The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1952, Page 9

G7 WANT ADS P62 Thurséay, Jury iv, vad ‘tne ner Weel CisiZEN Page 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES WILL Gi YOU A 3-LINB CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 2c per line for one Gay We per line for three days 10e per line for six davs 9c per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum et 3 fines per insertion DEADLINE: NIA.M. DAILY in case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. Contract Rates On Request 2—<Apertments For Rent NEW bedroom and efficiency apartments. Ideally located for rest and recreation. E] Patio Motel, Washington and William Sts. july7+f ATTRACTIVE 2 furnished Electric oe near apartment. beach. 1125 Washington St. june27-tf BEDROOM apartmems. Summer rates. Utilities included. Adults ~. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor junel9-tf UNFURNISHED apartment. Cool, newly decorated. Phone 234 for in- formation. july2-tt 2-bedroom apart- ment. Near County Beach. Phone 552-M. june23-tf APARTMENTS Now Available. Fos 6 pct re a Fur- or unturnished. Royal Pees Apartments. Ist. Street and Patterson Ave. june23-+# BEDROOM and bath with kitchen Bg living room privileges in home in quiet location. po and Johnson, Phone 372. june6-tf 1 AND 2 bedroom furnrsned apart- ments. Private bath, children welcome. Apply 725 Duval St. junes-tf FURNISHED apartment, quiet adults, no children, no pets. 1214 Duval. juneat-tf COOL, clean apartment. Water at all times, utilities furnished, adults, no pets. Stutz Hotel Apart- ments. 410 Fleming St. junelé-tf $80 per utilities, july5-tf i goat peertnent for rent. july8-st UNFURNISHED apartment. Catherine St. Phone 358-M. july83tx TWO bedroom apartment. Nicely furnished, lovely yard for chil- dren. 731 Caroline St. THREE rooms and bath. Furnish- ed. Adults. No pets. $82 monthly. Phone 570-W. july9-st ATTRACTIVE furnished one bed- room apartment. Adults only, no pets. Call after 5, 1223 Petronia S' FOUR room apartment. month includes all Adults only. Phone 1475. july?3t | FURNISHED 4 room ay rtment for quiet couple. No pets. $65 per} ay utilities, 1009 Grinnell . Phone 2188-R. jaly9-stx TWO bedroom furnished apart- ment, all electric kitchen. 1700 Flagler Ave. july9-3t EFFICIENCY apartments. Gas, water, lights furnished, $15.45 week. Children accepted. Town Simonton St. julyd4otx Seeieetniseienen opemeomeatenanencncnan UNFURNISHED two bedroom apartment. All electric kitchen. Next te Naval Base. Call 140). jlo | sdiliasbieiidemansdibhinnmmonieoren FOUR apartments. $90 per month. 411 William St. july10-tt | ONE bedroom apartment and tfficiency apartment. Cheap. Ap-} ply 728 United Street. Phone 1404 Ww. july!0-1t FOUR room furnished apartment. $33. Couple only, ne pets. Apply 1138 Margaret or phone 1820-J. july10.3t/ electric} Street, on the Ocean. juneds-tt FURNISHED apartment, kitchen, near beach, for couple only, no pets. Phone 1967-M july 204i, — | FURNISHED apartment, Excellent) location. Adults. Phone 2%} Rye) july9-7t | 3—Cottages For Rent NICE and clean 3 room furnished cottage. Child accepted, $70. Ph. 1623-R after 12 noon. july7-ttx 4«—Houses For Rent THREE bedroom C.B,S. fully furnished. For reht, 15 july to 1 September. 1717 South St. Ph. 1951-W. july7-4t 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 furnished house, complete with deep freeze and motor scooter. For rent during summer, Phone 1815-W. jul ONE bedroom house, tile bath and shower, thoroughly modern. Suit- able for couple. Good location, cor- mer house. Call 740-R. july9-3tx NEW two bedroom home. Furnish- ed, complete. 1712 Josephine St. Inquire 806 Virginia St. after 6. / é TWO bedroom house, completely furnished. 710 Baker’s Lane. july10-3t 5 -Rooms For Rent LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Call after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. june20- LARGE sleeping rooms on the ocean. Weekly rates. Casa Cayo Hueso. Top of Duval, on the ocean. junel8-tf FURNISHED ROOMS $7.90 per week. 626 Grinnell St. july2-12tx ROOMS, $5 to $10 per week, 411 William St. julyl0-7tx CLEAN, cool, comfortable rooms, apply 513 Whitehead, across from Courthouse, july10-6tx 5A—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 Inn, 321 Simonton. july2-tt 8—Male Help Wanted SUPER MARKET Stock Man. Ex- EXPERIENCED Mechanic. Piece Work With Salary Guarantee. Bill’s Southernmost Garage, Whitehead Street. DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in person, Ponce's Luncheonette. julys-tf WANTED, route salesman. Apply in person Coca Cola Bottling Co. july10-3t EXPERIENCED short order cook. Apply in person. Gulfstream | Snack Shop. Sigsbee Road, Sigsbee Park. july10-tf | 9—Female Help Wanted WANTED. All round beautician. Apply Frances Beauty Salon. 1010 Grinnell St. july7+t WAITRESS WANTED. Apply at Delicatessen, corner Truman and Simonton Sts. july3-tf 3 | | WATTRESS wanted. Good pay and working conditions. Cal! 1933 Raul's Restaurant. juneé-tf EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. | | MAIDS wanted (white) $125 month. 6 day week. Phone No. 5. ant ARTHUR MURRAY needs women, | 19 to 32, neat appearance, intelli- | gent, interview daily 3 p.m. to 8 Pm. SIT Duval St., upstairs. jalyl0-e | WOMAN for general house work. | Steady, Good pay. Apply 505 Du- | wal St. Collins Men's Shop. fil} TWO ATTRACTIVE Waitresses for cocktail work. Mr. Young, Casa Cayo Hueso, top Duvai SELF-SERVICE meat wrapper. Experience desirable. Apply Gulfstream Food Dept. Store res White St. junel3-tt Subscribe to The Citizen Vttuine, 9—Female Help Wanted (Continued) ing St. july2-tt 10—Male and Female Help Wanted TWO EXPERIENCED SUPER MARKET CASHIERS, ALSO TWO EXPERIENCED BAG BOYS. APPLY IN PERSON. FAUSTO‘S FOOD PALACE. july5-tf CLERK, drug sundry, experienced. in person at Gulfstream Apply Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. june7-tt 13—Nursery Schools junel-tf FOR SALE six Consecutive 1s- gues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- Phone 51 Circulation Dept. KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 june27-tf | brown and white yuly1o: galyseat! MODEST MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U. 8. Patent Office ee wt THAT NICE MANI Just D HELLO To 27 “| Cash or terms. Apply 1106 White. front of Kress | (Continued) TWO gas refrigerators, good condi- tion. For quick sale, $25 each. 409 Eaton. Phone 704-W. july10-3tx FULL size gas range. Nearly new. ! $50. 150-B Poinciana. july9-2tx 33—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, Truman Ave. Phone 778. julyl-tf THOR semi-automatic washing machine. in good condition. 18-B Sigsbee Road, Sigsbee Park. july3-6tx WANTED studio couch or sofa-bed. Must be in good condition. Phone 653-M. july8-3t 24’ TO 26’ express cabin cruiser. Must be fast with shallow draft. State make, power, draft and price cash. NO - JUNK. Charles Del-Ask, Box B.B., Florida City, Fla. july3-7-10-14-17-21-6tx WANTED to buy. Second hand furniture. Phone 1404-W. | me Say ALANS 25—Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED concrete residence. 1117 Virginia St. Very large yard. july7-6tx 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-tt TWO bedroom completely furnish- 7 julylo-it ed Sunshine home. All electric 38—Automobiles For Sale biles For Sal kitchen including G. E. Stove, Ben- dix automatic washer, Thor Oron- er, Crosley 10% cu. ft. refrigerator, venetian blinds through-out. For immediate occupancy. 2009 Harris Avenue. july3-6tx 1939 OLDSMOBILE with 1947 en- gine, $200, radio. Call 266-W. 1114 Grinnell St. july3-tf 39—Trailers For Sale TWO wheel trailer with 5’ x 7’ body, spare wheel and tire. Ap- ply 88-2 Poinciana. july8-Stx THREE BEDROOM unfurnished house. 2117 Harris Avenue. In- quire 644-B North Beach Road, Peary Court. july8-6tx 1951 SPARTAN Royal Mansion. $3,995.00, % cash. 1952, 40’ Royal Spartanette, 5 years to pay. Tip- ton's Trailer Sales, Stock Island. july10-3tx TWO bedroom C.B.S. house. 1440 Seventeenth and Flagler Avenue. $14,000. Down payment $4,835.00: FOR SALE 27’ Zimmer Aluminum trailer, 3 rooms, sleeps six, 9” x 20’, awning. Priced below anything, comparable on today’s market. Ap- ply 21 Rest Beach. julyl0-3tx TWO bedroom house. 1 block from Naval Hospital. Phone 1620-R. july10-6t TWO bedroom C.B.S. beautiful HOUSE trailer. $120 down, balance $240. Write today, box 831, Key West, july10-3tx house, near beach, low down pay- 39A—Trailer For Sale or Rent TRAILER Cottage. Reasonable. In-; quire Mastic Trailer Camp, 645 26—Lots For Sale TWO CHOICE adjoining 50’ x 120’ lots on Duck Avenue near Naval . Filled ready for build- ing. See Opal Van Duersen, Key West Real Estate Co. june27-tt| United Street. july8-stx SCREENED PORCH, fenced yard, 23—Printing $40 monthly plus ground rent. | Located, Stock Island. See Mrs. Make The Boysen, 621-C Peary Court. ARTMAN PRESS july10-3tx HOUSE Trailer for rent. $60 per julyl-tt) month. Phone 104, 2011 Flagler Avenue. — new. Priced reasonable 1510/ Semimary St, or phone 1021-XM 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets jafter 2 p.m. julyt0-Sex | Se-ciieesabola ousehold Items REGISTERED pedigreed boxer, | } For Sale * 2 years old. Price $50. Phone A. B. Apartment size stove, 0. Fridigaire refrigerator 7 ew. ft.,/ | $0. 9 Arthur Sawyer Road. Sigs. - {S—Transportation and used furniture, nel tt, 50—Legal Notices NOTICE tagpe woe NAYE ST: NOTICE IS HEREBY GI Sivan that the undersigned di to engage in business under the fictitious pame of Zope. hy - 604 Whitehead St.. Key West, ida, intends to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun- ty, Florida. Dated June 18, 1952. Max ROSINBE, Sole Owner. jun19-2*;July3-10,1952. OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No. 13-199 FRANK JACKSON, Plaintiff, DIVeRcE NELLIE JACKSON, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: NELLIE JACKSON, care of Nellie Merritt, Hollywood, South ae Carolina, YOU_ARE ORDERED and REQUIRED to 8 to ave a copy of your Answer to the Complaint for Divorce on the Plaintiff's attorney, and file the original Answer in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 28th day »f July, A. D. 1952, in the above en- titled matter, otherwise the allega- tions therein contained will be tak- en_as confessed. DONE and ORDERED at Key West, Monroe County, Fiaride, this 25th day of June, A. D. 195: (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, out of the Circuit Court, lonroe County, Florida. By? nti Ua peoktage Deputy. Clerk. (sa) J. ¥. PORTER, LV, Solicitor for Plaintift, 413 Fleming Street, Key West, Florida. Jund6 ;july3-10-17,1952 NOTICE UNPER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICS IS HEREBY “IVEN that the undersigned desires to engage in business under the fictitious name of. erseas Construction Company,” 326 Duval St. Key West, Florida, intends to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun- ty, Florida. - Dated July 9, 1952. JOHN CHARLES RETZLER Sole Owner. July10-17-24-31,1953 CHARTER NO. 4672 RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 6 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ag NATIONAL BANK AT LISHED IN oe Sat TO CALL Pag BY Cat ge eae A THE CURRENCY, . UNDER TION S211, U. & STATUTES ASSETS Cash, balances with oth- er banks, baggie reserve ce, and cash items in process of ecilection . United States Govern- ment obligations, rect and guaranteed . Obligations of States and political subdiv! sions Corporat: cluding $17,21 of Federal —* bank) Loans and ai Bank premises owned $24,361.19, furniture and fixtures $39,764.66 Real estate owned other than bank premises . Investments and other ts indirectly rep- nting bank prem- ises or other sos tate a Ovher assets TOTAL ASSET! $3,051,798.90 374,278.99 17,251.00 1,189,901.87 64,125.85 13,694.62 30,385.42 12,177,820.76 LIABILITIES _| Demand deposits of in- dividuals, rtner- ships, and corpora- tions $5,379,574.02 Time deposits of indtvid- uals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government Gapetios postal sav- mi Deposits of States and Political sub@tvisions Deposits of banks her deposits (certified and cashier's checks, ete.) TOTAL DEPOSITS— $11, 449,068.90 Other Habiiities 1,692,540.89 106,321.17 68,299.59 TOTAL LIABILITIES—$11,517,368.49 july10-3t . SOUNTS 31—Gardeo-Lawn Supplies), ___ Custis me: Come TRAILER for sale, 1948 Schult 21°} mon reek. ‘ial 100,000.00 COLD SMOKE. Insecticide and, with porch, Lot 27 Overseas} surpius inna 475,000.00 Fungicide. Key West Garden and) Trailer Court, Stock Island. Uneivined: prefiie —— SORE | Lawn Supply. Phone 1019. pep julyl0-4tx feemt.accoant for pre- 4 } @teck) ——— AUTOMATIC dog leaches, self) 4}—Motor Bikes and Mo | tots: cz ccounts § 669,953.27 winding, fits in purse or pocket. sgggemmacnn Key West Garden and Lawn Sup- tor Scooters ~~ | Ply. Phone 1019. jp jalyio-t¢ | 952 pre: egy Excellent condi- | tion. Phone 641. july9-tx, | 33—Miscellaneous 41—Boats and Motors | NEW deluxe baby carriage, bassin-| 16° BOAT, plank bottom, model—A . | _ette, play-pen, bathinette. Cheap./ inboard. Easy up-keep. Any rea- Bee ~ gal | Phone 1609-W. july3-t sonable offer. Phone 790, ext. 315. | ewenr that the above statement fe | | jaty?-0| Sep Se So Satt of, oy Ancwtekes BABY CRIB. Excellent condition (ag) C. L. GARDNER, $10, 69 Main Road, Dredger’s CHRIS - CRAFT bost kits. Cliff's! sonpecr arrest | Key. jelyi0-1 Marine and Supply Co., Stock} fH Semel ¥. Geidemich eenscoieiaare Island, Phone > Wm arren, |TENOR saxophone practically | ™_ july10-3¢ (nat) 1. 4, Trevor, an officer oF direct (net) NORMAN D, Notary Public, Pais of | Political By EDWIN B, HAAKINSON No More Voting ROCHESTER,“N. Y, peer} Wayne County ? County farmce isn’t~ go+ ing to bother voting this year be! cause he doesn’t think one vote means a thing. “A couple of years ago CHICGO w — Republicans to- | were votiag on centralization ¢ ruption and of shielding “traitors to the nation in high places.’ fought compromises on the foreign policy, national defense and civil rights planks. Only the “‘civil rights” plank— dealing with the touchy issues of racial discrimination—caused some committee fight, from the 1948 statement which backed whatever laws needed to end job discrimina- tion against Negroes and other mi- norities. This time the promise was for federal legislation to deal with racial discrimination in states which failed to. Whether this should be compulsory or voluntary was not stated. Sen. Eugene D. Millikin of Colo- rado, chairman of the group that shaped the campaign document, day accused the present Democrat- | the school district here. I didn't ie administration of sickening cor- | Vote,” he said. “Then some fella came around and said, There's going to be another vote on the proposition and you'd bettér vote. We lost the last time by one vote.’ So I voted. “Well, there must of been 800 or a thousand votes cast and af- ter it was over the same fella came to me again and said: ‘What do you know about that ~ we lost by one vote again.’ “Now nobody ¢an tell me that can happen twice in a row so I decided that’s the last time I'll vote,” WILLIAM A. TAYLOR, SR, William A. Taylor, Sr.. 90, died yesterday morning at the Monfoe General Hospital after a short illness, Funeral services will be -held Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. from the Chapel of the Lopez ~heral Home, Rev. Harold H. Link of the First Baptist Church will offici- ate at the serbices. Burial wi’ iP in family plot, city cemetery>) Survivors: four daughters, Ellen McHugh, Key West, 4 told a reporter he expects quick Fannie Cash, Key West; Mrs. Li- convention approval. In general, the related —— \belle Rogers, Key West; policy and defense planks had pproved in advance by Sen. ob ami, Thomas Taylor, - | James Taylor, Miami; 15 vert A. Taft of Ohio and Gen. na Kane, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. J8i- thige William A. Taylor, Jr, Mi- Miet, gra sons, W! Dwight D. Eisenhower, the two | children; 21 Great prandchildrgn benches sor aga ts de aa and 1 great great grandchild, These planks belabored the Dem- | in dollars for defense, Sea aca “they swing erratically from timid | the lowering of the Iron Cu appeasement to reckless blunder.” The GOP document that Republicans will seek ‘an hon- smp | Orable just peace” that would even bring hope to those now imprisoned under Communist domination. On national defense, the GOP platform promised a quick buildup to “completely adequate air pow- er,” something Sen. Taft has And then it balanced this, prob- ably at suggestions from the Ei- senhower camp, with a pledge for “simultaneous readiness of coordi- nated air, land and sea lanes, with all the necessary installations, bases supplies and munitions, in- cluding atomie energy weapons.” All through the unusually long (6,000 word) platform, the Repub- licans promised to clean house in government, cut costs and reduce waste, overlapping and bureauc- racy. But the really bristling words came in the section titled “cor- ruption.” “The present administration's sordid record of corruption has shocked and sickened the Ameri- ean people,” it began. “Its leaders have forfeited any right to public faith by the way they transact the government's business.” The platform said Republicans have exposed instances of “fraud, bribery, graft, favoritism and in- favorites including even some gangsters and crooks’ were treated leniently, the plat- form draft said, while honest tax- payers were harrassed over minor A special plank on Communism said the Democrats had “permit- ted Communists and their fellow travelers to serve in many key agencies and to infiltrate our Amer- The platform said the adminis- tration’s softeness on Communism | resulted in “the needless sacrifice | of American lives, a crushing cost | 9 and the present threats to world peace.” The platform hit hard at “1 eral compulsory health insura' as often urged by President =. man, saying it involved “crushing cost, wasteful inefficiency, bureau- cratic deadweight and debaged standards of medical care.” It put Republicans on record for support of scientific research and “encouragement of improve methods of assuring health pio- tection.” On education, it said responsi bility has and should rest “upon the local communities and ‘tie states.” It pledged “immediate state- hood” for Hawaii and the same for Alaska. “Eventual statehood” was listed for Puerto Rico, The platform favors retention of the Taft-Hartley Labor Act, ee modifications, NEED MONEY e OANS ON of Key West * 604 Deval 5. 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