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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Carelessness
Can Eyict
Tenant Here
Rent Director Reminds
Tenants That Rent
Control Gives
Them Obligations

A tenant who abuses his priv
ilege of having all repair bills
paid by the landlord may find
himself on the wrong end of an
eviction order--and with no help
to be expected from the Rent
Office.
That was the word today from
Rent Director, Freeman l.. Knight,
who reminded tenants that Rent
Control gives them obligations as
well as rights.
The principal obligation, of
course, is to pay the rent - the
legal ceiling rent - on time"
Knight said. "If a tenant fails to
do this, he can be evicted in short
order"
A second and equally vital
obligation for tenants to heed.
he asserted. is fheid duty to be
careful rather than careless of
the place they rent.
Ky GuOtOIJ1, IEfoSI ldIOlOIQS
pay all the bills for repair and
upkeep without extra cost to the
tenant. If any landloard is sub
stantialIy failing to do this, we
want to know about it. But VIC
also caution tenants not to abuse
this right. When a repair is
simple and inexpensive, the ten
ant could we'll consider whether
he might do the job himself in
stead of calling the landlord, and
good rule to follow on repairs is
the old one about the stitch in
time.
but his obligation of careful
ness, il it is to be useful. has to
have something to back it up
and it has," knight declared. IF
a landlord finds that his tenant is
destructive, he can go directly to
local court to have him evicted.
We won't stand in his way if
the notices that he files with this
office show he has legitimate
complaint against such a tenant.
Destructive, needless tenants
don't have our sympathy and they
don't get rent office protection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
More Beef Ma,
Result From
Price Control
So Says Secretary
OF Agriculture
BraIlnan I'm Talks
To us. Senator
Up Wirephoto

WASHINGTON, May 17.-tH1.
Secretary Of Agriculture Bran
nan says the administrations
price ceiling roll5ack on cattle
may put more beef on dinner
tables over the next ycar or two,
but less three TO five years from
now. His picture Of what lies
ahead was given today to the
House Agricultural committee.
Brannan's testimony was a
slight modification of that given
yesterday to the Senate banking
committee. He told the Senators
that the price rollbacl1 would not
icopardizc production.
In today's statement, however,
Bfannan qualified his prediction
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17


day when Major Rosillo
and his party was escorted
inIo Town. LATER This morn.
ing they returned TO Meacl-
am Airport, where the Gu
ban and American FLYING
enthusiasts were welcomed
and The trip 10 the delica-
lion site started.
Mayor Louis Eisner opened the
brief ceremony by welcoming
Major Rosillo and his party. En-
riqre EsquinaIds. of the Latin
American COMMITTEES of the
Chamber of Commerce also gave
a welcome u Spanish. Manuel
Martha. ol sS% cazaan newxpapes
"Manana" in Spsnish. iauded the
great feat Of Major Hosilio and
ratold the story of his historic
flight.
Is Key WeSters taking part in the
ceremony were Mayor EiSner,
City Manager Dave King, Earl.
r. Adams, president of the
Chamber of Commerce. Enrique
Esquinaldo, William M. Arnold
Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer, j. Y.
Porter, w, and police escort
headed by Joseph o. Kemp, chief
or police.
q. CubanS who arrived on the
DC-3 with Major Rosillo included
Domingo Rosillo and Juan j. Rod
rigucz, pilots Of the plane, f.
Lopez PoIta, Oscar Villaverdc,
Oscar Torres Menier. Ramonl
Ponte. director of "Rcvista Acrea
Guiana" the magazine represent
ing the Pilots Association of
Cuba Eduardo "Guayo" Her.
nandcz OF emo tclevision, ana
Continued On Page FourJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17

kamendment can De WORKED
out which will meet the APP
proval of all concerned.
Text of the letter to Chairman
Gerald Saunders of the board OF
County Commissioners follows:
Dear Gerald:
''LLast evening Hon. Bernie
Papy called me from Tallahassee
with reference to the Key Deer
legislation. After discussing this
proposal at some length, Mr.
Papy asked me to confirm to you
the results of our conference.
"As you probably know, this
legislation was introduced in the
last session of Congress by Con-
gresham Charles Bennett, OF
Jacksonville. 1t passed the House
unanimously, and, although il
was acted upon favorably by the
appropriate Senate Committee,
Congress adjourned before final
action was taken on the meas
ure. At the request of numerous
conservation agencies, and having
a sincere desire to protect the few
remaining deer on the keys. | in
troduced the identical bill in the
Bind Congress.
Il realize that the bill author
ICES the Secretary of the Interior
to acquire certain described
lands; however, as far as am
concerned, ! have no preference
whatsoever as to what specific
area should be used for the game
refuge. / have requested the U. S.
Wildlife Service to furnish me
with a statement of intent as to
what type of game refuge they
propose to etabSlish il the legiSla-
ton is passed. understand that
they merely want a few thousand
acres where forage can be plant
cd, so that the deer herd can be
rc-eStabliShed.
Several other sites have been
proposed to me, including No
Name Key. l do not know whcth-
er this key would provide a suit
able refuge, but if so, this might
be a satisfactory area.
Il feel sure that everyone
wants to conserve and protect the
few remaining key deer, and,
therefore, l would appreciate it
-Ispun pIuom no6 J! qonm HI9A
take to assist me in locating a
suitable area in Monroe County
for this refuge.
l would also appreciate your
assuring the Lower Keys Prop
erty Owners Association that, as
l have told them repeatedly,
have no into ntoionf
have no intention of calling this
bill up for a hearing in the COM
mittee until after suitable
amendment can be worked out
which will meet with the approx
i al of all concerned"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Measure Freeing
Toll On Highway
Passed By House

TALLAHASSEE. May IT,
P1.-Tolls on the Overseas
Highway will be freed Janu-
airy /. 1853. under bill in
troduced by State Represen-
tative Bernie c. PapY and
passed in the House today.
Tolls amounting to a dollar
per car and Is cents per pas
senger have nearly paid off
the cost of the highway. The
bill goes to the Senate where
it is expected to be passed
tomorrow.
Also PapY today introduced
HBl3l6 providing that the
Key West fiscal year shall
begin July l and end June 80
starting July l. 1852: HBl2ss
requiring that penal ordin-
ances be published in the Key
West newspaper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Fire Strikes
Again This Week

Fires, like lightning can and
do strike in the same place. A
second blaze sprang up in the
rear of the Tropics night club at
ITO last night on the exact spot
where a shed burned down and
a stored trailer was badly dam
aged few days aso.
The property belongs to j. O..
Hamilton and is near Angela and
Whitehead streets.
Fire Chief Leroy Torres said
that the new flames. were APP
parently famed nr from cmbcrs
OF the old fire. 1t required Is
minutes 10 cxtinguish the blaze.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Il5Local Bills
Have Become Law

TALLAHASSEE, May l7.-P)
Fifteen local bills introduced
by Representative Bernie c.
Papy have. become law without
the Governors approval.
They are as follows:
HB7l5-Authorizing Utilities
Board pensions, Key West.
HB716-Bannins bond election
special tax district No. !. any
state or Monroe County primary
or general election day.
HB7l7-Re issuance BIO d S
tContinued On Page Severn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Chinese Open Big
Offensive Today

TOKYO, May l7.-0l1.-chi-
ncse Communist troops who have
opened another big offensive in
Korea were thwarted today in
their attempt to break through
the main United Nations defense
lines.
The Reds unleashed savage
attack on the east central front
and tore a hole in South Korean
positions south Of Inje
Chinese troops streamed
Continued On Page seven,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Stock Market Has
Advances Today

NEW YORK. May l7.--(P,.---A
wide advance in the Stock Mar
kct today snapped six-day los
ing streak.
Gains ran to around So a share
in several divisions with 81 and
SIS advances registered in scatter
cd instances.
The rebound lacked wide APP
peal, however, and trading came
to an estimated total of only
100000 shares.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
LANTAFF ASKS AID
TN OBTAINING LAND
FOR DEER ON KEY
Will Tuke No Action Until All
Concerned Have Approved Measure

Representative Bill Lantaff has asked the Monroe
County Commissioners to assist him in obtaining suit
able in the County for refuge for the remaining
Key Deer.
Lantaff has again assured the Lower Keys Property
Owners Association that hno intention of calling the
bllacquring Ian dup for hearing until after suitbae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
TRUMAN CHARGES TAFT WITH SEEKING
ALL-OUT WAR FOR UNITED STATES
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE OF ALLIES
FAMED FLYER PAID HOMAGE TO BY
MORE THAN so DIGNITARIES HERE

More than SO Key West and Cuban dignares
and air enthusiasts and representatives of The Cuban
Army gathered by field GrinneIl and Caroline
streets al today 10 dedicate monument and pay
homage 10 75-ycar-o!d Major Domingo RosiIlo of Hn
Vana.
The monument is in The of the spot iron,
which Major Rosillo made the first successful flight
from Key West 10 Havana in May IL 1913. This was
The first giig from the United States over waller, and
The second world flighi wafer. The first Was in.
significant because il only l2-milc hope.
he heUa TON
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-17
Wafer Board Bill
Is introduced

Z TALLAHASSEE, May ~. tasp.
Representative Bernie G. Papy
today introduced HBl256 amend
ing act confirming appointment
Florida Keys Aqucduct Commits
sion.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Westinghouse. IL
lge; Estate; dinette
old. JA. S-0407.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.) J

ANTIQUES - Early Victorian side
chairs, small drop-leaf table, silver
coffee set, pr. porcelain ducks. new
youths mattress; chairs, blue damask
and hand-carved Chippendale. ca.
ANTIQUES-Lovely cherry chest. also
old lamps. JE. $1,000.
ANTIQUES-Black walnut coffee table,
$50; Colonial chest of drawers, with
mirror to match, $35. SABA'S Mic.
GIFT SHOP. 25Q3 Champlain al
NV. corner Euclid and Columbia I'd
open Sun. 2 to 8. MI. 9625.
settee and Z chairs. ssS' pair 'ifsnT5ae G@pire
SIDE chairs. Syrian coffee service
ANTIQUE ChippendaIe sofa, mirror
muslc nsIa box; perfect condition. 81
ANTIQUE solid cherry love SCI seat:
mahogany poster bed, lamps. chairs.
rugs. SOL BellevieW dr., Culmore'
Apt. y. Falls Church. FA. 65S3.
ANTIQUEs-Love seat. late Victorian,
weekdays, NO. 01f6.
ANTIQUES-HELEN L. HANNA, 1922
wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Cts
iun TO look.( CH. 5Sl4.
ANTIQUE HIGHBOY, mahogany, bon
net top, graceful lines; very old;
good cond.; 1896 or best offer. Cali
TU: $500, Ext. 1875.
ANTIQUE Victorian mantel mirror
gilt frame, 50ax2S1a-in., $40 OF
best offer. Also china closet. Between
. am. and 8 pm. OR. 1880. III
Evening star., 1951-06-17
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT us
OF 20% TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEoUTS: - LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: - Fine double studio
couch n q loyely fabrics. was $3.50
now now ga SS55;35; ~ fine maple sofabed
:S49.50; solid cherry kneehole desk
best quality, was $189.50, nov
Sl17.50: many more bargains toe
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT At RAPIDS M FuRN. CO
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample. Bargain Store of Wash
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 8 piece. rec.
sentiy upholstered, no dealers. OR
L1vING-RooM SUITE, . piece blue
good condition but slightly faded
LOUNGE CHAIR, large, well con.
structed; slip covered, $25; 2-tired
SO; telephone stand and % Chair aSS IS
LoHNGE oE G19S caaiRs aftf1 70 fs5a an oD.n int
twin beds. Orig. SlOO ca. Sac.
$75, both. Cali SH. $500.
LOVE SEAT, foam rubber cushions;
sSGa sSIe c9nd'; 1F ;5Ggys green brocade; reason
luggage TRAILER. Carp. and vac.
uum, floor wakes. golf clubs, radio
etc. GIL. 34S1, after 10 am.
LUMBER. well-seasoned American
walnut for cabinets, reduced to SOC
per board IT. for days only. UN
1896.
LUMBER, used: enough to build 8.
room house; windows. doors, etc.
$1,000 or best offer, part or whole
VI. 1909. 1912 50th st. ne. II
LUMBER. large or small: open Sun.
day for that week end project; bar.
gains on plywood and lumber cut.
tings, GENERAL MILLWORK CO.
LUMBER AND MlLLWORK-Every
thing from A to 2. RUCKER LUM.
BER. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia, 4-1234
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Bed. complete, S5; chest, $40; bedrm
set. $40; tcebox. So; util. cab. SO. so;
kit, cab. $40: love seat. 2 chahs
e. ose secy sbses desk $S EASY Easy shs chair
up; chairs, SOC UP; china. glass and
cooking Uten.. &c up. It will pay
you to come in and look around.
BELL KINDS. sos 9th st. NV, DI.
FURNITURE-Mahog. dresser and
sGur-poster si9n an t%in S1ns beds. pineapple de-
FURNITURE-5-piece French type
62l6.
FURNITURE-Radio, comb, records,
cost 5000, only $l5O; cocktail table.
S15; leather chair, S25; bookcase,
cabinet. S15. OR. 1044.
fSSkN:-Rose S1ES: Rose ppohair p sofa and chair,
mattress ,$15; lounge chair. S.:
uum. So; coal furnace blower, 81;
!awnmoWer; misc. articles. DU. 1880.
FURNlTuRE-Household goods. con-
sn dint rm q, kf9 Ins esc 6eaTms Hsfg lty rm
med, sale. 1343 Newton st. NV.
FURNITURE-vacating apt. July 1.
FHRNifGRE-studlo 1 i1ffi couch, book
fssfi Gaeiid aeyk' nsWl' Anti mise items. 1915
FURNITURE-4-pc. bedrm. set, S65;
liv. rm. set. 3-pc,, S16; other misc.
FURNITURE-Mahogany bureau with
mirror; $50; metal clothes cabinet
Tnea Tiea a5le sas snS doors $aS $40 zeal Oriental
FURNITURE-New lime oak Lane
cedar chest. $45; new coffee table
lift 9ims 0sk sHoP sle25 s65a GbamnFs,1 GsbAsAs MIC
NV. corner EUCLID and Columbia
FURNITURENMod. liv.. I'm. Tm. and and
day Sunday. DI. 3135.
FURNITURE, entire contents boarding
nouse-l5-in. console TV. automatic
inghouse refrigerator. beds. chests, @
desks. chairs; other items; no deal
ers; 1841 Summit pl. NV. (nr. 18th
and Col. rd.) Sun, noon-6; Mon,
tues, 90. co. 1165. 10
FbuRSS'~Entire bnfS anE contents Groom and
$sS feE. KE ABS. eel axaataSle sundas. also rent
FURN. FOR SUMMER COTTAGE
SOFA, stove, sink. baby's crib, jr. bed.
,, Best offer, no dealers. OR. OO92.
FOhN.-!uxeoo style damask striped
sofa, S45. South Willston Apt, No.
6S2r., 1S2; 1l9 - Leesburs pike, Falls
FURNITURE AND APT. wonderful
buy: decorator designed: cool q
bedrn. apt. available immediately: ::
entire contents, $3.50. 10. 3-56l5.
FURNITURE-Child's wardrobe, good
condition, SIS. CO. 1927.
FURNITURE-Settl an estate.
Dining room and porch furniture,
Sheraton sideboard. andirons, gar
den tools, etc. AIS Drummond
aye. Bethesda, Md. 3 to 8 today,
FURNiTURE-Green 7-ft. wicker
settee, matching chair; rosewood
upholstered rocker, 9x12 beiee-ma-
room rug. chairs, tricycle.; reasonable.
EN- 2273. 19s
FURNITURE-Many beautiful mahog-
any and walnut pieces. from closed
2224 M st. NV; reasonable.
FURNITURE green damask lounge
chair, $50; In excel. cond. ia.
FURNITURE-Light walnut bedrm.
set. 8 pieces; liv. rm. set. velour, 8
pieces; pegged maple din. rm. suite
Bendix washer; all in good cond
MI. 926S. -l7
Evening star., 1951-06-17

refg. and deep freezer; cost aimos
$500; used less than l yr.; $3.50
FREEZERS. Nationally advertised
brands; save up to 20%: 15 mos. tc
pay: ALPERSTE1N'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, S513 Piney Branch rd.
FRIGiDAiRE. $40, working % Condition lit n
FROZEN CUSTARD ice cream ma,
chine. Mills Master. complete with
Mills Master storage and hardening
cabinet; cost new over $4,000: will
FURNACE. tbRlIa6 coal, air conditioned
S45. Dial UN. 1l82.
FURS, mink. skins, beautiful neck
piece, new lounge chair; lamps
spreads; drum sets. Or 8242.
FUR 1r3se GoAT' s3d NE MSutSs og dsaa Ispb misses
FUR COAT-Mouton lamb; like new
brown; q length; S175 or bes
FUR SCARF, platinum, silver fox
price reasonable. LU. 4-4305. liz
FURNITURE-Complete liv. rm.. Z
pieces; soE coffee table, lamps. etc
FURNiTURE-Entire contents of /.
bedrm p, apt; i good condition; reason
FURNITURE-Used chests, beds, bu-
reaus. chairs. tables. etc. Apply 301
each; spinet desk, Sc. FA 1877. IT.
French carved, light mahogany; fire.
place and accessories; Hollywood bed
wine upholstery. box springs ant
mattress. full size; imported WOO
patsi etc. III varnum st. ne.
FGRNTfURE-1o-pieee GH: TffHs mahog. ID din.
set, slip slip covers; @ Ap 8 pr S drapes. s': rods; a
tables, floor lamps, pictures, large
mirror; antique walnut mirror. rug.
lamps; rollaway bed. inner-sprint
mattress: cover WI, '5791.
FURNITURE-Called back into serv.
ice; must sell at best offer; DIX; greer
velvet broadloom rug: 9xl2 medium
green cotton broadloom; new golc
and e6artreuse floor lamp. Call 10
FURNITURE-complete of two room
aOs58en s6 g. 5af aan nsts Gs St. seen ne 10 At sO
FURNITURE-Ice box, davenport
studio couch. beds, springs. mat.
tresS; clean. good condition; reason
able ME. .4722.
F'UtRN.-Mahogany dsop-leaf table;
FURN.-Bedroom set with twin pine
apple 4-poster bed porch furn; apt
size din. rm. set; Easy Spindryer;
rug; flrepl. equip. CHI. 302S.
IFURN.-Misc, 1 complete brass firepl
set. sofa, l studio couch. ] Amer
Oriental rug, l brass bedstead with
springs. 1924 4th st. s.e., Apt. 202
10. 2-S6S3.
FURNITURE-Blue sofa, $50; green
modernistic chair, So; excellent con-
dition Telephone AP. 1884.
FCRNITURE-Fume oak table with
drawer and book shelf; two heavy
tinn rnnnn or nffica TIA A327
Evening star., 1951-06-17
PAPER CUTTER, Challenge, 26-in.
SLANT LITHOGRAPH SERVICE

MOTOR, 12-inch turn
table, TABLE; plays all speeds: pickups,
seeaEsrs seeoEd CHANGE Tfs ds1d 2inch and l5neh
PHONoGRAPH RECoRDS @ Victor,
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and Mer-
curry records and albums: popular
and classical: all 3 speeds; large
LEY ELECTRIC "Ssd SHOP. PtStNS 4sob Mas Mas
PHOTO J. ENLARGER.' s'O easel. assorted
meqnts nosg sH and 546a tank; all like new; "a
PLANO, ddIS}t,oT WuFl5sSsr IN baby grand. good
PiANo. i.i' SIS; M; breakfsst saS set, SO; lawn
mower; ak: TIE. 5475.
fair cond.; S175. FA. 1885.
PIANO, Story & Clark console; match
Gg tSne; .SSs' e9st' s726; will sell for $3.50.
PiAN0Wsteinway Sst SIT. baby grand;
after 6 pm: Monday, wi. 3os4.
PIANO, apt. upright, made by Jansen,
$685. sxss terms terms eEerhsS1ea To ssis and tuned
PIANO. Brambach, apt. grand. $3.50;
ANTIQUE sectional bookcase; reas.
PIANO, Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinet,
only 8 mos. old; cost $500; will
cell for 1878 cash. WO. 1880.
PIANO, small parlor grand; excel.
condition and appearance; S345.
FTSSo: jay :ons stt sa,5S ,5Srans; c,g % ssssek; Z
PIANOS-Spinets. S2s5 up; Consoles.
1910 up; grands, 1895 UP. Big saw,
ings on new spinets and consoles,
Also Steinway. Chickering. Hard
man and other fine grands, S495
up. Terms. Free parking, free de-
livery. Open Mon and Fri, til q
pm. SILVER SPRING PIANO Co.
S57 Pershtng dr., SH. 633S. IT
all Of these bargains
before you buy. -Hardman console,
S595. Grands. Mason & Hamlin,
$9S5; -Knabe, S795; Bramback'
S395. Uprts., small Knabe. S75'
Other small and med sizes, Sohmer.
Fischer, Estey and others as low as
S65. Every piano tuned. Repaired
free delivery: PAUL aoL1BAkT. IN IN
American Storage Bldg. corner en-
trance, 1901 Georgia ave, AID. 1928
q to $500. Evenings by appt. We
buy and accept pianos in trade. 2Os
PlANOS-Uprignts,- -S65 up; apt. size.
$3.50 UP; grands, 1885 UP; repaired
by experts. Established 1901. Al
ways o good buy at Schaeffers. Free
delivery. Open ewes: and all day
Sundays. SCHAEFFER's PIANO
SHOP: s25 .BB9nifant st.. Silver
Evening star., 1951-06-17
COMPRESSORs,

REFRIGERATION CoMPREssoRs,
crates Sell below dealers costs.
REFRIGERATION UNIT. z ton, with
motor, excel. cond,; also A-h.p. 220-
volt Single-phase heavy-duty motor
GIL. 1876, ewes. and Sun.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT. all types.
new; sacrifice. 10. 5-1O39. IL
RIFLE, new Remington, cal. .27o, B
B. & L. mount soft sheepskin case,
cleaning kit, 80 rounds ammo; cost
complete. S245: sell $3.50 or best
offer. Box 9Th. Star. II"
RINK ROLLER SKATES, size o. white,
SnG, ana W. wooden suitcase: SIS both.
RUG, I5x2o new, Alexander Smith
Sans SlwOO ssGo sssFG0oadoSm es @ Sun sId VALLEY 6eigs
t 9TH st: 92V1' 2.% En- EM. S@5sf 5SI $500 f 1870
RUG. fiber, maroon color, size Sx1o;
p11a Teas. CO; 1000. Ext. ,6o7-p.
K0Gs coGa,t391 99a2 s9g ggst . and blue fig. good
$6 each. sH. 3Oo6. 'a''et iUSS'
RUG, 9'x12'; all wool, grey with floral
design; excel. cond. Call GE. 23l6,
evenings and Sunday.
gray background, blue border. Chinese:
floral pattern; matching rug, ~ by
"a. Both, $50. 10. 9-S74S.
RUG, KAYAK. Oriental rug, 4x7K ft.;f
excellent condition; $225. FIR. 1928.
-l7
RUGS, Oriental and Chinese, reducedr
price. RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th
RUG, 12x17. loop pile Wilton green;
8 yds. stair carpet to match Over
$500 value; $3.50. Shampooed. FA.
RUGS. Mohawk chenille: 1 rug ap-
prox. 2213x12h it.. 1 rug 15Ax12A
IT.; color, rose taupe: good condi-
tion GE. 1852. IL
RUGS, 12x17, Persian, meshed, $500;
5.;7 Isphahan, $3.50; small Orien.
tails, -S25. Beautiful rugs for some
one. I am leaving country. NO. 5639,
RUGS. 3 Orientals; best offer; must
sell Immediately. AID. 59O6.
RUGS. Amer. Orientals: 9x12s and
9x1Os. matching patterns; like new,
Sold in pairs. OR. ,20SS.
RUGS, 8 summer sisal rugs, brown
and beige. by IL, Az by 7, I
small, nt $3o' 2616 seth st. n.w-
RuGs-Amer. Oriental, 8 IT. g in. b,
IL approx. S85; also 8 BY liz with
ozite pad. $50. TA. 2477.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Brand:new. worlds finest by author.
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains; ! year guar; cash or 8 to Il
mos. to pay. Trade-ins. Loves
mr. 0hsEG SsENaER HShsRlns sHoFop FFepes5S. co.
NV. re. ~ S4s4. PARK S' free. -' A''
CAMERA. Auto Roller. case; compl
Heiland flash incl. bracket, gun. sole
mold; filters and adapt; shaoe
Nikor Sd6a double tank. SlS5. BeIyo;'
CAMERA = Kodak. Extra; 35-mm.
Ektar go wide-ansle lens. S6b
cAMERAEMinox, with case. chain
developing tank. $50 complete
Eastman port. enlarger. $45. OIL
CAMERA. Eastman Kodak. Leather
cAHgRAs-contax AMER III Oils lens,
Retina I H:3.5 lens). Linhof Tech
nika III G:4.5 lens); also Schneidel
Tele- -XenaE 36-cm. G:5.5 lensl IL
CAMERA, Kodak Medaiist !. yttl
PEERLESS PAWNBROKERs Elk
CHANGE. 912 D st. NV. RE. 6199
CAMERA. s-mm. Revere. movie; 49,
LESS ElfRs zWNBsokEss FazsVshsssS E2cHREE REeh
912 D st. NV. RE. 61s9..
CAMERA, 4x5 Crown Graphic; excel.
darkroom equip; 5000. D1. 1886
CAMERA, Argafiex. and case. tripod
8x10 enlarger. drying plate. devel.
eSvcf w f4s coff 3 slSS SSsres Ssrsa s iGE Hf
CAMERA, Century SKI, with case
tripod and several film holders
price: $50. Rockville 4177.
CAMERA. Pressman. model C Bush
perfect condition. $95. Call Lo
auto. Rolleiflex. 1875 Tes.
st. NV. EN-. 6957.
CAMERA, Medalist II. perfect condi.
tion with speed gun and leather
r eass; as,tpS SS3oq I'LL III. 5o45s z r.,..,
len lens sa@i,d. Hilla@Rd nash; also sauipped
Bell and Howell l6mm
movie camera and protector. WA
CAMERA Duofiex. price s1e.e5; fash
attachment; So rs and closeup at
fsShment GSi5 ne 8 ss. Take all for SO
CAMERA-3K4x4A anniv. Speed Crap,
hic; RF: a Ssh gun; holders; adapter
case; $500 or trade Super Ikonta B
CAMERA = Miniature Speedgraphic
case, fash. rangefinder, focus spot
Weston meter, tripod. misc. acces.
sories; all like new; less than "
cost. SH 5405.
CAMERAS; complete movie OUTFIT
brand-new. for sale; worth $3.50
only S175. Ii. 4-96S7. IL
CAMERAS AND EQUIPMENT, z
Speed Graphics. 4x5 R.F, Gun
- lens; holders; p. q. Grafiex 4x5
view. Goertz Dagor lens; Elwood
5x7. and Dejur 35 nm. to 4x5 pro-
fessional enlargers: Wabash Elec.
tronic Flash, and 10" ZeiSs TessaI
lens, F 4.5; dark room and lighting
equipment; 2 sinks. g. and 81; pri-
vately owned. FA. 6039 after 6 pm
weekdays; all day Sat. and Sun.
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