The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1947, Page 4

etal ye & —s ‘aid _— oe 8 ea Repair Co, 616 Whitehead Street. Phone “139. We call for and deliver. apri-tf, Hieving troubles with electricel| West Bleck Call 739, Key Electrical Repair Co. apri-tf BITES TRE eee na snesery. 318 Tivigion. St. 7 3 = aiting if) ey Cecil 1 100 Duval ‘St, Phone 16. mar31-5tx Will sell or exchange. for | bhawaisnirih 255. Furniture for sale. Cheap. New and wae. 413 Eaton Street. ‘Eaton Sts. ‘°*< gnar31-6t Property, good location, for busi- 1941 Ford. c mandi truck. aprl | Lady’ 8 bieyele with light and bas- ket, only five months old. $35. Enguite 28- A, N.AS., Mrs. E. M? Gibbons. Cali 770-W. : apr2-3tx Teaiiaal homes, hotels, apart- ment houses, filling station and building lots.;Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming Street, Phone 153, -mar31-12tx Johnson 5-horse. outboard and factory-built boat. Owner go- ing north. See at Poinciana Filling Station. apr4-1tx Own profitable business. Poultry equipment for sale. Price very reasonable. Double size poul-| try picking machine, large at-j tie fan, starting, intermediate and finishing galvanized steel cages. Apply to 624 Ashe St. apr4-1tx Home electric light plants, con- sisting of P.E. 75 Leland gen- erators. Both Watt and ‘=~ 2500 Watt. 130 V., 60 Cycle, AC., 1800 RP: 2000 Watt sets powered with new 4 HP. AK Wisconsin engines. 2500 Watt with new 6 H.P. Salsbury | re Sets complete; ready to operate. Rope pull starter. Im- mediate delivery. Price—F.0.B. . Brunswick, Ga. 2000 Watt—$140.00 2500 Watt—$175.00 Kut Kwick Tool Corporation, |. _...—Phone L..D,. 25, Brunswick, Ga. P.O. Box 476. apr4-3t Three rooms of furniture. Cecil Carbonell, Realtor 700 Duval St. mar31-5tx Twa-room. cottage. . Price, . $250. Enquire Mastic Trailer Park, United Street. mar29-6tx oo 1040.3. Palms ferns, crotons, other, plants, Southard - ste Tce box. 618 Ashe St. mar31-6tx New 1947 Crosley 4-cylinder auto- mobiles. Immédiate delivery. Furnished home, five bedrooms, two baths, completely remod- eled arid redecorated. Refrig- erator, Magic Chef stove, wa- ter heater, large porch, trop- ical ical ays. Price, $10,500. -Im- sion. Payl Boy- ' gen, pag 4 06 Femi ng St., Phone 153. mar31- -5tx {Sedan cruisers. One 32’ two-cab- _ in and one 42’ three-cabin. Both built 1942, like new, with new twin engines and fine accom- modations. . LCVP i Craft. 36’x10%%'x3 . els. All with 225 hp GM diesel. Very rugged, many uses. Only a few left, Heavy duty engines. One riew Enterprise diesel, mod- el DMG-8, 500 hp at, 400 rpm Two used but good Pairbanks- Morse diesels, model 35, 140 hp at 360 rpm. Other gas and ‘thiMay and June, "Ph. Ts ne room. aaiiaa. Cali aft- er 6. 2815 Flagler Avenue, Phone 1047-J. apr3-3tx En- quire 1321 South: St. apr3-3tx Baby Easter chicks. Street. 1024 Packer apr4-6tx Large quantity of government surplus, 6 h.p. Medel ZZ Briggs- Stratton air-coléd engines. Price —as is — $60.00 net F.OB., Brunswick, Ga. Kut Kwick Tool Corporation, Phone L.D. 25, P.O. Box 476, Brunswick, Ga. apr4-3t Girl's 24-inch bicycle. Apply = 1 Poinej na r, hone 1 om WANTED ‘Wanted—tThe return of two books, “If You Don’t Weaken” and “We Hold These Truths”. I am sure there were no_ thieves among my friends in Key West; . but there were twe careless —— I want these books. lease return them to the Key West Chamber of Commerce. S. C. Singleton. apr1-3t Lady’s large green handbag, con- taining money and valuable identifications. Reward if re- * turried to S. H. Kress Co. .--...- apr3-2tx ii i with ether wages, it added. Con- diesel engines, leading. makes a tinuing, the press release sajd: been increasing right along. They have increased 75 .percent since January, 1041, and only last year * A and in 1945, the wage rate in- creases granted added approxi- | mately 26 imillion dollars to the — annual pay of our employees, Here are the facts regarding the wages paid in two typical job _.. classifications in Key West. ‘ Wages for the 40-hour work week A are as:fololws: .|. .Operator—Starting). rate; $22.00 eater, to. top -rate,- $31.00: per week. . fas! “| InstalledsRepairman —: Starting: faite ber bg ne a $56.00. per siete “wee In addition, non-supervisory "| employees such as operators, line. men, and installer-repairmen,: are *| paid overtime for time worked over eight hours a day, or over 440 hours per week, and alse re- ceive premium pay for Sunday, ‘holiday and evening and: night work. Under latest “Union démands, : wages for the 40-hour work week in’ this exchange would he - follows: Operator—Starting rate, $39.00 to top rate, $49.00 per week. Installer-Repairman — Starting tate, $42.00 to top rate, $79.00 per. week. 'e On a €ompany-wide basis, the Union’s gens Ss amount to an averagetw weekly increase in basic wage rates of about $18 per em- ployee. In view of the facts, there seems to be no justification for such large wage demands on the t of the Union. Consequently, -_ CO as Offemed the. i " tenewaliof : ‘ jth they joe | of wages at a* time when changes in conditions may justify. The Company’s aim is to keep wages on a fair basis for both employees and telephone users. Wages that are too low are not fair to the employees who do the work. Wages that are too high are not fair to the public who pay for telephone service. . Efficiency cottages, all utilities furnished. Albury’s Cottages, 800 Simonton Street, apr2-3tx Apartment (four rooms and bath). Apply 1415 Thompson Street or call 1109-J. apr3-2tx Apartment for couple. Everything ‘furnished. Electric refrigera- tor.::' Hot -water.. No petssior children. _ $25. 00. week. Phone 922-R. apr4-itx three-bedroom, completely furnished house. .Good iocation. ‘Very reasonable. - with beautiful yard. Call 1021: between 4and6 p.m. apr4-3tx PHOTO SUPPLIES A clean camera means good: pic- tures. Have your camera cleah- ** ed. and checked at The Evans Camera Store, 506 Southard St. mar31-tf PASSENGERS WANTED Driving to Corpus Christi, Tex.; leaving April 20th. Would like one or two passengers to share expenses and help drive. Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Poinciana, 166-D. apr3-3tx 1947 FURD Telephone wage rates have":