The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 22, 1952, Page 7

| (oe WANT ADS Be! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12c per line for one day Ve per line for three days 1c per line for six days 9 per line for twelve days Se per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines - per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY af) eer of idles Citizen responsible for only one insertion. fe Contract Rates On Request |— Announcements THE AMERICAN and English sailors in Key West would ap- preciate any type of books or magazines. Duffy’s Tavern, 218 Duval St. septl7-tf FREE! 300 pounds of Jumbo boiled Key West shrimp served every Sunday 3-6 p.m. (on the house) at Duffy’s Tavern, 218 Duval St. septl6-tf 2—Apartments For Rent —_—— NEW bedrocm und efficiency apartments. Ideally located for rest and recreation. El Patio Motel, Washington and William Sts. augll-tf APARTMENTS, atr cooled, all electric, ufnries, linens, dishes furnished. M&B Motel, 1031 Eaton. septo-tf BEDROOM apartments. Summer rates. Utilities included. Adults oniy. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane. aug30-tf APARTMENTS Now A.ailable. Open for your inspection. Fur- nished or unfurnished. ‘Royal Palms Apartments, Ist. Street and Patterson Ave, sept3-tf FURNISHED apartment, quie adults, no children, no pets. 1214 Duval. sept4-tf COOL, clean apartment. Water at all times, utilities furnished, adults, no pets. Stutz Hotel Apart- ments. 410 Fleming St. aug26-tf APARTMENT for couple, every- thing furnished, including elec- tric fans, 1511 Truman Avenue. aug20-tf APARTMENTS for rent. Apply 725 Duval St. aug23-tf FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 3 rooms and bath, maid and janitor service, utilities furnished. Coral Hotel Apartments, 312 Simonton St. aug29-tf APARTMENTS AVAILABLE. Weekly, monthly. Low rates. Sea- sheli Motel, corner South and Wil- liam Sts, sept3-tf VERY COOL, clean, furnished downstairs apartment. Near Naval operation bases. No pets. Children accepted. Reasonable. Ap- ply 425 Francis, septié-tf COOL, modern, furnished Studio apartment, opposite Casa Ma- rina. By week or month. 721 Se- minole a‘ William. septlé-tt ee TURNISHED Efficiency apart- ment, Electric kitchen. Adults wnly, 1411 Flagler Ave., near Courity Beach. septls-tf VURNISHED Apartment, 1414 — Sth St. sept20-tf “ROOM apartment, $65.00. Adults only. Phone 1475, sept20-5t WEW efficiency apartment. Tile| shower, all electric kitchen. Ap- ply 1529 Flagler Ave. sept22-6tx NFFICIENCY APT. near Navy Yard. ‘Couple only, no pets. Price Organization, 411 Fleming. Phone! ia. sept22-tf VURNISHED Apartment. Living Toom, bedroom, kitchen, private vath. Near Sub Base, $14.00 week- jw. Call 1145-J. septz2-tf ————— | WEW Apartment, Duval st., up-/ Stairs. Water pressure always 25-/ W. Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and shower, access to washing ma- chine, parking, $85.00 monthly. Phone 229-J. sept22-4t ATTRACTIVE Efficiency apart-} ment. Refined, single gentleman. | 1100 Margaret St. sept22-tf | —— | Subscribe to The Citizen | ee 2—Apartments For Rent (Continuea) FURNISHED efficiency apt. Elect. kitchen. Children welcome. Elizabeth St. 2A—Trailers For Rent MODEST septi5-tf UTILITY TRAILER for rent. Do your own hauling. Hitch provid- ed. Phone 206-XW. Couple only. Inquire Mr. Wells, 904 Francis, COOL, spacious, beautifully furn- ished 2-bedroom house. Sleeping porch, tub-shower, all electric, for couple, 1 child. Inquire 505 Simon- ton St. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. aug20-tf NICE ROOM in private home for business or working girl. 1212 Pearl St. sept20-3tx HOUSE for -ent, completely furnished, at reasonable price. Apply 1314 Eliza Street. septi9-3¢ UNFURNISHED, very nice, suit- SMALL 1-bedroom furnished house, adults only, no dogs. Inquire 1023 Catherine. Phone 772-M. septl7-6t ~Rooms For Rent NICE downstairs, front bedroom with private bath in private home. 1221 Petronia St. sept20-3t THREE ROOMS with bath on separate floor in beautiful house. Excellent home for two or three men, 1605 Flagler. Phone 1123-XR. septl9-3t CLEAN, ‘quiet room, one block from business district, 513 White- head. septi6-6tx LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Ca"l after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. aug29-tf 8—Male Help Wanted DELIVERY BOY. Full time, must have driver's license, must know city. Apply in person, Gulfstream Food Department Store, 1105 White St. aug27-tt PORTER WANTED. S. H. Kress Co, septié-6t SALESMEN — full or part time. Evan's Enterprises — 509 Sou- thard, sept22-3t correreaiee atnaeama cemestaiege eee GROCERY CLERK Wanted. Must have drivers’ license. Apply Vic- tory Cash Market, 1028 Truman. sept22-3t ‘9—Female Help Wanted TWO attractive girls to wait on tables in air conditioned bar. Duffy's, 218 Duval Street. Experi- ence not necessary. aug26-tf ee eeaeeeeeteeeteseene WAITRESS. Apply in person, Pon- ce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton. here. Prepare now for large profits selling beautiful Avon cosmetics. To arange private inter- view, write our manager Mrs. Smedley, P. O. Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, Fla. sept22-3t ee aareeeeoereaiiaenatemes CURB GIRLS Wanted. Experience unnecessary. Apply Jimmy's Drive Inn between 3-7 p.m sept22-6t ADDRESS and mail postals at home. Each order pays $3.00. In- structions 25¢, Brenner, Trenton, | 3, N. J. sept22-6t MAIDS, experienced. South Winds | Motor Court, 1321 Simonton. sepi22-it FL WANT someone to home. Phone 184-W ron in ASSISTANT to Branch Over 25. Capable meet public $45.00 to $55.00 5 days a week Apply Wed. Sept from 3:8 y Duva ups septzo 2t SDAVACAN= MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U. 8. Patent Office TT Go FoR A WALK WITH You BuT I WON'T WALK PACT “THAT ANTIQUE SHOP—LAST TIME THAT WALK CoST ME #50, 9—Female Help Wanted «Continued) HAVE OPENING for 2 young women. Experience unneces- sary. National Studios. Phone 1327. sept20-3t CURB GIRLS — Apply Wylk’s Drive-In, Stock Island, after 5 p.m. sept9-tf WANTED: Waitress and barmaid, good pay. Starlight Club, 713 Du- val St. aug2s-30t EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want- ed. Apply Luigi’s Restaurant af- ter 3 p.m. septl6-tf 10—Male and Female Help Wanted ALVERTISING Representative for Key West and vicinity. Exclusive franchise. Good opportunity for right party. Experience preferred. Navy News, 532 Pine, Long Beach, Calif. sept2,8,15,22,29-5t COUPLE to operate and main- tain small motel. Man may have other employment, but is expected to clean and maintain. Living quarters and all utilities, linen etc., furnished plus cash and bonus. State age, qualifica- tions, etc., in letter to, P. O. Box 185. septl8-tf EXPERIENCED produce clerk and experienced stock man. Apply in person. Fausto’s Food Palace. Sept 17-tf MUSICIANS and entertainers want- ed for night club engagements and radio broadcast. Bring photos. F. E. C. Recording Studios c/o Duffy’s, 218 Duval St. septié-tf SHRIMP HEADERS. No experi- ence necessary, Cayco Co. Foot of Duval St. sept22-3t DISHWASHER — Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simon- ton. sept22-tf 12—Baby Sitters WILL do baby sitting in my home oc your home, Phone 131-W. sept20-3t 13—Nursery Schools SUPERVISED relaxation, our ap- proach to your child, kindness Day and night service. Phone 1360. sept4-30t 17—Personal Services YOR SALE six Consecutive 1s- sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- ly. Phone $1 Circulation Dept. BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements printed by) the Artman Press, Phone 51. septé-ti j Notary Pubic NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office | | COCONUT TREES cleaned ed. Lawns mowed, g jup. Brown's Li landscaping Any size job estimates. Phone 668-W. do yards fu 18—Special Services (Continued) NOTICE GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 septs-tf QUALITY REFINISHING SHOP. Repair, refinish, polish and spray all type of furniture. Free esti- mates. 700 Elizabeth St. Work guaranteed. sept4-tf JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling and roofing. Phone 2194-W. * sept2-tf SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. sept2-tf PROFESSIONAL RECORDINGS| made while you wait. Also copies made of any record. F. E. C, Re- cording Studios, c/o Duffy’s, 218 Duval. septié-tf PROFESSIONAL Listener! Ideas created! Information secured! F. E. C. Recording Studios, ¢/o Delmonico’s, 218 Duval. _septi6-tf TUTOR with A.B. and M.A, “> gree will tutor high school and | elementary subjects. Write box AJ-5 ¢/o Citizen. septl9-3tx | 18A—Massage SWEDISH MASSAGE by licensed Masseuse. Phone 1553-J. sept22-tf 22—Lost GREEN PARAKEET, vicinity of White and United Streets. Re- jward. Phone 1054-XM. Dillon, Navy Trailer Court, corner White and United Sts. sept20-tf SIAMESE CAT - monton Court. Name of “Pum Simonton Cou inity of Si- Answers to | sept2p-3t BLUE BILLFOLD. Left on bu of car at A Valuable papers. lot. | sept22-3t | 24A—Building & Financing GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Homes, Commercial, d Licensed Contractor '30—Services and Repairs | monton St. Phone 608 | and used furniture Alterations |S! It Us For Es 25—Real Estate For Sale |*" | Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE 51 Z5—Real Estate For Sale (Continued) TWO bedroom, Sunshine home. Immediate possession. 2008 Har- ris avenue. Phone 1383-M septi7-6t ———— eee THREE-BEDROOM Sunshine house, corner lot near Naval Hospital. 3644 Duck Ave. Phone 1469-M. septl6-6t BEST BUY in town. 3-bedroom house, glassed-in porch — cool — landscaped grounds. Inquire Poin- ciana Package Store, 12-10 p.m. septl6-6tx DUPLEX — on Flagler near White. One apartment, 2 bed- rooms. One apart ent, one bed- room. Excellent investment. Write Box JA-2 c/o Citizen. septl9-tf $3700 down, 2-bedroom Toppino home. Inimediate occupancy. 2019 Staples Avenue. septs-tf REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS WANTED HOUSES, lots, groves, ranches, motels, apartment _ buildings, dress shops, garages, restaurants, industrial plants and other “going” businesses find a ready market when advertised in The New York Times under FLORIDA REAL ES- TATE & BUSINESS PROPOSI- TIONS. Published in the Business- Financial Section, this directory will be featured every Sunday, October 12 through December 14 — your best selling and renting sea- son. Reach more than 1,100,000 readers from coast to coast through your ad in America’s leading real estate medium. The Times carries more Florida real estate advertis- ing than all other New York news- papers combined. To order your. ad see your real estate broker or write direct to The New York Times. If you wish we will set the ad in type, show proof and quote cost. Send ali facts to Classified Advertising Department Desk, No. 210, The New York Times, Times Square, New York 36, N. Y. sept8-15-22-3t 26—Lots Fer Sale 2 LOTS, Avenue “C” Big Coppitt Key. Phone 2099-J. sept22-3tx TWO CHOICE adjotning 50’ x 1 lots on Duck Avenue near Naval Hospital. Filled ready for building, $1,750.00 each. See Opal van Duer- sen, Key West Real Estate Co. augl9-tf 238—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest | in printing. Phone 51. sept2-tf ” Reward. No. 8 | SIMONTON ST. Body Works. Auto | PET painting also upholstering and| trim — convertible tops, 121 Si-| augi2-tf 33—Miscellaneous EISNER FURNITURES COMPANY 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana Phone 1601. We buy and sell new BED | Ave. Phone 778. 34A—Restaurant & Store. Equipment DRAFT beer box, cfsh rn Ponce’s Luncheon wns Mepreeer od, 179d 35—Wanted To Buy —————<——$— WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman sept2-tf 38—Automobiles For Sale 1941 PLYMOUTH for sale cheap. Phone 1580-M, or inquire 4-D Por- ter Place Sept20-3t 1948 DODGE convertible. Good condition, May be seen 73 Sigs- bee Road. sept20-3t 1941 BUICK Special. This is one of the extra ciean, pre-war cars. Tipton’s Trailer Sales, Stock Island. sept22-3tx CHE LET 5-yacd dump truck. Terms. Phone 1410-W, evenings. aug23-tf $9—Trailers For Sale TRAILER, 27-foot, gas stove, re- frigerator, 10 x 20 room, wall- papered, linoleum, extras: table, 2 sun chairs, lamp, settee. $690.00. $280.00 down, or rent $69.00 month- ly. Lot 9, Suncrest Trailer Park — rear of new Boca Chica Bar, Stock Island. sept22-2tx WILL SACRIFICE my equity on 27- foot Liberty. Payments $48.00 monthly. Bill Ellis, c/o Gulfstream Trailer Park. sept22-6tx 1947 ALUMINUM TRAILER, 24-ft., awning, Gen. Elec. refrig., apt. size gas stove. New tires. Kidd's Trailer Park, Stock Island. sept22-3tx. 1941 ELCAR. Newly painted in- terior. Apt. size gas range, Kel- vinator refrigerator, new tile floor, 2. 20-Ib. gas tanks, new window screens. Reasonable. Cor- al Isle Trailer Court. Row I, lot 30. sept20-3tx TRAVELO House Trailer, apart- ment stove, refrigerator, stain- less steel sink, $700.00. Jim Pease, Key West Trailer Court. sept20-2tx 2-BEDROOM all aluminum trail- er, 6 months old. 615 Greene St. septl9-2tx 1947, ALUMINUM Trailer. 24- foot. Awning. Capt. K'dd’s Trailer Park, Stock Island. septl9-6t 27-FOOT American, aluminum, apt. size gas stove, refrigerator, screened-in porch — Must be seen to be appreciated. Humphrey, Coral Isle Trailer Park. E-13. septl6-6tx 41—Boats and Motors 17-FOOT boat ‘and 10 H. P. Mer- cury outboard motor. 1421 United St. Phone 456-W. septll-12tx 14 CORRECT CRAFT run-about. 60 H.P. Chris-Craft engine. New Correct Craft trailer and Canvas) cover. 3725 Avenue “E”’. Phone 624. sept2-tf _|WE Have just Received a small shipment of the new 1953, 16 H. P. Scott Atwater Shift Motor. Cliff's Marine and Sup- ply Co., Stock Island. Phone 104. septl8-tf SAIL BOAT. Name your price. W. Brown, 18 Felton Road. septl9-6tx | worst of the lot is ironically called) FOR SALE. 20° Steel Ri 1 wheelbase t Poinciana Place, $200. about. 361 sepel9-3tx 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets JIGREED boxer pups. May be en at Hut 15-B Boca Chica or call C. H. Gerhold 790 Ext. 8-307. sept20-3tx 43—Flowers-Trees-Shrubs BEARING KEY Triple Poir Rear, 615 LIME for s as for TREES. cheap. 20-J ‘3tx | 45—Transportation Storige - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 F. V. KINSMAN aug27-+f 49A—House Movers HOUSEMOVERS GARNETT Phone 1402-XJ e. If No Answer, Call 50—Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1 x > H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT E STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No. 13-314 MARSHALL C. BURGESS, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE SHARO: LEE PHILLIPS BURGESS, Defendant. NOTICE To: Sharon Lee Phillips Burgess Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that you are required to serve a copy of your answer to the Com- plaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney and file the original answer in the office of the C k of the Circuit Court on or before the 6th day of October, 1952, otherwise the alle- gations i ai? Complaint will be taken as confessed and a decree pro confesso entered against you. = this 4th day of September, EARL R. ADAMS Clerk of the Circuit Court Monroe County, Florida. : (sd) Florence E. Sawyer or sept8-15-2 RCUIT COURT OF THE TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE IN AND FOR IN CHA R OF FLORIDA, MONROE COUNTY. A No. 18-818 THOMAS HOWLE SUDDATH, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE ELAINE MARY BEATRICE SUDDATH, Defendant. NOTICE ine Mary Beatrice Suddath The Avenue Perth, West Australia. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that you are required to serve a copy of your answer to the Com- plaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney and file the original answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 6th day of October, 1952, otherwise the alle- ions in sald Complaint will be en as confessed and a decree fess® entered against you. B this 4th day of September, EARL R. ADAMS Clerk of the uit Court Monroe County, Florida 19 (Seal) PAUL 8. 517% Whitehead St. Key West, Florida. sept8-15-22-29,1952 Key Books By A. de T. Gingras (SIX ANGELS AT MY BACK by John Bell Clayton, novel published | by Macmillan Publishing Co., New York City, 239 pages.) The Gulf Coast of Florida where livings are made on shrimping and winter tourists is the setting for this very satisfactory first novel. The wisdom and beauty and the values of jookin’ and wealth ob- served from a distance, combine with laziness and poverty to shape the lives and loyalties of two boys 21 and 19, and a girl 19. They have played together near the Gulf’s waters since they were children, and when the story opens are liv- ing together in a shack owned by jone of the boys, Ed, who is the “I” of the story. The other boy, | called Turkey, is married to the girl, Mae, a beautiful red-haired girl with the budding instincts of a tramp. The boys lose their jobs because of their protest against a vicious boss’ treatment of an old sick | mule, Buttons. They lose a second | Job because the Ku Kluxers don't | want them fishing with a Negro. | These situations started the plot | ball really does roll. | The book is exciting. The villiains | jare crooks and killers, and the | Bible. Robbery and murder stalk |the pages. The two boys and the girl go through the experiences jlike children dreams. Excepting in’ oceasional |flashes they never seem to have} | any perspective on their own lives jor the veents around thern. Turkey wants pheasants to eat when they make their first large} amount of money. Ed wants to go | somewhere where he can play with| | snowballs. Mae gets a black slinky dress with a silver pelican up one — side and its bill resting on her| shoulder, | The story is told in the vernac ular and now and then this irri tates the reader as does Uncle Re bis frer-rabbiting and brer-fox ing. But on the whole it is a good job and convincing. Technically there is one part of the book which would be better if told straight. Chapter twenty-one attempts point-counterpoint treat ment of two separate incidents. The or uses his device to show two | ne muddling through/ | Swedish Ruling Bloc Retains Power In Vote STOCKHOLM, Sweden (#?—Prem- ier Tage Erlander’s Socialist-Ag- rarian coalition government re tained control of Sweden’s lower parliamentary house today but op- ‘position forces took six seats from the government bloc. The Communists also got a back in yesterday's parliament elections, losing three of their eight seats. Their voting strength dwin- dled 30 or so per cent in their traditional strongholds in North Sweden. where Sweden’s border is closest to Russia, and up to 50 per cent in the central and southern section of the country. The government won 136 of the 230 lower house seats on the basis of preliminary returns. Results by parties, including numerical votes and seats gained or lost: Social Democrats 1,701 925 3 lost Agrarians 402,095 3 Tost Liberals 894,396 2 gained Conservatives 502,157 7 gained Communists 165,182 3 lost Final returns awaited the count- ing of some 200,000 mail ballots, but these were not expected to change the preliminary results ma- terially. The government’s Liberal and Conservative opponents had hit hard at the economic difficulties of Sweden’s common man, assail- ing particularly the regime's tax- ation and housing policies. Erlander declared after the elec- tion results were announced that there would be no change in Swed- en’s foreign policy of armed neu- trality. The Premier said that the Socialist-Agrarian coalition would continue in office and that the elec- ton result was “no vote of cen- sure” of the government, but he conceded that the results mean an “undisputable gain” for the oppo- sition. The vote represented a strong comeback by the Conservatives, who had lost 16 seats in 1948. Coming Events MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22— Boy Scout Court of Honor, County Court House, 7:30 District Committee Meeting, County Court House, 8:30. Beta Sigma Phi, San Carlos School, 8 p.m. Anchor Lodge No. 182, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Methodist Men, Caballeron Meto- distas, We: House, 8 p.m, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23— Harris School Room Repre- sentatives, school library, 8 it p.m. Eveready Star Club, Scottish Rite Temple, 3 p.m. Mrs. James Porter, Hostess. Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Knights of Py- thias Hall, 8 p.m. Order of DeMolay Boys, Scot- tish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. Youth for Christ Bible Study, Methodist Church, 729 Flem- ing street, 7:30 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post 3911, at VFW Home, 8 p.m. | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24— | FAWTU OWC luncheon, East | M 1 ‘ ¢ Legion , Stock Island, 8 p.m. t' Rite Bodies, Scottish Rite Ten 8 p.m Junior Ch er of Commerce, Jaycee C ouse, 8 p.m. ZX-11 OWC luncheon, Aero | palms, 1 p.m 9e County ociation, Cerebral Palsy 417 Eaton St, 8 } ‘avy Wives’ Bowling League, Naval Station Alleys, 1 p.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce, at clubhouse, 8 p.m. Island City Navy Wives’ Ciub No. 88, meeting at Bldg. 17 a.m | La Golf Tournament, course, 9 THI DAY Lidies A Navy Wives p. m., N.S. Also Rotary Club tuncheo Paul's Parish Hall Key West Lions, meeting, 6:30 Pp.