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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
BY WILLIAM p. ARBocAsT

WASHINGTON Up - House Re.
pnblicans hope to get started next
week on the job of trying to slash
10 billion dollars from President
Humans proposed new budget
without waiting for President elect
Eisenhower TO suggest any cuts.
Chairman Taber tR-NYl of the
House Appropriations Committee.
which initiates budget legislation.
said subcommittee are expected
to be in action by the end of next
week on the many items that
comprise the budget.
The Republican Committee on
Committees is due to make its
recommendations next Tuesday for
new COP assignments to the ap-
preparations committee, which will
be dominated by Republicans hold
ing 30 of the 50 seats.
Republicans in Congress gener.
ally cried 'spendthrift" yesterday
when Truman sent up his proposed
budget for the fiscal year starting
July /.
The SIS, SIS. 900 600 blueprint for
fiscal 1854 expenditures is nearly
seven billions less than the one
Truman submitted a year ago. II
contemplaies boosted foreign aid
and defense spending and. the
President estimated. viii spell a
federal deficit Of nearly 10 billion
dollars.
House Speaker Martin (R-Maxsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Korean Ship Is
Lost In Heavy
Seas Friday
Toll OF 249 Lives
Reported As Seven
Are Picked Up

PUSAN, Korea, IRA crowded
Korean passenger ship foundered
in mountainous seas and violent
winds last night and sank with a
reported toll Of 24s lives just out
side this big southeast Korean port.
The Korean ministry of trans
portation said today only seven of
the 256 aboard the 140-ton Chang
Yung HO were saved when the
coastal vessel went down. The cap.
tain, Yang Mo, was among the
seven.
Transportation minister Kim Suk
Kwang expressed belief that no
Americans were aboard the ship,
which piled daily between Pusan
and Yosu, 100 miles to the west on
Korea'y south coast.
The ministry said the passengers
were mostly a mixed group Of Ko.
rean men and women-farmers
and townsmen-coming to the Pu-
san markets from outlying points
to either buy or sell.
The captain was able to provide
only q sketchy account Of the dis.
aster. He told the ministry his
ship was swung around violently by
a tremendous gust Of wind, that
things went black and the next he
knew was when he regained con-
seriousness in the storm tossed
seas. That was about 10 p. m.
Friday.
South Korean Navy and police
boats picked up the captain, four
passengers and two crewmen. They
were brought to Pusan for first aid
treatment.
Rescue boats--still hampered by
rough seas-continued a search To-
day but the ministry said there
was no hope" for finding any
more survivors.
The Chang Yung Ho sank out
side Pusan haFbOr, about 10 miles
from the mouth Of the Naktong
River~and in the same general
area where another Korean coastal
(Contip.ed On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
WOMAN tends OF
RApnST'S ATTEMPT
Escapes Death
At Knifepoint
From. Attempted
Midnight RaPist

Terror struck at mid
hight in the prowler infest
ed area bordered by Sou
thard and Elizabeth anC
Simonton Streets last night
A young wife, asleep ir
her own bed, was the vic
him of attempted rape al
The point of a knife while
her husband was working.
Nine men, all Negro are being
held for investigation in Monroe
county Jail today, Sheriff John
Spofsswood said.
The young woman woke in her
lark bedroom TO find the attempt
I'd rapist on her bed. Though her
leighbors' were still up and their
louse lighted she could not sum-
non them. At this writing it is
Known only that she was saved
rom death and completion of the
tape by cool-headed threats she
gave the man, that her husband
you'd be home soon Today she
Ind her husband are shattered
wrecks following the experience.
Sheriff Spottswood was immedi-
ltely called at home by a city
policeman who has been patrolling
his area, notorious for ''peeping
rOms,' and providers. Two hours
litter the attempted rape still an
'ther prowlcr was arrested in this
anne area.
Spotsswood and his deputies
vert to work rounding Up sUs-
pieious characters Immediately.
They and the husband OF the wo-
man searched till 5 a. m. and
were Up again at 7 ccmblny the
area. They are i1seFypa.ssins the
nine ineaa hsiS n Fil " SOW
They are also collecting foot
prints, fingerprints, and any
other evidence.
The attempted rape comes as the
climax of a long series of noe
lurnal terrors in Key West. Women
have been victimized by providers
and peeping Toms to such an ex-
tent that the City police has a re-
gular patr0lman In this area. One
woman who formerly lived alone
In this section has put her house
up for sale fearing a repetition of
the midnight visits Of unidentified
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Slight Damage Caused
By Fire At MONS FRIDAY

Slight damage resulted last night
from . fire caused by a short cir
cult at Mons Tea Room on Stock
Island.
Firemen we're summoned there
shortly after midnight when wiring,
which became damp in yesterdays
torrential rainfall ignited the
blaze.
Two engines from the main fire
station answered the alarm which
was phoned In from the well known
house.
The blaze was quickly extinguixh.
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Upper Keys
To Hold Election
OF Directors Mon.
Citizen Staff Photo

Election of Directors is scheduled
for the meeting Of the Upper Keys
Chamber Of Commerce on Monday.
Janu9fg IL at O'Clock at the
Caribbean Club.
Ballots have been mailed 10 all
members. They viii be opened at
the meeting and after counting
those elected will select officers to
serve for the coming year.
Slate includes Martin Dewey,
George Rawlins. Bill Smith from
Islamorada; J. c. Baldwin, Mrs.
Mary Easton. Pat Ellis, Harry
Harris, Tom Vaughan from Tayer-
nier; Mrs. Carolyn v. Cohen, A.
NJ. Cunningham, Henry Grant, B.
D. Mclean. Frank Unger from Key
Largo. Carry over members are
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
High Winds Cause Heavy Damage
Here In Four Hour Storm On Fri
WINDS REACH 70 MPH
AT BOCA CHICA us.
WEATHER STATION

Key Westers are hopping up to.
day in the wake of one Of the
worst tropical storms to strike the
city in years. Torrential rains, &C.
companied by winds which reach
ed hurricane strength in gusts,
swept over the city shortly after
noon yesterday lasting for a four
hour period.
Thousands of dollars in minor
property damage was reported as
a result of the storm, but general
ly, the city escaped large scale
damage.
Rainfall amounting TO 3.3S
inches fell on the city. severely
taxing the eity'S inadequate sew.
or system. Scores Of motorists
abandoned their stalled auto.
mobiles creating . serious iraf-
fie problem when visibility was
reduced to one-sixtesnth Of .
mile at times.
Winds which reached a velocity
of 70 miles per hour in "instan-
taneouS gusts" we're reported by
the Boca Chica Station of the U. S.
Weather Bureau while Meteorolo-
giSt in Charge Sam Goldsmith said
that peak winds of IS miles per
hour struck downtown Key West.
The Boca Chica Station said that
4.4O inches of rain fell there dur
ing the storm. Light hail also was
observed there something that
was termed Every unusual for the
keys.
The storm struck in HE van
Of . cold front which bore down
en- Kef West SE3rn she naFtt lsss
Weashef officials slid fn6I ths
storm was one Of the worst On
record, outside Of "sesval hWrTi.
cane conditions.
Two inches of rain fell on the
city during one two hour period.
yesterday.
Contractor Joe Siugo. who is
building an outdoor theater on
Stock Island was hardest hit by
the freak storm when he reported
that a 50-foot movie screen being
erected there was toppled by the
high winds. The massive frame
work was left a twisted mass of
steel by the blow. Sirugo said that
the opening of the theater. original
ly set for January 30th, viii be
postponed at least two weeks by
the damage, which was estimated
to amount to 5000. Sirugo also
said that a scaffolding and a bull
dozer were damaged severely by
flying lumber which was Strewn
over by a 1900 foot area.
A steel roof at Sher'S Jewelry
store on Duval Street was blown
off at the height of the storm and
city firemen were called to the
scene to stand by.
The Coast Guard, however. re.
ported that it did not receive a
single emergency call as a result
of the blow. Most OF Key Vests
800 shrimp fleet was either tied
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
COP Will Try At Budget Slash Next Week

called it a phantom budget" and
told reporters:
AT the proper time the new
administration will submit its own
program, and a balanced budget
TO support IT,"
Slashing OF Truman proposed
budgets Is familiar talk in Con-
Rress. However, lawmakers often
have talked economy in January
and voted billions in July.
Both the Senate and House held
perfunctory sessions yesterday
After receiving the budget propos-
al. read BY clerks. they Knocked
off until Tuesday.
Taber said present plans are 10
consider the budgets of individual
agencies in separate bills, as in
past years. and not to lump them
all in one measure There is strong
sentiment in the Senate for return
TO the one-bill method Of handling
appropriations, which vas tried
several years ago and promptly
abandoned.
We VIII start our hearings a.
Soon as the committee is organ
lied. probably late next week 8"
TabeT said. I'VE went have 10
wait for revised budget from
President Eisenhower, since the
early part Of the hearings will be
devoted principally 10 the general
picture rather than &c details.
IabeT said be has DO plans 70
meet with Joseph Dodge. Essen
ho*er's selection as budget direc-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
"Peeping Tom" Is
Jailed Here Fri.

Robert A. Harold Is, Navy en-
listed man, was jailed last night
on ''peeping tom" charge as a
result of an incident 10 which he
was observed looking through a
window at $40 Elizabeth Street.
Patrolman Eugene Rogel, who
captured the Navy man while
making his beat shortly after mid.
night and then he was released in
the custody Of Naval Authorities.
He viii be arraigned in City
Court Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Searchers Fear
Wreckage Is Now
Covered By Snow

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah.
-Searchers feared today the
wrecksge Of Cas-. missing since
wednesday with 40 persons
aboard, may be snow covered,
making it invisible from the air.
The plane is believed down some
where in the rugged mountain
country along the Utah-Idaho-Wyo-
ming border. II was en- route from
Seattle to Fl. jackson, S. c., with
81 Korean veterans and three crew
members.
Air search directors scheduled
a meeting at Hill Field early this
morning. The search, which has
included over so aircraft, will be
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Sailors Condition,
improves Slightly

The condition Of Bobbis Jes.
sic, ~, loesI sailor who was
seriously injured with . bullet
wound through his heart on
Wednesday, was reported as
slightly improved today by
Naval Hospital officials.
The sailor is still on the
critical list but surgeons have
expressed hope for his recov.
cry. The sailor is said 70 be-
ssinins strength daily and doc
tors say that 1.-THE longer no
lives, the better his chances.
Frequent blood trsnsfvsions
ere being administered.
Jessie shot himself accident.
ally while standing watch on
the submarine USS Sea Dog.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-10
Closer Greek-Italian
Relations Are Pledged

ATHENS, Greece Up - Visiting
Italian Premier Alcide de Casper
and Greek Premier Marshal Alex
ander Papagos have promised to
strive for closer Greek Italian rela-
tons and world peace.
The two government chiefs made
their pledges last night in an ex-
change of toasts at an official
Greek dinner honoring the Italian
Premier.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Seven years legal, trade assn, In
dustry administrative experience;
meticulously perfect work, electric
typewriter personable. poised; pre-
ferS one-girl ONCE to- manage or
assignment to one man; capable
composing own letters; salary, $75
minimum. Box 470-R, Star. or eau
WO R-4077 2OS
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CAMERA, Clarus. 35-mm., f:2,S ctd.
lens with range fdr., speeds 20
1Tl.00O Sec, with case, excel.
cond.; S39 or best offer. AID.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MOTOR TRAVEL (cont.l

WEST COAST, ALASKA - DrivinI
about 1St Oct. In 4-dr. sedan. Car
take several people. ME. S-oS96.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA-Lady de.
SireS passengers: girls or couple
Buick. 1850. Leave Sept. 20: ref
erenees. NE. S-l7S4.
MAN WANTED to drive Cadillac conv
to Reno, Nevada; must have ref
EN-. 2-163S. after 8 am. Sun. ant
q pm. weekdays. -21
WANTED-Riders: women to shar,
leave Arl. Sept. 20. IA. S-S117
before pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
LUMBER
WINDOWS

Size A. in. 81 in. double hung;
lite over s.: complete with screens
and hardware; special Only 1915
DOORS
:. it.. s in. x 6 it.. s in, with jam and
hardware very low S345
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Rossati. 12O bass
reasonable, Case Case and stand in
AacSsD16N: slSessD 81 f:Sp7S; Ia Bass, Italian 1c
salfss TaIas, ssi sfSe ss56. SsaP. RX. 6ssse OO
ACCORDION. Special sale, New. Ital-
ian. 100 bass; treble and bass shifts;
factory guaranteed. Reg. S225. Now
only Sl25. RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE, 53S 18th st; NV: ,ooo.
and counter; $500. NO. 7-715ss
ADD. MACH. hand, elec. for rent o,
sale: bargain. CIRCLE TYPE; CO.,
.ppiSG ODE IN maAcHTNE.' st NE RaminFton Rel S cleo
tric,. with subtraction. Totals to S9s
million. New machine guarantee
ADDING MACH. Sundstrand, 10 keys
like new to st come, S15. Gail sun,
CO. 5-46n5; week. ll12 14th st, NV
ADDING MACHINE-Burrou desk
model, $50; Al condition. Rentals
1fPsiIS TRI T7FEwRrER S7sf * Fl messs co eGN sGfa
l4th st. NV, HU. 3-5l4I.
ADD. MACH, Corona. new SO mod
els; Ss9,34, Plus tax; Today, co.
AIR CoMPREssoR. motors, pumps
tanks. valves, gauges, WASHINGTON s
own. ELECTRIC EQUIP. co. 24S3
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-160u. .
AIR COMPRESS0RS C2l Ii2-h, p.
sprsving. So $500. -21
AIR COMPRESSOR, new, for spray or
shop; 3-ft. capacity; S19,50,, Also
hose, gauges. regulators. tanks
GICHNER SURPLUS
961S II ST. NV. TX. S-S627
Evening star., 1953-09-20

SUITE, walnut veneer, in
good condition. reasonable. Also ma
hogany desk with chair. JE. 4-434S.
BEDRM. SET-solid mahog., Mensel
mirror, night table. matching chest
of drawers, mattress. box springs;
orig. cost over 500; sacrifice, sell
for less than half. Excel. cond. Call
Sun. or Mon. HA. 2-9003.
=. f75 SDp%o Sr best s4sTr offer 10; $.ol46; ,t
home power tools, Zenith console
radio and record player, lawn furni-
ture and other items. WA. 7-s5"3.
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut veneer, 4
Pood condition Hih sDsns s5 En- En- S5S ns!5Ee'
stove, cofIee tables, WOOL russ. nyion
curtains: radio: OIL: 4-522S.
BEDROOM SUITE, 2 metal clothes
cupboards; breakfront china OF book
BEDRooM SURE. s-pc. walnut; e4le
BEDROOM SUITE, Apiece, mahog.
bed, spring. dresser, vanity. chit. ;
yE g9SS condi; SIj,TH 500, Ia. 6j5696:
washer; sacrifice. moving. WA.
BEDROOM SET, complete. rugs, tables,
etc. Call Sunday morning or eve
nings after s. RA 6-7499.
BEDRM. SET-Double bed, chest,
treSs, glass tops, walnut finish; good
cond.. like new: also brand-new
solid mahog. 4-poster bed, spring
and mattress. ia. 9-36SI.
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. walnut. spring
and mattress: excel. cond.. S95. JE
2-i6O4 30
BEDRM SET-Walnut poster bed
springs, chest. vanity, chair, $50
King S-6449. 30
BEDRM. SET. 7-pc. modern walnut
innerspring and mattress; > mirrors;
S925 or best offer. EN-. 3-S47:2. 30
BEDROOM SUITE. ) pieces, good con
ditinn $40 so S-Ihn. On
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Griffith Consumers Co,

Al
Rosslyn, Va. tend OF Kew BRIDGE
CHAIR, lounge, foam rubber. modern
print. Nalli' Gnt,ig- nrig- Si92 sac 500
pillow back. New provincial Slip
cover; $3.50. JU T-7ugi.
CHAIRS, occ.; vacuum cleaner with
attachments. Telephone table. Misc.
Make your own price. no. @-6l51,
CHECKWR1rERs He II Best condition
from SO up. Also new ones. Sun
day. co. 5-4625, Week. lll2 l4th
81; NV. DI,, 7-135".
comb. table and lamp, antique pic,
CHEST. blond. 4-drawer, 44x3lx1S-
in. peri cond.: cost $50. sacrifice
cSEsr S27 EN-. Z, G.soS6 5000 after 70 am
blond maple; excel.
cond. roy chest. crib mattress, dia-
pers, mise. items. DE. 2-6a53.
CHINA--30-piec Lenox Ming told
R,attern1 SET, $50. Also chest. $3.50.
CHINA. 53-pe;o set -Hsayiland, cItn-
CHINESE-Tormer Beverly Hills. Cal
ifornia, dealer specializing in Orien
ture, folding and table screens. fig
urines. etc. Come in and browse; II
We don't nave i. well get i. THE
COPPER KETTLE. 3l04 Columbia
pike. Arl.. Va. Open for your con-
venience until pm. and SUNDAY.
CLARINET. never used, S35. Phone
LA 6-1lS0.
CLARINET French wood aat.
with new case: $50. Call OIL a.
CLARISETS. new Special, SO ~
ReguIsrly SIS. Open eyes Mntli 3
pm SWILI ERS Music CEEIEH
1905 n. Hartford St. Av!inRtHn
Va IA 7-f9oh - >,
CLARINET. Conn, Boehm system B
fat, Ike new, with case; cost over
rl15: St5. AP 1-l2S@.
WOOD: French MAKE. rev
reg price. S1s5: greatly reduced 20
SIS. RATNERs S MUSIC STORE, i36
18th 81 nv.
CLARINET, 3 fat. Buffet French.
fine wood and workmanship. Ress.
price. Call Oh. 4-73l2 or Elk.
3-63oo. Ext. 606.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

BENDIX AUTOMATIC, $50; Chrome
Dinette Set; SAP; Sunbeam Mixmas-
BENDIX ECONOMAT. EXCEL. cond,,
sS5 or best offer. Call UN. 4-s59s.
BICYCLE--Girrs, % inch, schwinn;
ike new. stariet model $50. uN.
BiCYCLEs for school; complete Sc
GEoRGEToWN BICYCLE sToRE,
Arl. Va, PARKWAY CYCLE CO..
Lee hwy. and N. Kirkwood I'd. ia.
BICYcLE. ICY built & for ?: have fun; slH.
stMrmsy Archer: 3-speed; s4s up
pTTIsET GTILRERTi Ie dIo6 + St St nss.,,v r,x.-
new Tire spG iusfaEe n csrreT srrey excel Excel
cond.; SIS. KI. 9-2S2s.
BICYCLE, girls. 24-in blue Road
master, good condition; SIS. JU.
BICYCLE. sirrs. Monarch, 2s.in.,
prrsses; new will sacrifice. Ju. s.
SS5. Wo' 6-SO60.
BICYCLE. girl 5. 26". $50; inner
sn spring glider, s,,:, So maple brfst. set
Ts-V. EM. --utD
BICYCLE, English: football pants and
helmet, Thor gladiron, blue spruce
BICYCLES 1O). boys and girls 26
in; recond. and painted; Sl5 each.
Ten lawn mowers, lust been sharp
ened. S5 each. Call all day Sunday
only, 1898 r. I. ave. ne, in rear.
BIKE for sale, cheap; brand-new; s.
speed schwinn English type. JU.
BiNOCULARs-Bausch d Lomb. zeiss,
10x50; wonderful magnidcation; in
dividual eye and central focus. Ideal
all uses; with case. &75. Two tele-
scopes. 80 power. $50; 12la power.
$35. Call Ho. 2-075o. 20
Mersch and D. e. code; compl; sets;
late editions. Ewes. AID. 2-4053.
Books
Large new selection from estates of
Stewart, Shipley. Chatnuck, others.
cents TO s. per BOOK. In separate
section, first Offering of many chill
dren's books. ESTATE BOOK SALES.
722 18th st. NV, md floor; Sun.
and Mon. 10 am. to 10 pm.
BOOKCASES, sectional. Globe-Wer-
neke and other GOOD makes, bar
gains. Today, CO. 5-4625: week. D1.
7-13!2.. 11l2 14th st. NV.
souTHEAsI BoTTLF sUPPLY CO
72h 12i2 st Sc II s-e5d6
:able. WA. 1881,
BREAKFRONT, authentic English
antique, year about 1900; approx.
9xS it., Sl500 or best offer. Also
few other English ANTIQUES. Box
42S-R, Star.
BRICK. tace or common new: one
or million. Open SATURDAYS
ALASKA COAL e. BRICK CO.. MA.
s-5SS5 OF 200
BUFFET AND CHINA CLoSET--Ma-
hog: Sood cond. EA. 2-o3b2.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates WA. 7.71S6
ALTERATIONS, porches
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or esti.
mates free: all work fully guaran.
teed: no money down, 80 month,
to pay sFCO SALES. JU. 5000
GENERAL REMODEL.
ING, residential and commercial:
also homes built to order. Estimates
free. Prices reasonable, by establish.
ed builder. Work done in a workman
like manner. Call OIL. 4-2759 sun
day; or after 3 pm. weekdays.
alterations, and home
repairs. Will furnish plans anC
specs. in nearby Va. area. Free
estimates, ia. o-oo50
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MIscELLANEous EoR SALE

AUTO ACCESSORIES including heat.
ers, radios, seat covers. spotlights,
foglights, directional signal lights,
hoor NETS. back-up lights, seal
beam headlights. hood ornaments
and others too numerous. to men
ton. Also a full line of Kaiser
Frazer auto parts, to be sold as
low as 500 on list price. Closing
out entire stock of parts and ac-
cessories. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
263 Carroll st. NV. -23
BABY BUTLER, complete and in new
sacrifiee. JU. 5-67S1 any time Sun.
BABY CARRIAGE, very good condi-
BABY CARRIAGE AND CAR BED
comb. compl.. new. cond., $l3. Call
Sun. and Mon, Ii. 3-001S.
BABY CARRIAGE, English coach
$50: fuel oil tank, 800 gal, Si5
OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3.
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible. plastic
cover, mattress. $40. Goodyear
super cushion tires, 6.70x15, re-
places 600xl5. So. 50l2 I1th st
ne. LA. 6-9574.
BABY CARRIAGE and crib. col
lapsible carriage, light weight: excel.
cond.: Hedstrom, SIS; beautiful
waxed birch Kroll crib, good as
new, $25. 2604 Ross rd.. Chevy
Chase. Md. JU. 7-7039.
BABY FURNITURE, de luxe car
riase; high chair; crib electric
4644 after IL am.
BABY FURN.-Taylor Tot. play pen
So5 OIL 3-01RS
Evening star., 1953-09-20

DEsKs-WALNUT, SPECIAL. S92 SO
AND $50 so. D. c. SURPLUS SALES,
oil NEW JERSEY AVE. NV. Iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pure. flaw
day before 10 or after 5. CO. 5.
DiAMOND ENGAGEMENT and we'd.
ding band set. cost S3T5, need
cash SIuO to-day Wn R0RES
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CASH REGISTER. combination add
ing machine; perfect; -Sa5. Call Sun,
co. 5-4623; wk. 1112 l4th st. NV.
combination: good as new, 5000. A
saving of SIS, ,HO. "-35a4. 20
CASH REGISTERS, new demonstra-
tors. .%5fo to 35eo of Used Ma
tionals, elec,, S15. Rebuilt item
izer National. S315. Trade-i -ins,
S25 UP Rebuilt registers at lowest
prices in town. CASH REGISTER
SALES d SERVICE, 2Ol9 14th st.
NV
CASH REGISTER. National. rings up
S9.99; fine cond.; bargain. Call Sun.
CO 5,a625; Mk. lli2 l4th, ST. NV.
CASH REGISTERS-katio small.
S25 Electric. $50 2014 I4th st NV
CEMETERY LOT - Sites) $500
Priced for quick sale. DU. 7-51S2
Evening star., 1953-09-20
PRODUCTS. INC.
ives. and Sunday. HA. 2-qol3

n
Ewes. and Sunday. HA. 2-9013
ANTIQUE CHAIRS (2); American Vic
torian; gentlemen's chair. S150i
lady''s chair. 500: in excel. cond
ANTIQUE u" VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT
beautifully carved walnut. OIL
ANTIoUEs-Pine drop-leaf table
collection. Ala E. Capitol St. next
door to Antique Shop. Ii. 6-0?1l.
ANTIQUES. variety, with lamps. fit-
tingS. shades. globes chimneys, spe-
cialty THE LAMP, $50 w Broad
ST.. Falls Church. Va.
ANTIQUES-1Sth Century painting
English silver, French porcelains,
fine glass, old brass. THE. STAB1 Err
LEADBEATER SHOP, Alex 20'
ANTIQUE pine bedside table, shelf
and drawer; all original: in excel.
cond., $25. OIL. 2-3l69.
ANTIQUES - Greceful French love
seat hand carved. walnut; bought
in France; newly upholstered. $40
Also old MeisSen serving platters
onion pattern; handsome solid
cherry grandfather clock; carriage
lamps. other antiques; owner NOV
ing. DE. 2-3749.
ANTIQUE pine cupboard, As" high
Al wide and 10" deep, $50; churn
coffee mill, bar doors. JU. 5-36SS
ANTIQUE Breaktront = secretary
HE. 1876.
ANTIQUES-Pair cherry sid,
tables; chest on chest, banque
tables. Victorian chairs; love seats
ANTIQUE, small iniaid Empire side.
board, about 1920, carved feet
unusually fine: in beautiful cond
-SIl5. OIL. 2-3169.
ANTIQUES. Pair Sheraton inlaic
console mahog. card tables. Very
beautiful mahog. curio cabinet. JU
ANTioUES-vIRGINIA SOFA, . arm
ANTioUE S9fIGI lo'esffs MfRRoR2Pats 1g glass
lewelry. OIL. 2-372S.
ANTIQUES-Hundreds of articles in
Guiding glass, china, bronze, brass
ivory chest sets, other worries, music
box, spinning wheel. chairs. pitch
era, mugs. decanters. old cookins
utensils. Lutz glass. cut glass. etc
WO. 6-O301
ANTIQUE SOFA. newly upholstered
love seat TO match. GRANDMA
SHOP, 5000 Conn. ave.
ANTIQUE CORNER CUPBOARD, go0C
cond., walnut mahogany finish: M
dealers. AID. 4-1416 30
ANTIQUES-Cherry side chairs; q
walnut bed; light maple day bed
silver: misc EN- 3-6TlS 20
Evening star., 1953-09-20

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