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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02
PLAIN TALK
BY Alfred Segal
WE CONFESS TO RYWKA

"A very young la0Y-She'S only
lA-comes out of Johannesburg.
South Africa. to challenge my
identity as Alfred. Like some cop
might: How did you come by that
name? What's your real name?
Come clean!
She is Rywka Kossowsky and
she had written to Mr.. Feldberg,
editor of the South African Jew
ish Times at johannesburg, among
other things, to question the name
l had been carrying. from the day
I started in the first grade of pub
lie school with Miss Nicholson
who was my teacher.
RYwka had been reading this
column in the South African Jew
ish Times and what prompted her
to write to the Times editor was
something ! had written in favor
of bringing Biblical names back
into Jewish circulation among
newborn children.
She was asking: How come that
/. this critic of other Jewish peo-
pies given n m e S, am a man
called "Alfred"-a name not at
all Biblical :. ''Who is he named
after? Rywka demanded.
RYwka's challenge put me hor-
riblY in the position of a citizen
who after many years Of leading
a fairly decent life suddenly is
confronted by an error of his
youth. Yes. had brought up a
good family and had acquired
seven grandchildren who do all
right in school. and in my own
city. Cincinnati Ohio. U.S.A. I
am quite respected and never
have been caught at anything.
And now this!
could have hidden Rywka
away by burying her letter deep
in the wastebasket and thus for
ever conceal from all others her
doubts about me and my name.
But I've tried to be an honest
journalist all my life, have spared
no crook or hypocrite whom I
came upon in the course of my
career as writer on one of the
daily newspapers. Should I now,
in this crisis, spare myself?
Yes; its true. RYwka. I wasn't
born Alfred. I was born Abba in
honor Of one Of my ancestors
Abba like the Abba who became
the rabbi Abba E1illel Silver and
stuck to his -birthright. I'm bio
graphical notices I have read he
was born in Neustadt. Lithuania.
where my mother came from.
She called il Neinstadt.)
When the time came for me to
go to the Eighth District School
my parents registered me as AL
bert. Their idea was that Abba
wasn't a name proper enough in
the American scene. So I became
Albert, but Miss Nicholson, the
teacher, got me wrong and wrote
me down as Alfred, and Alfred /
have been through all the years
even unto now.
1.-THE story of Abba who became
Alfred is the same as the story of
all the Mossesses who became
Montgomery and the Isaacs who
became Inchkeeps.l
hope that by reason of this
full confession, Rywka will for
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02
McCarran-W Walter Act Enters Into
Force As Law Of the Land

WASHINGTON = CJTA) For the first time in the history Of
American citizens have been divided into
result of the legal distinctions between native born
contained McCaan Walter I'm
migration Act which entered into force Dec. a.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02
Five-Party Coalition Takes Helm
Of Israel's Government

face of external dangers and in
ternal difficulties was stressed
last week by President Itzhak
Ben Xvi addressing a luncheon.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02

These foreign students attending BOns Bndeis University participated
the ond BIG Bonds the Israel Government Day
BY the State Israel Independence Bond ISSUE joining the
Brands Bond Brigade The Brigade formed
by Norm. s.ola 2OyeaOd junior from Bound Brook New
consists 500 the goo youths attending the institution The did
BIG Day Left rights Daniel Of Africa;
Roland; Pelham Douglas Trinidad:
Sam ef 1ra lal Bonds supply vital for Ia economy
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Taft Junior High PTA
To Hold Reception
For Retired Principal

The Taft Junior High Parent
Teacher Association is planning
a reception at 8 pm. Tuesday
for Mrs. Margaret r. Merritt,
who recently retired as principal.
More than 500 persons have
been invited to the affair, which
will be held in the school.
West Elementary School will
sponsor a book fair Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Books
will be displayed in the school
auditorium from 10 am. to $3.50
pm. with an entertainment
program by pupils each morn
ing. Wesley Dennis, illustrator,
will autograph books from 8 to
$50 pm. Wednesday.
Truesdell Elementary School
also will hold a book fair start
ing tomorrow and continuing
through Friday. Hours will be
10 am. to noon and l to 3 pm.
Plans for a Christmas toy and
gift campaign will be discussed
by student air chairmen of the
District Congress of Parents and
Teachers at 1870 pm. Wednes-
day at room 26, Emery School,
Lincoln road and S street NE.
Mrs. Charles McCogney is in
charge of the program.
A parliamentary law class for
PTA leaders will be held at $50
am. Tuesday at room 80, Ray
mond School, Tenth street and
Spring road NV.
Other events in the PTA con-
gress this week:
Tomorrow.
Stoddert, 8 pm. Mrs. Ruth C.
Tipping, head Of the music de-
partment. Gordon Junior High
will discuss Music in the School
and Community"
Shepherd, 8 pm. A joint
meeting Of the Shepherd PTA
and the Shepherd Park Citizens
Association. Mrs. Sylvia Ber-
liner, PTA president, and Ber-
nard Margolius. association pres
ident, will present copy of the
Parents Bill of Responsibilities"
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Northwest Group 10 Hear
Of Junior Citizens Plan

DR.. Philip T. johnson, chair
man of the education committee
of the Federation of Civic Asso-
Citations and former District
School Board, member, will dis
cuSs formation of a junior citi-
zens" association at a meeting
Of the Central Northwest Citi-
zens' Association at 8 pm. Tues
day. The session will be in the
Garnet-Patterson High School,
Tenth and U streets NV.
New officers Of the group are
Woolsey w. Hall, president; Mrs.
Helen P: Ables, vice president; !;
Mrs. Rosa E. Began, recording
secretary; Miss Julia e. Davis,
financial secretary; Werner E.
Began, corresponding secretary;
George w. Beasley, treasurer,
and the Rev. j. H. Wright, chap
lain.
Delegates to the Federation of
Civic Associations are Sylvester
L. McLaurin, Mrs. Ables, Miss
Davis and Richard F. Ware.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Cardinals Revise Plan to Fight
Reds Through Worker Priests

Cannot be maintained in its
present form"
But, they added. to preserve
the contacts that have been built
up, certain priests who have
shown the proper qualities will
maintain church missions in
working neighborhoods.
Five Conditions for Priests.
The following conditions were
put on the continuation Of the
program. Priests must:
l. Be specially selected by
their bishops.
2. Receive special rigorous
training both as to point of
view of doctrine and spiritual
direction.
3. Do manual labor only dur
ing limited time in order that
they shall be free to fulfill the
demands of the priesthood.
4. Take no temporal engage
ment which might involve them
in positions of union RESPONSE
bility or any other functions that
should be left to the laity.
S. Not live alone, but must be
attached to a community of
priests or parish and partici-
pate in parish life.
The statement said that
studies would continue with the
Vatican on the means of apply
ing these principles.
The Cardinals said that their
meeting with the Pope in Rome
was marked "by the anguish of
the Holy Father, shared by the
cardinals, before the inherent
perils of this apostolate." But,
they said. it had been agreed
that efforts should not be aban-
doned "for the evangelization of
the laboring masses so unhappily
de- Christianized."
Evening star., 1953-11-15
By the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Nov. IA. = Thre e
French cardinals today an
nounced the French worker
priests" experiment aimed at
combating com munism in
France, is being radically revised
Their statement was issued after
consultations with Pope Plus
XII.
Under the program, started
10 years ago, specially selected
priests were assigned to work in
factories, adopt the dress of
other workmen, and accept the
usual pay for their work. The
idea was that by this means the
priests could get closer to the
workers and possibly help revi-
talize church activity in areas
largely taken over by Com
muniStS.
Some Priests Joined Commies.
Criticisms Of the program de-
veloped. however. It was charged
that the priests were being con-
verted by the workers rather
than the opposite. Some worker
priests took part in Communist
political demonstrations. There
were reports last August that the
Roman Catholic Church had
called a halt to the program.
Achille Cardinal Lienart
Bishop of Lille; Pierre-Marie
Cardinal Gerlier, Archbishop OF
Lyons; and Maurice Cardinal
Feltin. Archbishop of Paris, is
sued today's statement.
They said the experiment
Evening star., 1953-11-15

drawn up by the parents to Po-
lice Chief Robert Murray.
Wednesday.
Whittier, 8 pm. Fall open
house.
Thursday.
Burroughs, ITO pm. Annual
pre-Christmas bazaar.
Woodbridge, 7:45 nm. Back
to-school night. open house in
the classrooms. Following a
discussion about classroom pol
icies and procedures.
Bunker Hill, 8 pm. Talented
Tot Revue to benefit student aid,
patrol boys and library. A re-
peat performance vii, be given at
pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Far East Law Lecture

Cecil Hobbs of the Library Of
Congress and DR.. Cyrus H. Peake
Of the State Department will in
augurate a lecture series on Far
Eastern law at 8:20 pm. Thurs
day at George Washington Uni
versity Law School. 720 Twen-
tieth street NV. Supreme Court
Justice Jackson will preside.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Crime Agents Unit to Meet

The Criminal Investigation
Division Agents Association will
hold its annual convention to-
day through Tuesday at the
Willard Hotel. Executive secre-
tary of the organization Is Ed
ward j. Cronin of Boston. The
local official is Donald L. Lough-
ran of 1900 Arlington boulevard,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Nowt Phillips makes possible for enjoy efforte cptd
Cienn Vncuum performance astonishing low price! For limited
lime only oe offer you songs Of $40 the General
Electric exclusive Swivel Top Vucuum Cleaner with ali attachments The
Cleaner hot features omozino reaceo cleaning plus
suction power that ady peck performance whether the throw
bag full And it's silent you boy hear il
Hurry Phillips this Remember $40
Philips ths brund-new fully Guoronteed Geneo Electric yours
ii original foetoy cartons!
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Re uces sweating
and cold spots. Per-
mitS easy operation
of your windows
trim and hand
some in design.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SITUATIONS woMEN

ANALYST AND CONGRESS sECY..
paid writing and research exper-
ience. WO. 6-502s. Sc
ATTY. member d. c. bar. exper.
writing. editing; research; married.
age %. desires legal pos. Box 244-T,
BOOKKEEPER. mature. experienced.
desires change; all payroll reports,
profit and loss, imam. statements.
BefvaTSs Eli asIsSss soffk44on, sfss1 D. C. permit
EXEC: sEcY:-Looking for boss who
Of details and responsibilities In
my. care. Letters transcribed per:
sineS iaed 61SeT OSer eas ss seisnt sn sd
Trustworthy. High-type administra-
tor for top-dtght overworked boss.
TOP salary required. Box 2e5-T,
cISE: eolorsd; as ,shanbsEgmysaid agya or
GIRL. colored. wants work as ele-
vator operator, 4 to IL: years ex-
perience. or waitress. Cali ME.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as maid in
children. Ii. 6-4934.
good refs. Ii. 7-463S.
GIRL, colored, desires work Is bus
girl. counter or fountain worker.
Can Sun; IA. 10. 2-0323.
GIRL COLORED, exp, desires lob as
elev. opr. ewes. or baby sitting; best
references. Ii. 3-3062.
GIRL, colored. wants days work,
Mon. Tues. Thurs. NO. 7-4212.
GIRL, colcred. experienced, reliable.
wants days work. Phone IA. S-So76.
HOUSEkEERER, capable nurse, small
adult family, live In. SIS to $50
week: Box 2S2.T, Star.
HOUSEkkEREk with nursing exp,
couple O. lady alone. Ref. Box
1f1-1s 0tet.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Down
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

ACCORDION, Italian, 100 bass, 4
treble and bass shifts. new. guar.
anteed; reg. price, 1925: reduced
TO S175. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE.
ACCoRDioN. stradivari. 2 tone. l2t
bass. like new; $3.50 or best offer
Cali JU. 9-667S.
ACCORDION-Get our wholesale
prices before you buy any accordion.
MILLER'S MUSIC sToRE. ID floor.
1898 g st; n;;Ts ma. s-7s96.
Acme: 1915. Singer electric sewing
machine; desk model; 500, Radio
phonoePaph and table; s6e. Can
MACH. sandstrand.. eiec..
10 col. with subt.:: best cond. Yours
for S125. Call today. CO. 5-4625.
WEI TS;Sc 1lIa ,l;cliNa I4sh NV; . DI; 7;5S72.
good s1,r.1 sondisiSni ,,,, With r stsnad; $50.
ADD. MACH, checkout itemizer: for
any store; barg. Can today, co.
ADDING MACHINE. 10 key electric
with. stand. $50; also No. 8 Under.
wood typewriter. $40. OF. A-S699.
ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desE
model. $50, AL condition. Rentals
TRIAL TYPEWRTTER CO.. 20io
1ltth sk nv. Hu.h ho-6121.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcont.l

LADY, refined, settled. can give It.
full-time duties or low rent for
Boz Boz aos4. T. Ariinston. Pl1s; .nysns's' ". ''''
NURSE, white, capable, available for
lazy lazy BED patient. - % Or 52 ohnS hssi night
bedside care; night duty preferred;
live in; $40 per week. Box 27s-T,
NURSE wishes care Of invalid o,
aged IN private home; dr.'s ref. Live
nl;r,el m; eed9eed ii s-54a5y Saissy' ASK for dr'
NURSE. PRACTICAL. experienced;
night or day duty. DU. 7:059l. :
OFFICE CLERK, exper., with knowl-
edge tkkpg. and steno., reliable and
dependable. wants pos. with future:
oSsTtS stsFt SEQ 4e.p no. Bog 2s5-T. Star: :
executive. ability. experienced in
personnel. letter composition. filing
ana all phases Of ONCE procedure,
desires position with wen estab-
lshed frm. AD. 4-4417.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes
work of any kind after 8. co.
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion,
excellent references. Phone IA.
PRHNccffYIctAL NuRsE-1s yrs. exper /;
refs; desires position, free to travei
sHcY.v e vs HI %4i SPfS5a c.nable .,
ences. Lu. 1.6S44. ' 8.
S1ENO.. experienced. desires tipping
at home or part-time evening work.
rAfioRRss.4 Ar; GIIss4' civilian and military
ail:around, CAPABLE Of W taking cSes over
s desires pos. Ia. .9-6922. =
TYPING Of all kinds at home. Neat
aaccuurate augte work by exper. typist. EN-
TYING sEIIS. don done in, IL home; Neat. as-
technical material. CAN JE. % 2-1s56
TYPING Ar HOME BY experienced
sstEsnogrSpheri sts 0nI reasonable rates. aual-
|EXPER. BOOKKEEPER, SECRETARY,
available. 5-day week: desires Inn
WOMAN, colored. wants work by the
Gay; experienced; references. DE
WOMAN desires work as cook, 8 day,
week; references. LU. 2-617O.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work
YOUNG GIRL, colored. desires Worl
ss counter girl or cafeteria work
WHITE WOMAN desires position a.
iotan pi. 7-so7sa 7Srse or nurse-companion
YOUNG WOMAN wishes part tim,
work, evenings and week ends, sit,
ting with children or elderly person
consider selling. CO. 5-6963.
YOUNG WOMAN, former sec. variou.
| Congressmen, desires connection witt
| interests in behalf of legislation be.
fore Congress. Box 260-T. Star.
TWO MIDDLE-AGED LADIES desir,
position to care for an elderly cou.
| pie or take charge Of o motherles.
home: Excellent cooking and nurs.
Ing ability. No heavy work. Friendly
| atmosphere appreciated. BOX 246-T
Star. A.
JEWISH LADY desires position, cook.
ing and caring for couple or singl,
| woman: RA. 3-7646. IS
EXPERIENCED psychiatric secretary
wants part-time work, Cali RI
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, WAC
veteran. wants work. Capable, adapt.
able, loyal. Location no object. Boz
n. n. I; Desires sifEi POSITION in doctor. 70
ONCE; 40 hours daily; .Anacostis
or Congress Heights area. 10. g.
COL. GIRL. desires fountain o,
counter work. Call Ii. 4-S75O. 4;
COLORED GIRL needs night work
cleaning, waitress. elevator opr
DE. 2-S230.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC lcons.

CoLOREp WOMAN wants day work
COLORED WOMAN, good cleaner and
laundress; day or full time. 1412
TAYLOR st. NV. Ia. 9-917O. A.
COLORED WOMAN desires daywork
Thursday and Friday. II. 4-46S3.
|COLoRED WOMAN wants morning
Tors. 2 to pm. References. NO.
|CoI0RED CoII0ORRIE;D WOMAN desires day or
COLoRED WOMAN would ike 5 days
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
B days Q week or some daywork:
refs. TU. 2-5113.
COL. WOMAN desires g.h.w., 5 days 0
week, no nights or cooking; Sc. sec
tion preferred; ref. 10. 3-0022.
C0LORED WOMAN. reliable, wishes
5-ddayy week work; city ref. Call LU.
COL WOMAN desires work as cook
c%i Sr An. SiRR;T;. exSsl W0M ri rsf. NO 7-s5s2;
work cleaning or laundry work: Ii.
CoTo6SRIED WOMAN desires part or
COLoRED WOMAN wants 9 NV; full
Or Or, part time; no cooking; live out.
CoIoRED WOMAN desires part-time
morning work; sxpsr;; refs. Call
cosoRasDD esfs5 D% %oMIAHN IH 2dsa4s; dssi4ss r.hv.;
i've out; DAYS q wk. from 8 to b;
refs. Call AID. 4-5257.
COLORED WOMAN wants day work
Or children care for working mother.
ST. 3-3391.
Evening star., 1953-01-04


ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof. ana business
Eosf EEso9Sffeiae iaae6o8shlHEs. H.. VIZ saDetj sassSn ss5n'
ANTIQUEs-oid iniaid manoe. side
cond; S275. Phone DE. 2-2iS1.
AsPRAkFP Il Phi .DR1vEwAxs. parking 81 lot,
Telephone Of. 4-isOo or g.
AsPiHi22Lir AssPii22ir pR1vEwAxs, parking lot,
and roads; free estimates. No down
BEDRM. SUITE, Ape. walnut; inner.
spring mattress and spring. S65
8112 N. 11th st.. Arlington. JE
BoNDsToNE-You can have that
stone s1 home Tor less than you think.
with tombstone. BoNDsToNE Is
applied to any surface with moulds,
Is termite-, fire., and weather-proof.
Never needs painting. Nothing you
could do to the outside surface Of
Your noms property E fs aSd SSnE ySl9s
Now is the time to plan this work.
Our representative viii call and
estimate free. Nothing down. Long
terms arranged. Phone or write
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., 4SI9
Betheseda ave., Bethesda, Md. OIL.
BRICKLAYLNG-Firepls.. chimneys,
walls. additions. houses, new or re-
Rp1SE mEdsleS 1oy1s A. GAGNANI sSN H;,y 20 2.ls94
pert supervision. Small homes, re-
pairs. recreation rooms, porches.
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
carpentry. brk.. cement wk., paint
ing. NO. 7-6724. Mr.. BAKER. 5s
BUILDING REMODELiNG. 80 years
exper.: contact for loan flIrn. Call
JE. 4-S725 Sat. Sun. and evenings.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HELP-DoMEsrIc

LIyE-IN MAID. must like children;
plain cooking and g.h.w.; 5M days;
S25 wk. EN-. 2-6146 after IL am
LIVE N-Doctor's family wants good
cook and g.h.w.; permanent; must
have excellent references. OIL
ExPRRiENcED WOMAN for good
live-in position, g.h.w. and. care OF
children; excellent oppor. for right
person. EN-. 3-2464. -6
CARE for children and light house.
work; settled woman to live in;
working parents, 70. 2-7924.
ELDERLY LADY TO- live In as one oi
exchange for rm. and board. small
salary. ST. 3-2572; TU, 2-2946
COLORED FAMILY desires girl from
8 am. to 1 pm; 6-day wk:; fol
light housework; SO wk. EXCEL. toE
for right person. DU. 7-0650.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

dlAMI, Jan. %; driving 'b2 Buick,
take l. 2 or 8; share expenses;
3. MA. S-1101 or Box 167-V, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

SHORT: :oRDER COOK. kitchen help
er: refs. Phone Ii. 7-sl24.
SUPER MARKET MANAGER
Capable, reliable and non-drinking
man seeks position in any size op:
Grafton: qualified and experienced
to to 5osss ssoo any WeeEy SIsneis ssem
ployed but seeks change for per-
$500 $500 montS. asasSns' Box 1 ssi.T. 1t1 Star.
WATCHMAN. reliable, full or part
time: Al references. w. F. La
MORE. 1917 r. I. ave. NV. DE.
RECENT college graduate in busi-
tion as sales representative for large
END YEAR LAW STUDENT and vet.
seeking afternoon or night employ
ment; can type and has radio repair
n sd SSSR SaR.r ism1 ss b.ss.a s5s@
lor Filipino DI. .7-5O7S.
RESPONSIBLE couple care and main
tain property; capable MECHANIC;
vp llytns quarters ~ dcs31.I 4S155 IL,
%sst asst cutter; experienced. RIA. g.
5th.SiAss SSSiA ENGINEER, ex.. desires
iapitor's atrs.; will consid. part time
Quarters; util. man. AID. 4-6443. .
FIRST CLASS PAINTER desires inside
Or oytside. day or night work. BOX
YioSUHNG iSH NAN, NAN white, Korea vet. de-
sires stock clerk work. ia. 2-ss53.
YOUNG MAN, %. wants Job in liquor
license. WA: 7-S162..
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires part
time evening work, anytime after
YoJRNG { re MAN EAi e. s,otss; sss1 with elderly
ro1NG ~ a;ssSSa sasSASRaRrED MAN, grad. acct.
public and pvt. exp. management,
personnel and sales: experienced,
p Sn dessss saSksr9sna po9oP Dreyfns Te
offers greater pOtentiaiities; present
RETIRED OFFICER, executive. de-
sires part or full-time work to keep
cSiXRE% STsS SSA MaS 2eST 1ys; star; wishes. work
after pm. as elev. oper., porter,
waiter or cook; exp. Ii. 7-S456. .
desires eve. work. from $3.50: exreri-
ence in. reg. clerk. stock. porter,
etc; eSx; wiz do s.ssHo any type OF work with
porter or driver. II. 7-67S1.
COLORED MAN. settled, desires work
of any kind. HO. 2-2696.
C0LORED MAN wants part time Job
$50 and IL pm. LU. 1.2709. g.
COLORED MAN wants job painting
house, cleaning, washing walls; ref;
experienced. Ii. 4-1736.
COLORED MAN wants work as porter,
laborer, handyman or cleaning; good
city refs 10 4.846S
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SAVE S, GET VALUE
BLOCKS, INC.
nER NJ az NJ xxy

3Ooo ~ 81. nav. NO. 7-7603
BEDS. twin: youth; mahog. bog
SPRINGS; .Beautyrest mattresses; exc
eel. cond.; bargain. HU. 3-4261:
BED. HOLLYWOOD, dbie.. on boz spring
mattress; excel. cond.; best ofier.
BEDS. twin twin. maple with sprins and
mattresses, also matching chest Of
aarracyers; $40. After 10. IA. o.
BED. round. custom-made. TIT.
diameter. with cabinet headboard,
fits In corner. complete with bed.
spread, cornices and 2 pr. drapes;
stif g. NV, ss61 4pt foT fos aS9 s2s sss3 33qniDes
dresserette. ia. 1904. IVAN ''1'
BED, single. coil spring, innersprinn
sfo. sfo mst'resS; TA' esssass ss6; sabes-Tenda.
sEH; siIy;.r 30 soss sprins as, g; shes,d 7,gs
mahogany table sis: large pressure
ccoksr; Sl5; trumpet. $35. II.
Bah, hollywood. never used. inner.
spring. beautiful. new: sell for v
Price; Ii. 10000. 2-5 Sun. al day
BEDS. oversize custom made bog
SPRING matt: SCI, Venetian style
BED; double. S15; lamp: SWAY. S..
SHnsu Gall until ill., PHI pidIaaht loI victSr s. E:
mons inner-spring mattresses. guar.
anteed clean: very reasonable. Call
al Dag SUM-. after B weekdays. no.
BEDS = diversified Hollywood bed.
complete, $65; also Simmons hide-a.
way sofa. n size, S110. ma.
S-6033. Ant. I'll.
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