The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 16, 1949, Page 3

| «Continued From Page One) | son there has been a steady in- crease in the state's population, requiring additional expenditure by the state. particularly in the matter of schools and health in- stitutions yet no additional taxes were levied during the last two ‘senses of the legislature. Con- sequently, new sources of revenue teoome imperative, if the state © te properly meet the demands bem@ made upon it. Under the present appropria- tome BHD there exists a deficit of eppeeximately $30,000,000, which the legislature will endeavor to peetify at @ special session. The @ehete proposes to make up th Getic by levying a3 per cent eles tax, « form of taxation whieh is arousing storms of pro- feet throughout the state. During last night's discussion, it wae revealed that the House of Representatives, by cutting the Propeged budget wherever possi- ble. such cuts being arrived at by personal discussion with the heads of the various government agencies and institutions, had sub- \m@itted and passed an approp |tiens bill, whereby the levying of additional taxes would not be | necessary. This bill was defeated im the senate, whieh returned its }own, restoring all the cuts made by the house and creating the present deficit. Im this connection, ' the Better ) Wirepheote| Business Association is making a RE CATE (hep) president | study of the original house bill ¢ Sere cet bee premier. Muh. (to ascertain the possibility of ee Bereet (Rettom). were (having it re-introduced at the cet ty © firing squed ot Coming session Paced te F ganization is also studying the = pl eo kg house bill which contained nine ay op Se cans of increasing state revenue ew) eeteet control of Gyrie es | nout the levying of a sales ae @ Ge comp sx Four of these taxes were passed by the house but did not out of the senate commit- CHIEF FINDS | THAT ACCIDENT | WAS AUTHENTIC tal The representatives of the Bet- Business Association will at- end the tax meeting being spon- sored by the Miami Chamber of Commerce in Miami next Friday. The meeting is being conducted by a house-senate committee to btain the public's viewpoint in the matter of a sales tax. The as- «hatic gone on record of : ng an overall minimum sles tax, if it is the only and final method of meeting the state t te has BOY Ss Continued From Page One) tion Company at 2 a. m. in the nOrnINg Joseph Sirugo, head of the Sun- hine Company, has reported to the sheriff's office that someone had been tampering with his equipment The boy was seen by a watch- nan employed by the Sunshine Company to enter the company’s perty in Duck avenue. He im- i ediately placed the boy under arrest lt was the boy's second offense, er REPL Sses Continued From Page Ore) however, were told about the in- erdent by John Maragon, whose mame has been mentioned on se- | veral oceasions in connection with the “Five percenters” and who says he has access to the White House | Major General Alden Waitt. who has been suspended for his snd | connection with ‘Five-percenters.’ }has been called to testify before ad-|a congressional committee. West newe ee mas cPPHCTALS The cost o. striping and re- triping 100,000 miles of highway sit each year is estimated at $2,800, : mile. ° CITY GIVES $10,000 (Continued From Page One) (Labor Day), September 5 to Tuesday, September 6. Change In Ownership Of Bar Commissioners approved the transfer of liquor license from Hector Barroso to Calvin A. Los- ley for the Driftwood, 118 Duval is Losley?,” inquired Barroso’s father-in-law,” answered Com- missioner Louis Carbonell. The Florida Equipment com- pany, Miami, was the low bidder on a suction pump, hose, etc. for the Sewer Department. They were awarded the contract. other bidder was the Llewellyn Company, Miami. Their. bid was $2,373.04. City of Key West is now rent- ing identical equipment at a cost of $18 daily. Wants Stamps Placed On Cigarettes At Yard Commissioner Louis Carbonell wants the practice of the civilian workers of Key West being able to purchase cigarettes at the civilian canteen in the Navy Yard stopped unless city tax stamps of 3 cents are placed on each pack of cigarettes purchased. Carbonell wasn’t objecting to the sale of tax exempt cigarettes to service men, but he did not see how the Navy could sell cigarettes in the yard to civilians that did not have city stamps attached. The commissioner believed that it was not legal to do this. “The reason cigarettes are purchased by civilians in the Navy Yard is that a saving of 10 cents a pack can be made. I think this is a darn good sav- ing.” said Newspaperman Jim- my Calloway. “Iam not arguing about the price, Mr. Calloway, what I am contending is about the non-pay- ment of city tax on each package purchased,” replied Carbonell. Mayor A. Maitland Adams ap- pointed a committee of City Man- ager Ralph Spalding and Com- missioner Louis Carbonell to meet with the commanding officer of the U. S. Naval Station relative to this matter, and report their findings to the city commission. Disapprove One Papy Bill; Approve Other City Commissioners voted 4-0 (Mayor Adams _ passing) against the proposed state bill that would exclude the Thompson property from the city’s tax roll; and 3-2 against opposing the Utility Board bill that Represehtative Papy will introduce at the special session of the State Legislature The unanimous vote on the property exclusion was in con- trast to the close 3-2 vote regard- ing the Utility Board matter. Commissioner Fred J. Dion: “I make a motion opposing the utili- ty board's changes. tive Papy hasn’t even shown us the ‘courtesy’ of telling us what s is all about.” ‘This matter concerns the Util- ity Board. not the City Commis- stated L. Carbonell. ‘What is this about.” “Our State Representative hasn’t even told the Utility Board,” answered Dion. “Why doesn’t the Utility Board take action on the matter,” in- quired L. Carbonell. Because, two-thirds of the Utility Board are on vacation This move by Papy is done solely to control the Utility Board by adding more members as he has done to both the Florida Aque- duct Commission, and the Over- seas Road & Toll Bridge District,” replied Dion. The Dion motion was beaten 3- 2. Mayor A. Maitland Adams, and Commissioners Hunter Harden, Louis Carbonell opposed, while Commissioners Fred Dion and John Carbonell the measure. were in favor of Mayor Adams explained his “no” vote on the grounds that he wanted to wait and find out what the measure was about before op- posing it. Appoint Three Members To Planning Board Howard England, Charles Cur- | ry, and Cecil Carbonell were ap- pointed members of the Planning Board. The Board now has its full quota of nine members. City Registration Books To Be Downstairs From Sept. 15 City Clerk Victor Lowe nounced last night that the reg) tration books of the City of Key West will be placed downstairs in City Hall from about September 15 to seven days before election time, POLES WILL BE (Continued From Page One) money becomes available, to erect concrete poles or to lay a conduit line. The board considered the plea of the Key West Garden Club that the erection of the tall wooden poles would detract from the beauty of Roosevelt boule- vard ‘The poles were ordered be- cause the electric company has no funds available for the conduit line at this time”, said City Com- missioner Fred J. Dion, a member of the Utility Board. About 50,000,000 tons of ice are produced yearly in 6000 plants throughout the United States. The; Representa- | an-! Classified INFORMATION FOR THE ADVERTISER Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days Minimum Charge Minimum space to be 8 Point 8 Point et i Lightface (Regular) Type BLACKFACE CAPS pram etyatl ier eine 1 Dey. 0 The rate for 8 Point black- 3 Consecutive Days __ 9c timate 5 words, mr Nunee) 6 Consecutive Days _ 8¢ 15 Consecutive Days — 7c 30 Consecutive Days __ 6c face caps is 2 times a line more than for 8 Point light- face regular type. Doda to tasure publivation, (Display Rates On Display copy must. be in the Adver- Application) 10 Point Type tising Department office be- PE 1% times rate for 8 Point fore 11 o'clock in the morn- 8 Point lightface regular type. tng on the day of publica- LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- face (regular) caps is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular tyoe. tion 12 Point Type _ 2 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 18 Point Type Phone 51 Use your phone. Adver- usements may be inserted in tnese columns by phone. om 3 times rate for 8 Point p — 8 Point lightface regular type. Office Blackface Type Business office in The The rate for 8 Point black- face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets. Door to the right on enter- ing building. 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of error in advertis- ing, transient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the first insertion in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. ; FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE AND HOUSES FOR SALE—RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT stools, counter Benny’s, 909 Si- aug9-tf KEY WEST REAL ESTATE Large ocean frontage. Business property on Truman Avenue. Duval and Fleming Streets. Homes and apartments. E.C.T. Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming St., | Box 303, Phone 153. Here since | 1919. augl-30tx FURNISHED apartinents, 3 rooms and bath, everything furnishe 3. $75.00 and $85.00. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. aug13-30t SODA fountain, and shelves. monton Street. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FURNISHED one-bedroom apart- ment. Utilities furnished. One infant accepted. Summer rates $50.00 monthly. Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor. jull6-30t For Rent Furnished Apartment ONE gas range, “Magic Chef”. Reasonable. 1216 Virginia St. augl6-5tx LOT on Fogarty Avenue, 50 x 100, } with foundation, Phone 1430, {after 6 P.M. augl5-3tx FOUR-BURNER gas range with oven. Apply 1127 Southard. augl3.5tx = a LOVELY new iwo-bedroom home for sale. On large well land- Iscaped lot. Moderate down pay- ment and balance with F.H.A. at | $53.00 per month. Open after 4 |P.M. for your inspection. 3727 | Flagler Avenue, Phone 1437-J. augl5-6t FOR SALE—CANDIES, CAKES, PIES, ETC. MARCELLE Candies now open Divinity and Turtle’s Back. 504 Southard Street. augl3.3t 2 becrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and porch ' FOR SALE—COTTAGES | COTTAGE. Cheap. Can be mov- | ed reasonab! Price Organiza- | tion, 411 Fleming, Phone 124. aug16-3t FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS HOT WATER $65 Monthly LEASES, 5 ¢ each. Promissary notes, le each. Minimum charge 5e. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. jun6-tf FOR SALE—STORE i EQUIPMENT Apply Citizen Office or ie : Seah Phone 51 | JORDON Reach-In Refrigerator,; FOR SALE—Motor Scoot. Bikes | 40 cubic feet. Just like new.| DOODLEBUG scooter, $100. 10 Original cost $675.00. Sacrifice; Eagle Avenue, Phone 1577-XJ for $300.00. One beer box, elec- augl5-3tx tric, 1 year old, 21-case capacity. i FOR SALE—MOTOR BIKES, | i augl6-tf esi LUXURIOUSLY furnished two-| Original cost $550.00. Will sell bedroom apartment, cle fon $9750) (Gee Fan Tyas at] Co equipment, near ocean. Reason-; Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming Street. 1948 INTERNATIONAL 4 able. 1426 Vernon Avenue. agA tel Tick ip eruck 17500 miles: exc aug15-3tx cellent condition, has marine plv- THREE-BEDROOM house. Be cs SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | 044 canopy on back that will furnished. Apply 704 White | FIVE bundles of old newspapers, |:/ceP 4 ee seeeearan ce Street. augl6-Itx] Se. Inquire The Citizen Office.| + § jckers. One innerspring mat. a ae ee ae jun22-tf tress and electric lights. May be THREE - BEDROOM furnished ies Gate tes area house. Apply 526 Simonion|CAMEL wall tent, 10 x 12. Goodj* : 8 Street. augl5-3t} condition.“ Reasonable’ offer |= | FURNISHED studio apartment,| takes. K. W. Bedding Co. Phone} REPAIRS AND SERVICE | _ near beach. Porch, garden. | 669. aug16-3tx —RADIOS | Adults, no pets. $65 monthly.|—— hh ee aa 1040-J. jly23-t£| ROCK, marl, send, top soil. Sao DUAR ANTEED caloes ee — us for cheapest prices in town. | | years’ radio erience. 5; 1060-M, Buster Cerezo. augl1-30t] Whitehead, Phone 769-M. | FOR RENT —— = aug2-15t Larie 1 8-CUBIC FOOT Frigidaire. new Sauna = - ben Muntuie we eens unit, $100.00. Sce Basil Tynes; GARDEN AND LAWN No Bets at Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming St.} SUPPLIES STUTZ HOTEL Sued) ,f 410 Fleming Street aug11-if —- | SEPTEMBER | CLOSED every Thursday at noon Key West Garden & Lawn Sup-| | ply, 830 Fleming Street. { SINGER hemstitching machine, with attachments. All in good condition. Phone 697-3 augl3-3tx Pine Avenue, augi0-tf | ——| FOR SALE—USED CARS apar augl6-tf Phone 215. EXPERT tree trimming and! pruning. Wardlow’s Land- BUICK limousine, four! seaping. augl-tf} brand new tres, new paint job. i DE LUXE One and two-room cottage apart- | 1941 ments. All-electric kitchen. M | | 4-4304 or 48-8439, Miami | Electrically equipped throughout jly18-30t & B. Guest House, Phone 1445-W.| A-1 mechanical condition. Price] gpECIAL BITTER BLUE SOD I. $1,000.00. See Basil Tynes at) 9¢ delivered in Key West, truck = —— Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming Street.) “joaq only. 4c field price. 110th Ree shinee ben cor (WOPas aug4-tf! Avenue at Bird Road or Phone |_ beautifully furnished house. a cloudy with showers in the area thru Wednesday. Moderate south easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy thru Wednesday with scattered showers during night and early wages. according te ae morning along lower east coast) Pres dupeteh guliciel & and afternoon thundershower:| Citizen tedey elsewhere. ' Jacksonville Thru The Flovids| Or. aed Mm Sone 1 traits and East Gulf: Gentle to} 0" eres sana pcb southeaster!; . beaten y hoe > erent, south portion and southerly in} Mrs A Sharples o¢ north portion thru Wednesday | treet Partly cloudy with seattered showers. The Key West Garten ee No small craft or storm wart! neues Gee Get © - ings have been issued. REPORT Areets in Rey Weet te Key West, Fla., Aug. 16, 1949 [00s along siteaiatiee | (Observation taken at City Office ' 8:30 a.m., EST) Mime merge ee Temperatures day hx Sew York , Highest yesterday s9] everal worms j Lowest last night 1 Mean Normal Vom om & wee @& Total last 24 hours Total this month Excess this month Total this year 16.03 ims. Deficiency this year 3.30 im Relative Humidity. 6:38 em. 73" Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m, 30.03 ins. 1016.9 be. Tomorrow's Almanac | Sunrise 6.62 am Sunset 7:00 pm penance = ning to vet Gn ¥<* eon | Moonset 1.36 pom, : Moon, last quarter, Aug 16 —a Pm to *- “ae Washingt Bi eet ‘Neva Bone) ios Se ae ‘omorrow (Eastern Standard Time) _— ae OG High Lew Treating Tie Cite oe o 2:42 a.m. 10:25 am | «st vteae saad mer age ape 5:06 p.m. 46pm | Cheat aoe a - oOo | reonee oreed pre antgevae TIDE DATA : (Reference Station: Key Time off Height ef | 3 8000 Peete Station— Tide high wate | (Cee © -_ & Bahia Honda | time te (bridge) —Oh 10m eon | pa No Name Key = (east end) _.+2h 20m | Cty Kents © Bea Chica ported & me * (Sandy Point) —Oh 40m ihe ome Seve « “ Caldes Channel vue ' - (north end) +2hl@m 4148 ° NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Correction to be subtracted (+)—Plus sign’ Corrections & . be + - sic x see 2 - MAN WANTED for Rawleigh| **2 business in Key West and Mon - roe County. Nearby dealer Smith, . © making sales over $85 weekly |" - Permanent if you are a husther ed Wri Rawleigh’s, Dept FAM.) eanres 660-123, Memphis, Tenn yndeas aug9.10-12-16-17-19-60. © BEAUTY SALONS ° SUMMER RATES «x ‘ : 20 per cent reduction * “—~ heat permanent waves Catal waves $8.50 up. uty Coben 521 Southard, Telephone 206 vane augid am A FOR RENT—COTTAGES ° -ISMALL efficiency cottage ° couple only, No pets Ut jfurnished. $12 per week A , 800 Simonton, Phone 44 STORAGE ae . ~ | RED Brick Storage Co Sure Tet ture or commercial Phen 8 | 798 ie es © “HAIR STYLING a. too MISS Etta Faye Hinton, fi prize winner and holder of the silver cup of the Hairdressers and For rent until January Ist. $200} Sedan, gray. Has overdrive.} | |monthly, including all utilities.!radio, heater, white sidewall Se eae Phone 136. augil.6t|tires, nylon seat covers, wind-| HELP WANTED—FEMALE ' —j|shicid squirter. $2500.00. Phone 7- con. AG | | 1 e Ke to ? As an vol | FURD wa- | 195-J, between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.! OE ke to talks Bs an bon | ter. 1 small child accepted. 330} augl | CS BSRT ESD EU YS coy gee ON ee Biscabeth Street, nee Tes | MEPL Gee _' good money while talking to ee : ares = friendly customers prepared by WANTED—TO RENT national advertising. Consult Mrs : | FOR RENT--BUNGALOWS (an one ares © eo eee c/o Overseas Hotel —-_____—_—_——-| NAVAL officer, wife and child, yondas thra Wednes FIVE unusually cool. spacious to rent one or two bed-)~ ; ag | beautifully decorated furnished furnished house or apart-; jrooms. All electric, tub - she Phone 1009-J ———- = screened porch, ga V aug15-3t TWO experienced waitresses it t 1 01 United ediately. Must be sober. El ree adults. 1401 United Street mediately sobe eee fy | Pasaje Restaurant, 1005 Truman \ augl5-6t; TWO « bedroc me beats yeast 1 to Oct. 15, Avenue augl6-3tx | FOR RENT—APARTMENTS aug16-4t ———————_—_—__—_@ . | AND ROOMS | ‘ HELP WANTED—MALE | NAVAL officer | ets } FOUR apartments, rooms and} r furnished house or apart-| COMBIN N cook and sand | light housekeeping rooms, $5 to| ment till mid-December wich man. P 1443 or ap 40-W, Mrs. Fisher augl6-6tx : ply 1104 White Street 30tx | — —{FURNISHED 3 or 4 bedroom ——————-——_—_—— SERVICE AND REPAIRS aug $15 per week. 411 William St. | | FOR RENI—HOTEL ROOMS | house on or near beach. Must | - a be modern and equipped —SAW FILING | OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming.) February 15 to / 15, State = | Single rooms $10 up weekly.' rental and details | Double from $12. Coffee Shop; Box 9-P.C., n ! and Bar. aug git 8 styling contest, is now ad | of the Beauty Colony. Phone a Cosmotology Association the FoR SALE Second Sheets ©2ae Arman Press ee t = aie for appointment 521 Sete aug? sm MOVING AND HAULING Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agen Galloway Transfer and Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 EV Kinenee ply 19 Sime -FOR SALE CHEAP - All Grocery and Mest Fete BAER’S OW Mote Make Offer for Ath om ¢ at 9S Deal &