The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1953, Page 8

iTS PROFITABLE TO gs q as THRU THE a Monday, October 12, 1953 EY WEST CITIZEN Hal Boyle Says available to her eerraps limited ' usband,” young measure. She is taught from child- eo haagh hag cctary = Teeny bood that nice little girls simply is one thing a man can’t stand in|musto’t act like wild little boys. a wife it’s nagging. | After the honeymoon, she still This is about the most ridiculous finds she is almost. as repressed. advice you could possibly plant in'Her hubby is too tired to go ganc- a young girl’s head just before her|ing. Crocheting bores her. What husband staggers across the shall she do with all the energy threshold of their new home, car- burning within her? rying her lightly in his arms.| She has a mild quarrel with her There are two reasons why: husband, and afterward feels re- 1, A good wife can no more keep axed. She makes the amazing dis- from nagging her husband than a/covery, “Why I can get all the ex- porcupine can refrain from grow-\ercise I need through my vocal ing quills. chords! 2, Any NEW YORK #—“Whatever you} husband whose wife! sooner of how little she Of course, a few wives overdo it, ceally Grae. Asa Reng nagged|and jaw themselves into double brings more real pleasure to a man|chins in their effort to talk them- than anything else in marriage,|selves into shape. It is these ex- because it lasts longer. ceptions that have given nagging 5 plore lits bad name. But a sensible hus- wee —— cone agi reason. sand knows a. routine bawling out: i from his wife doesn’t mean much ps eonn aie Pap tenpsoneld tells himself, “She isn’t really bottled up in them. The human/Picking on me. She's just trying to race, whether it is kinfolk to the Keep herself physically fit. monkey tribe or not, is like the) Except for nagging, would the monkey in one respect—it is need-|@Verage husband ever get to the dinner table, buy a new suit, get it has to let that poem icissegaing ee ee ja haircut or a raise in pay? He With a man it is easy. He can|knows he is being nagged by a lov- belly laugh, shout at the stars,|iné heart, and that without it he cross and uncross his legs, scratch|Probably would subside into the himself, yawn and stretch, rub his/bUM nature intended him to be. face, wave his arms, chan smoke ee peatland a pipe, cigarettes or cigars, play wree! cards half the night, eat too much, |"usband who ought to be nervous And from then on she has to nag/ doesn't nag him is bound to find somebody or lose her muscle tone. | drink too much, get in bellowing||s | arguments, or pick fights with cab- drivers, He can even play golf. “These pleasant male ways of getting rid of energy are either totally taboo to a woman or are Wayne Stars In Drama Of Downed Plane With John Wayne in the starring role, ‘Islana In The Sky,” an ad- venture drama, comes Thursday to the Strand Theatre. The Wayne- Fellows production for. Warner Bros. concerns the graphic action surrounding a crash-landing of a transport plane in the frozen wast-! es of northern Labrador. The story, deals with the efforts of the crew) survive during the five harrowing days and nights while thrilling res-| cue attempts are madey by other) Planes, The action is filmed with! the new WarnerPhonie sound. } Based on the best-selling novel) of the same name, “Island In The Sky” was written for the screen by the author of the book, Ernest K. Gann. A pilot for many years, Gann appears to have developed a/ successful formula for authenticity ; | he writes about the things he knows. His latest novel, “High and| Mighty” was chosen as the Book- Of-The-Month selection for May,| 1953 and it too, will be filmed by! Warner Bros, In addition to star John Wayne, the featured cast contains Lloyd Nolan, Walter Abel, Andy Devine,| Allyn Joslyn, James Arness, Har- ry Carey, Jr., and others. The dis- taff side of the film falls to Ann Doran, Dawn Bender and Phyllis Winger. Wayne portrays the pilot of the forced-down plane. Known in the motion picture industry as ‘Mr.| Box Office,” and winner of last year’s “Henrietta” award as the world’s most popular actor, Wayne is currently one of the busiest men in Hollywood. Having been seen re- cently in “Trouble Along The Way” Wayne, after completing ‘Island In The Sky,” left immediately for, Mexico to film the newest of his Warner Bros. releases, “Hondo,” filmed with the new all media camera in three-dimensions. Lloyd Nolan, in “Island In The Sky” plays the role of “Stutz”, one of the pilot-pals of Wayne who scour the uncharted country of Labrador. Nolan’s co-pilot is play- @d by bulky Andy Devine. “Island In The Sky” will pro- bDably rank as one of the “coldest” pictures ever made since a major- ity of the scenes were Photograph- ed in six-foot snow drifts at Don-! ner Lake, high in the mountains of Borthern California. Players and crew had to be transported by bus and cars in a wild mountain yal- ley. From that point Army weasels towing sleds took them two more! miles over the deep snow to the! shooting site. Snowstorms inter- fupted the shooting many times and hazardous ground conditions, accompanied by the 7,000 foot alti-| tude, made the location of strenu-! @us one for the company of ninety. Directed by William Weilman, “Tslaod in The Sky” boasts of the Photography of Academy winner Archie Stout and the tech- Bical direction of the story’s crea- tor, Ernest Gann. Gann also took! an active part in the film, | | & ‘caped the one whose wife no longer bothers to nag him. What is she doing for exercise? Club work? As a matter of fact the real trou- ble with nagging in many modern marriages is that the man doesn’t do enough of it. Many a woman henpecks her husband today be- cause he is too dumb to eealize: how much she yearns te be a hus- band-pecked wife. LIFE © ABROAD By ALEJANDRO TORRES MADRID (#—Bullfighting here is not what it used to be. Soccer out- classes it 4 to 1 in popularity. Even are catching up last. The bullfight arena has a job filling its 25,000 seats each Sunday| needed. during the March through October season. But 60,000 to 80,000 cheer- ing fans show up every Sunday the Royal Madrid soccer teams} play. International basketball matches like the one a few months ago! with Italy, drew nearly 20,000. Baseball is not so far advanced to widespread popularity and un-|! derstanding. But as many as 5,000 have shown up for recent games between Madrid and American service teams from Germany or Britain. Rugby football remains a uni- versity sport but it has its fanat- ics. The Olympics last year gave a tremendous impetus to track'and field, swimming and horseback sports. The Tour de France bike} race in which a Spanish rider, Bernardo Ruiz, finished third last year has crowded the highways with would-be candidates, Desertion of the bullring began during the ill-fated republic. The republic frowned on the spectacle. After the Civil War there was a temporary revival caused by a magnificent matador, Manolete, killed in 1947. Then a revulsion to blood sports was felt along with lack of topflight toreodors or box- ers, high prices and poor bulls. Most important, bullfighting is not! a participation sport. Kids don’t! get much of a kick any more out of passing an imaginary bull with a flannel rag the way their fathers and grandfathers did. They're out now with a ball, any size, or even |balled up paper if no ball is avail-; able, kicking it around at every opportunity. Baseball is also modelled along American lines, There are 12 teams in the National League and seven regional leagues of about 50 teams plus numerous juvenile teams. Luis Barrios, czar of Span- ish baseball, is concentrating on| the youth for the future. Now Barrios is forming a Euro- pean League with British, French, Dutch, Belgian, German and Ital- ian teams. ILL-TIMED EXIT DALLAS (®—Locking for excite- ment, Manager Charles Gower of a movie house hopped in-his car last night and sped to the scene Award of a reported prowler disturbanee.|COMPLETELY furnished one bed- While he was gone two men took more than $300 at gunpoint from his cashier, C. D.Hudsos, esd es- Laughs aplenty will be the key- note Tuesday at the Monroe The- atre when Universal-International unveils a bright rib-tickling pack- jage of solid enjoyment in “Just/ \Across The Street,” a comedy of matrimonial errors. For co-stars Ann Sheridan and John Lund, it is an ideal showcase, \for displaying their sharp comedy talents. Lund, immortalizing the plumber as a romantic hero for the first time on the screen, gives a splendid performance in his role! of a self-educated man who is so enthralled in his work he can’t jnotice the baby-blue stares sent his lway by his secretary. Ann Sheri- dan, playing his secretary with a masterful touch, proves her apti- tude as a comedienne as she Plays: the girl who has to masquerade as a rich man’s daughter in order to hold her job as a plumber’s sec retary. : A quartet of Hollywood’s mest excellent character actors join Lund and Miss Sheridan in “Just Across The Street” handling roles |that give mirth-provoking touches to the humorous story. Robert Keith, as a suspicious husband, gives a wonderful performance, as does Natalie Schafer, who plays his kittenish wife. Cecil Kellaway, cast as Ann Sheridan's shiftless, drink-loving father, is a lovable Pixie on the screen. Alan Mow. bray, cast as the nose-in-the-air butler, gives another of his clever performances for which he is well- noted. Produced with a sharp eye for humorous situations by Leonard | is a sterling tribute to the comedy technique of Director Joseph Pev- ney, who keeps the pace fast and bright throughout. Photography by ‘Maury Gertsman is topnotch and the settings designed by Emrich Nicholson add greatly to the en- joyment of the comedy. “Just Across The Street” is as wonderful an escape from the’ cares of the day as a vacation in Honolulu, recommended without reservation. Bands of wild burros, descend- ants of those brought into the area by prospectors roam through Death Valley in California and Nevada. 1—Announcements ‘American baseball and basketball|[ADY who purchased refrigera- tor at 904 Fleming Street,| please call for same as space is oct7-6t 2—Apartments For Rent NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities, Reasonable tates. 321 Simonton. octl-tf BEDROOM apts. Furnished. All utilities octl-tf} ‘FURNISHED house, Goldstein, “Just Across The Street”’| $12. CASH | CHARGE “TDaY | te | We 2DAYs | We | We 6 DAYS | I0e ie W2DAYS | 9 Te ‘MDAYS | | We Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY wile" reapuibi for only 00a one insertion. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line 4—Houses For Rent Two bed- rooms. Enclosed yard. Young children accepted. References. $85/ monthly. Phone 2-3763. octl2-1t 5—Rooms For Rent TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated large rooms. Singles $8.00, doubles; .00, septs-tf ROOMS for rent. $7.00 to $10.00 a week, with cooking facilities. Working man only. 411 William St. oct7-6tx NICE ROOM with private entrance. Adjacent to bath, $8.00 weekly. 102044 Margaret St. oct.12-3t 6—Wanted To Rent EFFICIENCY, furnished apt. Single man. No pets. Perman- ent resident, Call 2-7041, , oct8-tf} SS tur ume NUMBER LOOK NICE ON You AND THE Bit SUT MATCHES HIM? ff 9—Female Help Wanted (CONTINUED) WANTED — Lady to manage Ho-' tel. State references. Write P. 0. Box 708, Key West, Fila. COOK wanted. Day work. Short orders. Good pay. Land 0’ Sun Luncheon, 1001 Truman Ave. octl6-7t AVON Representatives earn big oct?-tf tics Christmas Gifts. We train you) to start at once. To arrange an interview write our District Mana- ger Mrs. Smedley, P. O. Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, Fla. octl2-3t WAITRESS. Experience unneces- sary. Day shift. Hours 7 a. m. to 4 p. m, Sigsbee Snackery, Sigs- bee Park. octi2-2t SECRETARY. Must be good typ-) ist and stenographer. Apply to Mr. Conniff, Casa Marina Hotel. octl2-3t, SEEKING 2-4 Bedroom house or| Duplex. Up to $125.00. Unfur- nished. Prefer yard and garage.' Dr. Head. Phone 2-9286, Room 110.’ oct9-3tx, &—Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED Meat Cutter. Ap-| ply in person. Gulfstream Food Store, 1105 White St. octé-tf| FOREIGN Employment Construe- tion Work, If interested in foreign projects with high pay, write For-| eign Service Bureau, Box 295, Met- uchen, N. J. octi3-1tx HOTTEST Item Today. New re- tractable Pen. Priced right. Write for sample. Fertig, Dept. T4A, N. Y. 60, NY. octi2-Itx 94-Female Help Wanted Apts EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. Steady work. Good pay. Apply Overseas Resaturant, 917 Flem- ing Street. octé-tf BEAUTICIAN. All around opera- tor. Apply Martin Hair Stylists, 921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021. octé-6t) ARTHUR MURRAY needs women, 18 to 29. Neat and intelligent. Full or part time. Apply 1:00 - 6:00, octt-tf 517 Duval St. oct9-6t ee clectric. Private| EXPERIENCED Waitresses: La dished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton.|_Comcha Hotel. _oct0-2t octi-tf/For Bargains Galore, Read COMPLETELY furnished, cool, living room, bedroom, kitchen- ette and bath apt. Utilities furn. Quiet location. Near beach. Adults. $100.00 monthly. Phone 2-5790. octs-3t APARTMENTS, $15.00 and $20.00 per week. 411 William St. NEW, 2 bedroom, house on Big Coppit Key. Call 2-5187. - octl2-3tx COOL garden furnished apt. $95.00 monthly, Couple. No pets. 301 Whitehead St. octl2-3tx { | } 701 South. ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. All| utilities furn, 1212 Duval St. octl2-2tx 22 SS 2-bdrm. downstairs fur-} | nished apt. $23 Elizabeth St./ | |Phone 27738 octi2-2 FURN, APT. Private entrance. Pri-| i} FURNISHED APT. All utilities in-| cluded. $70.00 monthly. Phone 2- \3379. octl2-2tx 3—Cottages For Rent room cottage. Low summer rates. Private beach. Lord’s Beach Court, corner South and Elizabeth| Streets. Phone 2-2829, sept30-tf 11—Employment Wanted —Male or Female FORMER business executive and wife would like opportunity to) manage motel in Key West. On small salary and commission basis. Apply Atlantic Shores ‘Motel. tus oct9-3tx) 12—Baby Sitters WILL TAKE CARE of children. Reasonable rates. Phone 2-2857. ; oct5-12t WORKING Mothers. Special atten- tion given your children. The happiness of your child; the test of our success. Island Nursery, 540 White St. oct9-3t 13—Nursery Schools RELAX, shop, get that new perm- anent or attend church and foot- ball games. Hourly rates. Island] Nursery, 540 White St. oct2-tf 17—Personal Services PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice. Largy Karns Studio, 220 Duval, Phone 2-811. octi-tf NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office octi-tf Singer Sewing Machines SALES, . service, “ Si The Citizen’s Classified Ads parts. Singer, Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral] ‘Way, Coral Gables. DEST MAIDENS ‘Treheeet Begutered U8 Punt Ofe 25—Real Estate For Sale ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom McAr- thur house. Large screened! Porch and shed. Corner lot. Phone’ 22-7938. sSept2s-tf| FOR buying or selling any kind of Key West property, contact, Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es- tablished 1919. Sept25-30tx) 2 BEDROOM, Sunshine home.| Convenient terms. Phone 2-3557./ octs-tf! 3 BEDROOM Sunshine home. Fenced yard. $2850.00 equity. Phone 2-2502. octd-6tx’ NEW 2 bedroom C.B.S. Will sell equity, assume F.H.A. mort- gage. Low monthly payment. Im- mediate occupancy. 1614 South St.) Phone 2-6000. octl0-7tx 34—Household Items For Sale ee TWO OVEN push-button electri range. Good condition. Must sell, $100. Originally $400. Phone 2-2970. 2111 Staples. octé-6t WRINGER TYPE Washing Ma- chine and two galvanized tubs with rack, $45.00. 137 “A” Peary Court. octlO-3tx SIMMONS couch. Blue. Good con- dition. $25. 715 South Street. octl2-3t 34A—Restaurant and : Store Equipment RESTAURANT Booths. Inquire American Legion Home. Can be seen any time. Tel. 2-7912. octi2-6t 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath C.B.S. house’ with screened porch and car porte. Large lot. Immediate oc- cupancy, 1717 South St. Phone} }2-7079. octl0-tf} |35—Wanted To Buy WANTED: Automobile. 40 or “41 model. APARTMENT House, five apart-| ments, two baths. Annual gross! income $2,200.00. Cash sale to} settle estate. Phone 2-3242. sept28,30;oct2,5,7,9,12-7t 26—Lots For Sale \2 LOTS, block from ocean and | Casa Marina M. Herman, Caroga Lake, N. Y. Us 2 ADJOINING lots on Fogarty Ave. 50x100 each. Surveyed and abstract deed up to date.) $1,350.00 each. Phone 2-5404. Wav ALAN- 9 mredtoerees 37—Automotive Parte USED Truck and tires — New recaperalt tcises. oct6-6t FOR lower Keys property, phone 17—Personal Services (CONTINUED) gins, owner, Summeriand Key. [PQ oct3,mon,wed,sat-tf HAVE your wedding invitations 31—Garden and Lawn I. Park. and announcements printed by The Artman Press. Dial 2-5661. octl-tf FOR SALE: Six consecutive issues ef The Key West Citizen deliver-| ed to your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial money supplying Avon Cosme-|2.544), Circulation Dept. 18—Special Services SNO CAP BLEACH Is mild, effec-_ tive; yet has ne lasting edor. Buy from your grocer. octl-tf| 22—Lost LOST. Black trunk with band equipment. If found, return to 1324 Newton St., Reward. Ronald’ octl2-6t octl-tf! .45 CALIBER automatic Pistol Ser-| ial No, 261266-C. In vicinity Key West Gun Club on Stock Island. Reward. Contact J. D. Ellis, Navy Trailer Park, 1200 United St. octl2-3tx 24—Business ERE Lt cae OWNER leaving for north. Must sell income motel. Property on! Gulf side in Marathon. Write P.O. Box 537, Marathon, Fla. octi0-6t FOR LEASE: Service Station. Lo- cated at Sigsbee Park. Exclusive} franchise. For details contact Jim! Muniz, 1105 White St. oct7-tf Supplies NEW shipment of tropical fish, aq. grasses. Key West Garden & |Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912. oct9-3t 33—Miscellaneous 3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell! New and Used Furniture. octl-tf; lyour headquarters for the finest lim printing. DIAL 2-566). octi-tf NOTES Payable Forms. 10 foi 15¢. octl-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES — FIXTURES KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 219 Simenton St. Tel. 2-3123 octl-tf; FALL air conditioner. Close out % h.p. Vornado demonstrator, $285.00. ¥ h.p. Vornado demonstra- tor, $245.00. Pierce Brothers, cor-| ner Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. Phone 2-5922. octl-tf| SALE: 5 ft. solid glass fishing rod, $4.95. Key Tackle, Roosevelt Blvd. octl-tf| FREE BOOK: 2000 Businesses, Farms, Income properties in West, Mid-West, for sale, trade. National Business & Property Ex- change, 4103 W. 3rd St., Los Ange- les 5, Calif. octl2-1tx ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION PORTER -WAGOR - PUSSELL, INC, JAMES ANDERSON, Sup’t. Phene 2-2232 Free Estimates Gladly Given 1120 South St. Phone 2-5546 octl-tf) COMBINATION Carriage. Only used 4 months. $18.50. 8 “D” Arthur Sawyer Rd. oct9-3tx; VALDEZ MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, CARPENTER, PAINT- ING AND GENERAL REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE. REASON-' ABI HONE 2-524) oct9-6tx, BENCH DRILL Press. Bench saw with motor. Gym and baby crib. Phone 2-7079. octl0-tf 34—Household Items For Sale Good Used Purniture For All Household Needs Remarkably Low Prices Van Loads Arriving Weekly Warehouse Furniture Outlet Ph. 2-2697 oct7-10t KENMORE Elec. Stove. Large Cold-Spot refrigerator with freez- er chest. Bendix automatic wash- er, kitchen utility cabinet. 2024 Fo- garty Ave., after 5:00 p, m. octl2-3t Read The Citizen Classified EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY! —___ Dick’s Tire Service, $29 Truman. octl-tf Summerland Key 2 or write Hud-|>—~——~ 39 PLYMOUTH, excellent motor, good body. $100.00, 55 Felton Rd., Sigsbee Park. oct8-3tx 1951 CROSLEY convertible. Ex- cellent condition. Cheap. Hilton Haven Motel, Apt. 3, after 6:00 P.M. octld-3t ONE '41 Buick Spécial. Good con- dition. $195.00. 505 Louisa St. esas septl2-30t MY EQUITY in 41 ft. Liberty, 1952 model, Inquire Al’s Trailer Park, Stock Island. 7A’ x 19’ SECTIONAL House Trail- er room, decorated with bam- boo blinds; 85’ picket fence, In- quire Lot 4, 615 Greene St. oct5,mon,wed,fri-6tx OPEN TRAILER. 4’ x 6’ with 4 foot sides. Trails good. New tires. 718 Love Lane. octl2-3tx 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters %8 HARLEY .14 Motorcycle, $215.00. Write 741 N.E. 5th St. Hialeah or Phone 88-2489, Miami, le oct9-3tz 41—Boats and Motors 14 FT. DELUXE Kauffman run-a- bout, $294.00. Key Tackle, Roose- velt Blvd. octl-tf 12 FT. SKIFF, $75.00. Good condi- tion. New paint. 165-A Poinciana. : 5 t 14 FT. molded plywood hull and trailer. 151 “‘B” Peary Court. 4:30 - 7:00 P.M. FOR SALE — New, Used, Rebuilt marine engines, 2 to 550 H.P. Also reverse gears, conversions, manifolds, propellers, hardware, paints, and su} at low prices. FREE Catalog. STOKES MARINE SUPPLY, Coldwater, Michigan, may4,25; jun8; jull3;augi7; septl4,28 ;oct12,26-9t Phone 2-6189. 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