The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 3, 1952, Page 7

q an FOR Quick Tuesday, June 3, 1952 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RES Page 7 ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS Te per line for one day Ve per line for tires days ‘We per line for six days 9¢ per line for twelve days Se por line for twenty-four days Minimum eof 3 tines per insertion DBADLINE: 11A.M. DAILY in ease of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one Insertion. Contract Rates On Request MODEST MAIDENS Registered U. 8. Patent Office ments. Phone 622, between 9 A.M. FIVE room furnished apartment for rent. Available June 13th for 6 weeks. 811 United. Phone 1879-W. ewe May31-3t BEAUTIFUL furnished 2-bedroom apartment, $100 monthly. No pets or children under 10. Phone 1492. june3-3t AIR conditioned; two bedrooms; commodious, attractive. Child ac- Moderate APARTMENT for rent. Adults, no pets, all utilities furnished. Stutz Hotel Apartments, 410 Fleming St. mayl2-tf NEW 2-ROOM furnished apart- ment. All utilities included. Floridian Motel, 1212 Simonton st may16-tf ceases NEW 2-bedroom apartrient. Large screen porch, good living room, Jarg~ closets, kitchenette, all elec- tric, air cooled, beautifully fur- nished. $150.00 yearly ate. In quire 215 Whitehead. Gacnett. | Avenue. may16-tf APARTMENTS available. Low rate. Seashell Motel. South and | Williams St. maylt-tf FURNISHED APARTMENT at 1206 Florida Street. Apply be- tween 4 and 7 P.M, at 1214 Duval St. may26-tf UNFURNISHED apartment. Cool, newly decorated. Phone 234 for in- | formation. NEW, modern, spacious CBS one- bedroom apartment, with living room, kitchen and bath. Complete- ly furnished.. Four exposures. 3711 Eagle Avenue. may28-6tx UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apart- may28-tf | 1512. 4—Houses For Rent TWO bedroom unfurnished house Electric heater, stove, refriger- ator. Call 1855-M or stop by 746 Windsor Lane. june2-3tx i , TWO bedroom furnished house. 2613 Fogarty Ave. Apply 2429 Harris Ave. or call 1611-XJ. june2-3t TWO bedroom furnished house. Electric kitchen, 1 child accept- ed. Apply 814 Olivia St. june2-3t 5-ROOM house furnished, $125 a month. Phone 2099-M. june2-3tx TWO bedroom furnished home. For 1 to 3 months lease only. $125 including utilities. 2405 Fogarty june2-3ix 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 FOUR bedroom furnished house in Casa Marina section. Johnson & Johnson. Phone 372. may2i-tf UNFURNISHED house except kit- chen. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Phone k may31-3t SMALL 2-bedroom house. Lease, Completely furnished, utilities in- cluded. Call 1090. june3-tf 5 -Rooms For Rent ROOMS for working men, $5.00 ment. Near County Beach. per week. 411 William. Phone 552-M. may23-tf may6-S0tx FURNISHED apartment. Living| - soil room, bedroom, kitchen, private bath, gas cooking, and refrigera- LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. tion, Close Navy Base. $14 week. | Call after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. Phone 1145-J. may31-tf | ONE-BEDROOM apartment. All) electric, tile tub and shower. Utilities, linen and dishes, M. & B Motel, Eaton, corner Francis. May26-30t LIGHT. housekeeping apartments and regular apartments. Rates! $10 to $15 per week. 411 William} St june3-30tx | ONE AND TWO room apartments. Yard for children. Weekly or} monthly rates. Tradewinds Hotel, 525 Eaton St june3-3 EFFICIENCY electric kitchen. continuous hot water, private bath, completely furnished. Phone 2297-XR after 3 p.m. Adults june3-Stx Subseribe to The Citizen maylé-tf LIGHT housekeeping rooms. $10.00 per week. 411 William St. may19-16tx 6—Wanted To Rent THREE bedroom furnished house with complete electric kitchen. Year lease. Call F. M. Drummond, 1tT1. june2-3tx TWO or three bedrooms furnished house or apartment. Desired by feouple and $3 children. No pets. Please phone 750-R. Lt. Robert B. Lyon. june3-1tx 7—Business Rentals 63 FLEMING able for office or other business establishments. Pleaty of room | Phose 51. may3lt FeeAND IF YOU DO NOT y KNOW BY RETURN Day ALan= GET THIS LETTER, LET ME MAIL | @ 7—Business Rentals (Continued) LARGE, spacious building. With or without restaurant fixtures. Formerly Blackout Restaurant, 917 Simonton. Inquire 512 Olivia St. may27-tf STORE FOR RENT. Suitable for most any business. Phone 1134. may26-tf &—Male Help Wanted LIFE GUARD. Stevens Rose Crest Motel. may29-tf EXPERIENCED route man. Land 0’ Sun. Truman Ave. june3-3t 9—Female Help Wanted LADIES an opportunity to increase family income. $35 to $50 a week. ‘No canvassing, collecting or de- livering. Age 22 to 45. Telephone and some use of car oor local driving. Call Mrs. Freeland at 1856-XP to arrange interview. june2-3t CHECKER and marker wanted Poinciana Cleaners, 218 Simon- ton’ St. x june2-3t EX IENCED BOOKKEEPER, PREFER LOCAL GIRL. GOOD SALARY AND WORKING CONDI- TION. APPLY IN OWN HAND- WRITING P. 0. BOX NO. 309 city. june2-tf EXPERIENCED Super Market cashier or one willing to learn. Apply in person. Gulfstream Food Department Store. may21-tf WAITRESS WANTED. Good pay and working conditions. Raul’s Restaurant. Call 1933. may28-tf TWO ATTRACTIVE Waitresses for cocktail work. Mr. Young, Casa Cayo Hueso, top Duval Street, on the Ocean. may24-tf EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply after 3 p.m., Luigi’s Re- staurant, 227 Duval may22-tf ATTRACTIVE Bar Maid. Good pay, vacation. Two Friends Club Bar, Phone 9236. may21-tf 17—Personal Services Notary Public NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office junel-tf NOTice BRIDES TO BE \VE your wedding invitations and announcements printed by the Artman Press. Phone 51. 18—Special Services SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 may23-tf EXPERT Floor Sanding, Finishing and Waxing. Joe Cates, 1434 Virginia St. - mayl3-30t JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling and roofing. Phone 147-XM. junel-tf A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR after 6 p.m. may17-30tx | ORDERS taken for Italian Spagh- etti Sauce and meat balls. 725 Southard St. | 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 Instrumenis june3-3tx union hours. Come in person. Poin ciana Cleaners, 218 Simonton St 3-3t > NIGHT waitress wanted. 1001 Truman Ave. | 1LA—Employment | Wanted Female | EX.WAC desires employme | ing, teletyping, filing | granic and sales experie: 1973-XW 13—Nursery Schools HAPPY - TIME NURSERY United Street. Phone 1710-X. { may27-Tt june3-3 en Ph A downstairs. Suit-/ Subscribe to The Citizen SALES GIRLS, Chappell’s Variety | Store. 1100 White Rs i jones 3t | SACRIFICE Celleni black onyx ac- cordian, 120 bass. A-1 condition. “EARN EXTRA CASH” sewing a Key West Music Center. Phone home. Write Dexter Mfg. Co. | 95% june2-6tx | Western Reserve Bldg. Mun ee Indiana. junes-1t | 22—Lost IF YOU CAN PRESS white sa LOST: Eye glasses. Brown plastic uniforms we pay you union scale rims. Brown leather case If | found please return to Key West High School office. may31-3tx | 24—Business Opportunities; £04 of or) SODA fountain and tuncheonette doing excellent business, will | sacrifice as owner is going to hos- | pital Call 566. apr2s-tt 25—Real Estate For Sale | SAFE wanted Medium size. Suit- | "2722-29-27-s0n3,1962 LARGE HOME on itandscaped a acre, excelient resi- den Phone 2 for appoint may21-12tx 25—Real Estate For Sale (Continued) TWO bedroom CBS Toppino Home. Furnished or unfurnished. 2010 Seidenberg Ave. may27-6tx THREE bedroom Toppino Home with Jalousied living porch and completely enclosed yard. Immedi- ate possession. 2015 Staples. may28-7t FOR HOMES, Apartments, Lots, Business Property, Acreage. Fleming. Phone 153. Box 303. Here since 1919, may28-10tx TWO STORY Building, double corner. Consisting of 3 apart- ments. Most conveniently located. Can be seen by appointment only. Phone 1184-M. may31-3tx 26—Lots For Sale 3805 EAGLE AVE. 50’x120’. Call 1620-R. june2-1t 175 x 100, ¥%4-block fr _ ocean. Apts. motel or residential. P Boysen, 626 Fleming St. may3-tf 28—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS yeur headquarters for the finest in printing. Phone 51. mayl-tf 33—Miscellaneous COUNTERS, large pedestal fan, 2 ceiling fans, Cola box, electric display case, etc. P. O. Box 650. may23-tf %4—Household items For Sale SAVE ON THIS! Brand new G.E. Tank type Vacuum Cleaner. W/All attachments. Cost $109, Make offer. Leighly, 612 Simonton. june2-3tx LIVING room suite including 9’x15’ rug and drapes, $225. Bedroom suite, $125. Dining room suite, $75, Crib pen, G.E. Electric stove, $200, 9 Crosley refrigerator, $200, West- inghouse Launderomat, $150. 2026 Staples. june2-6t BED Davenport with new slip cover, also studio couch. A - 1 condition. 122-B Peary Court. june2-3tx EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. apr28-tf 9 CU. FT. Frigidaire Refrigerator, $175, D. T. Lockridge, 611-B White St. may31-3tx | COMPLETE twin bed room set & rattan dining room set. Phone 691-M between 6 - 8 p.m. june3-3tx BRAND NEW Admiral portable sewing machine with all attach- ments. Cost $179, will sell $95. Call 296-W. june3-3t 1 A.B.C. Automatic washer, like! new, $125. See Kensrue. Pearle Trailer Park, Stock Island. june3-3tx CALORIC gas stove and kitchen set (table four chairs.) Inqutre, 61 Sigsbee Road after 4 p.m june3-tf| USED Studio Couch, good condi- tion, $25. See at 137-A. Peary Court afternoons, 3 to 6. VENETIAN BLINDS, assorted sizes. 7% h.p. Mercury outboard, 12% ft. Ramsey boat. 1307 | after 3 p.m. | 94B—Antique For Sale | Lou Antiques, 218 Duval St i | june3-6t | of 35 Wanted To Buy WILL BUY al or new Tav mon Key We | WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries Dick's Tire Service. &2 Truman) Ave. Phone junel-tf able for small office. Phone 1760. june3-3t 38—Automobiles For Sale | and water with boat barbors and channels, both suitable for resi dence or fishing camp. All cash Write or phone Hudgins, Summer. and Key may30-tf} 1 TWO modern houses on highway | CHRYSLER, “48, low mileage, for-| 2 Soe ui dor Sedan. Perfect condition | $1195. Can be financed. Phone 1458-} may30-3¢ Read the Classified Ads Laird | 4 june3-Stx | ° | WE BUY AND SELL antiques. Iva i> j i AND REQUIRED to se aloe 38—Automobiles For Sale (Continued) "46 OLDS 6. Fully equipped, $650. Call after 5, 906 Packer St. STUDEBAKER 1950, Fordor Sedan, 16,000 miles, original owner, 4 new tires. Apply at 221 Simonton St. june3-3tx 99—Trailers For Sale HERE IT IS! 1950 Schult, excellent condition, bottle gas, quick sale, $850. Leighly, 612 Simonton. 1942 STREAMLITE House Trailer. Fully equipped, $595. Can be fin- SCOOTER, Allstate, good condition. Apply 1425 United St. LARGE Beautiful Poinsettia trees. All rooted. Apply 728 United St. : june3-1t f ‘Transportation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 5. V. Kinsman mayl3-tf BEING TRANSFERRED. Beauti- ful A.K.C. Registered Cocker 46—Builder’s Supplies USED building materials cheap. Apply Mr. Miller. Miller’s Trailer IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. in re Estate of HAROLD FERGUSON, Deceased. CITATION TE FLORIDA Y, FLORIDA, A OTHER PERSONS C( 2D You are hereby notified that a has been filed in said Maria F thel Ferguson, or an Order determining | ww © the heirs of Hareld Fer- | guson, deceased, and the appoint-| ment of J. Otto Kirchheiner, of 919) Whitehead Street, Key West, Flori-! ninietrator of the estate and | to file! therein, decree will ¢ course upon sald | hand and tre sea tat Key West, Monro: sida, this tnd day of} 1952 (a) RAYMOND RL County RY Judge NOTICK UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 7 HEREBY Beaut ntends ous name reait Court | ot M ida a IN THE CIRCUFT COURT OF THE) SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON"OE COUNTY. Chancery Case No. 12-135 JOYCE SLOGUM ELLIA, ppiainant DIVORCE ve t sorice | TO: THEOM 68 Jer Ficehburs. You ARE HEF ne (Continued) of your Answer to the Complaint for Divorce on the complainant's attorney, and to file the original Answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before June 12th, A. D. 1952, in the above entitled cause, otherwise the alle- gations therein will be taken as confessed. DONE AND ORDERED at Key ‘West, Monroe County, Florida, this 12th day of May, A. D. 1952. (Seal) “ARL R ADAMS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (8) Florence-E. Sawyer Deputy Clerk (sd) CLEARE, JR. Attorney for Complainant 604 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida may13-20-27;jun3,1952 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT COVERING OPENING OF BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Instruction of Monroe County, Florida, (hereinat- ter called the “Board") for the projects hereinafter set until 2:00 P.M. E.S.T. June 24, 195 in the office of the County Su; intendent, Court House, Key W: Florida, at which place and ti or as soon thereafter as the Board can attend to the same, the said bids will be publicly opened; — ‘Thereupon th. said bids will be publicly read and tabulated by a designated committee; The Board will thereafter make the award of the contract, based upon the re- sult of the tabulation, as covered by applicable laws and regulations. The following is the su} POINCIANA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADDITION KEY WEST, FLORIDA Plans, specifications, lid forms, form of contract, instructions to Bidders and all other bidding and contract data may be cbtained trom the offt of William H. Merriam, | A. Architect, 1022 Malaga Coral Gables, Fla. on and June 5, 1962. A deposit of will be required, refundable id plans and documents are ned in good order within 10 days after the award of the con- tract. Any Bidder not submitting a bid or not returning plans, and speci- fications or both, after having made a deposit for and secured such documents from the Architect, shall forfeit the deposit made. A General Contractor after ob- taining plans and specifications from the Architect either as an individual, @ company, or a cor- poration, shall not combine to bid on this project with another Gen- eral Contractor, eithe: as an in- dividual, a com pany or a corpora- tion, without first requesting per- mission in writing of the Archi- tect to. do so, and submitting to him all required infor: tion per- tinent to such a combination and receiving the written approval of the Architect. All bids must be submitted on forms prescribed by the Board and accompanied by one of the follow- ing; A certified ch ck cashier's check, or bid bond. If a bid bond ix submitted, it must be accompanied by a “Power of Attorney” for the representative of the Bonding Company. The certified check, cashier's check or bid bond shall be in the amount of 5 percentum of the base bid expressed in terms of money, conditioned that if awarded the contract, the Bidder will within the time specified by the Board, enter into a contract in accordance with the accepted bid, in the form pre- scribed by the Board, and~give « Performance Bond satisfactory to the Attorney for the Board equal to 100 percentum of the contract price. The Board reserves the right to waive informalities and to reject any and all bids. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IN- STRUCTION OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA GERALD H. ADAMS Chairman HORACE ©’ BRYANT, Superintendent and Secretary Jun3-10-17,1952 Today’s Stock | Marke? NEW YORK ® — Steel stocks made quiet progress today in a generally lower market while steel production was choked off by a nation-wide strike. Gains were fractional in the Steels, and elsewhere the advance extended a bit past a point. On the downside losses amounted to fractions to around a point. Railroads were under mild pres- sure in the first hour, but they improved as the session pro- Motors presented a ragged front as did rubbers, radio-televisions, utilities and chemicals. Lower were merchandising issues, oils and non- ferrous metals. Higher stocks included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Douglas Aircraft and Boeing. Lower were Atlantic Coast Line, General Mo- tors, American Smelting and Stan- dard Oil (N. J.). American Telephone was under pressure from time ‘to time with one block of 6,000 shares moving at 155 off ,. Curb stocks tended a little lower with losers including Cuban At- lantic Sugar, Trans Empire Oils Molybdenum and American Meter. The trend was down in the cor- porate bond market. U. S. govern- ments were quiet and slightly low- er. Key West Native Here For Duty At Naval Station A native Key Wester, Howard Spratli Jones, Dentalman, has reported board the Naval Sta- tion for duty in the Dental De- partment at the Naval Dispen- sary. Jones, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry N. S. Jones, 7393 S. W. 79th Court, South Miami, was born in Key West in 1930, Prior to his entry into the service, Jones graduate. from Miami Senior High in 1048, then attended Emory Univefsfty, Atlanta, Georgia, and also the University of Florida. He was an active-member of Sigma Nu Fraternity while in college. “Boot” training for Jones was received at San Diego, Califor- nia, and his next assignment was aboard the USS McNair (DD- 679). From there he was trans- ferred to ental Technical School, Bainbridge, Maryland and finally back to his birth- place, Key West, Florida. Dan McCarty Received Top Governor Vote In History ODHAM PICKED UP 104,151 VOTES IN 2ND PRIMARY TALLAHASSEE (#—Dan McCar "| ty received the highest vote ever recorded for a Florida governor- D | ship candidate in last week's sec- |ond Democratic primary, com- plete official returns showed to- day. The returns reported by County officials and tabulated in the of- fice of Secretary of State R. A Gray for formal certification by the State Canvassing Board later | in the day gave McCarty 384,200 McCarty'’s majority was 47,484. Harry S. Swan won the Repub lican nomination with 10,217 votes | to 5,995 for Bert Leigh Acker. Swan will oppose McCarty in the November general election, but will have little chance since Dem- ocrats outnumber Republicans 14 to 1 in Florida Official rturns from the runoff for representative in Congress -|from the new North Central Flor ida Eighth District gave D. R. (Billy) Matthews, Gainesville, 28. 742 to 25,979 for former Rep. Lex Green, Starke. McCarty, a Fort Pierce citrus and cattle man, carried 51 of the 67 counties, with his greatest strength along his native Zast Coast and across the northern tier of counties from Jacksonville to Pensacola. Odbam, young Sanford oi] dis- tributor, led in 16 counties, with his biggest majorities coming in central Florida Fewer than 100 votes separated the two im six of the counties counties which gave majorities to McCarty. Odham took Bay, Hardee, Hen- dry, Hillsborough, Lake, Lee, Levy, Liberty Manatee, Orange, Pasco, Pinellas Polk Seminole, Sumter went to McCarty. They were almost even in De- soto, Dixfe, Duval, Highlands, Os- ceola and Washington, which went to McCarty; and in Hendry, Levy, | Liberty, Manatee, Pinellas, Sumter and Taylor, which went to Odham. McCarty picked up only 22,773 votes above his first primary total }of 361,427, | Odham, who barely edged into {the runoff against McCarty with 232,565 first-irimary votes, picked up 104,151 in his spectacular second primary campaign. The total of 720,916 votes cast for governor in the second prim was 17,581 below the record figure of 738,916 marked up in the first primary T candidates—-Alto Bill Hendrix and Dale E were eliminated fh the first pri- mary MecCarty’s yencer— 47,000-vole margin over Odham compares w . 216-vote majority by whi Puller Warren beat McCarty for the gov- ernorsh pur years ago. The sec- ond primary totals then were: Wsrren 290,641; McCarty 276,425. NYC ASSESSMENTS UP | NEW YORK # — The totai assessed valye of taxable New York city real estate and specia) franchises for the fiscal year start- ing July 1, is $19,425 499,087, high- est in 20 years, the Tax Commis- copy Carried by Odham and five of the | sion reports. o