The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 24, 1952, Page 19

Wednesday, December 24, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 19 ee _ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 99c WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE » CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12¢ per line for one day Ve per line for three days 0c per tine for six days 9e per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only ene insertion. Con ‘act Rates On Request 2—Apartments For Rent ONE bedroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes furn- . ished. M & B Motel. Phone 2-5515. fel. Washington and William Sts. nov24-tf APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE. Apartments. ist Street and Patter- son Ave, dec! ONE-BEDROOM Apt. Complete- ly furnisked. Utilities includ- ed. 1104 Truman Ave. upstairs. Also, one two-bedroom apart- ment, unfurnished except for electric stove, wete: heater and ice box. 517 Whitehead St. Phone 2-3745 or apply County Judge’s of- fice, Mrs. Villar. dec2-tf BEDROOM Apartments and Motel rooms, completely furnished, maid service. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane, off Truman Ave. deci2-tf NEWLY Renovated bedroom apart-' ment. All utilities. Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton, dec4-tf, FURNISHED Apartment. 117 Si- monton, E. A. Strunk, Jr, Phone 2-7001. deci0-tf ONE Efficiency downstairs apt. Reasonable. Near Naval Bases. Apply 425 Francis. decll-tf BEAUTIFULLY FURN. efficiency and bedroom apartments. 715 Seminole Ave., opposite Casa Ma- rina. deci6-tf FURN. apartment. Couple only, no pets. Centerally located. Price Organization 411 Fleming St. decl7-tf APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month. Stutz Hotel Apts., 410 Fleming. deci9-tf pie to A ESR NE FURNISHED CBS Duplex apart- meat. Bedroom, livingroom, din- ette, kitchen, all electric, tile bath, and shower, off street parking. 644-A United St., Apply rear 644. dec20-tf NEw Modern CBS unfurnished two-bedroom duplex with utility Toom, in residential section near County Beach. Nice grounds. Year lease. Phone 2-5731. dec20-tf WANTED: Gent to share large apartment. Apply 713 Emma, Apt. B. dec22-tf FURNISHED Apartment for rent. Apply 900 Francis St. dec22-3tx pe oe: cnlod aap ssaioataeesiaaal ee APARTMENT for rent. 903 Ashe Street. dec23-2t THREE-ROOM furnished apart- ment, $60, includes utilities. Cou- ple. No pets. Apply 1128 Mar- garet. Phone 2-280. dec24-3t FOUR apartments available. $66.50 per month, utilities furnished. Rooms, $10 per week. 411 William. 1’ ALUMINUM trailer, suitable for couple. Located in pine trees. See Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle Cove, Stock Island. dec23-tf 3—Cottages For Rent ae COTTAGE, near new Margaret 3BEDROOM furnished house. Ap- ply T16 Baker's Lane, dial 3-337. dec2z2-tf 4—Houses For Rent (CONTINUED) eas cake FURNISHED 1-bedroom house with garage. 1026. Whitehead. Apply 1028 Whitehead. Phone 2-6045. dec23-6t 5—Rooms For Rent LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Cal after 3 p.m. 22? Duval St. decl2-tf CLEAN, quiet rooms. One block from business dist. Free parking. 513 Whitehead. dec22-6t FURNISHED ROOMS, $7.50, per week, 626 Grinnell Street. underseal man. Inexperienced need not apply. Cail in person at Navarro, Inc., 601 Duval St. dec2-tf LOCAL MAN for body work. Apply in person, Navarro, Inc., 601 Du- val St. dec2-tf! person, Gulfstream Food Dept. | Store, 1105 White St. Simonton. St. 9—Female Help Wanted. - WAITRESS, good hours and work- ing conditions, Apply in person, Caribe Restaurant. nov25-tf| ATTRACTIVE barmaid wanted, Ap- ply Two Friends Bar, 512 Front St. Phone 2.9212. deci2-tf WAITRESS. WANTED. Apply. Del catessen, corner’ Simonton & ‘Truman. : decaz-tf Brown Derby Bar, 601 White- head St. dec23-6tx WHITE or Colored woman for gen- eral housekeeping. Part-time. Phone 2-2992. dec23-3t WANTED: Bar maids and wait- willing to train. Apply in person, 523 Truman, Banana Tree Grill. dec24-6t | 15B—Christmas Gifts ADORABLE, thorobred, Cocker Spaniel puppies, 6 weeks old. No Papers. $15.00 & $20.00. Phone 2-7884. dec22-3t IDEAL GIFT for that special child or grandchild on your list, a toy chest with foam padded top, $11.95. For the boy who likes to construct, Cootie, the game for ages 6 to 60, $2.00. The Hobby Shop, 1105 Tru man Ave, Phone 2.3961. Free de livery. decl9-22-24-3 16—Personal ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Key West. Write Box A.A, c/o The Citizen. SINGER SEWING MACHINES SALES — SERVICE — PARTS SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO 118 Coral Way Coral Gable dec8-20 IF YOU WASH "EM ten you know they are washed. Soak, wash, 3 jLaundry, 426 White St. decStf FOR SALE: Six eonsecutive issues of The Key West Citizen. Deliver- MODEST MAIDENS. ‘Trademark Registered U. & Patent Office 4224 wrinwwdooreres Ware You Cure We HAVE A DATE TONIGHT? I CANT FIND YOU ANYPLACE IN MY DATE Book / / 17—Personal Services (CONTINUED) BRIDES TO BE HAVE YOUR wedding invitations and announcements printed by The Artman Press. Dial 2-5661. : decé-tf! PLUMBING BEPAIRS & INSTALLATION . KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST, TEL. 2-3123 dec20-tf Beach, Please return to mother of three childrens Cards, pictures are irreplaceable. Reward. 12-D Arthur Sawyer Road. dec23-5tx ATTRACTIVE bar maid wanted»} money, driver’s license, personal cards. Call 2-2264, Angeline Van Dam. Reward. dec23-2tx WALLET. Vicinity Kress. Impor- portant papers. Reward. Mrs. Posey, 917 Watson. Dial 2-2094. dec24-3tx 23—Found ONE small pup, near Wickers Stadium, Owner, call 2-6170. dec22-3t Write Box C-B-10, Key West Citi- zen. dec20-tf 24A—Building & Financing AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, Licensed general contractor, old and new work, 616 Duval St. Phone 2-6141, nov20-tf FOR NEW HOMES ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Contractor PORTER - WAGOR - RUSSELL, INC. James Anderson, Sup't. Ph. 2-2232. decé-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale ST. Phone 2-3612. Here since 1919. BOV19-30-tx | 22-ROOM furn. home, has 4 baths. On lot 92 x 177. Liberal terms. | Also, unfurn. home having 15 ming St. dec20-12tx 2-BEDROOM unfurnished, by own- er. We believe this house has 25—Real Estate For Sale {CONTINUED) LOVELY 2-bedroom Toppino home. Fully landscaped. En- closed yard ideal for children. Large screened porch. Modern kitchen. Terms. Phone 2-2659. * ~ decl6-13tx 3-BEDROOM CBS bungalow. Com- letely 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 2-2831. nov29-tf| oy Sen Ry VERY GOOD investments in in-' come property. 2-story, 3-apart- ment house on Caroline Street, 25% gross on purchase price of $10,-' 000.00, terms $6,000.00 cash, balance easy. 2-DUPLEX buildings and corner lot, producing 17% gross on pur- chase price of $21,000.00, terms $6,- 000.00 cash, balance easy. DUPLEX C.B.S. construction aa County Beach, producing 17% gross on $16,000.00 purchase, ,price, terms $5,000.00 cash, balance pay- able in 10 years. 0g ob fa 2STORY, 3-apartment,,house on Olivia Street, income-2Q% gross on purchase price of.$12,000.00, terms $8,000.00 cash and , assume $4,000.00 lien, payable $100.00 per month, 419 Duval St. Dial 2-2831. JOHNSON & JOHNSON STOCK ISLAND, ocean frontage 200 x 375. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton. nov21-tf THREE-BEDROOM unfurnished. by owner. Large landscaped lot, fenced yard. Buy equity, assume F.H.A. loan. 2932 Harris Ave., Phone 2-6054. dec22-6t BUNGALOW, 3-bedroom, unfurn- ished. Desirable location. 50 x 100 lot. F.H.A. financed. $2,500 cash, will handle. dec23-tf FOR THE BEST ON THE LOWER FLORIDA KEYS SEE beach front lots — highway lots Operator (Long Distance) Sum- merland Key. decimon- 25A—Real Estate Wanted NAVY LT. wishes to buy or rent with .>tion to buy equity in 2 or 3-bedroom home. “foderate down payment. FHA or GI. All replies) confidential. Write Box LT e/o Citizen. decl5-12t | 26—Lots For Sale jrinses, 25¢. Paul's Self-Service} rooms, etc, Paul Boysen, 626 Fle-| your headquarters fer the Finest in printing. Dial 2-5661 novl0-tf ”| give all details Advertising Brings Results DIAL 2-5661 31—Garden - Lawn Supplies ORCHID PLANTS (corsage type) in bud and bloom. Especially priced. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912. deci9-tf 33—Miscellaneous EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.| Phone 2-6951. We buy and sell new and used furniture. nov27-tf 39—Trailers For Sale (CONTINUED) * FOR QUICK SALE — 1952, 41 FT, ELCAR — 2 BEDROOMS, COM. PLETE BATHROOM — ALL ME- TAL WHITE KITCHEN 5 MONTHS OLD — COMPLETELY EQUIPPED ALL ACCES SORIES. L. B. RAYL, LOT 4 OVERSEAS TRAILER COURT STOCK ISLAND. decl8-6tx LUGGAGE TRAILER, 4 x 6. New ly built, $50.00. 628 Francis. dec20-tf 27’ ALUMINUM trailer. Excellent cond. A good buy. See Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle Trailer Cove, Stock Island. dec23-tf WE BUY, sell & finance trailers. Tipton’s Trailer Sales, Stock Is- land. dec23-5t 40—Motor Bikes and Mo- tor. Scooters 1949 HARLEY, 125 C.C. Motorcy cle. Good cond. New tires $150.00. Can be seen, 524 Margaret or 420 Elizabeth. decl9-6tx 41—Boats and Motors EVINRUUDE motors, Speedicraft boats, sales and service. Key West Outboard, 1116 Eaton St. decl6-15tx: NOTES Payable forms. 10 for 15c. Artman Press, phone 2-5661. decl0-tf BABY CARRIAGE, practically brand new. Six months old. Gray finish. Callaspiail $25. 710 William St. dec22-3tx BELL & HOWELL Moving Picture camera & projector, $175.00 for both. Can be seen at 3735 Ave. “E.” Evenings 7 to 8. deci9-4tx gowns. Large stock. to $100. Slightly handl- ed. Now; $5.00 and $10.00. 933 Washin; Ave, Miami Beach. Phone 5-4595. decl7-24t PIANO for sale, practically new. Laureano Moreno. Resident piano tuner, 907 Truman, phone 2-2947. dec23-6t 34—Household Items For Sale enn.” Re 2SERVEL. Deluxe gas refrigera- tors. 2 full-size gas. stoves. Ap- ply 710 Bakers’ Lane. dec3-tf 2nd Hand FRIGIDAIRE. 1029 Fle- dec4-tf 5-PIECE Livingroom suite. 1217 Petronia. dec23-6tx EQUITY in new furniture for two- bedroom apartment. 17-B” Sigs- bee Road, Sigsbee Park. dec24-3tx BABY CRIB, mattress, high chair, play pen, scales, double bed complete and dresser, China closet. Must sell by 26th. 131-B Peary Court. dec24-1tx 35—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.00 for old ‘batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 2-2842. decl-tf} USED house trailer 12 or 15 ft. Good cond. Must be priced un- der $400.00 with terms. Please in first letter. Write Box “E”, c/o Citizen. dec24-tf 36—Bicycles and Tricycles 24” BOY'S bicycle, newly painted. Ready for Christmas, $15, 1519 Josephine St. Phone 2-5053. dec22-3t 37—Automotive Parts EVENIN! Values nertubes and wheels, $12. 728 United. Dial 2-3449. dec24-1t 38—Automobiles For Sale “98”. Excel- lent cond. Price $1195.00. Also 1949 Crosley Station Wagon. Own- er being transferred. Call 2-5339. deci8-6tx MAKE OFFER. Owner leaving. | 1938 Plymouth. Good transporta-} tion. Phone 2-7620. dec23-3tx 1939 CHEV. Sedan, 1941 Ford Pick-up. 1952 Cushman. Eagle! Scooter. Cheap. Poinciana Service | Station. Phone 2-9281. dec23-tf | 1948 JEEPSTER. Good cond. Rea-| sonable, Call 2460 — or 906 | Seminary. dec23-3tx overdrive, direction lights, ra-} | dio, heater. Excellent gas mileage. | Mechanically perfect. $300.00. Will | finance. Call Bob Youmans, 2-5730. dec24-Itx 1951 FLEETWOOD Cadillac, two- tone gray. Like new. $4,000.00. | 30—Services and Repairs j = on |20" HARRIS Coach. Needs repair. Elec. refrig. Only $195.00, as is ed to your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial the best landscaping and the low-/ SIMONTON ST. Body Works. Auto | See Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle Trail-| 2.5661, Circulation Dept. | Subscribe to The Citizen decé-tf| est down payment of any Sun-| shine house now available. Phone 2-6308., Gec20-3t painting also uphoistering and jtrim — convertible tops, 121 Si- | monton St. Phone 23951. nov27-tf er Cove, Stock Island | Subscribe to The Citizen | 14’ CORRECT CRAFT runabout. 60 H.P. Chris Craft engine. Fac tory built trailer, $750.00, 3725 Ave nue “E.” deci6-tf 75 WATT ship to shore radio. Al- so, fathometer. Both used months. Like new. Phone 2-6094, 1209 Truman. decl8-6tx 12’ BOAT with accessories. Five H.P. motor and trailer, $250.. 23-2 Poinciana Place. Phone 2-3072. dec22-6tx MERRY CHRISTMAS. Cliff's Ma- rine & Supply Co. Your outboard headquarters on Stock Island. > dec24-1t 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets SHETLAND sheep dog puppies. Only miniature collie pups in Key West. Call 2-2234 or see after 6 p.m., 181-I Poinciana. dec23-3t A.K.C. BOSTON Bull Terrier. An- swers to “Spike.”’ $75.00. Must sell by 26th. 131-B Peary Court. dec24-1tx 45—Transportation ——_| will Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 2-6733 E. V. KINSMAN decl0-tf 49A—House Movers HOUSEMOVER Call Garnett Phone 2-5401 for estimate. dec9-tf 50—Legal Notices NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring gage in business under the fic tious name of “Town Finance Co. of Key West,” 604 Duval Street, Key West, Florida, intends to re- gister the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated December 2, 1952. H. MOYNAHAN le Owner. dec3-10-17-24,1952 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. ve. DIVORC HELEN LENORE HESS, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: HELEN LENORE HESS, yinthrop Street, New London, Connectient. 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 swer on attorney for Plaintiff a file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or before the Sth day of January, AD. 1953, otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered against you. DATED this 9th day of Decem- ber, A.D. 195%, at Key West, Mon- roe County, Florida. (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk Cirevit Court By: Kathleen Nottage Deputy Clerk, WILLIAM V. ALB’ 608 Whitehead Street y West, Flort iff 10-17-24-31,1952 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED MI |mued the lst day of June, A.D. 1949, has filed same in my office, and made application for a tax o be issued thereon. Said ate embraces the following ed property in the County of St the , the EARL &’ ADAMS, art E dec3-10-1 50—Legal Notices (CONTINUED) NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1933 Probate Act, Sees. 119, 120) IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. In_re: Estate of W LIAM. SAMUEL KUCK- To SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE- MANDS AGAINST SAID ES- TATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of WILLIAM SAMUEL KUCKHABN, SR., also known as W. S. KUCKHAHBN, Sr. and W. S. KUCKHAHN, and WILLIAM S. KUCKAHN, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at his of- fice in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, with- in eight calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand shall be in writing, and shall state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and shail be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filed shall be void, (sd) William Samuel Kuckhahn, Jr. As Administrator of the Estate of William Samuel Kuckhahn, Sr., also known as W. S. Kuckhahn, Sr. and W. S. Kuckhahn, and William S. Kuckahn, Deceased. decl7-24-31,1952;jan7,1953 Christmas Comes To USS Bushnell Christmas has come to the Bush- nell. The large tender, moored at pier Baker at the Naval Station, gleams each night in the Yuletitle spirit. A large lighted cross shines 3| forth from the foremast, Santa Claus pauses on number one stack ready to descent into the in- terior of the ship and colored lights glow radiantly on trees set around the upper decks. In keeping with the holiday mood Captain Philip W. Garnett, commanding officer of the Bush- nell, has arranged for the men to have extra liberty during the season. Many of the crew have left the ship on leave to be with their families in cities, towns, and villages throughout the United States. For those remaining, shore leave will start at noon one day, continue through the next day and evening with the men reporting back to his ship the following morning. Yes, Christmas has come to the Bushnell andthe men aboard join with the rest of Ametica who pray for “Peace on earth, good ill toward men.” 400 FOOT CHRISTMAS GREETING UNVEILED LOS ANGELES # — The 1,400 employees of the Prudential insur- ange Company’s Western home fice have unveiled what they be- lieve is the nation's largest Christ- mas greeting, 400 feet long and nine stories high. Covering 672 big windows and virtually the whole north side of the building, it consists of a series of 47 colored illustrations which tell the “‘Babes in Toyland” story. Meany Faces Reality In AFL Views - By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON ® —. George Meany, president of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, was simp- ly facing up to reality when he said his organization is ready to settle for less than repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act. Neither Meany nor any other leader of organized labor is in pos- ition to insist on wiping out T-H, which was passed over President Truman’s veto in 1947 when the Republicans last controlled Con- gress. Union leaders now, with the Re- publicans once again in control, nave to settle for the best they can get, which won't be any more than some changes in T-H. They'll have to concentrate on getting the changes they want. They had given their support in the last election to the Democrats, who had promised repeal of T-H. But the Democrats had promised the same thing in 1948 and couldn't deliver. ¥ And, if they had won this time, they probably could not have de- livered either. In recent years, no matter who controlled Congress, organized labor simply did not have enough support among the legislators to kill T-H. In their 1952 campaign the Re- Publicans didn’t promise repeal. They talked only of making chang- es. Meany expressed confidence that organized labor, through the Republicans, could “get the kind of law we want” by amending T-H. And that’s the most organized labor can expect to see done to the law which was sponsored by Sen. Taft, Ohio Republican, when he was chairman of the Senate Labor Committee in 1947-48. Judging from the voting records of the labor committee members— all the Democrats and some of the Republicans—it’s unlikely any T-H changes would be approved by the Far omg unpleasing to organized r. It’s the job of the labor comy mittee to consider proposed chang- es in T-H and then approve only those it wants. This is not final. The House Labor Committee will make a similar study, and the: the full Senate and House offer any amendments they, want before final voie. * So the kind of changes blessed ba pe two — committees could ones pi ow] on the floor by members less friendly to organ- ized labor than some of the com- mittee members. MARATHON NEWS NOTES By THELMA PARKHURST Our Fire Chief R. O. BuShea proudly announced this morning that we are going to have a new fire truck. No one in Marathon fails to recognize how hard Ray BuShea has worked on this. Since last June, Ray has accomplished miracles. We have a new fire 2 house built mostly by Ray (who is a builder by trade). Ray wishes to thank all the local people who donated some time and labor. The building is a modern up to date one and everything is in working order. Although we now have an old fire truck, Ray and the volunteer members are really on the ball, as I told about in last Saturday's paper. As Ray said this morning, it will be 5 months we get the new one, but we are extremely happy that the County Commission Even though Little Rachel Cran- dell’s birthday is too close to Christmas~-Dec. 22, on her 6th birthday this year, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crandell, gave @ wonderful party for her, It was held at the C. C. Building and the small fry afftending were: Tinsey Zetterower, Emily Moore, Evie Crowley, Christina Baker, Kathy Ward, Joyce Marie and Geralynn Rachel's mother, Naomi Cran- dell, was the Secretary of our Chamber of Commerce for two and recognizes our efforts and need of | i one. Ray says that it is officially ordered, signed and sealed now the Chamber of Commerce Build- ing, there are going to be some Reel. Step up, foiks. are really worth a dollar dona’ 1 will give you the date a5 soon as it can be announced. The play is one but very amusing. It Life with Father. Treat i by Mrs. G. H. Guthrie and Mrs. Ed Swift. We were very disappointed i z F sRErETE RAE peLeegerstet ap