The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1952, Page 11

Hent neighborhood. Phone 1512 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS Ie per line for one day Ne per line for three days Ge per line for six days 9e per line for twelve days Se per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 11 A.M. DAILY in case of error, The Crtizen responsible for only one will be insertion, Contract Rates On Request 2—Apertments For Rent LA HACIENDA Attractive apartments. All electric. Tile bath, tub and shower. Cross ventilation, Private beach. 807 Washington. nov15-tf ONE bedroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes furn- ished, M & B Motel. Phone 1848. nové6-tf FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 3 rooms and bath, maid and janitor service, utilities furnished. Cora) Hotel Apartments, 312 Simonton St. nov7-tf NEW Bedroom and efficiency apartments. Ideally located for vest and recreation. El Patio Mo- tel. Washington and William Sts. nov24-tf APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE, Open for your inspection. Furn-' ished or unfurnished. Royal Palms Ausrments- Ast Street and Patter- son Ave. novi2-tf ONE-BEDROOM Apt. Complete- ly furnished, Utilities includ- ed. 1104 Truman Ave., upstairs. Also, one two-b2droom apart- ment, unfurnished except for electric stove, wete: heater and ‘| ter 3 p.m. “| val St. 6—Wanted To Rent FURNISHED Cottage or apart- ment Electric kitchen and twin beds. December 29 to April 1. Cou- ple. Best references. Write Box M. E. T., ¢/o Citizen. nov29,3tx 7—Business Rentals WAREHOUSE SPACE available. Red Brick Garage. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton. nov21-tt 8—Male Help Wanted WANTED, ne body man, one Portsr and 2 experienced Ford Mechanics. ~- —-e Motors Inc. nov17-tf COOK, reliable. Good hours and working conditions. Apply in per- son, Caribe Restaurant. WOOL PRESSER wanted. Call in person. Universal Cleaners, 510 Elizabeth St. Phone 494, nov25-6tx SCHOOL BOY, 15 or over for part- time janitor work. Apply in per- son, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Si- monton. nov26-tf; BUS BOYS for full time, only. Houseman for dining room, white or colored. Apply to Mrs, Rich- ards, Hotel La Concha Coffee Shop, between 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 nov28-3t hats and caps, chain, Dept. and general Stores. Commission. L. Stone, 833 Broadway, N. Y. 3, N. Y. nov29-2tx services on full or part-time basis? For information and _ interview write Box F. C. C. ¢/o Citizen. nov29-3tx PAINTER, clean, neat, thorough. Southwind Motel, 1321 Simonton. nov29-1tx $—Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want ed. Apply Luigi’s Restaurant af- nov26-tf WANTED: Waitress and barmaid, good pay. Starlight Club, 713 Du- nov5-tf ATTRACTIVE barmaids and wait- resses to work in Duffy’s Del- St. nové-tf BEDROOM Apartments and Motel rooms, completely furnished, maid service. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane, off Truman Ave. nov7-tf NEWLY Renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities. Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton. oct30-tf COOL, clean apartment. Water at all times. Utilities furnistied,| adults, no pets. Stutz Hotel apart- ments, 410 Fleming St. nov5-tf 3-ROOM furn. Apt. Adulfs only. $65.00 monthly. Phone 1475. ‘Truman Avenue. APTS., $20.00 weekly; rooms, $10.00 weekly, 411 William. nov24-6tx APARTMENT for rent near Navy Yard. Couple only. No pets. Price Organization, Phone 124 or 411 Fle- ming. novas-tf FURN. APT. Reasonable around rate. Phone 128-J nov27-thur: year ONE-bedroom furn. apt. wi sereened porch. Centrally lo- ated. $72.00 monthly. Phone 1672. nov29-2t FURNISHED one-bedroom apart- ment. Close in. Phone 1512, Ap- ply 701 Whitehead St. nov29-3tx 4—Houses For Rent FURNISHED HOUSE, 1828 Fogar- ty. nov28-3tx # BEDROOM furn. residence. Chil-| dren accepted. All elec. kitchen. @11 Truman Ave. Apply Santa| Clara Motel desk, 621 Truman.) Phone 1929. novag-3t UNFURNISHED three - bedroom house. Electric kitchen. Excel- Ap-} ply 701 Whitehead St nov29-3tx | monico Tavern, 218 Duval St. novi8-tf WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton, between 2 & 5 p.m. nov22-tf ARTHUR MURRAY needs women 19-32, neat appearing, intelligent. Interviews daily, 4 to 7 p.m., 517 Duval St. nov22-14t MODEST a MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U. 8. Patent Office Ituat Picture was So 18—Special Services (Continues) NOTICE GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING & EPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 novi5-tf SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- tive; yet has no lasting odor. Buy from your grocer. Dovs-tf 22—Lost PART-COLLIE, part Chow pup, white with black spots. Wearing leash & harness. Children’s pet. Reward. 810 Eaton St. nov27-3t OFF NAVY TRUCK, between Naval Station and Naval Hosp., 1 box sheeting and bath towels. Please Call, Mr. Wells, Naval nov29-3t BLACK Cocker Spaniel. Answers, to “‘Skipper’’, 442 months old. Re- ward. 515-B White St. _ nov29-3tx 24—Business Opportunities COMPLETE Grocery Store and meat market. Doing excellent business. All new equipment. For! information, write Box P-47 c/o Citizen. nov21-tf WAITRESS, sod hours and work- ing conditions. Apply in person, 24A—Building & Caribe Restaurant. nov25-tf| * Financing SLOPPY JOE'S needs experienced| AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, Licensed waitresses. Apply after 8 p.m. nov29-tf 10—Male and Female Help Help Wanted —— FOUNTAIN HELP. Must be ex- perienced. Hours 3 to 12. Top wages. Apply Banana Tree Grill. nov26-6t CLERK WANTED. Apply son. No phone calls, Motel. PIANO PLAYER Wanted. in per- Rose Crest nov28-tf Duffy's Delmonico Tavern, 218 Duval St.| general contractor, old and new work. 616 Duval St. Phone 136. nov20-tf | ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Contractor PORTER - WAGOR - RUSSELL, INC. James Anderson, Sup’t. Ph. 1859. | oct30-tf | 25—Real Estate For Sale NEW Waterfront Duplex. Can gross $5250.00 per annum on invest ment — $30,000 — Write Box H.D.7,| noy29-tf| c/o Citizen, nov22- lite | ATTRACTIVE cocktail waitress BEDROOM cement block house, | and mixologist. Casa Cayo Hueso| terrago floors, tile roof, land-| — Horace Young. nov29-3tx/ scaped, 1418 Patricia St. Phone Dita. 1912-W. By owner. nov26-6tx | —Personal PSR A a aR aR aR Services STOCK ISLAND, ocean frontage ~~ Netary ublic 200 x 375. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton. NORMAN D. ARTMAN nov2i-tf Citizen Office nove-tt BRIDES TO BE HAVE YOUR wedding invitations | and announcements printed by The Artman Press, Phone $1. nov l4-tt FOR SALE: Six consecutive is. sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, weekly. Phone Si, Dept. & -Rooms For Rent LUIGI'S reomim, nouse. Rooms) with and without private baths CoN after 3 p.m 227 Duval SL | nev? -tt) een os. quiet room. One block from business district. Free park-| bg. 913 S38 Whitehead nov26-6tx| t TRA LARGE room ia “private Dome. Upe of dinette aod kitsbea| § eptional. 1114 Gringell, pho: EW nov2s ‘Subscribe to The Citisen | | IF YOU WASH "EM then you know they are washed. Soak, wash, 3 rinses, 25¢. Pauls Self-Service Laundry, 428 White St oct31-tf SINGER SEWING MACHINES SALES — SERVICE — Parts SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 118 Coral Way Coral Gables! evi ae rabid cleaned, remov = Lawns mowed. general clean Brown's Landscaping | tase XK for free estumate 25 | Circulation © novl4-tf) € now2l tf, FOR HOMES — Lots — Duplexes| | — Apartment and Business Prop-| erty, see Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming! St. Phone 153. Here since 1919. nov19-30-tx | 3-BEDROOM CBS bung . Com- pletely furnished. Near County) | Beach. Price, $15,750.00. Terms, $4,- 350.00 Cash, balance payable] monthly, | 2-BEDROOM unfurnished bungalow except electric kitchen and wash | ing machine. One grassed corner | lot. Price, $13,000.00. Terms, $5,- | 000 cash, balance payable monthly $61.32. Johnson & Johnson, 419 Du val, phone 372. Bov2s-ti | 38—Lote For Suie LOT, corner George and Blanche. #4 x 100. Reasonable. Write Box AZX c/o Citizen. novl-tf eRe |LOT and puilding started, with living quarters. for sale. Apply ' $23 Johnson Lane nov29-Ttx Subscribe to The Citizen “TELEVISION [ 7 }4 MAPLE ven. | 1952, is&iem ODay ALAN- OLD I'D SEEN IT ON 27—Property Wanted I WANT TO BUY a few acres un- improved land on Lower Keys. Must border on navigable waters. M. C. Grindle, Chgrlescote Farms, Sherborn, Mass. nov28-6t WANTED TO BUY acreage on Lower Keys. Send full particulars and price by letter to Box X, Sum- merland Key P.O, nov1-sat-Tues-Thurs-tf 28—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. Phone 51. novl0-tf 30—Services and Repairs Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE 51 -Heousehold Items For Sale (Continued) € ELECTROLUX, practically new and one screened door, 526 Fran- cis Street. NEW KENMORE wringer type washer. Used 3 weeks. Like new. Apply 1820 Fogarty Ave. nov28-3t| DINETTE SET, table, buffet, and 6 chairs. Double bed, complete. Reasonable. Phone 1383-M. nov29-3t 35—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.90 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman ONE man’s bicycle and one girl’s bicycle in good shape. Both for $30.00. 1024 Elgin, phone 1001-J. nov27-3tx MAN & boy’s Columbia bicycle. Both for $45. Apply 415 Olivia St. nov28-6tx 38—Automobiles For Sale BUICK, 1949 4-dr., excellent con- dition, also Ford 1939, very rea- sonable. 1508 Seminary. nov'7-tf 1950 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe, 4 door sedan with heater, $1250.00 cash. Call Ens. C. G. Westendorff| between 5 & 6 p.m. and 6:30 & 7:30 SIMONTON ST., Body Works. Auto painting also upholstering and trim — convertible tops, 121 Si- monton St. Phone 608. nov27-tf 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies SPRAY GUNS, & dust guns. In- formation given on use of insec- ticides for different kinds of plants. Key West Garden & Lawn’ Supply. Phone 1019. nov26-tf 33—Miscellaneous EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. nov27-tf BURROUGHS 9 cotumn adding ma- chine. Visible total $65.00. Flori-| dian Motel, 1212 Simonton St. nov19-tf | Haskins Machine Works, 726 Caro- POWER Plant 3000 watt 115 v auto-| matic onan. Run only about 20 hours. R. E. Page, Space 33, Key| | West, Trailer Park. nov25- tx! FAIRBANKS Morse elec. pump. Complete with tank, $40.00. 919 Southard St. Phone 526-W. nov27-3tx| ZEISS CAMERA with high speed lense, $30.00. Kodak *Duofold with flash, $15.00; Spartus camera with flash, $9.00; G. E. Steam} elec. iron, $9.00; Westinghouse} hand elec. cleaner, $15.00; R. C. A.) S. R. comb. Victrola with 5 re ords, $25.00; Silvertone radio, $10.00; Ronson table lighter, $8.00 Shot gun, $12.00; 17-J. famous- make wrist watches, $10.00 and up.| Esther and Bill's, 716 Duval St. | nov28- 2t| blinds 66" x 62", $12.00. 2 Maple ven. blinds 38” x 62" & i Maple ven. blind 36” x 44’, | $6.00. 7 pairs of window sashes 34” x 32", $7.00. 1 pair window sashes 32” x 22" stained glass, $2.00, with copper screen, 34” x es”. 14 Grinnell St. Phone 266-W. nov28-2t | BOATS, p.m, 9256. nov28-tf | 1950 CADILLAC “60” Coupe, 20,-| 000 actual miles, $2,900. Cash.) 132-A Peary Court. nov28-6t 1948 CROSLEY CONVERTIBLE. 164-C Poinciana Place. nov28-3tx 1946 FORD. Excellent condition Will finance. Call 1800-W. nov28-3tx 39—Trailers For Sale WE BUY, sell and finance trailers. Tipton’s Service Sales, Stock Is-} land. nov25-5t LUGGAGE TRAILER. Metal body. Oversize tires. Can be seen at line. nov26-tf °48 TRAILER and furnished porch. | Good cond. Clean. Stock Island| Trailer Park, back of Wylks. Mrs Peggy Johnson, nov29-3t 41—Boats and Motors | 14’ FACTORY-BUILT boat, trailer | 10 H.P. Evenrude, $235.00. Flori-| dian Motel, 1212 Simonton. ‘nov19-tf NOTICE | IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S CouRT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOV27-3tx| no }on or before the 18th | house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calendar | me from the time of the first} publication of this notice. Each Gaim or demand shall be in writ- IN PROBATE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all whom It may concern that Charles Henry Wardlow and Julius F. Stone, Jr. as Executors of the Last | Will and Testament of Pauline S. Wardlow, deceased, have filed with the Honorable Raymond R. Lord, County Judge in and for Monroe County, Florida, their final Report and have made appli- cation for their discharge as Exe- ‘eutors of the Last Will and Testa- ment of Pauline S. Wardlow, ceased. Dated November 28th, A.D. 1952. (sd) Charles Henry Wardlow de- “Stestament of Pauline S. low, deceased. nov29:dec6-13- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL cucore Ward- ‘ROE COUNTY. No, 12-421 CATHERINE. “‘pETTIT BLAUVELT, | Plaintiff, DIVORCE GEORGE BLAUVELT, endant. 2 RGE BLAUVELT, Calhoun Avenue near Eastern Blvd. New York, Bronx, New York. 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 Plaintiff and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or before the 15th day of December, A.D. 1952, otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered against you. DATED this 14th day of Novem- ber, A.D. 1952, at Key West, Mon- roe County, Florida. (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk Circuit Court By: Kathleen Nottage Deputy Clerk WILLIAM V. ALBURY 608 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida Attorney for Plaintif: Nov15~22-29 ;dec6,1952 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. Case No. 13-422 OLA LEE BRENNAN, Plaintiff, DIVORCE vs. WILLIAM EARL BRENN. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: WILLIAM EARL BRENNAN, Residence Unknown. You are hereby Ordered and Re- quired to serve a copy of your An- swer to the Complaint for Divorce} on the Plaintiff's Solicitor, and file} the original Answer in the Office | of the Clerk of the Cireuit Court} day of De-| cember, A.D, 1952, in the above-en titled ci otherwise the allega- tions thi contained will be taken as DO. at Key West, Monroe County, this} 4th day of November, A.D. 1 ‘Seal) EARL R. AD. Clerk of the Cireuit Monroe Count By. Kathleen 4 age Deputy Cler (sa) J. ¥, PORTER, 1V, Se ’ 0) FLORIDA, IN PROBATE, In ve: Estate of FAITH E. BELLOTTE, Dece: DE- ES- TATE You and each of yok are hereby notified and required to present any | claims and demands which you, or} either of you, may have against | Faith BE. Bellette, de- eased, late of sajd County, to the unty Judge of Monroe County, Piorida, at his office in the court ing. shall state the place of} nd post office address | aimant, and shall be sworn e claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim Motors, trailers for rent, trade or sale. Cliff's Marine &| Supply Co., Stock Island. Phone 104. | novl9-tf 36’ FISHING BOAT. 4-1 condition. | Twin-Buda diesel engine. Onan; ‘| electric plant, bile pump, and large fish box. For information call 332. After 5 p.m., call 295. nov25-tf | MERCURY 25 H.P., $350.00. May be seen at 19-D Sigsbee Road. nov28-3t 45—Transportation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 E. V. KINSMAN nov5-t 46—Builder’s Supplies BOOKS make excellent CHRIST- MAS presents. Order now at the BOOK SHOP on Eaton and Simon- j ton Sts. nov11-13-15-18-20-22-25-29-tf dec2-4-6-12tx 28° GENERA Modern, with Comb. table model record player & rac movie camera, projector $75.00. K and K mandols Lot No. 10, Bayside T Mooney er Court, 615 Gree: ne 34—Household items For Sale CORD SALE. 2,000 Race. Come early, get the be: The Music Shop, 726 Duval Bovlé-12t ALL BUILDING Materials, doors, windows, weather boards and framing, at 825 Duval nov20-tf 47—Trade. } Exchange, or Phone 1827-M pov29-tf cycle, or boat CALL GARNETT “Phone 1402-X For Estimate If No Answer, Ca Mr. Coppage S34. Subscribe to The Citizen or demand net so filed shall be void. i LILA P, RAYMER As Executrix of the Last Will and| Testament of Faith Bellette, | Intyre, the new cardinals .n-lude: M ESQUINALDO, for Executrix PAUL © Attorney NOTICE UNDER NAME LAW NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that er sald name with » & orida. DR J. A Sole Owner DOCTOR FOLLOW MOTHER’S FOOTSTEPS ROCHESTER, N. Y. # — Dr. Frances Zoeckler is following in the footsteps of her mother, who for 40 years. The 33-year-old doctor, who was born in Iran. is now interning in obstetrics in a bospital here. Upon nm of her work me hopes ty, has been f women and chi hospital A. Zoeckler, recently retired and makes her home here. The doctor’ byterian minister. service in Iran n bare Va., Was once capi wf a province whic’ red b -| The Associated Press. | ment Dr. Zoeckier's mother, Dr. Mary | Saturday, Movember 29, 1952, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tage 0 Movember 29,1952. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — GARLWANT ADS Preis 50—Legal Notices | Page 19 Leads In British Version Of “So. Pacific” Are Married Pope Names Twenty-Four New Cardinals VATICAN CITY, Italy (—Pope Pius XII today announced the names of 24 new Cardinals of the Catholic church. They will be ele- vated to the Sacred College in a great consistory to be held Jan. 12. Only one American appeared on the list of new princes of the church—James Franci: Mcintyre, archbishop of Los Angeles. The long-expected consistory will | bring the death-depleted ranks of the Sacred College to its full strength of 70. It will be the first since the great postwar consistory of 1946 in which the Pope gave symbolic red hats to 32 prelates in one of the most impressive ana splendid ceremonies of the Catholic church. A native of New York City, Archbishop McIntyre is 66 years old, He has been head of the Los Angeles archdiocese since 1948, The list also included the name of Mygr. Aloysius Stepinac, arch- bishop of Agreb, who was condi- tionally released from prison by Yugoslavia’s Communis. govern- ment last year after he had served five years of a 16-year sentence for alleged collaboration with the Nazis during World War II. Pre- mier Marshal Tito’s government has not permitted him to resume his church post. The new cardinals are from 12 countries, Eleven of them, how- ever, are Italian, bringing the number of Italians in the Sacred College to 27, Non-Italians will number 43. Two of the new cardinals are from France, two from Spain, and one each from Brazil, Ecuador, | Yugoslavia, Ireland, United States, | |Canada, Poland, Colombia and Germany. The Canadian prelate honored is | Msgr. Paul Emil Leger, archbishop | ij of Montreal. In addition to Archbishop Mc- Carlo Agonti, patriarch of Veni Msgr. Celso Constantini, titular archbish»p of Teodosiopoli. Msgr. Augusto Alvaro da Silva, archbishop of San Salvador in Baia. Msgr. Gateano Cicognani, apos- tolic nuncio to Spain. Msgr. Angelo Guiseppe Ronzalli, apostolic nuncio to France. Msgr. Valerio Valeri, assessor of the sacred congregation for the; Oriental church. Msgr. Pietro Ciriaci, apostolic | nuncio to Portugal. Msgr. Francesco Borgoncini Duca, apostolic nuncio io Italy. Msgr. Maurice Feltin, arch- bishop of Paris. L. A. Archbishop “Stunned” At High ‘Honor In Church LOS ANGELES (#—Archbishop J. Francis A. McIntyre will be- come a cardinal of the Catholic |* five years. morning by He indi- cated this was the first news he the news early this ,| had received about the appoint and promised to make “| e Circuit Court of Mon-| statement later today. VALDES. | | tall, j old A native of New York City, the slender prelate is 66 years He became archbishop here Feb. 12, 1948, after serving two years as archbishop of the titular see of Paltus and coadjutor archbishop of New York. He was first or- dained a priest in 1921 in New York’s St. Patrick's Cathedral by | was a medical missionary in Iran | the late Patrick Cardinal Hayes. | | dames Francis Aloysius Mcln- \tyre was born in ‘mid-Manhattan. His mother died when he was 10 and his father became an invalid | shortly thereafter As archbishop of Los Angeles he has been the sp jeader of more than 750,000 ¢ ‘ CONSCIENCE GETS TAXPAYER MELBOURNE, Australia # — Deputy Taxation Commissioner J Neale received $1,200 in sa ;envelope with an accompanying letter signed “Anon. Conscient said it f *'c jence money” he ¢ bis ange ntment e largest wm ever | was the largest | received was about $2,000 is years LONDON, \® — The torrid lovers of “South Pacific,” who never could marry in the famed stage play, got married today in real fe. Slim, blue-eyed Betta St. John of Los Angeies, who played Liat, the “happy talk” native girl, was married to British actor Peter Grant who played Lieutenant Cable. The ceremony, an Anglo-Ameri- can affair at London’s Caxtop Hall registry office, brought out a host of theatrical people. For Betta, 21, and Peter, 28 it was a happy ending to a romance which began at rehearsals of “South Pacific’ in London more than a year ago. For many months, Betta and the handsome Grgnt played the unhappy lovers amid tropical stage settings. Their love scenes had brought smiles and tears to thous- ands of theater goers. In South Pacific, Grant — the lieutenant — got killed and his native sweetheart was left alone. The radiant Betta, who left the show recently to enter the movies in Hollywood, thought her wedding was a much happier story than her stage romance. “My very best Thanksgiving, too,” she said. Grant, who is still carrying on in South Pacific here, arrived at Caxton Hall well before wedding time and told newsmen he was afraid he was too nervous to sign the register. But,he steadied him- self with. a few puffs on a cigarette and went through the ceremony without flubbing a line. Betta, in a beige faille cocktail dress and tiny embroidered hat studded with pearls, was a picture of composure as she arrived on the scene. “T've brought a ring for Peter,” she said. “It’s made of my grand- father’s old signet ring.” After the ceremony, there was just time for a brief reception, and |Grant had to be off for tonight’s show, “The future—it’s a big, wide guess,” he said. “South Pacific will run quite some time, and then we hope tc have a belated honeymoon | in Jamaica. “Present plans are to live in Cal- ifornia, and I certainly should like te make. some motion pictures there—if they'll have me.” Much of the cast of South Pa- cific was on hand at Caxton Hall, and the coming and going of the bridal pair was accompanied by chattering and showers of confetti. In the street as Betta and Peter drove off into the murk everyone seemed to be kissing everyone else. London police, who always turn up for such events in case there might be a riot, beamed on the lively but orderly proceedings. Smiling paternally and bestowing the blessing of the profession, was W. MacQ:usen Pope, London's the- atrical historian. Among the South Pacifie crowd were Muriel Smith, the “Bloody Mary” of the musical, and Wilbur Evans and Julie Wilson, who play leads in the London production, Billie Worth, star of “Call Me Ma- dam,” was one of the first to em- brace the bride. Betta fs the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Striegler of Banning, Calif. Streigler is a retired post office engineer. Betta played the part of Liat In South Pacific for three years. She | church after heading the arch- | Joined the show in New York. | diocese of Los Angeles less than | Her favorite musical number, she said today, has always been ‘lm. stunned,” was the arch- |“I’m in love with a wonderful bishop's only comment when told guy.’ The present insignia of the U.S. Marine Corps ~-anchor, globe and | eagle, was adopted in 1868, Gund, hen apet of Key Weet 604 Deval St. Phone 1768