRESS Restaurant, secseicpenaineces SILK PRESSER wanted. Experi-| = enced only. Steady position. We) pay” 10% more than the union scale. Poinciana Dry Cleaners, 218 |“ Simonton. jan23-3t | ——— ee EXPERIENCED office clerk de-| . © -gires employment. Good S| ; 1 Santa-Cruz, Phone 47 o jan23-3tx) aac R-MAID. Downtowner. 109 Du- geo Street. jan24-2tx jani4-tf | C CAP BLEACH for Nuigae softer, whiter washes. | Try a bottle from your grocer. janl+tf BROKEN LENSES duplicated in one day. Frames immediately. |Special discounts to Navy persen- nel. Dr. J. A. Valdes, 619 Duval St. Upstairs. jani2-sat-tues-thursltf jan22-3tx]} | | 28-—Printing | $0—Services and Repairs | Advertising | Brings | Results TELEPHONE +) 39—Trailers For Sale (Continued) FREE TRAILER space rent, for ' one year, with the first 1952 SUPREME trailer sold in Key | West. See them at Copps Trailer ; Park, Stock Island. jan24-6t } SS Se a 25’ PALACE Royale and furnished, enclosed jalosied porch, 6’ fri- gidaire, apt. size bottle gas stove. Sleeps 6. Southern Inn Trailer | Park, ask for Williams. jan24-3tx 1948 TRAVELO Tandem. Excellent condition. 10 x 20 patio with Alum-A-Room awning and sereen- 19—Public Notices | $3—Miscelianeous ied in porch. Many other extras. ; May be finuneed. Inspect Trailer GOVERNMENT cuntrois and regu- lear POINT Electric Range. Good | at Lot No. 5, Overseas Trailer lations are constantly changing.} condition. Cheap. Shallow well | Court. jan24-6tx ‘Only your local newspaper pub- | pump. Used. Reasonable. Key West lishes complete local application of | Supply Co. 211 etmontan St. 427’ TRAILER with Alum. porch, these controls. Subscribe to ‘The | jan8-+f| many extras. Space No. 40, 1204 Citizen today. Phone 51, Circuiation | 1 United. jan18-6tx Department for home delivery. | FOR SALE: Motorcycle, price $200. Also automobile tires and parts.) 41—Boats and Motors 24—Business Opportunities Very cheap. 411 William St. jan18-6tx ELEC-TRO-PLATING Shop. Ready Ready to operate. Plenty of work. Won- derful opportunity for right Party. Cheap. Phone 566. ee sndiee pineal WELL established restaurant busi- ness for sale. Selling due to sick- ness. Inquire 604 Truman Ave. Phone 1641. janus-tt| 4 ol et "x 50 FT. building for lease. * Plate glass front. On “highway, Stock Island. Phone 104, , pest %-—Real Estate For Sale CHOICE income property, 104 ft.! +6 in. by 185- ft. Consisting of 7 room brick bungalow, 5 frame house, 2 raom brick cottage, | all completely furnished. Rental in- come $435 monthly. Price $32,000 tash. Call Horace Young, 1653-J. jan7-tf TWO bedroom furdished frame house on large lot, $5,000 down. $59.00 monthly. Phone 1653-J. AIR conditioiner, STORE of COUCH 1% perfect condition. ete. Evans Camera LL GLASS showeas ton model. In Suitable for janto-tf| Small store, barber shop, home and Southard St. Phone 439. Store, 509; er and canvas cover. $200. Phone |‘ 3 893-XJ. Jan24-3t janl9-bt = ae 3. rt: ehra 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets 42 inches high. Marble base, $50. Id Island Trading 1571. For Sale We buy Nearly-Nu 3416 Duck Avenue, Phone 1601. room j and used furniture. 34--Household itemr CABIN CRUISER. 24ft, ready to go, $600. Phone 146. dec2l-t 1314 FT. V-bottom boat BOXER PUPPIES, champion stock. > eae Sunland Boxers, Rock Harbor, “| Ph. Key Largo 2664. janl2-24t 45—Transportation Storage = Mo! Furniture Poinciana. and sell new jan 11-tf ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. Kinsman REFRIGERATOR (Servel). Phone 1835-J. good, runs good. and $60. 115-A_ Poincian two chairs, Looks jan22-6t maple. a Pi. jan22-3tx jani2-tf | « BEFORE Key West-Havana Fer-| ries Start. For Lease or For | Sale: Large Waterfront Property on Stock Island and in Havana, Cuba. Suitable for Large Motels. If Interested Write Only. C. L. Perez, 707 Huntington Bidg., Miami, Fla. | White St., condition. $50 each. AS STOVE most new, will sel Apt. 3. and refrigerator. Al- Ml cheap. 714 jan23-3t FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator and bot- tled gas stove. Both in excellent m St. (1397-M). 1715 Washing- jan23-3tx jani8-6t Sunshine home. jan22-7t TWO-BEDROOM ~ Phone 1740-J. 21 st NEWLY built home on large land- scaped corner lot. In seleet neigh- borhood. All masony, tile roof, Cu- ban tile floors and sills, two bed- rooms, two baths, maid’s quarters, living room, screened porch with sunken garden, dining room. All tile, all-electric kitchen including dishwasher. Utility room, solarium, garage. All large rooms. Large sliding door closets. Call 640-XM between 5-7 P.M. for appointment. jan24-3t R ki BRAND NEW spacious 3-bedroom C.B.S. home; immediate oceup- aney, Best residential location, street to street lot. A real bargain as builder is selling at strict cost. Down payment $5,900, balance FHA mortgage, $68.51 monthly. FRIGIDAIRE FOR ONE reasonable. 88-M, 606 ream Trailer Park. SALE (General For information eallt Truman Motors) Ave. Gulf- jan23-3tx 4-burner gas range. Good condition. Reasonable. 1103 | Watson St. jan23-3t EFRIGERATOR, 60, 2018 Harris St Ww. room suite itchen set. studio ¢ 901 Duva Hollywood twin good condition. Phone 1766- jan24-3t bed, living ‘ouch, chrome 1, Apt. No. 2. at DICKS’ TIKE SI 35—Wanted To Buy YOUR OLD battery is worth $ $ § ERVICE. 929 Truman Ave. Phone 778. jani+f Telephone 1006-5. jan24-6tx 38—Automoblles For Sale | 26—Lots For Sate 1951 FORD Custom (8) “door. radio, overdrive, trade, finance. ; CHOICE Big Pine Key lots for sale. Ph. 846-W after 5 p.m. jan22-3t} LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location | % block from ocean and Casa | Marina. Zoned for apts., motel, or | rebidential. Max Herman, 3200 Col- lins Ave., Miami Beach, Fla, jan23-tf| “" Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest i tn guating. Bhone $1. jano-f 1715 Washington. 1939 CHEVROLET | Ave 46 NASH. Good condition sonable offer refused. 185-D Poin- | | Phone 1397-M. janzs- Stx tion. Can be seen nat 2323 Harris after 5 P.M ana. 896 United St. n24-3tx | No rea- 38A—Trucks For Sale {PICK-UP truck. Good condition. | jan23-3tx | 39—Trailers For Sale | 18A—Massage | IF YOU'RE 20 and look 40 that’s your business; but if you're 40/ estimates call Mr. Goldsmith, 1675- PAINTING: Inside or out. First class work and materials. For COME SEE US—our prices are the lowest in Fla. New and used. Free overnight lodging. Free de- livery to Key West, |South Fla. distributor for Schult, Pacemaker and Nashua. H. jong terms. _ want to look 20, that’s mine:}4- Jan21-6tx' Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave. | ‘or appointment phone 575-J. P Miami. Phone 89-6887. janso-tt| Read the Classified Ads jans-tf isporta- | DRIVER wanted ior 1949 Chevrolet from Key West to San Diego or West Coast. Phone Lt. Lundgren. 790, Ext. 362 between 5 and 6 p.m. jan23-6tx AIRLINE pilot and wife flying to Nashville and Chicago, Friday, Jan. 25th. Want two passengers. Phone Key West 790, Ext. 8240. jan24-1tx 49—Moving* | HOUSE “OVERS CALL Garnett Ph. 1054-M. for estimate. dec24-tf ity of Key W . as follows A public hearing on the priation Ordinance of The Key West, Florida for, Appro- | City of pm The City € is hereby directed to give notice of such public hear- ing by publishing this Resolution in one issue of The Key West Citi- zen, a newspaper published in ‘The City of Key West, Florida, such | publication to be effective at least) five (5) days before the date of said hearing | Passed and adopted by the City Commission at a meeting held t) (gist day of January, f EY CB. | ate - rOR LOWE y Clerk. NOTICE UNO! NOTICE the said fictit | Jan | IN THE CIRCUFP COURT oO SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL C1 OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MOVKOE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Cane No. 12-1142 JANET KOPPEL McNAMABA, Complainant, JOSEPH F. McNAMARA, Defendant. } ; NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: JOSEPH FP. MeNAMARA, 686 Kohn Street, Norristown. Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED AND REQUIRED to serve a copy | Apply To Wed DIVOREE | Hi qa Hi) Wik vi ht a Qt! Hit i i i {+ a a | 50—Legal Notices H «Continued) f your Answer to the Complaint Complainant's pai ier OP THE COL To All Creditor sons Having ¢ mands Ag d to pre ands which So filed shall be void « BIDS whom d bids for chi How ing Certain fire fighting equipment for the fire fighting apparatus located at’ Marathon, Flori obtain complete lint desired to be pur- of the Jers may the equipment from the Off at the ¢ West, F ust he in Jerk on © How Key bids munty Tues Comm! The right to ac all bids pursuant to this adv ment. , , Florida, January ‘ourt Robert Baskowitz, Jr.. and Mar- tha P. Noel have applied for a mar riage license at the office of Coun- ty Judge Raymond R. Lord. Ju- lius F. Stone, Jr., will perform the marriage ceremony. Will She Be Queen W dR. Por ter izen Staff Photo IDENT of Key eunion yester. Recalling : |Olden Days Citizen Staff Photo FRANK J. PEPPER greets fel- low-workers on Key West Ex- tension at The sugar-producing island of An- tigua in the West Indies has some of the finest beaches in the ern Hemisphere. Dingos of Australia are the most dog-like of the wild members of the canine family. They resemble dogs | in charaeter and physique but have bushy wolf-like tails. GRACE TOMASINO, a candidate for Naval the Administration Department, West- } YOUNG NAVAJO | (Continued From Page One) make dyes. He ‘strong fingers and | with the hands is flexed aid, Reminded. that silve ithe Navajo’ is one of arts, he smiled slowly jdidn’t |have the chance r ‘between eight) and cightcen | There was no one around to ‘teach me. He wasn’t su he would be (“I don't know | drafted. I am teen, you see. ‘course I'l hether army Indians just turned eig or not if » not -like. are “mostly s -herd father was not a chief. He just kept sheep, j some horses and a few cows. I used to ride a ict, herding sheep. I can still ride anything. . .even a bike.” Zhahay Horse’s Son _ never | slept in a bed until he was near- ly nine years old. “We just roll ed up in a blanket out on the range or at the r yation. I didn’t have clothes, a little flap of cloth except when it was cold on the Gessert. Arizona can | be cold at night)” He paused re- flectively. “I have been in 37 states on trips. Now I want to see Cuba. Tomorrow we fly there.” To the question, did he speak | Spanish, the stripling copperskin “Muy poquita.” guardian, gray-haired, pleasant Mrs. Carrol, explained that she and her daughter were in Arizona ten years ago and ‘had car trouble. They started ‘| walking cross-country and were , aided by ajos on a reserva- tion. Interested in the people, | they stayed awhile and were | fina ally adopted into the tribe | with full ceremony. Such prac permits in turn that the dopted be given a child | if they so wish. Carrol ex- plained that the families were | poor, but proud and actually’ re- ented government help in-many cases. However, Zhahay | Horse, father of the lad, then 8 years old, agreed to allow his son “to © be educated and taken care of’ until he comes of age, or when he wants to come back*to “the” re- servation. Two return ‘visits to the tribe have been made. Zha- hay Horse's Son keeps his long hair in the traditional way be- cause, he explains, “Someday I may want to go back to my peo- {ple and I must not be changed too much for the ceremonies and the return.” In school, as troop leader for Boy Scouts, his group won many prizes. “They gave me this as a farewell present,” he said and | tice | newly proudly showed a _ handsome wristwatch. “It is nice to be so rememberéd,” He liked English the best of all his studies dutside of machine work. Somewhat shyly, he © ad- mitted .that he ‘had written a little poetry. “But I cannot re- member it for you. I remember poems by others, but not my own. Once it is written, it is not part of me anymore.” The trip to Key West was made because he was interested in seeing boats. “I came from the desert, but I like ships. And I like to see the country I want to know the how and what and why.” No one is going to put the In- dian sign on Zhahay Horse’s Son! His parting remark cinched that like a saddle girth. When asked if he would be interested in a movie career he said directly, “I don’t think so. But, it all de- pends on the terms they offer.” | According to the Machinery and | Allied Products Institute, capital | invested per employe in all indus- | try including agriculture is $11,200, The weather bureau usually mea- | Sures snowfall from the bottom of | a standard 8-inch rain guage that is |8 inches in diameter and 2% feet ‘high. Snow is leveled off to cover the bottom at uniform depth. ? Jim Mayberry Photo Station queen from