The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1954, Page 6

4 Architect’s Drawing Sho NEW MOTEL—This architect’s sketch shows how the Bl wing New Marine Motel - ue Marlin Motel and Apartments will look when completed. The new building, designed by Norman Giller, Miami Beach architect, and to be built by the CBS Construction Co., Inc., will be next door to the present Blue Marlin Motel at 1320 Simonton Street. The 20 units will be split into nine motel rooms and 11 efficiency apartments. All units will be air-con- ditioned and each unit will contain‘a TV outlet connected to a master antenna on the roof. Cost of the building is estimated at $85,000, with another $20,000 being spent on furnishings and landscaping. The old frame building was a whim of the artist. It doesn’t exist. West’s so-called “Old World charm.” Maybe the artist was depicting some of Key Page 6 THE KEY WEST CIT! IZEN Saturday, July 10, 1954 Warranty Deeds Building Activity In Keys Building activity up the Keys continued brisk with new homes and motels under construction. Paul Busby took out a permit for a four-unit motel to cost $19,- 400. The concrete block and stucco building will be at Rock Harbor. P. J. Bocchalott is building a one-bedroom CBS home at Rock Harbor. | Annabel Bankhead, niece of Sen. Bankhead, is building a $4,200 ad- dition to her home in South Mara-| thon Shores. Bishop and Rackley are the contractors. Mrs. M. Felcher has a permit for a two-bedroom CBS home on Lower Matecumbe Key. Ed Sweet- ing is the contractor. ‘For A Quick Loan $25 TO $300 See “MAC” 703 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-8555 Show Brisk J. Clifton Russell, postmaster at Islamorada, is building two two- bedroom CBS homes in Hammock Subdivision at ; Islamorada. The cost is $6,700 edch .Alonzo Cothron is the contractor. L. B. Carter of Miami has a permit for a two-bedroom frame house in Riviera Village $6,000, Frank J. Herr, Jr., is building a $5,800 CBS two-unit motel on Fat Deer Key. The Rimersberg Coal Co. has a permit to build a trailer park on Saddle Bunch Key. The permit calls for the construction of two bath houses to cost $5,200. E. C. McKinley, of Miami, is building a two-bedroom CBS home in Riviera Village on Key Largo. The permit is for $6,000. Indian hostilities which led to Custer’s last stand in 1876 resulted in part from Indian protests at movements of whites into the Black Hills in one of the last big gold rushes. The Maxwell Co., Inc. South’s Largest Furniture Dealers COMPLETE | HOME FURNISHINGS to cost | ! CBS Company Permits Top Week’s List The CBS Construction Co. this week took out two city building permits totalling $36,304 for a store and a duplex. ~ The duplex is being built for Herman Gordon at 1620 Johnson St. The permit for this building is | $14,560. The store building at 701 Caro- line St., is for Carlos Calleja and | the permit was for $21,744, Another sizable permit was taken out by B.-J.. Freer, Jr., 16- 21 Rose, for a CBS garage apart- ment for $5,000. R. P. Bancells, 136,,.Grinnell, has a $3,000 permit for alterations. The Nu Age Construction Co. is the contractor. Other permits were: Joseph Jurczynski, 914 Eaton, repairs, $100. 7 R. R. Russell, 508 William, painting, $75. C. D. Williams, 1127 Thomas, re- pairs, $100. B. R. Lunas, 823 Georgia, alter- ations, $350. C. Parks, 912 Fleming, repairs, $500. Robert Knowles, 727 Love Lane, repairs, $300. John Nebo, 915 Duval, $500. A. R. Moore, 1504 18th Terrace, addition, $2,000. Louis Fernandez, 908 Whitehead, porch, $700. Grover Albury, 806 Waterson Lane, paint, $100. Arthur Pastorini, 509 Lane, paint, $500. Celio Hernandez, 408 Grinnell, addition, $150. | paint, Smith Custom Made Venetian Blinds (FAST DE LIVERY) Outdoor Aluminum and Patio Furniture (TO PLEASE YOUR EY E AND POCKETBOOK) Apartment - Motel - Hotel Supplies (DECORATOR SERVICE) Bar and Restaurant Equipment. (COMPLETE LINE) 901 - 909 Fleming Street Telephone 2-6031 TELEVISION! All Types Radio and TV Tubes, Radio Batteries, Antenna Installations and Accessories Emerson TV Sets NO DOWN PAYMENT Full Factory Guarantee Calls Answered Promptly Free Pickup and Delivery Key West Radio and TV Service Repair Work Guaranteed 826 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-8511 Look For This Crown Post o y Po Wt Is Your Trademark ef Quality! WILL BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH REALOCK Exclusive Dealers | WIRE | | Fittings y Fil CR 283 N.E. 71 St. (Showroom) For FREE Estimate 2-2545 Ye Title ts $18 mes! Weekdays 8 fe 8 — un, 2 te 8 ’ Ph. 84-0651 a= Citizen Plans Expansion Of Newspaper Plant The Key West Citizen has taken out a $15,000 building Permit for an addition to the present plant, 603 Greene Street. The new addition will house the news room, a photo studio, Associated Press wire service teletype, and a morgue. The addition will cover 3,252 square feet. Because of The Citizen's growing circulation, more space is needed for the storage of news print. The addition will also provide this storage space. The present office space will be turned over, exclusively to the business department. Sam H. Drudge is the con- tractor for the CBS one-story addition which will be so con- structed as to: permit “adding @ second story when needed. The tate L. Pi Artman had plans for the new addition in mind as well as other plans for expansion of The Citizen as the city grows. ~=— L—— —_—_ ssa PAY FOR YOUR TV CHARDON, Ohio (#—Unless your } television set is paid for, you can’t go on relief in Geauga County any more. The, county commissioners and the Welfare Department agreed to that Thursday. HOMES FOR Pees AP Newsfeatures Toppino Asks ens Dredge, Fill In Hawk Channel Area Way Prepared For Work Toward New Marine Development Application has been made to the Department of the Army by Charley Toppino and Sons, Inc., for a permit to dredge and fill, and to construct rock moles, in Hawk Channel, at property owned by the applicant on the south side of Stock Island. It is proposed to dredge in an area about 1400 feet by 200 feet to construct a turning basin and a series of slips, It is also proposed to dredge an approach channel extending from the basin and slips into Hawk Channel to the 15-foot depth. con- tour. The channel would be protected by a rock mole on both sides, ex- tending into Hawk Channel to the 12-foot depth contour about 1,750 feet channelward of the proposed basin. The dredging would be carried to a depth of about 30 feet below mean low water, and the dredged material would be used to con- struct the moles along the ap- proach channel and between the slips. Plans of this work may be seen at the office of the District En- gineer, Corps of Engineers, 575 Riverside Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida, and at the office of the Resident Engineer, Corps of En- gineers, foot of Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida. It is not proposed to hold a pub- lic hearing on this application. Anyone desiring to submit a pro- test bared on the proposition that the proposed work would unreason- ably interfere with public naviga- tion, or would unfavorably affect the navigable capacity of the said waterway, should submit such pro- test in writing in sufficient detail to admit of a clear understanding of the reasons therefor. The Federal courts have ruled that the decision of the Depart- ment of the Army on the applica- tion must be based entirely on the effect the proposed work would have upon navigation, and not on its éffect on property values or other considerations having noth- ing to do with navigation. A Department of the Army per- mit is merely a waiver of objec- tions insofar as public rights of navigation are concerned. It confers no franchise or prop- erty rights, nor does it in any way abridge any right which any aggrieved person would have had under any law, had the permit not been issued. Protests based on effects on public navigation should be addressed to the District En- gineer, Corps of Engineers, P. 0. Box 4970, Jacksonville, Florida, in time to be received on or before July 14. LASSO KILLS BOY REDWOOD CITY, Calif. @ — Seven-year- old Steven Mussalem | pretending to be a calf, died yes- terday after his brother Neil, 10, snagged him with a lariat and a riderless horse dragged him 500 feet. a The horse ran to the coral, dragging Steven, when Neil dis- mounted. AMERICAN od A MODERN HOUSE designed to be built either with or with out a basement. Storage space adjoining kitchen Provides ample room for a Stairway. type sliding doors. ommended. Terrace in an outdoor barbecue fireplace. 5 This is plan No. architect, 617 Forest St., Ann Arbor, covers 1,020 square feet. A minimum lot back of car port has All closets have che 310 by Walter T. Anicka, » Mich. The house of 55 feet is rece (Further information and blueprists available from architect) DOs ano By Andrew C. Lang™ BANDSAW — FOR WOOD DO. . .use a narrow, thin blade! for cutouts and scrollwork and a wider, heavier blade for thick | stock, ripping and resawing. DO. . . drill holes in the waste | area to turn the work when cut- ting curves with sharp ends. DO. . .check the blade tension | adjustment before using so that the | blade is neither too tight nor too | loose. DO. . . if you are right-handed, | stand to the left of the work, feed with the left hand and guide with the right. DO. . .apply beeswax to the saw blade when cutting hardwoods, such as mahogany, walnut and maple. 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