The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 5, 1946, Page 4

PAGE EOUR $21,000 Business Opens Boat Trips For Sightseers A $21,000 charter boat busi-+ ness which will give Key West- ers and tourists daily sight-see- ing trips around the most inte- resting portions of the island will start operating here Satur- day. Captain Lloyd D. Sheaffer and Charles R. Hasse are the pro- prietors of the new tgslted eel known as S. and H.. Charter Boats. The business has been conducted for a short time on a smal scale specializing on U-drive boats but has now been expand- ed at a‘total cost of $21,000, to include a 60-foot' specially equip- ped sight-seeing craft. Starting Saturday at 2 p. m.,,! the “Vagabond”, a completely re-built cabin crui: will con- duct two-hour tours over a 15- mile route. The S. and H. firm spent 15 months building the “Vagabond”,, converting its cab- in superstructure into a row- seat craft accommodating 45 people, installing a new bottom, new keel, new frames, decking and double row of canopied seats, public address system and softdrink facilities. After completing the vessel Shaefer and Hasse had no dock for it so they constructed a new dock near the Craig Dock on the north end of Grinnell street. The cruises will cost $1.50 apiece and take sightseers around Craig Dock, under the bridge in front of the Naval Air station, to Gar- rison Bight, around Fleming Key, past Porter dock, the Navy Yard, Fort Taylor, the South Beaches, Casa Marina and Martello Tow- ers, then circling back over the 15-mile route. Capt. Shaefer will point out places of inte- rest, speaking over the public address system during the tour. The S. and H. firm also an- nounced today that a 62-foot El- co yacht, the Icacos, is available for trips to Havana or Tortug- as for parties of seven. The “Va- gabond” also can bé hired out for private parties or moonlight trips. Five 16-foot Gibbs’ sea skiffs are also operated by the S. and H. firm on U-Drive-It basis, These are inboard-engine crafts especially built for Florida waters of unusually seaworthy design. LEGALS . CATHCART, Defendant : Pp ae in the City this 4th day Clerk of. th Monr. RUBY Mal KOVALCY k, Plaintiff vs. DIVORCE ANTHONY KOVALCYK ATION th day otherwise will be on or before the ’ A. D. 1947, s therein 1 the alle taken is order is. te a week for four utive in The Key West Citizen, a ished in the City be published cons sha claimant, r and ots (sd) ALLAN I Attorney for Admi 1 Reports Radio Stolen A. T. Kelly, a sailor from the U. S. S. Chanticleer, which is berthed at the Naval Base, re- ported to police last night that ja radio belonging to him had been taken from in front of the Steak Inn. It is believed that Charles I first served ice cream as a dessert at a royal banquet. business under name of Marathon Mar! Marath Mlorida fae founty, Picrida, Dated December CHARLE: dee5-12-19-26,1946 in name Newton Street intends to rei name with the CL Court of Monroe Dated November CHARLE: of, UL - ‘| We regret that it Nl us to express our sincere thanks| Case No, 10-967 LOUIS LORD, Plaintiff, DIVORCE vs. LORRAINE MARG iARE 2T LORD, . Bichmand Btrest, Putnam, Connecticut. You are hereby ree bear the Bill of CG Divorce, on the 20th otherwise f Decembe 6, legations therein woul The Key t per published in K s Done and Ordered this of November, A.D. 19: (SEAL) Monroe Counts By: Kathleen } Paul E . MCWALTERS, Plaintiff, DIVORCE U e gations contained therein will ai Key West, of December, ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR. Attorney for Plaintiff. el D CHANCERY. Caxe No. LILLIAN HOBACK Plain * DIVORCE Jr., L. CROUCH, I are hereby required to r to thé Bilt for in filed styled day of , otherwise. the jained therein will ENRIQUE Attorney for E Plaintiff, DIVORCE JR. gy? When due to nutritional anemia, V Tonie can help you “ like @ billion”. rou. mnt SED GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Phone 177 Free Delivery ¢ | $2,300 to $2,500. The levy is 21} » | $5,000 to $6,000 annually. er, ; were most kind in their ministra-| §itions and most thoughtful in the! -THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Harris School Parent- Teacher Group Hears WARSAW. —(AP)— All work- Conference Report ers in Poland who earn less than! The Harris School Parent- $60 monthly are exempt from in-,Teachers Association met Tues- }come tax under a decree issued; 4ay evening in the school audi-| by the council of ministers. oat ane aces piped re- The council ordered a general ‘ported on the annual conference scaling down of income tax we gs Sa eS -T. A, held re- levies “in résponse to the claims | Nr 7, re ies apt 1 of the working classes,” the! de a ia . see eton read semi-official newspaper Rzecz- —_— © e outgoing presi- 3 ' ‘dent, Mrs. Clara Beckam. Pro- pospolita reported, effective from fessor W. Fowler gave a report Nov. 1, 1946. on the school cafeteria and Miss Tax rates range upward from Mary Ann Machett rendered a orfe per cent on annual incomes solo accompanied by Mrs. J. Ry | to $720 to $800, to 10 per cent on Here’re Poland’s New Income Tax Rates Marcellus. Even before World War II, two-thirds of the world popula- tion was chronically undernour- ished. per cent on all incomes from! Not Alone Wife: This article says that a lone wolf won't attack a person. Harrassed Hub: That doesn’t; help us; our neighbors on both, | sides have one as well. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our dear mother, Rachel Gibson, who departed this} life Dec. 5, 1945: You were the sunlight of our home, Our light, our life, our all. To know you was to love you, And you answered Jesus’ call. | Though gone, you’re not forgot-} | ten, And our loss is Heaven’s gain. !And there, some day, we ever) pray, | To join you once again. Her Children, EDWARD JOHNSON, ALMA SCOTT, DAISY CAREY, RUBY DUNLAP, MIZPAH FIELDS, | { FLORENCE THURSTON. | |decd- 1tx ATRL oR, KENNY’S Little Folks SHOP Where You Can Shop for Your Little Folks @ Nylon and Silk Panties @¢TwoSfone | Polo Shirts @Corduroy Shorts and| CARD OF THANKS During the illness and follow-; ing the death of my mother, Pa: toria Perez, neighbors and friends transmission of beautiful floral | offerings and the use of their c i impossible for: to each one personally, but plead! that this expression of our ap-| preciation may be accepted inj} lieu of the spoken word. RAOUL J. PEREZ, JR., SON, arid FAMILY, dec5-1t | Strand Theater JUDY GARLAND in “THE HARVEY GIRLS” Coming: “Cluny Brown” Jum aters d@ Shirts | oe Pajamas k Anklets @Shvew | ° Beautiful ported Dresses and | Suits. | Monroe Theater WILLIAM POWELL in 1s Our Buss aE . s Our Business “Hoodlum Saint” | amr. ana MRS. E. 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