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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Panhandler Willie
Likes Oklahoma
By LLOYD WOLFE

OKLAHOMA CITY Up - Willie
the Panhandler told wide-eyed po-
icemen Wednesday he thinks Ok.
lahoma City people have hearts of
gold.
Willie, who is probably the ma
tion's best panhandler, said he
came to Oklahoma City from Dali
las Tuesday because things were
getting slow in the Texas city. So
slow, in fact, he couldn't afford
to keep up the payments on his
new Lincoln and give a young
chauffeur $35 a week to drive it
for him.
His first day in Oklahoma netted
him $64, he said, and Wednesday
was going about the same.
Willie is "a, and has been para
lyzed from the waist down since
childhood because of infantile pa
ralySiS. He travels in a dilapidated
little wagon which he propels with
his hands. .
Two scout car officers arrested
Willie when his chauffeur tried to
change $50 worth of nickels and
dimes into paper money.
"This boy amt doing anything
wrong" Willie protested. 81 gave
him the money. 1 pay him $S5 a
week as my chauffeur. You know
/ can't drive the car myself"
In his private papers police un-
covered a book from a Dallas Au-
tomobile financing firm showing
Willie pays $143 a month for his
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
CHEMICAL TANK
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be made by Miami Fire Depart
ment technicians in their shops.
While the installation is being
made, the two Key West Firemen
will attend the Miami Fire School
to learn the latest techniques in
fire fighting with chemical foam.
Upon their return they will instruct
the Key West fire fighters in the
use of the material.
The installation of the foam tank
is said to be great step forward,
since it reduces the damage in
fighting fires by eliminating the ex-
cessive use of water and the per-
sonnel necessary in quelling most
blazes.
The work is being done through
the cooperation of Chief Chase OF
the Miami Fire Department, who
recently spent three days in Key
West looking over the fire fighting
setup here.
While the truck is away. Chiei
Harry Baker of the Naval Station
Fire Department will have his un-
its standing by to answer alarms
in the P0inciana area.
City Manager King also said that
work preparatory to the calling for
bids on repairs to the city hall is
being completed. The work will in.
elude the opening of an office for
the Supervisor of Registration, the
addition of storage space, and
roofing.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
IChases Saucer"

NARR0WSRURG, N. Y. N -
Nick Dale, owner of a hunting
camp, claims to be the first man
to chase flying saucers" on horse
back.
Strange lights swirling atop Tus-
ten Mountain attracted attention
OF vacationists for miles around.
Dale had an idea what the
''saucers" were. To prove his point
ne rode up a mountain trail and
found-not little men from Mars
but little men from the Greater.
New York Boy Scout camp.
They were making smoke signals
and tracing them with flashlights.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
BLOOD DONORS

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the public wants to wipe out such
obstacles.
"We have good technicians al
ready that can handle the Situa-
tion," Albury told the writer. "Any
time you wish to write something
about the hospital you can come
out there and we'll give you the
facts and take you on a tour OF
the place"
The general public is urged not
to allow the incident to create he
sitancy about future emergency
blood needs. Monroe General Hos
pital can only store blood for a
twenty-one day period.
mo charge is ever made pat
tents for donated blood" explained
Albury when this reporter ques-
toned him about such rhmors.
However, there is a $12. service
charge for the techincian's SER
vices"
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
E. ROOSEVELT7S SALE
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the Marathon property from
Chet Tingler.
Elliott, since his period on the
Keys, has moved his field Of en-
deavor to Cuba where he and his
wife have a large house, and he
has an office in the Vedado Sec
ton of Havana which is two
blocks from the Nacional hotel.
Though in the West at the
present time, Elliott has at vari-
Gus times announced large busi-
ness plans for Cuba. He has been
rumored as starting the assembly
of television sets, buying Cuba's
second largest radio chain, put
ting up super-market, a drive
in theater, and other enterprises.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Bean" Schools Not Compulsory

FIT. LAUDERDALE No at
tempt will be made to force Negro
children to attend ''bean" schools
in Broward County.
The Broward County School
Board Wednesday turned down a
request to send truant officers to
Deerfield Beach to force children
to attend early classes so they can
pick beans next spring.
The board instructed the county
superintendent and the supervisor
of Negro education to cooperate
with the residents in an attempt
to persuade parents to send their
children to school.
Bean schools, which open in Au-
gust and close in February op-
crate at Pompano Beach, Oakland
Park and Deerfield Beach. Enroll
ment is about normal at the first
two schools but at Deerfield Beach
only six students showed up Mon
day, IL Tuesday and II Wednes-
day. The school had an enrolment
of 341 last year.
A representative of Deerfield
Beach growers, George Butler, told
the board growers could obtain mi
gratory workers to harvest the
crop but didn't want to employ
any more of them than necessary.
"An outside influence is bringing
about feeling of mistrust among
the Negroes" Butler said. 81 think
ignorance is at the bottom of it
ALL"
HOLLYWOOD attorney william L.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
TRUMANs NEWS
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tions in 10 states Sno is offering
credit and other aid, he noted.
The President disagreed with
Duke Shoop, Washington cores
pondent of the Kansas City Star,
that he had suffered a personal
defeat in Missouri Tuesday. Tru-
man backed j. E. Taylor for the
Democratic senatorial nomination
in Tuesdays primary which was
won by Stuart Symington, former
Truman administration official.
The President said he exercised
his right as any other Missourian
to support the man of his choice
and now that the primary is over
he win support the ticket. He said
he is just as fond of Symington
as always, but at the time of the
voting he was in frame of mind
to support Taylor. He said the out.
come does not affect his standing
in Missouri as he sees it.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
POLICEMAN F.
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injury and was extremely bruised
and injured"
Caraballo further claims that
he has suffered mental pain and
anguish, and that he became
highly nervous and was inca
pacitated to perform his usual
occupation as a traffic officer
and operator of filling station,
which he owns and operates.
This disability he said lasted one
month, and he has lost con-
siderable earnings and the value
of his motorcycle, all as direct
and proximate result Of said
hegiigence and carelessness Of
the Defendant"
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
REAL ESTATE SALES

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ers are Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Grellman.
Ohio Lamar Bramlett and his
wife have sold their house for
$13, 900 to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Earnhardt of 2010 Seidenberg
avenue.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

new Lincoln.
my overhead with the chauffeur
is $2SS a month before l get a bite
to eat or buy my Clothes" walled
Willie. "a dollar today is worth
about 80 cents normally"
Police officers said they would
mt file charges if Willie left town
and went back to Dallas.
But the nations number one pam
handler had different ideas. He
said he thought he would have his
chauffeur swing around by way of
Chicago and both would take a
little vacation before returning to
the Texas city.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

of an earlier Greek ultimatum de-
manding that all Bulgarian troops
quit Gamma by 8 a. m. Wednes-
day.
The island was the scene of a
Bulgarian attack on a Greek patrol
July q. Three Greek soldiers were
killed. Reporting the incident to
United Nations headquarters, the
U. N. balkan subcommittee con-
demned the Bulgarian action.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
MAN BEATEN ON
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men attempted to tear his watch
from his wrist.
When the men finally left the
scene, the sailor was picked up by
another Navy man and taken to the
Naval Hospital, where his injuries
were reported as mot serious"
The Navy Is investigating the
case.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

Flacks, representing a group of
Negro parents, said he advised
them to boycott the summer
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Shrimper Sinks

TAMPA, B - San Jordan
Tampa, captain of the shrimp boat
Jordan Girl which returned here
Wednesday, said another shrimp
vessel, the Miss Nancy, struck a
submerged object and sank about
70 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico
Sunday. Jordan, owner of both
boats, said the Jordan Girl rescued
all four crewmen of the Miss Nan
cy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

rity objects within a five day Pc
riod.
Latva is expected to appeal to
the United States Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
RMS, APIS. 70 SHARE tcent. /, |

WANTED, girl to share 3-room apt;
half expenses. Call after Z pm. OF
NORTHEAST - Girl to share apt.
modern; pvt, entr., bath: all privi-
siss ADAMS S3lg tShhip MiIL RbdiT D. wanted
to share 4-bedrm. home with five
Protestant girls. pU. 1922. 10
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE modern.
furn. GEORGETOWN apt; den, liv. rm.,
patio' 2 bedrms.; reas. DE. 0l23.
GIRL WANTS TO SHARE apt. With
j or 2 empl. girls; 3rd A., 3lO3 10th
st. NV. MISS VIRGINIA. WoRLEY.
2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS. $3.50, to share
apt: conv. transp. Cali 10. 2-43SO.
NICELY FuRN, 2-bedrm. apt: Il9 Tv.
To- share with middle-aged lady.
CONGENIAL GENTLE GIRL to share
redecorated apt. in Arlington; TV,
twin beds. convenient to D. c.. Call
after 8, and Sat. or Sun. ia. s.1I09.
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Apt.
fsasi: prvsssss $751; .'G% No. 7ssa ssR EXT stshsp
TWO WORKING GIRLS desire ROO room
mate for furn. 5-rm. apt; age 19-
225; vic, 9th and Kennedy NV.
NEAR GWU-Girl between ages 22-
30, to share apt. with another;
CONN. AVE.-Girl to share apt. with
others; excel. location; $3.50 mo.
YOUNG lady, 2s-4o, to share f.
room apt. Everything furnished.
$35. 10. S-294I. 10
ONE OR TWO GIRLS wanted. bet.
22-30; to share mod. 2-bedrm. apt.
in virginia with / ether. Conv. to|
Pentagon and downtown Washing
ton. ia. 3053 Sat. or Sun. ewes.
after 6. -15
GIRL to share efficiency apt, 10th
st. NV. DE. 1772 after 6. -15
Evening star., 1952-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG, Oriental Herman. 10x17. beau-
pr.ss, @ $3.50, 81. sses: nan Mio "a
drop-leaf table; coffee table. OIL.
sEWiiNG MACHINE. Singer; portable;
SEWING MACHINE. portable: new.
never used. Call ewes. OR. 270O.
sEWING~ MACHINE. Singer cleo. /;
radio -phono.; mahog. table; Tv set;
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. re-
possessed console may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 3107 Wilson blvd. Arl..
sHoE 1 SHINE asHe' STAND. three Sc seats,
good condition. S10O. Apply sos
SHOES. cancellations, hundreds of
styles. men, women, children; outfit
your family in famouS-brand shoes
Dellman, De Liso, Paradise, Town IL
Country, Jarman, Florsheim, Roblee,
Edwards, Play Poise, etc.: save up
to 50eo or more: summer clearance
now on. EIEBERMAN, INC, l4O4
Monroe NV. off 14th ST., MI. 6344
Open 10 am. to 8 pm. Air cond.
SHOPSMITH-Almost new; 5-tn-1
power tool; saw, lathe, sander, hori-
zontal and vertical drill; plus q sup
ply OF wood. ia. S-0O3q. -12
Evening star., 1952-08-09
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 9 VA.

ARLINGTON-Attract. rm. in pvt.
pvt; bath. 5401 N. goth st. ia.
FRONT FRONT BEDRM. with radio and
phone; z girls or q married couple.
NICELY fci H10Fi 0FFiuRN. ROOM for 2 girls ho or
/. Next to bath. Cali AID. 7077.
Mon; Fri. 1878 p.m.; Sat.-Sun.,. TIE.
cool single rm.; i;
conv. to Courthouse, Pentagon, D. C..
Phone CHI. 1919. IA
CHEVY CHASE-Somerset Comfort
able room for gentleman. pvt. en-
trance. pvt. bath-shower: SIS wk,
5i rm.. 2 or 8 men;
pvt. bath. kit. facils., TV possible;
So per wk. each: approx miles
west of Seven Corners on Lee blvd,
Box 247, white rambler. 10
EXTRA LARGE beautifully furnished
twin bedrm. on lst floor OF ex-
ceptionally modern home. Close-in.
Pvt. entrance: semipvt. bath. Phone
in rm. Excel. trans. JU. S-12l9.
North Washing
in apt. next to bath. Kit. priv. If
NICELY FURNiSHED rm. with pvt.
bath: close in: bus by. door: private
reasonable. JU. 5-7150. 10
lge. room with. twin
size beds. Also lge. room with sgl.
bed. 3 gentlemen preferred. 5807
N. 18th ST., WeStoVer. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
GRAVEI-FREE

GRAVEI-FRE
Bank Bank run grssyysl; You carry it away.
HAIR DRYER, professional type,
excel. cond.; reas. KI. S-69S4. 10
HEARING AID-Telex, never used.
Call HO. 7077 between 2 and 8 pm.
hedge CLIPPER, Sunbeam. slishtly
used; portable professional model
HiDE-x-BED. modern simmons love
seat; gray cover; excel cond. Used
sWE lssis thap hMapowEYEa Ysar ei.ct4ic Me sSo ocrat.o o
pU; s41S weekdays. WI. lo6l eyes.
Lawn aHS sun Mowers. power, Is. SIS,
without engine; hand lawn mowers,
10, $S each. Rear $3.50 r. !. ave.
LnviNS n,fii sll RM:' ny fTRSffuRE sSRSax M Must
town; ali mod. S-pc. sec. with Slip
covers, chairs, credenza with
drawers, REVOLVING vase and shelves
MaTrREss MGaEl REs Sp.Si nSD SPRINGS on m1e legs,
excellent cond. Also breakfast set;
chairs. etc. Reasonable. GE. 1851
OFFICE FURN-Executive desk. type
writer desk, large bookcase for zoe
%l; ScSks; resSons9ls; gnSsk;,p RA. S5Si; s,,. 10 x
ecutiTe desk. s2x5s: Globe book.
eases; leather side chairs; excellent
condition. $500 Harrison st. NV
Friday after $50; All day satur'
odPfFAicE odPfFAicE FURNITURE-Leav,ne city
so-i OAK lt.1 GssE 1nd "a chairs. hairs I; g
condition. Best oRer. WA. 5000.
@4V
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL. to share 1-bedrm. apt. with
GIRL 10 SHARE Afr APT. with one
other; nicely furnished: ne. section.
coNGEN1sL asi Sias1Si BUSINESSMAN to a shar.
modern apt: every convenience;
reasonable. Cali Ii 4-s733. Mon.
through Sat. 8 to s. p
GIRL to share conv. located, air
cond., 3-rm. apt, with another; $50.
mo. RE. O461, Ext. 104. after 2 pm.
REFINED SETTLED LADY wishes
to share her attractive 2-bedroom
furn apt. with young empl cple. !;
everything furn.; excel .transp. A
pleasant place to 1--we. So5. WA.
Nso;iRSTTHEAsr-oirl s;iST to share apt.
modern. pvt. entr.. bath: all priviss
leges; conv. transp. Ii. 3-22S6. 10
ONE CONGENIAL girl to share with
2 others. Tastefuliy furn.. TV., TU
ONE or 2 young girls to share beau,
others. Nice NV; location. sonv.
1sio PA. AVE. N.W@Like to have
2 girls share large 5-rm. apt. with
one other girl. Reasonable. ST. 2s27.
ONE YOUNG MAN. under 25. to
share 2, arm. I'm at ss1a in NV. eau al after
GIRL 10 SHARE l-bedrm. apt; food
optl.: Hunting Towers, Alex: cony.
transp.; $55 mo. incl. utii- oV. 3545.
GIRL WANTED 70 share apt; kit,
liv. rm.. bedrm. and hath; front and
rear porches; lss a. I772 Kiibourns
NR. r. nia nssS ASb AH SsSI SGsSSIIusasrA RD.1oirl lo
to share apt, % to 30 yrs.; S40.50
month. MI sO9s. Ill
Evening star., 1952-08-09
SHOVEL
P. H. NO. $50. GOOD
CONDITION. GE. 1866:
EYES, TIA. 1852.

SLIDE TROMBONE,1 valve trombone,
Esty folding organ and gas range.
SGSSa GSSa DE: oI1o. %
Lu. 2-3974. 10
SOFA. large. with slip covers; servel
Motorola Ty. 16-in;, complete with
SOFA-Rust colored, Kroehler made,
full size; S35. Rug, 9x1S; blue, re-
yersible; $50. LU. 4-O54S.
STAMP COLLECTION containing
$500 U. S. and foreign stamps.
Cstalogysd 5000: 5000 cash. Cal
STAMP COLLECTION. U. s. and
toreign. $500 varieties. catalogue
$500. Price. S125. wo. 0698.
STEEL JOIsTs-1o in. IL IT. and
3 &: lengths. AP. 4444. 10
STEN0TAPE. late model; recondi-
toned: guaranteed; S42. so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 I4th st.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WEIMARANERS. 8 males, 1 female,
2 mo; old; champion p sired W cyt 81 Of
DacMsH1Nb SlCM uFshpffS Pups. s.. .red.tan, r vss;
child: $50. JE. S-Sise. Iii
SCOTTIE CHOICE PUPPIES, Axe
reg. ch. breeding. MAC KINNON.
1909 Roosevelt. Arl.. FA. 1882.
CoCKER s SPANIEL WEI H PUPPIES: PIE paa: pure
males and females; Reas. ov. 1862.
Peos5assss; esss; have had Shots; SIS. G5Hs IT,
GREAT DANE DOG, male; goat. male;
ov' 6s.ki 5sssi SamD0ell and Runner dug DUCKS.
siAMESE KITTENS, pedigreed. blue
point and seal point; affectionnaate.
BOXER PUPS-Excellent prospects,
sired by Champion Woodcutter OF
sMHRaaFp MHPflaFn cd1LIs d3 IG1Gf FGPs, male and
female; weeks old. JE. 3-s6s1;
DAcHsHUNDs, champion sired; out
of granddaughter of champion Super
man Won Marieniust. WI. 4512. IA
best hunting strain; males. $50; fe-
males, $50. MR.. SLATER. WI.
sKTSks, ssKihSik have been deodorized; make
excel: pets. $50 each. Call IA.
BOXER isI1S PUPPIES, 10 vks. old. iH reg.
Axe, inoculated. wormed; wonderful
pets. XII. Q-13SS. Ia
-Thoroughbred. Axe regis.
. except sun; IA, 7.26ssi %,
fully marked. highly pediereed. viii
reduce price this week end for good
"sHELTIE". Min: Collie); female, 3
nov nj s1ISr qS-jff AG oobEN Sf
WIRE HfKs0n HAIR IN COOKERS, pekinsese. ne
Pomeranians. ,Chihuahuas; Puppies;
also Persian kittens. MISS HUNT.
Rosedsre Kennels. Falls Church, JE.
KERRY KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES,
Axe doS reg, 9 weeks, rsas.; Ju. 7-706s.
COON DOG for sale, se5. Call VA.
BOXER SttE PUPPIES. fawn, ready to i 20.
10 wks.. Axe reg.. sire Mazelaines
ppDpisS Rpl dsisa are great show prospeets' @so
BOXER. male. champ sired, Axe. 9
wks, golden brindle. SIS. HY.
cGRM;AN 9iSMs; VA. AA.sfHaEsPiHiERDs-AKc fasii lie reg.
Leaving country. FA. 1926. 10.
GIVE-AWAYS, 2 female kitten. 10
wks. old. Also mother cat. yr. old.
421s Al sLAs y 18th St. Arlington Va.
BEAGLE PGPs, Axe reg. 2 mos. old.
DACHasHUND PUPPiIs, ch. sired. Axe
reg. and named; black and tan;
sRSWN sRStS1 al 0Np 7Sini WHirE RAT rERRiER. Ma2
%sas aoos bome wi F1z5 TU te ss s5ult person Tith
Buy A PEDIGREED DOG-Toy man
chester puppies, short haired. black
and tan; Axe; CH, 1890 10
dRo" da ION T1tiha0f HieTs Min ffd FSRelftSn
THREE BOXER PUPPIES for sale
sriadle shS reg: fawn; @'isS $50 to ss@"s sa5. IA
HALF II pAscHsHuND PUPPIES. male,
PUPPIES.--Smart as whip, cute as
terrier; but father not the same.
osSaslsrssSs fsshs b sgSs rss s5ns:Es sss SO SO
shots, cropped; loves children; 500
to good home. 10. S-2941. 10
TOY MANCHESTERS, Axe; puppies
and STUD service; 1918 Georgia
wIREHAIRED FOX PUPPIES, s wks
old: Axe reg. LA. 6-75S7. Ill
BOXER. purebred. all white. docked,
cropped and shot, months; $50.
Raised with children. 10. 3-606s.
KITTENS, cats: black and white,
black, tiger; beautiful, housebroken;
mousers. ia. 4434.
TOY COLLIE. terrier. collie. hound,
cocker, boxer. pit bull. retriever,
shepherd; police, spaniel; kittens.
BOXER PUPPIES for sale. Ask oper-
ator for Fulton S-4271 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
SAVE UP TO 40%
CASH OR TERMS
HOME FREEZERS
DRYERS
IRONERS
AIR CONDITIONERS
FANS
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES
TELEVISTON
TEIEVISTON

All makes and sizes to choose from.
Save up to 40% today. Cash or
terms.
Silver Spring Gas g. Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S03S
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore de
luxe: Al condition: $50 or best
used. all sizes, $15 up. JOHN q.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. 1909 1st
st: Sc. Call ST. 6100. Mr.. PARKER.
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.,
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
a EQUIP. CO.. INC, 1923 L st. NV.
ME. 5000. 0pen "a hrs. 7-day wk.
tiful. cabinet, 33h r.p.m. attach
phonograph. VIII accept reaS. offer
M9r 19r AZ nao or any OF above items.
2 BEDRM. SUITES. mahogany: ape.
modern sectional gray sofa; 8 mod
ern table lamps, Westinghouse; Spin
drier--Leaving city. must sell. 10.
2-2934 10s
EMERSON Tv table model, 1O-inch
excellent condition. WI. 4943.
ADMIRAL TV-radio- -phono. comb; A
cond.: $500. Call JU. S-S377 for
appt. to see. Ill
Evening star., 1952-08-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CHILDREN AND PETS ALLOWED
Nice furn. rm. with sink and hot
plate;. laund. privils. .Conv. to
sa ssos 45fs NSe KANSAS sTs det ave
QUIET RIM. for quiet couple; refgr.,
radio. TV; 5 windows. $50. Smaller
5 g9om; SlS; r. EX, 065Si 0r,. ,o,,..l0 10
S. $50 {0G per wee Seek in Il SspS9: eo5S7. 0.e
LII; Ii: 4-2563: One furn. Ink. rm; for
wAITHR ssi.1SH l1sEi REEED v1c1NITY-Roomo to
share with gentleman. 0E. 4i42. q.
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.,
2 lge. windows. next bath; baby Ok;
stove, refgr. NO. 1867. 10"
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Lge. clean
IeTr feEn r aunS2y tG5 priS SE Il No not ssss gsssse
ela7 F ST; NV; VI bsmt; studio uG,,ra rm;; Z;
s@1FH g inRef CARRdiTNA sRsjnfT Ex EayE Sesa sE as4
eenv; 70 tTansp.; Tefgr.; $40 Wk.
s.W. w. NR. Mr. MARKET: Ink. rm., Stove
and rsfrig; $3.50. 41e 10th st.
lssi s;si vi VEkMoNr sa3G AVE. NV; Ire.
studio rm., comp kit, newly decor: |
share bath. SIS wk. co. S71S. Ill
CIRCLE; lge. Ink.
rm. No objection to small child.
Refrig. ST. 0650. ID
conv. transp. AID. 55s2. 10 II
l554 QUE 81. N.W.-"The Kennert."
Newly decorated lge. effic. rm.,
Frigidaire. range; $14 wk. 10
1919 VERMONT AVE.
distance town. Lge. rm.,
suit. 2-3; inner spr. matt, kit. gas
range; elec. refgr.; lge. incl. porch;
$1S wkly. ME. 1904. --15
Evening star., 1952-08-09
TIM rEHn

store TORE. Z FIXTUREs s , : Parker pen
STUDIO Couch. reversible cushions,
pi aA1s nT aolei Mi pea ssea. go l7l7 iS flss'
sun LAMP. portable. professional
model. Reasonable. .JE. 2-431S. 10
TABLE-Duncan Phyfe, drop leaf;
almost new. $50. .JA. $4,000. Ext
s4l ewes. and week ends. 10
TABLE. mahog:. suitable for apt,
adjust: extra leaf. S35 cash. Cali
NO. 2362 Apt. 402. Sun. afternoon.
TEA WAGON, made by woodward;
iron wrought and glass. paid $3.50;
will sell for 500. Call tn. O133
bet. p m. and 8 pm. 10
TELEVISION Bargain; 6-months-
old. Party leaving town. 10. 3-4912.
TELEvIsIoN - 17-inch Motorola;
table model with indoor antenna and
Tvs 1e-in. HioV; console. sss; Iio 1aoin.
console, $75; 12-in. table model,
$50. AL Al cond. JE. 2-2Is6.
Ty. Zenith Table Model eoso-R, in : mos.
Old; with full guarantee It'll end OF
VI. Moving; $140. Crescent 669.
Tv-GE. with AM-FM radio and
with mirror. lounge chair with otto
offer. SH. 1863. ''
TV, 19-in. Dumont, Tyr. old, FIN
radio. beautiful blond floor cabinet.
Call OR 3015 IN
Evening star., 1952-08-09
FURNITURE SALE
REDUCTIONS TODAY ONLY
DRHCEG OHNEn THAN ANX

PRICES LOWER THAN ANY
MILITARY DISCOUNTS
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BRAND, MODERN AND
TRADITIONAL FURNITURE
ARLINGTON FURNITURE MART
FURN.-one green barrel chair, !
wine wine Lounge 1w ,a1i Chair excel. cond.; best
FTRN:-seyen-pc. bedroom set, $50;
Kroehler divan. S75: easy chair, $40;
platform rocker. $50: coil spring.
$50; metal twin bed, S15; misc. furn.
and lamps. Call Sat. or Sum-, 10.
FuRN.@3-pc liy. rm. set, sa5; 6-pc.
wicker set, $25: desk. chairs, rugs,
tables, din. rm. table and 6 chairs;
Cheap: S512 Porter st. NV. ,Wo.
FURS.-Din. rm. set, 9 chairs, table.
6ufiet. ossS BABY bed and carriage; reas.
FGRN.@Three-pc maple bsdrm, set.
plus maple baby's bed. KE. 3-4916.
FURN.-9-pc. din. rm.. 3-pc. liv. rm.,
ggal. sssS 5sssSm.. other odd pieces. Call
FGks.@s;:D.ss. 81; ssss: Junior dining Ts room
FURN., Liv. rm.. din. rm.. 2 bedrm.
sets, innerspring mattresses, side
Spara SparS ts5Ie sensne IA sntiSgs ssS nasSg ssS T.
Adams STA st.. Hrlington. Va. vi o.
. FURN.-Mahog. chest Of drawers.
table. maple desk, 3 firepL. sets. lge.
mirrors. books. tools. lamps, radio.
SS6sr en- ss5s Items sitsy very reas'; moving.
FURN.@Bedrm. set. odd beds. tables,
chairs. kis. eauipment, ETC.; pvt.
FURN.-New 5-pc. rock-maple dinette
set. International Hide-a-bed
must @ sae HneFspt.nf ADt 1oa %.t ~ satS snaGsnd p
FTRN.-Bendix washer, S125; Magic
Chef stove, sos; brand-new Morse
refgr., 8 Gu. IT, $3.50; Jr. size Hop
along CasSiday bicycle. $50; shoe,
Tsnair machine. Can Be seen at $500
FURN:-l7o7 Col. I'd. NV. Apt. sos:
2 bedrm. suites with glass tops and
other odd pieces. AD. 1856. 10
FURN.-Moving Calf; reas.: mod. g.
pc. sect: end tables. lamps, rug,
bunk BEDS steamer trunk. OF: ,a 74s2.
GARDEN FURNITURE-We are NOV
ing from our GEORGETOWN home into
an apt. and among the things we are
leaving behind is q beautiful set Of
iron garden furn., consisting of
reasonably. cail BE. 7osa z fel! for
appt. to insneet. 3
GAS HEATER. in good condition.
GAS RANGES. RANGES new. used. SIS iS Up:
EzSsTantsfS EzcME svE easy srsds tb nothing g.
Installation. PEERLESS SALES. 1857
Ga. ave-. DE 5666.
GASOLINE PUMPS iwayne). 3, in
good working condition. ia. 5-6262.