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Evening star., 1950-12-30
CASHIER
CHECKER AND CASHIER for

For branch office Of finance company;
exper. preferred but not essential;
disqualification and insurance bene-
fits. Phone ST. 1890 for interview.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
COOKERS
WI. 1864

POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS
PHEASANT and Mallard
ducks. Vienna 303. i
Evening star., 1950-12-30

HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used. gas, oil. coal. wood. elec
ACME STOVE, 1011 9TH. MA. S952
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, gas, oil coal, wood. elec.
HENRY'S. 1925 7th, MI 944s.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING. oric- a-brac
china, glassware. rugs, silverware
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbeckerl TIA
1898
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SALESMAN
Observation-Disclosures

Excellent opportunity for alert, ag-
sressive man with knowledge of cleo
trical appliance business. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc. Do not phone.
Salesman Merchandiser
Nationally advertised frozen foods
company offering excellent oppor-
tunities. Is expanding local sales
force. Company car furnished
Vacations, disqualification and re-
ttrement plan. Write full particu-
lars giving age, experience. salary
desired and availability to Box 1860
Alexandria. Va. 81
SCRAP METAL sORTER-Must be
experienced. Call WA 1000. 3
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
part time, $40 pm; must be ex-
per. in fabrication and tire repair
ing; 75c per hr. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER N Capitol and Florida ave
eHEET-ROCK. dry-wall point-up man
must be flrSt-claSs. must have trans
portation. AP. 1857. -31
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, fo
family store; good. steady position
1929 Wisconsin ave. WI 1907. 81
STOCK CLERK, knowledge of elec-
tronic components preferred. previous
experience in stock room work de-
sired; 4S-hour week. time and one
half over 40 hours. Apply in person
8 am. to 3 pm. MELPAR. INC.
452 Swami ave. Alexandria. Va, OF
call OV. 1900 for aDp0intmPnt b
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
MAGNIFIcENT pERroRMANcE

American Telephone and Telegraph co. never
ceases to astound this writer. Forbes recently
moved its offices, and by the nature of this BUSH
ness we couldn't afford to shut down any normal
operations at all, One Of the more complicated
aspects of the move, it seemed to me- would be on
The telephone side--switchboards, extensions, no
Interruption of service, etc. But New York Bell
Tel made it less troublesome than arranging for
a new window washer. One of their engineers
came in, heard the problem, learned what was
wanted ahead of the deadlne the new telephone
set-up was funetoning fully, and we never miss
ed call.
The job wasn't merely done well--it was done
pleasantly, helpfully. couIteously. The Tel men
didn't just do a telephone instailation-they did
public relations job along with it.
Here is public utility, a monopoly" ex-l
posed daily to millions of contacts with millions
of people, that enjoy public favor unmatched by
almost any other major corporation in America,
Remarkable when you realize that countless
fines in a day countless people could get mad at
the operator, at the service department, and so
forth The public relations job of A. TIT. could
be the biggest nightmare imaginable, from the
viewpoint Of opportunities to irritate the public
Why, instead, is it considered prime ex-i
ample Of free enterprise?
Because great many years ago able men
foresaw the peculiar dangers the System faced;
they were not Johnny come-lateiy in the field
of public relations. They began, from president
ito telephone operator in Podunk, to practice
Public Relations before the term was invented.
Today all Americans, and thousands of ihves-
tors, benefit from the ability and foresight of
A. TIT. management-Forbes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
MORE FOR DEFENSE

Representative Carl Vinson, chairman
of the House Armed Services Commit
tee has initiated. move to add $780,
600 900 for Air Force procurement and
1888, 289,221 for the naval air arm.
Mr. Vinson favors seventy-group Air
Force but now insists on a fully mod
ern, forty-eight group establishment. ;"
He criticized President Truman and Sec
rotary of Defense Louis Johnson for re-
.fusing to spend the funds appropriated
for the Air Force last year and called at
tention to the duty of Congress to provide
'the armed might it believes the security
of the nation requires" He said the Presi-
dents authority, under the Constitution, is
limited to commanding those forces.
Mr.. WILSON'S move followed the recent
recommendation of General Dwight d,
Eisenhower that $3.50. 900 900 to be added
to funds available for defense in orde1
to assure maintenance of completely
modern, forty-eight group Air Force.
In reply, Secretary Johnson announces
that the joint chiefs of staff have been
asked to re-examine the Administrations
military budget to determine whether
additional funds should be sought for air.
craft procurement. If the study shows a
shortage of funds, Mr.. johnson asserts, he
will ask President Truman and the Bud
get Bureau to recommend to Congress
greater OUTLAWS.
This is an interesting sidelight on our
present defense set-np, Congress, it will
be remembered, last year provided the
funds for stronger Air Force. The Pres
ident set the additional money aside,
claiming to act under the authorization
of an existing provision of law.
To meet this situation, Mr. Vinson
proposes enactment of a bill to prohibit
the Secretary of Defense from withhold
ing more than five per cent of the money
appropriated on any item without. priof
consultation with the appropriations Com
mittee. The Georgia Congressman says
that Congress must not sit idly by and
leave to administrative whimsy how small
national defense this nation will have"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

May second is the day. Vote and
have your say.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
sQuAWkING

So far as we have been able to OBJ
serve, there are two kinds Of taxes good
taxes and bad taxes,
Good taxes are those that are levied
upon other people and bad taxes are those
that make us pay.
Likewise, there is wise expenditure of
public money and foolish expenditure of
such funds.
Wise expenditure promotes our idea
of public necessity (and may afford US
an opportunity for little profit on the
sidel and foolish expenditures are those
which, so far as we can Judge, do not di-
reetly put cash, or benefits, in our peck
cts.
If You will thoroughly understand
the distinction that we make in regard to
taxes and expenditures, you will be able
to understand great deal of the squawk-
ing that you hear roundabout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
R) Wirephoto

dog with throat afflication
Every time the dog barked il
sounded like ham burgerp So
he and his wife would pull up in
front of an eating place and take
the dog inside. The dog would
sit up on a stool and bark "ham-
BURGER
Many a good counterman stop
ped drinking alcoholic beverages
in those days
x \ \
CLIFF CARD and his lovely
missus are back in town. They
have just completed a trip
through the Southwest and are
living up to their promise to re-
turn to KEY WEST to stay.
Mrs. Card is just about the
prettiest lady to come out OF
Texas in many a moon. 81
Right now they are apartment
shopping
\ X X
The column is short today. But
l am travelling This came to The
Citizen by carrier pigeon. Viva
la pigeon!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
MONOGRAPH
aid FOR ARAR REFUGEES

s..s. A bill is pending before Congress to
appropriate 27,45O.OOO to United Ma
-tions agency for the relief of SOME 1907
600 Arab refugees in the Near East.
The measure is supported by the
American Jewish Committee which urges
members of Congress to do something for
these unfortunate people who were busted
from their homes in the Palestinian war.
.r.zes. Already the IT, S. has furnished &c.,
100000 for the refugees now living in
Arab Palestine, Hashemite Jordan, Iraq,
Syria, Lebanon and the GAIA strip. Jew
..-sish leaders in this country assert that
there was no real reason for the name of
!. humanity" asks that an international
fund take care Of them and prevent suf-
fering
After all, it might be worth discover
ing the circumstances under which the
Arabs fled from Palestine and what be-
came of the land, and other property,
after they left. Surely, the United States
= had nothing to do with the circumstances
that precipitated their flight and which
now cause them to be in dire need of as
-sstance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

ERSKINE CALDWELL, they
tell me, is in town. / shall have
to see hiT,n,. if | can, for he has
given me countless hours OF
pleasure. Too few folks go around
and about dishing out pleasure
these days.
Mr.. CALDWELL as l remember
the story, is the son of a. clergy
man who travelled about the
southern countryside doing one
of the worlds most difficult jobs
The younger Caldwell absorbed
the feeling and childlike APP
proach to life of the simple folk
of the Georgia backlands and
later brought them to life in print
in a most vivid fashion.
| remember the critics assert
ing that a play called Tobacco
Road" would not be a hit. When
ever a chap makes a liar out of
the critics. / admire that chap.
And Mr.. Caldwell certainly put
the critics in their places, 1 can
tell you. In fact, l think / will.
Tobacco Road was even film
ed, and reissue played our
fair city recently.
l went to see it for the fourth
time.
Any time | 90 to see a picture
for a second time constitutes a
record. So you can see how much
/ admire anything Mr.. Caldwell
whips up on his portable.
/ hope he likes our town.
X X X
/ understand there has been a
shifting about of the lease at the
"TRADEWINDS." | haven't been
around and about the town late
ly. But up in Miami several citi-
zens were mentioning the fact
that the lease has been transfer
red to c. Aubrey Nicklas.
X 4 X
One of the funniest true stories
to tickle my funnybone is the
one Jack CraWley tells about the
bass fiddle player who used to
play with Tommy Dorsey. The
bass fiddle player was a friend
of the saxaphone player who is
now footing his sax down at the
Officers Club.
1t seems this bass player used
to 60 to his jobs on a motorcycle,
with his wife riding the back
seat. She would drive the motor
cycle back home and come back
and pick him up when he was
through work.
That in itself intrigues me, but
has nothing to do with the story
Crawley tossed that in for free
But this bass player picks up q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
ADVICE TO ADVERTISERS

Emphasizing the need for advertisers
ITO stop the abuse of truth and good
taste" Fairfax NJ Cone, Chicago business
man, says that small amount of false and
misleading advertisement will diseredit
advertising in general,
~ The advice which Mr. Cone recently
! gave to the convention of American adj
aertising experts is timely. Undoubtedly,
There has developed a distrust o fthe ex-
travtgant claims made by certain advertis-
ed products. Moreover, Advertising in gen.
erai has been injured by the moronic i'm
plications of some commercial blandish-
plents
l.. 1t is fairly easy to recognize the dan
ger that is developing for advertising in
general but the remedy is not SO easy to
find. Apparently, it should be a matter
Of concern to all advertisers and they
should not overlook the admonition of
Mr.. Cone that when We ignore infrac-
tons, we in effect, condone them .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

The putin sheds its bill an
nually, as well as its feathers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
rs YEARS AGO

In a further discussion OF the
proposal to widen the streets I'M
Key West il has been suggested
that the least expensive way to
attain thai object would be to
decrease the width Of sidewalks.
x X
T. S. Shrout, 'the man from
Kentucky" will shortly be the
man from Key West" when on
his travels, for he has decided to
make his home in this city. How
ever, before taking up his resi-
denee permanently in Key West,
he will visit his old home town.
Owingville, KY, for a short stay
and then will return to this city.
Mrs. Shrout said this morning
that his purchases in Key West
have now reached more than the
100000 mark.
Il X X
Mrs. A. Aurelio Torres, accOms
panied by her children, who had
been spending a few weeks
visiting in Key West with rela-
tives, were passengers leaving
yesterday on the morning train
en- route to their home in Miami.
4 4 4
Rufus Johnson, of Islamorada,
was included in the recent ar
rivals in Key West for a. visit OF
several weeks with his niece,
Mrs, Harold Baker at her home
on Margaret street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
JUST DEFINITIONS

Successful Man: One who
earns more than his wife can
spend.
Successful woman: One who
finds such a man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Flying Saucers
Are Actually
Flying Bananas

FIT. WORTH, Tex.-(P).-It was
thought that the file of flying
saucer stories was closed, but now
here's new one.
This time it's flying bananas.
Story comes from Ira Maxey--
a veteran of $500 flying hours in
the Ain Force. In other words,
Mr.. Maxey should know. He says
the objects he saw were not NOV
ing fast, and he was able to take
pictures.
Further, the bananas were
making no noise-they had no
tails but they were definitely
some sort of aircraft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
BEDouINS ARMED
AGAINST BANDITS

TEL AVN, Israel-lPl.-The
Israeli government is issuing
arms to Bedouin tribes in the Ne
gev wilderness to strengthen
their defense against attacks by
marauders. A government census
of the Bedouin tribes in southern
Israel showed a population Of
$4,000. Identity cards are being
given to them.
Day and night attacks against
Bedouin ard other settlements in
the Negev area by bandits = and
marauders occur frequently. !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

90 YEARS AGO

Cecil Santos, 18-year-old Gu.
ban college youth, of Eague La
Grande, Cuba, en- route from
Georgia to his home town, found
himself stranded here without
funds this morning when he.
learned thu t a through" ticket he.
had bought from the Georgia
Florida Motor Lines is worthless
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20


A special meeting of the Key
West Housing Authority was
held in the offices at l24 Duval
street this morning. Present were
r. Stasley Seeley, project SUI
pervisor, Russell T. Pancoast,
architect, who were visiting the
local authority for conference.
n X =
An interested visitor to Key
West Thursday was William L.
Wilson, director of Florida State
Marketing Bureau, who said
there are now 80 state markets
in Florida devoted to providing
prompt and economical contact
between the citizen who grows
the product and the citizen who
consumes It. Remarkable success
has attended the work, he stated.
X + 4
At meeting of the Monroe
County Planning Council held
this week with Chairman Dr. H.
C. Galley, Secretary Mrs. Flor
ence NJ. Spottswood and Mem
bers Carl Bervaldi and Clifford
Hicks present. the leasing of land
on the Keys by the Internal I'M
provement Board was protested
and it was decided to address a
letter to the Board.
X X X
At the convention of MaSonS
of Florida, which was held this
week in Jacksonville, G. N. Cos
horn was appointed Most Wor-
shipful District Deputy Grand
Master of District "a. Mr.. Cos
horn returned last evening with
other members of the local
Masonic members who had been
attending the convention of the
Order in Jacksonville at the
same time as She Masons.
* :; x
There ic probably no more an
enthusiastic believer in the slo-
gan of pictures tell the best
story" than ace-photographer H.
w. Hannah. who has been in Key
West since Wednesday of this
week to take shots of various
scenes here for projected photo
graphic book on all points of in
terest in the state.
A letter has been received by
Lieutenant Commander Carl H.
Hilton of the Coast Guard from
headquarters in Jacksonville,
which states that transfer is
being contemplated, which will
effect employees at the head
quarters in Key West.
X X x
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial Paragraph:
THE quick starter does not al
ways finish first"
X X y .
90 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Ellen F. McCauley, 80,
who has visited this city num-
Der of times, took her first planet
trip at Evansville, Indiana, the
other day and found only one
thing about which to complain.
1t wasn't long enough.
X X X
Repair of rain-damage: to the
shoulders of the boulevard, which
have been under way for more
than month, will probably be
completed this week, County
Commissioner c. c. Symonette
predicts.
X X X
Cecil Santos, 18-year-old Gu.
ban college youth, of Eague La
Grande, Cuba, en- route from.
Georgia to his home town, found
himself stranded here without.
funds this morning when he.
learned thu t through" ticket he.
had bought from the Georgia
Florida Motor Lines is worthless
| IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

. se4n Just how long the u S. must extend
- economic help to other nations. IN order
s.oaTo prevent the spread Of Communism, is
an interesting question.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

The Morehead Planetarium at
the University of North Carolina,
said to be the only one on an
American campus, draws thou
sands of visitors annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
KEY WEST NEWS
~0f Days Gone BY
~ Taken From
~ The Files OF
|0@I aNs The Key Vest
9@ Daily Citisen

so far as transportation on the
P. & o. ships is concerned.
X 4 4
Colonel Sam j. Wolf, who has
charge of mosquito-control work
in Key West, states that as re-
suit of the heavy rain yesterday
it will become necessary 10
have his force reoil cisterns as
the overflow has caused the oil ia
run off.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rrPEwRIrER, Underwood Sciseiess
use; SIS. ia 4-isCo,
TYPEwRirrRS. nss ana rebuilt,
one-year guarantee: terms out Aoih
year AMERICAN TYPEwITKR co
s.s .Si {, osnisSs soSs4 st. ssss sossS ssae;ns ,ne"
rfrswElTER 1,,sv s1s u1S'yyOSs Ss sOUs srS.
ton tLte hwy. turn rtsht Fcwhatar
from %, c. eS'
TYPEwRITER, portable. in case,
Smith-Corona. silent, ike new, used
few times $50. After 5. no, oese.
VACUUM CLEANERS. tank, all al.
tschments. new motor COS, $50 sell
VACUUM CLEANER. Eleeuolux; used
very little: also nsS ,enk,.yne
VACUUM CLEANERS. Miracle Me-
sold for $40 All ersnd-new in crig
factory-Sealed carton. must see 70
appreciate. For quick sale, SIS. GE,
VACUUM. new Eureka. all attach
meniS and waIer. 9 mos. old. $Ss
cash. WI. 9o5a, 81
VACUUM CLEANER. . mos. old. so
or best ofier. VI. Ohss "a
VACUUM CLEANER, EleetreIux with
attachments, excel. eond.: best oieT
RA. gSas
VACUUM. Eleetrolux. tank. $40; oce.
char, 50; lse, oak table. suitable
for workshop, So. SH. $3.50.
VACUUM CLEANER, uprisht Ken
more. like new. = yrs, old. S2S. ov.
SSag
VENETIAN BLINDS-wood. various
sizes. reaS; EN- 6li4 rs
Evening star., 1950-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERAToR. crcsley shelyader
apt. size gas range, Hollywood beds
mattresses and springs. Many NOR.
pieces. 32T saith ri. ne.
REFRIGERATOR. servel gas. 8 Gu
#, excellent condition. sloo. GE
REfRiGERAToR. servel sss. s4s
REFRIGERATOR. electric, sas stove
from new house. Best offer, WI
REFKiGERAToRs. reeona,,,onea uk.
new, fully guar - eur own aervtee
dept. Time payments and free de-
iivsrs: Lse aAsostmsns q Maks'
tcK's. ssos istS .. n.v
REFRIGERAT0kS-New. used. re-
sond.: Eusr;; bsrEains: s4a So up,
RgFRIGERAToRs. used, reeondi.
Ss; s sass Niehoi. AVE. ave. ..., Tu, .e .
sEi kieERAroxs. 4o.. disc on an
moor medels: last wears uedels
slash slsshss & EEsosy, terms ass, oSsn .,s' s
REfRIGERsToHs-pr.stiso IGssfaST is so prie. so1e re.
Sn Sasers 2 PARAMoUST S1si'' CO 5OF sise sise
Georela ave. NV, established 1929
HU. $500. Ample free parking
REF Servel gas; best
REFRIGEiRxTroR. ssrv.l. Gu. IT..
REFRIGERATOR, GE. s GU. IT.. pert
cond.: reas. At. 3044. -25
REFRIGERATION, 8 Gu. IT.. like new,
yr- old; Slo0 or best offer. VI
REFRIGFRAToRS p..orS .1.r
P. o. SMITH. s & S. INC, 1914 Fl
st. ne Ii 2-2h4H IL 2.RASn
Evening star., 1950-06-25
WHEEL CHAIR, FOLDING
vi. 7247.

wHEELBARROw. metal, S6: misc.
ggssrnden tools, S5; kit. table, 81. sH.
WINDOW FAN, Climax. Ice, thr..
sspeeessds' sspeesds' like new reasonable. AK
WINDOWS AND FRAMES for aIo sale.
new French door cheap, Call Ii
WOODWORKING MACHINERY, Ys,e,
no; 40l-3 drum sander with three
5-h.p. motors, 3 phase; Wallace ia.
in. bandsaw. singie-phsse. 1s-h n
motor; Wallace radisl saw: Belssv
pIaner: good condition; shown By
wRPNGHrs aPPt; Sal Elkridse' Nd. 757. Pr
pick: misc, TR. 6l36.
ETHER, with. instructions and mu-
saS. sno n excellent condition; $3.50.
WHITE WROUGHT IRON. glass tor
table and 4 matching chairs with !
o Sets sea- cushions. sH. 1858.
sor; reasonable. TIE. ss35. 'OSi mss
FOR SALE-Twin buggy. excel. cond
SIS; Bassinette with mattr. and in
sert Splasticl, $3.50. Pa, 1884.
IA IN steel lined shafting. large
MAJ sash hnassssers; ss sns9 ~. Window frames,
81; Corn shelter. 81. Zinc weather
stripping; So. Lin rope hoist. S5.
Air conditioned boxes, 4Oc each,
Rssgistsrs; 81. vesetabie press. So.
REMIN&ToN NoisELEss. late model
key. set elite. perfect. $40. No
STERLING MARINE MOTOR. goo
h;p., left hand. excellent condition.
NEED CAsH-sen o0s-B Dumont
oscilliseope,. practically newt cost
S2S5, sell for best offer over 500.
32s Clifford ave, Alex, Va. TIE.
BENDIx electric washing machine.
nearly new. will sell for Y price,
because received another one as
git. Can In evening only. Ord
HERcULEs WINDOW HOME cooIER
Tor ! or rms, exc, condition
n saeSiiiss; rihiiss,SGy IN IA; "a, las4 a,.v.,,,,,,.
folding. bumpers. hand-ft. brakes.
steeromatie wheels; S35 new. nov
Sl3, with pad: good cond. Ii.
81
Evening star., 1950-06-25
VIOI.INS

Two, old, sood condition. ia. $3.50.
wALLBoARD. lara. quantity, ,,z.s
AXIS IT. and AKA f.. Cheap al
Emerson 81. NV.
WAR SuRPLuS-You name il, we
have II. Axes shosels, gas cans tar
paulinS. motors. pumps tents, ham.
moeEs, tools for mechanics and home
use. 1000 other items and gadgets
GlCHNER, @5l3 NJ st nv, Ex,
"o21. Customers set . break.
WARDROBE. metal. 7oxnoxIs. S,A
MsIsI wood storase cabinets. bars
CIRCLE Ill: IAN NV. DI
WAkDRoBE; mahossny, plate slass
pries. S4h. CAN HU. 1856.
WASAERS-Floor samples, al xrratIy
redueed prices. Save up to :0se on
both the automatic and wrinRer type
every one name brand: 3 years
to pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELEcTRIC
village 224 Carroll ave TAX. PIX
Mon. Thurs. Sat. :iu 8. 's"
WASHER. BENDIx automatic us.d
mos; peri. condition; SIS; moy.
WASHER. BENDIX automstte: $50
Thayer stroller carriase. excel
cond 50. FA, 7t4a -2a
Washer AbC. excel. eOnd $40
439 pelsf1eld pl. NV
WASHER, Maytss square tub: alu.
minum: Eood cond,; S4b. Wo. s3S5
WASHER. modern, spin rinse spir
dry, yrs, old: cost STA; sell yer,
cheap. WA. $751;. ~
WASHER, Maytag. S35; excel eond
Fluorescent lighting fixtures. shoJ
type: Pvt. party. GL. 1900.
WASHEk' apt. electric, with wrinRer
SIS: Dormeyer mixer with attach
ments. $50; both excel. OV. 3223
WASHER. Thor Automagic, Sl2S: alst
chrome kit. table. chairs: radio
phono, -TV; ruRs. WA. 2p0T,
WASHER. family-sise Kenmore, punip o
self timer. practically new, litti,
used, 500, Also assorted Rarder
tools; including new lawn mover
,S2o; Call 10. 3-9206. 81
WAsHER-Apt size. Sl5. baby car
Iiase sJsos $50 So7 South Wayne, Ari
WASHER, automatic spindry. ~ yrs
old. SO; movins Call FA. 544S.
WASHER, Frisidairs auto, excel
cond. OIL. 5000.
WASHERS, Apex spinner. $40, Need
minor repair. RA. s4Sa.
WASHERS - Save 500, Westins
mouse Laundromat demon, Slaa p5
Bendix' $l69.95. 1914 H st. ne. Ii
WASHER. Bendix. perfect. l year old
NO; also washer, wrineer type
wAsHIRSGE. WASHER N eM; eSc.l 9oi., CONS v,.,
very little SIS OR 1Qkl Os