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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
DampOr DryHeat,
Death Valley vs..
|Tayernier, Fla.
BY The Associated Press


If this summers steam bath
weather has left you feeling like
a broiled lobster, here's q vacation
travel tip:
Steer clear from Cow Creek, IN
Death Valley, Calf. IT'S the ma
tons hottest spot.
Nobody lives 1t Cow Greek, {
weather station Isl feet below sea
level. But at Greenland Ranch In
the heart Of Death Valley, only 20
miles away, nine man crew Of
Pacific Coast Borax Company EN-
Fployes work the year srcupd.
Charles A. Scholl, crew superin-
tendent recalls that last summers
high was only 126 degrees. He re-
members II hit 132 In 1891.
Cow Creeks average daytime
high In July last year was III de-
grees. II cooled off to an average
Of 50 at night and the overall av-
erage for the month was 1033.5. IN
readings are taken by National
: Park rangers who come down
weekly from 1850 foot high emf
grant pass.
Greenland Ranch has 80 acres
Of dates and 20 acres Of Alfalfa
and . nine hole golf course ada
cent TO Furnace Greek Inn, . win
ter spa operated by Pacific Coast
Borax. The course gets little, Il
any. play between May and Oc-
tober Is.
Low humidity, usually less than
10 per cent, makes the heat bear
able on the California Nevada .
Arizona desert. Virtually every
business building, store home and
house trailer has an air condition.
ing system or unit of some sort.
Some thoughtful persons even IN.
stall small units for their dogs,
cats and chickens.
The cooling units range from ex-
pensive refrigeration systems TO
homemade window coolers. In the
latter, water drops onto excelsior
packed around the sides Of q box,
and Z fan pulls the cooled air In.
side.
Arizona men doff ties; attorneys
even appear In court In their shirs
sleeves. Women and girls so down
town In shorts. Children live the
summer In slnsuits.
But for year round damp heat
you can't beat Tavernier, Fla. 50
miles south Of Miami In the Florida
Keys. ms annual average temper.
atnre At ia Is the highest In The
nation.
Tavernier, with . population d
500. probably Is the Northern Hem.
spheres nearest approach TO the
climate of the South Sea Islands.
The temperature never has reach,
Cd 100.
rs residents wear mid summer
clothing all yesr. coconut palms.
hioiscus. houxainviliea and other
tropical plants grow from the thin
sod and limestone.
Inis damp heat also prevails d
times during tho summer mcnfhs
aIong ne Gull Coast and n far
up ne Atlantic Coast ~ wilming-
to- ~ G M n these times that
me sssaming residents win tel
you:
humidity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Housing Authority
Employees To Get
Double Benefits

The Attorney General has ad-
vised Raymond E. Barnes, Chair
man, Florida Industrial Commits
sion, that the Housing Authority Of
the City Of Key West may termi-
nate its present retirement system
in order to qualify its employees
for OASI coverage by resolution
being adopted by It's governing
body, providing written notice Of
such resolution y given to the re-
tirement association.
Employees Of the local housing
authority are presently covered
with the National Health 3 We'll
fare Co. Inc. Of New York. Ker-
init Levin, Niehing - gain q
march covegaD % IS possible Tor the
workers, suggested last June that
application be made for federal
Social Security. To do 80. he ex-
planned, II would be necessary to
cancel the contract with the New
York firm temporarily as social
security requires that workers not
be covered at the time Of applica-
ton.
After getting the desire federal
benefits, It Is Lewin's plan to re-
apply for coverage from the Ma
ional Health + Welfare Co. Ar
rangements have already been
made for this procedure. Il has
been proved legal by . test case
In Daytona Beach.
No additional expense win be en-
tailed by the Authority and work
ers win be entitled TO double BE-
neiits, Levin has explained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
knight Announces
OH-Shore Google
Fishing Illegal

Joseph 6. knight. conservatism
officer. to-day issued . warning
b HE public that Il Is illegal 10
ffsh with HE old Of goggles and
spears within . mile ct The y. S.
No. ] highway.
Recently, says knisht. 10 has
sesn people Engaged in such fish.
Ing Of HE north side Of Reese
ven DeUlsvard.
The state law was posed %
the last regular session q iiss
Legislature.
These net complying with HE
law will b apprshendsd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Sen. B. Mcmahon
Dies OF Cancer

WASHINGTON m-Scn. Brien
McMahon. =. 4 Connected Dem.
ccrat with . passion for peace
and . key rule IN the nations
atomic energy program, died 20
day At cancer.
Death came ID 1910 an, EST.
With members II his family at his
side In Georgetown Hospital. where
the senator went n June for an
operation.
DR.. Philip a. Caulfield, Ne.
Mahon's personal physician. said
Che senator was stricken with can.
Ger 81 the hung which had spread
10 he back and peivis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28

Barbara Louise Traylor. 9. ssisd
Saturday morning al the residence
81 her parents 2s.B Arthur Saw.
yer nd. &gsbee Park after q short
Illness. Survivors are parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Traylor and enc
brother.
The body VS. sent Sunday 10
Memphis. Tenn. by the Pritchara
Funeral Home for funeral services
and burial In the family plct.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Key Largo Lots
Sell For $4,000
Citizen Staff Photo

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Behrens
have bought for SIS. 900 three lots
at Mandalay on Key Largo, accord
Ing TO . deed filed today In the
County Courthouse.
The Behrens bought the land
and improvements from Alfred L.
Maggie and his wife.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Three Policemen
Are Promoted

City Manager Dave King To-day
snnevnesd That three Key West
police officers had received pro-
meiions In rank. They are:
lisvtsnanf Raymend Cabrera
to Captain.
Sergeant Jimmy James 10 Lieu
tenant.
Officer AnssI Aibvry - Ser.
gsant.
The post ef Captain Of Pelies
has been vacant since the rssis.
nations Of Ray Afwsll and Harry
Lee Baker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Cuban Swimmers Reported To
Be Is Miles South OF Here
In Havana-Key West Marathon
Gala Reception
Planned For Cubans

Twelve Cuban aquatic stars.
who are attempting 10 swim
from Havana to Key West are
almost within sight OF their seai
today when they were reported
to Be strotins along about 10
miles south Of Sand Key which
puts them Just Is miles southwest
Of Key West.
The word was received from
The Cuban yacht "ciclon" which
10 snroute here from esrmvds.
The swimmers had departed
from The Cuban Capitol early sn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
No Commission
Meeting Tonight

Residents who look forward %
tho usual Monday night City
Commission meeting win be dis
appointed tonigIlt. No meeting 10
scheduled Two meetings heid
Last week brought the City
Fathers fairly well up 20 date
On current municipal affairs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
SHERIFFS OFFICE
RAIDS 1.-THE ROCKS"
Di1O1, Arrests
9 o., Gambling
Charge; KaiUes
COnfiScafed

Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy
Dixon and other officers made q
sweeping raid, arresting nine per-
sons, confiscating knives and
gambling items, on The Rocks, COLI
ored section of Marathon Friday
night between 8 and 10 p. m, Dix
on said today.
THE primary cause of the raid. /"
Dixon stressed, twas to shake
down and get weapons and to clean
up some of the disorders of gambl-
ling and physical violence occurring
at The Rock"
Two violent deaths have occur
red at The Rocks In the last month.
Latest victim at this place which Is
three-Quarters of q mile from the
center Of Marathon, was Joseph
Thomas. Thomas was shot Sunday.
July 20. He died Friday as a result
Of four bullet wounds. Two men
are being held in connection with
that shooting.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson died July
5 az . result Of Z shooting at The
Rocks on July I.
There have been Is - 20 cuttings
shootings and robberies In the last
year at The Rocks. ssThese have
got to stop" Dixon said grimly to-
day.
This 3 the largest raid made in
= year, explained the deputy.
''We're going 10 clean up The
Rocks, !" he stressed, "It may
moan wen have to put . regular
patrol up there. 10 curb the physi.
eal whence going on. 2
Dixon arrested two persons ON
charges Of operating I game Of
chance and seven on gambling
charges. OF these two remain in
the county jail. the others are out
on bond.
Lawrence Johnson, held on $3.50
bond Tor operating game Of
chance Is still IN jail. Lottis Mae
Cobb. on the same charge Il out on
bond for the same amount.
Arrested for gambling and out
on bond Of 500 each were the fol-
lowing: Mildred Boykin, Willie
Prince, Lucy Vera Mcknight, Isa.
dora Billiard, George Hines and
Arthur Freeman. Wilton Reed Is
still In jail. Dixon said.
Monroe County Sheriff Berlin
Sawyer said the breakdown would
continue.
Dixon seized gambling paraphe.
nelia 1t the juke Joint. center Of
activities at The Rocks.
The Rocks has got 10 be q reg.
ular slaughter house. IT'S got 70
STOP" he said.
Assisting Dixon when ne made
the raid Friday night were Deputy
Sheriff Serge Hernandez, State
Highway Patrolman s. n. Walker
and John CASTLE, also al the High
way Patrol.
The timing of the raid was set
by the death Friday morning al
s:4s Of Joseph Thomas. latest VIC
tim Of violence at The Rocks.
The Sheriffs office determined 10
break up the conditions leading to
violence at that center Of blood
shed. Without warning Dixon and
the other men swooped down on
The juke Joint and arrested the
nine men and women.
The Rocks ID onc-quarter Of Q
mile off the main highway In Ma
rathon.
A preliminary hearing for the ar.
rested persons before Peace JUS
tice Roy Hsmlin win BE- held either
m Key West or Marathon later this
week, Dixon said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
BULLETIN

The Cuban swimmers ensevss
here from Havana are scheduled
10 complete their swim this sfisr-
noon, arriving In Key West -
about 4 pm. Cuban Consul Oscar
Morales announced this afternoon
that Cuban Director ef Sports,
Senior Lorsnxo Nedarss will o..
rive by plane In time 70 sresf
The swimmers.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Two Men Held in Bond
On Dope Charges Here

Two men were being held under
bond today on narcotics charges.
Howard Mccoy Baines. 80. COL
ored, of the 400 block of K street
NV. was arrested at his home
yesterday. charged with violation
of the Marijuana Tax Act, police
said. According to 1t. Todd O..
Thomen, an undercover man had
purchased two REFERS for 81 each
from Baines on October Z.
Municipal Court Judge Nadine
Gallagher continued his pre-
liminary hearing to November 6
and set bond at $4,000.
The other man, James o. Gibbs,
%, colored. of lis H street NV,
surrendered Monday at the Mar
cotics Squad Office, 1t. Thomen
said. He was charged with pos
session and sale of heroin.
An undercover man had bought
three capsules from him on Sep
tember 20 for Sc, 1t. Thomen said.
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence yesterday held
Gibbs for the grand jury. Bond
was set at $1,000.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Anacosiia Citizens
Oppose Kaufman as
Head Of F Federation

The Anacostia Citizens Associa-
ton last night instructed its dele
gates not to vote for Attorney
Joseph A. Kaufman for president
of the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations.
Mr.. Kaufman, a law partner of
Commissioner F. Joseph Donohue,
is a candidate for the Office. The
election will be held on Novem-
ber /.
Although the group did not spell
out its reasons for turning thumbs
down on Mr.. Kaufman, it was un-
derStood his association with Mr.
Donohue was involved. The group
does not see eye to eye with the
Commissioners views on greater
integration in the District.
Other Business.
In other business, the asSocia-
ton voted to:
/. Withdraw a request for funds
to build new playground on the
site of the old Van Buren School
in the 1900 block of w street Sc.
About two years ago the group
had asked that money for the
playground be appropriated. Ex-
pressing encouragement over the
Rosedale playground decision last
week, members voted to reverse
their earlier stand.
The Recreation Board last week
re-opened Rosedale, in Northeast
Washington, on an inter-racial
basis.
2. Invite Board of Education
Member Robert R. Faulkner to ex-
plain his theories on public edu-
cation to the association. Mr..
Faulkner is author of recent
charges Of socialistic tendencies
in District schools.
3. Recruit volunteers to watch
fire alarm boxes on Halloween
night.
FallOn Is Elected.
John H. Fallon, a Southeast
Washington attorney, was elected
president of the association. He
succeeds Attorney John B. Prebi-
lich.
Also elected were Mrs. Carrie
Smith. o. L. Bell and F. E. Hassler,
vice presidents; Louis Perrus,
treasurer, and Mrs. Louise Fitz-
gerald, secretary. Mrs. Smith and
Mr.. Fallon were named delegates
to the federation.
The meeting was held in the
Anacostia Methodist Church,
Fourteenth and u streets Sc.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

MAHa3Z1A-@S~@-
vegetable frangula. Safe? Effective?
Doctors prescribe sARAKA for preg-
nant and nursing mothers, for pa
tients after operations.
No harsh roughage or purges
Saraka softage gently shapes itself to
your intestinal tract, then coaxes slug
gish muscles back to rhythmic move
ments. Without scratchy "roughage"
to injure delicate tissues. Without
habit-forming drugs to irritate your
bowels.
Take Saraka like food
Take Saraka with food
Mild, pleasant tasting sARAKA gran.
Hles look and taste like the chocolate
Sprlnkles for ice-cream, cakes, pies.
Enjoy SARAKA on cereals, fruits or
with water. Two helpings of sARAKA
at night or in the morning will BAN
ish your fears about constipation.
Try Saraka with this Guarantee
Buy - and try - a box of sARAKA.
You must get the most Satisfyinp.
most thorough, relief from constipa-
ton ever - or sARAKA will give YOU
double your money back! Make this
simple, dramatic test, todayl
Evening star., 1952-10-22
RiverduIe Civic MEETING

The Templeton Knolls Citizens
Association will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Riverdale (Md.)
firehouse.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
DOCTORS APPROVE
SAFE, SURE SARAkA
...for sluggish bowels

Saraka's amazing Sc
cret is vegetable soft
age" precious Basso-
rim from the far-off
Indies plus gentle
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1952-10-22

Adjustable springs that can be
lowered as baby gets older. Fig
ure trim on center panel. Easy
riding casters. Maple or birch
finish.
coIdsnberg's. Third Floor. Both Stores
Evening star., 1952-10-25
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

CATH. UNIV. Lge. rm., sunny; SEMI
svsofs' Sys; bath streetcar STOP Cali Ge! Ia.
Mr.. CATHOLIC uN1vERsrrY-sinsl. sS.
siio So. So. Goai4' OAK. AvE.-Nicely fur fGTn.,
dble. bed; q blk. carline $40. /:
$40 for 2; empI. adults. NO. 6452.
MASTER BEDRM.. radio, separate
entrance. breakfast privileges. 2lO
webster st. ne. RA. 9316. Friedkin.
cAr nsx tH11 HILL r,s Ige snse5tq he sedTm.
exc excel legation; II. 7-5164. -25
fqnfRrn; g144e5 il desired; on busline..
vIc1NiTI 18th AND MICHIGAN AVE.
RADIO, conv. to tran%sp. % LA. Lp0"s: 8.
s19 r ST. N.E.-For couple M2 or sin.
gle; lh'k'' good transp. Du. JIS$3i.
DOUBLE RM.-ror. girls in pTyst. ESr
inc. DU. 1747. ~2S
@3o ASCOT PL.-Lge. sleeping rm.,
frey for eoupe lnT or nexs tfr tG BATH suitable
to downtown buses. MI. 7Oia.
CLOS FIRST PL. N.E.-Larse -,c room
SioseIS: pnone, mooern, convenient,
iSdS: la, uoS2. -26
cionally nice lge. front rm, for lsdy.
conV., transp.. maids serV., con.
genlal home atmosphere. Ii 8.
CoLORED. FRONT RM.: twin BEDS,
empl. cple or girls: priyils; on bus,
line: Brookland. LA. 6-649O. -o6
'COLORED, NICE RIM. for resp. empl.
man or cple.; reasonable. Ii. 7-42l3
after 8 pm. -o5
C0LoRED-LARGE FRT, ROOM
Nicely furn., next to bath: conv.
transp.; privileges DE. 1888 ~o6
C0LORED-LGE. FRONT AND BACK
BEDRM.-Nr. busline: cple. or girls:
privilS. DU. 1888. pa
Evening star., 1952-10-25
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-120 baas, black, like
new. Call after pm. CH. 1872
Mrs HolbrooS. -26
model adds S99.999 80; sos. CEN.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2OI9 I4tt
AbDING, 81 nv, M4cHIIf-p VIZ M r .mI72S
col. adds and subtracts, 3 yrs. old,
excel. cond.. S100. UN. 1854.
ADDING MACHINES. sunstrand cleo
trio. Reconditloned. Guaranteed;
S99 90: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 14th st. NV
AIR COMPRESSOR, 5-horse Curtis
Can be had for $50. Inquire al
ST. 9319 Saturday or Monday.-2t
AIR CONDITIONERS, post season
prices. $40 up; ample supply Of "a
q and "a hp. units. MASTER AP-
GLANCE Pd nee CO.. 2443 18th st. NV
ANTIQUES - Final opportunity t.
purchase beautiful furnishings from
private home; not to be offered pub.
licly after October 30. 2ll2 Ban.
croft pl. NV. No phone calls please
ANTIoUE-Loyely old sofa. George.
town. DU. 6l73. -26
AHTlQUES-Are you interested In
victorian furniture? 3 pieces, wal
nut framed, living rm.; excel. cond
subject reas. offer. No dealers. So
S0th st NV. Inquire at desk. "a
ANTIQUE CHINA. Haviland Limoges
1g6 pieces; complete service for IL
Evening star., 1952-10-25

PING PONG TABLE-New, regulation
size; $ legs. folding; all painted.
PIPE, Terra Gotta. 15-inch diameter,
E. B. DONALDSON & BRO. 12th
and Brentwood rd. ne, DU.. 1850.
PLASTERBOARD, genuine, gold bond,
aHR fTS7ft pKEsfifs 81 9 each Ar dA5d h56d
PLAYHOUSE, Aft. diameter, solid
const.; can be used as construction
shack. beach or guest house. RA.
1928 days; 81. 1886 after 8 Pm.
PRINTING-Complet Job shop; re-
tiring; going out Of business. Rear
1211 Independence ave. Sc. go
PROTECTOR. SOUND. Bell-Howell,
excellent condition; 5000. LA.
EA1io, %,Sis,. - Ham s parts; new Ssss. ssa
Sn naPa pro A1 Be1oS4 "a moGel 1ss9
sell, or trade for super pro BC-779
model; wanted, BC-61OE transmitter
and/or eomponents. JU. 5-7461.
RADIO TRANsMITTER. brand new
Johnson Viking; compl. assembled
takes it. Jo. e-ssle. So
RANGE-Four- burner westinghouse;
used l VI; attic disappearing, ladder,
Fl #, v,T vide; leo also chest OF drawers.
RANGE. new Westinghouse electric, H
fully auto; wholesale cost; reg.
S35995, special S1S5.67. A. Il A.
APPLIANCE Co, 200 Ga. aye.
RnFR1GHRAToR. nE5: 81, 3s5R. west,nsbouse; m25 ex
Gel; eel, cond,; Gu. it; best offer. RA.
'5ss''saaHss :as:i ;sss1''ss ss' 7g AD Hs;;s SIS
REFRIGERATOR, 12M-cu.-ft. GE;
40 model. used 9 mos, $3.50. JE.
REFRIGERAToR-Kelvinator. . Gu.
it.; sealed motor; good condition.;
best offer: Phone RA. 2762. -26
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse. Gu.
it.; in perfect running cond.; rea-
k2FRRsERaEoks iePRf'sE az J"GssS4n SssS afee AT
sortment from SO up. Some with
l.year guarantee: Time payments.
FRECERICkS, 1908 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS; used; rent or buy.
S5 per mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S.
REgRIGERATORs~Extra large dis
worId-farous refrigerators-all in
factory-fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Fully guaranteed by Washington S
REFRIGERATORS-1 new. z Gu. IT.
Admiral. S140; used gas, reason
able S100. TR. 1851. --26
REFRIGERATORS-Small apt. size,
completely reconditioned. fully guar
anteed. All makes. ALAN REFRIG-
ERAIIoN CO., s21 Que st. NV.
REFRIGERATORs. brand new, 9k IT,,
regular S299.95, sale price, S179.95;
also Tappan de luxe gas range. regu-
lar S349.95, sale price $500: cash
or terms. Open ewes. til 9. Sat. til
6 PETE HILL CO.. S418 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd, JU S-1768.
REGRIGERAToRs. storage sale, gas
and cleo. S45 to SIS. Time pay
ments. will deliver. Ii. 4-5079. "a
REFR1GERATORS. FREEZERs-save
up to $500; all makes and models
ewes. till 8. Saturday till 6.
SILVER SPRING GAS a. ELEC. CO.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
TOOLS

TRAIN. Lionel, O-72 gauge; COM
plete work train, 3 passenger cars,
eyerything for complete layout.
TYPEWRITER. tISH1Sa Royal : Underwood. wTS
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 20i9 18th
TYPEWRITERs. adding mach. check
writer's. duplicators; sales. serv: and
portable, S12 for 8 mos; lst 8 mos,
CENTRAL fSTffa rYPEwRfTER M PTTaaSe Co.. ?I5is a6ie
18th ST.: NV. HU. 5121.
Continental Silenta
stayndard; perfect condition. ov,
TYPEWRITERs. port. free home dem. :;
Do IT." Ex. 1924: eve. Lu. % iH6S6s
TYPEWRITER, Royal; lse. carriage,
excel: cond.; .S25. RA. 1921.
VACUUM. Eureka tank-type and all
attachments. Best offer. AD. 4o1s.
VIOLIN tcheap). semiantique, fine
cond. good case and bow; Sl25 OF
best offer. Call GIL. l647. -26
WASHER, Easy .Spindrier, de luxe,
reg. $2l9;95. sale S125; excel. cond
Also, TV 16" Admiral console; excel
sndG;o sond;; res. s412' sale $500. 20
WASHER. whiteway. wringer. sooe
condition. Price, S35. WO. 414I
WASHER, Bendix automatic, will
wash, rinse and spin dry: S45
WASHER: cleo. wringer type. excel
Of town. RA. 2163. -25
WASHERS-Thor Automagic; excel
cond.: fl. samples; was 1928 so, now
emily S149. Also large discounts on
Other famoqs brand fully automstdiSC
11th st. NV.
WASHERS. storage sale, wrineer
auto. and spinner, $25 10 S75. Timt
pymts. VIII del. Ii. z-507e. -2t
Evening star., 1952-10-25
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont.,

CAMPING EQUIPMENT - Sleeping
bags; lowest prices in town. Kapok
flled. S1395; feather filled, S1S.95.
and double Kapok bag, S39.95. AN
NANDALE SURPLUS. JE. 2-9676.
CAMERA. Bell 4 Howell. 1s nm
nmeevie; case meter. After q p;km.'
CASH 0s o1R REGISTER, cleo. Nationaal,
recently overhauled. large machine,
registers 9999: best offer. CARR
JEWELERS., 936 F st. NV. NE.
CASH REGISTER. National. all
totals and 4 clerk keys; peri. mech.
cond.; gives receipt. Call RE. 1862.
oHAIRs-Dining: six Duncan PhSfe.
mahogsngoo gsngo practically new. Apt; ss al@'
CHAIRS: ANTIQUE s, dining; set Of 8 six;
CHILD'S CHIFFEROBE, Edison rock
maple, 5 drawer; S25. JU. $3.50.
cHEckwR1TER mach; sle or best
finish; S45. JA. 7-0S24. -26
-Manufacturing compl. g.
#. heavy plywood closet with slid
ing doors and many extras. Very
strong. vet can be taken apart very
easily when you move. WASHING
CLOTHES-Suit, dresses, blouSes,
size IS; new hand-knit jeweled
sweater. size ID; like new black
Persian full-length co.>} size 1918,
Cost $1,000, sell $3.50; leather
pocketbook; bridal dress and veil,
size II. WO. 1865. -26
cOAL. WOOD RANGES, oil ranges;
new, used. Easy credit. nothing DIN.
ACME STOVE, 1Q11 7th. MA S952
cloth. muskrat tuxedo
stole. size SO. S25; four lined por-
tiers, gold; dressing table; console
radio; adjust. dress form. etc. EN-.
COAT. ladies winter. 1914, mex
penSive. Bombay lamb, black wool,
lnterllned rain; suits, dresses. DU.
1853.
COAT. Hudson seal. good condition,
1918, $50. One black velvet cape,
white lining, SO" long. like new,
SO. Silver slippers. size Z. 81.
COMBINATION DOORS, 1M-inch
white pine, bronze wire and l2
panes of glass. Rot-proofed for
long life. GALLIHER & kim
KIEWICz. AT. 5000. -26