The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 1, 1954, Page 9

Friday, October 1, 1954 THE Ukraine Sees _ Youth Seeking Blue Collar Jobs MOSCOW Ukrainian author ities expect high school graduates of the future will become enthusi- astic scientific farmers and KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 9 machine operators and will stop wanting white collar jobs. A drastic change in the cirri- culum of 26 schools in the Ukraine, Russia’s richest agricultural area, takes effect today: The program, which the publication Teachers’ Gazette calls experimental, ex- tends a similar plan already being tried in the big industrial areas of Moscow and Leningrad. ‘It provides that students with ‘good records through the seventh grade will receive technical train- ing for 4% more years instead of taking academic subjects through the 10th grade as heretofore. When they complete their courses; they will receive diplomas listing them as special assistants to agronom- ' }ists, veterinarians, zoologists, or KEY WEST AIRPORT MEACHAM FIELD electrical technicians. “In addition to their school train- ing, they will get practical farm aaa experience during vaca- Three other schools will train in-| jn dustrial technicians, such as ma- chine operators. The Ukrainian Council of Minis- ters said the graduates will “be sent to the appropriate ministry to work in accordance with their spe-1 cialty.”” . The drop in demand for white collar jobs is expected to- result from the added prestige which the new technical assistants will en- joy. * Subscribe. To The Citizen NEED MONEYS WE have it! YOU can get it! “Key West Marches On" "City of Key West” Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission 522 SOUTHARD STREET TIRE SALE B.F. GOODRICH and LEE Buy One Tire at List Take Second Tire Bony $4.9 5 (PLUS TAX and YOUR OLD TIRE) These Are Ist Line Tires (Factory Blemished) .. . Patrolman Finds The Right Twin PROVIDENCE, R.I. W—It took him a year to sort twins but Patrol- man Raymond J. Bagley finally saw the right one fined for a traf- fic offense. Bagley told Distriet Court Judge Luigi Depasquale yesterday that he left word about 20 times at the home of John Harrison, 21, of two speeding charges. Each time, Bagley related, he was told he had the wrong twin. “Finally, I heard the other twin was in the service,” Bagley said, 'so I knew the one I wanted was left.” John Harrison pleaded guilty. He was fined $15 and costs. Greedy Thieves PHOENIX, Ariz. —Leonard Al- Ten has signed a complaint charg. 4 two Sunnyslope men took $500 from him at gunpoint last Monday then tried to make him write @ check for more. Allen alleges the men demanded $800 at gunpoint, Wher he had only $500, they drove him home to get a blank check, But he jumped out of the car and escaped. Charged with robbery are Art ea 24, and Joshua Thompson, i ES en LEGAL NOTICES ATTENTION BIDDERS This is to certify that on or| about October 2, 1954, the Board of Commissioners’ of ' the Monroe County Anti-Mosquito District will open sealed bids for the following construction. Fifty (50) unexcavated dry wells to be blasted in the following man- her; in a pattern of ten (10) drill holes, 10 pounds of 60% Dynamite Shall be loaded per hole. The pattern will be two lines of five (5), para- lel _to one another, all holes to three feet apart and to a minimum in-depth of twenty feet, ‘he contractor will be required in most cases to operate in stand- ing water,’ but not exceeding thirty inches, The location of these Wells will be on low lying salt marsh flats, known to breed Mosquitoes, situat- ed on Upper Matecumbe, Lower Matecumbe, Long Key, Grassy Key, gees Harbor and Big Pine Key. The purpose shall be drainage of said flats. The contractor must be respon- sible for moving of all equipment from area to area, The contractor must have full Dynamite insurance and be thor- gpehly covered for such an opera- jon, Owing to the necessity for this operation to be exactly according to our specifications and also be- cause such an operation may be a bit unusual, further information and consultation on bids in this case will probably be necessary and advisable. Those interested Bidders are re- quested to contact William W. War- ner, Director, District Headquarters, Méacham Field, Key West, Florida. NEIL SAUNDERS, Chairman, Monroe County Anti-Mosquito Distric! Sept. 20-22-24-27-29; oct. 1, 1954. IN A) COUNTY, FLORIDA No. 5e6an W. D. HORNE COMPANY, Ine, ® Florida corporation, Plaintiff —ve— WILLIAM ENGLE Defendant Notice is Hereby Given that under and by virtue of a writ of execu- tion issued in the above styled cause, I, John M. Spottswood, Sher- iff of Monroe County, Florida, have levied upon and will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash, between the hours of eleven o'clock in the forenoon and two o'clock in the afternoon on the First day ef November, 1954, at Bayles Boat Yard, Marathon, Flor- ida, the following described proper- ty,’as the property owned by the said defendant, to satisfy the said execution : A thirtv (30) Foot CRIS CRAFT BOAT bearing the name PAM, the property of William Engle, located at Bayles Boat Yard, Marathon, Florida. Dated this 18th day of Septem- ber, 1954. JOHN M. SPOTTSWOOD, Sheriff of Monroe County, Florida. By DARIO Q. GARCIA, Deputy Sheriff. SYLVESTER 'P. ADAIR, Attorney at Law, 29 South Krome’ Avenue, Homestead, Florida. sept. 24: oct. 1-8-15, 1954, NOTICE From this date on, I will not be responsible for any debts contract- ed by anyone other than myself. (sd) JOSEPH A. BURNS - 1225 Duval Street oct. 1-2-4, 1954 = NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that W A New Adventure in AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL N \\ \ AN The new “City of Key West’* auto-passenger ferry is beckoning to the millions of motorists ever seeking new highways and dreaming of far-away places. An “Over the Rainbow” drive through the Florida Keys, on the famous highway-that- goes-to-sea, a visit in historic Key West, and a pleasant, daylight cruise across the Florida Straits brings the traveller to the.open road of new adventure in foreign, exciting Cuba... the Land Where Yesterday Meets Tomorrow The "City of Key West” is equipped with every fatility to insure comfort, relaxation and entertainment, including air-conditioned restaurant and cocktail Be lounge, enclosed observation deck, shade-or-sun ‘7 promenade and lounge deck, and recreation room. c Almost before the traveller has had a chance to avail “> himself of all these facilities, the ferry is docking at Cardenas, Cuba—minutes from beautiful Varadero Beach, one of Cuba’s most famous resorts, and 100 miles from Havana, the “Paris of the Caribbean.” CARIBBEAN FERRY SYSTEM, inc. MIAMI—906 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG.—PH. 9-8360 KEY WEST—511 Duval St. : CARDENAS, CUBA—Estigon Arechabola, S.A.—PH. 7452 The conversion and equipping of the Monday, Wednesday, Friday from CARDENAS 10 A.M. 975° one way per passenger NO PASSPORT NECESSARY, ently owner's contificdte, ear registeration and driver's license. RESERVATIONS: Any AAA officd.or frovel Agency. HAVANA Dussaq and Co., Ltd., S.A.—Calle 21 y O Edificio Sinclair, Vedadom PH. 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ALTMEIER, For Example: 6.70 x 15— First Tire . . . . . 2 «$22.60 Second Tire . 2... .) 495 $27.55 JOSEPH ROBERTHA ALTMEIER, Total— Sole Owners. _— Factory Method—12-Month Guaraniee UP FULL CAPPING $8.45. eis ata Famous Curtis—15-Month Guarantee EXCHANGE BATTERIES . . $9.95 GOOD USED TIRES, all sizes . . $3.75 up SS CALL “FRED”—THE ‘TIREMAN 20 Years’ i FOR YOUR BEST DEAL IN TOWN Key West Tire & Battery Co., Inc. $15 FRONT STREET ONE 2-8660 “Your Safety Is Our hess” NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW. NA! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of “ITALIAN GARDEN,” 1208 Simonton Street, Key West, Florida, intend to register said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. LOUIS CALIGARIS, ELISA CALIGARIS, Sole Owners. sept. 17-24; oct. 1-8, 1954. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. StrD8, va MANUEL ALAYON, JR., Plaintif?, vs. DIVORCE DOROTHY DEBORAH ALAYON, * Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: DOROTHY DEBORAH ALAYON c/o Earl Bauge é Copeland Park Project Newport News, Virginia. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired .to_ serve a copy of your answer on Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr. 608 Whitehead Street, Key West, Florida, Aioraey for Plaintitf and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or before the 25th day of October, A. D. 1954, otherwise s Decree Fro Confesso | will be entered against you. | (SEAL) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: (sa) HERMAN CEREZO sept. 24; oct. 1-8-15, 1954. Deputy Clerk | \ AY e of DADE DRY Affiliate of Merrill - Stevens Dry Dock Company DO