The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 24, 1953, Page 8

iTS PRO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FITAB Ee . > sors a T Saturday, October 24, 1953 “The Future Of Our Cities” Will Be Up For Discussion At Real Estate Convention By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK #—A blight threat- ens many American cities today. It is the blight of areas being al- lowed to run down rather than be- ing renewed and repaired as was normal practice in former years. Merchants are feeling the loss of sales as their middle-income customers take to the flourishing suburbs. Real estate values and income slip as worn-out areas spread around the badly congest- ed central core of many of our cities. Municipal government costs rise faster than tax revenues, “The future of our cities” will be up for debate at the convention of the National Assn. of Real Es- tate Boards next month in Los Angeles. Many city fathers find that de- terioration seems to gain speed at the same time that their metro- Politan areas are mushrooming. Slum clearance ard pubiie hous- ing projects have beiped, but they haven't halted the tendency in re- cent years to fet property run down, And the middle-income fam- ilies which once lived just beyond the business districts have largely been ignorea in postwar city con- * struction. The Twentieth Century Fund, a nonprofit foundation for scientific research and public education, put Miles L. Colean, a city planning consultant, to work on the prob- lem. The fund today publishes his report, “Renewing Our Cities,” pointing out many reasons why cities are being biighted, Traffic congestion is growing steadily worse and strangely enough driving people farther away from the business district. Rings of suburbs around most cit- ies drain resources without reduc- ing the load on downtown services. The postwar housing shortage led to lax enforcement of housing regulations—on the theory that a slum dwelling was better than none. Strict enforcement, Colean He also cites. the low rate of return on money invested in new construction“in: recent years as having turned away needed capi- E ; Golean holds, is to : i : wy city pianning then Modern street and throughway systems, control of population den- sity to solve the traffic problem, intelligent zoning of functions be- tween the centrai core and the dispersed sections, should be taken up on a timed schedule, Colean also would like to see laws and ordinances revised, mod- g& z 5 ernized and simplified. He urges! that investment in new housing or in repairs be encouraged and a way found to share the financial burdens between cities and their bed-room suburbs. And he puts in a word, too, for better police protection and better! schools within the city rather than just in the suburbs. Nixon Arrives In Singapore SINGAPORE # — U. S. Vice President Richard Nixon, on an official tour of the Far East, flew = today from Jakarta, Indones- He was scheduled to speak at Victoria Memorial Hall during an observance of United Nations Day} and confer with British Commis- sioner Gen. Malcolm MacDonald and other officials. He leaves next Tuesday for Bangkok, Thai! ind. His visit to the British crown eolony coincided with a goodwill visit by the U. S. aircraft carrier Lake Champlain. four destroyer escorts—the Caper- ton, Daskiell, Darteh and Gatling. The ships are enroute home from, ran \ Gen. Weyland, commander of|° U. S. Far East Air Forces, was Gingapore today. He is here for top - level talks with British air- men. DARING THIEF PHOENIX, Ariz. & — Justice turned its head at just the wrong moment in Superior Court. Somebody snatched the purse of Ella Mae McMillan, the clerk of eourt. While she looked about in va Superior Court Judge Renz L. Je: nings held up a court session. The purse contained $25 in cash and personal papers, it kind of a city is want- i It docked with} Atomic Sub Takes Shape In Shipyard By ELTON C. FAY GROTON, Conn. # — The first, atom-engined submarine, fantastic in possibilities but prosaic in out- ward appearance, is taking shape swiftly. Already her thick steel hull is {being packed with the fission-fired steam plant that is expected to jsend the USS Nautilus farther, faster arid deeper than any sub- mersible ever built. Navy officials cverseeing the building of the Nautilus at the Electric Boat Division of General But reporters who made what they were told was the first and probably Iast inspection of the in-| terior of the Nautilus yesterd. found that statement conservative. Conservative also was the com- ment of Capt. Robert L. Moore, Navy supervisor at the plant, that “This vessel is being built faster, barca hg any — her.” sense urgency seemed to touch the whole effort to get ready for launching next! Jan. 21, the first of what may be- come a whole fleet of atomic pow- ered submersibles. Adm. Robert B. Carney, chief of naval opera-| tions, said earlier this week he! was recommending building more atomic powered submarines, in ad- dition to the two now under con- struction here and « third which has been authorized but not yet “swmhen the Nautilus is launched her propulsion machinery — the atomic “reactor” and the steam! turbine—will be in place. By au- tumn she should be: ready for the historic moment when her skipper, Cmdr. Eugene P. Wilkinson of San! Diego, Calif, says “Take her ‘ LL lings” and “pence” derive from Norman French, Danish and Ro- man coins respectively. LEGAL NOTICES —_——__ NOTICE OF CALLING FO! BID: Notice is hereby given oy whem it may cancere tant on the 10th day, v er, . 1953. 3 . M. in the Monroe panty Veert Coun House, Key West, de ke Be Florida, the Bi of County Commissioners will as sealed bids for the following: Extra equipment and supplies for the County Fire Equipment at Marathon, Florida. Bidders may obtain specifications and all other necessary bid infor- mae from = aerice of the Coun- 3 » Count Wert Ral 'y Court House, Key bids must be in the hands of the County Clerk on or before 7:30) Pes Tuesday, November 16th, 33. The Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids made pursuant to this adver- Usement. ian West, ‘Florida, October 23, 953. (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS Clerk, Board of County Commissioners, Monroe County, Fl oct_2 rida. BS NOTICE UNDER = NAME LA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage. in businéss w the fictitious] name of, “Ke t Tourist Infor- rvice ws Agency”, 514 Southard Street, Key West, Florida, intends to ‘register said fictitious name with the Clerk — of the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun-| ty, Florida. Dated October 2, 1953, MARGARET ovt3-10-17-24,1953 ssi INVITATION FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be opened No- vember 3, 1953 at 8:00 P.M. by the Board of Public Instruction of Monroe County in the office of the Supérintendent of Public Instruc-| tion for the following items: - 130—pupil desks - 13” high, American Seating Co. No. 362 or equal. 2. —pupil desks - 16" high m Seating Co. No, 362 or America: equal, 3." $0—pupil deske - 17" nigh, |American Seating Co, No, 362 oF jequal, 4. | 38—chairs - 11" high, Amert- can Seating Co. No. 368 or equal. 5, | 36—chairs - 13" high, Amert Jean Seating Co. No. 368 01 | 6& _ 38—chairs Seating Co, ual. The Board reserves the right to) reject any or all bids. GERALD H. ADAMS, Chairma: Horace O'Bryant Secretary and Superinte: oO 2. it oct 0-17-26,1983 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW | Notice is hereby given that! |the undersigned, desiring to en-| jgage in business under the ficti- tious name of “De May Printing and Office Supplies,” at Islamorada, Florida intends |Cireult Court of Monroe County,| Florida. Aa Ne Sth day of October, DON DE MAY, Owi D, 195 { Sole ner. OctlO-17-B6-81,1953 TH LEGAL NOTICES (CONTINUED) ve. EVELYN W. TURNER, Defendant. TO: Evelyn W. Turner, 409 Polk Street, Lynchburg, Vi ia. *. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ‘OU_ARE HEREBY ORDERED) jand REQUIRED to serve a oF, of your Answer to the Compiaint for Divorce on the Plaintiff's Solicitor, land file the original Answer in th: joffice of the Clerk of the Circuit ‘Court on or bx the 23rd Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY By: KATHLEEN NOTTAGE 1 (ea) J. x, Demy ne ida So toconaats \ for enly ene |. ¥. Porter, . 413 Fleming St., Key West, Florida. oct, 24-31; nov, 7-14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORID. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN- CERY. Ne. 13-476 ALEX A. DeBROCQ CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST DIAL 2-5661 Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3-Line Classified for 3 Days Praintitt, vs. J. FEASTER CARSON, sh BE * _ Defendant. NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE NuTice 1s HEREBY GIVEN that; the undersigned, as Special Master ne Decree of me fa Chancery ALEX A. DeBROCQ is J _FEASTER CARSON will offer for sale and sell at public outery to the highe: ind best bid- Gor for cash at the C Monroe County in th October 198s" at 11:30 o'clock. tober, a 3 a the forenoon, the following Secrib (CONTINUED) ed roperty situate ry County, Florida, to-wit: EFFICIENCY Apt, Near Naval Alb that tract. or cel of land lying and being in Section 11, ‘ownship 61 South, Range 39 East according to the plat thereof shown in Plat Book 1, at page 68 of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Northernmost reais of Lot Three (3) of Flor- ida East Coast Railway Com- any’s Plat in Section 11 ‘ownship 61 South Range 39 East, proceed in a Southwester- ly direction a distance of Five Hundred and Fifteen (515) feet along the Eastern shoreline of Black Water Sound for a Pont southwesterly, direction @ in a Southwesterly distance of Four Hundred (400) feet Sy Eastern shoreline of Black Water Sound, same be- ing the west boundary line of Organization. Phone 2-7611. oct22-tf TWO Bedroom furnished apt. All utilities furnished, 725 Caroline 2 or 3 BEDROOM furnished house, Elec. dishwasher, washing ma- chine. Apply 410 Margaret St. (COMPLETELY furnished 3 bed- Toom new home. 4 months im- mediate occupancy. Must sign lease. 1716 Duncan St, oct24-1tx [BEAUTIFUL new 3 bedroom house. Two baths, living room Southerly direction to the West boundary line of a Twenty (20) foot dedicated roadway said roadway being on the West side of and running parallel to the Florida East Coast Com- pany’s right-of-way; thence in a Northeasterly direction along the W joundary line of said Twenty (20) foot dedicated roadway a distance of Four Hundred (400) feet; thence In a Northerly direction along the South boundary line of ee] roperty heretofore conveye’ by the Grantor to Abner E. Larned, to the point of begin- ning; said tract or parcel of land being a portion of Lots Bt fen (10) of Sec- hip 61 South, ROOMS for working men. $8.00 to $10.00 per week, 411 William St. ida any ehewrin the erty on Key Largo, Mon- oe county, Florida in Section ll, Township 61 South, Range 39 East and according to plat thereof recorded in jat Book 1, at page 68 of the Public Rec- ords of Monroe County, Florida, said tract or parcel of iand con- taining Three (3) acres more or less, together with all ripar- fan rights appertaining or be- longing: articularly set forth in the aforesaid decree of foreclosure in the above described Court. this 8th day of October, 4 53. s NALDO, MEBLET? & TOON WANTED: Furnished bedroom, dnbavel Stree bath and kitchenette. Six months. Key West, Florida. | 19.17.24 1953/Give full particulars. W. J. Pitt- |—____________—_———|man, 1002 Benjamin St., Raleigh, 2—Apartments For Rent N.C. oct22-3t] NEWLY renovated bedroom apart-|SEEKING single car garage space, rates. 321 Simonton. FRONT room, private entrance. Simonton Street, near Tru-' an, oct24-3tx '6—Wanted To Rent EFFICIENCY, furnished apt. Single man. No pets. Perman- lent resident. Call 2-7041. oct8-tf rooms. week or month. 410 Fleming. FURNISHED apartments, 3 room: APARTMENTS Furnished ed. Royal Palms Apartments, ist BEAUTIFULLY furnished one bed- |, Toom apt. Facing ocean. 715 Sem-' inole St. Phone 2-576. octlé-tf} EFFICIENCY Units for rent. Chil- dren accepted. No pets. 625 South St. Phone 2.2829, oct22-6t UPSTAIRS Apt., 816 Fleming St. Bedroom and Jalousied Porch. . $57.00 mo. Apply M. Sweeting, 47 N. E. 2ist St, Miami, Ph. 82-5554. oct22-6tx) FURNISHED apt. for rent. Utili- ties fuinished. Near Boca Chica jairfield. Cali 2-6982, oct22-3t CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY ¢ base. Couple only, nu pets.’ Price) W: DEST MAIDENS — ot Secsd U8 Pata Oe waz ‘ Way Acan— * Nou 1 Hab A -WonocRruL Gummer! 1 Gar ENGAGED AND. UNENGAGED 1132 Duval St. ._ ovt2i-tf| = Ma- nager for-a, highly” advertised, ber R. C.-4 for: appointment. Give lage, experience and references of n oct22-6t 25—Real Estate For Sale ;34—Household Items Beet a oe creed ae of Key West property, contact] ———____(CONTINGED) —__ Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es-|LIVING ROOM couch, cheap. In- tablished. 1919. sept25-30tx| Wire 1215 Eliza St. oct2bat ee ene bl NICE LOT Glled end graded. cll core ee ee leaf. Vi reasonable. Phone. 2- South St., near Ashby. Ready for os14 ris oct24-1t building. Grand old Bahama-type| > SULL ZizE Hollywood beds, ily i large home with porches around | perfect condition. Sea Isle Court first and second floors. On large|,,°°, “I lot full of tropical fruit trees. See us about these. Johnson and John- ‘son, 419 Duval St. Phone 2.2831. /——___ octis-tt 1%-STORY house, lot 50’ x 112° desirable location. 623 South-| ard. Apply 1424 Catherine. aug29-fri-sat-tf furnished, 816 Fleming St. Con- tact, M. Ayers 47, N. E, 2ist St, Miami, » Ph. 82-5554. >, = 0ct22-6tx 'Dick’s Tire Service, 823 OLD Renovated Key West house. Income from six room second,3—Automobiles For Sale floor apartment, $135.00 a month./'50 98 OLDSMOBILE @ dr. Black, 8 rooms 1st floor. Good location! White sidewalls. Good condition, near water. Phone 2-7976. oct23-tf/$1300.00, Gilman. Phone 2-5611 LARGE 2 story house of three) Sst St apartments all rented. All elec.|'42 CHEVROLET SEDAN. R. and kitchen, On two lots. Flagler Ave-| H. Reasonable. Can be seen any- nue. Good income property. $25,000/time 112 C Peary Court. oct22-4t Write P O. Box 704 for appoint- ment. oct24-tf 26—Lots For Sale Four Fines J Caroga Lake, N. Y. it FOR lower Keys property, phone Summerland Key 2 or write Hud-|97° gins, owner, Summeriand Key. P. 0; oct3,mon,wed,sat-tf 31—Garden and Lawn ae ORNAMENTALS: Australian tree ferns. Large monstera. Many others. Key West Gardert and Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912, oct23-3t) 33—Miscellaneous EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. octi-tf/, Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture. parts. Singer! Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral 'Way, Coral Gables. sept2-tf; Uae ee Sie ean FOR SALE: Six consecutive issves of The Key West Citizen deliver- ed te your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial 12-5661, Circulation Dept. _octi-tf; NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office SRM "Sl ROYAL Mansion Spartan with aluminim room. Sacrifice. kitchen, tile floors. $1500.00. Can be financed. Phone 2-3210 or 2-5514, Vitro Corp. P, O. Box 809, Key West. yi oet23-3tx hand’ x a me ‘weapper, wanted im: :|PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- Karns Phone 2-6811. ctl-tf\NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fo: 15¢.|——_______ Oct OPEN evenings and Saturdays for} Artman Press. Phone 25661. |40—Motor Bikes and radio repairs. Large selection = Motor Scooters [shih ipmpuenpehoriree 2 CUSHMAN. ‘Excellent cour Make The ARTMAN fale nde INTERIOR DECORATOR: First] your headquarters finest class workmanship, 20 years in-|im printing. DIAL 2-561. herrettlinareinds dl acties PES as od terior .and exterior contractor. octi-tt|41—Boats and Motors GLIDDEN PAINTS FED ee ee - See HAVE wedding invitations and ‘coanomaie by|, KEY WEST SUPPLY CO, jeat iaely: Apply in pa tacy i . Pon-| printed The Artman Press. Dial 2-561, |219 Simonton St. Tol. 23123)" vale at Key Tackle, Roosevelt iva. _eetist BOAT. Factory built. 10 b. p. Mer- cury. Also 7% h. p Mercury and 5Sh.p. Champion. 41-B Arthur Saw- yer Rd, octié-tf WANTED, Used 14 ft. or 16 ft, % hp. Vornado demonstrator, $285.00. %4 h.p. Vornado demonstra-| st. 1 11B—Employment Wanted—Male RE wt Turco POSITION as_ your city _commis- sioner in droup 4. Neil Saunders, 13—Naursery Schools’ 30 FT. HOUSE trailer, with 24 x 9 aluminum room, 16 ft. Ramsey 1015 Simonton St. oct20-6tx Insect mist. Prevents all types insect; bites. Protection against sun and wind burn. Inducing sun tan and conditioning skin. Spray directly on the skin. On sale at the Golf Club Pro Shop for $1.49 per can. [Phone 2-9202. oct22,24-2tx skiffs or “V” bottom boats. {Phone 2-2271, oct22-8t 14 FT, FACTORY h, p. Evinrude motor, Canvas cover, canvas sun Talks, “My name is Butch.” Re- ward, Lost near 167-H Poinciana. oct24-3tx iid vn WANTADS cases, Nearly new. 3210 Eagle Ave. oct22-3t} ree Cis MI, Oo tk ten te ee You Can Advertise On This Page for as Little as 99c (Cost of a 3-line Ad) : ._USE THIS ORDER BLANK NOW!! 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