The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 5, 1953, Page 8

Page & F 3 5 i see ke upe Hi ret # Hi i ! E i i ee 5 i i & 744 : i E ted at i E 8 g a Foe a E : Bi i 3 : i 4 H H H ge oes H i 3 E i i H z e5 5B i F picture,” pedestrians, they it disadv: ge in any ter a car. So it’s good common sense fot them to be constantly on the defensive. Here are some tips for safe cycling at . . “1, A good headlight. and tail light (or reflector) are musts. “2, Add more visibility by. trim- ming your bike with white strip- ping or some type of reflectorized mig. Wear light colored clothing 8s fear or} something trimmed with reflector- ized material. : “4, Ride on the road, with traffie, “5S, Obey all traffic laws.” Paper Printed In 1621 Discovered To Complete Set By JOE MILLER NEW YORK (#—In the fall of 1621, a London printer pulled 5 i : EH from his hand press a sheet re-| Porting news from the continent. “Corant or Weekly Newes” last- ed only a few weeks, vanishing for a reason no one took the trou- ble to record, But six issues were tucked away in the British Mu- seum, labeled the earliest copies extant of an English language Rewspaper, Trouble was, one issue was miss- fng—No, 5, dated Oct. 9, 1621. Back in 1812, the author of liter. e paper. But searching scholars in years nev- er were able to run down the copy Nichols saw. Today a New York rare book Gealer announced discovery of this missing literary link and called it, the earliest English newspaper ex- tant (a word bibliographers love, meaning that they know it exists)! eutside the British Museum. Dave Randall, head of the rare * Book department of Scribner's, Bays ft was purchased five years @go in a collection but its worth enly recently was established in @orrespondence with Folke Dahl, @ Swedish bibliographer and au- @ority on English corants, as the news sheets of Gays were called. collection was from the brary of Edison Dick, Chicago manufacturer. He picked up the per at a sale in England but ws nothing of its earlier Randall put a price tag of $10,- @00 on the yellowing, 9x12 sheet. ‘The Corant carried only foreign Bews because James I, then King ef England, forbade publication of local affairs, which he called “lav- fsh and licentious talking in mat- ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN i : it if ie € g i F i § : fi I if i i i i i i Hy Es : : buildings. Building, Bos- laimed an aver- a week since ting. Audubon Society official ex- birds, mostly warblers apparently don’t) attempt’ s lighted fire ; 8 & i E i g E i | A 5 5 : Fe E e i i MARSHAL’s SALE Southern District of Florida. virtue of an Order of Sale is- out of the United States Dis- for the Southern Dis- trict of Florida, on the 29th day of| September, 1963, notice is hereby given that I wili sell by public auc- tion, for cash, on 27th y i Fe i ef oH Tuesday, the day of October, 1953, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the main entrance of the United States Postoffice Building, | i! He a6 ze 1 sf ay ry, ted’ furniture, a Sho now lies Guit Docks, Key West, lor! B. JACKSON BUTLER, United States Marshal. E a 5 & ate.” If Democratic ' Lausche of Ohio should sugelnt [Democrat to succeed the late Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-Uhio), Loveger INEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment, All utilities. Reasonable ‘rates. 321 Simonton. octl-tf apartments, 3 rooms bath, maid and. janitor ser- utilities furnished. Coral: 312. Simonton St. octi-tf All and Russell and other Democrat lead- ers indicated, however, and sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, man F. Gravitt, 21, was ito death Friday for the slaying of a military police officer on Oki- \nawa, the Far East Air Forces an- Pree alaboiphte airm : room apt. overlooking ‘ocean. e jan was . urdering ist Lt.|Phone 2-576. jBernard Geller on Okinawa last|APT FOR RENT. 12i2 Pearl St. — ay sabe Apply in rear. oct2. ler’s patrol was ¢: SS i MODERN spacious 2-bedroom’ es village near Naha air ‘apt. 901 Truman Ave. | Testimony at the four-day trial} (2-3 brought out that Gravitt, using a|COMPLETELY furnished pt., stolen carbine, had wounded an| living room, elec. kitchen, 2 Okinawan. He fired at Geller when|bedrooms, private bath. 509 Oli- the officer ordered him to stop,|via St. To sober, reliable cou- Gravitt then took a service revolv-|ple.. Child accepted. Key West- er from the lieutenant and wound-|Havana Tours, 721 Duval St. ied an MP corporal, Wilford War-| Ten. The sentence is subject to view all the way to the President. vin St, Louis ‘Pocatello, Id |Pocatello, Tecently that his friend, Jerry Hughes \20, suffered a broken vetebra left him pand legs. Hu; jboy. | Clark and er as youngsters lies lived at Le: now stays with night till 9 a jured youth over every getting him water and other needs. | Hughes’ parents, with whom ‘Clark now lives, take turns the 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 12 DAYS 24 DAYS DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST "| Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line 2—A; ts For Rent ‘ (CONTINUED) ONE-BEDROOM efficiency apt., “ near Naval Hospital. Utilities furn. Ideal for business couple. $80.00 monthly. Phone 2-7786 af- ter 5:00 P.M. oct5-3t 3—Cottages For Rent ‘COMPLETELY furnished one bed- room cottage. Couple only. No pets. '5-ROOM house. Modern furniture. 2 bedrooms. Tile bath and kitch- en. Call 2-2315 after 5:00 p.m, oct2-3t " only. One block from beach, Ap- ply 1224 Duval St. oct3-3t EXTRA large room. Private .home. Use of kitchen and di- nette. 1114 Grirmell St.. Phone’ '2-3175. oct5-tf 5—Rooms For Rent 'TROPICAL Hetel. Newly renovated large rooms. Singles $8.00, doubles septs-tf from business district. Free) parking. 513 Whitehead. sept30-6tx! FURNISHED Room. $7.50 per week, 626 Grinnell St. oct3-3t 6—Wanted To Rent SEEKING garage space. 130] Truman Ave., Apt. 3. oct2-3tx’ EFFICIENCY furnished apt. Sin-' gle man. No pets. Permanent resident, Call 2-7041. oct2-3t ¢|MINISTER & family desperately unfurnished need 3 bedr. house’ with yard. Write particulars. Box C-23, c/o Citizen. * oct5-3tx 8—Male Help Wanted ‘WANTED: Janitor for grocery store. High school boy interested ‘in learning produce business. Ap- ply Fausto’s Food Palace. Test of the day. planes Seth ters of state ... which the com-' mon people know not hew to un- derstazdl.” business prospect. Repeats. Start] and anneuncements printed rates. Private seacntaaie Sioa without exp., men, women; full,|The Artman Press, Dial 2-566). Court, corner South and Elizabeth|Part time. eS eT Streets. Phone 2-2829. —_septso-tfjkit furn. MATCH CORP. OF|INFANT CARE our speciaity.|33—Miscellaneous {-BEDROOM cottage, furnished |AMERICA, Dept. XQ, Chicago 32.) Island Nursery. 540 $63.00 oct5-1tx) a month. Apply 1219 Pearl. 2 tx) (CONTINTED) FOR SALE or trade. ’53 Plymouth screenediTATE MODEL Hoover Upright lot. pee Vacuurn Cleaner. Complete with $10.00. Fred Green, 645 United Street. Phone 2-5195. oct5-1t HOT water heater, gas, 10-20 gal. Oct2-Sti Phone 2-3015. Cities Service oct3-3t lot. Immediate occupancy. 1717 36—Bicycles and Tricycles South St. oct3-tf mane va fay eg Bee APARTMENT House, five apart-| Put it in top ments, two baths. Annual Cee aera y pene wir pase ores income " $2,200.00, Cash sale tolpngiish a0 Kate's settle estate. Phone 25202. [Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St, sept28,30;0ct2,5,7,9,12-Tt]Pnone 26016, ____augaa-tt 2BEDROOM Sunshine Home,|3?—Automotive Parts fenced yard, carporte, good lo-/USED Truck and passenger eat cation. Equity, $4800.00. Terms.| tires — New recaps, all sizes, Phone 2-3557. oct5-tf|Dick’s Tire Service, $29 Truman. 2-BEDROOM Sunshine home. octl-tf Corner lot. Fenced yard. In-igg ‘obiles For Sale Sale Sean Cane teeters one iSTCIRVROUET Posie ened ee Tanning washer. 2519 after . a bea ee a condition. Good body, radio, new seat covers. Good motor and tires. 1 tect Ps ALANS Yi tax Tit Maney EDDIE. We'D MAKE CuCH A HANDSOME COUPLE -ME. AND His FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS | #/ |17—Personal Services —__ (CONTINUED) _|_<coytiseEp) YOUNG MAN to learn floor cov- Singer Sewing Machines ering. Key West Floor Covering|SALES, service, parts. . Singer| Co., 132 Duval St. oct2-tf} Sewing Machine Co. 118 Coral BAG boy to work days. Must be|Way, Coral Gables. _sept2-tt! over school ‘age. Fausto’s Food|FOR SAL@: Six consecutive issues alace. > oct5-8t! en pt anee! plese deliver- SALEMEN: AD MATCHES, SELL your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial ‘AMAZING DESIGNS! 20, 30, 40|2-3461, Circulation Dept, _ octi-tf and 240-light book matches. BIG- BRIDES TO BE GER SPOT CASH COMM; Every|HAV& your wedding invitations &—Male Help Wanted reer er errr. uaa (Best price offered tor equity. gins, owner, Summerland ,| Take over contract. Private party. P. 0. fly20-mon-wed-sat-t?}Phone 2-7518. oct2-Stz 1950 PLYMOUTH. Perfect condi- Supplies tion. Will sell cheap. Need money. May be seen 5 to 9 P.M., all day DISH GARDENS — Planted (6|Saturday and Sunday, 1013 Watson by| plants). Key West Garden andjSt- oct8-2tx, ‘Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912. '39—Trailers For Salo Sale TRAILER awnings, gas tanks and NOTES Payable Forms. 10 tm ise. ‘I5e. |2-3064. 1007 Simonton. aug7tt Artman Press, Phone 25661. |NEW and used house trailers at octi-tf| he owes ree Be BUY NOTHING. Sales octl-tf! White St. Sept29-6t 9—Female Help Wanted | 18—Special Services BEAUTI |. All around opera-| tor. Apply Mastin Hair Stylist, 921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021. re ASSISTANT Bookkeeper. Must be! permanent resident. Apply in) person, Gulfstream Food Store, 1105 White St. oct3-tf) DEMONSTRATORS—$25 - $40 daily sparetime. Our lingerie & ap-' parel are sensation of party. plan) selling. Free outfit. Beeline Fash-; ions, 4145B Lawrence, Chicago. P oct5-1tx 11B—Employment Wanted—Male SEEKING motel, hotel or office work. Hours 6:00 p.m. to 11:00! p.m. Good references. Call Mr. Lopez after five, 2-5765. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS AUTO RADIOS A SPECIALTY. PRATT’S RADIO SERVICE, 908) FLEMING ST., PHONE 2.7512. FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY. oct3-6t/ 22—Lost_ 'GLIDDEN PAINTS GREEN spare wheel and ure Sat| © PLUMBING SUPPLIES — night on Roosevelt Blvd. be- KEY WEST SUPPLY Co, tween Sigsbee Road and triangle. Simenten Reward. Contact Gomez Marine Service or Phone 2-7691, 23—Found oct2-3t| 12—Baby Sitters WILL TAKE CARE of children. ____Opportunities Reasonable rates. Phone 2-2857.,LAUNDERETTE. Newly opened. MAKE offer. 1 — 10 cu, ft. show-| tom-built awning and case with compressor, 1 — 16 cu.| porch. Completely furnished. ft. 2-dr. refrigerator. 1 stamp ma-|(full price). Gulfstream chine. George’s Grocery, 1500 New-| Park, 606 Truman. cet) Excellent location, Ideal for par Tune 250, 8 AM. t0!40 “Motor Bikes and Te. ee ae fe. a a a CREE A SAB tise 13—Nursery Schools payment. Terms arranged. Cal}|WE BUY, sell, and finance Trail- ___Motor Scooters __ RELAX, shop, get that ged pen -| 2-6276, septzg-tf| ers. Tipton Trailer sperm poops agg ball games. Hourly rates. Island ding USED electric water pump, com-|2-3703 for information, oct3-6tx Nursery, 540 White St. oct2-tf} and Financing, plete with motor, tank and|47_—Roats and Motors 17—Personal Services ALL TYPES GENERAL [puoD Needs work. $2000, Call [Fi DELUXE Knafiman runs- PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast Sef! PORTER -WAGOR - PUSSELL, |SALE: 5 ft. solid glass fishing rod,|_ bout, $294.00. Key Tackle, Roose. Duct parry Karns Studio, 220) ‘Gended Licensed Contractor | $4.95. Key Tackle, Rooseveli|Velt Blvd. _oetltf JAMES nner Ee eal a PET: Mercury : Peerson 5° [REFRIGERATOR display case, #.|,, Months old. § HP. a octi-tt Will sell at sacrifice. Chuck's Sandwich Shop, 537 Duval Street, Phone 2-2206. oct3-6t) PIGEONS, racing, homers, $1.50), © up per pair. F. Huiet, 5560 N,W., 18th Ave. Miami, Fla. ‘ARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office months old. 12 ft. plywood t. $300.00. Call 24878 or see 1500 Seminary St. octS-2tx oct3-3tx 42—Dogs - Cats - Pets Pomcaafhead The Citizen)" 22 Pete First Street, ates ne You Can Advertise On This Page for as Little as 99c (Cost of a 3-ine Ad) USE THIS ORDER BLANK NOW!! 1120 South St. oct2-3tx times in The Key West Citizen. Remittance for $__________ is enclosed. Please Print or Typewrite i ) Address Count as Part of Ad Count as Part of Ad FIGURE FIVE AVERAGE WORDS TO A LINE See Rate Schedule Elsewhere On This Page 2 En OG Ge Ge GE GEE GE os SS oe