The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1954, Page 10

Page 10 Jenner Raps Involvement In Red Intrigue WASHINGTON (#—Sen. Jenner (R-Ind) said today recent Senate hearings indicate some Americans have involved themselves in Chi- nese Communist intrigue against their own country. “This group of native-born Americans was fraternizing with the enemy while the Chinese Com- munists were shooting and starv- ing our soldiers in Korea,” Jenner said. “(Now some of them are try- ing to tell loyal Americans what. wonderful people these Commu- nists are.” Jenner’s statement was made in announcing publication by the Sen- ate Internal Security subcommit- tee of testimony taken last summer at public hearings from| of th William H. Hinton, of Putney, Vt., John W. Powell, of San Francisco, and other witnesses. Jenner is chairman of the subcommittee. Both Hinton and Powell claimed constitutional protection against possible self-incrimination in re- fusing to say whether they were Communist party members or to answer numerous other questions. Jenner said both men have been propagandizing in the United States for conciliation of Red China since their return from the Orient @ year or more ago. Bowell took over the direction of the news magazine China Re- view, published in Shanghai, after the death of his father, the late John B. Powell, in 1947. Jenner said the younger Powell had made the magazine “‘a Com- munist organ,” adding that the Chinese used it as “must” reading in their prison camps. As for Hinton, Jenner said he had gone to China as an agricul- tural specialist and remained to work for a Communist-dominated provincial government. The sena- tor said both meti had worked for the U.S. government and had been sent to China at U.S, taxpayers’ expense. Hiss To Leave Penitentiary Sat. LEWISBURG, pa. #—Alger Hiss will leave Northeast Federal Peni- tentiary about 9 a.m. Saturday. Warden Fred Wilkinson said he will be met at the main gate by members of his family in an auto- mobile, probably to drive him to New York. Wilkinson said it will be up to Hiss to determine whether he will submit to photographs and inter- views and the gate. Hiss, former State Department official convicted of perjury in con- nection with answers he gave be- fore a congressional committee on Communist» activity, served 3% years of a five-year sentence. He was given time off for “meritori- ous good time.” Autopsy Fails'To Show Death Cause FORT LAUDERDALE (®—An au- topsy failed to show tlhe cause of death of Gloria Gay Baker, 26- year-old blonde secretary who died at the residence of her former employer. Police believed it may have been suicide, Contents of her stomach and several bottles of pills fouhd in the home of ‘Warren 0, Windle, her employer until a month ago, were sent:to a state laboratory in Miami. A report is expected in two or three days, Windle told police that he and the woman were sitting on a sun porch at his residence Sunday when she suffered a nose bleed and toppled to. the floor. Turkey Hunter Dies Of Wounds OCALA (—A young turkey hun- ter accidentally shot by a com- panion died last night. Sheriff Don McLeod said Robert Holman Jr., 17, and Johnny Roess, 16, went up the Ocklawaha River to hunt turkeys early Sunday and that Roess fired a .22 caliber bullet that accidentally struck Holman who was hidden in brush. Roess, son of Mrs. Ross Allen of Silver Springs, carried his wounded companion to their canoe and pad- dled about three miles to a bridge where he: got help to bring Holman to a hospital here. Coral Coffee Shop. and Restaurant (Across from Post Office). turing the... rSEDUCATED HAMBURGER” Businessman‘’s Lunch Served Daily THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, November 23, 1 Try A Quick A General Motors Produces 50 Millionth Car FLINT, Mich. General Mo- tors made industrial history today as it assembled its 50 millionth automobile. i The car, a gold-plated and gold- Painted Chevrolet Bel Air sport peng ay assembled in the Chevy- role assembly piant 46 years after GM built its first car. Production of the car was the signal for the start of a nation- wide celebration, In 125 plants and g centers in 65 cities {hroughout the United States GM ‘held’ open house and was host at luncheons for civic and business « leaders. In Flint, schools were closed, A Parade with five of the nation’s top college bands was B The 50 millionth car, riding on a float, was given a place at the end @ procession. It took General Motors a little more than 10 years to build its first million vehicles, Between 1918 and 1929 it built nine million more, the 25 millionth vehicle was as- sembled in January 1940, - Harlow H. Curtice, GM presi- dent, said the next 50 million will come within another 14 or 15 years, SEA SECRETS SEA SECRETS are red by the Marine Rebaruiery. of the University. of Miami, acting as official fisheries research agency for the Flarida State Board of Conservation. Questions are wel- comed and should be addressed fo SEA SECRETS, care of this newspaper. Q. Does the light of the moon damage fresh caught ocean fish in any way if left exposed to full moon light? I will appreciate an early poet as be has become controversial at'a neighbor- hood bar, Walker, Miami, A, This is a very interesting question, but very difficult to give an answer of a definite nature. | * There is no scientific evidence that moonlight in any way will speed up the spoilage rate of fish. The absence of light is benefi¢ial to the growth of bacteria located on the surface of the fish since the ultra- violet rays of the sun destroy any germs that they come in contact| ¢ with. However, it is neither the light from the sun nor the moon; but rather the heat generated by the sun that increases the rate of spoilage. With an increase in tem- perature (up to a certain degree) the metabolism increases. This in- crease in metabolism enables the bacteria to carry on their functions at an increased rate. Thus it is not light but heat that causes spoliage. Q. What is the difference be- tween a black grouper and a gag? A. These two large and closely related fish are often mistaken for one another, The black grouper (Myeteroperca bonaci), may be distinguished by the darker, squar- er blotches which cover the. body and tail. The intensity of the blotches may vary according to the “mood” of the fish, and some- times may be quite faint. The gag, (Mycteroperca microlepis), is of a uniform dark brownish color and is without markings. Both of these groupers grow to a length of three feet and attain a weight of 50 pounds, ‘They are important food fish locally, The black grouper has an ive range, while the gag appears to be almost solely con- fined to the Florida reefs, where it is abundant, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER ad tie name of “Florida Keys Realty,” O. Box 495, Islamorada, Florida, in- tends to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe Conny, Florida. Dated, November f, 19 4. ‘ALEM J. ROBINSON, Registered Real Estate Broker Sole ner, Nov, 2-9-16-23, 1954, IN_THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. Ne 14-133 JOHN JOSEPH. ELLINGER, JR. vs. TURA LUNA ELLINGER, Defendant. NOTICE BY. PUBLICATION TO: TURA LUNA ELLINGER 2817 W. POLK STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. YOU ARE HEREBY REGUIRED to Serve a copy of your Answer to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce on PLAINTIFF'S attorney, and to file the original Answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida, on or before the Ist dav of Decem- ber, 1954, otherwise the allegations of the Bill of Complaint for Di- vorce heretofore filed herein will be taken as confessed by you. DATED at Key West, Florida, + Naa the ist day of November, (Circuit Court EARL R. ADAMS, Seal) Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida B: id) Florence E. Laiyt Apo aadterey Deputy Clerk. (sd) Norman H. Goldstein NORMAN H. GOLDSTEIN. One Lincoln Road Bldg, Miami Beach, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff ROV. 2-9-16-23, 1954, Court, Monroe ~~ ——_ ction’ Citizen LEGAL NOTICES (CONTINCED) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IX AND FOR MONROE COnaEe IN CHANCERY. 2 = No. 14-1 ALICE JOSE! HINE SEELE! “ Plaintiff, i vs. DIVORC! ROBERT JOHN MILLER, Defendant. Ni PUBLICATION TO: MILLER, jersey. * HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed against you herein and you are re- quired to serve a one of your an- swer_on PAUL B. ESQUINALDO, 608 Whitehead Street, Key West, Florida, Attorney for Plaintiff and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court on or before'the 22nd day of December, A. D. 1954, otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. against you. Key West, Monroe County, Flor- ida, bs 22, 54. SEAL) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: (sd) Florence E. Fewiges Deputy Clerk. NOV. »28-30; dec. 7-14, 1954 IN_THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIROUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. BEVERLY LOUISE SReY, Plaintife, vs. GORDON ALDRICH IRBY, Uv ‘al Sea $/, Fleet Post Office lew York, New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for Divorce has been filed ar ist you herein and you are re- quired to serve a copy of your an- swer on IAM V. ALBURY, 608 Whitehead. Street, Key West, . for Plaintiff and inal thereof with the Court on or before ist day of December, A. D. 1954, otherwise a Decree Pro Con- fesso will be entered against you. Key- West, Monroe County, Flor- * November 1, A. D. 1954. (SEAL) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: (sd) Florence B. Pawrst Deputy Clerk. Nov. 2-9-16-23, 1954. MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY NO. 14-146 IN, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE QF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, Case No. 14-151 CAROL F. WEST, Plaintiff, vs. WALTER F. WEST, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: WALTER F. WEST, 14 Gunn Square, Springsee, Massachusetts. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that suit for divorce has been filed inst you herein and you are re- quired to serve a copy of your an- Swer on Paul E. Bsauinaido, 608 Whitehead Street, Key West, Flor- ida, Attorney for Plaintiff and file DIVORCE entered against you. Key West, Monroe County, Fior- ida, November 9, 1 SEAL) BA is, pend the Grcaty Court $ jorence E. Sawyer, Bry Oh) Deputy Clerk. nov. 23-30; dec. 7-14, 1954 fo bt heat la AE 2—Apartments For Rent CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES $1.26 WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 1Se per line for one day 4c per line for*three days 13¢ per line for six days 12c per line for twelve days Tle per line for twenty-four days - Five Average Words In Line Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY in case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion. - “CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 2—Apartments For Rent (CONTINUED) CLEAN, MODERN EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. $20. WEEKLY. UTILITIES AND LINENS FUR. NISHED. PALMS COURTS, 1224 SEMINARY. NOW renting for the season. One bedroom apts. to sleep 2. or 4 people. Quiet residential - section, Phone 2-9202 or 2-5969. \ a RR NEW, two-bedroom,’ furnished a- partment. Available for 1 month. Call 2-5401 or 2-5241, Nc i nes Se ATTRACTIVE, front apartment. See between 5 and 7 P.M., at 1414 5th St., or Call 2-3127, DEES | Sea oat cm ca a COMFORTABLE, clean, furnished apartment. 817 Olivia. Apply 815 Olivia. $55., plus utilities. Phone 2- 6334. FURNISHED bedroom apartment. Apply No: 1, 1301 Truman Ave- nue, phone 2-5514. CONGENIAL young man wishes to share new, modern, efficiency apartment with same. Phone 2-7307. ection FURNISHED Apartment for rent. Adults only. Phone 2-2687. p Ramee cai. aes och ee UPSTAIRS, furnished apartment. 1400 White Street. Eee soe AAR SAE IA By AVAILABLE, Nov. 19th. Beautiful efficiency apartment. Separate entrance, all electric kitchenette, sun deck, near beach, 1st. floor, adults only, by week or month. Phone 2-5790, for appointment. FOR RENT: Large deluxe apart- ment one block from beach and Casa Marina Hotel. Fully equipped. Handsomely furnished. Seasonal only until May first. Call Naval Sta- .| tion (2-3511) Extension 329, Utilities furnished. Call at Duval, after 6, 901 Truman. AVAILABLE AT ROYAL PALMS: TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED DUPLEXES. PHONE 2.6115. EFFICIENCY ‘apt. opposite USO. Weekly rental. Couple only, No pets. The Price Organization, Real- tor, opposite USO, .Chamber of Commerce, 2-5100. NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities. Reasonable 126 4-ROOM furnished apartment. All electric, hot water. $65 monthly. 1500 Seminary, 2-3696, ——————— SMALL, furnished apartment, 1 block from beach at 419 United. Apply 1224 Duval. ONE-BEDROOM, furnished apart- ment. All eléctric kitchen, tile bath. No pets. Apply 1116,Grinnell. LARGE, efficiency apartment, in- cluding utilities. 802 Eaton. NEW furnished apartments and cottage. Quiet, large. grounds. Reasonable rents. 1120 Washington. ee ee | APARTMENT for rent. Call Perez and __ sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month. Stutz Hotel. Apts. 410 Fleming. NEW efficiency Area Beau- tifully furnished, » DO pets, excellent location, 716 Duval -|St., Phone 2-5531. FURN. FIVE-ROOM apt. for quiet couple or three adults or two couples. 915 Ashe St., rear. NICELY furnished apartment, All electric. Apply 701 South Street. ONE efficiency, 1 one bedroom, one 2 bedroom very nicely fur- nished apts. with modern conven- iences. Reasonable rentals. Apply 425 Francis St. No pets. NEW Attractive. apt. furn., near beaches. 807 Washington St. APARTMENTS, $65 and up, monthly. Rooms, $10.50 single, $14.00 double, weekly. Children welcomed. 718 South Street. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! SINGS THe s SWEET MUSIC TOHIS CUSTOMERS... Brothers Bakery, 2-2141, ONE-BEDROOM apartment. $60. Per month. Adults, Phone 2-6711. 2A—Trailers For Rent FURNISHED trailers, all utilities, weekly rentals. Sun Haven Trail- er Park: Stock Island. TRAILER with porch. $50 per month. Apply Trailer “No. 25 Pearle Trailer Ct, ONE-bedroom, furnished; house. Call 2.5572, beckeiermor—ereve tligteeietcsiveasicains S—Rooms For Rent ————— FURNISHED Room. 626 Grinnell, $7.50 per week. 5A—For Rent— Miscellaneous eee REA AL a POWER Lawn Mowers, Paint Sprayer, Floor Sander, Floor Polisher, Belt Sander, Hand Tools, Chain Hoist, Bicycles. Hour, day, week or month. Apply B & B Cycle Shop, 822 Fleming Street. 8—Male Help Wanted WANTED: A-1 Chrysler Mechanic. Also, Wash and Polish Boy. See Mr. Butler Navarro, Inc. PORTER - part time, colored or white, 3 times a week. Will have key to do cleaning early morning or late night. Apply Fred Astaire School of Dance, 539 Duval St. Upstairs. ig 9—Female Help Wanted REGISTERED Nurses. Apply to Mrs. Jeanette Fields at Monroe General Hospital, . WANTED—Cashier-Hostess. Ap- ply Boulevard Native Sea Food House, Roosevelt Blvd. LADIES earn $2 to $4 an hour and get your own ‘dresses free taking orders for inexpensive Mai- sonette frocks and lingerie in spare- time. No canvassing. For catalog write Box 586, Winter Park, Fla. WAITRESSES . wanted. Howard Johnson’s, Roosevelt. Boulevard. WAITRESS. Good hours and work- ing conditions. Apply Caribe Res- taurant. WAITRESS wanted at Casa Mari- na patie. Breakfast, lunch, din- ner, Louie’s, Casa Marina Conces- sion. WAITRESSES wanted, experienced on fountain; 6 days; good pay. Land 0’ Sun Luncheonette, 1001 ‘Truman. : 11B—Employment Wanted—Male TAKE the pain. out of . painting. -For interior or exterior. Call 2-7515, 13A—Private Schools TUTORING after school: Any grade. The Goodspeed School, 728 Fleming, 2-3719. 16—Personal WE Gift wrap and mail books ail over the world. The Bookshop, 534 Fleming, Phone 2-7089. 17—Personal Services S. G. ARTMAN Citizen Office NOTARY PUBLIC MODES 4) 17—Personal. Services (CONTINUED> ————— DRESS Making and alterations, slip covers. Phone 2.5790. FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen delivered to your door, 25¢: weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. Singer Sewing Machines SALES, service, parts. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral Way, Coral Gables. ‘ BRIDES TO BE ' : HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements Virkotype engraved. by The . Artman Press. Dial 2-5661. PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice. Larry Karns Studio, 220 Duval. Phone 2-681. FOR Refrigeration repairs, Com- mercial, Domestic. Niantic Re- frigeration, 1105 Duval, Phone 2- 5500, = 18—Special Services SNOW. CAP BLEACH is mild, ef- fective; yet has no lasting odor. Safe on nylons. Try a bottle. Rexatr Sales, service, supplies Free demonstration. Phone 2-8469. te Rana a ORR cle UCase WE-Fix-It. Watches, “radios, tele- vision, home appliances. Pick up and Delivery. 2-5867 or 2-7335. ASPHALT Plastic Rubber Tile. Neat prompt courteous service. Russell (Bud) Parker, 2-5216 and -22—Lost WALLET containing cash and per- sonal valuable papers, vicinity American Legion or Duval St. Re- ward. Phone 2-9182. Hotel Tropical, David Shirkey. 25—Real Estate For Sale FOR Buying or selling any kind of Key West property, contact Paul Boysn, 801 Fleming St. Establish- ed 1919, LONG Term lease, option to buy. * Apx. 29,000 sq. ft. of land. Front- age on two main Sts. back alley exit. Down town area owners. P. O. Box 886, T MAIDENS i Registered=U. 8. (Patent Offew Tar Acan- “ ,..and angther thing—1’ve given yeu the best millions of my life.” 25—Real Estate For Sale (CONTINtED) 2- B. R. C. B. S. Home. Large living room, cuban tile floors. Lawton T, Thornley, Realtor, 600 Truman. (NRE SS OE PA oS 2BEDROOM McArthur home. $10,600. 50% down. Spacious yard with beautiful flower garden. Phone 2-3212, Be yt na Fs TRE RR) 900-902 TRUMAN Ave. business frontage 58 x 100 store, 4 apts., good income, small down payment. Phone 2-2345 or write Box WWS5, c/o Citizen. : Sao ei aca A MS BACHELOR Cabin in Mastic Trail- er Park. Splendid refrigerator and gas stove. $450 cash. 2-5195, after 6:30 P.M. i TWO bedroom frame. All electric, city water and private system,, Partly furnished. Clarence I. Webb, Big Pine, Phone 8. Some io Cenhontar Fat 8 Eee 3 BEDROOM Sunshine house for sale for equity. 1921 Fogarty Ave. Phone 2-5459 evenings, 26—Lots For Sale EO CAME th EK SS 2 LOTS on Big Coppitt Key. $650. cash each. Call 2-6982, pe as ec rans aaa 2 SEE A CORNER Laird and George, 44 x 100, $1800. Terms. Phone 2-2345 or Box AR4, c/o Citizen, Se ile A ir Matas a Oceanfront Summerland Key FROM Highway to Ocean, 90 x 400 for sale cheap, terms. Phone 2-2345 or Box TF2, c/o Citizen, Oceanfront Stock Island 200 x 350. MUST sell before Dec. 1, * leaving town, terms. A BLOCK of 20 lots for sale cheap. Phone 2-2345 or Box WR5, c/o Citizen. 28—Photography COMPLETE darkroom outfit. Everything you need, $45. Phone 2-8672. 31—Garden and Lawn Supplies BIRD CAGES. A wide variety in price and styles. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming. 33—Miscellaneous STUDIO Girl Cosmetics. Call 2-3511, ext. 8217, Elda Sieveking. NOTES Payable Forms, 10 for 15¢. Artman Press. Phone 2-5661. Make The ARTMAN PRESS YOUR headquarters for the finest In printing. DIAL 2-5661, EDUCATIONAL Xmas __ gifts. Stamps, coins and supplies. The Coin Shop, Gomez Arcade, 713 Du- val St. 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 loa@. Paul’s “Self vice” Laundry, 426 White St. GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES — HARDWARE KEY WEST SUPPLY CO, ready to install. Fiberglass in 4 colors, $39.95. Obscure glass, $34.- 95. Monroe Glass, 903 Duval, 2-6246, PICTURE framing and matting. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis St, WELL Constructed two wheel lug- gage trailer chassis. 1921 Fogar- ty.. Phone 2.5459, Classified Ad - Dial 2-5661 or 2-5662__ SEES Sik y realness det S 2 OR 3 BEDROOM furnished -or unfurnished house. P, 0. Box 168, | Key West. : Sg oe 34—Household Items For Sale . ees EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY * 3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana..Cene R ter. Use our Christmas Lay-A- Way plan. Buy now and Save. UP to 30 per cent discount on Nationally advertised fully guar. anteed appliances at Military Con- sumers Service, Stock Island. _ jouse Furniture Out- let, 917 Simonton. 2.2697, COMPLETE twin bedroom set, ery reasonable. 521-D P, Ct, after 5 P.M, <a => tocar Blue chrome dinette le and 4 chairs, formica $20, 1220 2nd St. _ pci arene ihc seee eee Dee 36—Bicycles and Tricycles WE Have received a complete line br slo ar aactons, cars, tri cle and all sizes of American ai English bicycles, come in and = around our store, A deposit will hold any merchandise as a Christ- mas lay-a-way, We have all parts and accessories for American and English bicycles. Overseas Cycie Store, 1030 Eaton St., Phone 2-6016, 37—Automotive Parts USED Truck ang tires — New reca; Dick’s Tire Service, Superman, 1401 N. W. 36 St. Miami, Fla, — 1951 CADILLAC, convertible. cellent condition. Phone ae ON DISPLAY NOW Tropical Trailer Sales 79th St. at N.W. 14th Ave., Miami Pianeta atcha ates 1951, 33° SPARTAN Royal Man- sion, Peffect condition, six, reasonable. Call 2-5537, —aailncghimenciaibasieaierRnrbansnasiems ’48 25’ TRAVELO. No down pay- ment required. Lot 35, Tri. Crt., Stock Island. 39B—Trailer Accessories awnings. See our complete line of mobile home parts and accessor- ies. Gulfstream Trailer Supply, 1007 Simonton St., Phone 2-3064. ————— 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters ———— ‘532 CUSHMAN. Perfect condition, 51-1 Poinciana Pl. or Call 2-2534, 41—Boats and Motors 12’ DINGHY. Dick, forward hatch, large fish well, solid construc- tion, neat. See at Rest Beach, Boat Rental $100.00. “A Sea Saabs EN IS FE SLE 30° x 914’ CABIN CRUISER. $450, Apply Trailer No. 25, Pearle Trailer Ct. 42—Dogs - Cats - Pets DOBERMAN PINSCHER Registered AKC. Champion stock. Ready for Christmas. $50. Phone 2-7660. FOR SALE: Golden Palomino horse with or without saddle and bridle. Apply 2230 Harris.