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

WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12c per line for one Gay Vic per line for three days We per line for six davs %e per line for twelve days 8c per line fer twenty-four days Minimum ef 3 lines oer insertion DEADLINE: 11A.M. DAILY in case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only ene insertion. Contract Rates On Request 2—Apertments For Rent NEW bedroom and efficiency apartments. Ideally located for rest and recreation. El Patio Motel, Washington and William Sts. july7-tf NEW furnished 2 bedroom apart- ment. All electric kitchen and tile bath. 647 William St., after 5 p.m. july7-2t FOUR room furnished apartment, $75. Couple only, no pets. Apply 1128 Margaret or phone 1820-J. july7-3tx NEW furnished apartment. $70.00 monthly. Utilities paid. 511 Angela Street. july7-3tx ATTRACTIVE 2 room furnished apartment. Electric kitchen, near beach. 1125 Washington St. june27-tf BEDROOM apartmems. Summer rates. Utilities included. Adults only. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane. junel9-tf UNFURNISHED apartment. Cool, newly decorated. Phone 234 for in- formation, july2tf june23-tf LIGHT housekeeping apartments and regular aj . Rates $10 to $15 per week. 411 William st. june3-%0tx. ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom apart- ment furnished, water at all times. Phone 131-J for particuars. july53tx APARTMENTS Now Av le. Open for your inspection. Fur- nished or unfurnished. Royal Palms Apartments. Ist. Street and Patterson Ave. BEDROOM and bath with kitchen FURNISHED apartment, quiet Co bo children, no pets. 1214 val. a FOUR apartments. $50 per month. 411 William St. july1-Ttx junelé-tf FOUR room apartment. $80 per month includes ali utilities. Adults only. Phone 1475, julyS-tf 4215 Catherine St, vacant Wednes- day or Thursday, $48 month. Year ar. july8-2t ‘TWO bedroom apartment on main Street. No children. Whitehead St, or phone 110 belore 6 pm July8-2t ly decorated, hot water and elec-) trie Kitehen, 384 Margaret St ; 2—Apartments For Rent (Continued) APARTMENT for rent, utilities furnished. 1411 Duncan St. july5-3t 3—Cottages For Rent NICE and clean 3 room furnished cottage. Child accepted, $70. Ph. 1623-R after 12 noon. july7-6tx NICE little 2 bedroom cottage. All furnished. Garage. Cheap. 1028 Whitehead St. july7-3t SMALL efficiency cottage, couple only. $15 per week. Utilities furn- ished. Simonton. Phone 217-W. july7-3t THREE room cottage. Ideal for couple with one child, completely furnished, utilities included. Apply Santa Clara Motel, 621 Truman. july5-3t 4—Houses For Rent THREE bedroom C.B.S. house fully furnished. For rent, 15 july to 1 September. 1717 South St. Ph. 1951-W. july7-4t THREE bedroom furnished resi- dence, children accepted, ex- haust fan. Apply Santa Clara Motel, 621 Truman. july5-3t TWO bedroom, 24’ sq. living room. All electric, tub shower, garden. 3 to 8 months lease. Couple, one child. Phone 2294-R. july5-tf TWO bedroom C.B.S. House for rent at corner 17th and Flagler. Apply 2011 Flagler. july5-3t THREE BEDROOM unfurnished house. 2117 Harris Avenue. In- quire 644-B North Beach Road, Peary Court. july8-6tx TWO bedroom house at Big Cop- pitt at $45 per month, Call 217-J. julyé-1t 5 ~Rooms Fer Rent LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Call after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. june20-tf LARGE sleeping rooms on the ocean, Weekly rates. Casa Cayo Hueso. Top of Duval, on the ocean. junel8-tf ROOMS, $5 to $10 per week, 411 William St. julyl-7tx FURNISHED ROOMS $7.50 per week. 626 Grinnell St. july2-12tx SA—Miscellaneous For Rent STORE ROOM: Suitable for stor- age mfg. or any type of Busi- ness, Cor. Simonton and Dey St. Inquire Manager Post Office july2. Inn, 321 Simonton. tt 7—Business Rentals LARGE, spacious buflding. With or without restaurant fixtures. Formerly Blackout Restaurant, 917 Simonton. Inquire 512 Olivia St. 8—Male Help Wanted SUPER MARKET Stock Man. Ex- person. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. juneé-tf HANDY MAN. General duties: motel operation, drive car. Phone julyS4t HANDYMAN. Apply at La Concha Hotel between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. july5.st EXPERIENCED Mechanic. Piece Work With Salary Guarantee. Bill's Southernmost Garage, 1707 Whitehead Street. YOUNG man wanted to learn floor covering. Key West Floor Cover- ing, 132 Duval St. july DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette. Q_Famuls Hals Wasted WANTED. All round Deautician, Apply Frances Beauty Saion. 1010 &. ylytt EXPERIENCED waitress wanted Apply after 3 p.m. Laigi's Res- | 241 SIMONTON ST. junes- june24-tf 1366. furnished, july8-3t Grinnell Delic: paca on NOR ay july@-acx exeperience ae] ee. ee (aurant, U7 Duval S& julydat MODEST MAIDENS é V New tteaeree Io, HE SAYe HE DOESNT You BE INTERECTED IN U 8 Patent Office LaAniow 4 HAVE A FRIENA YOULD. ONE OF Hig GiBesiess 7 F 9—Female Help Wanted (Continued) SELF-SERVICE meat wrapper. Experience desirable. Apply Gulfstream Food Dept. Store 1105 White St. june23-tf EXPERIENCED Super Market cashier or one willing to learn. Apply in person. Gulfstream Food Department Store. june25-tf EXPERIENCED Bakery Clerk. Ap- ply in person. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. june9-tf TWO ATTRACTIVE Waitresses for cocktail work. Mr. Young, Casa Cayo Hueso, top Duval Street, on the Ocean. june28-tf WAITRESS. Good hours, working conditions and pay. Apply in per- son at Caribe Restaurant. junel7-tt BAR MAID wanted. Overseas Ho- tel Cocktail Lounge. 917 Flem- ing St. july2-tt 10—Male and Female Help Wanted FIFTEEN girls and boys between the age of 12 and 16 to make big money. Also cash prizes to the winner of the Smile-A-While Con- test. Call at 901 Grinnell St., be- tween 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. july7-3tx Two EX ENCED SUPER MARKET CASHIERS, ALSO TWO EXPERIENCED BAG BOYS. | APPLY IN PERSON, FAUSTO’S FOOD PALACE. julyS-tf CLERK, drug sundry, experienced. Apply in person at Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. june7-tf 12—Baby Sitters WILL care for children at my home. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 5 day week. Reasonable. 1110 Eaton St. july7-stx 13—Nursery Schools SUPERVISED sett expression day and night service. Phone 1360, Casa Marina Annex Nursery. junel3.30% 17—Personal Services junel-tt junel KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. TEL. 38 Beaell at 18—Special Services (Continued) SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. julyl-tt JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, rem and roofing. Phone 147-XM. junel-tt 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. 22—Lost TAKEN from in front of Kress store Saturday afternoon. Lady’s blue and white J. C. Higgins bi- cycle, Serial No. 299102, License No. 57. Phone 1329 or call Sarah Watson. 915 Southard St. july8-1t 25—Real Estate For Sale THREE BEDROOM unfurnished home. Excellent location. Duplex 2 bedroom house. Each unit unfurnished. Near beach. Two bedroom house and seven rental units good income prop- erty, | These jrojerties can be purchased like rent with small down pay- ment. Available now. Phone 1512 or see Mr. Hamilton at Sinclair Ser- vice Station, White and Angela Sts. july7-3tx TWO bedroom Sunshine house. 1 block from Naval Hospital. Ph. 1620-R. july7-3t TWO bedroom C.B.S., beautiful house, near beach, low cash pay- ment. By appointment only, phone | 478-J. july7-3tx | FURNISHED concrete residence 1117 Virginia St. Very large yard. | Cash or terms. Apply 1106 White. july76tx | | 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. july5-tf } | ‘TWO bedroom Toppino home for | quick sale. 2010 Seidenberg Ave julyl-4tx TWO bedroom completely furnish-| ed Sunshine home. All electric Kitchen imclading G. E. Stove. Ben-| AUN utnessts wakes. Tha Osex er, Crosley 20% cu. ft. refrigerator | venetian blinds through-out, For! j immediate occupancy. 208 Harris Avenue. Rly34u, 26—Lots For Sale aon o caer hear Sth St. $1550.00 138. TWO CHOICE adjoining W’ x 120 lots on Dock Avenue Sear Naval Hospital. Filled ready for build img. See Opal Van Duersen, Key West Real Estate Co. jonedT-tf | H i Subscribe to The Citizen | 4 | Sigsbee Road, Sigsbee Park. (Continuea) REGISTERED Pedigreed Cocker Spaniels. Black or Buff Price $35. 2613 Harris Ave. july5-1t 4S—Transportation Storage - Meving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 6. V. Kinsman junel7-tt 50—Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. Phone 51. julyl-tf 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies COLD SMOKE. Insecticide and Fungicide. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 1019, july7-tt 33—Miscellaneous 17% FOOT Boat, white cedar hull, $125. 10 Super Mercury, $175. 1 Baby Crib and New Mattress, 1 High Chair, $5. 1 Blackstone Washing Machine, $20. 12% Foot Plywood Boat, $65. Telephone 456- W. 1421 United St. between 8 a.m. to ll a.m. july7-3tx ig FENCE. Galvanized steel wire, double lined bottom, 7 posts, $20. 1911 Fogarty. Phone 2287-XR. july7-3tx PHILCO air - conditioner. Phone 1508-M. 3800 Duck Avenue. ' july7-6tx ¢ ~Household Items For Sale - A. B. Apartment size stove, $30, Fridigaire refrigerator 7 cu. ft., $60. 9-C Arthur Sawyer Road, Sigs- bee Park. july7-6tx GAS RANGE, $30, Electric refri-| gerator, $50. Phone 441. july5-2t EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. june2-tf REAL Host apartment size range. Apply 88-2 Poinciana. july8-3tx gas machine. in good condition. 18-B | july3-6tx SIXTEENTH JUDICAL CIRCUIT oF Xae snore OF FLORIDA, . R MONROE COUNTY. iN CHANCERY. - ‘ase No. 13-186 JESSE LEROY REED, copTVORCE vs. Dr MARIAN FRANCES McCARTY PERRINE REED, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: MARIAN FRANCES Mc- CARTHY PERRINE REED, 254 Ward Street, Wallingford, Conn., c/o Cecil Jackmin. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce h.s been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to serve a copy of your ans- wer on attorney for Complainant and file the orisinal thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or before the 16th day of July, 1952, otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso will be enter-4 against you. DATED this 16th da, of June, A. D. 1952, at Key West, Monroe Coun- ty, Florida. (SEAL) EARL R. ADAMS, Mlerk Cireuit Court. By (sd) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. PAUL EB. ESQUINALLO, 608 Whitehead Street, Key. West. Florida. Attorney for Complainant. junl7-24;july1-8,1952 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIRA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No. 13-196 WILEY MARTIN, Complainant, Dr vs. IVORCE EUTHIA MAE MARTIN, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: EUTHIA MAE MARTIN 2120 N. 19th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to serve a copy of your an- swer on attorney for Complainant and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or be- fore the 23rd day of July, A. D. 1952, otherwise a Decree Pro Con- fesso will be entered against you. DATED this 23rd day of June, A. D. 1952, at Key West, Monroe County, Florida: (Seal) RL R. ADAMS, ° rk Circuit Court By: Kathleen Nottage Deputy Clerk. ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR. 608 Whitehead Street Key West, Ngo ies Attorney for Complainant. jun24;julyl-8-15,1952 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 12-185 Case ROSE MARIE ARMSTRONG, vs. D RALPH EUGENE ARMSTRONG, Defendant, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: RALPH EUGENE ARMSTRONG, 924 Newington Avenue, Baltimo , Maryland. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to ser copy of your ans- wer on attorney for Complainant land file the original thereof with the Clerk of .his Court on o- efore vhe 16th day of July, A. D. 1952, otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso ainst you day of June, A. oe Coun- will be entered aj DATE EARL R ADAMS, Clerk Cireuit Court. By (84) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. PAUL E Z8OUINALDO, 608 Whitehead Street, Key. West. Florida. Attorney for Co.apl Junt nt. july1-8,1952. IN THE CIRCDVT COURT SIXTEENTH JUDICAL CIRC OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 13-184 TWO wheel trailer with 5’ x 7| body, spare wheel and tire. Ap-/ ply 882 Poinciana. july8-3tx | jaly7-se | FRAILER Cottage. Reasonabie. Inj; cash. Call) mboard. Easy up-keep. Any rea) sonable offer. Phone 790, ext. 315. july7-@t) | REGISTERED Pedigreed Cocker Spaniels. Black or Buff. Price | ewer on Cane ALFRED J. BROST, JR. jaimant, DIVORCE Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION va HELEN MAY BROST, | TO: HELEN MAY BROST, $25 West Montgomery Ave, Wildwood. New Jev-#y YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to serve ® copy of your an- ttorney for the Com- 4 file the original there- | ' plainant tb t lerk of this Court om or e the 16th day of July, A. D. 1952, otherwise a Decree Pro Con- feuno will be entered agaist you DATED this 16th day of June, A. if52. at Key West, Monrce Coun- EARL R ADAMS, Clerk Circuit Court, By: (ed) Fiorence EZ Sawye?, bs Depaty ch £ mique Esauinat Ascorany tor Comp sR. jaioasty | ay no dwnlt-34falyl-51902 Observations | Of An Adopted “Conch” By COMDR. RAY W. BYRNS, Retired Although this column has not appeared for some time, never- theless there has always been the thought of revival — subject of course — to the approval of the Editor. And the revival at this parti- cular time has been brought about by Mrs. Gene Otto’s inter- esting summarized article 2n the “Bo Tree” which appeared in Saturday’s edition of The Key Very timely too at this parti- cular ::ason of the year as all of our maay native and exotic Key West trees are in full leafage, of- fering -3 Mrs. Otto comments “a peaceful refuge from the heat of the sun where one may rest in meditation and listen for the whispered prayers of one’s Pro- tecting Angel”. And may not that whispered praye- be the worthy, worthwhile, restfvl and thankful thoughts which come to us as we raise our heurts in praise and gratitude fo the beauty and the shade afforded by our Island trees. Something our Tourist Friends invariably notice and praise. We owe a great debt of grati- tude to our Key West Garden Club for their untiring work in the plant. = and preservation. of our trees, many of which are only to be found in Key West and in South Florida, Our t ces must be preserved, and we should never permit their remov- al or destruction by reason of any so-called traffic or building growth in Key West. Hurried and unwise city planning, the care-not attitude and sometimes seeming ruthlessness of building constructors and even proyerty owners, may in time, if not checked, remove from our city many of -ur more worthwtile and ancient tree landmarks. Concerted action on the part of all our citizens and in the City Council by the enactment of le- gislation prohibiting the removal or destruction of trees and shrubs without due permission from le- gislated authority will save our trees. Washington, D. C., and Mo- bile, Alabama, two cities of tree life beauty, and many of our Northern and Southern cities have by wise legislation preserv- ed the beauty of.their cities by prohibiting the destruction of tree life. Tourists, (and they are our principal stock in trade), do not drive down to Key West with the idea of finding a modern well-planned and symetrically laid out city. They find that elsewhere. They drive here not} only for the boating, fishing, bathing and all year round out- door life, but also because they have heard that Key West is dif- ferent. ° Fortunately Key West has re- tained that foreign or exotic fla- vor not to be found in many ci- ties of our land. Its hodge podge type of old Conch architecture reminiscent of New England, the old South, and the Bahamas; its several old two-story frame houses with their window's walk atop (and may they never be torn down for modern buildings); its na ow streets and its old Negro town with its distinct West Indies flavor, and our many | flowering and exotic trees offer | something truly different for the average ‘ourist. True, common- place to us, but not to the aver- age visitor. We have our annual flower show which aside from the Little White House has focused the eyes of many outsiders on Key West. And yet we must not for- get that we have with us at all) times a perpetual natural flower | show in the beauty and the shade | ‘Tuesday, Suly @, 108 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ro He Page? Commies Complain Of POW Deaths. KUNSAN, KOREA (®—The chiet Red armistice negotiator today_ protested that the United Nations Command killed two Communist prisoners of war and wounded eight on Koje Island last week. The protest coincided with an official U. N. announcement that two North Korean POWs were killed and nine wounded on the prison camp island last week in a series of isolated incidents. The complaint was in a letter from North Korean Gen. Nam Il, senior Communist negotiator, to Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison, head of the U. N. truce team, It was delivered by liaison of- ficer to Panmunjom just before the delegations held their fifth succes- sive secret seession on the truce- change. The conference lasted 48 minutes. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols, . N. Command spokesman, said the tone of the meeting was “‘ob- ener) The delegates will meet again Wednesday. In the days before the white man came, Kentucky was known by the Indians as “The Dark and Bloody Ground” because of the wars between the Iroquois and Cherokees for its possession. fore the Christian era, sat under a similar tree in India, meditat- ing anc receiving his enlighten- ment. And I would like to add an enlightenment which brought much good to the people of In- dia at that time, and which in later years, revolutionized the thinking and lives of the people of China when introduced in 69 A. D. I like the way C. A. Williams, an authority on the Far East, writes of the Bo or Bodhi Tree and of Buddha’s enlightenment; — ie., “As the founder of Buddh- ism sat and reflected under the spreading boughs peace came to his mind with the conviction that man is tormented by greed for grain, or by sorrow for loss, simply because he is held cap- tive within the narrow limits of self-interest, and that beyond this captivity stretches out a vast expanse of universal life. But life itself never dies, since it persists in the lives of those who have grasped the truth and found the real life in that which is common to all.” May you too, if seated on the white benches which ha been thoughtfull placed on the side- walk ber. ath the spreading trees for those waiting for bus trans- portation, and if so inclined, meditate on these facts, and raise ycur voice silently in grat- itude for the greater enlighten- ment which has come to man- kind since the advent of Buddha — a progress brought to man by the advent of Christianity and thank our common Heavenly Father not only for the shade of the Bodhi Tree, which you and I wish to preserve, but for the fact that in every age ana clime, noble men have arisen bearing words of truth and helping man onward in his battle wit self. And if you do nut care to do this, maybe you will ponder on the thoughtfulness of our Key West forefathers, who with ay eye for beauty and shade brought to this Island City the seeds and the slips of the many exotic shade trees growing in our lots and bordering our streets, and resolve that you too will in your way do your part in saving and perpetuating these trees, Wid iS Tan MHSaS Sf Sa Heian City trees Do we truly appre- ciate them? If so, let us do) everything within our power to} preserve them, just as they are, and just where they are And those of you reading this | column who have not heretofore