The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 8, 1952, Page 7

ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 3.LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS ‘Tie per line for one day Tie per line Yor three days ‘We per fine for six days 9¢ per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion STUDIO apartment for quiet adults. pets. Near Beach. View of water. Everything furnished. $20 per week, or monthly rate. 1214 Duval St. Phone 192-W. apré-tf 1 aoe only, no pets. Phone Seren apr8-1t TWO APARTMENTS, 411 William Street. aprs-3tx ‘APARTMENTS for Aduits, no peta, everything furn- FRONT END MAN. Experienced with Bean visualiner machine. Summer Rates, ished, including fans. 1511 Truman Ave, apré-tf 1-BEDROOM apartment, furnished, electric kitchen, tile bathroom, manent. Salary and Commission. Mar-Ed Dress Shop. apr7-3t EXPERIENCED Seamstress Steady employment.: Apply in person, White Laundry. aprs-3t LAUNDRY help wanted. White gti ea SORT ace Ee FOR. Ba, 20 sty, 1800. White St. pets, all utilities furnished. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming St. apr?-tf REGISTERED nurse wanted "| Galey Memorial Hospital. ished. Phone 937-J. apr7-2tx | 1320 cane Che heen aRE ne meen APARTMENTS EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted ioe (rachel ages immediately. Good salary and Motel. Corner South and William | YoTking conditions. Raul’s. Phone St. apr-tf | 1983. apr2-tf 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart-| ment. 1911 Staples Ave., "$90 per apré-tt aprs-3t at apri-4t COCKTAIL Waitresses. Apply Slop- py Joe’s Bar. After 5 p.m. aprl-7t WAITRESS. Good hours and work- | img conditions. Apply in person, Caribe Restaurant. mari9-tf SALESLADIES WANTED S. H. Kress. * marlo-tf NOW available efficiency apart ment. One room. Suitable for couple, Trade Winds Hotel, 525 Ea- | ton St. apr7-3t FURNISHED apartment. No chil- dren or pets. Call 1104 Truman Ave. between 10 & 11 a.m. any day. mari3-tf| BEDROOM apartments. Moderate | DAY Waitress. Experienced. Good pay. Apply 1005 Truman Ave. mar20-tf 10—Male and Female Help Wanted | HELP WANTED. Men or women. | Mr. Leeds, Fuller Brush Store, 1113 —_—— | * COTTAGE for rent, 1021 Packer. | 7U™42- ee. } aprSSX! ARTHUR MURRAY needs men, women, 19 to 32, neat appearence, 4—Houses For Rent FOR TEMPORARY rental until July Sth. Three bedroom furnish- | ed house, $150 per month. For further information call Albert 3; 10B—Sales Help Wanted EXPERIENCED Sales help want Mills Realtor. apr8-5t NEARLY new 2 bedroom house.| ed. Apply Mrs. Carmitchell at i Three Sisters. apr8-3t Unfurnished except for kitchen, $100 a =month. 2427 Harris, Lt. tees oS a EME Singuefield. Phone 1100, Ext. 14. 11B—Employment Wanted Male apri-st COLUMBIA University graduate, You Army Air Corps veteran seeks work with good future. Per manent Key West resident. Reply to F. H. F. c/o Citizen. to 8 p.m 517 Duval St. upstairs apr2-6tx OWNERS two or three bedroom house, furnished or unfurnished Spacious, newly decorated, all elec- tric, tub & shower, garden. Lease. Phote 224-R. aprt-6t TWO bedroom furnished Sunshine home, $115. 1609 Josephine Street apr7-3tx § ~Rooms For Rent LARGE room for rent. Kitchen privileges. Middle-age lady couple. Phone 769.M aprsst WILL care for ¢ home. Heurly or weekl hone 808-W. 417% Duy SMALL room in private oe private entrance. Phy 1231 South St. ROOM with priva Priv entrance. Jn private home. Truman Av nue OS ROOM for sober man. Pr ROOMS available men. 411 William Phone } | alter 6. Can use 4 dealers, 1 full time, 3) part time. Refrence required. See | intelligent, interview daily 3 p.m. | “MODEST MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U. 8. Patent Office Say Awan NWeu, MY BoS PLONE. UP IN ‘WORKED OUT VERY 18—Special Services WANTED Radio man to repiir Loud Speaker and Interdsm- munication System. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store. 1105 White St. apré-tf USE. Snow Cap Bleach for. soft, white, fluffy washes. Try a bottle from your grocer. apr5-tf SPECIAL Prices on Permanent waves for Easter. Adorable Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton. mar27-tf A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR mar31-30tx WANTED to buy, 20,000 used Type- writers. Typewriters, adding ma-| chines, cash registers, new and used for sale, also repairs and rentais. Metal desks, files, chairs for sale or trace. We buy and trade Office furniture. ROBERTS OF- FICE SUPPLIES, 126 Duval Street, Phone 250. marl5-tf JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors Free estimates and roofing. Phone 147-XM. apri-tf FLOORING, JALOUSIES VENETIAN BLINDS DURO - STONE SIDING ASBESTOS SIDING HERBERT MARSHALL COMPANY 522 SOUTHARD PHONE 1081 marl0-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES— } FIXTURES | KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 711 SIMONTON ST. _—‘TEL. 378| | marié-tf | on new CBS homes, remodeling | land 19—Public Notices GOVERNMENT controls and regu- | lations are constantly changing. | Only your local newspaper pub- | | lishes complete local application of | | these controls. Subscribe to The | | Citizen today. Phone 51, Circulation Department for home delivery. } 20—Musical Instruments TENOR Saxophone practically new. Phone 1@21-XM after 1 p.m “LADY ELG somewhere on Rose Lane, Post Of | 29—Printing 3 PFFICE AND IT WELL location. Terms can be bad 4d immediate possession. Phone apré-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale FOR HOMES, Lots, Aparatment Houses, Motels and Key Acreage, see Paul Boysen. Fleming. Phone 153. aprs-10te at 11 RMR Da 2-BEDROOM Sunshine house. Fury ished or unfurnished. 2425 Fo- garty Ave. apr3-6tx. PRICED TO SELL! Two-bedroom | heme. with large screened porch, utility room, on corner lot, very attractive yard. Monthly payments $59. Down payment $3,900 with possible terms. 2437 Fogarty. Phone 1957-M. apr2-6tx TWO modern houses on nighas and water with boat harbors channels, both suitable for resi- dence or fishing camp. All cash, Write or phone Hudgins, Summer- Key. mar22-tt RESIDENCE, 1117 Virginia, reen- forced concrete building. Large lot, furnished and terms. -Apply 1106 White St. for information. apr7-3tx SPACIOUS 3 bedroom C B S. Just completed. Selling at cost, $16,- 500. Down $5,900, balance F H A, $68 monthly. Johnson & Johnson Realtor. Phone 372. mar6-tf 26—Lots For Sale LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location ¥% block from ocean and Casa Marina. Zoned for apts., motel, or residential. Max Herman, 3200 Col- lins Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. mar3i-tf Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. Phone 51. apri-tf 31—Garden-Lawn Suppites ORCHIDS in blooms for her Easter. New shipment. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019. apr73t 33—Miscellaneous THOR Pneumatic grinder, heavy duty, $50. Chicago pneumatic drill 4%", $15. Propellors 32” x 22", | $40 and 27” x 20”, $25 Sailboat, | ‘Mariner’ anchored in Bight. | aprs-6tx | } Servel Gas Refriger-} $35. See Callahan at Charlie} ino on Stock Island. _ aprS-2t/ | USED kitchen sink, $15, Basin] Stand, $15, Kerosene water heater, $60. Phone 38 after 4:30. aprt-2t LE BED. ng. mattress, 4 dining room chairs, $10. Call 829- XR. apr7-% | ¥s FRANCES S MANY, WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 778. _—— 27 PALACE, Aluminum House Trailer. Dwight Davis, Lot 47, Pearl Trailer Court, Stock Island. rooms, 1 with twin beds, 1 with double bed. Aluminum Jalousie 2- room porch. Key West ‘Trailer Park. Phone '1980-M. apr4-10tx 40—Motor Bikes and Mo- tor Scooters "SL CUSHMAN Eagle for sale. $290. 1302 Angela St. apr-atx 41—Boats and Motors 36’ FISHING BOAT. Inquire Sun- coast Seafoods. Strictly cash deal. apré-3tx Wd’ BOAT, 5 h.p. Johnson motor. 1042 United St. apr7-3tx MERCURY 10 H.P. Outboard mo- tor. 14%’ plywood boat and trail- er, $200. Phone 861-R. 1117 Varela. | MAY, aprs-3t 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets 1 BOXER Pup. 7 weeks old, AKC Register. Also Black Cocker, 8 months old, $35. 1 grown male (Continued) IN CIRCUIT COURT OF TH) SU NTH JUDICIAL CIRCU! OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. Chancery Caxe No. 13-48 ARLEAN MIRTH BRANDY, Geenrainent va. VORCE THOMAS BRANDY, : Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ‘TO: THOMAS BRANDY 5811 Begole Street Detroit, Michigan. EREBY NOTIFIED ED to serve a copy wer to the Complaint on the complainant's 4 to file the original iswer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 18th day of April, A. D. 1952, in the above entitled e: wise the all taken as confessed. DONE AND ORDERED at Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this 1ith day of March, A, D. 1952, (Cireult Court Seal) EARL R. ADAMS Clerk of the Cirenit Court Florida. Deputy (sd) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. Solicitor for Complainant @04° Whitehead Street Key West, Florida. mari8-25;apri IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTRENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. Chancery Case 13-75 FLORENCE THERESA RICHARDS BITMAN, 4 Complainant, Dr va. VORCE LOUIS MURRAY BITMAN, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO; LOUIS MURRAY PITMAN 192 Clifford Street Providence, Rhode Island. w ARE HEREBY ORDERED AND REQUIRED to serve a copy bt your Answer to the Complal for Divorce on the Complainant's and to file the original in the office of the Cleric the Circuit Court on of before May 7th, A. D. 1952. in the above e, otherwise the alle- therein will be taken (as confessed. DONE AND ORDERED at Key West, Monroe County, Florida. this tth day of April, A. D. 1952. (Circuit Court . Seal) EARL R. ADAMS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe Coun! Florida. By: Kathleen Boxer. Must sell, $50. 1515 1st St.| , aprs-6tx NEW Shipment of Mexican’ Par- rots. Parrot and cage, $60. The Pet Shop, 814 Caroline St. Phone 9258. apr5-st 45—Transportation 4 Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 €. V. Kinsman mar5-tf 49A—House Moverr HOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph. 1054-M for estimate. mars-tf 50—Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CiROUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.) IX AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,)| IN CHANCERY. Cnne No. & FRANCIS R. MANY Complainant, DIVORCE 3-04 Defendant. TION McClellan Street Schenectady, New York. YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED AND REQUIRED to file your An- swer to the Complaint, for Divorce on the Complainant's Solicitor, file the original Answer in the flee ef the © cs Court on or be April, A.D. 19 and Me t titled cause, otherwise the alleg tions therein will be taken ag co tested DONE and ORDERED at West, Monroe County. Fierids, this 24th day of March. A.D $3. (Seal) BARL R ADAMS, Clerk of the Ciresit Coart, Monree County. Florida, By Kathleen No spars -apri-8-15.1952 NOTICE UNDER FioTITIOTS NAME STATUTE NOTICE 18 HERERY GIVEN that the wi to engaee is & the fititious Same of “Bayside Trailer Park.” $35 Greene St. Key West. Fioriés. intend to ragisier the sald fletitious name with the Clerk of the Cireuit Court <f Moaroe County, Florida , A W. DEDGI maris-36.apet-$.1962 | HENRY 5. Key | 604 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida. a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN~- CERY. Case No. 13-46 SHUTT, Complainant, vs. pivot i ACreOS ARGARET SHUTT, ahah ~— Defendant NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO: MARY MARGARET SHUTT 166 Chelsea Avenue Memphis, Tennessee You are hereby Bill of Compiaint ed. that ® has you are hereby copy of you Complaint torney, swer in the the Circuit € ith day of May, fault of which 't plaint will be tak arainst you t 2. | THOMAS & 515% Deva! | Key West, Florida apré- Suit Dismissed | TAMPA #—J. T. Fleming, Sun | City developer whose numerous | suits have been tossed out of state | court, found Federal Court just as | stern, } Fleming’s 21 federal actions Mos- iday, saying they were so “con- }fused and irrational” the court | couldn't determine what they were | about. | State court judges here, w jhave had the same trouble with } the suits Fleming files and argues jbimself, have forbidden him to jeome before them again unless lrepresented ty a lawyer. Fleming had sued federal, state | | and county officials from President | Truman on down on various issues | resulting from claims of damage to his Sun City property by the j state and federal governmen‘s in building roads through it. Subscribe to The Citizen at sea | resigned Judge W. J. Barker dismissed GAINESVILLE — The Uni- versity of Florida’s president and its Student Honor. Court continued their dispute Monday over dis- posal of cheating cases which earlier led to the court's unani- mous resignation, ‘Nine of the 11 Honor Court mem- bers issued statements objecting to modification of their decisions. Chancellor John Trinkle and Clerk Fred Jones said the court ac- cepted the first group of modifica- tions March 22 but upon receiving the second group felt “we no long- er had the prerogative to enforce our honor code.” President J. Hillis Miller, in a statement after those made by the court members, said viewed with extreme regret the fact that the young men and wom- en of the court have found it nec- essary to take such a sensatoinal means of impressing their dis- pleasure and disappointment. . .” Trinkle and Jones said that Di. Miller had modified penalties of three convicted students to ‘40, 24 and 30 penalty hours.” Forty pen- alty hours would add abou. a year and two-thirds academic work. Dr. Miller said in his statement that of 23 cases appealed to the Disciplinary Committee, 12 were modified and eight affirmed. He said of the other three, “the only ones modified by the president, one had left school and the other two were given penalties of a loss of credits ranging from approxi- mately a year to a year and a half.” More than 100 of 200 students involved in the cheating scandal have been convicted. Florida's en- rollment is about 8,200. * The cheating involved selling of bye to machine graded examina- Trinkle and Jones charged the president “has removed all our constitutional rights by setting up a policy that we eannot expel-or suspend a student in the recent cheating examina’ se Their statement also said “there a certain of those found guilty by us who have lied under oath, who distributed the éxam key for monetary remuneration, who used the keys themselves, who per- suaded fellow students to lie under oath and who have cheated on their exams for as high as five semesters.”” They said the Honor Court res- ignations protested “reinstatement of certain of these individuals.” Among the statements by other Honor Court members, Richard Campbell, Miami, said “It was told to me by a source I consider reliable that some of these indi- viduals were told by a university official to go ahead and admit to what they had done and not to worry about it.” Court Member Millard Roberts | said “I feel that unless we take | this action .gur honor system will | be usurped by the administration |for the benefit of a partciular | group of individuals.” | James W. Parker, Miami, said | “certain individuals that this court feels were so undesirable that they al +; Should no longer be a part of the university, have, by acts of powers atove the court, been allowed to | remain.” Eleven of the 13-member court sunday night. Two others | had resigned some weeks ago be- ‘| cause of the heavy case load dur- ing the cheating trials. | Under the honor system, stu- | dents convicted by the court may | appeal to a faculty committee, jthen to the president. Dr. Miller j said the system was in the nature of a lower eccurt, appellate court s2| afd a court of final authority and that “it is therefore not a repudia- tion of the lower court when de- cisions are modified on appeal.” He said cases not appealed “have stood without change Honor ¢ members have sa d sentences wer inf t ted students who did not Dr. Miller said “to | men and women a eny young e to re- inde their studies. “This docs not mean that any v lor of the honor code has ese: or will escape just penalty.” His statem: ‘penalties are all rez the students” official re: will remain until e said jeredit pen. dents in the advanced ROTC and Air ROTC | face severe handicaps with ref- Honor Court Takes Case To Student Body After Charging President Ruined System Zoning Approved City Planning board last night approved the zoning setback for Clifford Peters, South and Rey. nolds, and outlawed all future trail. er camps within city limits, Death Accidental JACKSONVILLE (#—A coroner's jury Monday said the death of 17- year-old George Felton Andrews Jr. aftera fist fight at Andrew Jackson High School was accident- “I have | sr The jury absolved Jackie For- syth, 18, of blame in Andt death Wednesday. Andrews died of a brain hemorrhage after. he and Forsyth were involved in a fight. News Briefs OTTAWA ®—A mouse invaded the House Monday night—Canada’s House _of Commons, that is, Drew, Progressive Con- servative leader, was Prime ‘tiatster Los St’ Laurea on a technical point of procedure when the mouse began running around his f opposition. member. The little invader was chased into the corridors and killed by a page boy. last Friday with quarrel was over a Demko said. Czarnecki was held for ling. No charge was filed ately. i i eine HELGOLAND Germany (®—1 | seven years, this rocky little North Sea island has been bombed so heavily it would seem nothing j could live on it, But the rats did. Millions of them. There are so many that the Germans—who .at long last | bave won the island back from the British Royal Air Force—are | wondering how to retake it from the rodents. Helgoland was used as_a bomb- ing practice target by the RAP from the war's end until last | March 1. Then the British turned it back to German control. The | Germans are planning to rebuild ‘and resettle the place. | But they'll have to get rid of | the rats first. The rodents are making life mis- erable for the advance guard of German workers now cleaning ap bemb debris. They gnaw through the strongest cabinets and eat up the food supplies. They chew work» j ers’ shoes, tunnel through walls, jundermine floors, and cut tele phone lines with their strong, sharp teeth. } Rat bunts have, become the | spare time oceupation of the work- ers. | |. WASHINGTON ~The Senate | has pasted and :sent to the House a resolution designating Wednes- day, April 9, as Bataan Day, mark- ing the 10th anniversary of the fall of Batagn. The measure calls for public dis- play of the U. S. and Philippines flagt, and “appropriate services in schocls and churches. a re are about 500,000 Ameri- en under 18 who have st one patent to cancer, American Cancer Soclety points out, erence to continuance th theso onits.’” WANTED Serap Metal... Old Rags Will pay $2.90 for each old Battery. Calf Mr. Feinstein Phone 826-W