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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-12

Plaintiff,
VS.
Holm JOSEPH c0GHLAN,
Defendant.
To: JOHN JOSEPH coGHLAN
1896 Hillside Ave.
Jamaica, l.. l., N. Y.
SUIT ron DIVORCE
YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that n Bill of Complaint for pi-
vorte has been filed against you,
and you are required 10 serve a
copy OF your Answer or Pleading
To the Bill of Complaint on the
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Robert c,
Youmans, 210h Duvai street, Key
West, Florida, on or before the
2Sth. day of December. 1851, and
file the original Answer or Plead
Ing Ia The office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court either before
service or Immediately thereafter.
If you fail Ia do 80, Judgment by
default will be taken against Son
for the relief demanded in the Bili
OF Complaint.
Dated this 27th day of November,
1851.
(Circuit Court
Seai) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
by; Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
.noS2S .dec5-i2st9.fg5l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sExTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE az FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCssRY.
Case N0. i2-l07S
RAYMOND CAMPO.
Complainant,
va DIVORCE
MILDRED JEAN FITZPATRICK
CAMPO,
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MEN Beautifully made sport
jackets. fun lining. A real buy at
S1sl2. CHIC. BIG Duval.-f Advt.)
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LADIES--0ur styles are the talk
Of the town See them before you
buy. CHIC, s26 Duval.- Advtl
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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STAHIlTE

; MAMIE NTNTTTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
In business under the fictitious
name of MIR. FTNIT'', 537 Caroline
Street. Key West. Florida. intends
to register the said fictitious name
with the Clerk of the CircuH Court
OF Monroe County. Florida
Dated December II. 1851
ALB
EDWARD II. ALBEE,
Sole owner.
dnnI o d DC La :. mn
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MEN-Need a new leather belt?
Come 10 our belt sale Your
choice OF many SIS TO 81 50 values
al only CSC Better hurry CHIC,
S26 Duval. II Advt.
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Culfsireanls Drop
Twelve In A Row
BY PEDRO AculLAR

The eight new players Gulf
stream added to her baseball ros-
ter didn't give the ailing squad the
expected shot in the arm--it was
more like shot in the head.
In any case the Foodeteria gang
dropped their 18th straight game
last 1ikht at Wickers' Stadium.
This time it was the, Naval Sta
lion Cards who batted them all
over the lot TO take the ball game
1875.
The first five innings closely re-
sembied a ball game. The Gulf
streamers kept the Cards scoreless
in the first. In the second they
forged ahead to lead AZ as they
went into the scoreless third.
The fifth chapter had a tense
ending with the Cards holding a
iittery Sd lead.
In the sixth came the collapse,
The Cards crossed the plate
TWICE 10 kiiNi NdSG AAiSht AeA1 ~ -
IS the opera went into the seventh
act. II was strictly tragedy at
the eighth with the count reading
1875. Mercw wasn't strained in
the ninth-which was scoreless.
Greenwood went the full route on
the mound for the Cards, For the
super marketeers George Las
tres lasted seven frames with
Lefty Rodriguez closing the ball
game.
Here's what happened;
R.H. E.
Naval Station Cards ..........13 IL 5
Gulfstream Food Store -. S s 8
Bait:
Greenwood and David.
G. Lastres, p Rodriguez and
David.
UmpireS Baker and Griffsn.
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4OGAMRLERS,

Continued fron cage Cnel
released early Tuesday. and three
more later in the day.
Applicants for the latter three
stamps were Samuel Johnson, Of
jacksonville Rene and Raymond
W. Cote, Of Miami; Enrique and
Jose. NJ. Renedo, also of Miami.
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LADIES-Need new dress? The
place to buy il is CHIC, 826 Duval.
-(AdVt.)
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decI2-le-2e jane. 1852
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTiT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN rHANCERN.
Nn. 12-INS0
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Soldiers to Assist
Norwegian Farmers

STAVANGER, Norway. - To
help offset an acute labor short
age in Norway, Army commanders
are letting soldiers volunteer to
help with the harvesting. Farm
youths serving in the Army are be-
ing given two-week leaves to help
with the crops. The soldiers keep
half the money the farmers pay
them; the other half goes to the
armed forces welfare fund.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
More Newsprint Granted
For British Elections

LONDON. Sept. 27.-Britain's
slim newspapers have been given
some extra newsprint to cover the
campaign for the October Is gen.
eral election.
The publishers own newsprint
rationing committee said last
night it had obtained government
approval for 8 per cent increase
for the prediction period.
This will enable most London
newspapers, now generally siz
pages daily. to expand to eight
pages several days q week.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
MosIes RebeLnq Against TuxBy bn Sdud on Mecca Pqms

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ tNANA). :.
The recent increase by the
Arabian American OH Co. of
royalties to King Tbn Saud Of
Saudi Arabia to SO per cent is
turning out to be somewhat less
of an unmitigated boon to the
money-loving potentate than at
first expected.
It is adding force to the out
cry by the worlds Moslems against
the other source of revenue-less
glamorous, but more permanent
of the desert realm-the tax on
the pilgrims to Mecca and Medina.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Three Gel Jail Sentences In Arlington Lottery

Jail sentences were handed down
in Arlington yesterday against
three men found guilty Of operat-
ing a lottery. They had been ar
rested as they left Arlington Gov
Iernment installations.
County Judge Paul D. Brown also
fined each of the men 500 and
costs. The trio, all colored, noted
appeals and were released on $500
bond each.
William Jackson, jr.. 81, Of the
2400 block of Alabama avenue
Sc, was arrested on September
II near an entrance to a Navy
Evening star., 1951-09-27

and MaraboutS (hermits) previ-
ously had demanded the repeal of
the Mecca tolls.
Expressing the indignation Of
the Mohammedan world, the
newspaper AL Gamhour al Misri
said: when Allah granted Saudi
Arabia such large revenues from
oil, must pilgrims continue to pay
"a tribute of 500 to visit the
prophets tomb?" The newspaper
pointed out that Christians who
visit Jerusalem or the Vatican are
not subject to any such tax.
Evening star., 1951-09-27

for the privilege Of being called
Hadji (pilgrim)-a title earned
after kissing the black Kaaba
stone. which. according to tradi-
tion, God gave to Abraham.
A dispatch from Damascus to
the Trade and Shipping Journal
|of Gothenburg reported that re-
volt against the Mecca toll Is
growing throughout the Moslem
world, and that the Islamic Con-
gress of Damascus has sharply
criticized Ibn Saud for the levy
The Marachi Congress of Sheiks
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Junior Wool Coots and
Toppers 1895 TO 1895
ere 25.M to 1925

We're 25.W to 49.95
50 sprins coats in pastels and checks. Top
pen and fitted full-ensth coats. ldeol soF
immediate wear. Sizes to IS.
100 Summer Dresses-cottons
and royons All washable. Pas
tells, dark tones Some prints, 6.e5 to 3.95
sizes 9 TO l5--- 1926 S5.95
IS Bathins Suits, iostex, nylon,
and eottons. Good colors and 5.o5 to Fps
STYLES. Sizes 9 TO l5------ 8.o5 3.s5
As Dark Sheer Dresses-royon
norquisettes and nyons. Many
with toffeto slips. Afternoon
Styles Navy, black, areen 1895 to 1925
Sizes 9 to is - 22.e5 70 1875
W6L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

warehouse on South Courthouse
road. Detectives Russell L. Run
yon and Russell Petite. who ar
rested all three of the accused.
told the court they found num-
bers slips, adding machine tape
and $135 cash in his possession.
Walter A. jackson. 27, Of the
1700 block of H street NE, and
Lewis Edward Tut, 20, of the 1000
block of Fifth street NV, were
arrested on September 5 at the
rear of Arlington Hall, Govern
ment installation at Lee boulevard
and Glebe road.
Evening star., 1951-09-27

This brings Ibn Saud a yearly
revenue Of some IS million. as
against some 800 million a year
the old Arabian monarch is ex-
pected to receive yearly from the
United States-controlled oil COM
pany.
The Mohammedans, ordered by
the Koran to accomplish one pill
grimage to Mecca in lifetime
currently are charged by Saudi
Arabia. on whose territory the
Moslem holy city is situated, an
equivalent of 500 a head as a toll
Evening star., 1951-09-27
White Evening Slippers

4.S5 We're I495 to 1926
IS poirs Jone WondI evening slippers. white
broeude with aold-hue threcd embroidery.
D'orsoy pumps, or platform sole anklets. Moy
be dyed TO moteh your evening dress.
Were Now
us poirs Pondoro Pumps
ond Sondols, some platform
soIes. Blue Golf. blue suede,
black potent leather. High and
medium heels. Open toe and 22.95 to
heel, or closed toe ond heel 1895 l4.S5
so pairs GroyAex Walking
Pumps with buIt-up leather
heels; oIso open-toe, open-heel
pumps. CoIfskin; brown. tan,
81 pairs Skinner Sotin Slippers
--scuffs or medium heels. 3.95t to
Wide color choice ----- 500 1.85
W6L-Wonen's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

GirdIes, 3.95 We're S.9S and 1000
IS Girdles and Ponsie Girdles. Upper closing.
down stretch poneIs. GirdIes-whits; pentie
sirdles-pastel blue. Sizes in the group: rs.
II, zs, -. 81 and 80.
GirdIes, 4.95 Were 7.95 to u95
II GirdIes, ripper closed. White nylen toffeta
with royon setin eIastie panels. Sizes zS, -,
80, 81. 80.
W5L-corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Big Sovines on cosuol Shoes.
1.05 70 6.55 We're 3.95 to 995

233 Poirs Of casueIs from famous mekers
such as Johansen, oomphiss, PanG Raffia.
Now, at wonderful end ths-seosen sovinss.
Is Poirs Johonsen, we're 8.o5. Now 6.55
24 Poirs Pono Roffio, were 8.o5. Now 6.55
6 Poirs Johonsen. were 9.e5. Now----6.55
l85 Poirs Complies, were 3.95. Now---l.s5
81 Oonpie Handbags TO notch shoes.
were $50.
W5L-New Shoe Center, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Notions Reduced

50 Pieces Seam Binding, 7
yards to the piece in brown
and light blue
~ Combination Skirt and
BIouses Rack of rust-resistont
metal Observation-Disclosures
36 Two-way Stretch GirdIes,
knitted with nylon in panty and
eirdle styles, flesh and white;
broken size ronge--------
36 BarbeFo Dress Forms of
plostic in small. medium and
lorge sizes
II PeFm-o-wave Curriers'
W6L-Notions, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Al Mems Fall Suits, $3.50

We're $500 and 5000
worseds in q good selection Of eclon snd
potterns. Resuiars: zi34,elI3S, 3f36. 1897,
5I3s. 3/3s, $40, 3/4z. z/44. z/4e.
sho+s: 2Ise. 2/s7. ABS. lI4o. VA.
Longs: 1888. N4o, l/4z. WA. stouts:
Were Nov
40 Royon and Cotton Short 2e5to
sleeve Sports Shirts -------- 3.o5 I.S5
so Cotton Tee Shirts in small .5Oto s5e =
sizes only. Foncy potterns-- ZOO las
40 pairs Mems Shoes. includes
plain toe ton golf with spikes;
medallion tip brown brushed
leather and frior ton boorhide.
Sizes: A, 9 to / W; B, Ia,
9Zz, 9M,, 81, 81 ,Gol' 1o, loh, o. Il 4; 5 5, 8,
7, IA, 8, 9, eh. 10. II 1850
TO Mems seIf-sheer White
Shirts with fused non-wt col
lars, barrel cuffs. Short-sleeve
shirts with fused collar, sheer
broodcloth Sizes Ia and l4h 3.o5 95e
200 Group Of Striped Shirts in
wide variety Of eoiors and
potterns. Soft collars with stoys
and fused collars, all with but 3.95 to
ton cuffs. Sizes Ia to H. 500 2.s5
length Poi iamas in eoot and $3.50
MILDLY styles Sizes A and B. 3.95 l.ss
$50 poirs Cotton ond Rayon
Faney Hose. Regular length in
sizes 10 to T. Anklet length 45e, 3
in sizes 3 and 49, 75e for rs
800 Quolisy Reyon Nsekties in
eolorfuI variety Of bold pot l.50to
terms ZOO s5e
$50 Mems Cotton Mesh Ath- 45e,s
lstie Shirts, sizes "a TO 46--- 100 Tor las
W6L-Ths Mems Store. Second Floos
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Slightly Irregular Sheer
Nylons, 1.O8 4

If Perfect Would Sell for I.95
24o poirs Of sheer nylons with such
slight irregularities thot you'll have to
look close TO find them. Won't effect
weorins quoIity. so souss, IS denier in
short, medium and long lengths. Sizes
Sh to II in the group.
WGl-Hosiery, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
BIouses, Greatly Reduced
On the First Flo0

On the First Floor -=. -
Were Now
Is Cotton and Nylon Blouses.
Cottons ore either eyeet or
dotted swiss, botiste or pique.
Peter Pan and club collar styles
in the group. White, pink; 4o5to
sizes 81 to 42----- 5.o5 2.85
IS Linen Bouses in three styles.
Two have fooeot trim. Also
short and Ione-seeved cotton
shirts and embroidered oroondy
corisoIes. White, pink and 5.o5 to
melon color or------ 1895 4.45
W6L-BIouses, First Floor
On the Third Floor
20 Short-sIeeved Silk Blouses
with stud buttons and bow
neckIine. Novy. pink, white;
sizes 81 to 36--- 1895 S.45
Is Silk BIouses with long
sleeves Club collar, convertible
neckline. Gray, nouve, navy;
80 to 1895 i2.75
20 Silk BIouses with jewel neck
and sodde stitch trim. Mouve.
chortreuse ----- 1895 1918
WGl-BIouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Royon Crepe Slips, LIS

Were $50
162 Slips, tailored style, double top, stroisht-
cut skirt. Block. Sizes IL, "a.
Were Now
S. stropIess Slips, royon crepe,
with eIosticized shirred bodice
for smooth fit. Navy. Sizes 81
to 36-------------- se5 1855
8 ToiIored Slips, royon crepe.
White tops. with black or brown
skirts . ideal to wear with
suits. Sizes 81, "a, &c., 3e5 z.s5
I3 Sheath-styie Slips. Royon-
with-nylon Crepe Black only
Sizes 81 to 36------------ 7.85 s.ss
WGL-Costune Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Misses and Women's Goats
" Price or Less
Misses and Women's Suits
Greatly Reduced

Dressmoker and toiIored styles. Fabres: Wool
sobordines. mensweor woFsteds, novelty woods.
Good color selection. includes portiolly: Beige,
sroy. black, navy. ton. Misses sizes 10. II.
Is; women's 36 to ~; shorter sizes 1874.
2oh, 24h.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Girls and Teen-aqe
Shoes, 3.95

Were 7.95 and S.95
$50 Pairs Of Shoes in red, blue eolf,
block suede and patent leather. Broken
size ronse l2h TO 3 end 4 TO 8.
WGL-Youna Shoe Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Misses Dresses
At Great Sovinqs

A wide, wonderful selection. Fobries include:
New Foll wide-woIe eorduroys, royon erepes,
taffetorixed silk shontunss. One and two piece
dresses. Deytime ond eoektoiI styles. A se-
lection of Fall Corduroy busters. Block, navy,
posteIs,
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Royon Wrap Houseeoots,
IT'S We're 1925

Were NOW
IS Wrop-styIe Houseeoats-
ribbed royon fabric. Solid color
yellow or pink. Washable.
Size 1926 It's
IS Short Terry Cloth Goats.
White yellow, coral. Broken
size range; small. medium.
5 Poirs Royon Jersey Poiamas.
two-piece style Two tone COM
binotions: white with navy, =
chortreuse with navy. Broken
size range IA to l8-------- l4.e5 7.25
WGL-NeoIiqees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Knit Lingerie Reduced

IS NyIon Shortie Poiamas, z
piece; pink, turquoise; sizes
81 to 80 ---------
7 Two-pieee Rayon Jersey
Shortie Paiomos, white with pink
or blue binding; sizes "a and 36
WGl-Knit Lingerie, Third FIoe
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Furs Reduced

I Gray Persion Lomb Coat,
size 16 ------
Les-out Dyed Muskret coat,
size l8 -----
Dyed Chino Mink coot. size
~
NoturoI Shsored Rseeoon
coot, size 10 ------
I South American Spotted Cot
Coot, size ID ---,
I BIoek-Dyed Persion Paw
Ceot, size IS -----
! Brown-Dyed Mouton Lamb
Coot, size 9 -----
l Brown-Dyed South American
Proeessed Lamb Joeket, size
16 INSTRUMENTATION
! Mink-Dyed Squirrel Cope
I Block Dyed Persien Pow
Cope -------------
| Red-Dyed Lapin Jaekets siz,
IL Z-------------
z White Pieeed Evmina Muffs
add Federal tox)
WGl-Fu Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Woven NyIon Poiomos, 5.85
Walnut Room Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Wefs N0"
I Pure Silk Chiffon Short Dinner
Dress. Navy. Size Ia 90 $3.50
I Pure Silk Chiffon Short Dinner
Dress. Black. Size l2----- $500 5z.z5
l Pure Silk Dress, tucked all
over Black Size Is --l $500 52.25
4 Street Dresses and Short Din 50 IS to
ner Dresses. Royon crepe 1895 1850
10 Summer Dresses-Sk shan
tunes, royon chiffons, Royon 1895 to
erepes, linens 1000 1850
Is Summer Bridesmaids 29 95 ond
Dresses 1895 1880
WGL-WoInut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
BIT Pairs Of Gloves Reduced

200 Leather Gloves. imported
kid and suede in plain and
foncy styles. Black and brown
in broken sizes ------ 3.95 1.95
50 DoubIe-woven Cotton
Gloves, hond-sewn shortie style
in black and brown -- $50 It's
ZOO Double-woven Cotton
Shortie Gloves in black, brown
end ton---------, 300 I.5o
81 Dressy Sheer NyIon Gloves
in pink onIy------------- $50 sse
W5L-Gloves, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Is Piqus and EyeIes HIousettes
with V. jewel or club collar
neeklines; white. pink, black, in
broken size ronoe--------
s. Boleros inpinwoIe pique, Or
eondy collors, pique oscots,
nylon loce-trimmed collars and
toffeto ties ---------
so Pique HaIters and Aseots,
silk ties and nyIon iobots
20 Pique stoIes with fringe OF
ruffle trim; white, white with
navy, white with red
W5L-Neekweor, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
NyIon Dotted Swiss
BIousettes, 3.75 Yer.

pf0uSetreSs 5.T9 We're 5.95
50 BIousettes in your choice Of two styles.
One with v-neek and jubot trim. The other
with split neekIine and ruffIe trim. Block
and navy; sizes 81 TO 36.
Mere Now
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Infonts' Hondmode
Sucques, sos We're S.9s

50 saeques, handmode in Belgium. AII-wool,
some with embroidered trim. Pink, blue, white.
Were Now
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Pastel CoIored Boxed
Stationery, 78c Vas 1.25

l,5oo boxes Of stationery in blue, sroy, ivory
and brick. Single sheets. Boxes include 80
sheets and 48 envelopes to 80 sheets and 96
envelopes.
Were Nov
100 Boxes with engraved mi
tioI in blue and pink combino-
ton box "a engraved sheets,
"a plain sheets and "a en-
velopes. Broken assortment of
initios ------------------ l.5o s5e
$50 Boxes christmus Cards,
including II cords and II en-
veIopes Observation-Disclosures Soc s5e
4s Hinged Lid, PIoyins card
Boxes LAP e0e
WGL-Stotioney, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SiIverpIoted HoIIowcre

N00 ~ 70 O0CTNT tNN
WGl-The Silver Room. First Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Home Repairs Expert Gives Answers to Queries

In your case, this Is probably due
to heating a small amount of
water in a coil that is clogged
with lime or sediment. The coil
should be removed for a thorough
inspection and if found to be
clogged with sediment, flushing
with a strong stream of water
from a garden hose should give
you clean coil. If your coil is
clogged with lime, new one
should be installed.
Roots in Sewer Drain.
Question: The roots of a willow
tree are interfering with the oper-
alton OF our main sewer drain.
We do not want to remove the
tree unless it is necessary, neither
do We wish to install cast-iron
pipe that would be iil1pervious to
roots. We would like your sug-
gestions about treating the joints
OF the sewer drain, which is of
tile
Answer: The best treatment
calls for the relaying of tile pipe
and placing rings of sheet copper
into the joint of each pipe end.
Because of the expense and effort
Evening star., 1951-08-11
By ROGER G. Whitman

Question: Do you have available
information on shingling a roof?
We have added an extra room to
our house, which has slope of
about 10 inches. Is that enough
slant to use for lock-on shingles?
1t has had roll roofing on it and
it is not very satisfactory and we
would like to use shingles, if pos
Sible.
Answer: If the 10-inch slope
is over the entire roof, shingles
cannot be used. A slope of four
to five inches to the foot is nee
essary for the application of any
type of shingle. You can get a
roll roofing material that comes
in color, instead of the usual
black. A booklet by the Asphalt
Roofing Industry Bureau, Q West
Forty-fifth street, New York, 19.
is available that will give you in
formation on the rights and
wrongs of laying asphalt shingles,
as we'll as roll roofing.
Noises in a Water Heater.
Question: Every time I light
my gas water heater, there is a
continual knocking and pounding
until it is turned off. Can you
suggest cause and possible remedy?
Answer: Knocking and pound
ing noises in a water heater are
generally caused by overheating.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
American U. Will Offer
Home BUILDING Course

The Washington Real Estate
Board and American University
today announced that a course in
home building will be held over
"a period of 16 weeks beginning
October 3.
The announcement was made by
Thomas L. Phillips, chairman of
the boards Education Committee.
The course will be taught by
". T. H. Bien, a Washington archi-
tect. Glasses will meet from 7 to
$50 pm. Wednesdays. Registra-
tion begins September 10, DR..
Nathan A. Baily, director of the
university's business studies, said.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

This paint roller will get with
one half inch of the wall and that
small area or strip can easily be
painted in with a small brush. SO
that no laps OF brush marks show.
Painting, for best results, is
done across the width of the
room, and very little pressure is
required to roll on paint with
this tool.
The roller fills from one end.
taking about a pint per filling.
The recommended way is to paint
section that is easily reached.
usually three to four feet wide. 1t
goes best if one is in a comfortable
painting position with ones head
as near the ceiling as possible so
that a natural, easy arm motion
can be used, with fairly long, easy
strokes in any direction, even
criss- crossing, so long as the roller
is not moved over the surface
except to start a new section.
The roller which holds the paint
is about feet wide and employs
the use of three sleeves, two cotton
and one double wool one. One
cotton sleeve is placed next to
the metal cylinder sieve and the
other is placed over the double
wool sleeve which is between the
two cotton sleeves.
The inside sleeve acts as re-
tarder on the paint flow. The out
side sleeve is flniSher, leaving
a smooth, uniform finish.
The unit is built for use with
oil paints and enamels only. Clean
ing of the tool, while detailed. is
easy and simple. Kerosene or any
good petroleum solvent should be
used.