The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 26, 1952, Page 11

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 3,LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 2c per line for one aay Tle per line for three days 10c per line for six days 96 per line for twelve days 8e per line fer twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion BBADLINE: 11A.M. DAILY in case of efror, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. Contract Rates On Request 2—Apaertments For Rent TWO bedroom furnished down- stairs apartment. All electric’ Kitchen, hot water, tub & shower, off street parking, large porch, no pets, by lease only. 6 months or longer, $90 monthly. Apply 425 Francis St. may24-tf 2-BEDROOM apartment. Chil- dren welcome. 905 White St. may23-3t NEWLY FURNISHED, 4 large room apartment. Tile floors, 1st floor, Adults, no pets. Yearly rent, $100.00 per month. Phone 570-W. may23-3t ACCEPTING Applications now for furnished and unfurnished two bedroom apartments. The Royal .Palms Apartments, First Street and Patterson Ave. , may23-tf i ahd apartment for quiet adults. Available Saturday. Li- nens, utilities, everything furnish- ed. Monthly rate or $20 weekly. 1206 Florida. Apply 1214 Duval St. may22-tf TWO apartments on Laird street. =2220 Fogarty Avenue. Ph. mayl2-tf 2-BEDROOM: unturnished apart- ment, 1911 Staples Ave. $75 per month, Office phone 239 or home phone 159%-XW, Mr. Lehman. mayl0-tf ONE bedroom, electric kitchen, tyb and shower, living room. New furniture. Apply Cabrera Wholesale for appointment. mayl-t! BEDROOM apartments. Summer| rates. Utilities included. Adults | only. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane. may15-tf | (Contifiued) ON BEACH SIDE of Island. Breezy, cool furnished apart- ment, private entrance, entire top side of modernized Key West ‘TWO bedroom, two bathrooms, liv- ing room, electric kitchen, beauti- ful furnished apartment, near schools. 1206 Flagler. may2%-3tx and Whitehead Sts., Call 140-J. may24-3t Phone 552-M. ONE-BEDROOM apartment. All electric, tile tub and shower. Utilities, linen and dishes. M. & B. Motel, Eaton, corner Francis. may26-30t —— 2-BEDROOM unfurnished and one-bedroom furnished apart-| ments. Phone 622, between 9 A.M. -12P.M, 2-5 P.M. may2l-tf fortable. Everything furnished, including air circulator, 1511 Tru- COMPLETELY furnished 1 bed- room cottage. Lord’s Beach Court, South & Elizabeth. Phone 1938-M, may22-3t COMPLETELY furnished brick cottage. $75 monthly. Mr. Young. Phone 1653-J. may20-tf 4—Houses For Rent NEWLY BUILT three-bedroom house. Attractively furnished, $135.00 monthly. Mr. Young, Casa Cayo Hueso, Phone 1653-J. may24-tf TWO-BEDROOM, 24’ sq. living room. All electric, tub shower, garden. 6 to 8 months lease. Couple, one child. $115.00. Phone 2294-R. may21-tf APARTMENT for rent. Adults, no} pets, all utilities furnished. Stutz | Hotel Apartments, 410 Fleming St. | may12-tf | NEW 2-ROOM furnished apart-| ment. All ‘utilities included. Floridian Motel, 1212 Simonton st may 16-tf | ae NEW 2-bedroom apartment. Larg Screen porch, good living room, | Jarg~ closets, kitchenette, all elec- tric, air cooled, beautifully fur- nished. $150.00 yearly quire 215 Whitehead. Garnett. | may 16-tf | NEW modern CBS one bedroom un- furnished apartment and utility | room. All electric kitchen, in Key West's exclusive residential section, | pear ocean. 6 months or one year Tease. Also beautifully furnished 1| dedroom apartment until Dec. 1 Phone 1672. mayl9-tf 5-ROOM apartment, furnished, all electric kitchen, $90 month. 1209 White St. Phone 2185-R may20-6tx | ‘TS available. Low eli Motel. South Williams St rn SDROOM apartr Angela St FURNISHED nly EXCEPTIONALLY shed apartment with or ng. Moder nt locat FOUR bedroom furnished house in Casa Marina section. Johnson & Johnson. Phone 372. may2i-tf 3-BEDROOM, furnished house. Electric stove and heater. Chil- dren accepted, $78.00 mo. Clean. Phone 526-W. ~may26-3tx 4A—Hotel Rooms ‘OURISTS and Visitors accom- modated. Very reasonable. De- licious food. Lovely and cool. ate, In-| Comfortable, nice surroundings. | Store, 1113 T: Phone 2193-M. may23-3t 4 We're ON OUR WAY To GET HIM SOME GLASGES- WE DON'T SEE EYE To EYE ANYMORE | # 9—Female Help Wanted «Continued) SECRETARY: U.S. citizen, per- manent resident, neat appear- ance, experience required, pleas- ant working conditions. Call 386 for appointment. may26-3t WAITRESSES, Cocktail waitress- es, Bus Boys wanted. Apply after 5 p. m., Logun’s Ocean Patio, Simonton St. may26-4t EXPERIENCED Saleslady. Cotton King Dress Shop, 604 Duval. may26-tf EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply after 3 p.m., Luigi’s Re- staurant, 227 Duval St. may22-tf BAR MAID. Single preferred, good salary plus hotel room. Over- seas Hotel Cocktail Lounge. 917 Fleming. may22-tf COCKTAIL Waitresses. Apply Slop- py Joe’s Bar. After 5 p.m. mayl4-tf ATTRACTIVE Bar Maid pay, vacation. Two Club Bar, Phone 9236. Good Friends may21-tf super market cashier or one willing to learn Apply in person. Gulfstream Food Department Store. may21-tf EXPERIENC™> ke monico Tavern, 218 Duval. mayl7-tf 10B—Sales Help Wanted MEN OR WOMEN. Can use four dealers, 1 full time, 3 part time. References required. See Mr, Leeds, Fu l | 9:30 AM. to 7 P.M |TROPICAL HOTEL, 114 Duval Reasonable rates all year round Large cool rooms. Maid service. ? may5-18t 5 -Rooms For Reat CLEAN, cool rooms. 513 Whitehead | St. Across from Court House. may20-Ttx ROOMS for working men, $5.06 per week. 411 William may6-30tx LUIG rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Call after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. mayl6-tf LIGHT housekeeping rooms. $10.00 per week. 411 William St mayl9-16tx 7—Business Rentals $—Male Help Wanted MAN " f mechanic. quarters. No Steady Phone ise 9—Female Help Wanted | 18—Nursery Schools |HAPPY - TIME NURSERY. 1301 United Street. Phone 1710-XJ ma t 16—P. [SETTLED Wide | friend, d would care fi | ex w N Refer Available rite C. R. Bixby-Bu c. 3k io Artman Press Phone j Netary Public NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office EXPERT Floor Sand and Waxing Vu as . SNOW CAP tive: yet HOSTESSES wanted. Duffy's Del-| 1553-J 18—Special Services (Continued) | IF YOU CAN’T STOP, SMILE. | Typewriters, adding machines, ‘cash registers, desks, files, New and used for sale, rent, trade. We buy used equipment. Roberts Office Supply, 126 Duval Street, Phone 250. apr30-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES— FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 may23-tf | JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders | and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling | and roofing. Phone 147-XM. ' ~~ mayl-tf }{ —_—_$—$ — — _ —_ <—<<____. A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR may17-30tx | after 6 p.m. | tourists and Visitors accom- | modated. Very reasonable. De- | licious food. Comfortab! Pho e 219. Lovely and cool. may23-3t i} | 18A—Massage NOW is the time to try Massage. Special: 2 treatments $5.00. Ph. J. ay22-6t |19—Public Notices | GOVERNMENT controls sad regu- | lations are constantly changing. | Only your local newspaper pub- lishes complete local application of } these controls. Subscribe to The Citizea today. Phone 51, Circulation : | Department for home delivery. 20—Musical Instruments SACRIFICE Celleni black onyx ac | _cordian, 120 bass. A-1 condition } Key West Musie Center. Phone 138 may22-6tx 23—Found MONKEY picked up by Humane Society. Phone 1637. may21-8tx 24—Business Opportunities SODA fountain and luncheonette | doing excellent business, will sacrifice as owner is going to hos- = FURNITURE COMPANY, ww: apr2s-tf pital. Call 566. UNUS White 24A—Building & Financing i 25—Real Estate For Sale | PLANTS: New shipment. Gloriosa | nice surroundings. | Palms, Anthuriums, 35—Wanted To Buy —— WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 778, aprl-tf 38—Automobiles For Sale 1941 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe in very good shape, see at 203-C, Poincfana, or Call 1148-M. may24-3tx 39—Trailers For Sale 1952 RICHARDSON 27 ft., Toilet, shower. $2,500. 1/3 down. 31 mos. shower. $2500. 1/3 down. 31 | months. Bank ratts. See Meekins, Pearle Trailer Court, Stock Island. may24-3tx Classified Advertising Brings 1948 ZIMMER house trailer. 28 ft.. © 1 y21-' LARGE HOME on landscaped | verseas Tr ‘ier Court. may21-7tx quarter acre, excellent resi- dential district. Phone 2087-R for appointment. may21-12tx WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM $300. to $500.00 on ny trailer. Our pric-s are the lowest in Fla. Come and see us, ‘ree over ‘cht lod-g ing, Free delivery to Key West, | Harper Trailer Sales, 4850 N.W 17 Ave. Miami, Fla. Phone 89-6887. apr23-30t 3-BEDROOM home in wonderful neighborhood. Phone 2291-W. may23-6t BUILDERS BARGAIN. Selling at cost. Brand new 3 bedroom CBS. Tile roof, 1265 sq. ft. spa- cious closets and utility room Lot 50 x 120. Near Naval Hos-| pital. $3,000.00 down, easy pay-) ments. Johnson & Johnson, Rea!- tors, Phone 372. may23-tf| 25 FT. “ADMIRAL” Trailer, "46 TWO modern houses on highway | eaten oe ene Pom water with boat harbors and | els, both suitable for resi- ang or fishing camp. All cash. 41—Boats and Motors ite or phone Hudgins, Su: prett| 18 SPEED RUNABOUT, with trailer.16 H.P. outboard. Like new. 1215 Catherine St. Apt. 4. land Key. apr26-tf | may21-6tx FOR HOMES, Apartments, Lots, Business Property, and Key ‘Dogs-Cats-Pets SQUIRREL MONKEYS. Ideal for Acreage. See Paul Boysen. 626 Fleming. Phone 153. Here since pets. Kinkagow Honey Bear, Baby Cayma’ %. A,, Alligators. 1919. may15-10tx 26—Lots For Sale The Pet Shop, 814 Caroline St. Phone 9252. may16-6tx 175 x 100, %-block fr. ocean. Apts., motel or residential. P 45—Transportation Storage - Moving Boysen, 626 Fleming St. may3-tf ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 27 FT. AMERICAN. Sleeps 4, electric refrigerator, apartment size range. My equity, $250.00. Apply 173-D, Poinciana. may26-3tx 28—Printing _ Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest | in printing. Phone 51. F, V. Kinsman mayl3-tf 49A—House Movers HOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph. 1402-XJ for Lillies in bloom. Tree Ferns| estimate. mayl3-tf (Wolly Ferns), Grafted Gardenias |} ——~——— (large & small), Large Adonidia| 50—Legal Notices Af. Violets | and Begonias. Key West Garden} and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019. m mayl-tf| 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies NOTICR D. 1952 VICTOR LOWE City Clerk INVITATION FOR BIDS For Sale 4-PIECE SET of, al ture, and 2 1 weeks old. INTED children’s bunk beds. | ¥f, 2 sets. 1414 Newton St may24-3t 197 FRIGIDAIRE, 9 cu. ft 65 Sigsbee Road, Dredgers Key may24-3t niture includin autom ROOMS of fur refri t 4% stove, etc. Lot or partial lot. 2026 Staples may22 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. NEW cha Radio - changer. Les Phone 554-XJ model, C 3 speed rec and must sel side s » May Get S109M screened 18’ x 8 porch. Let 43,} Monday, May 26, 1952 THE MUNSAN, Korea (#—United Na- tions truce delegates return to Panmunjom Tuesday to learn if a three-day cooling off recess has cracked the Communist stand on war prisoner exchange. “The explosive issue alone blocks an armistice in Korea, The Communists demand all their captured soldiers back—at the point of a bayonet if neces- gary. But the U. N. Command has been equally firm. It says no pris- oner will be forcibly returned to the Reds. An Allied screening showed only 70,000 of 169,000 Red | POWs and internees want to go back to Communist areas. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison, new senior Allied delegate, said the Reds still may be determined “to delay or reject an armistice.” In an interview Sunday, Harri- son observed: “If the Communists are going to concede, we won't know it until the day it happens. Up to the last minute, they will keep trying to make us give in.” He said he hoped the Reds had used the three-day recess “to stand against forced repatriation. He added that statements by President Truman and high gov- ernment officials of Great Britain and Canada‘ certainly should con- vince the Communist delegation— and their masters” that the U. N. ; Command is speaking with full governmental authority and sup- port. The Allies have told the Reds that the U.N. Command will make no further concessions, Coming Events MONDAY, MAY 26— Methodist Men, meeting, Wesley House, 8 p.m. Anchor Lodge No. 182 Masonic, at Scot Beta Sigma i ing, San Carlos School, 8 p.m District committee meeting, Lion’s Den at 7 p.m. followed by Scoutmaster’s Roundtable at | Den, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 27— Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club at Collette’s restaurant, 6:45 p.m. | Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:30) p.m., Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street. Order of DeMolay Boys, meeting, | Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. | Ladies Auxiliary of VFW, meet- ing, Post Home on Elizabeth | St., 8 p.m. Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Kinghts of Pythias Hall, 8 p.m Ever Ready Star Club, meeting, 3 p.m. Concert, Einar Waermo Swedish Singers, Glad Tidings Taber- nacle, 801 Georgia street, 7:30 p.m WEDNESDAY, MAY 28— Ladies Day Golf Tournament. B W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge As sociation, Coral Room, Ov- seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Jsland City Navy Wives Club No. 88, Bldg. 178, N. &., 2€:30 a.m. American Legion, Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, meeting, Stock Is land, Post Home, 8 p.m. Junior Debs, Woman's Club auditorium, meeting, 7:20 p.m Scottish Rite Bodies, meetin Scottish Rite Tegiple, 8 p.m ZX-11 Officers’ Wives’ club luncheon, Candlelight Room on Virigina street, 12:30 p.m Special interest group, book re view, Fort Taylor, 10 a. m -| THURSDAY, MAY 29— Rot&ry Club luncheon at p.m. St. Paul's parish ha Sufface Developn luncheon, Logun’s patio Lower pert Socia c FRIDAY Knight 3 Anony Presbyteriat Secretary G Sunday the increase are of wagering track betting. study once again” the Allies’ firm ; KEY WEST CITIZEN “" Page ? Air Force Is Worried About Civ. Program Will Try Again To Get Volunteer System Of Aircraft Spotters Into Operation By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON — The Air | Force, seriously worried over a weak link in the nation’s aircraft warning system, is going to try again to get the volunteer system \of civilian aircraft spotters into | round-the-clock operation by July. An attempt was made to t | the full, 24-hour a day pla.e sgot- ting system in 27 states on May 17, but was postponed when a num- ber of state civil defense directors requested reconsideration of the plan, The “ground observer corps”’ is intended to help the Air Force's | Air Defense Command locate and track unidentified aircraft flying too low for radar to detect. e officials contend that this constant, low-altitude surveillance is vit An officer interested in the ene- | my aircraft warning system cited |today an incident in Alaska as an example. About six weeks ago, he said, a ground observer in Alaska (the exact location may not be disclosed) saw what appeared to be the contrail of a plane. (A con- trail) is the streamer of white vapor left by an aircraft flying in ced air or at high altitude. Radar sta- tions in the area could find noth- ing on their screens. No known friendly craft were in the area. The presumption is that the plane, never identified, was flying at an altitude too low for radar to locate or track. Alaska is only few hours flight from Soviet airfields in Siberia and the Russian Maritime Peninsula. ‘The probability is that it_was not | @ bomber. It may have ber Tange reconnaisance aire looking over the territory and photographing radar and other mil- itary installations. The report of the ground observ- er was flashed not only to the Alaskan air defense setup and ra- dar stations of that region but the United States, where a state of readiness was ordered until ra- dar and aerial reconnaissance showed no further trace of the re- ported plane. The Alaskan incident came at almost the exact time the Eastern Air Defense Force picked up on radar the presence of two uniden- | tified aircraft near Presque Isle, |Me., a USAF. base. Interceptors | Were sent up and the planes were | identified as commercial craft, But |the coincidence of that radar in- tercept with the report from Alas- |ka caused uneasy moments In general, the Air Force esti- mates that planes flying below 4,- 000 feet are difficult or impossible to track by radar. This alfitude can be lower in flat terrain or over the ocean, much higher in hilly or mountainous country | The only solution, the Air Force contends, is to back up the radar net which together with stations operated by Canada extends from {the United States to t northern | perimeter of the nt, with grour It is physically and fin impossible to provide er tary personnel for this civilian ground o be put fense ¢ con! observers neially gh mili- So until a erver corps can pera the mand must ports by observers at stallations, n ships operati Coast Guard sta The civ need not be of Mrs Jackson &§