The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 8, 1954, Page 8

ITS PBO NEW YORK #—Tax relief for;the consumer will spend the mon-|FOUR room, ail furnished house . business first or for individuals— which would give the economy the biggest boost? Industry is bending congressional ears just now, seeking more liberal depreciation rates—something the average citizen may be a little) hazy about. Industry holds that this would spur business and cre- ate jobs. The changeswould apply to new farm buildings and equipment, and pew rental housing, as well as to new factories and machinery, and commercial and industria] build- ings. Individuais would like a cut in al income tax payments. So would William McChesney Martin Jr., head of the Federal Reserve System, in all probability. | But he tells congressmen: “If you increase the money consumers heve to spend through raising tax exemptions ~om personal income | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Today's Mendy, February 8, 1954, Business Mirror By Sam Dawson ey.” Many a citizen, on the contrary, may be quite sure that he'll have lt spend any money saved him on |taxes—and the merchants to whom! jhe is in debt might, be interested lin seeing the color of that mouey. | But most businessmen will go |along with Martin’s belief that at |this time of recession worries the emphasis should be on the pro- duction side. Here is how businessmen figure that liberalization of depreciation| rates would spur production and create or save jobs: The present practice in reckon- ing income tax returns is for busi- nessmen to charge off the cost of plant and equipment over the esti- mated life of the property. The treasury has a lot of rules of thumb for this. If you buy a small cutting tool, say, and its life expectancy is one year, you set up a depreciation reserve for it and charge it off) taxes, there is no guarantee that Queen And Duke Elude Admirers For Barge Trip SYDNEY, Australia — Queen Elizabeth 11 and the Duke of Edin- burgh slipped out a side entrance to Government House for a day off from official engagements to- day. Only a handful of their en- thusiastic Australian public caught up with them. The royal couple drove to the harbor and took’ a barge trip to a palatial private home on the waterfront before lunch, Hundreds meanwhile milled about the main entrance to Government House or followed rumors about the pair’s Plans. for their holiday. The summer heat took a heavy toll among the spectators around the cathedral where the Queen at- tended services yesterday. Nine hundred persons including many children collapsed and were given des aid in the cathedral chapter use, The Veterans Corner Here are authoritative answers| from the Veterans Administration -to four questions of interest to rg servigemen and their fami- Q. I have a permanent National Service Life Insurance policy. Would it be possible for me to change to a term policy? A. No, Permanent plan policies May not be exchanged for term Policies, under the law. However, NSLI term policies may be con- verted to permanent plans. Q. I want to take medical intern- ship training under the Korean GI! Bill. Does VA consider it as on-the- job training or as classroom train- ing, for purposés of the monthly al- lowance? A.. Medical internship is consid- ered as full-time institutional class- Toom trainifig, for “GI allowance purposes. But the training must be approved by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of bad American Medical Associa Q. I served continuously in the armed forces, without a break, Since 1940, and I am just now get-: ting my discharge. Would I be al- lowed to take the maximum of four years of training under the World War II GI Bill? A. No. The reason is that the World War II GI training program, for nearly all veterans, comes to an end on July 25, 1956—about two, \ i completely as a deductible expense item in the year you buy it. Next year you tap the depreciation re- serve for the money to buy a new tool. Some machinery is expected to be 25 years, and treated accord- ingly. If you build an apartment house, the treasury usually rules that it should last 50 years, and deprecia- tion allowance is spread over 50 years, If you build a water supply dam the treasury figures it should be good for 150 years—and your heirs and assigns will be charging that one off for a long time. But businessmen contend that the modern world is much too speedy for these old rules, They say that often nowadays a machine becomes obsolete years before it would wear out. Or shifting con- sumer tastes call for a new ma-| chine to make a different product! currently striking the public fan- ¢ ry. They want the treasury to change depreciation rates so that they can machine or plant in its early years before it may become outdated. They argue thaf such a change would spur’ manufacturers to put in new and more efficient ma- chines now, would encourage shop- keepers to modernize now; would induce farmers to get new labor- saving equipment now. “All of this,” as President Ei- senhower points out, “means many more jobs.” Installing new and more efficient machines, the Northern Trust Co., of Chicago points out, “creates overcapacity but the overcapacity is in the older, obsolete plant.” And the Chase National Bank of! New York says in its quarterly review that “There is growing evi- dence that the need for equipment today is greater than in the past.” But if industry writes off the cost of new equipment at a faster rate, is that “‘a gift to business?” Tax lawyers say it isn’t. You can charge off depreciation only once, What is saved in the early years is offset by tax increases in the later years—if you're still using that plant or machine. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1933 Probate Act, Secs. 119, 120) IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, .» IN PROBATE. In re; Estate of L. P. ARTMAN, Deceased, To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands whi either of you, may have a, estate of L. P. Artman, late of said County, to i y Judge of Monroe County, Florida,| at his office in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calendar months from| the time of the first publication of | 4—Houses For Rent BEAUTIFULLY furn. residence at} THE soe 2—Apartments For Rent (CONTISUED> a THRU | ONE bedreom, all electric. nt bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur-| ished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton! feb1-tf ADVERTISING | | an 34 Ave. E., from Feb. 15 to Jan. 1, 1955. Two adults only, no Pets. Phone 2-2289. $125 per month febS-3tx| All electric. 1909 Staples Ave. In-| quire 510 Petronia St. feb6-3tx 3-RM. Furnished house. Infant ac-| cepted. $85.00 monthly. Phone 2-| 6683. feb8-tf 9:3 AM, DAILY The Citizen for only one. DEADLINE: tn case of error, will be respensible 5—Rooms For Rent ROOMS for working men. $10.00 per week. 411 William St. charge off most of the cost of the}; end one-half years from now. But i this notice. Each claim or demand You would be entitled to the maxi-/shail be in writing, and shall state mum amount of training under the jthe place of residence and post of-| jfice address of the elaimant, and —— GIBill, which is 36 months, |sha'l be sworn to by the claimant,| p< am a Woeld War IT veteran/Dis, *S0nt. oF attorney, and any! who recently became disabled, and shalt be. ie nas : T plan to apply for the VA pension|,, NORMAN Dow: aS n As ti f the Last W a} which is payable for total and per-| “Testament of LB ‘Artman, ‘ae-| ‘ is-| cease children. Will I receive a larger) jani2-24tx LARGE room for two adults, Twin beds. In modern home. $25.00) weekly. Phone 2-5790 after 6:30 or all day Sunday. 5A—For Rent— Miscellaneous GARAGES and store room in busi- ness section. Call 2-3931 between 10 and 7. feb1-tf| ISTORE 16 x 50, 108. Duval St. Suit- able for any business. Phone 2- 9182. febl-tf ‘CABINS and rooms. Beer, restau- rant. Free swimming pool and picnic grounds, Friedins Perky Lodge (10 miles north of Boca Chica). feb8-24tx 6—Wanted To Rent WANTED, three bedroom, unfurn-; ished house, or apartment, ,Box M-5, C-o Citizen. feb4-6tx WOULD like to sub-lease space with some window frontage for the sale of jewelry, watches and the repair of same. Must be on Duval St. between Eaton and An- gela, Box 141, Key West, Fla. feb6-3tx WANTED by permanent business couple, manager of Miller’s Inc., 8—Male Help Wanted ASSISTANT cook, white, exper- ienced kitchen man, some cook- . Apply, Chef; Key feb6-3t WANTED Porter. Must be out of! school. Apply in person, Fausto’s Food Palace, 522 Fleming St. feb8-3t GREASE rack and service atten- dant. Must be experienced. $50, weekly. Rudy’s Service Station, Sigsbee Park, feb8-6t ROUTE man, call in person, sob- er only. Poinciana Dry Cleaners, 218 Simonton St, feb8-3tx WANTED bag boy. Must be out of school. Apply in person, Fausto’s Food Palace, 522 Fleming St. feb8-3t 9—Female Help Wanted ‘CURB girl at active drive-in. Ap- Ply Blvd. Drive in, Roosevelt Blvd. and Ist. febl-tf, BARMAID wanted, experienced or inexperienced. Apply Brown Der- by Bar, 601 Whitehead. feb2-6tx WANTED 2 experienced Super Market Cashiers. Apply in per- son, Fausto’s Food Palace, 522 Fleming St. feb3-tf MAID, white will train. Key Am- bassador, So, Roosevelt Blvd. feb5-3t WAITRESS wanted, Shorty’s Din- er, 116 Duval, feb6-6tx “NEED Rugs, refrigerator, wash- ing machine or furniture for your home, You can earn the necessary money working a few hours each| .|day as an Avon Representative. To arrange an interview Phone 2-5518/| between 4:00 and 6:00 p, m. feb8-3t DEMONSTRATORS — daily sparetime. Our lingerie and apparel are sensation of p: arty plan selling. Free outfit. Beeline Fash- ions, 4145-R Lawrence, Chicago 30, Tl. feb8-itx 10—Male and/or Female Help Wanted jan29-tf/ $25 - $40] CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST DIAL 254661 99¢ Will Give You A 3Line Classified for 3 Days 12—Baby Sitters BABY sitting done at my home, 16—Personal THE Radio Amateur’s handbook for 1954 is here, The Book 534 Fleming St. |17—Personal Services NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office Singer Sewing Machines Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral Way, Coral Gables. “fee BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invites tions and announcements print- rer The Artman Press. Dial 12-5661. febl-tt —E———— IRONING done at home. Phone| 2-7506. [$$ _____. FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen delivered te your door, 25¢ weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. i febl-tf PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice, Larry Karns Studio, 220) }Duval. Phone 2-6811, feb1-tf 18—Special Services |CESSPOOLS pumped and clean- | ed, Reasonable and good ser- \vice, Phone 2-5241, ask for Sam. feb3-24tx BENDIX REPAIR SERVICE |AND all major appliances. Bendix’ of Key West. Phone 2-6511. feb4-6tx Pension because of these three de- Pendents? A. No. Pension rates for non- 2—Apartments For Rent |NEWLY Tenovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities. Reasonable| “MAKE $20.00 daily. Sell luminous name plates. Write Reeves Co.,| Attleboro, Mass., Free sample and service-connected total disabilities|"@t¢s- $21 Simonton. _~ _febl-tf/details.” feb2-6i are not affected in any way by the APARTMENTS and sleeping | Bumber of dependen’s you may Tooms. Nicely decorated. By day, 11A—Employment have, The rate is $63 a month with|week or month. Stuts Hotel. Apts Wanted—Female or without dependents, increased|410 Fleming. : | fo $75 when you reach age 65 Ct! APARTMENTS open when 4 r you have been on the rolis spection. Furnished or unfi g for 10 years, | Ve ré : 5 ed. Royal Palms Apartments, ist (Veterans living in Key West, Flor. Street and Patterson Ave 2 febl-tf fda who wish further information roar benefits should contact} UD HE e Vi office at Room 218, Post|APARTMENT $60 to $80 per mon Office Building.) ) th. 411 William St, febl-24tx feb1-té| —_—____ KINDERGARTEN for NURSE desires private dut: 2-2139, 13—Nursery Schools children} from three to six i February 8, 1011 V 2-2193, ~— —— “THIS IS THE WAY THEY'RE COMING THROUGH THE CAMOUFLAGE. BUCK — ‘PAINT-IT-YOURSELF MODES ‘Crodanert T MAIDENS Pageant ©. 8. Patent Often, oAy ALANA= UI Comp Have HAD HIM MYZELF= BuT SHE PROPOSED FiRsT fF 18—Special Services SNO CAP BLEACH is safe on 100% pure nylon fabrics. Try; a bottle from your grocer. feb1-tf) day . Phone 2-3724. or evening. bes 23—Found FOUND around Ist of December, Miller Bicycle, in vicinity of Poinciana, Phone 2-5553. feb8-3tx ro?,|24—Business Opportunities FOR SALE or lease: Garage and service station, Excellent loca- tion, Long lease. Phone 2-6821. jani5-tf STORE for rent at 923 White St. 24 x 5O feet, suitable for any. febl-tfjtype business. May be altered to suit the tenant. Inquire upstairs, 921 White St. Apt. No. 7. feb2-12tx SALES, service, parts. Singer|ICE Cream business in Key West. $500. to $600 monthiy net. $1900.00 febi-tfjincluding truck. Contact Tipton Sw iTrailer Seles, Stock Island. immediate, courteous closing. CECIL CARBONELL, Ph. 2.2656 janl5-24tx F.H A andy. A NEW HOMES FOR SALE $2600 and $2850 Dowa |PORTER-WAGOR-RUSSELL, INC, 1620 United St. Phone 2-2232, febl-tf FOR NEW MOMES All Types of Repairs And Alterations JAMES L. STAPLES General Contractor Free Estimates Gladly Given 1120 South St. Phone 2-5546) feb1-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale [3 BEDROOM Sunshine house $3500. down, $50. monthly. Inquire 2100 Fogarty Ave. jan20-tf FOR BUYING or selling any kind of Key West property, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es- tablished 1919. {jand-30tx house. Equity $4600.00 and as- sume remainder of F. H. A. mort- gage. Phone 2-2414 before 5:00 or 2-6461 after 5:00. dec31-tf INCOME producing lot, 48’ x 107’, zoned for business, 509 Truman Ave., near Duval. House on pre- mises, rents for $600.00 yearly. Price $9,000. Phone 2-2808. jan5-tf ‘CBS Home, two bedrooms, living! room, kitchen-dinette, bath, uti-| lity room and carport. good neighborhood. Price terms reasonable. Johnson and Johnson, 419 Duval St. Phone 2- 2 STORY building over 7000 sq. ft. for any purpose. Simonton st., near Gulf. Reasonable terms. Box Q-3 c-o Citizen Office. janl5-tf DON’T BUY until you see this one. It is custom built, has extra large living room and dining area with beam ceilings, two large bed- rooms, two baths, wardrobe clo- sets, garbage disposal, finished gar- age and utiiity room, landscaped yard and many other extras. Com- pare for comfort, price and satis- faction. Johnson and Johnson, 419) Duval St. Phone 2-2831. 2 STORY house, 6 unit apt. build- ing, fully furnished. Good loca- tion and easy terms, Phone 2-6821. 2 BEDROOM Sunshine. Full jalou-' sied, livably furnished, $2800.00! down, $63. per month, Phone 2- 6860. jan26-tf shine house. Metal jalousie win-' dows, garage, graded and filled] double lot, Patterson Ave. Phone 2-3451, Old Island Realty Service.| feb2-6t, EXCEPTIONAL, fully furnished home, electrically _ equipped.| solarium, patio. Immediate posses- sion, Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. feb4-10tx FOR SALE at sacrifice: Corner home in good location, two bed-| rooms, bath, living room and kit- chen, open front porch and large screened back porch. Phone 2-5096, between 5:30 and 7:00 p. m. feb8-6t FOR SALE at sacrifice: strictly modern home, in fine residential section, two bedrooms, two baths and powder room, living room, din-| ette, sun room, all Point kitchen, utility room, carport} and solarium. Adjoining lot avail- { 3 BEDROOM furnished Sunshine| yiseed in bulk, Key "\219 Simonton St, 5—Real Estate For Sale (CONTINCED) 2 [BEAUTIFUL large two story, well furnished home for sale on Pine! jStreet, on large lot with fruit) |trees. Phone 2-449. feb2-6t THREE bedroom home, double liv ing room, dining room, kitchen) carport, large landscaped lot. 2912 Staples Ave., Phone 2-6979. i] febs-tt 26—Lots For Sale N. E. CORNER George and Laird Sts. 44 x 100, Walkoff, 321 Sim- onton St. febl-tf \CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT, SUNRISE SHORES, 100’ x 100° PRICE $5,000. TERMS, $3,000. DOWN, EALANCE $100. PER |MONTH, PHONE 2-6243. feb1-tf $$ —_—————— 2 LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar- ina. M. Herman. 2383 Flamingo! Dr., Miami Beach. febl-tf |ACRE, ocean front, suitable for | high class trailer park. Phone 2- |2228 between 9-11 a, m. or Box |E. F. c- Citizen. feb3-tf |FoR Lower Keys property, phone Summerland Key 2 or write Hud- gins, owner, Summeriand Key. feb1,mon,wed,s: 10 LOTS on Big Pine Key, near Big Pine Inn and ocean, price reasonable, Johnson and Johnson, Phone 2-2831, 419 Duval St. —$—$ <<< — ——$ —— ———____ LOTS for sale: Best duplex loca- tion in town, close to everything. Box K-12, C-o Citizen. {123 x 88 ON LAIRD St., between Ashby and George. $3300. Phone 2-5141 or 2-3257. CHOICE double Jot 100’ x 120’ ad- | joining 3711 Eagle Ave. Apply H. S. Hausman. feb8-3tx |31—Garden and Lawn Supplies FANCY Canaries, $12. to $18. Fe- male canaries, ready to breed $3. Blue Ribbon, blue parakeets,| $10. Pet Pack, 3-V, 8-1, French’s Seed and Supplies, Also Parakeet) West Garden jand Lawn Supply. Phone “lee 3 2831. feb1-tt| 33—Miscellaneous feb5-3tx/BEST residential section, facing | sas beach. Beautiful view, always 24A—Building a breeze. 3 bedrooms, 2 tile athe Make The and Financing beamed ceilings, LR & DR; kitch- ARTMAN PRESS en, utility room, heaters in’ LR| YOUR headquarters eter MONBY land bath; terrazzo floors; jalousie finest in printing. DIAL 2- febi-tf windows, furnished. 2 years old, febs-t| FOR FIRST and second mortgages, landscaped. $24,000 Phone 2-7815. Te-financing, construction loans, . jan26-tf . business loans. Free appraisals, PHILCO radios, _refrigerators, Speed Queen washing machines. Pierce Bros., Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth. Phone 2-5922. feb1-tf| Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch is “The Best for less.” Ask your favorite groceryman. feb1-tf! NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fo. 15c. Artman Press. Phone eT “4 feb1- SALE USED FURNITURE VAN loads every week from our Miami Warehouse. Special: Re-| 4z:manants of upholstery materials, sells as high as $12 per yard. Going at $1.50 and $2. Don’t miss this, WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET |915 Simonton St. Phone 2-2697 feb1-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES — HARDWARE KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. febl-tf 1 HEAVY panel door, 34” by 6 10”, glass top, $10, screen doors. excellent condition, $5. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming St. feb5-tf .|34——Household Items For Sale with breakfast nook, Florida room,| feb1-tf| feb5-6-8-3tx! febS-4tx| Tel 2-3123, 34—Household Items For Sale (CONTINUED) EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 382@ Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 26951. We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture. febi-t? o Sins a ROOMS furniture for sale, in- | cluding combingtion T. V., aad washer. Call 106-C Peary Court. | febs-3tx 35—Wanted To Buy WOODEN office desk or secretarial desk. Phone 2-5479, febs-1t '36—Bicycles and Tricyeles RD WE Repair all makes of American and English bicycles. All parts and accessories in stock. Overseas Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St., Phone |2-6081. febi-tt '37—Automotive Parts ‘USED Truck and passenger eat | tires — New recaps, all sizes. |Dick’s Tire Service, $29 Truman. febl-tt |38—Automobiles For Sale |WILLYS Jeep, A-1 condition. Poin- ciana Service Station, Poinciana Place. jan2i-tt a eS ee BUY A car, just like new. Many extras. Save first year’s big de- |preciation on my 'S3 Studebaker Commander V-8 $900 or a car |————$$$<$—$ ‘33 STUDEBAKER sedan, over- drive, radio $650. for equity, pay- jments $58. monthly, 1015 Fleming St.; rear. feb2-4tx ‘53 DODGE $300 DOWN PAYMENT |TAKE over my $1700 equity. Call | 2-6388, febs-ltx ee eeeeencttretiatiad |FOR SALE: '49 Hudson super six, Radio and heater. Excellent con- \dition. Can be seen at 140 J Poin ciana, feb8-3tz 38A—Trucks For Sale 1948 CHEVROLET, electrically re- frigerated % ton truck. Good for ice cream or frozen foods, Ex- cellent condition. Price $1900.00 1948 Ford, 2 ton electrically refri- gerated truck, 1000 gallons ice cream capacity, $3000.00. Contact Tipton Trailer Sales, Stock Island, febS-6tz 39—Trailers For Sale $$ $$ $$$ $$$ NEW and used house trailers at the lowest prices in Fla. 18 down, balance like rent. Free over- night lodging, free delivery. Hag- per Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave., Miami, febl-tf 39B—Trailer Accessories TRAILER awnings made and re- paired. Umble’s Canvas Shop. 802 Caroline St. febitt 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters 53. CUSHMAN scooter. $275.00. Like new, license. Apply 1007 Truman Ave., after 5:00 p, m, ALLSTATE Motor scooter (Piaggo, made in Italy). Windshield, bud- dy seat, extra tire and tube, 1953 é MUSTANG scooter for sale, Good condition, $175. If interested, eee Faraldo Flying Service, Meacham \Field, |POWELL motorcycle, condition $195. 554-D West Poin- ciana, feb6-3tx "49 HARLEY Davidson Motorcycle. $350. 2203 Flagler Ave., 2.5629. febs-3t 41—Boats and Motors |FOR RENT, Boats, motors, trail- | _ ers, fishing tackle. Cliffs Marine. Stock Island. Ph, 2-2531, LL _ 14° SKIFF and 6 hp Wizard motor, $150. 90 Felton Road. feb6-6tz 42—Dogs - Cats - Pets E F EISNER FURNITURE CO, femelle A. K. C. Reg. Boxer pupples. 6 weeks old. Phone 2.5800, NOW exclusive dealer for Alex-| febt-ttx ander Smith and C. H. Masland sjaAMESE kittens seal-point. 8 males, ten weeks old. 900 Vie- feb5-£-8-Stx | CARPETING lau designs, all sizes, all colors| !From throw rugs to wall to wall Installed electric Hot | Poinciana Center, Tel. 2-6951 43—Flowers, Trees and Shrubs COWBOY AND SON LANDS“APING, tree removal a0@ able if desired. Phone 2-5096, be- feb: tf Walks, and porches, also lot dean tween 5:30 and 7:00 p. m. for ap-;____ eee _—__|ing. Call for free estimate. Johan |pointment feb8-6t DUCHESS washing machine, three R. Watson, Phone 2-521, ———— ee | |GOING north on highway 27, 9| ™onths old. Phone 27605. feb6-2utx miles north of Homestead, Fla). SSS two 5 acre citrus groves - 2 houses/ TWO electric refrigerators. May be! ~ 2000 nursery trees. Inquire Burn-| seen at Country Store, Stock 1s. WEED foe acres. Phone in Homestead|land. feb8-3t | [Lae Someta em ES ono tae 2: WANT ADS| \CiTIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF| sale. Phone 25190, fcbS-6t| are eee