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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29

General Motors has perfected
m air~cunditioning unit far pas.
sengcr cars that viii be available
for installation en- tao makes
next sexson--cadillae and olds.
mobile.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY BUDD SGHUEBERG:
Illustrated By Mac Conner

decidedly prepossessng creature. He was slight and pale
and on the reedy side He impressed thtydol
suit bought from smatowm store the occasion of his
graduation from college.
It what Baxter would consider of the real
colleges was Williams himself but of his sons
was Princeton and the other peppng Lawrenceve
The young was graduate of the local state teachers
college where he had done pocorng while getting his
masters In English Literature He seemed rather and
in the course of Baxters direct and somewhat blunt question
ing CB ided himself his "anlness). the young man
would lick his lips and blink his eyes, He also Baxter de-
tected had tendency to stammer.
BAXTER had doubts about him. Even the name Sheldon
Dicks seemed little odd and unwody young lady from
Bryn Ma had impressed the author far efficient and
presenabe Dit too much OF the latter m TACT and for that
reason Baxter had passed her
He had his writing house directly the lake. several
hundred wards removed from the main house. and since
sometimes his habit to dictate at night neghbos might talk
People in the lmeght invariably vctmized by vicious
gossip he had had more time he would have liked to inter-
view others but he was in something of jam at the
moment.
His most recent novel, MY Fathers House" had not only
scared right to the top Of the bese lists but had received
an nordiate amount of critical acclaim Reviewers we're call
ing the most mature work this penetrating craftsman has
given u.s."
There were fan letters to answer at the of about twenty
calls The young man would have to use his ingenuity in
separating the nuisance calls from the real thing And there
was the lecture and public appearance calendar to be kept up
And callers to be protected from autograph hounds public
ty seekers jobwanters statesmen charity solicitors they
would all crawl in and carry off in little pieces we didn't
keep strong bolt ON the door,"
SHELDON DICKS bore little resemblance to strong bolt but
he said he would try Baxter told his secretary that
would also be his responsibility to that the writing table
supplied with paper. typewriter ribbons pencils erasers
and the like Two dozen pencils sharpened to fine point
ready at nine each morning that has been my rule for over
twenty years" said Kenneth Charming Baxter.
The young said very we'll he would attend to all these
details capaby that the lusiou author would be free to
concentrate exclusively the plot theme and characters OF
his work in progress.
And then there the archives the novelist said The
Princeton Library has set aside Baxter Room where all OF
my manuscripts proofs correspondence, reviews notebooks
and clippings being collected So you will also be in charge
Of what immodestly call the Posterity Department
Sheldon Dicks promised to take charge of Baxter poste
Nov one final word Baxter said in his fame weary voice.
Il in your references here that you have published lew
poems and things in college magazines One of the bane OF
my is the budding, would-be, neverwbe writer
Evening star., 1952-11-09
FICTION

| bSIIU" Ia the young man VINO nao answered ms
ad in The Saturday Review" He not
only studied him but conscious of doing for readers
of Kenneth Charming Baxe famous novels knew KCB was
a Great Student Of Human Mature.
An aduatoy profile in national magazine had quoted the
great saying that his vocation also his avocaon
for 81 have passion for studying people reading their
faces their gestures their slences; my fellow man never
ceases to fascinate, challenge and amuse me. !"
That characteristic observation of kCBs. His first
novel had been instantaneous when he was only
and for the past two decades he had failed only
once in his admirable ambition to give my public novel
every two years"
In this most uncertain of enterprises his happy publisher
fond of saying Baxter novel is one OF the few sure
things He's Americas answer to Somerset Vaughan"
Evening star., 1952-11-09

II ENRlETH CLAIMING BAXTER studied
IN the young man who had answered his
ad in THE Saturday Review" He not
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Americas answer leaned back in his bright red leather wing
chair tenderly caressng the rich brown bowl of his D
and smiled resvedy the young who wished to become
his secretary It was smile such is sometimes on
sleek wecaredfor cat while regarding the she has
trapped but has not yet molested
In this the mouse. rather the young man, was
Evening star., 1952-09-03
More Pure Research
Held Need in Science

Need for encouragement Of pure
scientific research as opposed to
applied research leading directly
to useful results was emphasized
to the psychologists by DR.. Alan T.
Waterman, director of the Ma
tional Science Foundation.
1.-THE vastly increased sums
which have been made available
in the United State since Korea. p"
DR.. Waterman said. probably
have resulted in less, rather than
more, basic research. The tend
ency In this country has always
been to emphasize the applied and
developmental aspects of research,
and on this natural trend has
been superimposed the atomic
energy program and the large pro-
grams for military research and
development.
"World War II created many
demands for psychologists in Sc
lection and training of military
personnel, in propaganda and psy-
theological warfare and in the
Treatment of neuropsychiatric
casualties. These demands have
led to spending of unprecedented
sums in psychology. venture to
guess that very little has gone
toward pure research"
The steady advance Of tech
Evening star., 1952-09-03
By Thomos R. Henry
Science Editor Of The Sfor

Everybody wastes a lot of words
There could be enormous econo.
mics in the use of English tt
transmit almost any kind of in
formation, DR.. w. H. Sumby anc
FA c. Frick of the Air Forces HUI.
man Resources laboratory told the
American Psychological Associa.
ton here today.
Their studies were based on the
unique sub-language used by con.
troll tower operators to guide
Iplanes in takeoffs and landings
This language, they found is al.
most 80 per cent redundant be.
cause pilots know what to ex.
lpect anyway and often can CUES!
1.-THE whole message from one OF
two words. Ordinary spoken Eng
llsh has been estimated, they said
las about go per cent redundant.
They do not propose any change
The very redundancy, they said
constitutes a sort of insurance
against error. Most persons. they
found, assimilate information al
a slow rate. and the apparently
useless piling up of words slow.
down messages to about the rats
at which the mind can grasr
| them.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
.GI Psychological Tests
Checked on War Front

The Army now is checking. un-
der actual combat conditions In
Korea. the validity of psyche
logical tests given every recruit
entering the service. Drs. Joel r
Campbell and Richard II. Gay
lord of the personnel research Sec
tions of the adjutant generals Of
flee told the psychological asso-
citation.
These tests are intended to de-
termine individual abilities sc
that soldiers can be better al
located. But the real test of a
soldier is battle and hitherto il
has been difficult to check results
at the front. There has been con-
cern lest the psychologists slow
down operations.
The first front-line check ha!
now been made in Korea, the twt
Army psychologists reported. Thi'
check has been made on 5000 en-.
listed men whose competence a.
soldiers was rated by non-com.
missioned officers and the rating
compared with the test results
More than $4,000 ratings are be-
ing studied. Preliminary observa.
tions indicate the tests are work.
ing out fairly well.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
|More Americans
Now Can Learn
To Speak TeIegu
By the Assoeioted Press

Not enough Americans know
how to say "How do you do?" in
Telegu. the Ford Foundation has
decided.
So it's giving the American
Council Of Learned Societies
$25O,0O0 to encourage it's study
and the study of score of other
neglected Oriental languages and
civilizations.
Never heard Of Telegu? Mil
lions of peasants in Hyderabad,
India. don't know a word of any
thing else.
Some of the other obscure
tongues some Americans may soon
be speaking: Berber. from North
west Africa; Malagasy, spoken on
the island Of Madagascar, and
Tagalog. the chief language Of the
Philippines.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
People Waste Words in Talk,
III. S. Psychologists Told Here

nology, he said, hastens the day
when solutions to some of the
oldest psychological problems
must be found and greater sup
port must be given to research in
the mind of man himself.
VA Reported Short
Of Psychologists
The Veterans Administration is
far short of its minimum needs
for psychologists, DR.. Joel T
Boone, medical chief of the ad-
inistration. told the psychologi.
cal association. The VA. he said
now has staff of about 400
psychologists. some giving treat
mentS for emotional illnesses and
other engaged in research.
But even before Korea. he said
| it had been estimated that total
of 1.500 would be needed by 1865
when the effects of World Wal
II on mental disqualification are
expected to be near their peak.
Even by the most conservative
staff patient rates." DR.. Boone
said, I've are now far short of the
minimal needs. and. as time goes
on. the replacement problem will
loom larger"
To remedy this need in Part. DR.
Boone explained. the Veterans
Administration has launched its
own training program. 1t also has
completed plans for an entirely
new program to- obtain qualified
vocational psychologists to help
veterans get placed in Jobs after
discharge from a hospital.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

Il NEW EASY WAYl Slip q
flush-away"J "Jonny Mop"pad
on the crystal-clear perma-
nent handle. Quicker! Nicerl
SWISH ARoUNDl "Jonny
Mop pad foams. deodorizes,
sanitixes-as it cleans. No
u moregermy, ,drippy brush.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

GEORGETOWN vICINITY-House "a
share with employed lady; private
bedrm.; home PRIVILEGES. OR. 444S
|2 GIRLS to share beautiful ant.
tastefully furn.; excel. transp.: vic.
Walter Reed Hospital. Ia. 1924.
|FOUR-RM. APT, in ant. bldg. vic,
Lincoln Park, share with Jewish
young man; Sal; pvt. bath, kit.
bedrms. RE 1011 before 6 pm. 22s
WANTED-Refined woman to share
an attractive apartment with q
tsacher. Box 1911, Star. 22s
CONv. N. ". section: refined girl,
1890 to share attrac. 3-rm. apt,
with L other girl. Call WO. 57T9.
NEWTON ST. NE. 133I-Pvt. bedrm
in 2-bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
apt. TV;, l or . girls wanted to
share With another. Conv. transp
cOLoRED-oNE GIRL would like
to share an apt. with 2 other Eirls
or couple. AK. $3.50. ia
COLORED-PVT. BEDRM. mr.. bath,
married. empl. couple. NV. section,
NO. S415. -24
Evening star., 1952-02-22

$500 18th ST. NV. - One rm.,
kitchenette; sgle. sleeping rrn.
Excel. transp. Call after $40 pm.
1915 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w-Large
employed couole.
s0i G ST. s.E.-Front rm.. sink,
stove. refgr.; for / qui.t man or
145O GIRARD ST. N.W.0Front Ink.
room with range and electric re-
lsdf lalfers5Sd GSEu%sEAs Mi slR6o Rb Sssk
rms. refgr;. sink. hot plate; $40 wk.
each for 2. or 81 for 3. DU. 90l2.
Ink. RooMs-Pvt. entr.: liy rm
5edrms.; conv. transp.; NV. CALL
new NV tR1R; tGR11RR;srHousE-Hom. comfort, mis
heat; gas and elec. free; sink, stove
and refgr. in all units; good transp
and shops nearby. 1868 Columbia
,sso sa tss M,HTmdGMn;) nth n;M;); u DE 5713: ~
Col. rd.-L.h.k. rms. Frigid., semi
214? F ST. N.W.-studio rm., refrr.,
radio, osEs: Ty: S15-s2o: small rm.. S13.
INTERRA:-I :-INTERNA., Terry House
ssSaio; EaSe sccsat very Ink; priyileges; any
Character. DU: 5ee5. 1es co. So7S7. y ms4 ns4
hOOMS; 2nd A. for l. or 2 adults;
ssony; s3as transp.; cow. to bath. aAD.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Extra-lge. rm.,
with refgr;, stove and sink: empl,
ADULTS. $3.50 wk. Shown from s
1853 QUEBEC PL. NV. Bedroom mS AND
kitchen unit for Ink Convenient
shopping and transportation. Phone
facilities: RA. -37s7. -2s
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.,
z windows, next bath. Stove, refgr.
Baby ok. HO. 9567. "a
Evening star., 1952-02-22

QONh O1tECh f1A1L
Res. hall; lge. sgles., dbles.; reas.
Free parking; blk. Col. rd. Ho. 96l7.
COLORED-FRoNT ROOM r. Nicely
Inrn;: twin beds ladies only; 1900
CoLoRED-ss T ST. N.w.-com.
COL0RED- 1858 HARVARD ST.
efisiieees niMieafsf hi. Fm ssss tGr couple aa all
u4th st. car5 RA. osas, isfs5 after 8.
coLoRED NEATLY FURNISHED
csli eM' A1, tor ssBs' sssRBBlosed lady or as man.
coLoRED-IGE. FRONT RIM. with
c6EoREb@NicE e0sH iEani nARGAE aA qPSf P3T. RM.
on Belmont st.; share bath; excel.
COLORED-SGLE. AND DELE. RM.
for rent; privileges. AID. 9011. 2012
coIoRE6MwFuRN. sGLE. BEDRM2'-
cess to 14th and 10th st. transp.,
some privil. Call Ia. 0S20. "a
COLORED-FURN. MASTER BEDRM.
with twin beds, most ideal for 2
friends: located in exclusive Pet
worth: access to 14th and 18th st.
transportation, some privil. Call ia.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
2 persons; near bath. Call after 6
pm. TU. 1924, 1888 Warder st.
CoLoRED-a5OO BLK. GEORGIA
AvE.ERm; for employed gentleman
COLORED-2O1 G ST. N.W.-on
bus-carline; 5-min. walk Union
Station. P. O., G. p. O.. G. A. 8.
Newly decorated: no cooking. Maid
service; sgle.. dble., $s to S14 wk
coLoRED-1sso srd ST. Nv
Nicely furn. rm. Use Of house. Couv
transp. NO. 5574. "a
COLORED FURN. RIM. tot rent
with privils.. on streeetcar and bus
line. Phone after p.m., Friday
all day Saturday. DE. 4453. ia
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for re-
fined man. Call all day. NO. S56S
COLORED-63s Lamont st. NV;
front room; kit. privils. DU. 0656
Evening star., 1952-02-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BLAIR MANSION INN-771O slair
I'd. NV. Choice rooms for particular
people. Winter rates; free pkg. fine
20O1 COLUMBiA RD. NV, nea,
GSan Tssr r ase TV E90ps Go fo5 54ss seuns lss!es
ave.-Pvt. home; single I'm. and
coMFoRTaskP 1saIS; RSsns1eRaP; Roeoo eo 31s7; .ss
nome for elderly people: well:
pp!anned ps6s WIN meals; s3. happy suTnTeundings.
OPEN, NEW MANAGEMENT-352o
I6th So. n.w.-.Liv. rm., conv. trans
pSro psSTrtoation; ssles. and dbles co.
1ao1 isth ST. N.w.-sinsle for Wa men:
l726 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
A residential club with social fea-
inres 1 1or young ladies and men who
share. with pvt. bath for 5H'i ladies'. lies /
rates. Club IL MA Mason. 0oe5ats No 677S@sg Seek.y
WENDELL TER.-We have . few
vacancies in pleasant rms; excel.
9nIIa msaIs gRaR2M eTsnIP TV; ms SIS Tk ON MRS
care. In Silver Spring area. New
home. Exper. mother. Lo. 4-661s
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or
parent and child. Pleasant and
co COW; aaIs Inssis56orheSd; M1 9sd. Uni. phone.
a RLK. OFF DUPONT CIR; 1904
18th st. NV. Double rm., pvt. bath;
good home-cooked food; S14 week.
ROOM and board given In exchange
TO lady who will prepare evening
Barton St, Arlington, Va. oW.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

cow MANURE. well rotted, SO. is
iivere%d. live: a. VA. W. 0a 1888. $50 o 0o.; sS ee-
TREE REMOVAL, So and up; get our
Tree =, estimates and save money.
ing and land clearing; estimates
BAIED HAY clover, s4o-Mixed
Timothy, !$35 a ton or by bale;
al stoyef sfes SIe TOP qgMaty cash
TOP sOiL-Very good rich top soil
reas CALL 10. S-4933. -5
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil bluestone,
Iesd road gravel, sand, srading; hauling,
USED 'E9GHhasi E9TiPMEST NJ siso!S e tracto1
Chalmers with cult. and mower
3 with cult: cub tractor, Super. A
2,way plow c tractor with two 12 in
plows, D. &C. case with cult; H
tractor; B cultivator. H or M
cultivators, two 12-in. plows. 13x7
drill. Dillinger ensilage cutter. INC
ensllage cutter. Ford post-hole Dig
ger, New Idea mower. New Holland
haler. disk plows for Cub A. c. F-12
MAIoNEYs II a1S n YsEsctG5 MeysTS ys1 gox
NV Nv H9ufPMRSr H9j HPPsaasi - INC SUPER A.
e, H and M tractors, plows, Gplt..
fert; att, mowers, harrows, leaders,
graders, manure spreaders. lime and
heavy and light disk. wagons and
bodies. New Holland ensilage har-
yester, blower, wagon unloaders,
baler. saw, cement mixer. New Idea
Spreaders, corn pickers, wagons and
corn loa5ers. Brillion grass seeders
separators. mixers. coolers. Louden
parn equipment. parts and service.
MALoNEY'S INC. Silver Spring. Md.
.S SAYS Sec asT sa4 snd msn usss psE art
MMAaL3EEx's Ma 'iIy xssaH NC Silver Spring
HARDWARE-BPs fiatlux house and
barn. paint; sta-Dri pure bristle
paint brushes. Extension ladders.
stoves, coal and WOOD; fencing farm n
and residential; barb wire, culvert
pipe, all type wheel barrows, sump
pumps, roofing, cement, lime. fer
tilizers and seeds. MALONEY'S
sSSins. snGn sjIe u, sssss. 9seEsia ave. Silver
CHERRY TREEs@Double pink flower
ing, Potomac Basin type, strong
growers; big blooms covering stems.
JOHN A. CREEL, FIR. 067S.
INC CUB TRACTOR as low as S715;
good for to 40 acres. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Nd. .JU., S-3333.
STARK BROS, 331 18th st. ne
Record strains; fruit. nut trees, ber-
ries, shrubs. shade trees. JOHN A..
CREEL, Distr.. FIR. 067S.
CHINESE CHESTNUT. Blight-resist-
ant; early-bearing trees make beau
tiful shade and bear delicious nuts
the second or third year after being
transplanted. successfully grown
from itaine to Florida. Two 2 to 3
it. trees-Special Offer No. Ill,
S475. postpaid. Write for Free
Copy 5t3-page Planting Guide Catalog
in colcr, offering complete line Fruit
Trees, Nut Trees. B3rry Plants, Grape
Vines and Ornamental Plant Material
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES. Waynesboro, Virginia.
we'll rotted no straw, $3.50
yard, % bushels. CHI. 9073.
GARDENER. designing
and planting, fertilize lawns now.
Select line of nursery stock. Phone
weekdays. WO. 1894; ewes. and sun.
PIANT SnS1s STARK BROS. improved
fruits, roses, shrubs, landscape plans
free. Distributor. 215 Lawton St..
Fails Church. FA. O735.
PRUNING and trimming trees By
exper. man, FR. b96e.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SPRING-sgle. rm. next bath;
$50 mo-; close to transp.; phone
HYATTS... MD. 3615 Hamilton st. W.
-Lge. frt. rm.. nicely furn; twin
beds; garage avail: conv. to u. OF
No, Md: or a.,,S. GSathoIie u; gentle family
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman only
Five miles from Alex. Route / Cal
.KI: 9-06SS after 6 pm ga
ALEXANDRIA - Bedroom adjoining
bath; s minutes Pentaeon; gentle
ARLINGTON-Sgle. rm.. mr.. Pentagor
and shopping center. Man only. JA
4-1723. (Sun. after 12.) ID
rm.. living rm.; privil., unlim phone;
CHEVY CHASE ciRcLEncorner rm.,
semipvt. bath. $40 single, SI2
double. WI. 1886. OR. 1888.
ARLINGTON Ten minutes from
D. c.. Pentagon and Arl. Hall daily
maid service. PARKING PRIVI-
SILVER sPRiNGGNr. District and
shopping, attrac. frt. rm., pvt. bath;
in new home; beautiful neighbor-
hood. JU. 1867, "a
Evening star., 1952-02-22
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

DOGS AND CATS, available for
adoption to good homes. Sligo 51s3.
SS;So-5; S3 si,!sI Sat-; t;- 9-l2; no Sun. MoNTG.
PUPS tor ssalee. all white, 4 mo. old.
BosToN TEkR1ER" RR is"nd and PH Pug Pun Puppies. les
Write EDY-NoRM Kennels, Shady
Side, Nd or phi. West River 1856.
GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTER
stock; 6.fs $50. Lo. sn765s. n7ta ana mSs sn9S
MINIATURE PINsCHER PUPPIES. 2
female, mos; registered. Reason
DSBERNAN PiNscHER puppies;
iaesS AIS rsg;' 81 sssSs, ears cropped; innecu-
boxer BOXER Fl PUps@Akc ais-Iiii champ. SIT sired.
Male. female. Hyattsvilis o15s.
MINIATURE sCHNAUzER, male pup
py' Axe reg. 8 mo. old. io. 5-o499.
TOY PUPS; both parents Redchester
iGnn'nsanSa; ~ SnaaS long hair; male. S35.
CHAMPION LINE black cookers; fe-
malet; nast;o 6 mo-; Axe registered. 10.
BsAUTiFuL GREAT pYRENEEs sTs psp-
pies; sired. by champion Cote de
Ms,ss RoW,s siE9 s0Ipheous. Price reasonable.
DoBERMAN PINscHER PUPS; Axe
| registered; docked, cropped, Wormed.
Three mos. old. WI. 1853. "a
BOXER PUPPIES; female; 3 mos. i;
Axe resistered;, docked. cropped and
innoc.; pet and show stock; finest
blood lines. Vienna 375-R ga
BEAGLES. A.K.O-Ten wk.. out of
3arcey's Dusty Rebel, She, BY Ed;
fhass eRnds i atts yanEg Pa5Sg sTsa 5y cir
BokDER COLLIE PUPp1Es-Male,
$50; female; s25. Call Vienna 65o-J.
GkElr 4; al "6AASS bANEs. All ages. rS4 Faans,
Pets and show prosepcts EIPAW
tended. TE. sz5o or or oV. % 1851. ii *A
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. AKc, rea-
Ts1sSs Talepbonee er,ssd oss tSr sg4d immediate sale
yrs: excei e quality; an 'eais sred BY s0SS. ch.
NJ. Tut; $500 to approved buyer.
DOGS AND CATS available to good
homes. Special this week: blond
cocker mixed female, very friendly:
for country home. Dalmation and
bird dogs, mixed, female. country
home, please, Beagle and Dachshund,
mixed, female, nice looking. ALEX
ANDRlA ANIMAL SHELTER, go
South Payne St. XII. 9-3959. ga.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, excel
| lent field and show prospects. From
the ocountrs's finest blood lines, AL.
SIAMESE KITTENS. seal and blue
| point. JA S-72S3. "a
DOG. Scotty, needs kind suburban
home; spayed female, about middle
aged but lively. Owner moving. In
| quire Ii. 4-1644 or TR. O342.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w

SMALL, nicely furn. rm.; private
home; residential section; light Kit.
and laundry privils.; OPP. bus stop,
20 min. from Cap. LU. 2-4697,
Mr.. BOL. FIELD and Naval Re-
search Lab: ! dble., ! sgle., on
Nicholas ave. busline. 10. 2-2526.
Mr.. NAVY YD. and Receiving Sta
t1on: l large newly decorated; l
medium size; pvt home, maid serv-
Ice, unlimited phone, LU. 4-3552.
CAPITOL HILL. opposite House Of
nee Bldg. attractively. furnished
single. Ii. 3-2913. "a
Evening star., 1952-02-22

RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
design: heavy. closely woven foi
good wearing: 9x12. $49.50; ski
S39.50; other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV,
RUG, wine, Wilton. broadloom. 12x12, !,
excellent condition and quality. JE.
sxDDLEs-Fine English; ,wo brides,
pad and blanket. Cost $500, sale
price. $3.50. Can be seen Saturday
and Sunday at 13001 Georgia ave.
sAxoPHoNE. Conn. tenor: must sell;
best offer. RA. 7143. -22
SEWING MACHINES; Westinghouse,
$49.95. NORTHWEST SEWING
AMHAca5NE co. els 10th st. NV.
sEWING MACHINEs-Fun rotary.
treadle. -$14.50; portable, $39. so;
console. 5000; featherweight port
able, 1915 Penna. ave. NV. Ma.
Swine MACHINE CLEARANCE,
Singer, round -bobbin console with
reverse stitch. built-in darner, att,
S159.50 value for only S1l9.50;
Singer elec. portable. round bobbin,
S59 80; also new mach. reduced.
1872 Lee hwy. CHI 4914. -22
SOFA. rose. tuxedo type, 2h yrs. old;
asking $40. JE. 3-3041. -23
Evening star., 1952-02-22
"WASHERS"

New gd sutSms,cs H.ns at T y9S have ea;
at w st. NV. HU. 1900.
WASHING MACHINE. se0;, fiatwork
ironer, 22-in. roll, .$25; both Hot
6ar PGnt tnSlsi n1Sy xSs sOod ss3d s"iy drysr'
new. sls5. Also other h.h. goods.
wAsHiNG xsi Ssioi MACHINE, LAuNDRoMAr,
used about 5 mo; new condition;
Ts$S,N $ssS ST best MSGaNR Ssr Or GSne 1922 2s .s
1sssi:. 1%sFsi:; compisseiy Issuiit y Tsss
than S1o9; snns Call Hu. o21o; sun.
WAsHiNG MAcHNE-Thor cylinder,
perfect eond.; $76 or best offer.
!zsas .sss$s'.: r4earss y9 sIs: .lss yss''lSssl Sss
WaTESa Rli Ssi1i HEATERS, SIS up; 81 Saar.
John g. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. s.e.. ST. G100.
DoN,T s,R Rs ,lni.: half.arsssedGsar ,: 4. sSai S
Conn. lA and al9ass4i ass4 vi VII. me ave z00'
SINGER SEWING MACHINE-Re-
foE balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENT CENTER, s4ls s GA se1a ave- Silver
RaTAN Ra1saF' sETfEE: Err n perfect feet condition;
upholstered In green. Cost SITS. sale
price SS5. Can be seen Saturday
and Sunday at 1aoo1 Georgia ave.
MOTOROLA, 7-inch. table tel, with
lens and antenna, very good copd.:
S55. OWNER. OR. 0900. "a
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO-Used, one
large dining room table. walnut. DE.
571S.
FRIGIDAIRE-7h-c feet; practi-
cally new: SIS5. Cali DE. 1887. -
COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD furn.; liv.
rm.. dinette: 5-pc. bedrm. suite;
baby furniture. TIE. 1850, 24s
FULTON bumper-to-b bumper tow bar.
model TB.-14. used once; best ofter.
2423 Otis st. ne. MI. 3235. "a