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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
Wasp Did Not
Give Message To
Change Course
Citizen Staff Photo

BAYONNE, N. J. B -- An order
to change course was not mes
saged from the aircraft carrier
Wasp to the destroyer-mineswcep-
er Hobson just before the two
ships c0Ilided. an officer aboard
the Wasp said Wednesday.
Ii. (jg) Page Ingraham. Chica-
20, testified he didn't send the
last minute order given by the
wasp's commander because Of
lack of time in the hectic seconds
preceding the crash that sank the
Hobson and resulted in the deaths
Of 1Ts men.
He told naval board Of inquiry
he was 10 charge Of transmitting
radio messages the night Of the
April e disaster--the worst In the
Nays peace time history-In
which the Wasp knitted into the
destroyer minesweeper during ma.
neuyers in the Atlantic.
Capt Burnham c. Mccaffree,
the Wasps skipper. said Tuesday
he gave the order for the Hobson
to make a I0-degree change IN
course. but didn't know II Ii had
. been sent.
Ingraham said he vas stationed
on the bridge II the aircraft ear
rier ard received MccaffTee's or
der to b. transmitted 20 the Hob
son. However. seconds later Re
heard 40 order for the Wasp 70
back al engines, and he didnt
have time 70 send II. he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
Dean OF X. w. Club Women
Mrs. Grace Crosby Is
Enroute To State Office
NOMINATED AS
STATE SEC'Y.
OF FLA. BPW

Dean of Key West Club woman,
Mrs. Grace Crosby may add a new
honor to her long list Of offices II
she is elected State Corresponding
Secretary of the Florida Business
and Professional Women's Club
this weekend at st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Crosby, who came to Key
West back in 1895 to teach steno-
graphy to adults in the Key West
Administration program, has made
herself solid part of the commun-
ity she loves,
A charter member Of the local
BPW club, Grace as she is known
to many Key Westers has held
every local office. She has five
State conventions to her credit. In
fact, so familiar a figure is Grace
at state conventions and board and
district meetings of the BPW that
her arrival brings out the remark:
Here comes Key West"
Born in one of the coolest states,
Wisconsin, Grace came TO the
Southernmost City in 1885 which
has been her home ever since. A
business woman since she became
a widow, Is years ago, Grace has
combined volunteer work and pro-
fessional labor.
Many an officer worker In the
Key West Navy Yard owes his or
her stenographic ability to Grace's
instruction.
Many q foreigner owes his know
ledge Of English which enables him
TO pass his citizenship examination
to Grace's classes in Citizenship.
Many a Yeoman was helped back
in World War II to get his promo
tons through Grace's help on his
shorthand.
Grace has worked through and
with the City Commission, the Art
and Historical Society, the Garden
Club, the Juvenile Council Audubon
Society. and the Red Cross.
A school marin in the western
state Of Wyoming, Grace married
j. b. Crosby one az the big sheen
owners there, back in January.
1907. A year ago Grace sent greet.
ings TO the Lowell. wyoming wo.
mans Club 90 its 10th anniver.
sary.
she sent her greetings from the
Island City, which she says she
likes because like tire West i, sa
pioneering locality.
Everything is not completed
here. There is So much to be done
And that's what like"
Her chosen Profession Grace
says 10 selling. and her greatest
pleasure is selling Key West. she
insists that Key West has tive
things that ~ ether place in Flor
Ia has. climate and historical
background.
What makes Grace 80 active Nc
al these com FaunYty sffalTss
Primarily. Il IS Ter love II oeo.
pie Sire sees some good IN every
peTxnxf- SIZE also secs something
funny ard has sufficient sense d
hngsor 30 realize perhaps thew
might sss something funny in hsr
tEss
u Grace aims tAe efrte "a STATE
Zee gsssl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
Rear Admiral Irving Duke Relieves
Capt. Ade|| As Commander Of Naval
Base In June; AdeIl Is Retiring
Rear Adm. Duke
Graduated 5th
In Class OF
52I Members

Rear Admiral Irving T. Duke,
USN, Commander, Naval Proving
Ground, Dahlgren, Va, has re-
ceived orders to report to the US.
Naval Base. Key West. for duty as
Commander Naval Base, with addi-
tional duties as Commanding Off
Ger, u. S. Naval Station and Task
Force Commander. RAdm. Duke
viii report to Key West in June
to relieve Captain c. C. Adell, USN,
who has been Commander Naval
Base since November, 1947, and
Commanding Officer, U. S. Naval
Station since November 1949. Cap
tain Adell is retiring from the ma
val service after IS years of active
duty.
RAdm. Duke who is a native of
Richmond, Virginia, was graduated
in 1924 with distinction from the
u. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Md, standing fifth in a class of
521 members. He was commission
ed Ensign on June S. 1924. His no.
mination to Rear Admiral was con-
firmed ON July "a, 1851.
After graduation from the Naval
Academy in 1924. he served in the
USS Tennessee until APRIL 1928. In
July of that year he reported to
the Submarine Base, New London,
Connecticut, for instruction at the
Submarine School and, upon COM
pletion of the course in December,
1928, served in and commanded
submarines of the Control Force
until May 1881.
From June 1881 until March l9-
80, he had instruction in Ordnance
Engineering at the Postgraduate
School, Annapolis, and continued
the course at the Navy Yard,
Washington, D. c., for a year af-
forwards.
In June 1884, he reported to the
New York Shipbuilding Company,
Camden, N. j.. where the USS Tus-
caloosa was building. He served as
Assistant Gunnery Officer of that
cruiser from her commissioning,
August II, 1884, until May 1887, and
followed that duty with two years
service at the Naval Proving
Ground, DahIgren, Virginia. He
next assisted in fitting out the USS
Helena at the Navy Yard, New
York, and joined her as Gunnery
Officer at her commissioning on
September IS, 1899. He remained
aboard the Helena until August
1871.
Assuming command of the USS
Mayo in September 1871, he con-
tinued duty as Commanding Off
Ger of that destroyer until Septem-
Der 1912. He was awarded the Ma
Wy and Marine Corps Medal for
heroic and courageous conduct as
commanding officer OF the USS
Mayo in rescuing personnel of the
USS Wakefield during the burning
of that vessel at sea on September
}. 1912
In October 1912, he became Ope-
rations Officer on the staff OF Com
mander Amphibious Force, Pacific
Fleet and was awarded the Legion
of Merit for exceptionally meritor
ious conduct while serving in tina.
capacity.
He returned TO the United States
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
Champ Florida Legion
Drum And BugIe Corps
Spearheads Parade
March Includes
Big Band Units,
FiUe Decisions

The championship American
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of
Florida will lead the spectacular
Armed Forces Day parade Sat-
urday evening, Arthur Sawyer
Post No. 20 announced today. The
Coral Gables Post No. SO Amer
lean Legion Drum and Bugle
Corps will arrive in the city on
Saturday afternoon.
The Coral Gables High School
Band, a 142 piece unit, will head
the End Division of the parade.
The Fleet Sonar School Band
will lead the 3rd Division, We'll
ters Cornet Band will head the
4th Division, and the Key West
High School Band will lead the
5th Division.
The Posts committee stated
that the parade will consist of
five divisions. Indications are
that the parade will be an out
standing event of the year. Up
to the present time the following
have been officially entered: Is
marching units; % floats; 5
bands: numerous decorated cars
and other interesting features.
Charles v. Lunn will be Parade
Marshall. Lunn is a Spanish
American War veteran and a
Past Commander of B. II. Nc
Gala Camp No. 5, USWV.
Trophies for the prize winning
floats and best civilian marching
unit viii be presented during
the Eand Concert at the Bay
xsow Park Foi4oNfiiis the pasaSle.
In addition 10 sponsoring the
parade, Arthur Sawyer Post will
sponsor a free dance for the
public at the American Legion
Home on Stock Island following
the concert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
Southern Cross
Be Visible
Here Tonight

The Southern Cross eonsfelia-
ton will be visible tonight short
Iy after 2 pm. from fhe County
Beach. weather permitting.
The Key West Astronomy Club
invites visitors to the meeting AZ
8 pm, at S15 Johnson street. At
the proper time, the meeting
will adjourn to the vantage spot
on the Beach where an eight inch
refleeiing telescope with Barlow
lens will be used by the club.
Saturn will also be observed.
J. p. BsiIlod is president Of the
group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-15
LOSES SUIT

GAINESVILLE p - Mrs Cleo
Goodwin lost her So &C damage
sun against Cabot Carbon Co
arising from the death of her Rus
band 10 . traffic accident near
here last JAY. He Was killed ~hen
his car eolllded sifh Gre 81 the
firm : trucks. A Circuit Court jury
freed the onpauy u blame
wednesday
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Arizona Post,
W0men'S CJA !
Plan Many Fund
Newly formed Young Married
Group of the Women's Division
CJA will be entertained with a
tea and fashion show by Greta
at Temple Emanuel auditorium
March II at l pm.
Mrs. David Kramer and Mrs.
Ben Lazarow, chairman and CO.
chairman respectively, issue an
invitation to all the young mar
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
III5 10 WI o. DIOWI, 1OCd1 TIL
chairman. The subjects for dis

cusSlon at the One-day session IN
clude the relationship of ADJ to
Community r Relations Com
mittees and the Arizona Council
for Civic Unity, suggested activi-
ties and programs. Officers for
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
March Z, 1852
.,..~..~ AzAu~A

IVISIUH UIUupS
Raising Affairs
State ADJ To
Meet In Tucson
Tucson meeting of the State
Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
Conference will be held March
Is at the Brandes School, accord
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
rled women IN the community [
attend and enjoy pleasant after

noon viewing new spring fash
ions. They explain that this is
minimum So. tea for benefit of
Evening star., 1952-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VIOLIN. fine Germany make. Mar
tin bow, leather case. excel. cond
sizes; reas. % TR. $3.50, ''-' e"''
vI0tINs 1s,I1 o.Ssi,,. .S2, old concert violins;
eonditfon t toa ssh ~ant bf wss RsTiest 81
WASHER, wrineer type: ABC: good
condition; make an offer. JU s.
WASHER. Maytag, 8 years old. good
WASHER. Kenmore; auto. timer and
pump; orig. cost. $135; good cond
Best offer. Sligo 52l4.
WASHER, Blackstone, perfect cond.,
very reas. priced. Phone Hudson
WASHER. Kenmore automatic, S1Oo;
bike girls Eng, $50; kit. table, S4 /;
SIS and 81 so. OR. 96s9.
WASHER. Norge; wginger., very GOOD
lane, Glass Manor. Md. Io. 3-9I So.
WASHER, automatic Launderall., S75;
porcelain kitchen table and chairs.
best offer. la. ti-9547.
WASHER. Spindrier, perfect condi-
ton. ton SSs So; ,,M Also aeSI washer WFinser
cellent condition, $1IO. FA. 3255.
WASHER, 1850 Thor Automatic; sos
or best offer. Also high chair and
play pen. GE. 1880. %
WASHER, Maytag, s months old, new
condition, square aluminium tub.
water pump. Sl35. OIL. 2l36. IS
WASHER, Bendix Economat; fully
agt0matie; excel SGli cond.' Ss5 or best
WASHER, Apex, Ia years old; best
condition. MRS. De LONG, OIL
WASHER. so Bendix. fully auto
matte; soap dispenser, good cond !;
enamel finish like new and first S55
takes l.; La 6.907s. ..,.,,
new, cost $179 each. sell for S65.
Must sell. 10. 3-506s.
WASHERS, used, recond.; guar. Also
new. No down payment years
to pay. P. o. SMITH. S. g. s., 1874
H st. ne, Ii. 3-2545. -
WASHER AND DRYER, WESTINGHOUSE
automatic. used Ia mos: save
S135. ia $4,000, Ext. $50. IL
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FURN. CUT RATE

Discount to service-Govt: employees.
4:pc. bedroom suites. $79 ,95 up.
ns Modern; Mspls am lm s suite $3.50
red modern love seat. $50
Nationally advertised bedding
Bedrm., din. rm., liv. rm. suites;
TERMS. OPEN lo A.M;,9 xao1 p;M.
KING; s2O3 GA. AVE. SA. os91
TTRs5pini s; Tm sok: set; HooVsr %shSssss. sgssS:
Ell ehiiSTsn,s STS; seRSs toys. &C Cali 10. s-5iSs.
solid Eainut: Sedrm. 65s sptte; misc
Sis4ss'eo tSaSis. s4s. or. r. s4s5. 'n O-- @s
bedroom, rugs. lamps. etc. MoyHins.
mahogany; 1851 Zenith combine
STop-leaf drop table and 4 chairs. green
lounge chair and 8 tables. mahogany
Zee wagon; & RE: .Su 6i0o' .,;,ss: ext: a.ne llS.
recd suite; single bed, spring and
matt; 9 pr. new organdy curtains
FHhk;N@Modern Hh; sofa and chair. GUS
tom covers, $3.50; 5-pc. ,oedrm. set;
sS: ssS. 4.nSSs aSS ehsiHs msd co. 2et isSS osGRea'
FURN., misc. h.h:. items. ,drapes
linens. elec. appliances. blankets
chest, desk, reas DI ;n 6536 AT AZ. MIN, a;Sv
rm. suites, all in good condition
owner viii sacrifice; must be solo
today. Can be seen ct kRIEGS
STORAGE g. TRANSFER CO.. Gle
HfJRN.-Mantel Westminster walnu
chime clock. S-cu.-ft. Stewart-War
Her refrg., large overstuned livini
Yoon chair with T-shaped pillow
aifp cover; mid Victorian 7Ia-ft. sofa
Upholstered in emerald green velour
carved frame; sacrinee. II. SsSS
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Furniture: Various lots new
and used furniture, brass
fireplace fixtures, new and
used mattresses, fine new
leather top cocktail and cor
ner tables, odd beds, chairs,
special large size used but
splendid condition hand
woven rugs, sizes 9x17, 10x
IA, 12x13 and 15x17. Heavy,
thick, attractive French
motif design. Suitable home
or office. All to be sold by
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York Ave-,
this Tues. June 10th. Com
mencing at 2 PM. Open
public inspection now to
sale hour. Phone MA. 2679,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
USED TIRES

from So to SIS. STANDARD TIRE
BATTERY CO. 10th and H sts. ne.
S;s5x16. and 6.6Oxl6. $40. Cali
rSSs. Us 01aS sEE1s; M.sc-ms se; nv .ls:ssyIt ssI
flee. $3.50. NEON SIGN, TRANS; ms
-JEWM.RY," S25 Also aluminium,
1-wheel luggage trailer. 500. RA.
TRAiNS-American flyer; 2 freight;
accessories; mounted on boards; sell
as is; reasonable. JU. 7-90S9. IS
TRAILER, homemade, luggage or
farm farm. .s&H Sx4 ft;S fItt;SS steel steel body; ALMOST
TRUMPET, Gotham. gold plated: ideal
dition; dit $50. sitN sligo 'sf; 5S52, D' ''H
TRUMPET. Conn, perfect condition;
with case, S75. Ordway 5084.
TRUMPET for sale. See MRS. MAY
1903 Atwood ST.. District Heights
TRUNK. wardrobe. complete with
$d5; 100 18th st. Sc.
hangers. clean, S25; several steam
ers, 81 each. ia. 5s25: -
TEsa, sxesI eeBd BBdflati ow nass ss,s IN Germany
excel. cond.. sf7. IA. 1859.
easy terms; SEA. S 50 up up. Today. CO
1925; yk:: 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872
TYPEWRITER. L. C. Smith STANDARD,
eafs elite ty type; ss1} very good cond'; $50
TYPEwEITER; L: s,S G. Smith, Model Model
Protector. new. $50: EN-; 1852;
sS ToOs' iS,5 sS5. T To-day; c9 4sSs; sS5S week
portable. with carrying case. new
condition; $50. Call after / pm.
rxREWkffffER. fffi L; 6. Smith. yer, very sSed 500
TYPEWks1fER S1PHHsis Ri 9hSS UnderWood Voc standard @
good cond., $40; summer rug: reyer-
sible, Sx1O, biege. 81. RA. $3.50.
TYPEWRITERS. portables. recondi-
toned. very reas. Call today. CO.
,rES 48S5i VIZ. LIZ 18th NV oS DL; 7so5'
$37 so; Royal. s42.5O: exc. cond,
TYfEWRiTERs-New ri WsfRsirTiERsN and recond.,
$25 up; Guar. ! year. We rent; re-
%RfrEs var tF'es g. sfc sTASDaEp a. nw TYszz- sz
TXFEwEfTEES fcr rent, mt all make: makes
rTPEWkirER T1HSEki SIZE. LIE 1S 1Ss cash as dis
ss f2sst d.Sefs oe' cENrR liz s2f ISiS PIG
TYiPEWk1rER. II small Corona No. 3.
Ieeonditioned. s22 80; Can today
CO; 4625; week: 1112 18th st; nv: nv:
SEoFmSNiTy snat sloScsl Sye, oes Whites, PTdof saof
maos for euiek ekcs.; sale. e0ng ST. .e 7eas1 20
Kirby upright. almost new.
with all attachments and power
driven wax polisher. cost $15l;47.
AZ In tnsh sinssr pTasi and hand
also davenport. chair. desk. misc.
ccLExNER, Lewyt, almost
new; original cost, $99; will sacri-
yAcUuM Al Hf c1zEaNER. 1isl FL e zspRSG RSGn d. lux.
guarantee, $40. After II am. call
CLEANER. Electrolux. COM
plete set Of ATTACHMENTS; excel.
beat-sWeep type. Upright. S. and
SI2. 3001 Yost pl. ne. on 5lad.
VACUUM CLEANERS. "a each. Rear
1893 Rhode Island ave. ne. IS
VERITYPE MACHINE. 12-in. car
riage. perfect condition. 81. 3o47.
WASHER, Monitor. good condition.
SIS; baby carriage stroller combins-
tion. like new, $15. OIL. 5069.
VIOLIN. John Bohman handmade:
Magini model. excel. tone. bow and
case, $3.50. Cello. fne German make
with Pfretschner boy, and zippsr
bag. 5000. NJ. $500. Apt. 4O2.
evenins&
Evening star., 1952-06-08
KARDEX 5X8

Also Globe -Wernecke 5xS, complete;
excel cond.; reasonable. RE. 1921.
KITCHEN CABINET (wood). also 1S''
revolving fan. dc. current. MI.
KITCHEN ITCH CABINETS, steel; ware
house clearance; nationally adyer-
TEs tsfs PIePPaiA PHPPASer SS 70 co. sa4s Isa isth
KITCHEN CABiNETs. Geneva. Kitch.
en- Maid. youngstown. Tracy. etc,
with small scratches and dents. 40ss
Sis.speYEnto,1sr SisseYnto e JoHSS adS si E. wEscCsEII cCssEII
ST. 600. Mr. Parker.
KITCHEN SET, chrome ana sn an oaE ost
Cali Ii. S-352O any time Sat. and
sun, after pm. Monday. 3
KITCHEN TABLE, Formica top, with
4 chairs, good condition, $25. LO,
KN00iTYTY-PTNE PANELING. special
lots, big bargain. .14h cents deliy-
cred. See 1t; no phone orders. 1870
Wilson blvd. RUCKER LUMBER.
LADDEks, pr: Of tt. A-typs lad
SFaE. asEs WIN noss1 sateRiaSni MSaai s lex.
cost S3S5. sell for best ot'er today
rear S1S Kennedy st. NV. RA
LATHE. LSSaRi se-inch walker. Turner com,
msrcial n,Ic wv yood ss.o lathe never used
L1THEs. milling machines. shapers
iR%ffiaiEs Ea1fPnEsT 0s!!Ssr' eS a47s ESsss sSslnsi
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT - Bendi,
dryer, si6o; both for SOB; les
| than Q mos. old. Ju. 7-792S.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
BLAIR'S TV
1922 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Open Weekdays TIL 8 PM.

Tv, Zenith. '52 model. 17-in.; Cobra
matte, record changers; radio; ,fac-
tory shipped; list. $3.50; less 3O%s.
~. Excellent condition. coin-oper-
ated. ruitable for hotel or roomins
nv. 1859. blond. Tin. Admiral con-
solette, excel cond.; also indoor
antenna; $3.50 cash, as am leaving
TX emerson oe.Ss ~, 17,nsh Gt table model del
ra6bia 0esrs ears 0ea Excel E'r reeep sfs5 a
best offer. After IL am, HO. 25lQ.
TV 1850 12-inch Emerson. table
model, qH ao7s5 $50. Call Sunday am
~ r.. s mos: old; sofa bed. $25;
{s9e snd aad safs sio or %afs
offer. Leaving state. 4S9 Valley
TV, Du Mont, AM-FM-ph comb; /;
handsome mahogany; solid door; .Sa-
offsr OSs 'oVs9s' oven $3.50. Can vi. e6$7.
fx excel sGsSn eond s45 in casR @aheF f. 54I
TV. 17-in. Zenith console. mos, old;
orig; cost $3.50 Take nH over ;r.nan balance nIrs
nv for sale; Muntz; two. i7-inch and
12Ia-inch table models with V-ball
antennae, 1-knob picture controls;
$125 and $75; HO; 1924. -
16-in, screen, dark mahog.. $500.
nv SET. is-in. Admiral. mahog. con-
sole combination; less than l yr.
old, S325; 12k-in. Emerson. mahog.
rv tab,e aSn %Gd %xnf5 $So rolqpMENT NJ TE5gTs ,ck
ock" No. 610. TWIN generator.
Philco AM generator, approved cleo,
tronic AM generator. RCA model
No. 16O-B. oscilloscope; RCA Volt
Ohmist. jr.. and vacuum tube volt
meter; precision dynamic tube test
er. ATR auto radio battery elimina-
tor. Halldorson isolation and multi
tap transformer. All for $500. Call
TE; 0922 after 2 pm. Sun. or after
TIRES, ,whitewall, 4 new 6.70x15.
reversible. W. tubes. orig. wraps;
500 set. FA. 5S45.
TIRES "a, 6.O0x16, $40; (2) 4.40x21, ,
$40; trailer axle and wheels, $40.
TIE. 7016.
TIRES-5. brand-new w.s.w. tires.
size 6:7Ox15, 1st line; priced 500.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
,-12 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1852
MlScEL. FOR SALE tcont., +,

FURNITURE. mo. old; lounge chair.
ern rnn. in finest fabric: also 2 fine
striped material, very reas; / used
eTpSR; es Sstx.sn sSfa bsS sSs PrsSeay Tt aszs
FURNITURE Custom made; floor
clearance; 2 Victorian chairs, $35
ea.; ! bedrm.. chair and ottoman,
80; ~ stools, S3.95 each; Tyre
sSa saa Chairs: 81 $so saes sasd
chairs. $50 ea;; host and hostess
chairs, $40 each; l chest Of draw
ers, S19; 2 pillow-back lounge chairs
n gray matelasse. 500 each; !
tufted barrel chair, $50; / Lawson
love seat. $40; studio couch, $49:
, ehannel-back chair, $50: / Tv
chair, S13; l Lawson sofa, S150; l
ssasrm ss HosFMAN sSsiE III uphoEsTFEShRs G!eF shf5
2447 18th st. NV. CO. 5116. 10
suite, 8 Gu. #. GE refrigerator. twin
beds complete. double bed COM
table. buffet, Kitchen cabinet, two
chests Of drawers and miscellaneous
items. Can be seen Monday between
I and z pm; at 2o11 Evarts st.
FURNITURE w Miscellaneous pieces;
FURNITURE = Lovely white baby
crib, innerspring mattress, matching
. Dls ssdS hsndDanssss hGa SIS eacs sssisn
new simmons sgle. roll-away beds,
FURNITURE-Whitney maple din
table. @ eRalas baet se eoFael Fa.aaesSps eSp
bed: sprinss, mattress; TE, 1855.
FURNITURE-Mah bed and dress
ing table. 9-pc. fireplace set. 10.
FUkNiTUKE-Liv. rm.. Kroehler.
new, never used, cost $3.50, sacri-
nee S135; hide a-bed, S65;, platform
rocker. new. $35; apt. washer, baby
tables: rugs. lamps, chairs. vacuum.
FURNifakE-Drop-leaf THi HftH: table. 4 Tyre,
back chairs, mahog.. S85: almost
nnsToc Sofa $50. Other pieces. aD.
FURWiTURE@dov. F1SSi rGi;Si Winthrop secre-
household eauipment. AID. 500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mahog.. VIM
Phsfe fH s.pc. ee'Adi diaette set. piecrast
lamp table; magazine rack and end
table, $50 or best offer for group.
FURNITTRE, buffet and server; mar
ble-top brass stand; ANTIQUE chair;
picture frames and misc. WO. $3.50.
EURNITURE-Sofa. Lawson and
sectional; foam cushion lounge
chairs; chests: dressers; vanities;
desks; mattresses; rugs. Manu-
Real bargains. KE. 7-0435.
FURNITURE, French Prov. love set.
$l25; mahog. coffee table, SIS: new
Venetian blinds. $1,25 ca. Reming-
ton noisless, $40: fine Lillihan rug,
66"x76". sos; misc. china. WO. 5S4 IS.
EURNITURE-Studi couch, S45;
dble. bed. $50; kit. table and chairs.
FtRNITURE-9-pie Duncan Phyfe
mahogany dining room set, prac-
tically new; reaS. Call TO. 5ll7.
FURNITURE - Contents of 6-room
house; bedroom. living room, dining
room, rugs, draperies. china; must
sell by July 1st. GE. 1854. s.
FURNITURE. 3 mos. old-Completely
furn. efdciency apt; owner leaving,
selling everything; reas. AID. 9OS9.
FURNITURE-GE rooster and cab
met, S35; 9x12 tbrownI Administer
rug. $40; washing machine West
inghouse), Laundromat. used l yr.,
rURNITURE. Hepplewhite dining
room set and bedroom suite. like
new. WO. 7195. Sc
Evening star., 1952-06-08

ali day sun. Wed. Thurs. ewes.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
4sSe sSe KsnsipstSn sarn sS e. e sna Sss fi Conn
plant compartment; orig. cost, 1857 ;
best offer. RA. 56Sl.
innerSpring. double bed,
needs recovering; $3.50. WI. 5719.
foam rubber. Ss5 set:
Inner spring mattresses. S22.5 and
mD; n,,P bedroom sS%9n. furRi!urs osad aaG rugs
MATERNITY DRESSES % summer
and :, tau; osJs size 1914; excel. c9nd'
MEAT ia! Nel CASE, saeoi Hill Dry Cold, l2 It.;
SIOO; also Toledo scale, S35: must
sell, moving: Rear s1s Kennedy st.
METAL sHEETS-New 36x96 inches
ea5g egDper slss besrna nnd sheet
ready painted both sides olive drab
Also black iron sheets. GICHNER
1900 Kendall ,E st; ne. Ia: $4,000;
HoCfs gosss:a Aas fnd shsnsf Asss AS Af0ri
MfMEoGRAPH1ai I'M asaR sHL Am B. Dick. eiec.;
bargain. Call today. CO 1925; wk.
l112 14th st. NV. DI. 1872.
sale Of best i buys Of the ts year" am nov nov
16 MN. projectors, microphones
cameras. tape and wire recorders
etc. WILSON GILL. 1917 Eye st.
M0TORS. electric, y h.p. r. l., peri
cond, S35; z h;p. GE, new, $40
Colmar Manor. Md. WA. 3S43.
MOTORS. l/1O0 to 100 h.p.; and re;
duction gsar 644o 6sns ,x9h x9lts; nn reWSsn4f HSs4
MOTOR, AC, 1sH.P.; extra heavy
duty. built thermo overloa,e
overhauied; S25. LU. 1-3992.
MOTORS 600, brand-new Delco, de.
velop " h.p.. SIS: new 29h.p; gas
engine with gear reducer. ia: O3S3
MOTORS fans attic r,ns. fans; sSaf3s 9iowers snd
parts. Large stock. all sizes. new
and used, Loves, prise priees;r r,c Reps1t5Tss pa1Ts