The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 5, 1952, Page 9

2-ROOM futnished apart- ment. All utilities included. Motel, 1212 Simonton may16-tf nished. 00 yearly ate. In quire 215 itehead, \Garnett. may16-tf APARTMENTS ayailaple. rate. Seashell Motel. South and Williams St. FURNISHED APARTMENT at 1206 Florida Street. Apply be- tween 4 and 7 P.M, at 1214 Duval st. may26-tf UNFURNISHED apartment. Cool, mewly decorated. Phone 234 for in- formation. may28-tf ~ UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apart- ment. Near County Beach Phone 552-M. may23-tf FURNISHED apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, private Dath, gas cooking, and refrigera- tion. Close Navy Base. $14 week. 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. 41) William june3-30tx RL Eee ene ONE AND TWO room apartments Yard for children. Weekly or monthly rates. Tradewinds Hotel, | #25 Eaton St. EFFICIENCY, electric continuous hot water, Dath, completely furnished S207-XR after 3 p.m. Adults : juned-Stx junes-st private Phone FURNISHED apartment, ¢ kitchen, near beach couple only Bo pets. Phone 1967-M. juned.st APARTMENT. Furnished, avail able June 13 for 6 weeks at $100.00, Rent contro! e $90.00 monthly. Apply 811 U Phone 1879-W, or 50. 3-BEDROOM f ment. Second @old water, alway child accepted. $90.00. after $ P.M. je tt Subscibe to The Citizen kitchen, | +8. | SALARY AND WORKING CONDI- TION. APPLY | WRITING P. 0, BOX NO. 307) jerry, A 823 Whitehead St., gad 3 poke og Completely furnished, utilities in- cluded. Call 1090. junes-tf HOUSE FOR RENT. 1314 Eliza St. june5-2t 1-BEDROOM HOUSE. Couple only, no pets. Apply 801 Vir- ginia. june5-3tx 5 -Rooms For Reat | }—Wanted To Rent VACATIONING IN NEWPORT? Officers’ family (2 boys) have newly decorated, nicely furnished |2 bedroom apartment to exchange jfor same for July, August and September. Write 24 Butler St. Newport, R. I. or phone 4141-RK. 7—Business Rentals |613 FLEMING, downstairs. Suit- | able for office or other business RGE, spacious building. With or without restaurant fixtures. Formerly Blackout Restaurant, 917 } may27-tf ; STORE FOR RENT. Suitable for most any business. Phone 11¢. j may26-tf i | 8—Male Help Wanted | LIFE GUARD. Stevens Rose Crest Motel. may29-tf | EXPERIENCED route man. Apply | Land 0’ Sun. Truman Ave. | | EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, PREFER LOCAL GIRL. GOOD In OWN HAND.| juned-t) ¢ | staurant, 227 Duval St.: | juned-st = Fwe're BAcK LP IN OUR HOUSE FoR THE AND I'D LIKE To HAVE Page ? SUMMER. OUR MAIL TURNED ON 4 9—Female Help Wanted (Continued) EXPERIENCED Super Market cashier or one willing to learn. Apply in person. Gulfstream Food Department Store. may21-tf TWO ATTRACTIVE Waitresses for cocktail work. Mr. Young, Casa Cayo Hues), top Duval Street, on the Ocean. may24-tf EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply after 3 p.m., Luigi’s Re- may22-tf IF YOU CAN PRESS white sailor uniforms we pay you union scale, union hours. Come in person. Poin- ciana Cleaners, 213 Simonton St. i june3-3t NIGHT waitress wanted. Apply 1001 Truman Ave. june3-3t BEAUTICIAN. Capable of handl- ing select clientele. Apply Mar- tin Hair Stylist, Truman Ave. june4-6t LAUNDRY help wanted. White Laundry. 1200 White St. june4-3t WAITRESS. Good hours and work- » ing conditions. Apply in person, Caribe Restaurant. june4-5t EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. Ap- ply El Pasaje Restaurant, june5-tf 10—Male and Female Help Wanted WANTED. Experienced negative FURNISHED ROOM, private A SA pact, SEN ceivane on- retoucher. National age | trance. Call 197-M, 614 Francis ; St. juneS-3tx <1, t Wantei Female EX-WAC desires employment. Typ- ing, teletyping, filing, photo- grahic and sales experience. Ph 1973-XW. june3-3tx 16—Personal DANNY CALL McMILLIAN PLEASE HOME. URGENT. june4-3tx 17—Personal Services Nerary Public WORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office junel-tf NOTice BRIDES TO BE BAVE your wedding invitations and announcements printed >: the Artman Press, Phone 51. junel-tf FOR SALE six Consecutive 1s- sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- ly. Phone 51 Circulation Dept. KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. sr. TEL. 378 may23-tf Sabscribe to The Citizen vi. 18—Special Services (Comtmugd) SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. maylo-tt EXPERT Floor Sanding, Finishing and Waxing. Joe Cates, 4 Virginia St. JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, ‘and roofing. Phone 147-XM. junei-tf A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR after 6 p.m, mayl7-30tx ‘ORDERS taken for Italign Spagh- etti Sauce and meat balls, 725 Southard St, june3-3tx NOTICE Want a new roof or repairs at low cost? No over- head. No. 1 Grade roofing ma- terial. The, Key Roofing Co, All work guaranteed, Phone 1404-R. june5-tf 19—Public Notices GOVERNMENT controls aod regu- lations are constantly changing. Only your local pub- lishes complete local a of these controls. Subscribe to The Citizen today. Phone 51, Circulation Department for home delivery. 20—Musical Instruments SACRIFICE Celieni black onyx ac- cordian, 120 bass. A-1 condition. Key West Music Center. Phone 9138. june24tx | 22—Lost LADIES Brown Wallet. Valuable papers. Reward. Esther Wagner or Dixie Day. Overseas Hotel. june4-3t 24—Business Opportunities doing excellent business, will sacrifice as owner is going to hos- | pital. Call 566. | 2—Real Estate For Sale LARGE HOME on landscaped q-arter acre, excellent resi- dential district. Phone 2087-R for appointment. may21-13tx | FOR HOMES, Apartments, Lots, Business Property, Acreage. See Paul Boysen. 626 Fle g. Phone 153. Box 303. Here | since 1919. may28-10tx | TWO modern houses on highway | and water with boat barbors and | channels, both suitable for resi- | dence or fishing camp. All cash | Write or phone Hudgins, Summer- land Key. may30-ti 19) |; HIGH I x 100. Staples Ave. near Sth Street. Call 1826. june5-3tx 1 LOT, 10” x 125° on curve past r Park, Stock me 173-W. 1402} i‘hewtoa St apr28-tt | ; TWO months aid refrigerator “for | Call and Key-/ | = prea BS TS | lll Make The ARTMAN PRESS THE BIG NEWS has broken at last!!!! Krilium is now avail- able for home gardners im the South. Information phone Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, 1019. june4-3t 182 BUICK convertible, as is, _ $35.00. 11’ kerosene Servel Re- frigerator, $20.00. 1 new Good- year white sidewall tire, 600x16, $20.00. Phone 1632-J. juneS-3t refrigerator, $200, West- inghouse Launderomat, $150. 2026 june2-6t Poineiana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. apr2s-ti COMPLETE twin bed room set & rattan dining room set. Phdne 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.) Inquire, @1 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, june3-atx | VENETIAN BLINDS, assorted sizes. 72 h.p. Mercury outboard, 12% ft. Ramsey boat. 1307 Laird after 3 p.m. june3-stx LARGE Bar room divider or ser- ver, $25, Fair Buggy and mat- tress, good concdtion, $15. Cut down youth bed, new water proof mat-| tress, $17. Stove, excellent condi- tion, Therm-o-stat, apartment size, bottle gas, $55. Call 1111-R. june4-2t FOUR burner gas range for sale. 1211 Washington St. june4-3t GENERAL Electric Refrigerator. Good condition, $50 cash. Phone 1343-M. 803 Olivia St. junet-3tx SODA fountain and tuncheonette; ig CU. FT. Deep Freeze. Phone R. junes-3tx | best offer. junes-3t | sale, $190 or 1466-XM. STOVE and refrigerator. Must sell. T-A Arthur Sawyer Road, Dred- Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE 5l 37—Automotive Parts ATTENTION — 6-71 Owners!! Surplus unused N-38 fil ters, replaces C-13. Boxes of 40, each 99e. New Graymarine mani- folds, $60.00 each. Many other . diesels, generators, machinery. Dieselect Corporation, 240 N. E. 72 Street, Miami 38, Florida. june5-6t 38—Automobiles For Sale “46 OLDS 6. Fully equipped, $650. Call after 5, 906 Packer St. STUDEBAKER 1950, Fordor Sedan, 16,000 miles, original owner, new tires, Apply at 222 Simonton St. Hi 1950 BUICK Super Sedan, In ex- cellent condition. New tires. Phone 9246, Virginia Cooper. , ju 38—Trailera For Sale HAVE $650 EQUITY in 27 ft. Amer- ican. Sleeps 4, make me an offer. Take over payments, must sell by 8 p.m. Saturday. Apply 173-D Poin- junes-31 1945 -ALMA. Refrigerator, gas stove, electric brakes. Good condition, $350.00 down. See Goodspeed at Gulfstream Trailer Park. Preferably between 3 and 7PM. june4-3tx 3 TRAILER FOR SALE. Live in while paying for as rent. Phone 555-J. june5-3tx 40—Motor Bikes and Mo tor Scooters SCOOTER, Allstate, good condition. Apply 1425 United St. 1 | Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 5. V. Kinsman mayl3-tf 46—Builder’s Supplies USED building materials cheap. Apply Mr. Miller. Miller's Trailer Park, Stock Island. may30-6tx HOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph. 1402-XJ for estimate. mayi3-tt Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 1% LOREN C, TROUP, Complainant, ve DIVORCE JEAN L, TROUP, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CP TO: JEAN L. TROU You are her by notified that a of Complaint for divorce has Bul been filed against you, and you gers Key. ‘ juned-2tx | jare hereby required to serve ao copy of your Answer to the Bill| COMPLETE Bedroom Suite, twin} of Comp! on the Complainant's | beds. Complete, odd ch Attorney, and file the original An-|{ baby carriage. 3031 Flagler nue. 34B—Antique For Sale WE BUY AND SELL antiques. Iva! Lou Antiques, 218 Duval St. | june3-6t 35—Wanted To Buy 1 types af guns, old | y condition. (Also e5-34x | WILL BUY i i WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries | Dick’s Tire Service, 829 Truman | Ave. Phone 778. junel-tf SAFE wan Medium size. Suit able for smail office. Phone 1780 fice of the Clerk of ourt on or before the 16th day of June, 1952, im default of which the Bil! of ‘Complaint Wil) be taken as confessed by you. This Notice sh« be published for four consecutive weeks in The ay West Citizen a new per published in Monroe County, ‘Proc. éa. DONE «a ORDERED at Key West, Monr Sounty, Florida, this lith “@ay © y, A. Be 1988 (Sealy EARL R ADAMS, “lerk of the Cireuit Court, Monros © . Florida, By Kathieen Mottage epaty Clerk Name anc address of Compiainaat’s ci¢e may /§-33-29:Jen$,A D 1963 Roger Howard, Michigan State | pitcher from Johnstown, Pa., turn- | ed in two consecutive 14 victories this spring in Big Tem competition. | the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad j order specified em; | He allowed only three hits in each | be penalized $5,000 for unneces- |be removed withi __ jsary delay of empty freight cars unloading. game. ee Coming Events THURSDAY, JUNE 5— American Red Cross Chapter meeting and presentation of! merit certificates at Monroe, County Health Unit auditorium, 8:15 pum. Elks Lodge, meeting at club, 8 pm. V.F.W. Post No. 3911, Post Home, 8 pm Goldem Rule and Busy Fingers Circle W.S.S.C. of First Meth odist Church. Rotary Club luncheon at 12:15 pm. St. Paul’s parish hall. Cirele Two of First Methodist Chureh, meeting, at home of Henrietta Anderson on White street, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 6— Board of Directors meeting of Key West Players, at Barn Theatre, 4:30 p.m. Luncheon, O.W.C. Fort Taylor, hostesses HS-1 Officers’ Wives’, cocktails ‘at 12:30 Entertain- men, Island City chorus. Key West Amateur Radio Club, meeting at National Guard Armory, National Guard Ar- mory, 7:30, p.m. Officers’ Club, Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of Eastern Star, meet- ing, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Knights of Pythias, meeting, 728 Fleming street, Pythian Hall, 8 p.m. Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous, First Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m. Baptist church reception at an- nex, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 7— Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m. Get Acquainted dance, Fleet Re- serve Association at the club- house on Front street for mem- bers and guests at 9 p.m. MONDAY, JUNE 9— Play reading committee meeting. Other Players with suggestions and scripts or copies of plays which may be suitable invited, 8 p.m., South Wind Motel on Simonton street, 8 p.m. Circle II Women of First Pres- byterian Church, meeting home of Mrs. J. W. Kovash,, 602 South street, 8 p.m.- Beta Sigma Phi sorority meet- ing, San Carlos*School, 8 p.m. Anchor Lodge No. 182, meeting at Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. id Star Mothers meeting at V.F.W. Post Home, 7 p.m. Wesleyan Service Guild, W.S.S.C., First Methodist Church, an- nex, 7:30 p.m. DeMolay Mothers Circle, meet- ing, St. Paul’s Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 10~ 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. Special general meeting M H West Players, Barn Theatra p.m. One-act plays, work shop and play reading committee discussion. WSCS of Fi Methodist Church regular Ineeting. Order of DeMolay Boys, meeting, Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 im. Liles Aux. V.F.W., meeting at Post Home on Elizabeth St., 6 m. a kling Waters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Knights of Pythias Hall, 8 p.m. circle One, Women of Presby- terian Church, meeting home of Mrs, Robert Wheeler, bee Park, 8 p.m. ZX4l 0.W.C., coffee, at palms, 10 a.m. fi Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Club, meeting at Legion Home on Stock Island, 8 p.m. DeMolay Mothers’ Circle, meet- ing at roof garden of Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 American Legion, Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, meeting at Post Home on Stock Island, 8 p.m. Junior Debs, meeting, Woman's Club auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Scottish Rite Bodies, meeting at Aero- Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. | ZX-11 O.W.C. business meeting and coffee, Fort Taylor, 10 a.m. FAWTU 0.W.C., meeting and coffee, Aeropalms, 10 a.m. Ladies Day Golf Tournament. 5 W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge A* sociation, Coral Room, Ov seas hotel, 1:45 p.m. Suit Asks $5M TAMPA # — A suit by the US. government Wednesday asked that Poliiical Notes By The Associated Press Gen. Dwight Eisenhower gets a chance to switeh from the strategic to the tactical today in his eam- paign for nomination as the Repub- liean presidential candidate. At his home - town, Abilene, Kan., Wednesday night Eisenhower Isunched his bid with a formal speech outlining his program in broad terms. A news conference today will find hundreds of re- porters popping questions that un- doubtedly will call for pinpointing answers. Meanwhile, Eisenhower's chief vival for the GOP presidential nom- ination—Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio— may have something to say, Taft withheld his voice from the chorus of cheers and jeers that greeted Eisenbower’s talk but has said he will be open to questions at a luncheon speaking engagement to- day in Buckhannon, W. VA. Taft and Eisenhower were locked in a neck-and-neck scramble for South Dakota’s 14 Republicampres- idential-nominating votes. Returns from the Tuesday primary—the last Taft-Eisenhower direct clash be- fore the GOP National Convention next month—show the senator 591 votes ahead of the general, with only 16 precincts missing. Returns from 1,931 of South Da- kota’s 1,947 precincts give: Taft 64,700, Eisenhower 64,109. Eisenhower made four main points in his speech, his first since he stepped out of uniform, With a crack at the Democrats—‘‘one party has been in power too long” —he called for: 1, Co-operation between the “‘eco- nomic elements of our country.” 2. Battling inflation by bringing the national budget “under control” and taking “‘the first step back to a sound dollar.” 3. Elimination of “waste, dupli- cation and extravagance” from taxation machinery. * 4. An end to “gradual abso¥ption hy the central government of func tions that belong to local eommu- nijiics and to individuals.” The speech was delivered in the rain at a homcoming celebration for Eisenhower. It was radio-broad- it and televised throughout the Reaction ranged from tart criti- cism to high praise. For instance: Rep B. Carroll Reece of Tennes- see, a leader for Taft, said, “It looks like he is pretty much for mother, home and heaven.’ Rep. Hugh Scott Jr. of Penn- sylvania, an Eisenhower backer, called it “a fighting, middle of the road speech that is evidence the people will not have to guess where he stands.” Fisenhower winds up his Abilene visit and goes to New York Friday mght, He has a news conference scheduled Saturday in New York Among Democrats, Sen, Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and Presi dent Truman had a 2 p. m, EST conference date at the White House today. The Président has shown no enthusiasm for Kefauver’s ean- didacy for the party's presidential nomination, Mr. Truman says he wants to remain neutral and Kefauver said Wednesday: “I think that's what the President should do.” Kefauy- er, fresh from primary vietories in Scuth Dakota and California, said he wanted to tell Mr. Truman about what he has learned in his country- wide campaign travels, Kefauver and California Gov. Earl Warren, who seeks the GOP Presidential nomination, Tan away with the California primary yote. The prizes—70 Republican and 68 Democratic dele votes—helped rush Kefauver( way ahead in the Democratic delegate - gathdring race and assured Warren of a strong voice in the Republican Na ventions require 604 | Republican Democratic delegate votes i m each case The Associated Press tab ilation of pre-convention delegate strength | based on know erences, now d conceded preg- er 387, Warr South Dakota). at Sanford and La! in “1950 and 1951 +] The suit was based on an emer- | gency Interstate Commerce Com mi. f ion order