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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29

W. " u -
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re-. Estate Of
ALBERT J. BORNEMAN.
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons Hav-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified and required TO present any
claims and demands which you, or
either Of you. may have against the
estate Of Albert J Borneman, de-
cea sed. late Of said County. to the
County Judge Of Monroe County.
Florida. at his office in the court
house Of said County al Key West
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time Of the first
publication Of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writ
ing and shall state the place OF
residence and post office address OF
the claimant. and shall be sworn
10 by the claimant. his agent or bis
attorney, and any such claim or de-
mand not 50 filed shall be void
(sd) JULIUS F STONE JR-.
As administrator nf the Estate OF
Albert J. Borneman. deceased
decI5-22- o.. Is - .Jan5. ! s4s
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TENNIS COMES UP

Look for early resumption of
tennis here. Cost is only fifty
cents an hour at night under the
lights at BayvieW Park and many
tennis-minded fans who have
been off to the wars are expected
to return soon and make up ten
mis- leagues.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
LEGAL.S
NOTICE OF PrnIIC uEAutNc

NOTICE OF PTBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
{ y commissioners of the CITY OF
Key West. Florida, viii hold a hear
ing al the commissioners Chambers
in the City Han, Key West, Florida.
on January 18th, 1896. at O'Clock
p NJ. for the purpose Of hearing
parties in interest and citizens in
regard to the change from business
y, non conforming use, To business
\. perm ssiVe ETSeA (to allow laun-
dry) Residence Alb to business r.
Lots 1, Part, Of Lot ,, square ..
ROY HAMLIN.
dec29, 1915 City Clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29

nurses, and prompt medical at
tention. He praised superinten-
dent Miss Marie Hartell. l whole
heartedly agree. Just wish that
more doctors would patronize this
neat Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
DANCE TONIGHT AT
LA CONCHA HOTEL

Barroso and his orchestra will
entertain with dance music in
the air conditioned Rainbow
Room of the La Concha Hotel
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
CLOCK SURVEILLANCE

City Manager King was prowl-
ing around the city hall yester-
day. He squinted up at the tower
clock, which keeps very indif-
ferent time, tested a few doors
and in general continued &C
quainting himself with the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
Stop SIGNS

For those of you who are Won
dering why the city does not mark
the stop streets, budget is be-
ing prepared by the police de-
partment and city clerk which in
cludeS recommendations for the
purchase of stop signs. Commits
Sioner Sweeting has already pro-
posed employment of a full-time
sign painter to keep these signs
up and already city forces have
been painting yellow mo park
ing" curbs all over the city. There
is hardly civic move which one
can think of which is not being
actively handled. with the excep-
ton of the larger municipal con-
struction projects which will take
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Dec. %, 1915
Observation taken at 7:30 am.
Eastern Standard Time
(City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29

Shortly the Advertise Key West
Council will start their drive to
collect funds for intensive ra-
do and newspaper advertising in
Miami and some in Key West. The
goal is $4,000. Occupational Ii
censes, which number about LOO,
are being examined and it is ex-
pected that the merchants will
be pro rated on a percentage of
their occupational licenses. Thus
it is not expected to be more than
SIS to $50 for the entire year for
a merchant. This is not bad. and
you will receive tons of publicity
for your money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
PRAISES HOSPITAL

c. A. Van Deursen, manager
of the Key West Electric Com
pany, wishes to say that his treat
ment at the Municipal Hospital
was one of the best received any
where. He tells me that he found
the Hospital very clean, very nice
service and attendance by the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29

Tomorrow's Tides
Naval Base)
High Tide Low Tide
o:O0 am. 1.20 am.
TIA pm. 1910 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29

Ge33 Probate Act. Secs. 1lS. 1907
IN THE COURT OF THE cot NTf
JUDGE. MONROE COTNT
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE
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dec29.1945
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Hubby
Fails Her

Irene enoVich may glance
sharply Al her husband Nick, and
If she does. charge II 10 Nick ;
$50 last night in the Husband and
Wife doubles Al Mt Elliott Rec
rcatlon
Mrs. Denovich had 27s in the
midG<c a new tournament record,
and a 627. With a Is pin handicap
the Dcnoyich total reached 10S2
but outside The money In the
wifc's 27s game Nick had us
Violet and Charles Mugford
established a new record in 3
when they took first on 1890 The
new leaders in A are Helen and
Cass Shah+4e- 1893, on an Is per
game spot Her husband obeyed
that glance with Sis
Ida and Robert Shay were sec
ond 1856 Robert doing 6ll Flor
cnCe and Joseph MoryS remained
third
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Auto
Graphs
Rubber Miracle
Told in Charts
BY sILER FREEMAN

The Rubber Manufacturers
Association has sent around an
attractive booklet with some in
tercSting data. II summarizes
another epoch of American in
genuity. the accomplishment Of
what our enemies thought was
an Enpossibillty. ...-..-...-.--
With the sources OF natural
rubber cut of almost com
pletely, the rubber manufactur-
erS were able 20 accomplish
these featS
Build 40 million heavy dhty
truck tires since Pearl Harbor.
Boost airplane tire production
from $4,000 in 1889 10 l417O00
in 1914.
Starting with a production Of
less than 10000 tons of syn
thetic rubber a year, build IT up
to more than 100000 by the end
of 1914 just a the crude rubber
stock pile hlt rock bottom
The manufacturers tett an
amazing story by means Of
charts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
High

Every automobile driven by A
Ford Motor Co. omploye carries
% riders 10 their jobs each day.
This rate OF share-the-rlde ef-
fectiveneSs was shown after
survey of Detroit area Ford
plants by the companys trans
portation office
There are 30.33l automobiles
being operated by Ford workers
that carry SS,00S employees each
day. rider-per-car aver
age Mas set by employees of the
Lincoln plant where 925- -driN.
ers holding supplemental gas
ration books transport 4 asa
riders TO work In each car 3.31
riders are carried and this aver
age is considered excellent.
At Willow Run. 6,522 drivers
haul 2l.l40 riders TO the plant
daily and each vehicle carries
an average of 81 riders. Trans
portation problem is much
larger al the Rouge plant where
l2,148 passenger cars bring
52,599 persons to work and the
car-rider average is % persons.
Car-rider ratio at the High
land Park plant is % 10 the
car and there 3.726 drivers
transport 10,785 workers 10
their Jobs. Here some 400 per-
sons ride buses or street cars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Selling Hits
Stock List

NEW YORK March 26 CINS)-
The stock market slumped one 10
more than two points during
heavy selling today
The market opened quiet and
soft. ldling along until the second
hour when leaders went into-a
nosedlve. Volume in the first two
hours approximated 10000 shares.
of which 100000 was rolled up in
the second hour
Weakness in the stock market
was a cue for a general lowering
OF prices in other markets. Bonds
reacted more than "A point.
On the Big Board losses of 2
points or more were recorded in
Chrysler, Johns-Manville. Interna-
tional Harvester and Santa Fe,
Sears -Roebuck. Union Carbide,
Bethlehem Steel, u. S. Steel,
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
slipped about a point each.
AviationS and utilities reacted
fractlonally.
Sinclair OIL and Texas Corp.
dropped a half each. Al zi24l
LoewS was off IA. Losses in
low priced motors such as WHY'S
and Studebaker ran TO more than
a half point.
The Curb market was lower.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Saginaw Team
Takes 4th Spot

Aside from Paul Dyes CARRIER
Buick OF Saginaw taking fourth
with 3025, there are no changes in
the state tournament leaders at
Palace. The Saginaw entry had a
big lift from Mike Gustats 745 on
275-255-214
A Detroit pair hammered out
the best doubles, Roe KoniecZny,
652 and Joe Kowalski, 596. for
l24S. Next were Glenn Holder
and Paul Beardsley from Traverse
City. 1925. the latter scoring 625
and Holder 500.
Joe Paulus led in singles with
64S Robert Levi, Saginaw, had
642 and Howard Small, Saginaw,
634.
One Saginaw palr-Matt House
and Elmer WilSon-miSscd 1900
by seven pins. Tom D'Orazio and
Mike TeSta had IT'S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
What'sNew
In Business
Federal Reserve
Watching Market
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The Federal Reserve Board is
maintaining a close watch over
the volume Of credit entering
the stock market, but officials
say there is no immediate pros
pect OF an upward revision in
the present so per cent margin
requirements.
Observations of officials indi-
cate that there is sentiment for
a margin increase at such time
as the administration believes il
will be necessary to take steps
10 check speculation in securi-
ties and farm and urban real
estate.
Officials, however, indicate
that any action along these lines
is not in immediate prospect.
Federal Reserve Board Chair
man Mariner ECcleS has already
stated that margin increase
would only be temporarily ef-
fectiVe unless il was coupled
with steep tax on speculative
profits, but Congress at present
is not disposed 10 take any
action on the tax, il is
pointed out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
List Sales
Gain Here

In spite Of cooler and less favor
able shopping weather during the
current week, retail trade in the
Detroit area continued TO make
an excellent showing as against
last year attributed only in part
10 the closer approach of Easter,
as sales for the entire month TO
date have been su b s a n ii a ] Y
greater than in 1914, according TO
a report by Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc
The majority of department
stores made gains up to 20 per
cent over last year and volume
was about even with last week.
Active buying was reported in
nearly all lines with women'S ap-
parel the outstanding feature.
Speciality shops also had very
satisfactory week but low inven-
tories have affected total volume.
Dresses, suits, coats blouSes
and hosiery were in strong de-
mand, while accessories were
more active than in the previous
weeks
Mems wear stores reported
gains of Is TO 30 per cent over
the same week of 1914.
Spring clothing sold well and
furnishings also moved out in
large volume, with an eXcep-
tionally. rapid inventory turn
over indicated.
Collections were ahead of last
wear
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Employment OF

The number of civilians en-
ployed in the United States de-
clined to 50.120,000 in January
or to the lowest figure since the
record high peak of 54, $50, 900
was reached in July, 1943, ac-
cording to the Alexander Ham,
ilton Institute. Nevertheless,
practically the largest possible
percentage of the total labor
force was employed in January.
The decline in employment
was thus not due to a lack OF
Jobs but TO a reduction in the
available supply of labor. The
reduction in the labor supply
was caused partly by persons
withdrawing themselves from
the labor force and partly by
persons entering the armed
forces. No alienation of the
labor shortage is in prospect
until after the end of the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Divid ends

United States of America represented by Admnistra-
tor War Shipping Administration nyites sealed bids
from American citizens for the purchase OF the steel
tug HUMRICK, Official No. 2lS072 located at New
Orleans Louisiana The and conditions on
which the vessel will be sold and other pertinent in
formation set forth in the Invitation for Bids
dated March 20, le4S Prospective bidders may obtain
copies of the Invitations for Bids upon application TO
the Assistant Deputy Administrator for Small Vessels
War Shipping Administration, Washington Is d. C.;
Assistant Deputy Administrator for the Pacific Area
War Shipping Administration, 22o Bush Street, San
Francisco d. California; Atlantic Coast Director. War
Shipping Administration, IS Broadway, New York O.
New York; Gulf Coast Director War Shipping Ad-
minstration, Canal Building, New Orleans IA Louisi-
Regional Manager for the Great Lakes, War
Shipping Administration 1919 Terminal Tower Build
ing, Cleveland l3, Ohio. Bids will be received until
2:lS p. m. Eastern War Time, April II. ls45. Ad-
1instrator, War Shipping Administration. - YES
'c right 10 reject any and all bids
Secretary
War Shipping Administration.
Washington rs, d. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
DETROIT

ss5 gFyITSs'Pls; sss ss fsiasia: b.1sss. Ne Ne +
s2,s5 45.iS. bu, NOrihsestern Greesins}
Island icr.snihsss' No 70. l. ssssss.ss sss5
ba McIntosh, No: 2.sos?sso 4s-!AI ; y
45-lb bu: steele's Red. No. l. Sass ~
VEGETABLE GREENs-Leeks. No. /, 81
LETTUCE AND SALAD csEESs-Lss]
ket. French endiv.., Dollhouse. fancy. 81
VEGETABLES. MIsc-Beets, topped. nd
/. s1@1.25 bu. Cabbage. No. = SIG u
No. /. 75easi25. Carrots. topped, No.
slsl2s og Celery root No-i,3I'5 No s3s21s No y
50 25@2.75 peck basket. Dry onions. fanc9
$50 Sob Sn,o, 'sss ss, No. inch 5 media' s
No. A /. s2@a f as bu' Parsley root, No.
81 l.5o92 Parsley. curly No. l. 19e doa
Rsdishes red, hothouse, Sic l.2o do5
ochs.: black. No. /. 81 5o@2 ou. Rhuosr9
hothouse fancy. soegsl 3-lo; boz: ehoic1
7o@75c. small 81 so DOT. ochs. RutsbAss1
No. / s1a125 bu. Squash. Hubbard, Nd
/. socas1.25 bu. TurniPs topped fancy
si7S bu No. /. 81 25@i so. vesetabi|
oysters, No. /, 81 doz. bchs
ECCS-Extrs large. sl3.o2 5o-doz ease|
large sl242 medium, sli.52.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Appoint Meek
Radio Outlet

John Meek, president of the
John Meek Industries. Inc, OF
Plymouth, Ind, announces the ap-
pointment of Radio Electronic
Supply Co, 1ll2 w. Warren, De-
troit, as the postwar distributor
for Meek radios.
The Meek company, now en-
gagged in war work, was a prewar
manufacturer of radio sound
equipment. Within so days of the
resumption of unlimited civilian
production the Meek expects 20
be turning out a complete line of
consumer radios. IL was stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Late DEALINGS
Lift ftWhedt

CHICAGO. March 26 INS)-
Wheat rallied IN today's late deal
ings while other grains continued
TO be under pressure.
Wheat closed sc off 10 &c
higher after ruling as much as
l9sc lower earlier. May finished
AT $751;. The new crop deliv-
cries displayed the most loss and
sold al the lowest level in two
months.
Corn and oats dropped as much
as &c and rye &c before meeting
with important support.
Corn closed 1-e-te I 1ze lower,
oats 1c 10 1asc down with the
distant contracts for both showing
the full decline.
Rye closed &c to &c off and
barley sc 10 &c lower.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Casa Bella S 3030
Heads Travel Loop

Casa Bella led by Charlie Vis-
contis 672. had 3O30 10 lead the
central DIVISION Of the Travelling
League al Rainbow Recreation
In the western Al Riviera. Ray
nor Roof won its one game on an
1856. new second on the board
Ken Hall had a 255 IN the record
game and a 6g7 series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Russia Gaininq

Russia increased its per capita
output of work nearly two and
a half times between 1929 and
1899. according to table pre-
pared by Prof. Thomas Read Of
Columbia.
The Soviet, however. still has
long way TO go since it stood
oath among the top 30 countries
in 1929.
Even with its terrific squirt
il only ranks fifteenth.
Top countries, such as Y. S.
and Canada, perform 30 to 40
times the work that unaided
human energy could perform.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Z Airline Promotions

Jack A. Tompkins, district
manager of the American Air
lines, has named r. J Hermanek
as public relations head here
and Robert T. Schlinkert as
traffic representative. The lat
ter is recently out of the army
and formerly attended L. of D.
Hermanek replaces Bradford
Gibson, who has been trans
ferred to Dallas. Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
MEET INDIANA TEAM

Following this series the Il
highest averaged shooters in both
leagues will meet a TiCked team
representing Indiana IN a special
shoulder-to-shoulder match
Highest team score made during
The league season is held DN ~"
Detroit Gun Club with 95OXi OCn
High individual honors 90 10
Joe Kormendi Of Great Lakes
Steel and George irwin Of Detroit
Gun Club with l93x2O0 Marion
Easter OF Detroit Gun was sec
ond with l92
La Getty held Individual hNn1ro
for women shooters with a high
score Of 1870. Violet Brousseau Of
Line n Park ard Doris Vii
loughby OF Parks and Recreation
were Sc o n d with lS9 Doris
Fisher followed with lSS
Ftnsl standings
AMIRICAN IIAGTI NATTpNA IYACTT
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Pullman Sale Ordered

PHILADELPHIA, March 26
QNS)-The L. s District Court
in Philadelphia has ordered Pull
man. Inc. TO contract for the sale
of all capital stock Of the "Servic-
ing unit OF its sleeping car manu-
featuring business, or the sale of
its $4,000, 900 worth of physical
assets within a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Controllers Institute
To Hear Allen Crow

Allen B. Crow, president of the
Economic Club of Detroit will
speak on Taxes of the City OF
Detroit as an Increasing Cost of
Product IAN OF the regular
monthly dinner meeting of the
Detroit Control of the Controllers
Institute of America TO be held
tomorrow evening. in the Hotel
Statler. beginning at 6:45 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Expand Bearing Plant

Fedora Mogul Corp. has
started work 10 increase the ca
pacity Of its Greenville plant by
so per cent. This plant makes
automotive type bearings in the
most popular numbers.
The company manufactures
sleeve bearings. which have
been a critical item. There are
now six Federal-Mogul plants
working at capacity on bear
ings, bushings and other pre-
cision parts for both military
and civilian requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Honor Stewards

w. NJ. Stewart, well known
Detroit engineer. is wearing a
new button" of which he is
very proud. 1t proclaims him
an honorary member of the
Society of American Military
Engineers and was presented by
the army-for distinguished
service"
But decorations are not new
to Capt. Stewart; he was deco
rated twice by the British in
the last war-for sinking a sub
marine from the air. thereby
saving a loaded troop transport.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Calumet & He(la
Earnings Decline

Calumet e. Hecla Consolidated
Copper Co, in a report for the
year ended Dec. 81. l944. reports
a net profit of 81 .069,641, equal to
50 cents per share. as compared
to 81 .299,329, or 65 cents a share,
in 1943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Demurrage Rate
Boost Extended

WASHINGTON. March 20
The Office of Defense Transporta-
ton has announced that increases
in demurrage charges on railway
tank cars, due 10 end March 81,
will be continued until June l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Bur+on's I3Io Tops

Two squads Sunday will wind
up thc Archway 10 Classic Pres
ent leader is William Burton,
1910. I'd Kula is second, ll9S,
and Leon Leach, third. 1884
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Bank Clearings
I'm New York Drop

NEW YORK, March 26-The
New York Clearing House Asso-
citation reports clearings for the
week ended March % totaled S.
966. .20s. .s95, as compared 10 So
253. 3.S57 .529 in the previous week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Elect Lyon President
OF Philip Morris & Co.

NEW YORK.
E. Lyon has
b Q Q n elected
president Of the
Philip Morris
& Com pany,
Ltd, Inc
He succeeds
O. II Chalk
ley. W h o re-
signed 10 be-
come chairman
of the board.
and will as
sumo his new
post April !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
ToLrDo CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. March 2e tINS Cash grain on
track
wHEAT-Eo. red ,l7sis No ? red
81 74i3
CoRE-Eo 2 ytlIoe. Slisf, No gel
low Sl.l4lgsl ll5ts
OATS-No. 2 white T7s7se No shit,
TSa7sisC
SOYBEASs-so 2 yellov s2lSs2Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
H. W. Ri(keI Declares
Quarterly Dividend

II w. Rickel Co. has declared
the regular dividend of 5 cents,
payable April 10 to stock OF rec
ord April 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Steelers, Gum Club
Win League Titles
By DON GILLIES

Michigan Rifle and Pistol Associations weekly
smalbore rifle matches to close Yesterday at the brush
and Detroit Gun Club coming
through with their league championships
akns Stnnln Mchgan
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
CHCAGn IAsH GRAIN

CHICAGO March 2s tIEs Cash frain.
COPE-Eo , yellow 81 l2i7ai i6Sa No
yeiloN 81 OF ,sl iOt4. No yellow
s3ascgsi os smpl. grade yellow. s7e
e3l.c
SOYBEAES-Eo 7 ysIiou, s7ls
OATS-s0 } feo special soAslc' No 2
red special soc No ! miHed heavy s3o
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27


humbled Wyandotte 947-S23 10
win the National League title and
Detroit Gun Club squeezed out a
close victory over the hard hit
ting Royal Oak squad, 932-929, to
finish on top in the American
League.
The two winning teams finished
the 10-week- season. with nine VIC
tories against no setbacks and
will meet in a best two out of
three series for the championship
The first match is set for April
at the Brush Armory
HAS EASY TIME
Chgysler had an easy time
dispoSing of St Mary of Redford
907 1856. 10 cinch third place in
the American league. Detroit
Edison took the measure of the
last place Gasco Sportsmens
Club. 88S- 1924, 10 win fourth place
Brewster. who did not fire yeSter-
day. was fifth with four victories
and four defeats.
The fine shooting OF the lrISh
Cam Club in defeating the rarkS
and Recreation, 9l4-9O3. gave n
second place in the National
League with seven victories and
two defeats. Lincoln Park wound
up in third place by defeating the
Minutemen Club, 895-S89
Golden Eagle. which drew a bye
yesterday. tied for fourth wltn
Parks and Recreation with foW
victories and five SetbackS
Besides the Great Lakes Steel
Detroit Gun Club final series,
two other class titles will be
settled. the names Of the teams
10 be announced later by J. VI.
(Mike) Tokar
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
WINNIPEG GRAIN

-MLAAIRLL-AA= as +tAs--n-~-ci4s~c
e 10 &c hlgher today. MAY 81 31a, BIO
July 81 2e's October. fi.l4ig
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March as iTNs HOGS 500.
sisessi47s medium sis7s; lint,
sl.7s .oa. Ee .h'i Si.. 81
cATTLE-i7 900 steady. Calves 900:
steady Beef steers Choice. siesi71s.
BsuiSsf BSteSsfs Hsiftrs. i sioSi "a SO eoss. 500
feeder steers. slos14 so stoekers steers
Saql47s COWS and heifers ssal3
sHEEP-lo 500; steady Lamb, sis sos
II. common Soals; yesSfinsI si39
1850 feeders Slldl3 so. ewes, ssaio.