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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Z Structures
For $4,000
To Be Built
WILL BREAK CROUND'
FOR $4,000 MOTEL;
$4,000 APARTMENT
HOTEL BEGINS SOON

Ground will be broken this
week for erection of a 13-unit
motel at a cost of approximately
$4,000 on Simonton street, while
II was announced construction of
a l6-suite apartment hotel at a
cost in excess of $4,000 will get
under way about the middle of
September on the old Arnold
property at United and Margaret
streets.
The Simonton street motel is
being erected by an estate under
the. trusteeship of Mrs. Marguerite
l.. Mitchell and the apartment no.
tel will be built by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Mills of Savannah, Ga. Mrs.
Mills formerly was Miss Ottilee
Maloney. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John B. Maloney. Architect
John Allan Long announced the
proposed building of the hotel.
Alonzo Cothron. Key West con-
tractor, prepared the plans for the
Mitchell motel and will carry on
construction of the building,
which is scheduled to take about
three months.
Three buildings of about 20
by SO feet will be built. Two of
them will have four units and
the third five units. They will be
one-story buildings, all of con-
crete block construction on a
lot on Simonton street, a short
distance east of United street.
The old Arnold property,
which has been purchased by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. has a 'front.'
age Of DOT feet on United street,
The PRINCIPAL entrance to thetnew
project will be from United street.
The property has a depth reach
ing from Packer to Margaret
streets.
Certain improvements are con-
templated by the Mills to the old
Arnold home. They expect to oc-
cupy the house at later date.
The new building will be in
the form of an l., each wing OF
which will be approximately 80
feet. II will be of concrete block
construction, two stories in
height.
Inside the L all the old trees on
the property are to be preserved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills plan an extern
sive landscaping, so that the
building will rest in an elaborate
framework of trees, shrubs and
flowers.
1.-THE structure will be as fine
or finer than any other building
in Key West" said representa-
tive of John Allan Long today.
ut will be of high-class construc-
ton throughout. Each of the no.
tel suites will have two rooms,
and each will be fitted out elab-
orately."
Long also announced that to-
day he had asked for bids, re-
turnable Sept. 5, for the construc-
ton of a two-bedroom home for
DIR. and Mrs. Irving D. Scott of
Ann Arbor. Mich, on property
at Leon and Johnson streets. 1t
will be a one-Story building of
concrete block construction. No
estimate of the cost of the struc-
ture was given.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
POinCiana Transfer
To Navy Depends On
City, H0uSer Says
KEY WET OFFICIALS PROBABLY COULD BLOCK
ACTION, NAVAL BASE CHIEF ASSERTS BUT
ASKS 'WIfOLEHEARTED APPROVAL" OF
NAVY ACQUISITION

sion ana hey west Housing Au-
thority whether the Navy gets
the 2l0-unit Poinciana Project,
Capt. Harold A. HouSer, COM
mandant, U. S. Naval Base, de-
clared in effect at special meet
ing of Navy, city, county and
housing officials called this
morning by John p. Broome,
regional director of the Public
Housing Administration.
1T is btful." Capt.
Houser said in his prepared
statement. IF the National
Housing Agency will agree 10
the transfer of Poincisna Place
to the Navy over the objec-
tions of the city officials of Key
West. In view of the mutual
advantages which will accrue
to both the Navy and the City
Of Key West if such trensfer is
affected. it is the cernest desire
OF this commend that the
projected transfer of this prof.
eel receive not only your &C.
quiesence. but your whole
hearted approval"
City officials listening to the
Naval commandant were Mayor
w. w. Demeritt, Commissioners
Louis Carbonell, Hunter Harden
and Albert B. Cooper; City Man
ager. o. j. S. Ellingson; and the
following members of the Key
West Housing Authority: George
Mills White. director. Maitland
Adams. chairman. and Ralph
Betancourt, j. j. Trevor. Jeuy
Daniels and Kermit Levin.
Representing the Navy with
Capt. Houser were Capt. Henry
M. Cooper. former Naval Base
commandment, now commanding
officer of the Naval Air Station:
Commander Eli Vinock. public
relations officer, Naval Base. and
LIT. Commander w. r. Yankey. as
sistant public works officer. Also
attending, in addition to Broome
were Chairman Frank Bentley
Of the Monroe County Commits
sien, and Eric Curry. command
ant of the Disabled American
Veterans.
Before the meeting Broome
said he would have no state
ment after the session. He said
1T is matter for local deter
mination. that is. for the Navy
end city officials 20 work out"
The local people must get to-
gether and iron it out with the
Navy" he added. Otherwise. he
said, Raymond Foley, Admins
traitor of the Housing and Home
Finance Az icy will have to con-
fer with Secretary of the Navy
Kenneth Royal and arrive at d
decision.
Broome seic he personally
will issue no decision until he
returns from Atlantic. Carbonell
said. following the meeting.
that Broome will await Q de-
cision by the city. He predicted
that a meeting will be held
within two weeks by the city
end the Housing Authority. The
decision reached then will be
sent to Broome.
Carbonell said that the Navy
made it clear, so far as he was
concerned, that all civilians en-
ployed by the Navy and living
in Poinciana would be unaffected
by Nays taking over the project
and that the remaining Il fam
lies would be given as long as
a year to cVaCuate. He said none
would be eVicted until they had
found suitable living quarters.
The meeting, held in Whites
office and presided over by Ad-
ans, was carried on in a friendly
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25

atmosphere of cooperation. al
though Mayor Demeritt argued
quite strongly against the Nays
acquiring the project. Capt.
HouSer stressed in his four-page.
Single-Spaced statement. the eco
nomic importance of the Navy
to Key West and the benefit TO
the community il the Navy gets
the project.
The commandment brought out
that the question of transfer of
the project first came up in let
ter from the National Housing
Agency to the Secretary of the
Navy. Sept. 20. 1916. He said that
the meeting had been arranged
by request of MIA TO the Secre-
tary OF the Navy.
''rhe city's attitude" he said.
towards Naval Housing will
have a direct effect upon future
expansion OF Naval facilities IN
the Key West area. II may
aow I've stated that hess than a
year ago. the Navy Department
was seriously considering discs
tablishing the Naval Base. Key
West. and curtailing 10 a mini
mum the Naval activities in this
vicinity"
The Commandant of tse
Seventh Naval District objected
so strongly. however. that the
action was not taken. II an sure
It is not necessary 10 emphasize"
Captain Houser continued. how
great would have been the ad-
verse effect on the economic life
of this community had the plan
under consideration been con
Summated."
Pointing to establishment here
Of additional air detachments a.
Naval Air Station. the Naval
Ordnance Unit and the expect
ed establishment az the Nsvd'
Special Weapons School here"
Capt Houser said the moving 81
the latter school would probably
not have been considered had
the commanding officer al that
time. mot feIt reasonably certain
that the Poinciana Project would
be transferred To the NAVY"
He explained that the Navy has
an obligation To its personnel. ar
obligation intensified by absence
of Servicemen from their fafl-
lilies during the war.
"BN 1. letter received from ihc
MIA dated q Sept. 1916, " Capt
Housed said. 1T is implied that
this obligation To civilians has
been fulfilled. and that Poinciani
Place should be disposed Of # not
required by the military force.
The Navy has an interest IN those
civilians employed by II. and "a
the event that Poinciana Place IS
transferred to Navy custody. they
will not be evicted from their
homes Civilians who are not
employed by the Navy will be
given every consideration with re-
gard 10 time necessary fOr finding
other housing This time Will not
be less than three months and
most likely will be- more, II re-
qulred. II Is estimated that only
about 80 persons would he re
qulred to vacate. as the remain
ing tenants are distributed APP
proximstelv as follows. 100 ci-
william employees in the Navy and
Sc service personnel"
EDITORS NOTE. BY persons.
Capt. HouSeT apparently g. re-
ferrlng to heads of families. as the
project consists of 2lO family
units.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Property Sales

Frank w. johnson transferred
property at Fogarty avenue and
Eighth street for $500 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland p. FELTON,, accord
ing to a warranty deed filed Sat
urday with Circuit Cour tClerk
Ross c. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bentley
transferred property on Grassy
Key for nominal sum to Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Barwick, Mi
ami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
RepivaI To Start At
Methodist Church

A series of revival services will
start at the First Methodist
Church tonight under the direc-
ton of James Singleton and con-
tinue throughout the week. The
services will start at 8 pm.
Sermon subject for tonight is
Would A Loving God Send A
Sinner to HELP" Song leader for
the services will be Harold Wells.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Tropics Bar Robbery
Nets Cigarettes. Cigars

Thieves took five or six cartons
of cigarettes and three boxes Of
cigars early this morning from
the Tropics poolroom adjoining
the Tropics Bar. 700 Duval street.
Police. Lieutenant Ray Atwell
said entrance was gained through
a window between midnight and
6 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed Saturday with
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
by Eugene Albury. q, of SIG
Duval street, and Edilia PARA,
20, of Sill Angela street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking d divorce
was filed Saturday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross c. Sawyer by
Cleo Doloris K. Stone against
James Lewis Stone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
MARIPOSA SPEAKS AT
INDIANA HEALTH RESORT

BY MRS. ALAN HAMMOND

BY MRS ALAN HAMMOND
THE NATIONAL DIETARY ASSOCIATION hos turned ont ono
OF the biggest and most complete exhibitions offered by
them since before the wor Among the exhibitors health
and Vomn products from all the country and many new
books among the latter Professor Broggs new Heo Book
S ono hollywood Glamour Cook Book the popular
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16
BIGGEST SEASON
SCHEDULED FOR
LEGION BASEBALL

With more teams than ever
participating in the Illinois
American Legion's Junior Base
Ball program, the most holly
contested fight for the state
championship in the history of
the game is now under way,
according to Peter N. Martin,
state chairman of the Legion's
Youth Activities Commission.
In the past, teams losing two
games were eliminated, but
this year, because of the great
ly increased number of games
scheduled, regular standings
have been kept and no team
will be out of the running, un-
til automatically out, thruout
the season.
Playoffs for the Cook coun-
ty winning teams will take
place in Chicago July rs and
27, while downstate winner
will be decided on the same
dates at Bloomington, Cham
pionship finals will be held at
Bloomington, August 2, 3, and
4.
Bleachers
An additional Junior Base
ball event this year, coinciding
with the Legion state conven-
ton in Chicago, will be the
Cook county champs VS.. the
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, area
champs at Comiskey Park, on
Saturday, August 16, it has
been announced by Walter
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16
NEWS FROM PHOENIX,
ARIZONA

Continued from page u
that God will use them for His
glory. The task of stamping,
addressing, folding, tieing, etc.
the literature was completed
in about ~ hours, and the
workers included fourteen la
dies and two of the older boys.
Mrs. James Harwood is in
charge of the ladies' group.
"Work for the night is COM
ing, When mans work is
DONE"
We do thank God for the
love and prayers of those who
are interested in the work
here. We received another do
nation by the ladies of Mrs.
Sefton's class. We do thank
them for their continued inter-
est.
Meeting today for the first
time with the ladies group
were Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Rawley,
Mrs. Brunk and Mrs. Chappell.
These ladies are showing a
great interest in the work here.
We have a good Christian
family here and we are glad
to welcome those who wish to
fellowship with us.
Continue to pray for us.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16
Ihe qkeOCrat

Wesman, Cook county Junior
Baseball chairman. Babe Ruth
special advisor to the National
Junior Baseball program, will
present trophies and awards to
the winning team. Gate admis-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16

sion will be $1.25 for box seats,
80 cents for grandstand and SO
cents for bleachers. Proceeds
of the game will be used for
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16
Wednesday, July 18th, 1917

purchase Of recreational buses
for disabled veterans in gov
eminent hospitals throughout
the state.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-16

trOph1eS and awards I
: winning team. Gate admi
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

je zabaval oh tenn in je pozabil
ma Vlak.
Planil SEM mad dnevnega in
ga hotel lopniti po povesenem
gobcu, vendar sem Sc prema-
gal. Ne utegnem sestavljati "a
pisnika. Obrnem signal in Ste
Gem ma locomotive.
Cez pet minut smo bill v Ii
varni. Voznja je trajala osem
minut, brez odbitka treh minut
zamude.
Livarji so izlivali belo in glib
ko surovo zelezo pa so pozabi-
Ii ma stevilko mole Locomotive,
kakor da o njej Sc MISC Gull in
MISC nicesar brali v listih, &C.
prav :je bila ze kakih, desetkrat
omenjena.
A moja napetost raste
zdrzema. Mojo locomotive po-
znajo tudi pomozni delavci in
mojster in inzenir. z menoj Sc
pozdravlja nacelnik plavzar.
stva, inzenir, in me sprasuje,
kako napreduje delo. Pogovar-
jam sc z mimi kakor S sebi ena-
kimi in sc ne cudim svoji drz.
nosti.
K moi lokomotivi pristopi
delavska posada, XII iztovarja
il vagonov zlindro, odpadke IL
plavzev, in me prosi pomoci, da
bi pospesila delo in da plavzi ne
bi pocivali. Ia posada mi zaupa,
Previdno zapeljem do vagonov
z zlindro, skocim, preizkusim
toploto zlindre in pregledam
&c nj Sc kaj surovega zeleza
vines. Posadi pomagam pripeti
vagone vrvjo k lokomotivi.
Vse je nared. Toda JAZZ Sc ne
verjamem ne sebi ne posadi, "a
to Sc enkrat vse skupaj preiz.
kusi1n.
Gotovo Pozeni! - vpi.
jo delavci.
Tisti trenutek bi moral loko'
motive trzniti nazaj, da bi sc
vagonska korita prevrnila. Od'
prem ravnalo, napnem vrv in IL.
sipam il vagonov zlindro v tan
KEN curku, da sc ne bi visa ma
NAH razlila. Kakor ognjeniska
lava pada zlindra hrupno pc
poboSju, pokrije YES bliznji sneg
modrikastim pepelom in ozar'
ia noe z rdecim sijem. Wagon
stole cisti, pobeljeni apnon
kakor sladkorjem, pripravlje'
nj "a prevoz k plavzem.
S tenn je izpolnjena poslednja
tocka socialisticne pogodbe. To-
da napetost ne popusca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
A. AVDEJENKO
LJUBIM
| Poslovenil: D. RAVLJEN
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

NC UOJ sc, hrdmarenkO, ne
bonn FATALLY! Koliko noci sem ze
premisljeval in racunal, kako
spravim vagone pod razbeljeno
reko! In zdaj peljem po znani
poti. z ocmi merlin razdal:jo do
prvega zleba, po katerem pote-
&c grodelj. Tu je treba podsta-
viii wagon. Obracam ravnalo
nakratko, ne izpustim zavore il
rok in neprestano palm, kako
sc vlak premika. Cim je zavirac
dal znamenje, maj ustavim, ze
sem izpustil paro in potegnil
zavoro - in lokomotiva je OBJ
stala kakor ukopana.
V dveh minutah so bill pod
stavljeni vagoni "a petdeset ton
grodlja, medtem ko so pref po-
trebovali "a tax opravek po de-
set do petnajst minut.
Nihce mi ne prjvosci niti be-
sedice pohvale. Toda meme ne
bodo preslepili. Opazil sem, ka-
ko so dvignili glave in mi S tenn
izkazali priznanje. In njih ma
smeh je tako miren in ljubez-
niv.
Pricakoval sem, da bo nape-
tost popustila, da sc bo razbur-
jenje poleglo, toda oboje Sc je
samo Sc stopnjevalo.
Ko so me spet priklenili k va
gonom, polnim grodlja, sem ze
dal moe svoji lokomotivi - pa
70 in vodo: zrak - in premog:
hrano. Stala je pred vagoni.
cutil sem, kako trepece. Bilo
je kakor da sodozivlja - mo-
jo vznemirjenost.
Isti NAH kakor vlakovodja
sem tudi JAZZ dal znak S piskom
in sem odprl paro: vlak je zdir-
jail.
Lei tam svetlobno znamenje! :!
Voznja je trajala tri minute.
Pref so zapravljali po deset mi
nut, nakar so kdaj pa kdaj sta
Ii po pol ure pred vhodom. Ne
mara DO tako tudi danes? S
strahom gledam, kakrsne bar
We je svetlobno znamenje. Je
rdece? Da, kakor rama. Zname-
ME, maj ustavim. Zapreka.
Zaman me bo po sedmih mi
nutah pricakovalo desetero in
desetero delavcev ma drugem
koncu tovarne, da bi izlili gro
deli, XII ga je plavilo tisocero
ljudi. Razblinjen grodelj bo m
pripeljal, zerjav bo razlil kori-
ia kalupe in pokvaril neskoncne
verike strojev, surovo zelezo pa
bo gosto in lepljivo.
Locomotive zaupam Boriso-
WI, sam pa stecem ma postajo.
Nadomestni premikac, pijan
cd brezdelja, je bill stavil z dru-
gim premikacem, da bo ma en-
sam vdih pokadil vso cigarette
in da bo isti cas- pokasljal z
zadnjico. Dnevni ma postal Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

Grem mimo locomotive Ste
vilka stiri in vidim oh njej kle-
cati strojevodjo in kurjaca.
Snazita locomotive, ropoceta s
kljuci in pomlajata stroj. -.
Pristopim k NINA pomagam
napraviti locomotive taksno,
kakrsna je moja.
(Dalje prihodmjc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

All ste 'saro6ssik, "EnakopraV-
mosts" &c ste, ali 50 Va& prija-
telT in snamcie "Enakoprav-
most" je potrebna Usaki drnzimi
zaradi va$sih vesti n, ved,so ak-
tu0znih Clank0v! strife "Enak0-
pravmost!" !;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Nadaljevanje)

V katerem zakonu "a "a
scito della je zapisano, da je tre-
ba locomotive cistiti v TAKEN
mrazu, ko niti gavran ne more
trepniti perutnicami? Clovek
niti dihati ne more, stroj pa mai
Sc kar blesci >.
Borisov in JAZZ sva prevzela
Ribin delez.
Slab clovek, z emo besedo -
Riba! Pa Sc kaksna riba. -
krap!
Pripravila sva petrolej, kr-
pc in predivo in, Sc lotila della.
Oprala sva kolesa. v mrazu
Sc je petrolej spreminjal v le-
demo brozgo, izjedal kozo, zgo-
sceval Sc v grudice, XII Sc lah-
ko drobijo in Sc povesijo v kr-
pah. Prsti mama drevenijo. Gu
ME padajo il rok, petroljnica
pozvanja oh tleh. Zdajci pohi-
tiva Boris in JAZZ kakor zgovor-
jena ma locomotive in tisciva
roke v samo pee. Prijetno naju
objema toplota, para Sc vrtinci
kakor megla in naju napaja z
opojno dremavico.
Konice Borisovljih prstov so
docela pobledele, petrolejke
kapljice Sc jih ne drze vec in
Borisov 81 name prste, jih drg-
ne in pri tenn evrsto stiska 70
be. Njegova usta so, rekel bi,
kakor zasita. LIE zdaj pa zdaj
nabira obrvi in me magic pogle-
da. Tedaj vidim njegove okro-
gle zenice in umazane podplutbe
ma licih.
Smehljam Sc in pogumim b.
risova. Pri tenn Sc sam po ma
lem tresem in Sc mi zdi, da mi
med zobmi skriplje in zvizga
hladen, predirljiv veter. Menda
mi DO zdaj zdaj zdrsnil usten
predlog, da bi Sc sla Boriso-
vim ogret, pa vendar noeem pr
vi spregovoriti. Opazim, da bi
tudi Borisov rad nasvetoval, da
bi Sc pogrela ma lokomotivi,
vendar caka, da bi JAZZ sprego-
voril. In tako kar naprej liciva
locomotive.
Molcala sva, dokler sc nj po-
slednji del locomotive blescal
kakor vranja perut. Nato sva
stopila ma tia, da bi sla. Vendar
sva Sc zelela pogledati, kako
sva pomladila locomotive. OBJ
ideva jo, ne moreva Sc je ma
gledati in sc venomer nasmiha-
va.
.. Ma prsih mole lokomoti-
We Sc sveti kakor jarko sonce
odlikovanje, ma katerem so v
medenino vrezane besede:
''Lokomotiva tekmuje plav-
zarji. Niti minute zadrzka!"
sluzbujoci ma postal, kretni-
carji, zaviraci in premikaci ogle-
dujejo locomotive kakor da jo
vidijo prvikrat; dolgo in ocita-
joce Sc nude S pogledom ma
madezih, majhnih kakor zrno,
najsi ii madezi MISC prava uma-
zanija, marvec samo njena po-
sledica. Toda niti teh mama ne
odpustijo.
Prikljucimo tri vagone S ko-
riti "a grodelj. Treba jih bo po-
staviti pod plavze, da Sc vanje
zlije taljeno zelezo. V social
sticni pogodbi je dolocba, po
kateri sem dolzan podstaviti
vagone v treh minutah.
Speljal sem. Ia menoj so kre-
Mill tudi kretnicarji, zaviraci in
premikaci. Radi bi opazovali
mole delo pa Sc delajo, kakor
da gredo po svojih opravkih.
Ma oloscenem boku locomotive
Sc blesei stevilka dvajset. Cez
ograjo ploscadi plavzarne Sc
sklanjajo mojstri, plavzarji, ru-
darji. Med mimi vidim plavzar-
ia Kramarenka. snel je polste-
no eepico, gladi njene neposlus-
ne krajce in gleda, ne da bi tre-
nil, ma mole ustne, ma kolesa To-
Evening star., 1947-08-15
FARM and GARDEN.

TREES PRUNED, SPRAYED, surreIy AM
etz sspea ESQ BsiTTA1S srfS2 seff Tree tEExPER1
TRACToRs and everything for the farm
new. OWNER. IA. sIsO after s. -l9
e1s saLER ana eWan auyem bss .h9s'sf Rsss :. @
s126 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. sH. $3.50
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces. hreplaces
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
JUST ARRIvED-Redman & Roth Garden
HdRsrs ss TIs.9 e.D: az =
saO1lSi ESTornEERs IEf &C. vow r. AVAILABLE sh Til.
s5sssas i log aoas a SaS
varieties y Is 81 and s1Ss each; SEIiNKE
MgRsER.Fs N.Y. paI 4o wrsn sss4 Bat0' blvd BesiSsil
ToPsoiL. fili dirt. sand and road gravel.
s5oD ssS Eark s sSS srsS;i and s,na.1s for
roads, streets and driveways. delivered and
Sparsaa SS trucks Ph1ps VA sal5 sS.
TkAcToRs, Oliver. HS2ii .ciesrac models, With
SfS:FS FkAcoR sRs so sstans sssE''s5.
MANURE spREADER. new. oliver 5o-bu
tractor spreader; rubber tires. SUTTLAND
TRACTOR CO.. Suitland, Md. HI.
GARDEN TRACTORS and equipment. as
Whatever your Job, Gardenaid will make
It easier, MALoNEYS, INC, S128 Ga.
LANpsCAPE .sERvICE-sodding, seeding,
grading, and pruning: lawns renovated: :
topsoil delivered. Ask operator for
AFRICAN VIOLETs. white. Blue Girl,
and other varieties, MI. OOPS.
MANURE SPREADER in excellent cond
Open to offer; absolutely new electric bat
tery type brooder, cost Sl10. will take
S95; electric 400 chick capacity incuba-
trailer custom built. pipe vices, steel
chassis, good tires, drawers and compart-
ments for tools or plumbers supplies, cost
TO build $3.50, will consider $50; table
saw IN excellent cond.. make offer Apply
phone Marlboro 35h3 IL