The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1952, Page 6

Page 6 ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 2-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS ‘Tic per line for one day Whe per line for three days ‘We per line for six days 9c por line for twelve days Gc per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines ber insertion DEADLING: 11A.M. DAILY Dense bag i responsible for only ene THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, April 21, 1952 Vourpnir 11 BE CHEAPER To 60 OUT 7 ANC THrow BoriLes AT "| 17—Personal unfurnished; EXPERIENCED mechanic. Apply six month| Bill's Southernmost Garage, 707 apri9-3tx | Whitehead St. apr2l-3t furnished apartment. En-| PAINTERS helper.. Exp. in sand- Cool, comfor- aprii-tf CHARMING brand new studio apartment. By week or month. Must be seen to be appreciated. Corner Seminole APARTMENTS for Adults, no pets, Summer Rates, everything furn- — including fans, 1511 Truman ve. utilities furnished. Stutz Fleming St. apr7-tf For Rent COMPLETELY furnished 1 bed- room cottage, $25 weekly. Casa Cayo Hueso, 1400 Duval St. all 410 or 15th to November Ist or Decem- berlst. $150. Garage attached to house. Write Box H. A.10 ¢/o Citi- ten. pardl-2t% FOUR bedroom furaished house in Casa Marina section. Johnson & Johnson. Phone 372. aprié-tf twa bearoom house, furn- Spacious, * t --~4 OCS SUMMER RATES now in effect at the. Central Hotel apri2tf OVERSEAS HOTEL, st? Fie Street. Low Summer Rentals apridse ne ~| EXPERIENCED Waltress wanted. ing and ta automobiles. Ap+ javarro, Ine. apris-5t MECHANIC and truck driver. Steady Work. Living quarters. Key. aprié-tf Sigsbee Park, Boca Chica, Poin- ciana and Dredger Key. Good money, part or full time. To ar- range a private interview write Mrs. Smedley our District Manager P. 0. Box 1101, W. Palm Beach. apr2l-t HOUSEMAID WANTED. Phone 1641. apr2i-3t WAITRESS wanted. Apply Delica- tessen, Corner Truman and Si-/ apr2l-tf | BARMAID wanted at Starlite Club. 713 Duval St. apri7-6t HOSTESS-CASHIER wanted im- mediately for Raul’s Restaurant. Phone 1933 for interview. aprié-tf ATTRACTIVE young lady for cock-| tail work at Cayo Hueso Club. See Mr. Young. Permanent posi- tion. aprié-tf Apply in person. Luigi's Restau-} rant, 227 Duval St. april-tf | WAITRESS. 2 to 9 p.m. Colletves| Restaurant, 917 Simonton St. | EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted immediately. Good salary and "| werking conditions. Raul’s. Phone iss. apr2-tf | | COCKTAIL Waitresses. Apply Siop-| py Joe’s Bar. After 5 p.m. } | LLA—Employment | Wanted Female aprd-tf; j WOMAN wants to clean office, part time, Reference, c/o P. ©. Box TR. aprid-2tx | 17. Personal Services | Notary Pybiic i NORMAN BD, ARTMAN Citizen Office epri-tt NOTICE j BRIDES TO BE 1 BAVE your wedding invitations aod ancouncements printed by the Artman Press, Phone 5! ‘ april-tf | ital apri-fi (Continued) USE Snow Cap Bleach for soft, white, fluffy washes. Try a bottle from your grocer. apri-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES— FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. 211 SIMONTON: ST. TEL. 378 * marld-tf JOHNSUN & CURRY, Builders and Contractors Free , cash registers, new and used for sale, also repairs and rentals. Metal desks, files, chairs for sale ur trade. We buy and trade Office furniture. ROBERTS OF- FICE SUPPLIES, 126 Duval Street, Phone 250. marl5-tf A G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR after 6. mar31-30tx lishes complete lacad soplicatios at controls. Subscribe location. Terms can be arranged, immediate possession. Phone 566. INCOME $60.00 a week and up, spare time. Refilling and collect- BALL GAME feuMPRe? a 25—Real Estate For Sale (Continued) snideerairedtineeeieernraheerrininmanaenetinas: TWO- modern houses on highway and water with boat harbors and channels, both suitable for resi- dence or fishing camp. All cash. Write or phone Hudgins, Summer- land Key. mar22-tf 26—Lots For Sale eplepltininnclt Sea saae ee os Os BUILDING lot ready for building. Cleaned and graded over 5,000 square feet. Call 420-W. aprl7-3tx ‘tees epebeitdesensi a sa amet ece ax HIGHWAY lot, high land, 20 miles Key West. $750. Write Box 16, Summerland Key. Marina. Zoned for apts., motel, or residential. Max Herman, 3200 Col- lins Ave., Miami Beach, Fla, mar3i-tf 29—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the fines? in printing. Phone 51. apri-tf 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies TROPICAL FISH. Including pair of Headstanders, also Aquarium Grasses and supplies. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019, aprl9-3t 33—Miscellaneous 5 W. S. W., U. S. Royal tires, 820 x 15 plus 5 tubes, $35. Luggage rack, large tricycle, scooter, juic- er. 517 Fleming. 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. Phone 808-XR. trunk. J. D. Archibald, Bidg. | Dorm. 31, U. S. F. S. Phone aprai-st | 127, 790, soliciting. AU acounts establish-| DRIFTWOOD pieces in laree! tt which is secured by inventory and can work 10 hours a week, we | want to talk to you. Excellent fu- ture possibilities of operating full time with much larger income. For interview include phone number in application. Box C. D.-75, ¢/o Citi- ren. apr2i-it 25—Real Estate For Sale | FOR HOMES, building lots, busi- hess property or Key acreage. See Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming. Phone 133. Here since 1919. aprid-10tx | BUILDING 15° x 30°. also large! shed. All new lumber. Must be! moved. 621 Elizabeth. Phone 1348-| W after 6. apri?-3t OWNER leaving town. Priced to} sell immediately: two bedrooms, | CBS, terrazzo floors, tiled bath, refrigerator, numerous kitchen cabinets. Nice lawn with rear feuc- ed. Screened porch. Modern decor $14,200. $3700 cash, $105 monthly peyments. 2107 Flagler Ave. Call i970-XJ now, apna kh you have $495 working cap-| | quantities. Phone Miami, $. C. ter, 56-7444. | apr2i-1t | FOR SALE: 1 draft beer box, 2| keg capecity and water fancet.| Reasonable. FOR SALE: 2 Computing Scales, $ ft. Fish & Poultry Display Case. | Circulating Floor Fans, 2 Burner Ho’ Plate. 1136 White St. | aprit-tf) NEW shipment of tropical fish to decorate your aquarium for) Spring. On display at 1831 First St_| aprls-6tx | 34 -Houseboid Items For Sale HEDSTROM carriage with rabber| foam mattress. Also, Detecto| baby scale. 200-8 Poincians. apris Rx 6 FOOT stand-op Cedar closet. Res sonable. Apply $12 Windsor Lane apris-su, items For Sale (Continued) 50—Legal Notices LIST OF CLERKS, INSPECTORS ‘The following clerks, inepscto: ¢ following clerks, rs and polling places have been de- signated by th e Monroe » Commissioners for the May 6, 1952 primary election. Precinet No. 1—NCCS_ (USO) Building, Duval and Virginia Streets. Clerk: Flossie Roberts; In- spectors: Albert Angueira. .Bliza- beth Schneider, Hilda Sands, Miz- pab Pierce. Precinct No. 2—Petronia Street (Rear Cave Inn Bar). Clerk: Ver- mell W. Hutchison; Inspectors: Corinne Norcissa, Emelio Corral, W. B. Curry; Caridad Anti. Precinct No. 3—High School Gymnasium. Clerk: Nell ury; In- spectors: Louise A. Fowler, Lykes 0, Turner, Mary Castro. : Precinct No. 4—No. 3 Fire Sta- tion. Clerk: Kathryn Cates: In- spéetors: Florence D. Baker, Nimfa Sykes, Wm. F. Duval, Rachael Sanchez. Precinct No. 5—917 Simonton Street. Clerk: Kathryn Perpall; In- Spectors: Alfred W. Johnson, Or- Jando Rodriguez, Lorraine Lowe, Frank del Villar, Sr. Precinct No. 6—County Court House. Clerk: Myrtle Cassassa; 1 spectors: Grover Albury, Flora Michael, Caroline Ford, Grace H. Archer. Precinct No. T—City Hall, Clerk: Ellie Shaw: Inspectors: Leon Pea- | com, Grace D. Kerr, George Schreib- 9 x 106” MOHAWK RUG. Rose. Blonde Coffee Table. 11-2 Poin- ciana. Phone 1563-M. aprl8-3tx NEARLY new 6 cu. ft. Several Re- frigerator, $125. Apt. size gas stove, $75. 715 Waddell. 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new used furniture. mar24-tf 35—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 773. apri-tf 36—Bicycles and Tricycles GIRL’S bicycle, almost new. Must | Sell, leaving for Canada, $30. Apt. No. 1, 721 South. apri8-3tx 938—Automobiles For Sale 199 FORD Sedan. Excellent condi- tion, $975. 1118 Eaton St. apr21-6tx 447 BUICK convertible, fully equipped, $975. Phone 1529-XW. apr21-l0t GOOD CAR. 1937 Olds.. Good transportation and a good mo- tor. Ready to go. Sell cheap, $135. 7B Porter Place. apri9-2tx 38A—Trucks For Sale 1949 CHEVROLET half ton pick-up. Radio and heater. Very clean. Downtown ‘Gulf Station. ‘ apr21-3tx 38—Trailers For Sale 28’ CURTIS WRIGHT. Sleeps 6, awning, new refrigerator. $1500, 1/3 down. Balance easy. Lot 23, 1204 United St. apr2i-3tx HOUSE trailer in good condition. Recently repainted and equipped! with awning. Priced for quick sale.| | Phone 529 or inquire at Key West} | Trailer Court. apr2l 3x) CHARLES LAIRD Trailer Sales. 612 Simonton St. "47 New Moon, | 27’. Bottle gas, refrigerator, $550.) down. °48 Colonial Metal, $575 down. TRAILER awnings made to order, | $49.50 and up. Open after 4:00 ‘clock week days, all day Sat.| $28 Truman Ave. marli-tf 41—Boats and Motors CHRIS-CRAFT boat kits as low as Stock 8-6t 18 RUNABOUT Speedboat. 95 h.p. Fully equipped, $500 or trade. 1715 Washington. Phone 1397-M aprls-6tx 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets PONY for sale. Children's pet. Real tame. Cheap. 3528 Avenue gE. apr2i-6 45—Transportation + Mevirg ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phere 633 i &. V. Kinsman marStt 4SA—House Movers Ss MOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph 1427-XJ for esumate. marstt er, Edward Goehring. Precinct No. 8-604 William Street. Clerk: Carrie EH. Hattrick; Inspectors: Louise Thompson, Doro- thy Louise Roberts, Mizpah Curry, Jennie Gwynn. yi Precinct No. 9—910 James Street (Rupert Knowles). Clerk: Agnes Lowe; Inspectors: Emma 8. Thomp- son, Rupert B. Knowles, Will Ba- ker. Precinct No, 10—1030 Southard Street. Clerk: Sybil Dexter; In- spectors: Harold Pinder, Leroy 8. Sawyer, Fae E. Solomon. Precinct No. ji—Truman — Ele- mentary School. Clerk: 5S. Owen Sawyer; Inspectors: Violet -L. Pin- der, Livingston Bethel, Dolores M, Niles, Dorothy E. Di Negro. Precinct No. 12—High School An- nex (United Street). Clerk: Ramon Delgado; Inspectors: Virginia D. » Nell Rose Lopez, Jennie Fae Bervaldi. Precinct No. 13—Piggy Park An- nex, Flagler and Bertha Streets, Clerk: Olive W. Saunders; Inspect- ors: Doris Rivas, Ruth EB. Carey, Cleora, M. Johnson, Juanita. Roberts. Precinct No. 1¢—Jackson Laun- @ry, Poinciana Conimercial Row. Clerk: Mary R. Mazeau; Inspectors: Ida M. Smiih, Naomi Scribner, Ethel M. Albury, Ollie Mae Brill. Precinct No. 15—Marathon, Cham- ber of Commerce Bldg. Clerk: R. 0. Bushea; Inspectors: Don Fox, FP. H. Center, Albert Harvey. Orecinet No. 1é-—Matecumbe, Old Matecumbe School Bldg. Clerk Hazen Jones; Inspectors: Preston Pinder, Paul Chesley, Jay, Pohiman. Precinct No. 17—~Tavernier, Fia., nic Bldg. Clerk: George W. inspectors: William Ray W. Sawyer, Cyril Keys ( Albury Albury, George Curry. wae apr2t,1952 = ny Coming Events MONDAY, APRIL 21— Handicraft special interest group, Officers’ Wives, at Qtrs. R-1, Naval Station, 7:30 p.m, Meeting, Key West Shrine Club, Benny’s Cafeteria, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Triangle Club, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, W.S.C.S. of Ley Memor- ial Methodist Church, annex, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Elizabeth Taylor Circle of WMU, First Baptist Church annex, 3 p.m. Meeting, Juvenile Council, Clinic Bidg., 8 p.m. Opening night, 5 one act plays by Tennessee Williams, Barn Theatre, 8:30 p.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 22— curtain time: ° Handicraft special interest 7. } j Officers’ Wives’, Qtr. Naval Station, 1:30 p.m. Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club Logun’s Beach Patio restau | rant, 6:45 p.m. | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23-—- | Ladies Day Golf Tourament, K. | W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce, clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge As sociation, Coral Room, Over seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Island City Navy Wives - Club No. 88, Bidg. 178, N. S., 10:30 a.m. FAWTU Officers Wives Club lucheon at Echoasis THURSDAY, APRIL 274~ pre-| sented by Key West Players, | Sawyer-McGrath Statements Conflict On “Ship” Deals Air Foree Has . New Plan For statements by Secretary of Com- merce Sawyer and former Attor- ney General McGrath over the ‘Newbold Morris case may bring both Sawyer and his former Cab- inet colleague before Congress to explain. Sawyer said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press televisiun program that he had asked McGrath to in- vestigate surplus ship deals more than six months before McGrath named Morris as cleanup boss. McGrath recently testified be- fore a House judiciary subcommit- | i tee that he knew nothing of Mor- ris’ ship deals when he appointed | i him in February, 1952, as his special assitant in an inquiry inte charges of corruption in govern- ment. Immediately following Sawyer’s assertion Sunday, Rep. Keating (RN, Y.) demanded that Mc- Grath — and later possibly Saw- yer — be called to explain the “peculiar maneuvers” behind the situation. McGrath was not reached im- mediately for comment. Morris de- clined comment. Morris recently was fired by Mc- Grath as cleanup boss. A few hours later President Truman ousted Mc- Grath from his Cabinet job. Sawyer said on the TV program that he wrote McGrath on June 15, 1951, suggesting the Justice De- partment investigate, “from the standpoint of. the criminal viola- tion of statutes, a certain number of transactions, including those dealing with the China Trading Corp. and United Tanker.” Morris’ law firm represented both firms, and he was questioned at length by a Senate committee looking into large profits made in surplus ship deals involving them. Keating said in a statement Sun- day that Sawyer’s remarks bore others had made that, when Mor ris was appointed, several top of- ficials knew he was. in no position because a threat of persecution hung over his own heead, NEVER A. FINER VALE j | | } Meeting, Monroe County Hospi j tal Woman’s Aux. Sewing group, at hospital, 2 p.m. (ancheon, Rotsr> Club, St. Paul's Parish Hal’ 12:15 p.m. Social meeting, Junior Woman's Club, clubhouse, § p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Pythias, Fierming and St. Joseph's, Convent aui- torium, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Fern Chapter, No. 21 O.ES. Scottish. Rite Temple, | 8 pm Meeting, Monroe County Cerebral Palsy and Cripples association, SATURDAY, APRIL 2— Art clas %, Gallery, County P Most time ic saved when a pres- sure cooker ig used for foods that need long cooks s, fowl, O gue, ace Bot tender, s for children, 2 to 4) FEATURES FOUND ONLY IW HIGHER PRICED MACHINES: ¢ DIE CAST ALUMINUM FRAME o STAIMLESS STEEL MOVING PARTS © NYLON BEARDECS | SUX OWFERENT sTiTcH LENGTHS out the contention he and some | to conduct a thorough investigation | satisfactory for permanent use. The spokesman said the new plan, based upon an individual's date of return from duty abroad, has been under preparation for months. He said its adoption has no connection with recent refusals by some officers to fly. Some officers at Randolph Ait Foree Base in Texas where ignored to in air formations. Some had had their fill of World War II. One has martialed, but the Defense partment has halted disciplinary action pending against others un- serve at least 12 months abroad after his dependents arrive, 2. No personnel with less than 12 months still to serve will be eligible for overseas. duty, 3. Two years’ duty in the United States must be served before re- assignment abroad. 3 4, These rules may be set aside if the airman volunteers for over- service, WS AFACT \¥ BRAND NEW LATEST MODEL SERV GUARANTEE ATLAS SEW - VAC STORES 209 S. Miami Ave. # tke & free bor 50 in a Miami, Pla, 4 no diligates at a a if & F. D. Address — Pirase Send Specific Directions ‘ Reemeneneseeanssssseeeeee mses