The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1954, Page 8

ITS PRO FITABLE TO ch 22, 1954 Hal Boyle Says By EDDY GILMORE (For Hal Boyle) NEW YORK #—One of the most articulate men in America is a banjo player who never got be- yond the eighth grade. His name is Eddie Condon (born Albert Edward Condon), a high priest of pure jazz, who has a consistency akin to the late Babe Ruth’s. The Babe never threw to a wrong base. Eddie never played @ wrong chord. After an honest start on the ban- Je, Condon has come down to the guitar and he’s one of the best in the business. He’s a man not given to bragging. The only self praise I ever heard him indulge in was the remark, “I’ve never played a solo in my life.” It’s Eddie’s articulation with words, not music, that fascinates so many of his listeners and friends. Consider his comment on an eminent French music critic who denounced American jazz. “Who does that frog think he is,” asked Eddie, “to come over here and try to tell us bow to play? We don’t go over there and tell them how to jump on a grape.” That is typical of Eddie. I was talking to him the other night about a mutual friend who, although he’d never been south of South Chicago, suddenly developed avery strong case of South mouth. “He’s really got a Southern ac- eent,” I said, “He certainly has,” commented “Ballerina Mice” Aid In Cancer Research Work By FRANK CAREY AP Science Reporter BAR HARBOR, Maine #—Mice that do a ballet step are the latest aides in the war on cancer. Dr. Margaret Dickie today de- scribed discovery of a variety of mice that “pirouette” continually, just like a ballerina. And she said that studi¢d -bf this “ballerina mouse” not only bffered opportunities for probing the cause of cancer but also s neuro- muscular diseases as multiple eclerosis, Dr. Dickie, of the Ja m Me- morial Cancer Researc§® Labora: tory here, told about ityat a con- ference with reporters {Making a nationwide tour of Tesearch proj- ects sponsored by the ‘American Cancer Society. . Movies of the “ballerina mice” show them in real form: The mice constantly, twirl or “pirouette” in contrast to the normal motion of a mouse, which ts back and forth. Dr. Dickie indicated that the study of this unusual motion might help determine what differentiates the normal cell from the malig- mant one, as in cancer. Scientists of the Jackson labora- tory told reporters that a million mice are bred there each year for various purposes, and that these constitute about three fourths of all the mice used in cancer fesearch throughout the nation. France has 1,437,000 more wo- men and girls than men and boys 22,216,000 compared to 20,779,- 000. In 1953, the U. S. death rate ‘was 9.6 per 1,000 population, about the same as in 1952, but because of the aging population, Metropo- litan Life Insurance Co. statistic- fans suggest that figure represents Telephone Fred J. Dion 2-6352 James L. Johnson 2.2085 Johnson & Johnson ___2-2831 J. Otto Kirchheiner ___2-6982 Albert J. Mills 2-2241 Old Island Realty Service ____2-3451 Clem C. Price _ 2-7611 KEY WEST BOARD OF Eddie. “He talks like Amos and Andy.” Someone played a bop record for Condon the other day and in- sisted that he comment. “I sat through a hurricane in 1944 on a beach out in Jersey,” said Eddie, “and this is very re- mindful of it.” “Perhaps,” observed the man who was interviewing him, “but how do you rate the record?” “How do you rate a hurricane?” asked Eddie. The Condon household in New York’s Greenwich Village is a sev- en-room contradiction. It’s the apartment of a musician, yet there isn’t a guitar or a banjo in the place, Condon has made at least 500 phonograph records in his life, but there’s no phonograph in his apart- ment and not a single record. Eddie has a liking for whisky, but not on the home grounds. No bottle ever appears in the place unless some friends bring it. Down at his nightclub, however, Mr. Condon is known as a free pourer. 4 He has an unusual remedy for hangovers. “For a hangover,” he suggests, “take the juice of a quart of whisky.’ Actually, he drinks 20 times as much milk as he does strong spirit. He eats nothing during the day- light hours, but his liquid par is three quarts of sweet milk and one quart of buttermilk. Fighter Plane Found In Virginia TAZEWELL, Va.» (@—An 5F1 fighter plane, missing since Friday on a flight from Battle Creek, Mich., to Charlotte, N. C., was found crashed and ‘burned on a mountain near here yesterday. The body of the pilot was still in the cockpit. State police reported that papers in the plane carried the name of Robert Smith. The Air National Guard at Charlotte previously had identified the pilot of the missing plane as Lt. R. B. Smith of Lans- ing, Mich. a member of the Michigan Air National Guard. MANPOWER NEEDED WASHINGTON ® — The Inter- nal Revenue Service says it wants Manpower to cope with citizens who owe more than three billion dollars in overdue taxes. 0. Gordon Delk, deputy com- missioner, has told the House Ap- propridtions Committee the serv- ice is recruiting 1,141 more en- forcement officers for a stepped- up collection drive. LEGAL _ NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of CITY DIRECTORY .OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, at 419 Southard Street, Key West, Florida, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida, KENNETH W. ERION, Sole Owner, NEBLETT & YOUMANS, Attorneys at Law, FLORIDA. KEY WEST, marl-8-16-22,1954 LEGAL NOTICE: We. the undersigned, have pur- chased the Watch & Jewelry Re- pairs and Layaways of Pollock's Quality Jewelers, formerly located at 508 Duval Street, Key West, Fla., and do hereby give notice that same can now be obtained at 527 Margaret Street. Any articles not Picked up by April 22, 1954 will be sold by us for the amount of charg- es, more or less, due thereon, ROLLENE ENTERPRISES, Inc. mar. 22-25; apr. 5-8-12-15-19-22, 1954 een Tallahassee, Florida March 18, 1954 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of the Internal Improve- ment Fund of the State of Florida, Pursuant to Law, will offer for sale, for objections only, in Talla- hi e, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock April 20th, 1954, the follow- ing cribed lands in MONROE COUNTY. Florida, to-wit: A parcel of submerged land in the Bay of Florida lying west- erly and adjacent to Gov't. Lot 1, Section 5, Township 66, South, Range 33 East and northerly and adjacent to Gov't. Lot 1, Section 32, Township 65 South: Range 33 East on Crawl Key No. 3, Monroe County, Florida. Containing 2.22 acres, more or less. Correct legal description to be furnished with deed. The Purchaser is required to pay the advertising cost and documen- tary stamps. The Sale, if and when made, shall A be subject to the Trustees. reserv- ing unto themselves 75% of the phosphate. minerals and metals and 50% of the petroleum thereon or thereunder. The Trustees of Internal Im- provement Fund reserve the right to reject the sale. ¥ ORDER of the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida. CHARLEY E. JOHNS, Acting Governor Attest: F. C. ELLIOT, Sec. ‘Trustees I. I. Fund may. 22-29; apr. 5-13, 1954 gs Ko 2—Apartments For Rent NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities. Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton. APARTMENTS = and sleeping Ttooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month. Stutz Hotel. Apts. 410 Fleming. ONE bedroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur- nished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton. APARTMENTS $60 to $80 per mon- th. Lighthousekeeping rooms for working men, $10 to $15 per week. 411 William. ONE BEDROOM apartment for quiet adults. Linens and utilities furnished. $30 weekly. 1204 Florida St. or phone 2-3435. AVAILABLE next, month, new CBS, two bedroom, completely unfurnished apartment with util- ity rooms, located in residential section, near beach. Year lease. Phone 2-5731. DESIRABLE, furnished, one bed- room apartment, tile floors, a- THRU THE a Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 AM. DALY im case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for enly ene insertion. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST DIAL 2-566) dults, no pets. $90. monthly. Phone 2.3328. NOW Renting — New efficiency apartments. Beautifully furnish- ed, adults only, no pets, excellent location, 716 Duval St., phone 2- 3531, 2-8531. ATTRACTIVE, light housékeep- ing apartment, available Apr. 1st. Single person or couple only. Phone 2-6851. 2A—Trailers For Rent 4—Houses For Rent AIR-conditioned furnished trailer with bath. Also, trailer spate. Phone 2-5514 or 2-3210, 3—Cottages For Rent IMMEDIATE. occupancy to Janu- ary first, beautiful two bedroom completely furnished cottage on ocean, private beach, large well- kept grounds, all utilities furnish- Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line 8—Male Help Wanted (CONTINUED) ee WANTED, dry cleaning man. Ap- ply Poinciana Dry Cleaners, 228 Simonton St. BELLBOY, white. See Mr. Neal, La Concha Hotel. 9—Female Help Wanted BARMAIDS, experienced or inex- perienced. Duffy’s Tavern, 218 Duval St. COLORED entertainer. Tavern, 218 Duval St. Duffy’s BEAUTIFUL two bedroom com- pletely furnished home on 3434 THREE Bedroom furnished house. Enclosed yard. Children under 6 -years. References. Inquire 319 Grinnell St. 5—Rooms For Rent ROOMS by day or week. Low rate. Tropical Hotel, 114 Duval. LARGE, comfortable, twin or double. Daily or weekly. 525 Francis St. ROOM with private bath for a man. $10 per week. 609 Elizabeth St. LIGHT housekeeping and sleep- ing rooms available. 415 Mar- garet St. 5A—For Rent— Miscellaneous GARAGES and store room in busi- ness section. Call 2-3931 between 10 and 7. CABINS, apartments, rooms, trail- (10 miles north of Boca Chica.) 6—Wanted To Rent YOUNG Navy couple need small apartment. Must be reasonable. No children or pets. Phone 2-2617, 7—Business Rentals 100. Parking facilities Apply John Rivero, 664 South Drive, Miami Springs. Phone 887792. 8—Male Help Wanted DRIVER for local deliveries. Must have driver's license and know city well, Apply in person. Gulf- stream Food Department Store, 1105 White St, NEW company coming to Key West needs small loan personnel in every department. Qualified, ex- perienced, residents of Key West. Si Sa COMBINATION porter and bellboy, white. Live in, good Position, | year round. Apply Overseas Hotel, | 917 Fleming St. BOYS for part-time janitor work. | Apply in person, Ponce’s Lunch- eonette, 701 Simonton St. FOREIGN Employment Construe- tion Work. If interested in foreign projects with high pay, write | Foreign Service Bureau, Box 295, | Metuchen, N. J. —_— COOK. See Joe, La Concha Hotel. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN WAITRESSES wanted, steady job. Apply in person Land O'Sun Lun- cheonette, Truman and Grinnell. *|MAID experienced. Year round work. Apply in person Stutz Ho- tel, 410 Fleming St. BEAUTICIAN, Adorable Salon. Phone 2-2152, WAITRESS, good hours and work- ing conditions. Apply Caribe Res- taurant, Front St. y KITCHEN help, colored. Apply in person. Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton St. Beauty SECRETARY WANTED AGE 21 - 32, single, good steno- grapher-typist. Five days. Long time resident of Key West. Car helpful. Duties varied, numerous, dull, difficult. Must be free to work in Miami often for days at a time. Smart appearing, well educated, intelligent, personable, poised, ini- tiative and drive. Give full resume of qualifications. All replies con- fidential and will be acknowledged. Employer not situated in Key West now. Write Box KW 18, co Citizen. AVON Cosmetics has opening for mature women to service our customers. Opportunity to earn $2.00 an hour in spare time. Pleas- ant, dignified work. To arrange an interview write Mrs. Smedley, P. O, Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, Fla. LAUNDRY work, 4 p. m. to 9 p. m. Apply in person We-do-it Launderette, 706 White St. MODEST MAIDENS ‘Tro@imark Registered U. & Patent Oflce 3-22 = “If these seeds 2F Naweteereret do:not bloom, mt? up and return them? 9—Female Help Wanted (GoNTINUED) NEW small loan company’ coming to Key West needs experienced personnel in all departments. Con- tact Mr. Ekberg at 604 Duval St. SALESGIRLS wanted. S. H. Kress. MARRIED women or single girls to assist in gathering informa- tion for new Key West City’ Di- rectory. Choice of hours. Liberal compensation. Write Box 4. GC. 1, c/o Citizen. 10—Male and/or Female Help Wanted © BOOKKEEPER wanted by old business firm. Must be perm- anent resident. Give full partic. ulars your reply. Box W-74, c/o Citizen. 11A—Employment Wanted—Female WILL do ironing and cleaning. Phone 2-2136, 11B—Employment Wanted—Male WANTED by a capable couple with good refegences, position as manager and maintenance man for motel in Key West. Phone Rock Harbor 2666 or write Rock Harbor, Box 136. 12—Baby Sitters WOULD like to take care of chil- dren in my home. 725 Duval. Phone 2-8453. WILL take care of children in my home, good recommendation. 913 White St. Hourly, daily, weekly, child care. 16—Personal COMPLETE line of books for chil- dren and teenagers at the Book- Shop, 534 Fleming St. 7—Personal Services viee, Larry Karns r) Duval. Phone 2-6811, — BUCKLEY 17—Personal Services (CONTINUED) BRIDES TO BE ‘HAVE your wedding invita- tions and announcements print- ed by The Artman Press. Dial 25661, FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues ef The Key West Citizen delivered to your door, 25c weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. Singer Sewing Machines SALES, service, parts. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral Way, Coral Gables. NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office 18—Special Services ROBERT'S Transfer Moving and Hauling. Free estimates on all jobs. Phone 2-2305. CESSPOOLS pumped or cleaned. Reasonable and good service. Phone 2-5241, ask for Sam. 22—Lost WHITE GOLD Gruen watch. Be- tween White and Francis Streets. Reward. Mrs. H. F. Roberts, 1216 Newton, Phone 2-3664. 24—Business Opportunities BAR, Imperial Cafe, short order Kitchen. Patio with bandstand and equipment. Inquire 5 - 7 p. m., 1109 Whitehead, Phone 2-7834, FOR SALE or lease: Garage and service station, Excellent loca- tion. Long lease. Phone 2-6821. janl5-tt 24A—Building and Financing PA and V.A NEW HOMES FOR SALE $2600 and $2850 Down PORTER-WAGOR-RUSSELL, INC, ‘1620 United St. Phone 2.2232. 25—Real Estate For Sale ONE bedroom house on Big Cop- pit Key for sale. Phone 2-5553 after 5 p. m. af HIGHLY desirable neighborhood, 2 bedroom CBS home, - utility Toom, carport, large front and back porch $14,950, equity, terms. Phone 2-7046. FURNISHED two bedroom home, 317 Peacon Lane. Phone 2-6465 between 5 and 7 p. m. KEY COTTAGES SEASIDE cottage, four rooms and bath, boat dock, lot 102 x 120, highway to ocean, 27 miles north Key West. Beautiful view, for $8000. Little Torch Key. Also cottage, elevated to catch» South ocean breezes, two bedrooms, liv- ing room, kitchen and bath, fur- nished, boat basin, lot 90 x 325, | gins, owner, Summeriand 25—Real Estate For Sale (CONTINUED) CBS house 2% years old, 3 bed- rooms, 2 tile baths, tile kitchen with nook, large jalousie porch, uti- lity room, terrazzo floors, carport, 8 x 18 workshop, large cement pa- tio. 1214 Laird. —_—_—— | NEW CBS Duplex, furn, 2-bdrs. | each side, plus eff. apt., garage. First class const. $12,000 cash, bal. terms. Box 6-BDH, c-o Citizen. EQUITY in 2 bedroom Sunshine house, $3300. Electric kitchen. Phone 2-6097. EXCEPTIONAL, fully furnished home, electrically equipped. Four bedrooms, servants’ quarters, solarium, patio. Immediate posses- sion. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. FOR Buying or selling any kind of Key West property, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Establish- ed 1919. FINE HOME in Casa Marina sec- tion, four bedrooms, large living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, two baths and nice porch on large landscaped lot. See us for price and terms. Johnson and John- son, 419 Duval St. Phone 2-2831, 26—Lots For Sale WATERFRONT lot 100x100 Sun- rise Drive. $4200. cash. Phone 2-2387. FOR Lower Keys property, phone Summerland Key 2 or write Hud- Key. marl,mon,wed,sat-tf 31—Garden and Lawn Supplies 3 —V CANARY nestling food and song food. Bulk canary mix, 5 Ibs. for $1.35. Plain canary seed in bulk, $.30 per lb. Key West Gar- den and Lawn Supplies. Phone 2- 6912. 33—Miscellaneous Make The ARTMAN PRESS YOUR headquarters for the finest in printing. DIAL 2-5661. NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fo. 15¢. Artman Press. Phone 2-5661, PHILCO radios, _irefrigerators, Speed Queen washing machines. Pierce Bros., Cor, Fleming and Elizabeth. Phone 2-5922. GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES — HARDWARE KEY WEST SUPPLY CO, 219 Simonton St. Tel 2-3123 Pictures And Stories Of News Events Of Interest To Everyone Can Be Found In The Citizen 40 MACHINES for your use. You wash em and you know they are washed right. Soak, wash, 3 rinses, $.25. Dried, ready to put away $.25. Wash em home, we will dry em, $.35 load. Paul’s “Self Ser- vice’ Laundry, 426 White St. FINE water colors of Key West by Avery Johnson “The Wins- low Homer” of today can be seen by appointment. Call Mrs. Newton, 2-2757. LARGE houseboat, sound condi- tion. Immediately available. Sleeps seven. Stainless shower and galley. Very reasonable. Phone 2-2022. BABY Parakeets $5, large metal bird cage $5. Cushman motor scooter, completely rebuilt motor $100. Suncrest Trailer Park, Lot No, 7. 34—Household Items For Sale EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3824 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture. SALE GOOD used furniture, one piece or house full. Van loads every week out of our Miami Warehouse. Bar- gains galore. Come in and look around. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET 915 Simonton St, Phone 2-2697 ELECTRIC stove, refrigerator 11 months old, Youngstown cabinet sink, Will sell for part of equity. Inquire Boat Bar, 525 Duval. 52. CROSLEY refrigerator with deep freeze compartment, $150. After 6 p. m., 1433 Reynolds St. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Phone 2-3682. TWIN Maple Beds. Like new. Complete with box spring and innerspring mattress. Best offer. 19-C Arthur Sawyer Road, Sigsbee Park. 34A—Restaurant and Store Equipment STORE. fixtures: Showcases, ta- ble, shelving, recessed ceiling fixtures: Now in storage here. 35—Wanted To Buy WANTED acres, 50 or 75 more oF | less, at $50. along the mainland, |in the Keys, or what have you. A. |G. Wern, 1755 Harrison Ave., Cia- |cinnati 14, Ohio. 36—Bicycles and Tricycles | WE Repair all makes of Americag and English bicycles. All parts and accessories in stock. Overseas Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St., Phone 2-6081. 37—Automotive Parts USED Trvck and passenger ¢at tires — New recaps, all sizes, Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman, 38—Automobiles For Sale | $295. DOWN — '54 Fords and Chevs. delivery miles 1695 up. Superman, 1401 N. W. 36th St., Mia- mi, Fla. 48 OLDS., 4 door sedan, hydro- matic, radio, heater, windshield washer, 5 good tires, plastic seat covers, Ext. 265, Naval Station. ‘51 CHEVROLET Style Line two door, new paint and seat covers. Special, $795. Darlow’s Motor Sales, Pure Oil Station, Stock Island. ‘41 CHEVROLET, good condi- tion ,cheap. 6-D Arthur Sawyer Road. ———————<—$—$ ——________. 49 NASH 600, 2 door sedan, with beds, new tires, new paint job, very economical to operate, orl- ginal owner. $475 cash. Phone 2 6868 or stop in at Fuller Brush Store, 1113 Truman Ave, 39—Trailers For Sale $200 FOR EQUITY in ‘47 27 Rey- craft. See Ina at Captain Kidd’s Trailer Camp, Stock Island. down, balance like rent. Free over- night lodging, free delivery. Her- per Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave., Miami, Fla. —————— 30° DUAL with 8 x 24 jaulousied porch. Can be financed. See Phillip at Captain Kidd’s Trailer Camp, St. Island. ee 21 AMERICAN and patio, electrie fridg., gas stove, window ex- haust fan. No. 9 Overseas Trailer Court. 39B—Trailer Accessories res TRAILER awnings made and re- Paired, Umble’s Canvas Shop, 802 Caroline St. es CANVAS Trailer Awning 8 x 23, cheap, L. J. Hill, Navy Trailer Park, 1204 United St. pa ce ete tata Se ALUM-o-Room. Lot 25, 615 Greene Street. 40-—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters ’53 CUSHMAN Scooter, almost new $200. Apply 511 Angela St. 41—Boats and Motors 12’ ROW BOAT, in the Gulf, head of Simonton. For Information see Joe Krabec. 54’ CRUISING boat. Easily convert- ed to commercial fishing. Fully equipped sound hull and engine. Priced to go at sacrifice. Phone 2-2022, °53, 21’ CABIN Cruiser, two bunks, head and sink. After 6 p. m., 1433 Reynolds. — 14 FT. RAMSEY, fiberglass bot- tion, must see to appreciate, Willie Martell, Sun and Sand, after 6 Pp. m. 42—Dogs - Cats - Pets A. K. C. Boxer puppies, highest pedigree, reasonably priced, 88- 2 Poinciana Pl. Phone 2-7836. ———— WILL receive shipment Pomer- anian pups April Ist. The Pet Shop, 812 Caroline, Phone 2-9470. —_——— 43—Flowers, Trees and Shrubs COWBOY AND SON LANDSCAPING Tree removal and surgery. Sand, Rock, Sod and Soil Yard maintenance and lot clearing. Call 2-6521 for free estimate 1208 Watson St., Key. West. 45A—Transportation Business NEED DRIVERS: EMPTY CARS New York, New Jersey, Boston, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Bristol, Pa. Indiana, Bethleham, Rochester, Connecticut, Phila., Detroit, Wash- ington, Baltimore, Maine, Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Toledo, Virginia, Sph- nectady, Kansas. 139 N. E. Ist. \St. Rm. 708 Miami, Fla. Call 2-778% Miami. OPEN UNTIL 9 P, M. DAILY. 49—Moving ny A. B. Transfer, Storage Co. Local, long distance moving. 700 Caro.