The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 25, 1952, Page 7

WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 126 per line fer one Gay We'per line for three days 106 per line for six devs ~ 96 per line for twelve days Se per line for twenty-four days Mirimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLING: 11A.M. DAILY in case of error, The Citizen will 2 responsible for only one insertion. ‘ Contract Rates On Request ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? A. A. formed a club and helped one another, Why can’t we do the “game? If interested, drop a card with name and address to P. O. Box 505, aug2ltt (Continued) NEW APARTMENTS, Duval St., upstairs, water pressure always: 25 to 40, electric kitchen, tile bath, tub & shower, access to washing machine, parking. Phone 229-J. aug2i-4t FURN “I” two-bedroom apart- ment. Infant accepted, 905 Ashe St. Inquire --ar. aug23-1tx! ONE-BED> *<M apartment, adults only, no pets. 1213 White St. aug23-3t FURNISHED 2-bedroom apart- ment, children accepted, no pets, utilities furnished. Phone 1975-W 617 Angela St. aug23-2t Price Organization. Phone 104. aug22-tf} | APARTMENT, all electric kitchen. Water and garbage service furn- ished. No pets, 1502 South St. aug22-Stx $+Cottages For Rent 1 BEDROOM furnished cottage. Adults only, no pets. Apply 117 Ann St. aug.16-tf THREE-ROOM cottage, reason- able. See Mario, 645 United St. aug22-4t 4—Houses For Rent WELL FURNISHED House, 20 miles from Key West. $75. Phone Hudgins & Alfonso, Summerland Key No, 2. aug2-tf re COOL, spacious, beautifully furn- ished 2-bedroom house. Sleeping porch, tub-shower, all electric, 1 child. Inquire 505 Simon- ton St. 11 a.m, to 6 p.m. aug20-tf FURNISHED 1-bedroom C. B. house, électri¢ kitchen, tile bath, july29-tf| adults, no pets. 3411 Flagler Ave. APARTMENTS available. Weekly, monthly. Low rates. Seashell Mo- tel, corner South and William Sts. s augl9-tt EFFICIENCY apartments, $50.00 monthly, rooms $5 and $10 week- Jy, 411 William St. augi9-6tx aug20-6tx FURNISHED HOUSE at 406 Fie- ming St. Vacant 28th or 29th. E. A. Strunk, Jr. Phone 816. aug23-tf §~Rooms For Rent - with and without private baths. Ca'l after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. EXTRA LARGE room in private home, use of kitchen and dinette, 1114 Grinnell, phone 266-W aug9-tf a FURNISHED ROOM for rent, pri- vate bath, private entrance. 614 Francis St., phone 1197-M. aug25-3t EXPERIENCED lumber yard salesman. References. Strunk Lumber Yard, 117 Simonton St. augl9-tf DISHWASHER. Apply in pere=n, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simon- ton St, ~ augis-tf ADDRESS and mail postals at home. Each order pays $3.00. In- struction 25c. Benner, Trenton 3, N. J. july28,augé-11-18-25,septl-6t PORTER & STOCKMEN wanted. S. H. Kress & Co. aug2l-6t FOREIGN Employment Construc- tion Work. If interested in for- eign projects with high pay, Foreign Servize Bureau, Box 295, Metuchen, New Jer-ey. aug25-Itx BOY or young man to work part Circulation Department. time in Apply Rayford Roberts, Key West Citizen, aug2s-tt FOR SPARE TIME! No ex- perience needed. Sell America's finest Christmas Cards. Make $50 on 100 self-selling $1 Assortments. Personalized Cards low as $1 per box, many others. Write for As- sortments on approval, FREE per- sonalized Samples. CHARM, 333 Peachtree N. E., Dept. 150, Atlanta, aug2s. lt $3 -23 NT MiGHT. BE INTERECTED IF You-HAp A Bay oF) _—__. THE, MONTH CLUB / / 9—Female Help Wanted (Continued) WAITRESS, good hours and work- ing conditions. Apply Caribe Restaurant. Clean, good atmos- a aug2s-3t WAITRESS WANTED, $35.00 per week, Call 8 p.m. Club 116. aug2s-3t EXPERIENCED BARMAID, 900 Bar, 900 Simonton St. aug25-6t WANTED. 2 Maids, six-day week. Apply Southwind Motor Court, 1321 Simonton St. aug25-3t Duffy’s, 218 Duval Street. Experi- ence not necéssary. july22-tt EXPERIENCED super market SALESGIRLS.“8. H. Kress & Co. augai-6t KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton St. aug22-tf EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. Apply Luigi’s Restaurant after 3 pm. augi2-tf EXPERIENCED sales girl. Ideal Togs; 534 Southard St. aug23-tf PAYROLL CLERK and general of- fice, prefezzbly construction ex- perience. Phone 1859. aug23-3t WANTED: Barmaids and waitress- es. Experienced or inexperienc- ed. Apply Weaver's, Stock Island. aug23-3t SUPERMARKET CASHIER. Ex- perience desirable. Apply. in per- son, Gulfstrc2m Food Department Store, 1105 White St. aug23-tt 10—Male and Female Wanted - 2 SHORT ORDER COOKS, 6 days a week. Overseas Lunch, Stock Is- land. Phone 9229. aug25-3t 11—Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED office clerk de- sires employment. Good typist. Manuel Santa Cruz, 521 Olivia St. I (Continued) LAWNS MOWED, trees trimmed, general clean-up. Phone 1996-XR for free estimate. Brown’s Land- scaping. aug25-3t Is your income property ready for the tourist season? Paint now. Call 9168. Free estimate, aug25-3t NOTICE KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 apg-tt ———— JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estim: on new CBS homes, remod and roofing. Phone 147-XM. augi-tt SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. augl-tf 24—Business Opportdnities BUSINESS opportunity. With Stan- ley Home Products. For appoint- ment call 1587-R, between 5 & 7 p.m. PARTNER. $500. Opening record- ing studio in Key West. Have en- tire equipment, and studio. “Radio Frank”, 471 N. E. 79th Road, Mi- ami. aug25-3t COIN TELEVISION! COIN RA- DIO! OTHER COIN MACHINES! Wide open field, guaranteed loca- tions. Factory representative is forming association of operators in this area. No competition! Can be done in spare time. No experience necessary. Permanent monthly in- come! Profits start immediately. Minimum investment $1,040. Reply giving phone number, Box KW-24 24A—Building & Financing GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Homes, Commercial, Alterations Bonded Licensed Contractor Consult Us For Estimates PORTOR WAGOR RUSSELL, INC. James Staples, Sup’t. Ph. 1859 aug20-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale THREE bedroom cinderblock Top- pino constructed house. Can be seen after six p. m. 2014 Selden- berg avenue. Phone 1615-XW. Aug.S—TF 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. aug9-tf THREE-BEDROOM modern C.B.S. home, ideal location for children. | room. Immediate occupancy, $16,-| 000. Terms arranged. 1411 Patricia | Street, phone 1920-J. aug272-3t 26—Lots For Sale TWO CHOICE adjoining 50° x 120° lots op Duck Avenue near Naval Hospital. Filled ready for building, $1,750.00 each. See Opa! van Duer- sen, Key West Real Estate Co. angle Classified Advertising Brings Results Make The ARTMAN PRESS painting also upholstering and trim — convertible tops, 121 Si- monton St. Phone 608 QUALITY Refinishing Shop, Furni- Seis! Aiea ec eee EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture Augl2-té THREE Rods and reels, $40.00 each. Phone Mrs. Light, 1661-W. aug23-3tx USED lumber free for hauling it away. Phone 1859 or 1964-R. aug23-3t FULL STENOTYPE Course. Ma- chine, metronome, and all ma- terials. $60.00, 425 Francis, phone 1445-M. aug2s-tt FOR SALE CHEAP: % H.P. mo- tor, electric switch, %-inch shaft, belts and pullies, Hoffman 8-A press and boiler. J. Bearup, Rear, 622 Fleming St. Phone 1823-J. aug25-3t $4--Household Items For Sale YOUNG Wringer type washing ma- chine. Phone 2081-W. 2306 Seiden- berg. aug22-3tx ee A I NEW 5-Piece solid mahogany bed- room suite. Original cost $500. 72-C Arthur Sawyer Road, Sigsbee Park. aug22-3tx ——— BEDROOM SUITE, 2-piece living] » room set and tables, miscel- laneous ieces, alc. maple bunk beds. See at 67-I Poinciana. Phone|) _ aug23-3tx | SIMMONS adjustable chaise] | 1132-XR. lounge, 1 two-burner electric hot plate, Kenmore electric roaster and broiler. 325 Whitehead St. Phone 1883-J, aug23-3t 34A—Restaurant & Store Equipment LARGE KITCHEN hood, with ex- haust fans. Also restaurant 728 Simonton. Apply Ponce’s | Luncheohette. 781 Simonton St. aug.15-tf 9-COLUMN Burroughs adding ma- chine, perfect condition. Can be used as beokkeeping machine, $100.00. Floridian Motel, 1212 Si- monton St. 35—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, Truman Ave. Phone 778, augl-tf 36—Bicycles and Tricycles LADY'S BICYCLE, new tires, new saddle, excellent condition. $15.00, 1403 Washington St. aug2s- $8—Automobiles For Sale Eagle, phone 1568-W. Buick, 4-door Riviera. Exceptional- ly clean car with all extras. Phone BVM. ¢/o Citizen. aug25-mon, wed, fri-3t) equipment. Apply Grocery Store,| *He entered the Navy in October augé-tf | 1941 as an aviation cadet. In June and used trailers, 1/3 down, bal- ance less than rent, free delivery to Key West. Free overnight lodging. See us for an honest, square deal. Buy, sell or trade. Harper Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave., Miami) — Phone 89-6887. augl1-30t ——$__________. °48, 14-FOOT Mainline with porch, awning, and refrigerator. See Swiger, Gulfstream Trailer Park, 606 Truman Ave. aug22-6tx 21-FOOT Mayflower, 1947 model, $750.00. Key West Trailer Court, 1015 Simonton St. Wm. Kelly. aug22-3tx ‘40—Motor Bikes and Mo tor Scooters MATCHLESS 500cc twin, springer, tandem saddle. 5500 miles, ex- cellent. $625. 1321 George St., after 5 p.m. augl9-6tx 41—Boats and Motors Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 B, V. Kinsman July23-tt 47—Trade, Exchange, or Swap WILL EXCHANGE home as full or , Part payment for home in Wash- ington, D. C. For particulars phone 783-W after 5 p.m. aug20-6t 49A—House Movers : HOUSEMOVERS CALL GARNETT Phone 1402-XJ For Estimate. If No Answer, Call Mr. Coppage 894. augé- Official U.S.Navy Photo Lieutenant Commander John D. Latimer, instrument officer for the Fleet All Weather Training, has re- cently been transferred to the Naval Air Station, Hutchinson, Kansas. 1942, he was designated a naval aviator at Pensacola, Fla. He subsequently served with} squadron VF-2 aboard the USS Enterprise and aboard the USS Hornet. Commander Latimer is authorized to wear the Air Medal with one gold star, the Navy Unit Commendation ribbon (received (while aboard the Hornet), the Presidential Unit Citation received Asiatic-Pacific Theatre ribbon with six battle stars, the American Area ribbon, the American Defense Ser- vice ribbon and the World War II Victory medal. Commander Latimer is married to the former Miss Mary Ruther- ford, Auburn, W. Va. They re- sided at 2211 Seidenberg St. in Key | West with their daughter, Linda (5). He is the son by previous) marriage of Mrs. Ora Tyer, Bogag | Texas. School, Bogata, Texas. Prior to) entering the Navy, he was a | student at Paris Junior College, He is a graduate of Bogata High | ,. Mlonday, August 25, 1952 Official U.S. Navy Photo. CAMP PENDLETON, Calif— (To The Key West Citizen)— Marine Major Richard L. Bland was promoted to his present rank recently during informal ceremonies at Camp Pendleton, Calif. A native of Key West, Ma- jor Bland enlisted in the. Ma- rine Corps at Orlando in De- cember 1942. One year later and after completion of the Officer’s Candidate Class at Quantico, was commissioned a second lieutenant. During the present Korean actions, Major Bland was the company commander of “B” Co., 1st Bn. Ist Marines in Korea in 1950 and later named executive officer of Weapons Co., 1st Bn., Ist Marines in Ko- rea in 1951. He is the holder of the Silver Star. Returning to the States in March 1951, Major Bland was assigned to his present station performing duties as Reserve Liaison and Training Section, Plans and Training Officer. Major Bland and his wife and daughter, Christine, pres- ently reside at 3030 Harding street, Carlsbad, Calif. SEA SECRETS - Q. Do any fish use their fins to walk along the ocean bottom? A. Yes several fishes have fins specially modified for this pur- pose. The sea robins or gurnards (Triglidae) have the first three rays of the pectoral fin free of the surrounding membrane, These fin rays are quite flex- ible and bent downward at their tips, and by employing them in crablike fashion the fish moves over sandy bottoms on which it lives. In the batfishes (OGco- cephalidae), the paired fins are fleshy and to an amazing degree limblike in form. These fishes move over the sea floor much in the manner of toads, Although neither the batfishes nor the sea robins are capable of living out of water, this limblike mod- ification of their fins often leads them to be mistaken for am- phibians. Q. What is the use of the small paddle which is found on the last pair of legs in certain crabs? + These are used in swimming. | Most crabs, such as stone crabs | spider crabs, and mud crabs, | lack these appendages; but | others, like the blue crab and | lady crab, have them more or | less well developed. In spite of their relatively small surface area the paddles are quite cap- | able of maintaining the crab | at the surface of the water| for some time. One small crab, Portunus sayi, spends its life clinging to pieces of floating Sargassum week, but uses its | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . Page Z Grows In Ike’s Ranks ST. PETERSBURG (— Dissen- sion in the ranks of Eisenhower supporters in the state came to light here Sunday when a group of regular Repudlicans accusc” three leaders of the Citizens for jower movement of an at- *»mpted power grab. Just nine days before the GOP presidential candidate is to make an almost unprecedented speaking tour in Florida, Republicans from Pinellas, Polk, Dade, Manatee, Hillsborough, Hardee and Sarasota Counties attended a meeting here which aired the protest. Oliver McGov-an, president of the Sarasota County Republican Men’s Club, said “We laid our problems on the table” before State Chairman Harold Alexander, Ft. Myers. Alexander declined comment. McGowan said three Miami men closely knit by business and mar- riage have taken control of the citizen's movement and refuse to work with regular GOP leaders. He identified them as Curt Lan- don, Paul Helliwell and James Guilmartin. “Landon is a substantial client of Helliwell’s law firm,"? McGowan declared, “Guilmartin is a partner of Helliwell’s and Guilmartin is married to Landon’s daughter. “We find three men closely al- lied by business and marriage who, if their plan succeeds, will find themselves in a position of enor- mous power in Florida and re sponsible to no recognized Repub- lican authority in this state,” he continued. W. A. Washburne Jr., Sarasota County campaign manager, said Guilmartin as executive director of the citizens movement, has set a goal of half a million dollars to be raised in Florida, Washburne asked: “Who is going to account to the people of Florida for this slush fund?”. and he added: “Is it true, as -we have heard, that organizers for the Eisenhower clubs are now being recruited in Miami and being paid at the rate of $150 to $250 per week from funds already collected? I am con- vinced that Eisenhower and the Republican National Committee are not aware of this disgraceful situation and would not condone it in any degree.” Justice of the Peace Ed ‘Silk St. Petersburg, said- the purpose of the meeting was to determine “who is running the Eisenhower campaign in Florida—the Repub- lican Party or a man like Guil- martin who has been in the state only slightly overecne year.” Harry Swann, Republican candi- date for governor from Miami, added his voice to the protest, Interesting Notes Growth of corn is checked by cool nights. Corn cannot be grown in Eng- land except as a green fodder plant. Britain’s schools of law, called the Inns of Court, have the ex- clusive right to admit British lawyers to the bar. The Soviet Union, with 60 other nations, signed the current Geneva Convention of 1949, which was a revision of an earlier Convention. The Geneva Convention of 1949 says prisoners must be given decent housing, nourish- ing food and the right to com- municate with their families. dae) frequently construct nests in which the eggs are hatched. The nest is built of grass and water plants by the male and cemented together with sticky threads excreated by a special abdominal gland. The finished product is barrel-shaped with an opening at each end. Al though sticklebacks live mainly in fresh and brackish water, @ commonly ascends rivers along the Florida coast into complete