The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 28, 1953, Page 8

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, December 28, 1953) § Male Help Wanted The World WASHINGTON #—The year just)things may have looked like the|work. Apply in person. ending may be remembered in his- tory as the one in which Presi- dent Eisenhower took relations|kov. Eisenhower wouldn't buy. But/velt Boulevard. with Russia got of the refrigerator on them. a thaw in may be due to in public, But, id before, they again. 't be the first they saw near the year’s end a taint glow. — On Dec. 24, 1952, @ reporter for the New York Times asked Stalin if he would. look favorably updn a meeting with incoming President Eisenhower, Stalin said he would. This did not cost Stalin a dime, and it gave him’a chance to look like a peace lover. Was this a can- die? Men everyw! awaited the reaction of Ameri officials. President Truman's only com- ment, two days later, was: “I would be pleased indeed if any agreement can be reached which would achieve world peace.” It was the mostshe could say. Stalin’ had been talking of Eisenhower, him, * not 5 What would Eisenhower do? John Foster Dulles, picked by Eisen- hower to be his secretary of state, did the answering for him. Dulles had carried out important’ assignments for Truman. His at- titude toward Stalin was as cold as Truman's. Ieveould hardly be otherwise, since it was a national attitude. > Dulles cooly said.the Eisenhow- er administration would “‘serious- ly and sympathetically” consider any “concrete proposal” from Sta- able...” lin, He said “‘diplomatic or U..N. channels dre always avail- When Eisenhower took over, his expressed view of Soviet peace murmurs was as ice-cold as Tru- ‘man’s, It didn’t change even when Stalin died or when Malenkov the same month said international troubles could end peacefully. This didn’t melt Eisenhower. If the Russians wanted peace, he said, they could show it by deeds. In a number of small incidnets Today By James Marlow candle, He tried to nudge Eisen- lhower into meeting with Malen- he was willing to try the Russians out in another way: through for- eign ministers’ talks. The United States, Britain, and France on July 14 proposed that their foreign ministers meet with the Russian foreign minister. On July 27 the Korean war end- ed in an armistice. There still hasn't been any for- eign ministers’ meeting. The West and Russia have been swapping notes about it since July. They seem to have agreed, at last, on and place, The months melted into one an- cther. The ice covering relations between this country and Russia remained solid as before. Eisenhower decided on a su- preme effort to thaw the relation- ship. He proposed on Dec. 8 that this country, Russia and others pool some of their atomic materials for peaceful uses. This put the heat on the Rus- sians. They could hardly say no to talking about the idea, which was all Eisenhower asked, because the reaction of the rest of the world was too enthusiastic, Eventually they talked as if they might discuss the atom. But that isn’t certain yet. Neither is the foreign ministers’ talk. If the meet- ings take place it will have to be in 1954, If they do take place, they may get nowhere. everything now but the exact time| (CONTISD ED WE ARE now accepting applica- tions for two retail salesmen to! sell new and used automobiles Must be sober, reliable and honest. Prefer locas men with experience in selling automobiles, insurance, ete. Apply in person. Navarro Inc. 60r Duval St. decié-ti S—Female-Help Wanted | ATTRACTIVE waitresses for Club| Mardi Gras. Good salary, steady| dec3-tf lesion eee rnremmerr | ‘CURB girl at active drive-in. Ap-| ply Boulevard Drive-in, Roose-} WAITRESS. deci6-tf Experienced. Day work, Six days. Fast breakfast and Junch. Apply Boulevard Drive-} In, Roosevelt:Boulevard.. deci6-tf INEED young woman, 6 days per week to help with housework and assisting with care of elderly wo- man, Live on premises with small salary, See Gill of Gili Motel, Roosevelt Blvd. dec21-6t EXPERIENCED sandwich girl for evening work. 4:30 - 1:00. Chuck’s Sandwich Shop, 537 Duval St. dec22-6t EXPERIENCED Waitresses want- ed. Apply Luigi's, after 3 P.M. dec23-12t BAR MAID wanted at Duffy's Tav- ern, 218 Duval St. dec23-tf ARTHUR Murray needs women, | 18 to 29. Neat and intelligent. \Full or part time. Apply 1:00 - 6:00, 517 Duval St. decl9-sat,mon-8tx Ni (0 EXPERIENCE necessary to earn good income with AVON cosmetics. We train you with in- teresting Color Films, Write our ‘manager, Mrs. Smedley P. O. Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, Fla. dec28-4t Steady ISEAMSTRESS wanted. work, Collins Men’s Shop. dec28-6t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING erp Line CASH “te Ne We % & Line _ CHARGE We Me We We Ne “ToaY | 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 12 DAYS | 24 DAYS Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Citizen will be responsible fer only ene insertion. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST DIAL 2.5661 Cash Over Counter 99« Will Give You A 3-Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line |24—-Business 18—Special Servi Opportunities (CONTINJED) SNO CAP BLEACH is safe on' a bottle from your grocer. decl-tf| year- d business. Geod eash 22—Lost jdeal or easy terms, if desired. 900 oc ge os eeeeiaiaepsiaaiiaempeamaasaannt ee: Baseeemt to J oRaaeen: LOST — Folding camera in leather|Motel. Call 2-6276. case, Reward. Address: Camera dec28-tf Box 203, Key West, Fla. dec24-3tx 24A—Building GREEN Parakeet. Reward. Con-' and ul tact, 717 Ashe St, or Phone 2- 3169. dec26-3tx| F.H A and V. A SADESESIRIIR US Saree Sats aot There’s a chance they might./TWO clerk-typists with knowledge That at least is a candle. There a of general office work. Contact wasn’t any candle this time last/ Administrator for further informa- year, tion, Monroe General Hospital. d tend ts lec28-6t ADDRESS and mail Postals at PIERRE DUVAL, M. Mus. Private! home. Make $50.00 wk, Instruc. instruction piano and accordion! tions $1.00. J. Chiricosta, Box 305, for advanced and beginners. Ph.!N. y. 19, N. Y. dec28-1tx 2-7637, dee23-Gtx | ———___________ WAITRESSES: Experience un- 2—Apartments For Rent | necessary. $21.00 starting pay, 6 APAR’ ‘and days. Day shift, 7:00 to 4:00, eve- rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, nings 3:30 to 11:30. Pleasant work- k or month. Stuts Hotel. Apts |ing conditions. Sigsbee Snackery, 410 Fleming. _decl-tf Sigsbee Park. dee28-6t] ong 09 weekly income and up pos- ONE bedroom, all electric. Privatc|PART TIME help wanted. Apply| sible ‘n just spare time, more in bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur-} Southern Finance. 705% Duval! SIAMESE Blue point. Lost in vi- cinity of Naval Station, Reward. Phone 2-3511, Ext. 231. dec28-3t! LOST Blue Parakeet on Xmas Day named Petey-boy. Reward. Phone 2-3846, 1311 Petronia St. 24—Business Opportunities MANAGER WANTED MALE OR FEMALE Spare Time or Full Time NOT VENDING MACHINES NEW HOMES FOR SALE $2600 and $2850 Down PORTER-WAGOR-RUSSELL, INC, 1620 United St, Phone 2-2232, decl-tf} 25—Real Estate For Sale Ny MPU Say Avan Nu cone BE GLAD WHEN CHRISTMAS IC OVER AND I DONT HAVE To BE Goob ANYMORE FoR A WHOLE year! # |26—Lots For Sale (CONTINUED: 2 LOTS, block from ocean and Casa Caroga Lake, N. -¥. HIGHWAY TO OCEAN. 90 x 400. SUMMERLAND KEY. WOL- KOFF, 321 SIMONTON ST. decl-tf} CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT, SUNRISE SHORES. 100° x 100’ PRICE $5,000. TERMS, DOWN, BALANCE $100 PER MONTH. BOX SS-5, C/O CITIZEN OFFICE. nov27-tf SUITABLE for Motel or Trailer Camp. Will Lease or Sale -Stock Island. 500 Ft. Water Front. Write 421 N. E. 82nd Street, J. M. Rene- decl-tf $3,000 Sell decl-tf Make The ARTMAN PRESS YOUR headquarters for the finest in printing. DIAL 2.5661. decl-tf GLIDOEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES — FIXTURES KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 219 Simonton St. Tel. 2.3123 decl-tt SALE USED FURNITURE VAN loads every week from our Miami Warehouse. Large variety Come in and look around, Bar- gains galore. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET 915 Simonton St. Phone 2-2697 decl2-tf PHILCO radios, _refrigerators, Speed Queen washing machines. Pierce Bros., Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth. Phone 2-5922. 10 CU, FT. reach in refrigerator and Progress slide top ice chest. \Cheap for cash. 604 Truman Ave. |Phone 2-6044. dec24-3t GRINDINIG WHEEL $5.00, paint spray outfit $35.00, 4%” Black jand Decker drill $35.00, comb. Marina. M. Herman, /heater and fan $15.00, Sax. $40.00, ————_—_______. nev2-tf/Winsor pop-up toaster $7.00, Elec.|TRAILER awnings made and re- irons $5.00, $130.00 Decca Comb.| \radio and record player, plays 3) size records $50.00, 3-speeds, Sup- er D. Graflex 4 x 5, 1909 MM f5-6 \P. Riffle with Weaver Rogers silverware $29.95. Carpen- ter and Auto Mech. tools cheap — Bargains ji. watches, rings, cam- eras, Radios and other items. Bill’s Pawn Shop, 703 Duval St. dec28-1tx FREE marl. First come, first serve. M and B Motel, 1031 Ea- ton St. dec28-2t |PRE inventory sale. Men’s flannel | shirts 2 for $5.00. Navy shoes |$5.95, white or black cotton socks $2.25 dz., bell bottom dungarees $2.25, khaki or grey pants $2.98, '$1.98 men’s polo shirts $1.59, mens Key. heavy sweat shirts $1.79. $17.95 Cor- 31—Garden and Lawn duroy Jackets $10.95, $1.19 work gloves 89¢ — 20 per cent discount on ‘all other mdse. — Esther and) Bills, 703 Duval St. lense $125.00, 30-06 Winchester H.| Scope) $125.00, — $49.95, 50 pieces new) em sizes, $22 Truman, decl-tf piesemckine For Sale 1M9 MERCURY édoorsedan, Ra- dio, heater, overdrive. Extta clean, Can be financed. Phone 2- |2827. be’ PLYMOUTH, radio, heater, } $450.00. See before 6:00 p. m. \623 Angela St. “4 DeSOTO. Runs and drives like new. $50.00 for my equity or an jolder car. Phone 2.5892. dec28-3t ,INTERNATIONAL pick-up truck. $150.00, Phone 25892. dec23-3t INTERNATIONAL pick-up, $150.00 Phone 2-5892. 39—Trailers For Sale NEW and used house trailers at the towest prices in Fla. 13 down, balance like rent. Free over- night lodging, free delivery. Har- per Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ay:., Miami, Fla. decl-tf ean liacidescserereanncentiaiiethtersiacieapaiene 27 FT. TRAILER. Excellent condi- tion, Gulfstream Trailer Park. dec2i-6tz 21’ TRAVELO Aluminum with ex- tra large screened porch, Fur- nished. Full price $525.00. Lot No. 72 Overseas Trailer Park, Stock Island, dec2i-Stx 39B—Trailer Accessories i] Paired. Umble’s Canvas 802 Caroline St. TRAILER supplies and eepairs. New roofs a specialty. Gas and |sewer hook-ups, 1007 Simonton. Phone 2.3064, dec8-24tx 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters 1953 5 h. p. CUSHMAN Scooter, A-1 mechanical condition, New paint. $225.00. Palm (Sinclair) Ser, Station, Stock Island. dec28-6t 41—Boats and Motors 14 FT. DELUXE Kauffman rune Shop, decl-tt full time. National Concern with|#GR BUYING or selling any kind|SPECIALLY mixéd fo1 rex nished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton.|st. | FOR BUYING or selling any rmula the Russians showed a slight soft- dec28-1t| ening. To Sir Winston Churchill these tecineeenintsiphineetsesituaneneentnnanesnss Mother Sees Her Two-Headed Son For First-Time INDIANAPOLIS w — Mrs. Mar- garet Hartley took her first look at her two-headed baby son Sunday and decided to take him home when he can be. released from Riley Hospital. The 27-year-old mother and her husband, Cecil, 44, have three daughters, all. normal, in their small home on a backroad near Petersburg, Ind. They range in age from 2 to 5, The Hartleys came to Indianap- olis to see the baby and were ad- mitted to his room alone. They showed no emotion when they came out in a short time. The pi condition remains satisfac- ny. *The hospital indicated the baby, born by Caesarean section Dec. 13 at Washington, Ind, may be released soon. Examinations have been completed, doctors said, but Periodic oxygen treatments have been given because blood circula- tion hasn’t been normal on the left side. Each of the baby’s heads is set squarely on a pair of shoulders, set at the normal shoulder position on each side ofthe single body. The baby has four arms, Paint Shop Explosion GALLUP, N.M, W—Charles H. Challacombe, 51, yesterday was flipped 35 yards through the air deci-tf} EFFICIENCY apartment. Couple! only, By day, week or month. The Stone Hotel, 921 White St. nov24-24tx Reasonable decl-tf; APARTMENTS open for your in- spection. Furnished or unfurnish- ed. Royal Paims Apartments, 1st! ‘Street and Patterson Ave, deci-tf! EFFICIENCY apartment central- ly located. Couple only, no pets. Weekly rental. Price Organization Realtors. 411 Fleming St. Phone 2-7611, deci4-tf ‘TROPICAL Hotel. Under new ma- nagement. Rooms $10.00 weekly. Also apartments, 114 Duval St, decl-26tx APARTMENT available. $50.00, $60.00, $80.00 monthly, Also) Tooms, $10.00 to $15.00 per week. 411 William St. dec8-24tx ‘cartels rioasetien AAMC beats NEW MODERN C., B. S. one-bed- room beautifully furnished apart- ment located in residential section. 1 block from beach. Seasonal ren- jtal "til April 1, Phone 2-5731. dec22-8t) , MODERN EFFICIENCY . ALL UTILITIES AND |LINENS FURNISHED. PALMS |COURTS. 1224 SEMINARY. dec23-tf |EFFICIENCY Apartment available Dec. 26. Near Beach. Also, sleep- ing rooms by day, week or month. 1125 Washington, dec24-tf \6—Wanted To Rent 2 or 3 BEDROOM furnished house ment, All utilities, ites. 321 Simonton. { by an explosion in an automobile, th ary, P’ - paint shop, He escaped with thirdlosss gach cle Peres Gagree. bares. en te ee 4nd) ——_ hands. |2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur- Witnesses said the explosion tore) nished house by Jan 2nd. Write the roof off the building as Chal- lacombe opened the door to enter. “T saw the roof go up and down and then saw a man flying through the air about three feet off the ground,” said Mrs. George Arm- strong, Although scientists believe that a relatively inactive person needs at least 2,500 calorjes of food a day, more than half the world’s popu- lation receive less than that, Box H-2, ¢e-o Citizen Office. dec26-3tx 8—Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED meat cutter. Ap- Ply in person. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store, 1105 White St. dec23-tf GREASE rack and service station attendant. $.75 an hour start, ad- vances, Day work. Rudy’g Service atla®, Sigshee Park. dec28-6t recente || WOMAN, single, with or without| Part time job, to help with care of elderly woman. Reward, room, beard and salary. Apply Gill Mo- tel, Roosevelt Blvd, dec28-6t WAITRESSES. Apply in person. Preview Lounge, after 2:00 p. m. dec28-3tx SATE PASSER eeaners Sin el atitasteg BABY sitter maid to sleep in. Nights only. Top salary. Phone 2-2609, dec28-3tx| 10—Male and/or Female Help Wanted MAKE $20.00 daily. Sell luminous name plates. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro, Mass., Free sample and] details.” dec23-6tx 11A—Employment Wanted—Female Pn (NURSE, licensed practical. Capa- ble. Good references, extensive! experience. 812 South St. Apt. 2. dec28-3tx \factory representative, then answ- reference from Bank, Chamber of| of Key West property, contact Commerce, will hire 5 men Or|Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es- women to supervise this sensation- tablished 1919. dec4-30tz al business. No selling on your] ———————_—____________ part or experience necessary. In-/2 BEDROOM Sunshine. Full ja- come to start immediately, Quali-} _lousied, livably furnished. $2800. fications as follows: down, $63.06 per month. Phone 2- 1. Good Character . = 2. Spare a minimum of 8 hours 10 BEAUTIFUL furnished apart- weekly. 3..$995.00 investment, (Fully Se-[,,ments. Always rented. Owner sssebanld Plenty of parking. Less than 6| If you can meet these qualifiea-|times income. John Leader. Box N. tions and desire an interview with 143 c-o Citizen, dec22-tf er this ad immediately. Please doj3 BEDROOM Sunshine home. In- not answer this advertisement un-} quire 2100 Fogarty Ave or Phone less you have the necessary capi-|2-7947, dec23-tf tal available, and are a person Who | errr can make and give definite de-|COUNTRi Store business. Stock cision after you know the facts, as mosh all those selected will be hired im- 6—Loi . mediately. Write fully about your-| = ts For Sale self, include phone number, to Box/gTOCK ISLAND OCEAN FRONT. AAA-10 Citizen. dec28-3tx| 200 x 375. WOLKOFF. 321 SIM- ONL FIND HT THE ONTON ST. deci-tf WONT ADS I egten-rrgh eran PRRTaets SAP Rta 2 A cn can 17—Personal Services _————— FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen delivered to your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. decl-tf Singer Sewing Machines SALES, service, parts. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral} Way, Coral Gables. decl-tf NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office iene PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser-| vice. Larry Karns Studio, 220] Duval, Phone 2-6811. decl-tf| BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invita- tions and announcements print- ed by The Artman Press. Dial 2.5661, #84 de-- tf “Subscribe To The Citizen our soil. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912. dec28-3t 33—Miscellaneous -coteensieennienistcleeeppeneseeasienasesee Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch is “The Best for less.” Ask your favorite groceryman. NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fo. 15¢. Artman Press. Phone 2-5661. declif INNERSPRING Mattresses single, and double. Cheap. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming St. dec2i-tf 36—Bicycles and Tricycles WE Repair all makes of American and English bicycles. All parts and accessories in stock. Overseas) dec1-tf}Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St. dec26tf| FIGURE FIVE AVERAGE WORDS TO A LINE See Rate Schedule Elsewhere On This Page ROBERTS’ transfer moving hauling. Free estimates on work, Phone 2-2305, dec22-6tz 4e POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY— KEY WEST CITIZEN CITIZEN BUILDING KEY WEST, FLA. TTT ws itn onl Shas lg el i a