The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 22, 1953, Page 8

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ITS PROFITABLE 70 Paget Tvesdey, September 72, 1953 Hal Boyle Says SEW YORK #—Count that day;menu card that prove bad for his fest whose low descending ‘sunidigestion. It's what is put upon 00s 00 old crusade sbandoned—|his plate. “Surely,” his stomach @ no new crusade begun. jobyects, “this isn't food?” We live in crusading times. No) If all the menu cards in London THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Sweden’s Reds Prepare For Louder Outery By GODFREY ANDE STOCKHOLM Sweden's pocket-sized =Communist par ty, long a small voice crying in is getting whether he's simply seeking|s ~ peace, merely demanding » tourists visiting the city for to the gold standard, Jost) tires ume to save the whooping crane When a waiter brought a dish, y looking for « place to)such tourist would say, af. jasked for roast beef and potatoes committee announced this month what is so interesting like it says on the menu. I don't! Best estimates are there are less Alexander H_ Maxwell's know what that sutff is, but take it an 25,000 Communists now @rusade, With typical English un-/beck and bring me what 1 oF smong Sweden's seven million, a erstatement, Sir Alexander, chaw. dered sharp érop from ihe all-time peak fan of the British Travel and Holi-| “But, sir, this is roast beef and membership of 0,000 the party Gays Association, doesn't even call potatoes claimed in 1947. Bis program a crusade at all. =| may be from out of town,”| Despite declining numbers Six provincial Communist week the ties will be converted into daily newspapers to bolster the official , party organ “Ny Dag’ (New Day “look. lin Stockholm, the party central gd: eek ah J « “RATES 99¢ Will Give You A Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line t DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY in case of error, The Citizen will be responsible fer only ene inse ition. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST and Financing PORTER -WAGOR . PUSSELL, Contractor ended Liceneed JAMES ANDERSON, Sup. Phone 2-2232 jwork. 616 Duval St Phone 24141 | FOR NEW HOMES All Types of Repairs And Alterations JAMES L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Giadly Given 1120 South St. = 25—Real Estate For Sale FOR buying or selling any kind of Key West Property, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming Street ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION sepu tt 3) 34—Household Items For Sale (CONTINUED) neueeeiinnesrntaaecaeete nile 1 SET maple bunk beds, may be | used as twin beds. 1 apt. j8as stove, 1 gossip bench jtelephone stand. 135-C } t Hs septr-tt GAS STOVE. RCA. Radio Phase AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, licensed general contractor, old and new combination, ofl heater, plate and end tables. 107-E cana sepunt ti 4 PIECE sectional living rege furniture with wooden arms, 8 step-up tables. Complete, $50.4 Phone 2.5807, 1214 Olivia Street, BRING US your bicycle. We cam put it in top shape for schapl opening. All makes American aad English bikes repaired. Cycle Store, 1030 Ea Phone 2.6016. 1 GIRL'S Columbia Bieyele, $25.4. Excellent condition. 108-B Poi i ton, bel | is to do something the tourist, “but I still can is & of per. iompigenaliclaoeed Established 1919 oug?0-sts) ahen Tati ccstanseas cueing lots. Gtnene tho mesager, tat." iy fundn "The empossin now i. on 2—Apartments For Rent 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath CBS. house. |2"* ser 5:90 P.M. _ septioges and to millions of world tourists, And the battle is on! fighting against what the Cen CCONTINERD) Tile roof, terrazo floors, on large 37—Automotive that sounds like one of the most The difficulty is that no ama-tral Committee calls “American ROOMS and apts. for rent. Very lot. Attractive secluded screened Use) Truck ai yuna ae Worthwhile crusades of history. |teur student of English cooking can infiltration” and a recent party, feasonable rates Seashell Mo porch & terrace in back. Phone| tires — New recaps, all sizes Where Sir Alexander's crusade really recognize a dish at first manifesto calls sil Swedes to join tell, corner South and Wiliams Sts 2-7079 - 1717 South St. aug2s-tf Dick's Tire Service, $29 Truman. fails flat is that he doesn't oe to de, and sometimes even shite soe “te miserable septi-tf) |TWO-BEDROOM C.B'S. 140 17th, aug)-f do much about changing English)ve students are fooled. (newspaper) comics and other ex. APARTMENTS and sleeping! | St., corner of Flagler. Reason-|o—————__—_- = cooking. st wants it called by tasting it only puzzles you more. |pressions of the imperialist spirit. ruoms N . 9-2. cme oe | 38—Automobiles For Sale its — ene. Apscilioatiy, he| The Ragileh really haow bow tolef vislense and cultural deciine.”” |g.fee™® Nicely Gecerated. By day, Gir: ries ae se = week or month. Stuts Hotel. Apts x 3 SMALL Houses given away, to be iNT PLYMOUTH. Very good com 410 Fleming removed from land. Johnson & dition. Front row, Pearl's Trail- Johnson, 419 Duval St., 2.2831, |¢ Court, Stock Island. septi9-sts septi2-tf 149 CHEVROLET, 2 dr. New ~ ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom McAr-| , Paint. $845.00 or best offer. Phone Sparkplug of ‘he new campaign is Communist Deputy Erik Karis it to son, whom Swedes cal! the “Red Professor.” Small, stocky, square- Karlsson — a dark man of blonds — once taught University in Moscow ry general he is virtual- all-powerful in the Swedish par- . Party chairman Hilding Hag berg, who comes from Lulea in Sweden's — north, plays n : OF Course Youke LoSinG went! You GT THeRE EVERY DAY AND NEVER OPEN Your MouTtH | 7 septl-tf NEW furnished apt. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath. One block from beach. Separate ; ate H s F i: i z Soviet Communist party. Ine : i i 5 i : 3 E il ? | ? z § i ge to blame. French terms on the LIFE ABROAD By TOM MASTERSON & tato—and hesitate to boil | 28 entrance. Adults. No pets. $100.00 7 26178. sept213t neat Wilities tended, pn 4—~Houses For Rent 9—Female Help Wanted | thur house. Large screened ou PLYMOUTH Coe ol me (CorTINteD porch and shed. Corner lot. Phone YMOUTH C 0s, 2.5790. septl9-Tt J Ly ‘00M tes. Woes, Tort — 7 ee sepusét, Louisa St. septa2.3tx NICELY furnished modern 3 room| 312 Margaret | Septis-®) WAITRESS. Experience not neces. ain For Sale ~~: | ~PONTIAC 6 Good running apartments, 715 South Street. |ONE BEDROOM small modern| 4°. 4:00 P.M. to.9:00 P.M. Also 26—Lote For Sale catia, Suna 900 Francis Septi9-3t| house, tile bath with shower, tile relief girl wanted. Air conditioned. 3 LOTS, block from ocean and st septz2. ste EFFICIENCY, all-electric furnish- kitchen. Suitable for two adults, Sigsbee Snackery, Sigsbee ce Casa Marina, = M. ida CROSLEY Station Wagon. ‘ti ed a for couple. Utili- Call 2.5734. sepi2t-ttx| — i" \Caroga Lake, N. ¥.___ augi9-tf motor. $200 or best offer. 59 Rest ties. linens furnished. Phone 2.5935. FURNISHED 3 room house. Free EXPERIENCED Cashier. Apply in 31——Garden and Lawn Beach, Phone 2-7982. at ;, 1713 Von Phister Street. septi9-3tx| parking. One couple only. 1828| person. Gulfstream Food Seen hoo 39—Trailers For Sale FURNISHED Apt. Utilities inelud- Fogarty Ave. Sept22-3tx) ment Store, 1105 White St. ___Supplice S__—|39-—Tra sac wed ed. 900 Francis St septi9-3t| 5 Rooms For Rent sept22tf PARAKEET Supplies. Pet-Pak TRATLER awnings, gas tanks and While warning of war, it talks HEAUTIFUL Apt. Completely fur: ep asieay agi Neagle nel 10—Male and/ Female |, Seed. $1 Vitalizer, toys, etc.| fittings. Sewer Hookups. Phone go and cooperation,| ished. Couple only. No pets. TROPICAL Hotel. Newly repovated /or haf pt gle> and an 2.3084. 1007 Simonton. aug7ett reg States is still the i019 Margaret St. sopts-tf Help Wanted ~ Boe — ee agg =| with . . ONE furnished apt. Reasonable ---_————_—_——__—— | MEN or women for dealers, one 33——-Miscellaneous aluma cabana. con- iy] gy llgernrer ae rate, $50.00, plus utilities, Apply 6—Wanted To Rent full time, 3 part time. Refer-| NOTES Payable Form 3. 10 fo. ide. ditioned. Call 2-2372. qugt-t ;|—Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hun- 127 Packer St. ___Sept2l-3t SEEKING Apt. or house for re-ences required. See Mr. Leeds| Aptman Press, Phone 25661, [LUGGAGE Trailer, new tires, 4x 8 $77, 28 Ded cabbies ot the recent MOOERN GPFICIENEY. LINENS) fined couple, until Dee. 38. Rel- Puller Brash Products Stowe. 1113) a here im air —isencour- AND UTILITIES FURNISHED. erences. Reasonable rent. . “— so, EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY acre ;. aged by deed as well as words. $20.00 WEEKLY. 1224 SEMINARY c/o Citizen. to 6:30 P.M. a * oe 10 — aieh Aa? — “4 ears ¢: 5 managed by Communists who quit FURNISHED Not. 00869 monthly,|_ Proterabiy Will sign lease tor it ool Gulfstream Food omy einctal Party Jobs for these assign- orts1' Small child welcome, 1000%s|two years, Call 2.5288. septz2-st|Partment Store, 1105 White St. Communism in Sweden has nev- Margaret St. . FURNISHED Apt. Business couple, excellent beds, and its broad state social cooking facilities. $40.00 per month.| the lowest prices in Fla. 1/3 septi-tt down, balance like rert. Free overnight lodging, Hold ’Er, Newt! security system biunted Red weap- Phone 2.2585. sept22-it) BALTIMORE # — _|2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Utili- oe mentary genera! elections dropped from 6.3 per cent in 1948 to 4.4 per cent in 1952. ties included. $70.00 monthly. 1002, Catherine. Phone 2-2739. Ls saan PO COMPLETELY furn. 2 bedroom poo, apt. Low summer rates. Priv eed Pelee. |beach. Corner South and Eliza- beth Streets. Phone 2-2829. Apply in person. ne During the rounds, cart-puller sudden: jhigh-spirited racer a gallop. | Rin Bparghtewely ae yw CASABLANCA (# — The Ameri- straight out behind was €an GI's once mild resentment SE the street like Cita: against the French in Morocco is < Ln ‘ALL Air Conditioner — Close Out. % hp. Phileo (w/heat), $350.00. % h.p. Vornado jeonette. 761 Simonton St. _septts-6t 2 Six consecutive issues Turn left on Ist paved road, Big CORB girl. Night work. Good| of The Key West Citizen deliver. Coppitt Key. Apply pink stucco’ weekly. Diel Duplex sept22.3t ( — dition, $100.00. 1106 Pearl St., Phone 24165. sept2i-3t mushrooming into hatred and con- tempt, and it's worrying some US Air Force leaders. “We're trying to head it off be- fore serious trouble develops,” said one, “But we're getting no help from the French themselves.” Maj. John Murphy of Louis, Mo., who jockeyed U.S. cargo planes in the Berlin airlift, said “After you're here a while, you to keep reminding yourself that "s the Russians who are our en- emies and not the French.” Air Force officers who have served in England, France of Ger many said the bitterness here seems even more intense, In Morocco, there are about 7,506 airmen, Comparatively few have their families here. The Uni ted States is building three im mense air bases, at a cost of close to 300 millions, The anti-French sentiment spi- raled last month when the French deposed and exiled Sultan Sidi Mo hammed Ben Youssef, who sought independence for Morocco, and put snother sultan on the throne, With rioting «sweeping the country France headed off a revolt by breaking out its own military force and calling in the hard-fighting pro-French Berber tribesmen from the hills to help them. deated automobiles. Police sent the bruised she was manager nearly eight back to his owner, Frederick) ¥¢#s- Sipes. ” Her possessions were sold last . }Week at auction as officials tried for * Fecover as much of the short- age as possible. George Washington had smallpox while visiting Barbados in the Bri tish West Indies. in and bought the same thing less, the GI got mad. The French rebuffed the Ameri- cans socially. The language bar- rier was an additional handicap. The Moroccan —— once threatened to close ex- changes and ———_ Ships drawing up to 36 feet of With few exceptions, the Ameri-|W#¢T +0 pass through the Suez cans learned to live among them-|C24l selves—ostracized by the French and in turn, snubbing the French. That's worrying some far-seeing | Frenchmen. 1 a “When these Americans go the unde home.” one said, “they are going '* >’ to spread a great deal of ill-will si« ming in America against the French.” | Florida. inte Capt. Geoffrey (Bones) Olden-|Court st Mons burgh of Lacrosse, Wis., com-! BET mented | “I don't condone what the French are doing. but it's no worse 1—Announcements than Americans did to American epee . ~ airmen in Topeka, Kan. 1 paid ex-| WANTED You to attend Enchilado orbitant rent for a flat there and| Supper at St Peet's aren so did lots of other American Air| Grounds, Monday, Sept. 28. 6:00 ‘o Force personnel.” 10:00 P.M. Advance tickets, $1 00 ___ LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FicTrriots s uw REBY GIVEN that! desiring to engage! jer the fictit Betty -Ann-Sta Street Some neutral observers blamed Jacques Gilloteaux, a French- _ Septal ét the Americans’ atutude on a tradi- man employed in the French resi: 2—a ‘or | tional favoring of the underdog. ‘dent-general’s office, said partments F Rent Others said it stemmed from re sentment against colonialism. Stull others said the Americans rebelled e@gainst what they considered as harsh, bullying methods. It goes much deeper,” said an Air Force officer. “This thing has been brewing for two y When well-heeled, fas American Gls began p peo, the Fr mos Americans entertain too lavish- NEWLY renovated bedroom apart ly for the French 1 can't afford ment. All utilities, Reasonable to invite them back and I'd feel fates. 321 Simonton. — septltf uncomfortable accepting their in- FURNISHED apartments. 3 rooms vitations, so 1 don't go.” and bath, maid and janitor ser- The French fear American in- viee, utilities furnished. Coral Ho fluence in Morocco, where their tei Apartments, 312 Simonton St hold is shaky. They say Americans septi-tf refuse to acknowledge the help the Frenghmen gave in lifting this bar. ren land to a booming country, in 4 years ™ etched, cad S Metal, — Americans accuse the French wna here of thinking only about money. APARTMENTS open for your in- And the French agree. One ob- spection. Furnished or unfurnish- bath, utilities linens, dishes fur- hit us where pocketbooks whe heutena ha The Frer for disre ble Sats Air ad served jed. Roya! Paims Apartments, ist to pay: otherwise they couldn't “Mest Frenchmen left their beay-/Steet an6 Patterson Ave. bring families to Morocco tiful France for this hot, ugty/ aug!-tt When an airman walked into a country to get rich \GEDROOM apts. Furnished All shop, prices » 4» automatically -—______ . utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court, hen a Frenchman followed him To The Citisen le15 Windsor Lane. septitl: —— ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. Will sublease to Navy couple pp, three months, Oct. thru Dee. Phone: 2-3004 atx SMALL efficiency cottage. Couple| only. Utilities furnished, $15.00) weekly. 802 Simonton St. Phone! |2-2388 sept2i-st| CABIN for rent. One lady or gentleman. All conveniences. | Reasonable. 922 Eaton St. Phone 2.2282 ieee sept2i-tf COMPLETELY furn. one bedroom n cottage. Low summer rates.! Elizabeth Streets. Phone 2.2829. | septz2-tf |Fleming St. rinnell St. Overseas Hotel. 917 ___ Private beach. Corner South and EXPERIENCED Bar Maid. Apply Fleming St. septz2-2t from Sept. 21 to Dec. 23rd. $15.00) | sept21-2t week. Milk extra. Mrs. C. H. Dunn, WAITRESS wanted. Fountain ex-/201-C Poinciana. perience. Good pay. Land o, Sun Luncheonette, Truman tive; yet has me testing oder. Buy from your grecer. septi-tf times in The Key is enclosed. Please Print or Typewrite Address Count as Part of Ad FIGURE FIVE AVERAGE WORDS TO A LINE See Rate Schedule Elsewhere On This Page AE A LE A A AN GENE RH SINR RNIN HNN Se Se SE Se CUSHMAN Eagle Scooter. Exeel- lent condition. $175.00, 3410 Ave. 1—Boats and Motors |16-FT. molded plywood boat cov- ered with glass. 2-10 h.p. Wizzard motors. Canvass top ‘and trailer. Phone 2-2372. i j = Ss = = E | li i Z | z i He a ed You Can Advertise On This Page for as Little as 99e (Cost of a 3-tine USE THIS ORDER BLANK NOW!! CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT, a) 1 West Citizen. 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