The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1952, Page 7

Monday, December 8, 1952 WILL GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12e per line for one day Tie per line for three days 1c per fine for six days 9¢ per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days Minimum of 3 lines per insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY In case of error, The Crtizen will be responsible for only ene insertion. (Contract Rates On Request Secheiisimeateieneieseoneeeniae 2—Apartments For Rent ONE bédroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes furn- ished. M & B Motel. Phone 2-5515. nové6-tf: FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 3 rooms and bath, maid and jauitor service, utilities furnished. Cor<! Hotel Apartments, 312 Simonton St. nov7-tf; NEW Bedroom and efficiency apartments. Ideally located for rest and recreation. El Patio Mo- tel. Washington and William Sts. nov24-tf peel a, 9 A SEPA ae eater APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE. « Open for your inspection. Furn- ished or unfurnished. Royal Palms Apartments. Ist Street and Patter- son Ave. + novi2-tf ONE-BEDROOM Apt. Complete- ly furnisred. Util'ties includ- ed. 1104 Truman Ave., upstairs. Also, one two-k2droom apart- ment, unfurnished except for electric stove, wetc. heater and ice box. 517 Whitehead St. Phone’ 2-3745 or apply County, Judge’s of- fice, Mrs, Villar. dec2-tf: BEDROOM Apartments and Motel rooms, completely furnished, maid service. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane, off Truman Ave. s : nov7- NEWLY Renovated bedroom apart- » “ment. All utilities. Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton, dect-tf COOL, clean apartment. Water at all. times. Utilities furnished, its, no pets. Stutz Hotel apart- Mm 410 Fleming St. nov5-tf » %ROOM furn. Apt. Adults only. $65.00 monthly. Phone 2-6711. novi4-tf APARTMENTS, $20.00 weekly. Rooms, $10.00 weekly. 411 Wil- liam St. dec2-6tx TO COUPLE Only. Large one-bed- room, 4-room apt. $65.00 monthly. No pets. See from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Phone 2-2361, 615 Elizabeth St. dec3-tf EFFICIENCY Apt. ‘One room, kitchenette and bath. Adults, no pets. Week or month, Phone 2-5790. dec3-6tx FURNISHED Apartment. Reas-n- able year-round rate. Phone 128-J. dec4-3tx FURNISHED Apartments. Utilities included. One child accepted. No pets. 511 Angela. _dec5-3tx THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (Continued) FURN. Cottage. Couple, no pets. 1128 Margaret. Phone 2-6280. FURN. or unfurn, 1 bedroom home. Huge yard with fruit trees. Dial 2-5422, days & 2-6837, nights. decé6-2t FURN. one-bedroom house, 1204 Duncan St. Apply 626 Grinnell St. Dial 2-3850. dec6-3tx droom house. Al- so efficiency apartment. Near County Beach, for adults. Season or yearly. 1411 Flagler. dec8-tf| 5—Rooms For Rent LUIG\’S roomin; house. Rooms with and without private baths. Ca'l after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. nov7-t EXTRA LARGE room in private home. Use of dinette and kitchen optional. 1114 Grinnell, phone 2-3175. nova9-tf| LIGHT Housekeeping and sleeping rooms. One block from business district. Free parking, 513 White- head. dec3-6tx FURNISHED room, $7.50 per week, 626 Grinnell St. dec5-3t LUIGI’S rooming housé. Rooms with and without private baths. Call after 3 p.m., 227 Duval St. nov7-tf Red Brick Garage. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton, nov21-tf GOOD Opportunity for chef. Kitch- en for rent in Duffy’s Delmonico, tapes WANTED, “-e body man, one porter and 2 experienced Ford Mechanics. ~- —e Motors Inc. novi7-tf COOK, reliable. Good hours and working conditions. Apply in per; son, Caribe Restaurant. novi8-tf EXPERIENCED lubrication and underseal man. - Inexperienced need not apply. Call in person at Navarro, Inc., 601 Duval St. dec2-tf LOCAL MAN for body work. Apply in person, Navarro, Inc., 601 Du- val St. dec2-tf! DRIVER-Salesman for popular Premium Beer. Give experience, if any, to Box 3 ¢/o Citizen. dec3-6t TRUCK DRIVER and_ helper. Strunk Lumber Yard, 120 Simon- ton St. dees-tf MODEST MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered U. & Patent Other Tim GOING 70 BE THE LIFE OF THE PARTY TONIGHT, I HIRED ’ 9—Female Help Wanted (Continuedy WANTED: Waitress and good pay. Starlight Club, 713 Du- val St. novs-tf WAITRESS, good hours and work- ing conditions. Apply in person, Caribe Restaurant. nov25-tf KINDERGARTEN Nursery’ teach- er, College graduate. Experienced preferred. Phone 2-5547, dec5-tf EARN $100.00 or more per month addressing envelopes in spare time at home by hand or type- writer. Send $1.00 for information afid instructions. Scott & Co., Dept. 138, Roxbury Station, Box 112, Rox- bury 19, Mass. Money back guaran- tee, dec6-12t ATTRACTIVE Cocktail waitress and mixologist. Casa Cayo Hueso — Horace Young. dec6-3tx 10—Male and Female Help » Wanted : SHRIMP HEADERS WANTED AT THE KEY WEST SHRIMP CO. PHONE 2-2352, DAYS AND 2-3729, NIGHTS, dec4-tf 16—Personal pet ans sainines stile ae a OO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Key West. Write Box A.A. c/o The Citizen. dec2-25tx ANYONE witnessing slapping of boy in Commissary on Dec. 2, contact 515-D White St. Cooperation greatly appreciated, dec5-3tx 1 IF Y Z B-6t ‘OU WASH ’EM then you 17—Personal Services Notary Pubne NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office ‘if nove-tf know they are washed. Soak, wash, 3) rinses, 25c. Paul’s Self-Service Leundry, 426 White St. dec5-tf| SINGER SEWING MACHINES SALES — SERVICE — PARTS 22—Lost LOST, Green Parakeet. One wing ¢ clipped. Sentimental value, Re- ward. Return to 44-A Sigsbee Road. dec5-6t} RED WALLET containing money, driver’s license, and important Papers. Vicinity, Packer, Fleming and Duval, Reward, Return to 1311 Flagler. decé-2t 24—Business Opportunities CORNER variety store, Grossing, $30,000. Could be doubled. Con- ‘crete block, 80’ deep, 40’ front. 648 \ William St. decl-mon-wed-fri-tf CITY Sightseeing tours. Best cor- ‘ery lucrative. Will sacrifice. Owners leaving town. -vvu eyuipment. Dial 2-2166. dec8-6t 24A—Building & Financing AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, Licensed general contractor, old and new work, 616 Duval St. Phone 2-6141, nov20-tf FOR NEW HOMES All Types of Repairs And Alterations JAMES L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1213 Georgia, Phone 2-5546. dec4-tf ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Bonded Licensed Contractor PORTER - WAGOR - RUSSELL, INC. - James Anderson, Sup’t. Ph. 2-2232. dec4-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale NEW Waterfront Duplex. Can gross $5250.00 per annum on invest ment — $30,000 — Write Box H.D.7, ¢/o Citizen, nov22-létx STOCK ISLAND, ocean frontage 200 x 375. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton. nov2i-tf| LGR hn Classified Advertising Brings Results DIAL 2.5661 34—Household Items For Sale 2SERVEL Deluxe gas refrigera- tors. 2 full-size gas stoves. Ap- ply 710 Bakers’ Lane. dec3-tf ond ‘and FRIGIDAIRE. 1029 Fle- ming. dec4-tf| 1950 WESTINGHOUSE refrigera- tor. Apartment type. 2204 Fogar- ty. SOLID Mahogany Duncan Phife & 2 Hepplewaite chairs. 807 Wash- ington. dec8-tf 35—Wanted To Buy WE PAY $1.90 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 2-2842. deci-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale (Continued) FOR THE BEST ON THE LOWER FLORIDA KEYS SEE HUDGINS & ALFONSO, INC. Summerland Key Post Office Six Subdivisions Town site lots — waterway lots — beach front lots — highway lots — ocean front lots, Small acreage tracts. Two houses on ocean. Larg- est development and fastest grow ing community on Lower Keys. All Utilities 21 miles from Key West. Phone Summerland Key Nc. 2. declmon-wed-fri-tf VERY GOOD investments in in- come property. 2-story, 3-apart- ment house on Caroline Street, 25% gross on purchase price of $10,- 000.00, terms $6,000.00 cash, balanee easy. 2-DUPLEX buildings and corner lot, producing 17% gross on pur- chase price of $21,000.00, terms $6,- 000.00 cash, balance easy. DUPLEX C.B.S. construction near County Beach, producing 17% gross on $16,000.00 purchase price, terms $5,000.00 cash, balance pay- able in 10 years. 2STORY, 3-apartment house on Olivia Street, income 20% gross on purchase price of $12,000.00, terms $8,000.00 cash and assume $4,000.00 lien, payable $100.00 per month. 419 Duval St. Dial 2-2831. JOHNSON & JOHNSON | dec8-tf 26—Lots For Sale LOT, corner George and Blanche. 44 x 100. Reasonable. Write Box AZX c/o Citizen. novi-tf 28—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. Dial 2-5661 nev0-tf 30—Services and Repairs SIMONTON ST. Body Works. Auto painting also upholstering and trim — convertible tops, 121 Si- monton St. Phone 2-3951, nov27-tf $1—Garden-Lawn Supplies WE are justly proud of new plant shipment. Large Philo-dendron’s, on tree fern and cork. Trianae Or- chids (corsage type) in bud and bloom. Key West Garden and Lawn Supply. decé6-3t 33—Miscellaneous EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601. We buy and sell new and used furniture. nov27-tf| THE MUSIC SHOPPE, 726 Duval, is offering a completely different; ment of goldfisif, aquariums and) you'll ever again 38—Automobiles For Sale 1949 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan. Good cond. New tires. $1,000.00. 101-B Peary_ Court. dec3-6tx 1940 FORD Convertible. Good con- dition. Best offer taken. 1425 United. dec6-2t 1950 Cadillac “61” Coupe. One owner. Terms arranged. 132-A Peary Court. Dec. 4-6tx 1940 DODGE. Good motor & tires. Passed inspection, $125.00. 1233 South. dec5-3tx °39 FORD with 41 engine. Hydro brakes. Apply after 5 p.m., 609 Margaret St. ; dec8-1t 1952 CHEVROLET 2-door’ sedan, 2500 miles, custom made seat “covers, $1125 equity for $700.00. 802 Southard, or dial 2-2745. dec8-3t 39—Trailers For Sale LUGGAGE TRAILER. Metal body. Oversize tires. Can be seen at Haskins Machine Works, 726 Caro-) line. nov26-tf ’52 STEWART 37 ft. 2 bedroom, Comp. bath, awning. Al’s Trailer Park, Stock Island. dec2-7tx 35 FT. ALUMINUM ELCAR — Sleeps 8. 18’ x 9’ screen porch $1995. Navy Trailer Park, No. 41 dec2-6tx 1948 LIBERTY, 25’. Good cond. Lot 44, Key West Trailer Court or 1327 Duval St., Apt. No. 5. dec4-6t 20’ HARRIS Coach. Needs repair. Elec. refrig. Only $195.00, as is. See Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle Trail- er Cove, Stock Island, dec6-tf 41—Boats and Motors 16’ BOAT with 10 H.P, inboard complete with trailer. Excellent condl., $450.00. 46-D Sigsbee Road. dec4-12tx ,SEE the all new 1953 Scott Atwater | 7% H.P. Now on display at your! outboard headquarters, Stock Is-| land, Cliff’s Marine and Supply Co. } dec6-tf | Dial 2-2531. 23 FT. long, 17 ft. 6 in. beam, fully equipped with 6 H.P. Palmer en- gine, $350.00. Apply E. Cates, 409! Francis St. dec8-3tx 57 LONG 17%’, beam boat “Jordan Girls", located at Thompson En- terprises. Owner, Sam Jordan, dec8-3tx 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets PERMANENT Christmas present. | Boxer pups, males and females. AKC registered, high pedigree. 1515 First Street. decl-tx dec5-3t! 50—Legal Notices (Continueas that would be 100 feet distant from the aforementioned North 10° 00’ East line measured at a right angle; thence South 10° 00’ West, 654 feet, more or less, to the said Northerly right-of-way line of United States Highway No, 1; thence North 81° 17° East,. along sald right-of-way line, 105.58 feet to the point of Beginning; containing 1.46 acres, more or less, lying and being in Sec- tion 26, Township 67 South, Range 25 East, Monroe Coun- -¥, Florida. The Purchaser is required to pay he advertising cost and document- ry stamps Sale, if and when made, shall be subject to the Trustees reserw- ing unto themselves 75% of the phosphate, minerals and metals and 50% of the petroleum thereon or thereunder, THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the right te reject the sale. BY ORDER of the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida. FULLER WARREN, Governor t a Attest’: F. C. ELLIOT, Trustees LL. no idecl-8-15,1952 Sports Roundup NEW YORK’ W—The basketball season is upon us again, mates, and we have been asked if it is true that the sport is in a bad way from the series of “dumping” scandals and other assorted mal- feasances that have kept it up in the crime news, along with arson and multiple bigamy, during the past few years. “Will people continue to pay to | see it after all this bad publicity?” j we are asked. ‘Don’t you feel that this is the critical season for the game, when it might start sliding back to the status of the very minor sport it was before Ned Irish put on his first program in Madison Square Garden in the early 30s?” We have passed on the questions to a number of men who know a great deal more about basketball than we ever intend to, and their | answer is a vigorous ‘‘no” on each count. They claim the game is much too big, too solidly en- trenched in the country of its birth | and much of the rest of the world to be seriously hurt by its recent misfortunes. The garden has a fine schedule of attractions booked for the win- ter, they point out, even if such former standouts as Kentucky, Long Island U., Bradley, Okla- homa Aggies and CCNY will be missing. They predict confidently that the crowds will average just about as large as in othe. years. “That is only a small part of} the overall picture, though,” one of our experts commented. “Since the Garden made basketball big stuff and showed the ‘kind of mon- ey there was in it, schools all over the country have buili huge, expensive field houses and ad- vanced basketball to a status only just behind that of football. They no longer need to come to the} Garden to make big money. “As for the fans who love bas- | ketball staying away just because |a few boys were caught shaving | points for money, you can forget jit. Did baseball fold up after the | Black Sox scandal? All that did was awaken baseball to the fact , that it had a problem on its hands, | jand this has done the same for | basketball, “The banishment of the Black Sox had its effect upon every base- ball player who has come along! since. It’s hard for a stranger to | | get the time of day from one of | them. From here on it’s going to {no real but the man could pe close to right. .The boys who succumbed to the gamblers originally did not feel, upon their word, that they were doing anything very wrong in merely adjusting the score to fit the point spread. kk wae only later, after they were hooked that some of them actually took to throwing games, The players you will see out there this winter know the facts of life. @y GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK — The time ap- pears to have come for the Okla- homa Sooners to quit fooling around and make a rea’ pitch for membership in the Southwest Con- ference, where their football play- ing qualities would be more great+ ly appreciated than they are in the Big Seven. Addition of the Sooners would round the Southwest Conference into a powerful eight-school group whose championship race would be even more rugged than it is now. Also, it would guarantee the Oklahoma team the privilege of playing in the Cotton Bow! if it won the title. The simple fact is that there is incentive nowadays to build a great football dynasty un- less there is a chance to play in one of.the bowls, Probably it isn’t even economically sound. That is one of the big talking points of the bowl critics. If yow ever see one-of our in- door track stars limpixg around the strects as though he had some- thing stuck in the toe of his shoe, we are in position to tell you how he got that way. Our authority is Ray Weinberg, who hurdled for Australia in the Olympic Games at Helsinki last summer and who says he tried to indute several American stars to compete in his country this winter. “They were just not interested,” Weinberg told the Melbourne Ar- gus. “Some of them make up to $650 for a single appearance at an indoor meeting. One of them told me there is too much money in the boards for him to visit Aus- tralia.” Apparently under the impression that they were talking with an- other member of the guild, the Americans, according to Weinberg; went to some pains to fill him in on the latest methods of paying off in their country. This was our favorité, as divulged by the Argus: “Weinberg said most of the stars had private dressing rooms when they appeared at the meetings, On returning to change after ap- pearing on the track, they found $650 tucked in the toe of one of their shoes.” What will these slick promoters think up next? Man Who Dueled Police Dies ATLANTA (#—A 50-year-old car- penter who dueled police for an hour last week with a shotgun died of his wounds yesterday, Homer Marvin Sprvell, charged with suspicion of murder, had been under police guard in Grady Hos- pital since the gun battle last Tues- day. He was shot four times in the chest and twice in the head. Patrolman W. M. Richards, 56, was killed and two other officers wounded during a spectacular gun fight which drew thousands of cu- tious to the scene near the Georgia NEW Shipment of Ring Tail and| be much the same with the basket- | Téch campus. Squirrel Monkeys. Also, ship- 814 sincerely doubt that hear of a college | player accepting a bribe.” |ballers, I The gun battle began when po- lice went to Spruell's apartment to investigate a minor traffic mis- selection of used records every! water plants, The Pet Shop, p oo week. Now is your chance to stock; Caroline. dec4-6t| _ In view of the amount of bribing | 9*P- record 5 SS eee —-|that seems to have gone on at te cot —— econ, | FOR SALE; Parakeet birds, 1415, the heizht of the practice a few| A healthy diet SINGER SEWING MACH UTIFULLY furn, 2-bed seer = esa 118 Coral Way apt., by week or month, 715 Sem- inole, opposite Casa Marina. composed of St. Phone 2-3729. Here since 1919. MODERN APT. Nicely furn. Ac- commodate 3 or 4 persons. Week- ly rates. Apply 701 South. dec6-3tx 5-ROOM unfurnished apt. Centrally located. Children accepted. Ap- ply 823 Whitehead St., or dial 32-2642, dec6-7tx FURN. 2-bedroom apt. All. electric! kitchen, tile bath. 647 William. decé-tf! FURNISHED APT, Convenient to bases. 802 Eaton St. decé-ti| 1-BEDROOM furnished apartment. 2305 Staples. dec8-3t} NEWLY remodeled apt. Reason EXPERIENC’D soda_ f-untain girl c._able of taking) charge of soda fountain. N. phone calls, Ap- ply after 3 p.m., Southernmost City | Pharmacy, Inc., Duval and Fle- ming Sts. dect-tf GTRLS W (TED for fc -tain work. Must be experienced. No Ns. Apply after 3 p.m.,| Southernmost “ty Pharmacy, Inc., Duval & Fleming Sts. 21-tf ATTRACTIVE young lady for FOR SALE: Six consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen. Deliver- ed to your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial 2.5661, Circulation Dept. BRIDES TO BE HAVE YOUR wedding invitations and announcements printed by The Artman Press. Dial 2-5661. | <—-ersienescrensinisivilingaieeenaest 18—Special Services a ii ta NOTICE GLIDDEN PAINTS iG SUPPLIES— FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING b EPAIRS & INSTALLATION | _ KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 3-BEDROOM CBS bungalow. Com- pletely furnished. Near County Beach. Price, $15,750.00. Terms, $4,- 350.00 Cash, balance payable m 000 cash, balance payable monthly $61.32. Johnson & Johnson, 419 Du- val, phone 2-2831. nov29-tf ONE %-room brick house and one: efficiency brick cottage. Nicely) landscaped lots 104 x 119. Rental) income, $229.60 monthly. Com-! MAPLE venetian blinds, 4, 78 x 62, | $12.00. 2, 38 x 62, $4.00 1, 36 x 44, $2.00, 1114 Grinnell. Dial 2-3175. dec8-3t} STEEL set bunk beds. $15.00. Dial 2-2556, dec8-1tx MEN’S Flannel shirts, $2.98; men’s nylon hose, 65¢ & 75c; full lined! corduroy sport jacket, $12.95; Boys'| flannel shirts, $1.98; — $5.00 = folds, $2.49 plus tax. Men's gabar- dine cord shirts, $4.95; self-belt slacks, $8.95. Come in and get ac-! quainted — use our lay-away plan Esther & Bill's, 716 Duval. dec8-6t+ 100% DuPONT nylon utility $1.00 plus tax; gym bags, $2.6 First Street. dec6-2tx 45—Transportation Storage > Meving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 2-6733 E. V. KINSMAN 49A—House Movers HOUSEMOVERS CALL GARNETT Phone 2-5401 seasons back, this would appear to jbe a most optimistic prediction, | ‘TH cereals and other wegetable is pos- sible only if salt is added to the pletely furnished, $18,500.00 cash. tax included, double barrel model |See Horace Young, Casa Cayo! B “Fox” shot gun, $50.00; Emerson/ Hueso — 1400 Duval, phone 2-3345.) radio, $15.00; GE. elee. iron, $7.00; dec3-tf) DeWald radio, $25.00; Kodak Dua | flex with flash, $15.00; Gruen, Ben tus, Bulovas and other famous) , make 17-J wristwatches — $10.00) wp — Come in and look around — ° Esther & Bill's, 716 Duval. dec8-3t | 211 SIMONTON ST, TEL. 2.3123 waitress and cocktail work. See nov15-tf Mr. Horace Young, Casa Cayo Husso, 1409 Duval. dec3-tf) SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec- A GOOD JOB for the right woman| lve: yet has no lasting’ odor 3BEDROOM house, 2908 Harris. — A pleasing personality and a| ey from your grocer. BovS-tf|" Good cond. Terms. Owner. Dial car are necessary. You will have) NEW one-bedroom furn. apt All| hectic weekes ‘ COCONUT TREES cleaned, remov | 2487. decs-3t aah is hours. You need to! —— electric kitchen and tile bath. AP-| add $45 to $75 every week to the! fog cing pa general clean LUE and lot, Johnsonville Subdi- ply 1116 Grinnell St. Dial 2-2704. | family income to start. You should] 2.5892 for wipe rarer? — » Rie Connitt Key, $1,300.00 SOTiONAL cash resi Like! cash. Apply $04 Francis St. dec# og | new. Sacrifice; baby’s high chair. dec8-3tx! Be 25 to 48 years old and will have 1:BEDROOM apt. for sublet Dec./ 2" opportunity for rapid advance-' 2]— Instructions ne, has | and stroller, dial 2.2168. dec$-<t 15-April Ist, ~ children or pets.| ment. You will be with a national) ——___ og coy es oe ee ee eee “ Excellent location. Cali 2.3893. | organization ina permanent posi-/ SPANISH LESSONS taught indi- 1.0 unfurn. “beg having 15) 22GAL. water tank, $10. Two-door dec$-stx| tion where your income is unlimit-| vidually at 728 United St. Inquire - ons ete. Paul Boysen, 625 min ring St. decé-! ee |e toe ee between 9 & 12 mornings. dec3-3t 3—Cottages For Rent ——— | OWNER offers 2bedroom CBS’ | training at our expense. Write to-/ sea ————— | day for “Get Acquainted” inter-| 7/2 FURN. Cottage, $50.00. Couple, no! view application. P. G. Roberts.| iy mE | home. Landscaped corner lot. By pets. Apply 1128 Margaret. Dial| Empire Crafts Corporation, New appointment oaly. Phone 2-3185. 3.6286. dec8-6t| ark, New York State, deck-3t| ; coche able year around rate. Dial 2.2556. dec8-Itx! LARGE, nicely furnished apt, Tile| bath. 523 Elizabeth, dial 2.7738. | dec8-3t