The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1952, Page 7

2—Apartments For Rent | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 99c WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS Ve per tine for one day Ve per tine for three days 0c per line for six days 9c per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY in case of error, The C.tizen will be responsible for only one insertion. NEW APT,, Duval St., upstairs. Water pressure always 25 to 40. Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and shower. Access to washing ma chine. Parking. Child accepted. pets. $85.00 monthly. Phone 229-J 3—Cottages For Rent FURNISHED E No childre: ly Arty: iciency cottage. 1219 Pent St. AVAILABLE Noy. 14, Furnished nice 3-room cottage. Hot & cold running water, in nice quiet neigh- borhood. Infant accepted. $85.00 per month. Phone 1623-R, between \ Contract Rates On Request 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. novll-3t SMALL Efficiency cottage for cou 1—Announcements ple only. Utilities furnished. Sennen | per week. 802 Simonton. Phone I, SALOME CHILE LEDFORD, | 217-w. 728 United street, being one of! - eine ata the money winners in Count-Dot, SMALL furni cottage, also Contest of the Domestic Sewing! five room unfurnished apartment, Machine in The Citizen, will en dorse such certificate to anyone) man. Wishing to buy a: machine. | COTTAGE for rent, near South novil-lt! “Beach. Couple only, Price Or- ‘ganization. Phone 124. Apply 411 Fleming. nové6-tf nov11-5tx AMERICAN Sailors in Key West would appreciate books, funny a Magazines and phonograph re ial ords. Please leave them at Duffy's & -Houses For Rent oy Jee Tavern, 218 Duval. nov6-tf{} BY MONTH, season or year. Ef- ficiency apts., furn. 2-bedroom duplex & 3-bedroom house, un- furnished or will furnish for sea | son. See Mr. Hamilton, 701 White- novi0-2t 5 dooms For Rent 2—Apartments For Rent LA HACIENDA ATTRACTIVE apartments, All electric. Tile bath, tub and show er. Cross ventilation. Pri beach, 1415 William. oct ONE bedroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes furn: | LUIGI’S roumin} house. Rooms | with and without private baths Ca'l after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St or nets. $53.00 month- noyl0-3tx $15) nov11-3tx/} Children welcome. Apply 1306 Tru-| d No} nov10-tf | \We HEARD YOU JUST BOUGHT A DEEP FReeze! ! 9$—Female Help Wanted (Continued) WANTED: Barmaids, experienced or inexperienced. Live in or out Weaver Stock Island. Nov10-3t 10—Male and Female Help 22—Lost Ge eoRENT Tuesday, Nevember 11,1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page) 10 Tey i Classified - Household Items For Sale (Continued) NEWS 1G. LAKELAND (® — Theodore H. | | Harre, Lakeland, was elected pres: | ident of the Georgia-Florida Dis- AS RANGE in good condition. $35.00. Inquire 1324 Duncan St. nov10-3t Advertising Brings \M | compartments. | 1023-XW. |trict of the Lutherans Laymens | League at its annual convention here Sunday. Wallace Work, Orlando, was cho- sen vice president, Lloyd Ahl- AGIC CHEF, 34 in. tabletop gas Stove. Timer, light, 2 storage Exe. Cond. Call nov11-3t |B Results | schwede, Lakeland, secretary and | William McClain, Orlando, treas- jurer. RAND NEW Zenith clock radio, $35.00. Call 889-W. nov11-3t |35—Wanted To Buy MIAMI, (®—Sen, Spessard L, | TELEPHONE +) [A |WE PAY $1.90 for old batteries SMALL house | Holland (D.-Fla.) promised the Dick's Tire Service, 929 Truman} Southern Medical Association Mon- ve. Phone 778. nov5-t |day that he would “‘continue to | Oppose with all my strength com- |pulsory health insuranee and its like.” He added during a talk to the to be moved. Phone 1143 days, 1458-XW nights. nov6-6t 27—Property Wanted 36—Bicycles and Tricycles| association's convention: “The fight against such pro- WANTED TO BUY acreage on Lower Keys, Send full particulars and price by letter to Box X, Sum- 1G | | A | grams is getting tousher and those |of us who oppose those programs | | must come up with a constructive | and moderate solution.” IRL'S BICYCLE. Will sell for $8.00. Phone 1974-W, 2819 Flagler ve. nov10-3t merland Key P.O. oct9,thur,sat,tue-tf! MAN'S BICYCLE, $10. 18-B Sigs- The senator suggested a middle | ground where the federal govern- bee Road. ment would render financial as- nov10-2tx 23-—Printing 38—Automobiles For Sale sistance for training doctors with- j out involving federal control. Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing, Phone 51. 1947 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. 657-J. May be seen, 1606 Flagler. Phone| nov1l-3t LAKELAND (#—Orange prices will stay steady if shipments this oct7-tf 398—Trailers For Sale | week do not exceed last week’s 650,000 boxes, Florida Citrus Mutu- 30—Services and Repairs | SIMON'TION ST. Body Works. Auto Painting also upholstering and trim — convertible tops, 121 Si- monton St. IP ine 608 oct23-tf $1 Is! |3-YEAR-OLD Male, mongrel dog. White with black spots. Answers to “Buster”’, Vicinity, Boca Chica. 12-D Arthur Sawyer Road. | oct28-12tx 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies MOST COMPLETE line of supplies in Key West for your birds, dogs and fish. Key West Garden and} Lawn Supply, Phone 1019. noy11-3t! 1947, 27 FOOT. Toilet, SLIMP DOLLY, $100. A, O. Kel- | 35’ ALUMINUM House trailer. deck on rear. Reasonable. Phone| the early signs are that Mutual’s Dunn, 790 Ext. 8289. al believes. Mutual asked shippers to slow down last week when the f. 0. b, | (at the packing house platform) octl4-24t! price sank to $2.25 a box for small sizes. Mutual calls that the rock- Say, 1119 Florida Street. nov5-7tx ie Florida oranges should Ad-| Robert W. Rutledge, general joining 18 x 9 screened room. Sun| Manager of Mutual, said Monday shower aluminum room. Sell together ,500.00. Al’s Trailer Park, Stock land. nov8-6tx| fort to halt the downward spiral | will be successful. BRIEFS | was snatched out within seconds and saved by her father. Sheriff Arthur M. Ball said the mother, Mrs. Bernard Gear, 29, will remain in the hospital for 36 days. He said any charge against her would depend on the report of her mental condition at that time. The baby suffered third degree burns on the back of her head, her back, arms and legs as the blazing coals ignited the blanket in which she was wrapped. PARIS, ®—The lawyers for Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan agreed on a_ settlement today whereby Aly sets up a trust fund for the estranged couple's three- year - old daughter, Yasmin. But they wouldn’t say how much money is involved. The American actress instructed her lawyer to ask for three mil- lion dollars. This was shortly after she filed divorce proceedings in Reno, Ney., about a year ago. Press reports have speculated that the fund for Yasmin may yield $50,000 a year, but there was no confirmation from the lawyers. GENEVA, (?—The Swiss Weather Bureau issued its first avalanche warning of the season today. It cited a snowfall of up to three feet in the Swiss Alps during the past two days, the heaviest for this time of year since 1944. The bureau said further heavy falls were expected in areas above 4,000 feet and there was danger of very large avalanches on ex- posed slopes. AVON PARK (#—A rescue party resumed searching today for a couple missing since Saturday on a fishing trip to Lake Arbuckle. WILL erson who found red wal- let at 1026 White St., please re- turn driver’s license & other pa- pers? Reward. Wagner Sign Shop, nov8-3tx ished, M & B Motel, Phone 1848 nové6-tf Wanted KITCHEN HELP. Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simon- on, octl3-tf | AKE $20.00 daily. Sell luminous Name Plates. Write Reeves Co.,| | Attleboro, Mass. Free sample and | details, nov10-6tx WANTED; Bus Boys and experi-| The hunt began when Arthur Jones, 38, a farmer from the Ft. Meade area, and Miss Ruth Canup, 27, Winter Haven telephone oper- ator, failed to return to a fishing camp on schedule Saturday night. Their overturned boat was found five miles away Sunday. Search- ers had hopes the couple might have reached shore in some deso- late area. MUST SELL, need money quick.| Best buy in Key West. Cost you! nothing to look. 1948 — 27 ft. Liber-| ty Built-on poreh. Many extras. Trailer No, 7, Mastic Trailer Park, | 645 United. nov10-6t SMALL TRAILER with electric re- frigeration and gas stove. See| Woodson’s Trailer Park, Novil-3tx’) 1952 ELCAR, 41 ft. 2 bedroom| nov7-tf 33—Miscellaneous INNERSPRING Mattresses, twin size, $7.50. Pillows, $1.00. Gas| range, $25.00. Very good condition. | Apt. No. 2, 321 Simonton, oct17-tf WILL BUY old having mugs. Sec John Duffy Duffy’s Tavern, 218) val, nov6-6t| TRA LARGE room in private] TAMPA (®—A Tampa shipbuild- er has announced plans to launch | modern, freezer-equipped shrimp | boats at the rate of one a week. “The first launching is quite a way off—18 months—but work on | the first boat began Monday. C. D. Glover said his ships will | be designed especially to meet new needs for long range craft, with FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 3} Tooms and bath, maid and janitor service, utilities furnished. Coral Hote! Apartments, 312 Simonton St nov7-tf home. Use of kitchen and dinette optional. Apply 1114 Grinnell, phone 266-W. nové-tf | CLEAN, quiet room, one block from business district. Free parking. 513 Whitehead. nov7-6t | ENTIRE FLOOR in private home. with gold band, in front of the Bahama Bar Wed. night. Finder, please return to Bahama Bar and get reward. Sentimental reasons. nov8-6t m and efficiency Ideally located for ation, El Patio Mo- Separate entrance. Excellent for | two men. Phone 1123-XR, noyT-6tx. tel, Washington and William Sts. oct20-t iM APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE,| ROOM in private home. Private Open for your inspection, Furn-| e@ftrance. Parking, 1231 £outh St novB-at ished or unfurnished, Royal Palms| Phone 1388-1, Apartments, Ist Street and Patter-| a son Ave. ovts-tf, SA—Miscellaneous lenient t ONE-BEDROOM Apt Gompiete.|__.FOF Rent ly furnished, Utilities includ-| FOR RENT, apartment house, 2 ed. 1104 Truman Ave., upstairs unfurnished apts. Jalousies. 405 \lso, one two-k2droom apart: | William St. nov11-5tx ment, unfurnished except for! = ate aingoee - so clectyie stove, weter heater and 7—Busin Rentals ice box. 517 Whitehead St. Phone a comes ene fs te of.| WAREHOUSE SPACE available $88 OF apnly County Judge's of- |“ Red Brick Garege. Wolkotf, 821 octiT-tf Mrs, Villar. octag-tf | 5 wonton. ATARTMENT on Big Coppilt Key.| poWNTOWN, 40 x 80 garage, Con- ¥ . minutes to! “crete floor with apt. Large yard, Phone 980-W. oct31+l) table for repairs, machine shop, ATTRACTIVE one-bedroom furn-| Woodworking, many other _ busi- ished apartment. Private en-| nesses. Zoned, industrial, Write trance, Parking. 1125 Washington! Box AZX c/o Citizen. octl7-tf St. nova-tf a eee at ‘8 Male Help Wanted BEDROOM Apartments and Motel eee rooms, completely furnished,| USED CAR Attendant, experienced maid service, Sea Isle Court, 915 in polishing & washing automo: Windsor Lane, off Truman Ave biles. Steady job. Navarro, Inc., novt-tf| 504 Duval St, novs-3t ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS GRADUATE ineers for R & D in components and receivers. nonlinear an al sports, Ex ben Near For quiet adult. No pets thing furnished, $20 weekly Duval St. Phone 685-W beach Every 1214 nov8-tf microwave SONAR computers working con unu e rofit sharing. Write for cuitry 2 APARTMENTS available. 41) William. $66.50 monthly, eact nov7-6tx DOW! TAIRS, front, one-be apartment ”), ine ties. 326 William, phone INC. FLORIDA novs-6t novld LUXURIOUS = 2-bedroom t dressing room, electric k dining room. Large Jalousied living Monton St room. Ground floor. Luxurious liv ing. Apply 811 Southard, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m LARGE, newly dec ment. Apply Cabrera Groe, noviltt vERy day Mt t a nid Duffy's Taver girl to work as Highest wages , 28 Duva octli-t rated Who esale paid WAITRESS I WANTED nee’s Ly a St TWO-BEDROOM furnished apar a ment. All electric kite te Naval Base. Call 140-J Apply ncheon ties paid. 511 APARTMENTS Rooms, $10.00 liam St NEWLY Ren ment. A Yates. 321 Sin cool all adults, no pets. Stutz Hotel ments, 410 Fleming St MODERN furnis Good neighborhood Togs, Duval St weekly ted bedroom apa Reaso apart ed bex App Phone 302.) y Idea afer mia tion novil-st FURNISHED Apartment veniences, $e Duval st. § wa ted ® per cir-} "IFOR SALE: Six consecutive is: 25 Real Estate For Sale P-| Laundry, 426 White St. 9—Female Help Wanted j ig) 211 SIMONTON ST. enced hotel waitresses. See Mrs. Richards, La Concha Hotel Dining Room, No phone calls. nov11-3t 11A—Employment Wanted Female WOMAN WANTS washing and iron- ing to do at home. Experienced shirt ironer. A. Gray, 602 Mickens Lane, novs-3tx 12—Baby Sitters WILL CARE for children day or night. Reasonable rates. L-4 George Allen Apts. nov11-3tx | 13-B—Private Schools who are behind in their work. 2:30-4:00, Mon. thru) Thu $5 a week. Miss Goodspeed, 7 Fleming St. nov11-3tx 17—Personal Services Notary Pubic NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office BRIDES TO BE HAVE YOUR wedding invitations and announcements printed by | The Artman Press, Phone 51. sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25c | weekly? Phone 51, Circulation | Dept, oct10-tf IF YOU WASH 'EM then you kno | rinses sh they are washed. Soak, v 3 a5e. Paul's Self-s o¢ rvic o31-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES— FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING ¢ EPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. TEL COCONUT TREES clean ed. Lawns mowed, gener. Brown's Landscaping. 956-XR for free estimate SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec yet has no lasting odor rience. Service day or nic & guaranteed. Free pi ery service. Phone 223% W 900RL FAB IT IV THE a SPECIAL Instruction for children| school RIPTION Sun glasses in shopping district, Return to The Key West Citizen, Reward, noyl0-tf LOST | Lady's Hamilton rist watch, initial E. G. P., Saturday vicinity Fort Village, Big Mar- garet Ann, Key West Drug store, Perez Bakery. Sentimental yalue, Large reward. Phone 2094-XM. nov11-6tx | 24A—Building & Financing AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, Licensed | general contractor, old and new | work, 616 Duval St. Phone 136. oct16-30t ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Contractor PORTER - WAGOR - RUSSELL, INC, | James Anderson, Sup’t. Ph. 1859. oct30-tf FOR W HOMES All Types of Repairs And Alterations 2S L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1213 Georgia, Phone 431 nov6-tf cas section VERY NICE 2-bedroom ho: Best residential shed or unfurnished. If you desire a fine home, this is it. Johnson & Johnson. Phone 372. nové-tf 17) “Virgi Ss. Apply nov6-9tx JENCE for sale. a St. Cash or te 1106 White St RESI STOCK ISLAND 200 x 375. Wolkoff um onton. octi7-tf FOR HOMES — Lots — Duplexes 1583. Here si 19 nce se 8-11-13-3ta __ | Binoculars, 802 Eaton St. frontage | _ EISNER FURNITURES COMPANY 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana Phone 1601. We buy and sell new ar* used *-raiture. mi oct23-tf} BABY CRIB mattress, 533 William St., Apt. 2. nov8-3tx LIONEL Electrie train and a:ces- sories. Will sell part or all. Phone 1725-J, nov 10-3tx | pl Ray, Lot No. 4 Overseas. Trailer Park, Stock Island. i1—Boats and Motors FOR BOATS, motors and trailers freezing equipment and increased |fuel capacity so they can stay ~ away from the home port 60 days, The 75-foot craft will cost about $46,000 each. Comp., bath. All metal kitchen, 4 jonths old. All accessories. L. B. nov11-3t| CLEARWATER (#)—The final tal- ly of absentee ballots gave Demo- see Cliff. Cliff's Marine and Sup-| crat Courtney Campbell victory in ly Co., Stock Island. Phone 104. | the First District congressional ect28-tf| race over William C. Cramer, 69,- 6-YEAR CRIB, nursery linoleum, leather car seat. All good eondi- tion, 2026 Staples, phone 2199-XW. novio-2t| 5! M | USED inside & outside house doors,| | like new, Phone 1632-J. Apply} 1430 Thompson. nov10-3t | FRENCH WINDOWS 24 x 48 with screens, Good condition, Paul’s| m | Tire Shop, NAVY SHOES, 5.95; Sweat shirts 1.79; Turtle neck sweaters, 1.98 | Nylon short sleeve shirts, 4.25;! Long sleeve shirts, 4.98; Boys shirts, 1.29; white socks, 2.50 doz. | en; Pants, value up to 6.95, Special 3.98; Men's handkerchiefs, 100 doz jen; Men's T shirts, 89¢. Use our Layaway Plan. Esther & Bill's, 716 | Duval, nov10-3t | FOR SALE 6/° 14/" 9/° Reels with rods. Lures, Gaff hooks nov10-3t MUST SELL 26" BOY'S BICYCLE, portable ra |N M. 72 H.P. MERCURY outboard, 1949 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets novl0-tf; Pet Shop, 812 Caroline. Phone 9258. 45—Transportation {9A—House Movers CALL GARNETT Phone 1402-XJ For Estimate. If No Answer, Call | 018 to 67,376. Cramer conceded Saturday when \it became apparent the absentee vote would not change the out- come, model. Recently overhauled. 612 monton St. In Trailer Park. John cCormack, nov8-3tx WASHINGTON ‘—Sign of the times: Sen. Smathers (D.-Fla.) wrote in his column for Florida weekly newspapers before the election | nov10-6t| ¢ he hoped to have better of- | fices and a more important com- mittee assignment in the next ses- sion of Congress, | Then came the Republican vie- | tory. The Florida Democrat wrote this week “I wrote casually last week | mevS-tf about moving to better office | quarters and to a more important | committee, both of which are at | — the moment unlikely; that will de- | pend upon how generous a policy | the Republicans adopt.” EW SHIPMENT of Pekinese pups and Siamese kittens. Also, ship- ent of imported male canaries Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 &. V. KINSMAN HOUSEMOVERS ir. Coppage 894. MIAMI w#—Claus J. Eischen, 16 octl6-tf year-old high school junior who dio, Rollaway bed, used six weeks, 1220 Varela St. nov10-tf; — LIONEL Electric train. Whist and smokes. In excellent cond tion, Phone 768-R, 1317 Reynolds St nov10-2tx s SMALL Refrigeration jeep. Woodson's Trailer Park. novli-3tx See ent _CHRIST- MAS presents. now at the BOOK SHOP on E ton Sts. novll-13-15-18 USED LUMBER, cl cheap. Phone United EL 200 used Quonset Hu’ ment Surplus. Contact plus Corp., 220 B’way, New X lbs’. Good ex baby carriage ar ba 69 Sigsbee Rd bed t. 68 6. Both One woman's coat, sie | nearly new. Apply 49-B Art Sawyer Rd, Sigshee Park - IN THE CIRCUIT CO CHRISTINE WiL&& confessed the slaying of his parents was expected to be, returned to | Kearny, N. J., today after waiving | | extradition. Eischen already has been in dicted for first degree murder at Kearny and three New Jersey po lice officers will take him back to the scene of the crime. The youth was arrested here Saturday and admitted killing his parents, Hans Eischen, 52, and Clara Eischen, 51, who were found shot to death in their home on Oct. 27, They had been dead since | Oct 2 Eischen told reporters he was! “really sorry’ he killed his mother | but that he didn't feel “too bad" | about shooting his father | PANAMA, (#—Lightning explod- | ed dynamite charges being placed | 4 { ourt ef Monroe Coun- aT OF THE SENTHM JUDICIAL CIMC LIT isin y iN AND FOR 2 COUNTY. IN CHAN. No. 13-408 * Plaintitt, = DIVORCE DWARD HIMMON WILS in the bottom of the Panama Canal [ last night, injuring four men @ board a nearby drill barge Canal Zone police said the freak accident occurred during a rain- | storm after the barge, working on widening the cut, had piaced the tanen ** of the canal The barge bad just started pull ing over to a safe place prepara- tory to setting off the charges when | lightning struck the water nearby, dynamite in holes at the bottom | ORLANDO \p—State leaders of the Florida Congress of Parents and Teachers met here Mor to make final arrangements for the annual state convention opening in Lakeland Tuesday, The executive committee this morning and the b managers had a session sc for this afternoon. Both ps are meeting in the new state P headquarters dedicated Sunday Mrs, John E. Hayes, former na- tional PTA president from Twin Falls, Idaho, said the $37,000, one- story building would stand as a monument to all those who have worked for children's welfare in the past and as an inspiration to those coming along in the future. OCALA (#~-The Florida Press Association, organization of week- ly newspapers, wants a state-wide convention for revising the state Constitution The association adopted a reso- lution at its fall meeting Sunday met f ard = of duled | authorizing the president to name a committee to work with other groups for a constitutional conven- tion. Fred Fitzgerald of the Daytona Beach Observer was elected pres- ident, Al Harum of the Riviera Times, Coral Gables, vice presk dent, and John Paul Jones, pro- fessor of journalism at the Uni- versity of Florida, secretary-man ager Jones succeeds Russell Kay, Tampa, who becomes secretary of the board of directors and first life member of the associatin. Subscribe to The Citizen LOANS ON exploding the dynamite. | WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis, #— A mother of four children was committed to a state hospital for s-18-29-98.1952 “| mental type wash Sell at a sacra Call 1622-XW, nove R ee : pservation yesterday after University of Mississippi's a doctor reported she huried ber jocthgli roster includes 11: three - year - old daughter inte s cdunen fiery furnace. The child, however, a ‘Wor Roney, i 6 Py Sean 1%