The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1953, Page 11

ITS PBOFITA BLE ‘ Wednesday, July 72, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 11 13—Cottages For Rent ca SCOMTINURDS COTTAGE for rent near Mar- garet Aan Store. Couple only, no pets. Price Organizations, Realtors, 411 Fleming St. Phone 2-7611. spiidicgeait ae ictal eel 4—Houses For Rent NEW ADOBE brick and C. B.S. bouse for rent. Completely fur-} nished. Aug. to Jaa. $200.00 per, month. Call 2-3988. Sly15-12t) SMALL furnished house with best| of everything Large enclosed} yard, suitable for couple with one child. $100.00 plus utilities. 608 Wil- fiam St, Phone 22174. _jly13-tf ys }COOL, spacious, turn, immacu- late, two bedroom. All electric. Adults. For appt. Phone 2-5778. Byit-tt —— |COMPLETELY furnished 3 bed- room house. Available 6 - Aug. until Dec. 6. $150.00 monthly. 1623 Laird or Call 2-3646. jiy20-4t COMPLETELY furnished 3 bed- | room house. Inquire 1921 Fogar- ‘ty Ave. dly22-3t DO YOU have taient - Register for ‘BEDROOM with Kitchen and din- . Free Champagne; Pige-geaod a ie on : Fridays room privileges. 1106 Pearl July 24th. Jungle Bar, $0) Deval: |EXTRA large room In private home. Use of kitehen and din- ette optional. 1114 Grinnell, Phone 2.3175, Slyli-tt 411, ed large rooms. Singles $8.00) doubles $12.00, Shorty’s diner and ~-\cocktail lounge on premises, va eee jly14-tf CLEAN, quiet rooms. One block from business district. . Free , parking. 513 Whiteaead St. a jly2t-6tx ROOMS for working men. $7.00 to ist $10.00 per week. Cooking facili- ties. Apts. $40.00 to $60.00 per mo. tt Apply 411 William St. jly22-6tx 6—Wanted To Rent le ¥ ie 4 smi .| girls, Prefer near water. Up to $125.00 per month. 6 months or x jlyis-tx i-t|@ ~Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED short order cook. Mo-| year around. Write P. 0. Box 6 a Key West. jlys-tt an EXPERIENCED mechanic and i condition, Bits peato cane Gar- ‘TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovat-| 'T inp I WAS Sick OF .|longer. Write Box “R. H.” c-o Citi-| =, 5 6... zen. PLUMBING SUPPLIES — FIXTURES KEY WEST SUPPLY Co. 1 Simenten New APT. Duval St Upstairs: ‘Dy cleaning ‘man wanted.” Ex: \PHC Water pressure always 25-40.| perienced only. Callin pai eg Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and [pj as : . a es |Union wages. Poinciana Dry Clean- y6-tf EXPERIENCED Waitresses want- ed. Apply Luigi’s, after 3 P.M. PR OCR ee amass, a | TWO experienced Super Market Cashiers. Apply in! .| person, Fausto’s Food Pal- ee BARMAIDS wanted. Experienced, | Live in or out. Apply in person, sleeping Weaver's Stock Island. ily14-tf; ment. 13901 Truman Ave. Phone 12-3210 or 2-5514. APARTMENTS” and rooms. Nicely decorated, By day, * week or month. Stutz Hotel. Apts.' 410 Fleming. - ilyltt! 2 CLEAN, cool, fuliy furnished 2 bedroom upstairs and downs-| stairs apts. Electric kitchens. Chil-' dren welcome. No pets, 625 Tru-! man. jlyi8-ct| FURN, one bedroom apt. All elec- | tric kitchen. Hot water. $70.00 |. Apply 1211 Flor- | ed _ Hyaost | LOVELY RE-DECORATED 2 bed- room apartment. One — child. $100.00 monthly. Apply 1311 Grin-! ell: Sst rear. a jly20-st! WURNISHED apt. Eleciric kitchen. Apply 1529 Von Phister St. * | S Seer RRS jly2tstx! FOUR room — furn. ~~ apartment. 965,00 monthly. Apply 1214 Cath- erine. : fly2ist FURNISHED apt! “All electric. Near beach for couple, no pets.’ 390) Flagler, Phone 2.5007 ‘ fly2i-st) FURNISHED Apartment. Large, | cool. All electric, $75 monthly,’ Apply OK Shoe shop, 706 Duval St.’ ; a jlyai-st COOL APT. for gentleman. Mod- ern, clean, $50.02 monthly. No change in season. Phone 2.2585. WAITRESSES and bar maids: Ap- ply after 8 p. m. Sloppy Joe's, = > Sly lS-2ate EXPERIENCED waitress. Day work. Good money Apply in per- son, Boulevard Drive In, Roose- velt Boulevard. anh ae MIDDLE age woman to work on the steam table. Benny’s Cafe- teria, 909 Simonton. Slyl5-tf WAITRESSES, 2 perience not nec- essary. Day and night shift avail- able. Air conditonea. Pleasant working conditions, Sigsbee Snack-| ery, Sigsbee Park. Sly18-6t! WANTED. Registered nurse with! public health nursing experience. | Car available. Telephone 2-5421, 8 a, m. to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru Friday, jly22-3t BEAUTICIAN ble to work with! select clientele. Apply at’ Martin Hair Stylist, 921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-302), : = jiy22-6t 11A—Employinent Wanted Female EXPERIENCED ~ Nurses Aide wants job as nursemaid. Box R-} 12. ¢-0 Citizen. Sly2t-2tx | STARCHED and rough dry ironing, | 414 Julia St. jly2i-6t 23—Found ‘Jeomplete. 2108 Fogarty Avenue. CHAPTER 3 OF THE CODE OF' MY LAST JOB BECAUSE OF ILLNESS. WORKING f # CONSTRUCTION CO. WEST, INC. FOUND Gold wedding band. May-/ Sela Street. be claimed by paying for ad,|$0 x 100, also 75 x 100 Alberta: Call Columbia Laundry ton St. on Simon- and Waddell. ‘ONE man’s bicycle. Apply 1115 FOR lower Keys , phone Summerland Key Loe write Hud- 24A —Building & ars Financing “ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Contractor PORTER ey + RUSSELL, JAMES ANDERSON, Sup’t. Phone 2-2232 FANCY. Key West Garden ani ‘Lawn Supply, 630 Fleming St. 246912, - Biy2i-3t july1-tt| 9S—Miscellaneous JAMES L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1120 South St. Phone 32-5546) BETO bate! AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, licensed general contractor, old and new work. 616 Duval St. Phone 2-614]. : jull-tf, 25—Real Estate For Sale FOR buying or selling any kind of Key West Property, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Establish-' sores Pava ed 1919, == junell-6otx THE AMBLER Construction has a choice building jot available, op- EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY: jull-tt ARTMAN PRESS in printing. OIAL 2-546). Artman Press. Phone 2.5661. posite Sunrise Shores. At $1000 be- 5? GALLON pressure tank. $12.00 low market price if we build you ja home there. Call 2.2022. _jiyg-tt|PLAY Pen and pad for | 328 Elizabeth St. 333 William Apt. No. 2. jy22its 11B—Employment 3 BEDROOM Sunshine. Immediate .™ “ NICELY furnished one “bedroom! apartment. Located 721 South Street. Apply 701 Scuth Street. i fly223tx EFFICIENCY APTS. reasonable rates, Town Hotel - 805 Simon+ ton - Phone 2-2634. jiyzox 3--Cottages For Rent Wanted Male { FRANK CINNAMON returns to! Key West. Desires any “‘white col-| lar” position. Exp. sales, promo-| tion, and hotel. PO Box 24. Bue- na Vista Station, Miami. June22-tf occupancy. 2120 Fogarty. In- quire 2201 Fogarty Ave. jull-27tx OUR LOVELY 2 pecroom, 2 bathe room Tropical home. Cool on the hottest day. 1515 18th St. jlyié-12t BRAND NEW completely furnish- es ek os ces large screened room. Large voreh and utility closets. Tiled fea-|mette $10.00. Scales $3.90. DURO PUMP 925, Bells, $90.00. 41 ! ‘AIR % oon used-2 weeks. Call (358-8 to 4. /BABY Fur . Crib. $14.00. Wardrobe $14.00. Trimble bathi- Deluxe HONERATE rents for clean, \at- LEAVE your children here while tures. Formica, ali electric kitchen, }¢atriage $18.00. Phone 2-6950. tractive, central. tully furnished. Shade, lawn, inside parking, Also one unfurnished thas water neat- er, refrigerator, stove, Also. & room ground floor apartment. Will personel only. No dogs. Johnson’ you ‘shop. Large clean house and shady fenced in yard. Grinnell. Phone 2-3175. jly21-tf 17—Personal Services Paris. Singer Sewing Automatic washing machine. Full ers at 1609 United St. Immediate occupancy. jly20-tf car porte. Immediate occupancy. Total ghd Sehnoce, 419 Duval Phone 2 Machine Co., 113 Coral Way, Coral cost $9,800. 3015 Flagler. Call’ 2- diyl3-f Gables. hv <P BEDROOM turn cottage. Uli PAINTING inierioc or exterior. 2 BEDROOM house, Gi9 Olivia - ties included. 892 Eaton Sr Teme Call 2-7525.or alter 6 p.m. 29145. hallway, dining room, kitchen months old. ee wo! Sath. Phone 20°" Sy28-7t 2 -PIEC diyai-st 1114 lawn, Asking $16,500.00. See own- KITCHEN sink. steel cabinet, base. Mother of. Pear! Top. 24" -Can be financed. Must be seen to igh. i Gulfstream Trailer this $:h dar of July AD. 1953 (Circuit Court Simonton. Seal) EARL R ADAMS wide, 36” deep, 36” ____ TWO bedroom house, screened in Call 2-3290, take one or two children, Navy SINGER Sewing Machine. Sales -| porch, beautifal yava and For yeno opens bE on) x ion. S150.00, 9801 Harris [41—Boats and Motors | 50— Marine Engines | CHRYSLER Crown 115 H. P. 2 to! l red rebuilt $400.00. Chrysler) Royal Special 165 H. P. direct) 165 H. P. Chrysler 2 to 1 reduction.) | Selected boats 21 to 50 ft. for sale. Call Ambler 2-2022. jly9-tf| 2—DogeCate-Pots | |12 CANARIES, ‘beautifully feather- | ed. All starting to sing. Sell sep- perately or as a group. Phone 2-| vevas SS NEW shipment of bird cages, Par-| akeet toys, also baby Parakeets. | The Pet Shop, 812 Caroline. Ph.) 2-9470, fly22-6t | S0—Legal Notices | ATTEST COMMISSION SERIES §ly22-2tx |THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLOR-| IDA, 1952 BY ADDING A NEW| SECTION THEREUNDER, TO BE. KNOWN AS SECTION: 2.25 (1), PROHIBITING MINORS FROM| FREQUENTING, ENTERING OR! BEING FOUND IN THE PLACE OF BUSINESS OF ANY VENDOR OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES;| MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR WANTED to buy acreage on Su-|MINORS TO MISREPRESENT OR gar Loaf Xey. Please state num-|MISSTATE THEIR AGES TO IN- of geres and location and price|DUCE LICENSEE TO SERVE first letter. R. K. Tucker, P. 0,|ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AND| Box 323, Moultrie, Georgia. PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE: jly21-st|GOES INTO EFFECT. nln | Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, Over-|Code of The City of Key West, Eaton St,|Florida, 1952, relating to alcoholic! jull-tf| beverages, be amended by adding >i paragraph thereunder, to known as Section 3.25 (1), to tead as follows: 3.25 (1) It shall be unlawful for any person under the age of twenty-one years to frequent, enter or to be found in the place of business of any vendor of alcoholic beverages; provided however, that such person un- der the age of twenty-one years may go into a bona fide res- taurant or dining room in which alcoholic beverages are sold or served only for the purpose of being served meals. It shall also be unlawful for any person to misrepresent or misstate his or her age or the age of any other person for the purpose of inducing any licensee, his agents or employees, to sell, give, serve or deliver any alco- holic beverages to a person under twenty-one years of age, and anyone convicted of vio- lating the provisions hereof shall be punished in accordance, with Section 1.8 of this Code; Provided, however, that any Person under the age of 17 years violating said provisions shall be within the jurisdiction of the Judge of the Juvenile Court, and shall be dealt with by said Judge as a juvenile \ delinquent. Section 2. This Ordinance shall 80 into effect immediately upon its’ passage and adoption and authen- You pick seat covers. $775.00. Call 2-394 or 2-3051 to see at 1505 White jto waive any informa’ mn 1. That Chapter 3:of the! '“ (CONTINUED) CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be opened by the Board of Public Instruction of Mon- roe County on August 14th, 1953 at 8 PM in the Office of the Superin- tendent of Public Instruction, Mon-| roe County Court House, for the/ following items of equipment for), the Federal Addition to Schoot item 1—230 deaks, size “B” (American Seating Uni- Yersal No. 436 or equal) item 2-— 16 chairs, 17 inches high ‘American Seating Envoy No. 368 or equal) 3— 8 teachers desks dou- ble pedestal (American Seating No, 1-30 4% oF equal) S tables, top 30x72 - inches high (American eating Universal No. 130 or equal) The Board reserves the right to accept or reject y or all bids and iT in bidding. . ADAMS, Chairman. Trem item GERALD ATTES' HORACE O'BRYANT, Secretary and Superintendent Sty 22-29 aug5,1953 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE? SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 13-735 STEPHEN H. JANOVAK, Piaintift, ve. DIVORCE HILDEGARD JANOVAK, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: HILDEGARDE JANOVAK Route 3 Winston-Salem, North Carolina| You are hereby notified that a Bill ef Complaint for divorce has} been filed against you, and you are: Truman); hereby required to serve a copy of/anar your Answer to the Bul of Com- plaint on the Plaintiff's attorney, and file the original Answer in the |New office of the Clerk of the Cirouit Court on or before the 26th day of August, 1953, in default.of which the Bul of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. This Notice shall be published for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in Monroe County, Flor- a. YONE and ORDERED at Key West Monroe County, Florida, xhis dist day of July, A.D, 1953. Cireuit Court (oireeeal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida, By (sd) Sophie Saunders Deputy Clerk. Name and address of Plaintiff's attorney: M. IGNATIUS LESTER 420 Fleming St. Key West, Fla Rubber Business Passed By Senate WASHINGTON # — The Senate passed 65-16 last night a Dill bad get the government out of the syn- thetic rubber business but it at- tached an amendment some sena- tors declared might prevent sale of the government-owned 29 plants. The measure, asked by President Eisenhower, now goes to a Senate) - fly22-29;aug5-12,1953 | Macon Bill On Synthetic ===” conference with the House, which|--st approved it in a form lacking many of the Senate provisions. The athendment which support-|’ ers of the bill said might be fatal was sponsored by‘ Sen. Russell Long (DLa) and adopted 47-35, with Democrats supplying most of the “yes” votes. Long’s amendment would permit either branch of Congress to veto any of the sales individually, As reported by the Banking Commit-; tee, the bill would have required the Senate or House to accept or} * jlyzi-te! LIVINGROOM sat De-! at $110.00 2-24 PONTIAC in excellent condi- tication by the signature of the‘ " i presiding officer and Clerk of the see ig disposal program in one mmission, and publication there- = : an pies genet in The/the long amendment would keep Read big est, FF riseng | private companies from bidding on Pap passed om emg bc plants. He said they would fear peda meeting held July 6th, | Congress might turn down some of Read and passed on final reading| lear agen dara bapa the plants under government oper- at a regular meeting held July 20th, | ation in competition with private Radio, fog lights, spot light, | 1953. | business. Excellent condition. Bath, elec.seax Road and Toll Bridge 1 refrigerator and water ' ‘Phone 2-6157. heater. By7-12tx your headquarters fer the finest |'4é INDIAN TRAILER 27" - 8'-14° Furnished. $595.00. Coral Trailer Park Lot C-5. 1M? WALCO House trailer, 23° ' jali-tt} Jong with 6 cu. ft. floor model stream Trailer Ave. 3 {BUYS tor. Also new awn- ark” 606 Truman jly2i-4tx | HOUSE trailer for sale cheap. Can| PAUL KING, be seen at Key West Shrimp Co. ‘ foot of. William St. Phone 2-9182.| KATHERINE M. KING. jly2i-3tx PIERCE Arrow trailer with ca-| | . Cheap. Can be seen after 4:30 p. m. 612 Simonton St. jlya-stx SACRIFICE $3,300.00 a 1952, 31’ Travel Home. fir the origing 28° awning. Covered concrete porch Bere 8 Mince, after S BL Mm. jiy2-stx pert c =a | by (8d) Sophi: (s) C. B. HARVEY, | But Democratic Leader Lyndon Mayor. {B. Johnson of Texas told him, ‘You can walk out any entrance jto this Senate chamber right now, jand you will find plenty of people ily22,1953) who-want to buy these plants.” aris OF CALL Fon pips | ‘The 29 plants were built in World by the Commnissionery of thecOver, ee ee million | Sa ade a Battle Looms On file tm the office of the ‘district T P he district at face Earn ete conns,| eealy KOWETS right to reject any or all bids. BY: Brooks Bateman ieee) said today he will “slug Manage of District Sly 13-22,1953, Attest: Victor Lowe, City Clerk. lat its office at Pig up to 1200 0 |the operation Bahia Honda Park io === |in an effort to force adoption next IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL Crncurr Year of a proposed constitutional, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. imi : FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. arsendment to limit treaty powers. | Case No. 13-715 Bricker said in an interview he | Plaintiff. ae, |meeting of the Senate Republican | Nomice my prpiicarion Policy Committee yesterday he) (TO: KATHERINE M: KING 231 Larabee Street East Hartford, Conn. Hepes YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED sary two-thirds Senate vote for) that suit for @ivorce has been filed/approval of his measure in this/okishoma Gi Beaumont \San Antonio acainst you herein and vou re. A {quired to serve eopy of your an- Session. iswer on Attorney for Plaint thereof. with the! iClerk of the Cipeult Court on or b “fore the 6th day of August A “The administration has the jobs| to give out and ‘ney can get one-} Will he entered against rou DATED at Key West idifferent matter eext January.” Ciregit Court. Saunders epaty Clerk. WILLIAM R, NESLETT Attorney for Pisintift. S54 Duval Sireet, 5 Ker rest, Fiori So eit i Bay’ * ve -15-99-29,1989 Sisesting bacteria in the stornachs will survive, establishing state trooper in = Ta The. Citizen a poison-resistant race. Toledo Louisville ‘St. Paul Minneapolis Columbus | | | a eee WASHINGTON (#—Sen. Bricker: on Francisco nee it out” with administration leaders |Sacramente mememnnemmnl@ S abuse? ARRSEERRY BbEERBT BRRSRESET bbSEREE? PANO CHY ener Poemmaesaansane: “7 LE TROND ‘had told Secretary of State Dulles | Spares i mmmm—noml jand Atty. Gen. Brownell at a Gouden oo as |Gracevilie Dothan’ knew the administration could pre-/Soreverrt ivent him from getting the nmeces-'Fort Worth Tulsa third of the Senate fo along Buttaio 1952, atherwise Decree Pro Contests with them now,” Rricker oe oe Montreal Fierida, after some of these senators hear ‘Rochester from the country, it may. be a forese. — a siete RECO RRRERES | It is diffientt to dispose of ter- Sostiee = sou ite Se Muir, imite infestation permanently with cher for ~ |poison because a few of the wood- quit the Hollywood Stars ’ Pacific Coast League to Maryland. He had al an} INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won paar) z i eedesgh areasess§™ sesceeet sa susassesf asseee 2 5-2 record when he left s