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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
First Federal Savings And
Loan Association Assets
Have Risen To S25O.OOO.OO

than So, 900 in new savings were
received.
When the association grows fur
Their, it will be able to make loans
to veterans at four percent. AT
present, Garrison says, it is i'm
possible to pay members a three
percent dividend and make loans
at such low rates of interest.
II want TO stress that the men,
beTs who invest their money run
fhs association" Garrison declar-
ed" "Mr. Dion doesn't run II. ]
don't run IL. A board Of directors
Is elected by fhe members"
Membership meetings are held
the first of every year. Persons
who borrow money as well as those
who invest money become men,
bers. The borrowers have one bote
for their loan account. The inves-
tors receive one vote for each 500
in savings accounts, reaching a
maximum of so votes. ALI decisions
are made by votes of the mem
berS.
Garrison who with Dion has
worked for almost two years to
organize the association concluded:
II gambled on this thing, be-
cause / believed in it. My faith
has been more than justified. 1
say that on the basis of experience
working with building and loan as
sociations elsewhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

If you want 20 cook whole
small head Of cauliflower, soak II
- head down - in cold salted
water for at least one-haH hour.
Serve with a butter-lemon sauce
and sprinkle minced chives or
parsley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
More than $3.50, 600

More than $3.50, 900 in
assets and the issuance of
81 loans outstanding form
part of the up and coming
picture of the First Federal
Savings and Loan Associa-
tion of Key West, at the
end of its first four months
Of operation today.
Fred Dion, President and
Robert H. Garrison, Execu-
tive Vice-President and
Secretary are well pleased
with the strides made by
the new group.
1--WE have savings ac-
count members totalling
more than 200. They are
the association. They run It
and they put up the money
for it," said Garrison.
On June 80, the Loan Association
paid its first divident to members
at the rate Of three percent per
year. The next dividend period will
end on DecemDer 31st, at which
time II is expected that another
dividend of not less than three per-
cent will be paid again.
All Of the 50 loans made so far
have been for buying and repairs
and reiinancing Of existing mort
cages to home owners, Garrison
said. The borrowers pay six per-
cent interest on the loans, which
Is lower than the legal rate.
The assets Of the association
have more than doubled since
January when the charter was
500, 900. Now $25O,0OO is the a.
mount.
A liquid reserve Of six percent
Is required by law. The balance
of the associations capitalization,
Of the associations capitalization,l
mortgages to nelp people own their
homes.
Loans to home0wners are insured
up to SlO,O 900 by the Federal Saving
and Loan Insurance corporation a
government agency.
The activity Of the association
Il shown by the fact that on .
single day. last Tuesday, more
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
Rate Increase
Is Needed

TAMPA Officials of PENN
sular Telephone Co., say the util-
ity needs a rate increase to help it
borrow money and sell stock.
Peninsular. turned down for a
rate increase in February, again
is asking the State Railroad and
Public Utilities Commission for a
rate boost. The hearing opened
Friday.
The telephone company, which
is asking for complicated sys-
TEN of new rates. is basing a
great deal of its arguments around
the point its present net return
on investment is not enough.
The commission said in Febru-
airy that Peninsular was making
a little over six per cent and that
was sufficient. Peinsular said a
company Of its kind needs seven
per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

NJ. Malone. Ills Gathering Street,
repairs, $17OO; L. Terego, 2O6 Du-
val Street, repairs, $500; j. w.
Albert. 1900 Flagler ST., repairs,
$500 and Marvin H. Kemp, 1882
Seidenburg Ave-, repairs, $3.50.
The CHS Construction Company
will remodel a garage owned by
W. Barrons at 1419 Reynolds Street
at a cost of $500.
Percy Curry, ST., 521 Peacon
Lane, repairs, $500; and Neil Know.
les of s12 Margaret Street, repairs
$500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
Lower And Upper Keys Boom
Apparent On Weekend Trip
10 Sunlnerland, Islamorada

/ set is a magnificent experience.
Despite the fact that it was Labor
Day weekend l found little traffic
Sunday evening to slow my ride.
Bridge fishermen standing perilous.
ly close to the traffic, however,
did slow all drivers. With gay a.
bandon they step back from the
ratings of the bridge on to the
highway trusting fisherman's luck
to save them from a sudden end to
their sport and their lives.
/ was glad to reach the ocean
again at the Kossodo's beach club.
/ pulled in just as the Mosquito
truck did. The big chang in Islam
orada between this summer and
last, aside from its growth, is the
diminution of the galley nippers.
| Nature aiding the mosquito truck
in the form of a strong breeze
swept all insect life away on Mon
day and l was able to swim in
comfort in the Kossodo pool, dyn-
amited out of the ocean bottom
with high mari supporting walls.
The sea water in the pool is con-
stantly changed by the tides
through an Is inch pipe.
/ almost felt .onely swimming
in water without barracuda. Crate
full though ! was for the respite
from the sea tigers it seemed odd
| swimming with my mask and see
ing no snarling barracuda faces
come near. They and other large
fish are kept out of the Cocoloba
pool by the steel net covering the
entrance Of the pipe to the open
sea. Only baby fish get through and
grow to about six inches or more.
The Caribbean Club, where we
dined Sunday night, was filled with
yachting parties from Fort
Their steak was almost as good as
the one charcoal broiled, by Mary
Hudgins the night before at Sum
nerland Key.
Try Is I wousd could not see
Humphrey Bosart or his prototype
in the restaurant or bar. The din
ers in fact looked well fed and
happy instead Of lean and loaded
with . past as Bossri was IN
the film Key Largo"
Though water shortage may be
slowing up building on the Keys,
present pressure is greater than
any I have felt in Key West. When
you turn on the shower in Islamor
ada or Summerland gush OF
water comes out, startling to .
Key Wester who Is used to q
slower trickle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
S22,55O Issued In Building
Permits This Week By City

Building activity for the month
Of September started off briskly
in Key West with the granting of
a permit to the Edward Amber
Construction Company for the erec-
ton of a clubhouse for the Key
West Chapter of the Fleet Reserve
Association at 900 Caroline Street.
The CHS structure will cost $1S, 900
according to the permit given to-
day.
Other permits issued by City
Building Inspector Ralph Russell
were as follows:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
Boca Chica Bids
Are Called For

Sealed bids for construction an
aviation supply warehouse at Boca
Chica Field, Key West, Florida,
viii be received until 2 pm. EST,
Sept. 80, by the Sixth Naval Dis
trict Public Works Officer, Charles
ton, S. c. The Officer in Charge of
construction viii be Captain S. p.
lola, Gee, USN, Charleston, S. C..
Construction calls for a rein
forced concrete building with pre-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
Bethel Home
Sold For
$4,000 By
Local Bank

The Livingston Bethel
home on Duval street was
sold for $4,000 to Miami
Beach entrepreneur Sey-
mour Rubin, according to a
deed filed in the office of
County Clerk Earl Adams.
The Citizen disclosed the
pending sale weeks ago, but
did not have the sale price
which was not released un-
Gil today.
Rubin bought the old landmark
and The valuable site from fhe
Florida National Bank. He plans
10 set up chain store outlets in
ihe ons-sfory building he will
erect.
The old house cannot be nnovsd
to new site through Key West
streets because il is too large.
n will be torn down instead.
Across from La concha hotel
il has been unused for the past
few years.
The deed Of sale Is made 10
Mrs. Rubin and her husband.
Other deeds of sale recorded in
the office of County Clerk Earl
Adams last week were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Nungesser
sold for SIS, 800 property in the
Ocean View subdivision of Upper
Matecumbe. The buyers were Mr..
and Mrs. Sydney Boards of Isla-
morada. The sale includes Lots
3, 4, in Block two of Ocean View,
and Tract 81, according to the plats
of the Russell estate.
A sale for $10,6OO of Key West
property was made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mathison Sahlman
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robrt E, Garrison
1908 Patterson avenue.
Another Key West sale was made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack F. Flood for
$40, 800 to Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Harrison.
A sale for $500 by Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Price to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert D. Norviel of 22O5 Fogarty-
Avenue was filed last week.
A $500 sale by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Oldham to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Anthony Demeritt, 1922
Washington Street also transferred
Key West land.
Hudgins and Alfonso sold for
$4,000 Lots rs and rs of Summer
land Estates, subdivision, to Earl
A. Ross, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gautier
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Martin
have sold for $500 Lot ! in Drift
wood estates to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Karson, Jr. of Marathon.
The Riviera Corporation of Rivi-
era village has sold ten lots TO Mr..
and Mrs. James Hayes, Jr. Of Mi
ami, for 81 900. At the same time
the Rivera corporation bought one
lot for $500 from Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil M. Bellous, Sr.
The deed Of sale for. $50. 600 Of
land for the new Key West-Havana
ferry dock on Wall and whitehead
Streets was also filed last week.
Gulf-Atlantie Transportation sold
the land to the City Of Key West.
The Florida corporation then paid
off its mortgage held by Agwil-
ines, Inc. a Maine corporation.
The sale includes all buildings
and privileges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
S26Q8OO In Warranty Deeds Filed In CLERK Aam' office This Week

cast roof slab, concrete block and
concrete brick walls.
Work win also include excava-
ton, grading, installation of cleo
trical subStation and wiring, fire
alarm system, plumbing, ventila-
ton, painting and sprinkler system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

Hydrogen peroxide is a good
bleach for light scorch stains. The
action of the peroxide is quicker if
few drops of ammonia water
are added just before use. Apply
the solution to the stain with q
medicine dropper or sponge the
stain with it, then sponge care
fully or 1inSe with water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

West Virginia U's basketball
team scored 100 points twice and
% once during the ls5i-S2 season.
All three wins were on opposition
courts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

q mechanical engineer. He has
worked in every state east Of the
Rockies.
"My next Job is in New Mexico
we're building a plant five times
this sire" said Warren. We're
hoping to finish here On time since
We have TO get going to the next. I"
Evening star., 1952-04-24
WHY TALKS IN The STEEL
WAGE DISPUTE ARE STALLED

mencQn Public
effect of that absorption would be to reduce their
taxes by twO-thirds of billion.
The loss in taxes would have to be made up by
action OF Congress to increase taxes. Ii not that,
then by Government borrowing or by the printing
of new money. This would be initiation pure and
simple.
That is why the tax payers and consumers of
America will bear large share of the cost of the
W.SB mflationary recommendations.
The Union Shop
Another big stumbling block to agreement be-
tween the companies and the union is the cOmpul-
sorry union shop endorsed by the W.S.B. Under the
union shop no man, not member of the union,
could work in the mills.
The companies believe it wrong to interfere
in any respect with an individuals decision as to
whether he will or will not join uniOn
The Broader Issues
The controversy has created grave economic
and constitutional issues more important by far
than the immediate dispute in Steel These will not
be settled quickly easily, but settled they must
be because
If the Government can arbitrarily seize
the steel mills, the property of nearly one
million citizens, stockholders of the steel COM
panes-
If it can impose an inflationary wage
Increase
If it can cOnfiscate private income by setting
prices in ruthless disregard of the needs Of the in
dustry to meet huge cost increases
If it can force compulsory unionism on work.
Then Our American heritage of human liberty,
the rights of Individuals the right to own proper
ty the freedom to wOrk-even freedom of the press
are gravely imperiled.
This Is Your Fight
This fight does not concern the steel companies
alone It is your fight as well. If you are opposed
to the illegal seizure of property by Government for
any purpose whatever, your only recourse is in the
Congress Of the United States.
It is your privilege as an American citizen to
express your views to your Congressman and Sena-
tors on these ubjects.
Write for copies Of the booklet Facts in the
Steel Controversy"
THE WAGE CASE
Eth AVENUE
Ew YORK
Evening star., 1952-04-24
A Report to the American Public

Millions of Americans are asking why negotia-
tiOns in the steel labor dispute have stalled.
The chief reason is that the union refuses to
bulge an inch from its demand for the full package
of Wage Sterilization Board recommendations.
Under these recommendations the union wants
the highest increase in wages and in fringe benefits
in the industrys history. And in addition it wants
the power to force every man who works in the
mills to join the union.
On its part the indus try, faced with demands
which would lift its costs more than 81 billion
ally, wants the Government to grant fair and reason
able price relief to compensate for increased costs.
And it opposes the compulsory union shop.
Ho,U Prices Stand
It is important to set the record straight on one
point. The steel companies have never asked nor
insisted" on price increase OF $l2 ton. They
have asked only for fair and equitable treatment on
prices, labor costs advanced
The figure Of $12 ton would be the ultimate
cost to the companies if the nlatiOnary increases
recommended by the Wage Sterilization Board be-
come effective. How is that figure reached?
The direct employment costs to the companies
of the WS.B. recommendations would be 80 cents an
hour per employee Sc ton. There have been five
earlier rounds of wage increases and other costly
benefits since VI Day. In each of them the cost of
goods and services the steel companies must buy
went up by nearly the same amount as the increase
This time that would add another Sc in costs ton
or $12 in ALL
The revenue Of the steel industry is simply not
adequate to permit it to 'absorb" further cost in
crease of Sc ton or more without cOmpensating
price increase.
The companies had hoped to help check infla-
ton by holding the line on both prices and wages
However, the WS.B. recommendations shattered
that hope.
The price administrator has said an increase of
only about s. ton will be allowed. The companies
were entitled to this increase under the Capehart
Amendment to cover increased costs between the
outbreak of fighting in Korea and July 26 1851 prior
to any demands for wage increases. In the interest
Of stabilization request for this increase was ever
made by the industry.
Some in Washington cite the income of steel
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Beauty Secret
For Hands
Discovered

One of the most remarkable
beauty secrets ever discovered hap
pened years ago on the plains of
Australia during sheep-Shearing sea-
son. The hands of the men were
dry, calloused and bruised. But al
most Immediately an amazing phe
nomenon occurred. Bruises were
healed their hands were soft,
supple and smooth. What happen
ed?
Lanolin, the closest actual dupli-
cation to eSters and choleSterols
natures own skin oils, is found in
the fats and oils of the sleeps wool.
AS the men sheared the sheep, lano-
lin was absorbed deep into the lay
ers of the skin. Lanolin made their
hands BEAUTIFUL!
Today, Lanolin Plus, containing
the right amount of lanolin and
combined with other ingredients for
absolute effectiveness, is the only
formula to hold an exclusive United
States patent.
LANOLIN PLUS HAND LOTION
is richly enforced with this pre-
cious substance lanolin. It's a vel
vety lotion that gives immediate ef-
fects. both protective and remedial
1t doesn't leave the skin sticky and
greasy, but restores a soothing soft
ness and suppleness to dry, crackly
skin.
You'll like the delicate, refreshing
scent, as we'll as the tiny miniature
ivory pump that elects the few drops
necessary for an application. A gen.
erous four-ounce bottle costs only
81. plus federal tax at all cosmetic
counters. Keep bottle handy at all
times-and you will keep your hands
BEAUTIFUL!
Evening star., 1952-11-21

liquid in Lanolin. Plus supplies your
skin with the extra fabrication it
needs. Lanolin Plus Liquid does the
work of three products. Use it effec-
lively as a cleansing cream, night
cream or makeup base, because it
gets down deep to the source of your
skin oils with softening lubricating
substances. Try it for facial treat
>. a perfect pickup for dry, tired,
weather. worn skin! Here's a quick
simple way to deep-cleanse your
face, make it glow with new vitality
and beauty. You'll be overjoyed with
the noteworthy results, the clean,
fresh look and feel!
| l. Hold a hot washcloth to your
face and neck for about a minute
to open pores and allow tired mus
jcles to relax.
2. Briskly massage warmed Lam
olin Plus (warm bottle under hot
water tap) into face and neck until
skin begins to tingle.
3. After few minutes, wipe away
impurities brought to pore openings
by soothing Lanolin Plus Liquid.
Lanolin Plus Liquid is simple as
ABC to use! Gently massage a few
drops into your skin before retiring.
1t works while you sleep, leaves no
greasy film on your pillow! It's per-
feet as powder base and your skin
is in contact with beneficial ingredi-
ents all day long. just apply a few
drops and tissue away the excess;
your makeup goes on smoothly,
really lasts. For a cleansing, apply
no more than what is necessary to
dissolve your makeup.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Is Your Hair in Perfect Condition?

poo, working a small amount into
the ends of the hair. In making the
hair soft and flexible once more, it
helps prevent split, broken ends and
brings back a healthy, lustrous
sheen. 1t helps keep unruly locks
attractively in place. A few drops
brushed on daily keeps simmer
ing highlights in the hair always.
You'll find, COO, that the men at
your house will like this new, lano-
lin-rich lotion for the hair. 1t does
not leave a smudge on hat bands,
pillows or upholstery, but imparts
a smooth, well-cared-for look.
You can purchase Lanolin Plus
for the Hair for only 81, plus fed
eral tax, at any cosmetic counter.
It's the sure way to keep your hair
in perfect conditioni
Evening star., 1952-11-21

Since this lanolin-rich liquid lu-
bricates and softens the skin, it has
other beneficial uses: If the heels,
or insteps or toes are calloused or
rough, relaxing foot bath, followed
by Lanolin Plus Liquid massage
does wonders for softening and
soothing the dried out areas. It's ex-
cellent also for sun-tanning and
after swimming, during out of sea-
son sunny cline vacations.
How long has it been since you
have analyzed effectively what your
complexion is really like? It's up to
you whether your skin becomes pre-
maturely wrinkled, or is soft and
supple, with glowing, youthful ra.
dance.
There is no season of the year,
when it isn't necessary to conduct
your own personal complexion
campaign" Climatic conditions
harsh. wintry winds or hot, pene-
trating sunrays . do rob the skin
of its natural oils, leaving it hard
and dry. Ordinary facial cleansers
rob the skin OF its natural oils. You
must compensate for lost natural
lubricants if your skin is to become
softened and smooth in appearance:
if you are to avoid dry skin and age
ing wrinkle lines.
Only Lanolin Plus Liquid replen-
ishes these natural skin oils so vital
ly needed to nourish and protect
and lubricate the skin. Remember
. it's up to you! How you care
for your skin today means the diff
ference between a beautiful, youth
full complexion, or hard, dry, un-
attractive one tomorrow!
You can purchase this splendid
product at all leading drug and de-
partment store cosmetic counters.
Its nominal cost Is only 81, plus fed
eral tax. Ask for LANOLIN PLUS
LIQUID at Drug Fair!
Evening star., 1952-11-21

You may spend hours in a beauty
salon Or at home concerning your
self with stylings. rinses, bleaches
and "touch-ups." Oh, your hair may
look pretty after all this care, but
what's it really like deep-down at
the scalp? What is the condition
of its health? Have harsh chemicals,
sunlight and hair dryers sapped its
inner strength and beauty? These
things can happen, you know. And
they happen at a great cost Of time
and money to you.
External hair care is important
and wise for the final appearance
Iof the well-groomed woman. There
lis no question about it. Yet, in ac-
Icomplishing this external beauty, is
the same amount of time and care
given to its internal condition. You
Ican tell this way: Look for split
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Dron'otise and Highlight
The Unsuspected
Beauty of Your Hair

To give yourself the correct sham
poo, make certain that the hair is
gently massaged with the finger
tips throughout the shampooing
process. It's not only pleasant and
relaxing. but it stimulates the seba-
ceous glands of the scalp and makes
them more active. Rinsing must be
done with great care. slowly and
effectively. Most emphatically
thoroughly! The desirable method
is the use of professional spray.
Now! What kind of shampoo To-
ton? 1t mustn't contain harsh in
gradients that tend to dry out the
hair. 1t mustn't leave the hair with
a sticky, dull film. 1t must leave
it soft, shiny, manageable!
For some time, We have known
Evening star., 1952-11-21
LanOIin Plus Does Wonders for Skin
Wrinkles Worrying You?

Don't let them! You can actually
remove, or greatly reduce premature
wrinkles in a very simple manner.
First what causes this kind of
wrinkles? Nothing more than hard,
dry skin. To prove it, crush a piece
of silk then shake it out. It has
no wrinkles. Now, crush piece of
note paper. It's permanently
wrinkled because it's hard and
dry.
Ordinary cleansing creams prob
ably are the cause of dry skin. AL
though they cleanse. they remove
the skins surface lubricantS-es-
ters and cholesterols, and leave the
pores clogged with mineral oils and
wakes. These are closely related
to gasoline, and not only fail to
lubricate, but actually may further
dry out the skin
All you have to do is soften the
skin and premature wrinkles begin
to give way. All you have to use is
LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID. Use it
Evening star., 1952-11-21

that lanolin contains the substitute
for natures own oils to help nour-
ish and lubricate the skin and scalp.
The best shampoo to choose is one
that contains generous supply of
lanolized suds. Such a product is
.LANOLIN PLUS HARD WATER
SHAMPOO. Here is a shampoo that
lathers in the hardest water. It's
gentle on the hair, and it's rich,
lanolized suds whisk away COM
pletely all dirt and CRIME so that
the hair is left soft and silken, with
beautiful glistening highlights. Just
as the shampoo cleanses, its oil
pampers the hair.
It's economical, too, because it's
fast-acting, with just one or two
applications needed per washing.
Only 81 at our cosmetic counters.