The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 13, 1953, Page 8

(TS PRO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Tuesday, Octobor 13, 1953 The World Today By CHARLES F. BARRETT WASHINGTON #—Congress and the Eisenhower administration are! mulling over a different way of fi- Bancing the vast social security) retirement program. The idea under study, so basic it could alter the whole complex- fon of the government's program for the aged, is calied “pay as) you go.” Under this system, Congress or' the administration would estimate the cost of social security benefits to be paid each year and then levy a tax to pay the bill As Rep. Curtis (R-Neb) once put it. “When the year closes, notohing| is owed and nothing is promised.” Tax rates and benefit levels might vary from year to year, de- pending on economic conditions, the number of persuns reaching retirement age, ihe attitude of Con- gress, and so on. Or benefit leveis could be held eonstant, with taxes varying to! needed. This plan, which has some influ- ential advocates, contrasts sharply with the concept on which the so- cial security program has been operating for the past 18 years. The present system . contem- plated that relatively few persons would qualify for benefits in the first 20 to 30 years, but that evenu-| Today's Women By DOROTHY ROE AP Women’s Editor It’s not just American women who make mistakes in dress, says Jacques Fath, Parisian designer who has invaded the American market for the last few years. Even French women can be wrong. Interviewed in the midst of his U. S. wholesale coliection of resort and spring fashions, which will be unveiled to American buyers next week, the blond and elegant Mr. Fath considered the universal tragedy of a bad judgment and sighed: international. Women all over the world lose their sense of proportion when they are exposed to too many garments at one! time.” He paused to adjust the drape of a filmy organza dance dress! worn by a weary model, issued, a few staccato orders to the har-) tied workroom manager, looked out the small window at the can- yons of New York’s 7th Ave., and) continued: “The biggest mistake made by all women everywhere—in Amer- ica, in France, in Italy, in Siam— is to think they can icok elegant by sewing sequins all over everything. They sew them on their sweaters, on hats, on gloves, on shoes—they even paste them on their eyelids. “If you merely want glitter, why not wear a lighted electric bulb in each ear?” Settling down to the business of the day, Mr. Fath, under gentle persuasion, issued the following ten commandments for being well dressed in any language: 1, Keep it simple. Simplicity is the one fundamental rule for good taste. \ 2. Give proper care to the hair- Be do. It need not be the latest fads, but it must be suitable to the in dividual, well-groomed, shining, | cared-for—and neat. 3. Wear the simplest possible shoes—plain pumps in well-pol-| ished calf or kid or well-brushed! suede. No sequins, please. No open| toes or open heels. No ankle} traps. | 4. Don’t load yourself with ac-} eessories. A scarf, a brooch, a/| gecklace, a fob watch, chandelier ear rings and corsage are too! much. Learn to eliminate unne- eessary decoration. 3. Don’t overdress. It’s far bet-) fer to be underdressed for any) eccasion than to be overdressed. Understatement is the best policy. 6, Save your glamour clothes for after-five. You needn't carry the simplicity theme to the point ef wearing an old sweater and tweed skirt for cocktails. Learn the art of timing. 1, Keep your iat smart, but eimple. It should not detract at-) tention from your face, your hair- do and your gown. Only the simp- lest costume can take an extreme bat. 8. For ordinary evening wear short dresses are most becoming! and practical—except for formal) inners and dances 9. Gloves should be plain, im- maculate and expensive. 30. Jewelry also should be simple unless you happen to uwn a peck ef real diamonds. Then the sky’s the limit. But if your resources are Mmited, choose «ne piece of real Jewelry rather than several pounds ef rhinestones. The only fake jew- els that can be worn in quantity | and in good taste are pearls. Mr. Fath, reviewing his remarks @oncedes, however, that diamonds ere a gril’s best fricnd. (For JAMES MARLOW) ally the number weuld be several times greater than now, So it attempts to strike, far in advance, an average tax level) needed to finance the program on a permanent basis. Thus the plan calls for tax income to exceed pay- ments greatly in the early years, with this surplus piling up a re- serve called the “trust fund.” Later, when the stcadily increas-| ing payments rise above tax in- come, interest on the trust fund is) expected to bridge the gap and keep the program solvent. Theoretically, the tax rate, the trust fund and the level of bene- fits eventually would remain al- most constant. Actually, to avoid is stepped up at fiveyear intervals until it reaches 644 pea cent of pay-' rolls in 1970, ks Congress was expected to make minor adjustments 9s needs devel- oped. But the theory, at least, called for a permanent and happy state of equilibrium extending well beyond the year 2000. If a bad year cut into the trust fund, a good year would build it back. Here are some of the arguments pro and con, whicn may be aired with considerable heat in Con- ress: : Supporters of the present system say its biggest asset is that interest from the trust fund will help keep taxes down when the program reaches full costs. They argue “pay as you go” would produce violent ups and downs depending on the political complexion of Congress, with aged people never knowing what to ex- pect from one year to the next. Even if constant benefits are at- tempted, they contend, the tax rate would be prohibitive during unusually adverse years with large numbers of workers unemployed and not contributing, costs would be greater than normal, and there would be no reserve to fall back on, In effect, they say, “‘pay as you go” is an effort to whittle down the program. Critics say the trust fund concept attempts the impossible by trying’ to estimate now such things as the number of births ard deaths and economic conditions in 2050, They insist political temptation will be too great and the trust fund will be raided to provide bigger benefits for current voters, thus committing the government to a program it won't be able to sustain in the future. They claim each new actuarial study already pictures the trust fund turning downward or exhaust- ing itself, instead of remaining al- most level. They doubt if present voters will consent to raise taxes enough to build up a trust fund for future recipients. —————_. New power developments at jNiagara Falls will operate at night and in the off season to cut the flow over the falls to about one fourth of the normal volume, but will Permit almost full flow when sightseers are likely to be present. LEGAL NOTICES ua ee CIRCUIT COURT OF THE oh TH) TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND vi D ‘ 7 CHANCERY. SRO? COUNTY, ALEXANDER BY LOWERY, pilaintttt, ERY. = Defendant. vs. BELLE WHEELER Low: NOTICE BY PUBLICA TO: Belle Wheeler Lowery Warsaw, Virginia YOU ARE" HEREBY Ni bry a re has against you herei nd quired to serve @ copy of your swer on attorney for Plaintiff a: file the original thereof with Clerk of this Court on or bef the 4th dav of November, A.D., 1953, otherwii Decree Pro Conte Will be entered against you. Ae ga day of October, County, Florida.” os Meares (Seal) BARL R. ADAMS, lerk Cireuit Ci By: Kathleen Nottage sae Deputy Clerk WILLIAM VY. ALBURY 608 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff. IN THE URT OF THE SIXT TAL CIRCUIT. Sood Matte CaN HS . COUNTY. CHANCERY. aE Seam Cane No. 13-819 LLEWLLYN L SMITH, = eerie yOR: HAZEL P. SMITH, siz Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICA N TO: Hazel P. Smith aren 442-2 4th Avenue, & W., aie Washington. 1U_ ARE EBY ORDERED and REQUIRED to serve a aoe of your Answer to the Complaint for Divorce on the Plaintiff's Solicitor, and file the original Answer in the Office of the Clerk of the Court on or before the 4th November, A.D. 1953 in the abo entitled cause, otherwise the allega- ttons therein contained will be tak- en_as confessed. Ef and ORDERED at Key lonroe County, Florida, this of October, ALD. 1953. EARL R ADAMS, Clerk. By; Kathleen Nottage Deputy Clerk. (sd) J. ¥. Porter 1V, Pla fs Scticltor, 413 Flemte: hey Weat, Bia. Cireuit day of ve D West 5th day (Seal) Oct6-13- 2008, 2ars LEGAL NOTICES (CONTINUED) NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious, name of “Betty-Ann-Stationers,” 516 Fleming Street, Key West. Florida, intends to ‘register said Bame with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, ETTY LOUISE ROBERTS, Sole Owner sept2?2-29octé-13,1953 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that ‘the undersigned, desiring to en- Sage in business under the ficti- tious name of ckerwood Res- taurant”, Maratho' Florida, intend to register said name with the oere et the Circuit Court of Mon- unty, Florida. eg Ay. 0. RACKLEY. LILLIAN RACKLEY, Sole Owners. oct! 13-20-27,1958 c CIRCUIT CO OF THE) DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN In case of a The Citizen will be respensible for only ene insertion. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 3 DAYS 6 DAYS | 12 DAYS "04 DAYS Ne We ie eel % Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. fo Matter of the Adoption of In the Matter of the joptio RAYMOND CHARLES SWAIM A Minor. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CONTRACT RATES ON EK OF FLORIDA, | 4/ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. All| ‘°/Phone 2-7738, t ‘too sudden an impact, the tax rate} TO: BENJAMIN HOWARDE SWAIN West Avenue 26 Los Angeles 35, California YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition for the adoption of RAYMOND CHARLES SWAIM, a mi- nor, has beer filed in the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Cir- cuit of the State of Florida in and for Monroe County, in Chancery. by John Harrison Burnett, of 28-A Fel- ton Road, Sigsbee Park, Key West, Monroe County, Florida, and you are hereby required to be and appear in said Court on or before 16th day of November A.D. 1953, there to show cause if any you can why said Pe- tition should not be granted. DATED at Key West, Monroe County, Flor! ae, this 12th day of 1 -D. 1953. RL R. ADAMS Clerk of the Circuit Court Monroe County, Florida, 3 leen Nottage, - By: Kathles puty clerk, (28) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. Attorney for Petitioner 604 Whitehead street edie 0-27 ;novs,1953 —KoTice UNDE! 7 (CE UNDER FICTITIOUS nen NAME LAW a NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desiring to en- gage in business under the ficti- flous name of “Marathon Outboard Sales and Service,” U.S. Highway No. 1, Marathon, Florida, intends to egisier the said fictitious name with the Clerk of she Siesite Court ty, Florida. of Monroe Coun’ FC. SANFORD Sole Owner. oct13-20-27;nov3,1953 1—Announcements LADY who purchased refrigera- tor at 904 Fleming Street, please call for same as space is needed. oct7-6t aut SEE, 2—Apartments For Rent NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities, Reasonable Tates. 321 Simonton. octl-tf BEDROOM apts. Furnished. All utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor Lane. octl-tf REQUEST DIAL 2-5661 Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line 4—Houses For Rent FURNISHED house, 1212 Packer octl3-3tx S—Rooms For Rent TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated) large rooms. Singles $8.00, doubles | $12.00. ote ROOMS for rent. $7.00 to $10.00 a week, with cooking facilities.| Working man only, 411 William St. oct7-6tx; NICE ROOM with private entrance.! Adjacent to bath, $8.00 weekly.! 102044 Margaret St. oct.12-3t! 6—Wante EFFICIENCY, _ fur furnished apt. Single man. No pets. Perman- ent resident, Call 2-7041, 8—Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED Meat Cutter. Ap- ply in person. Gulfstream Food) Store, 1105 White St. octé-tf) APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month. Stuts Hotel. 410 Fleming. octl-tf partments, 3 rooms and bath, maid and janitor ser- vice, utilities furnished. Coral Ho- tel Apartments, 512 Simonton St.| octl-tf’ APARTMENTS open for your in- spection. Furnished or unfurnish- ed. Royal Palms Apartments, ist Street and Patterson Ave. oct-tf ONE bedrou, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur- aished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton. octl-tf! APARTMENTS, $15.00 and $20.00 per week, 411 William St. octl0-6tx Apts.!projects with high pay, write For-| FOREIGN Employment Construc-| tion Work. If interested in foreign eign Service Bureau, Box 295, Met- uchen, N. J. octl3-1tx| BULLDOZER Operator. Must be able to grade. Living trailer fur- nished free. Suitable for couple, $1.75 an hour. Steady work. Phone Hudgins and Alfonso, Summerland Key No. 2. octl3-3t) OWNER of year old 35 Day Cam- Peche Boat seeks captain, Liber- al Bonus plan. Only recognized Producers of good reputation will be considered. Three references and two years experience as Campeche captain required. Call 2-3595 6:00; to 8:00 p. m. octl3-6t 9—Female Help Wanted ARTHUR MURRAY needs women, NEW, 2 bedroom, unfurnished) house on Big Coppit Key. Call) 2-5187. octl2-3tx | COOL garden furnished apt. $95.00 monthly, Couple, No pets. 301/ Whitehead St. octl2-3tx COMPLETELY furnished apt. Has screened porch. Child accepted. Located 721 South Street. Apply 701 South. octl2-3t utilities furn, 1212 Duval St. nished apt. 523 Elizabeth St. 17 octl2-2t FURN. APT. Private entrance. Pri- vate bath, No cooking. Working People only. Call 2-6851. oct12-6t FURNISHED APT, All utilities in-| cluded. $70.00 monthly. Phone 2. 3379. : m. octl2-2tx FURNISHED 3 Unit apt. house for! lease. Interested party must pur-! chase furniture. Write Box W. G. \6 Care of Citizen. oct13-3tx) |2 BEDROOM apt. furn, Utilities in-| cluded. Inquire 1319 Duval St. pelt lek.) OCR OEE FURNISHED One bedroom apt. Tile bath. All elec. kitchen. 647) William St. Apt. 1. oct7-tf |FURNISHED efficiency apartment. | Electric kitchen. Children wel- \come. Also sleeping room. Private! {bath, private entrance. 909 Eliza- {beth St. octl3-tf) |3—Cottages For Rent [COMPLETELY furnished one bed- room cottage. Low summer rates. Private beach. Lord's Beach! Court, corner South and Elizabeth’ Streets. Phone 2-2829. sept30-tf} COMPLETELY furn. airy one bed- 18 to 29. Neat and intelligent. Full or part time. Apply 1:0° - 6:00, 517 Duval St. oct9-6t} WANTED — Lady to manage Ho- tel. State references. Write P. 0. Box 708, Key West, oct7-tf EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. Steady work. Good pay. Apply Overseas Resaturant, 917 Flem-| ing Street. oct6-tf| Subscribe To The Citizen room cottage. In select neighbor- hood, Couple only, No pets. Apply} 3711 Eagle Ave. octl3,Stx eer 24A—Building and Fi (CONTIN@ED) ALL TYPES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION PORTER -WAGOR - PUSSELL, Bonded Licensed Contractor INC. JAMES ANDERSON, Sup’? Phone 2.2232 _ octl-tf FOR NEW HOMES JAMES L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1120 South St. Phone 2-5546 octl-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale [ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom McAr- thur house. Large screened jporch and shed. Corner lot. Phone 2-7938. FOR buying or selling any kind Wav Avan we Ty0u Wont CxEH ME WEARING “THOSE NEW GHORT SKIRTS, “THEYRE Too 9—Female Help Wanted (CONTINUED) COOK wanted. Day work. Short orders. Good pay. Land O’ Sun) Luncheon, 1001 Truman Ave. octl0-7t) AVON Representatives earn big money supplying Avon Cosme- tics Christmas Gifts. We train you ‘to start at once. To arrange an interview write our District Mana- ger Mes. Smedley, P. O. Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, Fla. oct12-3t WAITRESS. Experience unneces- sary, Day shift. Hours 7 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sigsbee Snackery, Sigs- Park. octl2-2t SECRETARY. Must be good typ-' ist and stenographer. Apply to ‘Mr. Conniff. Casa Marina Hotel. octl2-3t| WHITE Nursemaid for 3 children! 6 days a week. No ironing or heavy cleaning. $50. weekly. 2-6025. BEAUTICIAN. around operator. Apply Martin Hair Stylists, 921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021. oct13-6t BAR MAID wanted. Apply Duffy’s, 218 Duval St. __socti3-tf BAR MAID for day work. To liv: in or out. Apply in person, Wea vers, Stock Island. octl3-3t 11—Employment Wanted —Male or Female MAN AND WIFE available Nov. 1 as caretakers. Competent and reliable. Write Bliss, Summerland Key. Oct6,13,20-3tx 11A—Employment Wanted—Female BOOKKEEPER wishes part-time Position. Phone 2-5327. octl3-3t 12—Baby Sitters WILL TAKE CARE of children. Reasonable rates. Phone 2-2857. oct5-12t 13—Nursery Schools RELAX, shop, get that new perm- anent or attend church apd foot- ball games. Hourly rates. Island Nursery, 540 White St. oct2-tf: 17—Personal Services IMMODEST | @ |17—Personal Services (CONTINUED) NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office octl-tf! PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser-' vice. Larry Karns Studio, 220) Duval, Phone 2-6811, octl-tf, BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and anneuncements printed by The Artman Press, Dial 2-5661. octi-tf) FOR SALE: Six consecutive issves ef The Key West Citizen deliver- ied te your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. —_oct!-tf| 18—Special Services |SNO CAP BLEACH Is mild, effec- tive; yet has ne lasting Buy frem your grocer. 22—Lost | ;LOST, Black trunk with band equipment. If found, return to 1324 Newton St., Reward, Ronald I. Park. octl2-6t 45 CALIBER automatic Pistol Ser-! ial No, 261266-C, In vicinity Key West Gun Club on Stock Island. ;Reward. Contact J. D. Ellis, Navy Trailer Park, 1200 United St. octl2-3tx WILL person who found child’s pink coat Saturday night in Kress’, Please call Lydia Perez, Phone 2- 3377, octl3-3tx SET of keys with small wrench on key chain. On Margaret St. be- tween Southard and Fleming. ‘Please return to 822 Fleming. Rear Apt. 2. Reward. octl3-3tx 23—Found octl-tf! BLACK and white female pedigree, dog. Phone 2-5611 Mr. Gilman. octl3-3tx of Key West property, contact) Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es- tablished 1919. sept25-30tx 2 BEDROOM, Sunshine home. Convenient terms, Phone 2-3557. oct8-tf! 3 BEDROOM Sunshine home. Fenced yard. $2850.00 equity. Phone 2-2502. oct9-6tx NEW 3 bedroom C.B.S. Will sell equity, assume F.H.A. mort- gage. Low monthly payment. Im- mediate occupancy. 1614 South St. Phone 2-6000. octl0-7tx! 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath C.B.S. house with screened porch and car, porte. Large lot. Immediate oc- cupancy, 1717 South St. Phone; 2-7079. octl0-tf; 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath. 417 Southard St. Apply 615 Fleming St. Phone 2-5761, octl3-3t 26—Lots For Sale 2 LOTS, block from ocean and Casa Marina. M. Herman,| Caroga Lake, N. Y. augl9-tf 2 ADJOINING lots on Fogarty Ave. 50x100 each. Surveyed and abstract deed up to date. .00 each. Phone 2-5404. aa oct6-6t 31—Garden and Lawn _ 3 VEES Parakeet seed ADE | toys. Key West Garden and Lawn! Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture. oct1-tf, Make The ARTMAN PRESS yeur headquarters for the fines? in printing. DIAL 2.5661, a octl- NOTES Payable Forms. 10 foi 15c. Artman Press, Phone 2-5661. octi-tf; GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES — FIXTURES KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 219 Simenten St. Tel. 2-3123, octl-tf FALL air conditioner. Close out! % h.p. Vornado demonstrator, $285.00. % h.p. Vornado demonstra- tor, $245.00. Pierce Brothers, cor- ner Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. Phone 2-5922. octl-tf VALDEZ MAINTENANCE AND 24—Business Opportunities OWNER leaving for north. Must|/ASLE. PHONE 2-524 REPAIR. CARPENTER, PAINT- ING AND GENERAL REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE. REASON- oct9-6tx, sell income motel. Property on|BENCH DRILL Press. Bench saw Gulf side in Marathon. Write P.O. Box 537, Marathon, Fla. oct10-6t with motor. Gym and baby crib. Phone 2-7079. octlo-tf Singer Sewing Machines SALES, service, parts. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral ‘Way, Coral Gables. sept2-tf FOR LEASE: Service Station. Lo- cated at Sigsbee Park. Exclusive, jfranchise. For details contact Jim |Muniz, 1105 White St. oct7-tf 24A—Building and Financing AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, licensed general contractor, old and new ‘work. 616 Duval St. Phone 26141. octi-tf 34—Household Items For Sale Good Used Purniture For All Household Needs Remarkably Lew Prices Van Loads Arriving Weekly Warehouse Furniture Outlet 915 Simonton St. Ph. 2-2697) oct7-10t READ THE CITIZEN DAILY et 34—Household Items For Sale (CONTINUED) ——__-~ KENMORE Elec. Stove. Large Cold-Spot refrigerator with freez- er chest. Bendix automatic wash- er, kitchen utility cabinet. 2024 Fo- garty Ave., after 5:00 p. m. octl2-st |WRINGER TYPE Washing Ma- chine and two galvanized tubs with rack, $45.00. 137 “A” Peary Court. octlO-Stx SIMMONS couch. Blue. Good con- dition, $25. 715 South Street. __ oth St |FURNITURE for sale. Interested party must lease 3-Unit furnish- ed apt. Write Box W. G. 6 Care of Citizen. Octl3-Stx 34A—Restaurant and Store Equipment Inquire | American Legion Home. Can be seen any time, Te. 2702, oeti2@t 35—Wanted To Buy WANTED: A late model All State motor scooter. 1414 Patricia St. |Phone 2-3802. octlO-3t stale Nt |36—Bicycles and Tricycles BRING US your bicycle. We can put it in top shape for school opening. All makes American and English bikes repaired. Overseas Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St. Phone 2-6016. octl-tf 37—Automotive Parts ‘USED Truck and passenger car tires — New recaps, all sizes. Dick’s Tire Service, $29 Truman. octl-tt 38—Automobiles For Sale 1951 CROSLEY convertible. bx- cellent condition. Cheap. Hilton Haven Motel, Apt. 3, after 6:00 P.M. octlo-3t ONE “41 Buick Special, Good con- dition. $195.00, 505 Louisa St. octl2-3tx ‘48 MERCURY convertible. $600.00 . Phone 2-2202. octl2-Stx 1950 - '96 OLDSMOBILE. Low mil- age. Leaving country. Can be financed. Will sell cheap. Phone 2-5611, Mr. Gilman. octl3-3tz 53 STUDEBAKER Regal V-8 Com- mander, Very low mileage. Sac- cifice. My equity and assume pay- ments, Private party. Phone 2-7518. octl3-3t pinecones MY EQUITY in 41 ft. Liberty, 1952 model. Inquire Al's Trailer Park, ‘Stock Island. octs-aét OPEN TRAILER, 4’ x 6’ with 4 foot sides, Trails good. New tires. 718 Love Lane, octl2-3tx 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters 1952 CUSHMAN [tes After 5 p, m., 2-2968. 333-A Simonton Street. ‘49 WHIZZER motor bike. Automat- ic clutch and generator, $95. E. 'M. Johnson VX-1 Sea Plane Base. i4 FT. DELUXE Kauffman ron-a- bout, $294.00, Key Taekle, Roose- velt Blvd. octl-tt 14 FT. molded plywood hull and trailer. 151 “B” Peary Court, 4:30 - 7:00 P.M. octl0-3tx NEW PLYWOOD 12 ft. 6 in, 58 in. beam. 22 in. Depth, Also Class “B’ Jacoby Hydvo octi2stx MARTIN 200 and other models for sale at Key Tackle, Roosevelt octis4? Blvd. ee You Can Advertise On This Page for as Little as 99c (Cost of a 3-line Ad) The Key West Citizen, Key West, Florida. You may run my ad USE THIS ORDER BLANK NOW!! 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