The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 2, 1954, Page 8

'Y WEST CITIZEN Today's NEW YORK (—Money is easier! —as a 30 million dollar deal today, a 40 million-one in the works, and a five million one last week clearly show. : When you yourself are looking) for a few bucks, money may seem} just as hard to find. But rising) bond prices and sliding interest rates show it isn’t. For many a businessman—and} doubtless for the men in the U. S.| Treasury—the easy money market! is both a problem and an oppor-| tunity. The problem: to borrow now or| wait for the chance of still lower rates. The opportunity: to trade old high-interest debts for new lower-| interest debts. For big corpora-; tions with debts running into the millions, the saving is great. C.LT, Financial todzy is redeem- ing 30 million dollars of 4 per cent serial preferred stock it sold in 1948 and 1949 to two insurance’ companies. The loan company will gain in two ways. First, it will save a great deal in| interest payments each year. (If it should need to borrow, it can get funds from the banks for less than 4 per cent.) Second, it ean increase its capi- tal and surplus to 200 million dol- lars, which the company calls “an adequate base to support a contin- uing high level. of operations.” If money weren’t easier than a few months ago, and if the de- mand for consumer loans weren’t less pressing, C.I.T. mightn’t be redeeming the stock just now. Detroit Edison only a year ago floated a 40 million dollar 3% per cent bond issue, due in 1988. But since then the cost of borrowing money has come down sharply. So the big utility says it will call in the mortgage bonds, perhaps in May, paying a premium for doing so this soon, but saving money in the long run. Woman Wears 66 ” s Doggy” Suit ST. LOUIS —Ever “hear of a suit made of dog’s hair’ Mrs. Frieda Schmidt;of Subur-; ban Lemay has a thrée-piece en- semble made from thé combings of her two samoyed dogs. which) p, she saved for. two years. The, combings—four and one-half Pounds in weight—were sent to a woman in Rhode Island who spun and wove the hair into cloth. Then the material was cleaned and) shrunk. Mrs. Schmidt sewed the three- Piece. suit herself. Total cost of the*more than 6 yards of material 31. inches wide, was $53.50. The «dogs, known as Siberian) pase dogs, have soft, pure white air, CONFUSED CABBIE NEW YORK (#—Taxicab driver Joseph Gumbs, 27, said he became a bit mixed up Sunday in, turn- ing off a highway at La Guardia Field. His cab went up a ramp and crashed into a four-engine air- plane, Gumbs. suffered eye injuries from flying windshild glass. The Business Mirror By Sam Dawson The issue costs the utility 1% million dollars a year in interest payments. If it should get a 3 per cent loan the saving in interest) |would be $350,000 a year. If, as Wall Street figures more likely, it can float a 3% per cent issue now to pay off the one being called, the saving would be $300,000 a year, Other utilities hiring money at lower rates: Pacific Gas & Electric has. just distributed an issue of bonds yield- ing the investor 3.07 per cent. The Atlantic City Electric Co. last week offered five million dol- lars in first mortgage bonds priced to yield 2.97. per cent. It was the first long-term utility bond issue in three years to carry a yield of less than 3 per cent. Uncle Sam is definitely eyeing the same easy money market. By the end of this month, investment bankers figure, the treasury suc- cessfully could offer a long-term two billion dollar issue at 3 or 3% per cent. If it does, that could mean that the administration thinks the re- cession is almost over and surplus money can be sopped up without hurting business. If instead the treasury looks for short-term money of the kind banks take to, that could mean it wants to leave’ long-term money} in the market for investors to lend as a spur to home building and plant expansion. Why is money easier now? Part-|"% ly because the Federal Reserve Board took steps to see that it is, as an offset to recession. Partly because business and consumers fhaven’t been borrowing as fever- ishly as formerly. And partly be- cause savings institutions and pen- sion funds are swelling with mon- ey looking for profitable invest- ment, It’s that supply and demand law again, Tot Tattles On Hidden Father SAN FRANCISCO # — Officers, seeking to serve six traffic war- rants on Theodore Martin Sr., went to his home Saturday. They said Mrs. Martin assured officer Jeremiah Taylor that Mar-' tin, an auto mechanic, was not at! ome. But 3-year-old Theodore Jr. knew! differently. “‘Daddy’s in the front room,” he proudly told the police- man, Taylor went into the living toom, There were empty chairs, a rug on the floor, an unoccupied sofa—but no Martin Sr. “Look in the sofa,” little Ted shouted gleefully. And there was Papa Martin un- derneath. He was booked at city prison and held in lieu of $35 bail. Said Martin, ‘‘That’s all right. eas told Ted to tell the $$$ LEGAL NOTICES a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT! BY aNoreSkwonnon Corea IN CHANCERY, COUNT: Case No. 1: ELMER E, WHITEMAN, me Piainut?, MILDRED AGNES K. WHITEMAN, tadio aerials of the plane were damaged. To FSS Staff LIEUTENANT (js) NORMAN BROWN, JR., is stationed at the Fleet. Sonar School here as Administrative Assistant to the Executive Officer. He tomes to his present duty from a posi- tion as supply officer on. the USS Amberjack.—Official U.S. Navy. Photo, ‘NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO; ailared Agnes K, Whiteman. your m iD to serve a copy of vorce on th and file the crigintt ance Seed Office of the Clerk of the Cireui Court on or before th March, A. 1 entitled cause, otherwise the allega- tions therein contained will be taken as confessed. DONE and ORDERED at Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this 18th day of February, A. D. 1954. (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk By: (sd) mateo S Sawyer e) ° (sd) J. ¥. Porter, me ce ARS Plaintiff, ehead S| Key West, oud feb, 16. t e 20th day of 954, in the above » Florida. ; mar, 2-9, 1954 _———<—<$<$__— | NOTICE tnd Public Hearing will be held by @ City Planning Commission of the City of Key West, Florida, on Monday, March 15, 1984, at 7:30 P. M. at the City Hall, for the follow- es BErdose: edi nsider request for a variance prilnance to build on property line SS strict (507-509 Duval street), lot 3 and 4. CECIL CARBONELL, Chairman. mar. 3 1954, 1¢ ee sani! | Lo e NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ME LAW ES Notice ts Hereby Given that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of “Key West Home Improvement Company,” at Key West, Monroe County, State of Florida, intend to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circult Court of Mon- toe County, Florida. BIRKNER F. — s. jole Owner. feb. 16-33, mar, 2-9, 1954 Tuesday, March 2, 195/| LEGAL NOTICES (CONTINUED) NOTICE OF s AUTHORITY OF THE CiTY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA Sealed proposals will be received by The Housing Authority of the City of Key West, Fl a (herein- after called the “Li at Eaton and White § Place in the City of Florida, until, a |, for the 000,00 Tem; ), being neing its low-re: ject (s). The notes will be dated April 6, payable to bearer on nd will bear interest at the rate or rates per annum fixed in the proposal or proposals t housing pro- accepted for the purchase of such| * notes, All proposals for the pure said notes shall be submitt form approved by the Lor thority. Copies of such form of pro- posals and information concerning the notes mav be obtained from the Local Authority at the address in- dicated above. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA. ‘nawer to the Complaint for| By Vance ©. Stirrup, Secretary. mar?2,1954 ee eee IN THE COUNTY JUDGE’S COURT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. Estate of S ‘ Kathleen Mac Intyre Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen B. Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen Mac Intyre, also known as Kathleen Wehrbein, Deceased. The State of Florida, to All Persons Interested in the Estate of said Decedent: You are hereby notified that a written instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of said decedent has been admitted to probate in said Court. You are hereby commanded with- in six calendar months from the date of the first publication of this notice to appear in said Court and show cause, if any you can, why the action of said Court in admit- ting said Will to probate should not stand unrevoked. (SEAL) RAYMOND R. LORD, County Judge. Monroe Coun- ty, Florida. ALLAN B. CLEARE, Jr. 604 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida Attorney for Executrix. feb. 16-23, mar. 2-9, 1954. ee NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE COUNTY JUDGE’S COURT,| IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,| FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. in re: Estate of Kathleen Mac Intyre Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen B. Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen MacIntyre, also known as Kathleen Wehrbein, Deceased. ITo All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby required to present any or demands which you, or either of you, Intyre \ >hrbein, Kathleen 8. Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen Wehrbein, also known as Kathleen Mac Intyre, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at hfs office in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Hach claim or demand shall be in writing, and shall state the place of residence and post of- fice adéress of the claimant, an shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filed hall be void. . (sd) VIVIAN LLOYD JONES As executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Kathleen Mac Intyre Wehrbein, a/k/a Kathleen B. Wehrbein, a/k/a Kathleen Mac Intyre, a/k/a Kathleen Wehrbein, deceased, ALLAN B, CLEARE, Jr. 604 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida Attorney for Executrix. | feb. 16-23, mar. 2-9, 1954. 2—Apartments For Rent NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities, Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton. APARTMENTS and __ sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, or month. Stuts Hotel. Apts. 410 Fleming. ONE bedroom, all electric. Private bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur- nished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton. MODERN two room apt. and sleep-' ing rooms, by day, week, or month near beach, 1125 Washing- ton St. feb23-tf 11 BEDROOM apt. for quiet adults. No pets. Linens and utilities fur- nished. $35. weekly. 1206 Florida St. Phone 2-3435. feb21-tf FURNISHED apt., near Boca Chi- ca Airfield. Phone 2-6982, 4—Houses For Rent DELIGHTFUL home furnished, 6 months lease, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, $150., 915 Von Phister, Phone 2-2314, 5A—For Rent— Miscellaneous CABINS and rooms. Beer, restau- rant, Free swimming pool and pienie grounds. Friedins Perky Lodge (10 miles north of Boca Chica). feb8-24tx GARAGES and store room in pusi- ness section. Call 2-3931 between 10 and 7, febl-tf 6—Wanted To Rent WANTED: Furn. 2 bedroom apt. or house. Will lease. CPO, wife, 7—Business Rentals [BUILDING now used by Table Supply, Duval at Petronia. Avail- able July 1. Approximately 50 x 100. Parking facilities. Apply John Rivero, 664 South Drive, Miami Springs. Phone 887792. s|Stock Island. 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 12 DAYS 4 DAYS Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: tn case of error, The Citizen will be responsible fer enly ene insertion. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 9:30 AM, DAY DIAL 2-5661 Cash Over Counter 99¢ Will Give You A 3-Line Classified for 3 Days Five Average Words Per Line 8—Male Help Wanted BUS BOYS at the Casa Marina Hotel. Good pay. Live in or out.’ Apply dining room, Casa Marina, feb15-tf SHORT-order man, must be sober. Top salary, 6 days a week. Blvd. Drive-In, Roosevelt Blvd. and Ist St. Apply Lindsley Lumber Co, | 530 Truman Ave. 9—Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator. Apply Martin Hair Stylist, 921 ‘Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021. feb16-tf} BARMAIDS with or without exper- ience. Apply in person, Weaver's, feb23-tf| KITCHEN help, apply in person, Ponce’s Luncheonette 701 Simon- feb25-6t Sigsbee Snackery. BAR maid wanted, Apply Phil’s| Gate Bar, STENOGRAPHER, Typist with some knowledge of book-keeping and general office work, Call for appointment 2-3539. 12—Baby Sitters WOULD like to take care of chil- dren days in my home. Tel. 2- 8453, feb18-12tx| 13—Nursery Schools SUPERVISED PLAY yard for chil- enrollment. Marian Trellis Play Yard, 913 White St. feb27-12tx 16—Personal GET your flower and garden books St. Rental Library. '17—Personal Services _| PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice. Larry Karns Studio, 220 Duval. Phone 2-6811, Ine PEPPER POSITIVELY NEVER Docs “THE “TELEPHONE 17—Personal Services (CONTINUED) BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding Invite- tiens and announcements print- ed by The Artman Press. Diel 12-5661, Way, Coral Gables. FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen delivered te your deer, 25¢ weekly. Dial 2-5661, Circulation Dept. NOTARY PUBLIC NORMAN D. ARTMAN Citizen Office PRIVATE Spanish lessons taught) at 728 United St. Phone 2-349. feb25-6t) 18—Special Services 'CESSPOOLS pumped and clean-' ed. Reasonable and good ser-| vice, Phone 2-5241,: ask for Sam. feb3-24tx Ne ROBERT'S Transfer Moving and’ Hauling. Free estimates on ail jobs. Phone 2-2305. SNO CAP BLEACH is safe on 100% pure nylon fabrics. Try a bottle from your grocer. 20—Musical Instruments SPINET Piano Bargain — to res- ponsible party. May be seen in} this vicinity. Easy terms if de- sired. Write at once to: GASH) 2000 Ponce de Leon, Coral Gables, Fla. feb27-3tx 21—Instructions UPRIGHT piano. In good condi- tion, $75. 1325 A South.» feb27-tf BUCKLEY \ en i Way Aran- "4 BUSINESS OvER 22—Lost VALUABLE papers and title for 1948 Dodge Car, Return to Joe 'V. Rompaey, 510 Front St. feb27-3t BLACK Goatskin purse with Alli- gator change purse. Reward. 417 United. Phone 2-3137, come, P. O. Box 929, BAR, Imperial Cafe, short order, kitchen. Patio with bandstand and equipment. Inquire 5-7 p. m., 1109 Whitehead St. Phone 2-7384. |24A—Building and Financing Fr. A and V. A NEW HOMES FOR SALE $2600 and $2850 Down PORTER-WAGOR-RUSSELL, @NC. 1620 United St, Phone 2-2232, 25—Real Estate For Sale 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, feb-tf| FOR BUYING or selling any kind of Key West property, contact ‘Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es- tablished 1919. feb13-30tx at the Book Shop, 584 Fleming|MUSIC CO. Att: Credit Mngr.|/3 BEDROOM house, furnished or unfurnished, carport, large pa- tio and barbecue pit, Lot 59’ x 96’. 1207 Watson Street. feb25-6t BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM CBS HOUSE INAVY officer has orders and will sacrifice this lovely home. Many extras including 2 tile baths with adjoining tile vanities. Large kit- room. Large living-dining room. Carport. On large landscaped lot. [House 7 months old. In most de-| sirable residential section. 1512 18th ‘Terrace. Phone 2-6095, after 5 P.M. feb17-15tx BEAUTIFUL, 2 yr. old. 1120 Von! Phister, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, |powder room, living room, dinette, sun room, kitchen, utility, carport, ‘Bargain. » 1224 South. Phone 2-7774, 9 - 12, 5 - 7:30 p. m. feb25-tf extras, large landscaped lot, price reduced for quick sale. Im- mediate possession, 2912 Staples Ave., Phone 2-6979 HIGHLY desirable neighborhood, 2 bedrooms CBS. home, utility room, carport, large front and back porch $14,950 equity terme. ‘Phone 2-7046, 25—Real Estate For Sale (CONTINUED) 3 BEDROOM Sunshine house, $3,- 250 down, $50 monthly, Inquire} 2100 Fogarty Ave. NEAR the beach, business with living quarters and motel. Sacri- fice due to sickness. Phone 2-3492 for appointment. feb27-6tx! 26—Lots For Sale 10 LOTS on Big Pine Key, near Big Pine Inn and ocean, price reasonable, Johnson and Johnson, Phone 2-2831, 419 Duval St. STOCK Island, 3 lots 150 x 150 in front of Dog Track. Lots 37, 38 39 B. 54, the 3 lots $3600. Also lot 9B31, $1200. Renedo 421 N. E. 82nd St., Miami, Fla. Phone 843445. ——$————————————— WATERFRONT lot 100 x 100 Sun- rise Drive $4500. cash. Phone 2- 2387. 31—Garden and Lawn Supplies a BLUE Ribbon baby parakeets, $6.50. Bulk keet seed and all bird supplies, Key West Garden and Lawn Supplies. Phone 2-6912. 33—Miscellaneous Make The ARTMAN PRESS YOUR headquarters for the finest in printing. DIAL 2-5661. PHILCO radios, __refrigerators, Speed Queen washing machines. Pierce Bros., Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth. Phone 2-5922. Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch is “The Best for less.” Ask your favorite groceryman. INOTES Payable Forms. 10 fo. 15c. Artman Press. Phone 2-5661. GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES — HARDWARE KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 219 Simonton St. Tel 2-3123 SALE USED FURNITURE ALL types of good furniture, at very reasonable. prices. Van loads every week out of our Miam. Warehouse. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET 915 Simonton St, Phone 2-2697 Pictures And Stories Of News Events Of Interest To Everyone Can Be Found In The Citizen) 40 MACHINES for your use. You wash em and you know they are washed right. Soak, wash, 3 rinses, '$.25. Dried, ready to put away $.25. Wash em home, we will dry em, $.35 load. Paul’s “Self Ser- vice’? Laundry, 426 White St. BAMBOO blinds, used approx. two months at Peary Court. $2.00 ea. FOR SALE 1952 Tudor Champion Deluxe Studebaker, blue, shoe skates with aluminum case. Call 5 to 7 p. m. 2-6687, 34—Household Items _ For Sale FOUR burner Florence bottle gas stove. Cheap. Practically new. 1320-A Seminary. feb26-7t stove, $35. Formica top four chairs $75. Phone 2-8418, EISNER FURNITURE CO, NOW exclusive dealer for Alex- ander Smith and C. H. Masland| CARPETING All designs, all sizes, all colors From throw rugs to wall to wall Installed Poinciana Center, Tel. 2-6951 EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY 3824 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell) New and Used Furniture. ENTERPRISE gas range 36” x 26” converted to bottle gas. Glass- front oven, thermostat. Good con- dition. $100, 38 Maine Rd., Sigsbee’ Pk. ‘WASHING Machine, semi-automa-' tic, wringer type, almost new $60. Platform rocker, $15. Occas- “|sional chair, $10. Phone 2-3245. -\SERVEL gas refrigerator, like new. Phone 2-3290 or 2-3819. FOR SALE eight foot Coldspot re- frigerator. Good condition. $60. 313 Peacon Lane. [KITCHEN cabinet and small me-' tal cabinet. Best offer, leavinc Saturday. 24C Arthur Sawyer Rd. PORTABLE sewing ‘machine, brand new. $70. 1021 cgi 34—Household Items For Sale (CONTINUED) TWO Hollywood beds, in good con- dition. Complete with inner spring mattresses and pads. $25. ea, 527 Margaret St. FURNITURE, 1519 United St., Phone 2-5190. ONE General elec. floor vacuum cleaner. One Westinghouse hand vacuum cleaner. Used. Cheap. Rutt, 509 Grinnell St. FOR SALE 1 baby crib and mat- tress, 1 studio couch, 1 book- jcase, 1 baby high chair. Phone 2- 2428. 152-D Poinciana, i | 35—Wanted To Buy WASHING machine, Bendix pre- ferred. Must be reasonable and in very good condition. G-1 Geo, Allen Projects. Phone 2-6107. 36—Bicycles and Tricycles WE Repair all makes of American and English bicycles, All parts jand accessories in stock. Overseas |Cycle Store, 1030 Eaton St., Phone 2-6081. i) 7—Automotive Parts USED Truck an@ passenger ear tires — New recaps, all sizes. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman, 38—Automobiles For Sale 51 HENRY J 6, radio, good tires, excellent condition, $445 or will accept other car in trade. 6D Ar. thur Sawyer Rd. ’49 FORD, 2 door, blue. This side of Sinclair Station, Stock feb27-3tx "30 PLY. Spec. deluxe, 4 door, fully equipped. Excellent condition, Apply Darnall, 645 United St. feb27-3tz ‘48 DODGE convertible. Good con- dition. Can be financed. Rear cottage, 1224 Seminary, Phone 3 iL ‘51 CHEVROLET Belair Hardtop convertible. Guaranteed condition throughout, Phone 2-3323, 39—Trailers For Sale NEW and used house trailers at the towest prices in Fla. 18 down, balance like rent. Free over- night lodging, free delivery. Har- per Trailer Sales, 4850 N. W. 17th Ave., Miami, Fla, 26° PALACE, aluminum, shower and toilet. Small down payment, Lot 27, Captain Kidd’s Trailer Park, feb15-tf SEE US for new and used trailers, We finance. Tipton’s Sales, Stock Island. feb23-tf UTILITY trailer, in excellent con- dition. 4 x 7 x 4. Two good tires, ‘with spare wheel, Inquire 44 Rest \Beach. NEW and used trailers for sale, also financed. Tipton Trailer Sales, Stock Island. 39B—Trailer Accessories TRAILER awnings made and re- Paired. Umble’s Canvas 802 Caroline St. 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters -|1951 HARLEY Davidson 125, $150. excellent condition 181-3 Poinciana or U. S. Albatross. 1950 MUSTANG Motorcycle Bonny- ville, Motor A-l shape, $175.00 Earle Ryan, Lot No. 14, 7 mile Trailer Court, Marathon, 41—Boats and Motors SHRIMP boat “Scotch and Soda,” 56’ over all, 16%’ wide. 65 watt ra- dio, automatic pilot. New nets and towing cables. Earl Wilder, 12’ BOAT and motor, $150, Dobbs, Sea Wall Trailer Court, St. Is- fand, feba7-3t 41-A—Marine Accessories SEXTON. Mrs. Geo, Connolly, 907 Whitehead St. 42—Dogs - Cate - Pets REGISTERED AKC fawn boxer puppies. Champion and Interna- Arthur Sawyer Road. Sigsbee Park. feb27-$t BOXER puppies, 6 weeks old. A. K. C. registered. Pedigree fur- nished, finest in the srea, 83 Poinciana. 1 PR. OF Blue and White Para- keets, $10. 406 Grinnell. 43—Flowers, Trees and Shrubs COWBOY AND SON LANDS“APING, tree removal and surgery, roof painting, cement walks, and porches, also lot clean- ‘ing. Call for free estimate. R. Watson, Phone 2-6521