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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

MuSSe6AANeOUS WANbeU
ANDIRoNs AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL PM, EN-. 2-6677.
ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con.
tents or odd pcs. refgrs:, stoves
wash mach. TVS. Closed Mondays
s; E.. FuRN CO. 2l0 7th st. sc
ANTIQUES
Furniture; orie-a pr e ,brac; china, glass.
rugs. silverware, paintings. por.
Cali MURRAY ia. s-3333.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY quan'
tsissss. s7ss. Gsll t3gis EM! ss4ss. sEaAI a. 2
ANTIQUES WANTED
silyerware any eond.. iewelry. brio.
asFhs ksGfsAW Sless nsTorE a4sS gis no 'y: s0sdo
ANTIQUES
DO not sell your valuable antiau,
CHINA, klaSS, furniture, etc., neI0rl
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2R727 RA. 3-760S
BAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
clarinetS barttones. basses. flutes
tfombones. etc; must be reasonable
Send description and best cash
price 70 Box l73-H Star
BEDROOM, dining room. contents o.
home: cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 9-2937: evenings. RA- 3-l416
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity ans
removed At our expense. ALBOIf
gooB SHOP l76s Pa. ave. NV
caMPilNG EQUIPMENT, for Western
trip: buy or rent. TIE 6-1485.
BEDRM. SUITE-Light wood, double
bed, chest. vanity. 10. S-6365. --2S
DIAMOND .yEWELRH Of any descrip.
tion; gcld and silver; cash paid
DIAMONDS, sold: platinum. sc;
MARKEr. aIsPSsi $40 s4o. = nv. Aoa
DIAMONDS, gold, silver. We pay
highest cash prices. See US drst
Ask for Mr.. BRoTT. e17 , ST. nv
FTURMTU1SRE-sinsls pieces aad CON.
pIet0 hopeehold. etc. .AD. A.ee5o
EYoS. and sundays. Ii e.2S12
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POULTRY. RABRlTs AND eccs

chicks. poults. JAMES FEED SsToRiE
6l9 & st. NV, FE. S-OOS9
So each. Evergreen 4-67I2, -28
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Orig. Now
Asst. lamp $500 Soc
shades ------ $14.95 $1.OO
80" beveled
edge circle
mirror ------ $3.50 $685.
Asst. three
dimensio n al
wall plaques,
pictures ---- $22.50 $1,000
Walnut din
cite table $4,000 $14.00
Twin or double
81 ize BOX $4,000
springs ----- $4,000 $1,000
Modern occa-
sional chairs,
asst. decora-
tor colorS - $69.95 $29.95
D V-o-niter
sic ep sofa,
asst. colorS $4,000 $685.
Wide arm CAL
1fornia sofa
beds --------$1ssOO $500
Foam rubber
tweed sofa --$189.O0 $500
Twin size foam
r u b b e r
springs and
mattresses $4,000 ST. 90
Foam rubber
loungs chairs,
asst. colorS $119.95 $77.95
Shaded gray
walnut Mr..
a n d MIS-.
dresser with
mirror and
double bed $4,000 $500
Mo d ern arm
foa m rubber
ushioned
California
sofas $4,000 $4,000
Three g., long
California
m o d e r n
sofas $4,000 $177.Oo
3-Pc. curved
sectional sofa,
/ green decora-
! tor fabric : $349. 90 $199. .0C
Q Two piece
curved m od-
ern sectional
sofas ------ $42s.0 90 $249. 90
TERMS AVAILABLE
PENTHOUSE MODERN
| S14 10th ST. NV.
| Ask for Warehouse Floor
| HOURS:
OPEN 9-6
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

BED, double. maple. mattress anc
springs, good cond,, $50. Call IA
1902. ~
BEDS, . Eclipse HOLLYWOOD, almost
new, $40 each. $75 both. CO. D.
S270 after pm. all day Sat.-Sun.
BED, DOUBLES maple. Simmons felt
mattress, coil springs; $25. AP
T-4925. -2S
BEDRM. SET, 3-piece; 1 rollaway
bed very good cond); 1st S75 cash
takes all. Ii, 8-7774. rs
BEDROOM SUITE 7-pc. wal. SIPS;
(solid nah J. 500: Emerson radio
phono console twalD. $50; dble.
deck glass top coffee table. $50;
IOi 18th st. s.e., Apt. 2. Ii. 4-IS43
after 7;30 pm.
BEDROOM SUlTE-4-piece maple,
practically new. finest Of quality.
;reas, Call bet. and 8 pm. TU.
2sl9lH -20
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HEREFORD BULLS
I6 mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
PomTinO 6s9TsTs 1SeoSg alsS SSge nice nice
market, Va. Phone Haymarket
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STEEL.

We have all kinds of misc steel:
beams, reinforcing steel. uipe. and
plates cut to size.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-6l77
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

Gorgeous wide TAX yellow gold, 4
diamonds and 3 genuine rubies we'd
ding band. 500.
Btih lax cultured pearl and Q dia-
mend bracelet. Tremendous value.
SIT5
Diamond, lax white gold heart, 90
fuH-cht brilliant diamonds, Total
weight approx. "A carat, Sl96.
standing diamonds. approx. points
each. S195.
lust receivedl SO blue white diamond,
newest cutting. Priced to sell. S425.
All prices include Federal tax See
Mr. Brott, 917 F ST. NV. RE.
T-2075
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DINETTE, 5-pc. lined oak; good cond
No reas. offer refused. Must be solo
today. 20. 2.9A63. ., {
chairs, buffet. ch. closet, server
RA. 3-6S24.
DIN. RM., mahog., Duncan Phyte;
pieces; good cond.; bargain at SlO0
RA 6-46S3. -26
q nREA ~ JTI r-SnA2
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SPRAY FOR JAP BEETLES
OIL. 4-7381
Evening star., 1953-06-26

UNUSUAL JEWELRY
RoD1N JEWELS SOs 18th ST NV
PRINTERS!!
1. Miehle No. 2 printing press. e Job
press. 3. Folding machine. 4. Three
stones Zone steel top). 5. Melting
pot (5O0-pcund capacity.
Call in person at 902 9th st. n.w.
--29
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DESKS

New walnut, 6Ox30 Ss495: used
from S25. II you want rock bottom
prices on all types of Office furni-
ture come in to see US; Free de;
st. NV. EX. 1894.
DIAMONDS-Man's solid ct.,. $3.50:
ladies la cts. 5000; mans Ia cts.
1875; ladies cts. $3.50; mans ga
cts, -S625; ladies 3 Ct, pear shape,
Sl;oe5; LIVyINGsTo9Nss NNGsTo9ss g. co. 5423
DIAMOND RING, 60.14 kt. yellow
gold; Tiffany mounting with palla-
dunn top Certified value $500. For
sale $500. Call ia. 5-5672.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
WATER HEATERS

WATER HEA1ERS
All popular makes and sizes. No
money down, little as SIS per month
on your gas bill. SHAPIRO PLUME
ING CO., TU. 2s1900. 3O06 Ga.
ave. NV.
YOUTH BEDS, 2, and mattress: very
reasonable. Chest of drawers and "a
bed and , mattress; S,Tn "a; rlS6S S7lS6o. Co n2e
We are Johns-Manville certified
home improvement contractors.
Roofing and siding Is our business.
Exclusive distributors for Bond
stone. Our trained engineers will
help you plan that remodeling job.
For free estimate. phone OIL.
4-6133. CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO., 1919 Bethesda ave-, Beth. Md.
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SUD WANTED
By the acre. HU. 3-S295. after
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RANGES

All popular makes and models. up
No money down. payments as low
as S. per month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. TU. 2
1900. 30O6 Georgia ave- NV
Evening star., 1953-06-26

MORTAR MIXER
Good condition, S16O. JE. 3-3179.
MOTORS-l/1OO to 100 b. p. and re.
duction gear, 6-440 volts; reWound
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 7-O224
MOTORS-h and u h.p.; GE. West
tnghouse. etc: $3.50 up; AC-to-DC
rectiflers, SO each.
COLLEGE PARK CYCLE
5010 Berwyn Rd.. College Park, Nd
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FARM AND GARDEN

BOXER PUPPIES, Axe; BARGAIN. 3
WKS. TEMPORARY SHOTS AND
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IGG5-G nCG
100, 900 yards broken bricks. tile anc
ctnder block. Load your own trucks
LU. 1887, -36
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Rms. with run. water; 24-hr. phone
and e1ev. serv. S1O.50-$l7.50 wk,
l440 Rhode Island ave. NV. 20
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records of the eos and 30s. COM
MISSION SHOP. 24O5 18th st. NV
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

PENNINGTON. LIsX N . 1922 18th st: nv.
,s SSIes; /. $3.50 I Sp: pE s:l75c. -"
decorated rms; daily maid service,
switchboard service. 1712 New
sesFRRs seSsSTFRRs1Es EorEt: sEi RN Ris, ) SO 3. 7a2se
250-room modern residential hotel,
exclusively for women: near. Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation SCI.
rms. with running water and tele.
phone: ample bath and laundry 10.
cilities: hair. dryers sewing room:
private club atmosphere. Rates. 81
1884 COLUMBIA RD. 81, So Wf..
sgle. dble. rms. clean. cool. dwntn. !:
on bus and carline: showers free
WESLEY HALEMssl. and II; twin SSS bed.
rms: daily maid service; running
ACTIVITIES; HTI y essI;.sTV' sTV' 1925 21st st. NV.
1883 PARK RID. Immaculate rms.
for young men. Excellent location.
(SO0d narkinn 60 uk mr. COQ~A
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CART,YT,E HOTEI,
S125O A WEEK

Large double room next to bath, suit.
able for 2 persons: maid service.
Walking distance downtown. In good
NV. location. Call Elk. 3-1915. RE
7-O540 or NE. S-S044. 90
Evening star., 1953-06-26

RECORDERS-Revere. Webcor. Pen
tron. Concertone. etc; demonstra-
tors. UP to 40es OF. Tape 4OeGon
$50 FIDEI Try SOUND CO.. l429
Evening star., 1953-06-26

NEON SIGNS, one reading "Watch-
maker" one 'Jewelry. Watch Re.
pairing: 2 showcases, one 6 it., one
! It., one wall case, 6xS #. Ii
OAK fence pickets. 4Ox3. 10c each
Phone 10. S-7669 80
OFFICE FURNITURE, 3 regulation
office files. Excellent condition. Elk.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

LAWN MOWERS. 75, reconditioned
and sharpened. IS ca; power now
ers. without engines. $50. Call all
day Sat. and Sun. 1888 r. l. ave.
LAWN MOWER, power. 49,. Briggs
& Stratton motor; good condition;
$40. Call JU. 1904. -2S
LAWN MOWER-Hand; GOOD condi-
tion, 81 OIL, Q-S15Q -27
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Senate Is divided On Slash
n Ar Force Appropriations

billion dollar cut in the Air Forces
before III ever vote for it. =
Wilson has spent good portion
Of the last two days before the
Senate group. under questioning
about the administration action ia
cutting the Air Force goal for mid
1855 from 1as wings to 10, each
containing from so to rs planes.
The revised Pentagon budget
also calls for about five billion
dollars less In new funds for the
Air Force IN the fiscal year start
ing July ]. President Eisenhower,
in his radio address Tuesday night,
said 60 cents Of every defense dol
lar viii still be going into Navy
and Air Force air power.
Wilson told the senators yester-
day that the 14S-Wing goal of the
Truman administration had been
slipping further from realization
for more than three years and he
added:
When we say 10 wings We
we mean 100. I
Ferguson said discussion about
q certain number Of wings or SO
: y ri Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Ell EDMiN 3. PARKINSON

WASHINGTON tR The E;san.
hover administrator explanation
of its decision to cut the Air Force
goal from 143 to 100 wings and
slash its funds five billion dollars
left a sharp division il Senate
ranks today.
Sen. Ferguson (R-Miehl, chair.
man Of an appropriations subcom-
mittee considering the new defeens
budget, said he believes Secretary
of Defense Wilson s'has made 4
good case for the new program.
s.After all, the 143-wing goal of
the Truman administration was
Just q paper target that could not
be hit" Ferguson said Secretary
Wilson assures lis he has more
money now than win be spent ii
the next fiscal year"
Sen. Hill o. la) also ! member
of the committee, disagreed sharp
" in q separate interview. He
said:
Mr.. Wilson certainly has not
convinced me, nor apparently most
other members Of the committee.
He viii have to justify the five
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
Democrats May Make Political
Gains As Result Of COP Fight

January for the two agencies, and
Democrats were drafting amend.
nents To restore some IF The cuts
imposed by the appropriations
COMMITTEES.
They weren't too optimistic about
Winning when the showdown yotine
comes, probably tomorrow, bnI
want to get Republicans on he
record against what some Demo,
Gratis caIl adequate financing for
the government labor and health
education and welfare programs.
Ignoring warnings from COP
Representatives BurCick (ND) and
Jensen Qowal that they we're
cutting their political threats I
most Republicans lined a. yester.
day behind 4 losing drive to cut
s. million dollars from the 1854
farm conservation program
Supporting the amendment q
hold the 1864 program to tire i4o
millions recommended 81 the 81.
senhOWer administration were Isl
Republicans ard <a Democrats
Against the amendmens. and 81
the winning side. we're rs Demo.
craft, independent and 81 Repub.
licans.
Democrats kept noticeabIy quiet
as Republicans batiIed back ara
forth over the conservation pro.
granl before the House voted tie
lss Millions recommended by ths
appropriations committee
Proponents oE the cut claimed
The program. designed to encoura q
farmers d conserve soil fertility
was waslefaI
opponeuts argued II was needed
10 assure sufficient productive land
IL future years ID produce food
for ! growing population
4 limit Of 81 90 was voted al
conservation payments fhat may
Be made b individual farmers The
present limit * 81 500
There were 10 cuts II aetual
money all0tEnenss rs tie House
passed TIE bin. - Il and sent il
b the Senate
Exclusive III she 1851 ennsery
ton program author atic Tar
which money must Be provided
aext yearthe bill carries S7fa
5A5 ,szs NJ finance the Arirusasre
Department tnr TIA ronaing fiscal
yea.
This Is 81. les.sIa below tie
Truman request bit 8 50 s
more than Presilent
sought q was she first tine sgg
rear that TIE House voted more
money than tha nv eat
requested
he Senate reversed sl rru.
rednre luo. vosing u cst cIsey
ID below the Horse ~
Redaeiinns ~ shaus fsve nlii
inllaFs were als IN
lte Late ysstef 81 81 sasss
sois - first Il mar 81
measure tAis IS
iens oiees nj
he Saale sed ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21

Len d0llars b rln u eoyeFn sars
agencies Il fiseaI Isl s. lrsfed
with asi Millions d Ire Hoase
version The differences WIN S.
ironed out ID c0nEence
The Senate did eliminate enc
House ecooiay ~ Faline IL perraif
s 900 ioa rent public hoaxine s.rIii
sssrts ii fiscal iss This wss s
Inc With j reeunaa ticn fr,oga
Eisenhower The Ese reScetell
aay pahlle has starts n -
next yrar.
81 nsiias fll-Tal1 aca
ai Ak the cuts u she Ill ~
- So ssS wcu g
save 4 pe II sperriar heea -
ey Na hsye d Is nae up
12ter
e angy decreased ygted na -
oaF as s ~ - Fsse..sll
a sg
i e earanx sxarsn IS
90 - M heez
s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
'OSs COUNTRY CT IER
with
Moe Vhife

Mary, my wife, asked me as
] was dunlSing 4 doughnut In
my second cup of coffee, where
I was heading for. Mary al
ways likes to yaclxeta ct the
breakfast table. Me I'd
rather read the paper.
Jax to West Palm Beach
with a load of new cars. i
told her. Plus d student.
She raised her eyebrows.
Student ? " she asked.
Part Of our driVer-trainer
program, = / told her. Its part
Of the duty Of us professional
truck drivers. This student IS
from the University Of Flor.
ida. For several hundred miles
he's going to drive. I'm going
to observe him closely from
the angles Of attitude. foot
and-hand reaction time and
many other functions. That's
the way they break in al oF
Tia. 4
Mary was determined "a
talk A college man. en- {" she
asked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21

many unspent billions is only con-
fusing.
Under the revised 10 wing
interim goal Of the Eisenhower adj
ministration this nation should
have ! LOT more modern combat
planes and much more striking
power tia. the unreached l4s-
wing paper target. be said.
Wilson and Deputy Secretary
Roger M. Kyes stressed that even
with the reduced appropriations re-
quest the Air Force VIII have 10
billion dollars to spend after July
/, counting unspent funds voted by
previous Congresses.
They said only about is billion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21

Yupn / said. laying down
my paper. Matter Of fact. the
colleges and universities are
paying more and more attea.
ton to the trucking industry.
Only yesterday. Mr.. Charles
Gertner. general manager Of
the Florida Trucking Assoc
alton, and Major a. %. Toms.
sello, public relations director.
told me that the University az
Florida IS thinking Of starring
courses d highway transpcrs
tati0n.
Il think that's wonderful "
Mary said.
So does the Florida Truc.
ing Association, said. Mat.
ter Of fact Mr.. Gertner said
the association has already
raised $4,000 Tor scholarship
That's what I like about our
association. Its really on The
ball
It's doing 4 wonderful joh
Mary agreed so long
teacher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
la FORCE GUILTY
ON CHARGE OF
POS ONINs RIVAL.

LOS ANGELES l An honor
science student has been convicted
on 1 charge Of putting poison ID
beverages destined Tor tile husband
II the Girl he loved. But tie jury
held be didn't try d commit nun.
den.
Richard IA Force faces 1 prison
term Of from j 10 ID years or
he could get probation. A hearing
for sentence Or probation Is SET
for June ito.
The panel of eight women and
four men convicted him yesterday
of ningliHg poison with beverages
with intent to harm Robert HAY
den husband 0f Joyce Hayden. the
students former sweetheart All
the principals are 10.
Tia Force was acquitted on Two
counts Of attempted murder aud
another Of mingIing poison with
beverages intended for Joyce
La Force testified during his
dramatic month long trial that he
took the blame III tie case u shield
hrs Hayden. he testified Re Iaieht
Be the father Of the child she 81.
poets ii iWo months. Joyce denied
his allies ations of intina cies.
81 don't feel Il was inst YER
dict the California Institute III
Technology student said after the
jury decision was read i hone the
ID eOpIe who accused Me I'D
happy
The Haydens were not ii court
Joyce commented al their home
n Glad Richard didn't res I'll
scot free | sim cant understand
with al the evidence there was
Why he wasn't convicted d II
least one d the murder charles
are going u try u forres
we ever knew Richard. He ana
bis folks should consider fhesn.
selves very fortunate he got 81 81
lightly
HARDEN commented He Knows
he's guilty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21

dollars would be spent ii the next
fiscal year
Even If Congress restored the
five billions cut from the old Tru.
man budget, Wilson said, we
could not spend any part Of Il
"a to strengthen the nations air
position. :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
EASING Or TRAVEL I'D T.E :
RULES FOR CZECHS PRO ID
Freeing Of Oatis
FOLLOWED Notes
From, Eisenhower
TO Czech Leader
~ WARREN ROGERS JR.

WASHINGTON H. Communist
czechosIoyakia, III freeing Associa-
ated Press Correspondent william
N. Oats, acted six weeks after
President Eisenhower offered to
consider easing trade and travel
restrictions against the Czechs.
The White Hoase last night re-
leased copies Of messages ex-
changed between Eisenhower and
new czech President Antonin zapo-
tOeky.
Eisenhower's message, dated
March 50, told Zapotocky that II
he would release Oats the u. S.
would be willing to negotiate lifting
81 sanctions imposed against
Czechoslovakia when the IieWsman
was jailed Is months ago.
zapotockys reply, dated May Is,
Informed Eisenhower that Oats
was being pardoned on that day
and would not have to complete
tie rest Of his IO-year sentence on
conviction 81 spying
u, S. Ambassador George Wads.
worth and Czech Prime Minister
s s,.. NJ fgo chief execIfives
Tn nd n,,hl;c announcement If
nsi;ss fresing Nat IS Zapotocky
IA said rs S. acted 81 ! direct az
Deal for mercy nom Mrs Oats.
~ fhat sine ne state Department
sa,a s.thare rasn.t snv deaf, he.
s IS :, az H & ard caechosIovakia
tn go IN ,,avvsra AZ
81 ~ !, q ,sIb;ta sso,,sa also xaid Iast
nlsh 81 sbss eeek b..Iare OATS was
r ,,sS... " Sseretarv # State Dulles
.s,,,a,Is dinIorn = rs represent tions'
" ~ f,yech gnvernnlenf
The announcement aIso said MRS.
nstis nersonaIlv visited Dulles
March II said Dulles told. her
s IS, NJ ~ II gova,.n,,enf would
", 49,. 81 II; ri s.,,.s,ey. ~ vat her h,is.
IS sss s y. g 81 1
Mrs. ostss said il New YORK she
gs' 4, Eisa,,t9,s,ar ana Ilt,lIes after
III, s rew drainistrafinn took Office
~ 81 haea,,sa she wanted ia
prSsarvs tna s. rnnfin,,lty 81 her q.
se, 80 =, trea m, b,,shand E,nr tI,e
s ,sl cocoon sI,a said sl,e visited
n.,ises
T1s1ss 8, III rat,,rn, Il, ire If 9
q 1900 80, decI;,ed IS sav whetl,er
IS eervad ~ II 8 povernTnent
Il, 80 carssI,v pl,iia ~ was
i /. sS.'eissed press correspondent 81
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
suRscRlsg 70 &c ANN
For Athletes Foot

Use tai for 3 20 S DAYS. il
actually pesls Off me cutter skin.
exposes buried fungi and KILLS
on CONTACT. " not pleased with
instanf.drying TAI, your zoe
back at asv trua st~rA Today n
GARDENERS PHARMACY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-21
@ lie lALlA E. AkRooAsT.

WILLIAM z ~ NkOGASI
WASHINGTON II Democrats
hoped 70 make political capital
today as the House started debate
on ! s., s6s ,55e1 SO bin Is finance
The Labor and Welfare Depart
menss for the fiscal year starting
July !.
They figured they enhanced
their 1864 election chances yester-
day as they beat down j Repnb-
.llcan.led drive to cut agriculture
funds.
The labor.weIfare bin Il Sis2..
49, ,2sI below the anaounts former
President Truman requested last
distributed IL members 81 The
Associated Press.
" Additionally advance copies
win be made available ID news
agencies and an news media which
apply therefor. They win he priyi-
legged % utilize tie information
contained therein with some rea-
s0nable limitation "a direct quota.
ton ok Air. Oats, own words Z
The Czech announcement 81
Oats pardon May is did not
mention the Eisenhower Zap0to cly
exchange. II told only ~ MRS:
0aiis request to heed 1 simple
plea for mercy and put a. end
ID this bitterly unhappy situation
ii which my husband and are
entrappe
The State Department said Nay
IS that, with oats release We
are now ii position 10 give eonsid-
GRAFTON ID TIE removal 81 those.
restrictions Il Imposed when he
vas imprisoned.
The restrictions were these
4. Al barrier 10 Czech exports toI
tie y. s. which had been running
s. high IS - million dollars q
year.
Z A ban On oia exports rum
the u. S. u Cxeehosl0Vakia.
8 A policy against travel q
c1eehoslosalia 81 any American
not a. essential official business
Az han against flighls og Czech
commercial planes over ne {, S.
rome ~ Germany with Britain ara
French cooperation, this cut off
Czech flights over III West Ger
snary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-03-05
T. M. Waller, Experiment Station
State College, Mississippi

80. G: isProUd Of rs
esoTd OF service 70
ssfssdPpi formers for
y ysors.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-03-05
Z RANCH, Winona, Mississippi

Much to the surprise of Mr..
Tardner some of the colored land
]wners terminated his leases the
next day following the field
rails and he was forbidden to
frespass on their property. AS a
esult the Mississippi Amateur
Field Trials were not run in
holmes county in 1852 as had
been planned. They moved to
Columbia and were held on a
tract of land given by the Gov
ernor OF Mississippi for the pur-
pose. ...f
incidentally, hunters moved in
on the property formerly held
under protective lease by Gard
ner and killed all Of the quail.
Such incidents indicate that all
is not peaches and cream in the
dog-training business and it was
great disappointment to Gard
ner that the Southern Regional
Amateur Championship which
had planned to hold the 1852
stakes in Holmes county passed
us up.
Training dogs is a pretty ex-
pensive operation-and one that
puts out goodly sum Of money
locally in the county for supplies
and services.
Mr. Gardner mas now complet-
ed leasing additional lands Che
pays out about $1,000 a year for
leasing the lands for training pur-
poses) which runs the cost OF
training to around $1,000 a covey
or fifty cents per bird alone with
out the other expense involved
In addition equipment such as
trucks, kennels, saddle horses, etc.