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DIAMOND BARGAINS

DIFFICULT TO DUPLICATE
Diamond, platinum .straight row
bracelet, 3 carats of the finest full
cut diamonds. Terrific buy. S795.
Our own creation lax. white-gold
diamonds. $500. 16 points less than
> carats Guaranteed perfect,
newest cutting, highest-grade dia-
mcnd. $500. Z points less than
/ carat. brilliant diamond. real
fash. $500 All prices include fed
eral tax. Our so years of iewelry
experience assures you of the best
values always. See Mr.. BROTT,
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FIREPLACE
SCREENS
So to Sc
en- tn G.

WORTH $40 10 SIS
GICHNER. 2513 NJ ST NV
Daily, sac to $40; Sunday. 10 to 2
FOAM RUBBER, 3Ux76 mattress, S25
large sheets. 90c ID. J. Il. GIcH.
NER, 2513 NJ st NV
FLOOR MACHINE, tenants indus
trial Model v. LA. 6-4303. ~
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DIAMONDS
Unredeenned

1. Mans 3-ct., perfect, a very
brilliant stone, tooth" mtg. Sc
.. Lady's 24-ct. blue white, per-
feet cut. lax. y. 6. dia. fish
tail mtg. -. 80 l
8. Lady's dia. and opal cluster
ring-26 cut diamonds and
beautiful fire opal, plat. mtg.
4. Lady's platinum dia. bar pin
pr full-cut diamonds-ap-
proximately pa cts: beauti- :
uflly made filigree work 8
8. Lady's 3-dia. ring - total
weight appx. 3A carats--a
very stunning ring, set in
handmade plat. mtg.--must be .
seen to be appreciated 3
6. Mans 1A-carat-fine blue
white, a nice show-14k. y. g. .
mtg. with side rubies ~ 2
z. .Lady's plat. hi. watch and
bracelet = studded with los
diamonds and made of plati- j.
num-a real buy 4
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feet: ideal boardine houses restau-
rants: below wholesale IN any guam
tity 435 K ST NV Free parklng
GUITARS, Sl4.5O up. Lessons ioIS
songs. Open ewes. GUITAR SHOP
o299o n St NV Nj NE al s-la1s ,a1sr .c-
GSS, ton. Mh1hifiaeiKsair' sheiisal XII seS7ao S7aU 'e'
used. TRADING POST, 3336-3S M
st. NV. AID. 2-9330,
GUN. Belgian Browning, 16 gauge.
,Sweet Sixteenl, new. CUTS Comp.
3 tubes. % case: SlSo; dsSs No trades After
Gun, Marlin 1890 deer rife deluxe;
Will trade for SX-2SA receiver and
sneaker. Must be in excel oond'
GGGNssMs % stevens ,,.soI. LIZA. ,I pump s,s 90 90
Sei sf5 ST il. susS s1sS7si pistols '4'' $40 70
GIUNS-New $3.50 winchester care
SsE; 6.5 Mannlicher. SiS7.60;
others. OIL. 6-73S7.
GUNS - ATTENTION HUNTERS
boxes of ammunition free with eaen
food stock of used, hand guns: also
Duy and trade modern and antique
Suns. Open today 10 to 4. NC
Clure's Gun Shop. 717. So, WASH
ington ST., Falls Church. Va. JE'
GUSS@savage iJSss c5o-aooo like new,
$40; sell sos: Savage ~ high
power S60. Ithaca 20-ga. double.
sos. Private owner. Union 4-3l 90.
GUNS, = Remington, 80 calber, Gus.
tom stock, model 116Q; eSprrrinsheld
SpeTter;; 3os06' ~ .Ssn. SrSSl2; n.w or
used. S TRADING PosT, 3336-3s NJ
st NV AID 2-9330.
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FURNITURE
ALL. MODERN

Low-cost warehouse operation, fac
tory closeout and surplus stock add
UP to real money saving values. shop
us and compare.
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MlscELLANEo0s FOR sALR

BICYCLES, English, new models. viii
Sturmey- Archer. 3-speed: S4S up
GILBERT. l106 H st. ne
excel. cond.. $50; books and records
10c; inverter, SO; T-square, 81. 80
also Leroy set, picture frames, glas.
and china. 412 E. Capitol st.
BICYCLE, Schwinn boys 26-in.; goot
cond.. brand-new tires; reasonable
ia. 9-6l49.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in., Schwinn
good condition; S15. Ju. 5-S291.
BICYCLE-Girl's; SO. OIL. 4-16S7
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE
Q21 G ST NV

92l G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
DI. 7-3731. Open daily I'll Z, Mon
days and Thursdays til Q. Park
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill.
SO N. GLEBE RD.
ARLINGTON. VA.
JA. S-6al4; n block from Arl. blvd,
next TO Buckingham housing deyel-
opment. Open daily til 9, Saturday
til z. Plenty of free parking space
in our large shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL z PM.
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BEDROOM-MODERN

bEDhOOM-MODEINN
Blond. Featuring, an 8-drawer dou.
4-drawer chest and full-size book
case bed. This 3-piece suite manu-.
factured to sell for much. much
more. Although Ny Friend Johr
prices are based on cash selling
easy monthly credit terms may bt
arranged. Our written lowest-pricc
guarantee given with every pur-
chase. All three pieces. 500.
ATLAS FURNITURE
0o1 G st. NV. WASHINGTON, D. C..
DI; 1871. and SO No, Glebe rd
Arlington. Va. IA. S-6914.
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HEATERS

HEATERS
Quick disposal sale on circulating
oil-space heaters.
LARGE QUANTITY
LIKE NEW
WHILE THEY LAST
MEDIUM $50
ABCD CORP.
1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
or. 4-sT55 --26
HEATILATOR unit for fireplace, %
in; never been used. S35. UN.
IossifAL Iso9ssssiiffAL s.s5 ~. BED, egsss new, never
SIS. eicaNEiR RRi ilst suRpEus. spE SSis II
Hor WATER HEHTER-52 gal. eiec-
trie trio Frisidaire;, . IKE new. new. $50; cash
poT eHr WATER SasTTfE raNk 3t eSSSf witS hand heater
$15 complete. Also coal turn; to
densburg I'd. ne. La. $500.
HOUSE to. demolish. having good
seasoned lumber to make way for
apt; 1902 Ft. Myer dr.. Arl. "a.
IRONER. Kenmore, de luxe, elee.
console. 20" roll with knee control
and light. 3-bar clothes rack, Used
5 times. Like new. S110 cash. OIL.
RONER, GE, slightly used. Wo.
!RONER. Thor, good working order.
Sl5. JU. 5-5137.
IRONER, APEX, floor model, works
perfectly, $50. EN-. 3-00lO, 37l2
Ingomar ST. NV.
1roner, Electric, Conlon
White porcelain, SS5. Wo. 6-a354.
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MlscELLANEous FoR sALR

FLORAL. SLIP COVERS for clul
chair; bedspread. curtains, English
china plates, 4 sizes. ia. 9-504S.
FOAM RUBBER, cut any size. 24X
76x4. 2 for $50. 2145 + st. NV.
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Brick-Lu1nber
Wrecking Many Jobs

OdVC % y p y
Buy good used, clean lumber. about
u cost Of new. Lumber, all sizes.
Timbers. joists. sheeting. flooring.
doors, sash. steel beams. pipe, plumb.
ing. heating plants. radiators. :!
materials of all kinds. Free delivery.
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS
ARROW WRECKING COMPANY
100 s CAPITOL. Ii 3-226l
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DINING ROOM DE Luxe
9 N. Glebe Rd.. Arlington,
IA 2.RQ1A
DINING ROOM

Don't buy before you visit us
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 209o to 50%
on new sample cloSeouts
Look at these bargains:
Solid lined oak extension tables anC
$3.50; fine lined oak ext. H; console soil
and 3 leaves, was $109.50. nov
S54.75; genuine mahogany drop lea
ext. table, was SS9:50, now $57.95
4Aany more bargains too numerous tC
mention. Open Thursday till 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 9TH st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OE WASH
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(G;UNS-USED

HEARING AID--3 complete units,
:! Western Electric. ! Belltone; lats
models. total value. S400, all $50.
OIL. 4-2321.
HEATER-GE reflector bowl: cost
S995; sell for $3.50. EN-. 3-S354.
HEATER-Space heater. cabinet type.
oil ank and fittings; SIS. WA.
7-Sl79.
HEATER. coal and wood. SIS and SI5.
Coal furnace, never fired. $3.50.
HE 4-33SS.
HEATERS. new. used: repairs tgaL
1O11 7th st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
water, gas, Ruud,
Monel metal 80 gals. like new; cost
S@45. sell $50 or best offer. EN-.
2-433T -22
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STORE OF WASH.
DINING ROOM DEIJTXT

ished@ extension table, B matching
side chairs, one arm chair with
modern tweed upholstered seats,
beautiful glasS-do6r china cabinet,
spacious buffet with ample storage
space for silver and linens. A fabu-
prices are based on cash selling,
easy monthly credit terms may be
arranged. Our written "lowest
price" guarantee given with every
purchase. Our usual low price, S449.
Only one floor sample, S247.
ATT AS FTTRNTTTTRE
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FURNISHINGS

Chest. excel cond.; $3.50. Modern
dresser, $3.50 Beds. SIS. Couch,
like new. $50. Amberina vase, $3.50.
Occasional chairs. $3.50 up. Book
cases, $3.50. Coffee tables, $3.50 to
SO. Odd tables. 81 up. Lamps.
$3.50. ODD chairs. 81. Cabinet,
S1..0. China cabinet. SI25N Writ
ing table. $40. Boys bicycle, SEQ.
Open Sun. Ewes, till :. BELL
KINDS. Alp E. Capitol St. Ii. A.
?6SS. P. S. See our add under
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BICYCLE SALE

10 to 2 Sunday, fine English bicycles,
large selection; 20". S3S.45; "a
1895; 70" S39.95; 26", 3-speed.
$44. .95 and no tax Hurry to Arling-
toms Oldest and finest bicycle shop.
]. NJ MOODY CYCLE SHOP. $50
So o2d ST Arl OF 4-a354
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FURNISHINGS

FURNISHINGS
Lowest prices carefully &C.
lected from the type of owners
who do not care to have the
general public trample thru
their nice homes. Large $14b
blond mahog. kneehole desk,
for $50; secty., $45; 2-pc.
green liv. rm. suite, S75; plat
form rockers; occ. chairs: end
tables, misc. THE Little
Store Around the Corner"
1929 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Open weekdays It'll z pm.
EN-. 2-6677.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 PM.
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Used letter-Size wood transfer files.
S1.75. Used 4-drawer steel. letter
size. $3.50. New 2-drawer steel
letter size. $685. N FRANK &
SONS. Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974.
FIR PLYWOQD, exterior: cut-to- Size.
1920 Wilson blvd, ia. ABBA.
RUCKER LUMBER.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS .2h-gal
S-A. $40; foam, S12.50; 15-lb. coz.
$3.50 2513 NJ st. NV. EX 3-3527
FIREPLACE SET. screen and and
irons. tools, $50. JU: 5-3237.
FIREPLACE TOOLS. solid brass. 4
pices; coffee table and Bendix
washer. ia. 2-2502.
FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT Comb
screen. andirons and FIRE set. S47
Sale price, S37 -S5 MALONEY'S.
INC S126 Ga. ave. S, s.. Md.
/ JU S-3333
FIREPLACE MANTELS - Antiques
with hand engravings and ornamen-
tations. Excel cond. Free del, $50
each DU T-6644 --24
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MiscFLLANroUs FOR SALE

'SsEFEss sS54EsAsH r's 'Ht; sSgsry stgs sS5t' e.
726 l2La st. Sc Ii s-9506
BULLDOZER, I'd .. excel eond.
HID 10 blade and pan, HID 10 blade
and pan, AC loader. LO. 10000.
d. Caterpillar. wide
gauge track, 2 yrs. old; excellent
condition: priced for quick sale
LO D-0H(fR after n n m 90
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DOORS I !!

Combination. heavy-duty, all-alumi.
mum, S4S.50. Also storm windows
most sash sizes. S17.95: easements
eagl 19W sumner HF prices; FLA n financed IN ID
or night. including Sunday.
DRAPES, brand-new, antique satin
lined, pinch-pleated; + pairs. SO
DRAPEs. beaut., traverse. pleated
l5l" wide, 1O7" long, match misc
pees;; 20" imported crystal CHAN
BELIZE q! 5sIl ssfety sfsy 45oHSgAR 4R Ss44z eGs'
DRAPES, gray, . prs. 9O-in., ? prs
45-in., fully lined, pinch pleated
excel. cond. ia. 1851.
DRAUGHT BEER sYsTEM-(CooL
WSARe WRESAAReHT2; TT2iG;rn 3 on1AP TAPs s4AsTD,rp AMD l
NY'S TAVERN. 829 14th ST. NV.
Ma. S-1S83
DRESSES, cocktail (2), ! blue bugle,
y and net, both size -. RA. 3-62s6;
cond:; $l1 takes all. Boys clothing,
age Il stout. EN-. 3-4293.
DRESSES, suits and hats. perfect
DRESSER; ANTIQUE, marble top. Also
bedrm. furniture. See janitor. 204
F st. NV. Best offer.
DRUM OUTFIT. S35 and up: drum
repairs and accessories RATHER S
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
DRUMS-New, used, bought, traded
Progressive instructions. DRUM
CENTRE. 1901 G st. NV, DI
DRYER, automatic, brand-new Ham.
nf,sr' ilft,9r' meyer f1I ssoda gsed; $3.50 or o' best
DUPLICATURS--All types. hand and
electric AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. l43I E. Capitol st. Ii. 3-O082,
ELEC. REFGR., stove. washer. vac
uum; wardrobe trunk. firepl equip;
blue rug. rollaway bed. NO. 1921
ELECTRIC RANGE, Frigidaire. de
luxe double oven, radianttube
cooking units. one can be used as
deep well: excel. cond.; $125. 443l
EEEeTRIc Gl1SGIs s. train, n;M; Lionel ,oa7. en-
gine and s cars. 2s pieces Of
ELEC. SINGER port. Sewing machine.
sews and runs like new; real bar
ELECTRIC BLANKET. GE. double,
dual control; cost $50, sell S35;
brand new. 1901 Georgia ave-,
ELECTRO STEAM RADIATOR heat
err;, portable, plug-in, like new; S15.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. track and acces-
sories; Lionel 90 gauge; good cond.
Rec Scnable prices. WO. ,6-4933.
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel O-gauge,
smoke: whistle transformer. UN.
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BULLDOZER

D-2 Caterpillar; complete with elec
starting and angle blade; excel
cond. A steal at S4.250. Cal
HARTLEY, JU. 9-1310 or JU
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ENCYCLoPAEDIA BRITTANIcA. 1e1.

ENCXCLOPAED1A BRITANNICA 1911
edition, flexible leather with gold.
complete, excel. cond.: also complete
Harvard classics. Call JU 9-5455.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRiTTANiCA, 1850
edition. like new. with bookcase and
yearbooks to date: $3.50. JU. 5-S932.
ENCYCLOPEDIA WORLD BOOK. first
choice schools and libraries, homes
need same as schools use. More
WORLD BOOKS bought annually
than any other in America. Invest
Xmas savings in FUTURE-not
just gift. $40 down NOW delivers
for Xmas. Makes better grades in
school CO I-351h
ENGINE GENERATOR XIV. no.
volt. 60-cvcle, &C. 10-hp p. Hercules
water-c cooled engine: weather proof
housing; skid mounted; S295. JE.
3-0166
ENLARGER, Kodak. portable, minia-
ture, new. never unpacked, $50:
Mans LeCoultre automatic wrist
watch, gold finish. $3.50. EN-.
EVENING DRESSES, teen-age size u.
blue tulle, $40 each. Call EN-.
FENCE POSTS. locust and steel. new.
cheap. JA 2-92S5. 90
don't miss. Today, CO. 5-4625;
wk., 1112 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
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ELECTRIC STOVES

(6) Hotpoint. in good working cond.
So each. OIL. 2-26@S. ~
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel; complete
layout on AXIS plyboard; perfect
cond. reas. LA. 6-43S2. -22
TRAIN. "H o.; complete
set on open bench work type table
Over $50 feet of running track with
IS switches in actual operation
and cab control Trains run over
split three-level elevation. Three
engines, over 40 freight cars and q
small consist of PASSENGER cars
This is one layout that must be seen
to be appreciated Set will only
be sold in its entirety. JU. 7-5SS5
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
SPECIAL PURCHASE 125 4-DRAWER
LETTER FIREPROOF INSULATED
SHAW WALKER FILES: ORIGINAL
COST NEW S212, SPECIAL SALES
TEST LABEL 1-HOUR GUARAN-
TEE. FREE DELIVERY AND PARK
ING. LIKE NEW CONDITION
MANHATTAN OFFICE FOT1IP co.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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GROCERIES,

New fresh nationai brands, some
labels torn come dented some per-
feet; ideal boarding houses restau-
rants: below wholesale in any guam
tity 435 K St NV Free parklng
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,JALOUSIES

1roner, Electric, Conlon
White porcelain, SS5. WO. 6-9354.
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FILING CABINETS
FTTE CARTNETS

Ea sy AT ction Shaw Walker, 4-drawer.
S17.T5 complete. Legal or letter
Limited ouantity D. C. SURPLUS
SALES 511 New Jersey ave NV
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RAPY FTJRNITURE SALE

Monday Only, 9 AM. to 3 P.M.-CaSh
Huge sale Of floor samples and one
of-s:kind numbers. Cribs from from
chairs. S7.95; playpens. S7.95: car
seats. csc; car beds, $2.95. Sale on
brand-new cribs. StorkIne, Ihayer
S24.05; ali $50 cribs, S34.95. Also
sale on table and chair sets; tri-
cycles; toy chests; pedal cars: rock
ers, etc. Absolutely guaranteed the
lowest prices ir town; aruousp
S55 Cedar st. NV. ia. 9-0879
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BABY FURN. SALE

Must sacrifice, floor model. and one
of-a.kind Storking. Kroll, Lullabye,
etc. cribs. Also carriages; play, syo
open Mon, Wed. and Fri. nights.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP, 2461 18th
st. NV, opposite Ambassador The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
Chapter Eleven
A. NswsssGOsss

THE hot glare of moons shadow
L less sunlight was on Main
Street when Jim Rimbaad came
out of the Alhambra Hotel. He had
slept the clock around, yet he
didn't feel rested. He had downed
two cups Of black coffee in the
dining room but still felt sluggish
and depressed. Even the cigarette
he smoked didn't taste right.
TOO much bourbon last night"
Rimbaud reflected modify.
But he knew it was more than
that. This wasn't an ordinary
hangover caused by indulgence
after long abstinence. It was
spawned by bleak sense of fulfil
ity and Illustration. He had come
to Junction with the most peace
full intentions a man could have,
wanting food and rest and another
look at Eve Odegarde. But he had
been challenged at everylturn. Re-
solved to quit the gun game, he
had been obliged to take on the
Sorriest chore in the book-protec-
ton of a homestead against big
outfit invasion. And Eve Odegarde
was engaged to the man he was
obligated to. 1t seemed as if the
whole deck was stacked against
him.
Rimbaud discarded the cigarette
and gave Main Street a squint-
eyed appraisal. The town had
looked good to him when he rode
in last night. A moonlit oasis. But
now functions warped planks and
dilapidated buildings stood re-
vealed in all their harsh reality.
Sheriff Sol Robillarde came out
of the Shanghai Cafe and stood
there prying at his teeth with a
toothpick while Rimbaud walked
up to him. Good morning" Robil-
larde greeted in a blandly imper-
sonal voice. whats this / hear
about you riding for Sam Mai
benz"
'You heard right" Rimbaud
said.
oAI THE tItda - q fugitive from
justice" Robillarde insisted. "A
wanted cow thief. Why get mixed
up with him7"
MY business" Rimbaud said.
I'm warning you that any in
reference with the capture of
Maiben will not be tolerated"
Rimbaud laughed at him. He
asked, Would that be a threat or
a warning, Sol?"
A warning. My political future
may depend on what takes place
in the next few days. / want no
more trouble for the newspapers
to puff UP into headlines. Don't
want it, and won't stand for it,"
"So?" Rimbaud unused. well,
now I'll tell you something, Sol.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

bush would be nagging COM
panion, and Wariness would be
MS only shield.
He crossed the slope some three
miles north OF the ridge, and
presently entering the Spanish
Strip road, followed i 20 the broad
crest Of Big Mesa. Here he halted,
scanning his backtrial and giving
the roundabout terrain guessing
attention. No risen dust show ed
anywhere and no sound disturbed
the MINDLESS. sun warmed air.
When he turned into a westward
trail he noticed two sets Of horse
trackS-one set headed toward the
road, and another set angling
away from it. Keeping to one side
OF the tracks, he observed a SINH
larity in the footprints, as if they
might have been made BY the
same horse. But the tracks were
five or six hours old, he judged.
and SO disregarded them as his
horse eased down a narrow, steep
tilted trad into Embrace Canyon.
Presently, as the roam drank
from a pool in a boulder-strewn
creek at the canyons bottom. Rim
baud had an overwhelming urge
to take swim. This was more
water than he had seen in months.
Not enough to swim in, really;
but a man could splash around in
1t and get himself wet all over.
Rimbaud scanned the towering
wall of Jigsaw Divide. which rose
high above the canyon. This might
be one of the places Roman Four
would watch in the hunt Tor sam
Maiben. But he detected no sign
or sound of movement anywhere
on the divide, and water was
hugely tempting.
'In risk it" Rimbaud decided
with a gamblers fatatiSrn.
Tying the roam TO a ciump Of
brush, he took of his clothes and
eased into the pool. This was bet
ter than any barbershop bathtuh.
1t reminded him of his boyhood in
Texas; how he used 70 ride ten
dusty heat-hammered miles for
the boyish pleasure of taking
belly-splashers in a muddy river.
There had been no other BOYS 10
share the fun. but he had whooped
and hollered, making believe that
he was accompanied By roIlicking
companions. He recalled the fine
feeling OF the water against his
flesh when he first jumped in and
how his father had poked fun al
him, warning that he'd grow up
web-footed. A long. long time
ago. -.
Rimbaud was splashing around
and thoroughly enjoying himself
when q voice called, Is that you,
SAM"
A woman's voice.
To be eantinuedi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
Gunfiqhter' S Return
by Leslie Ernenwein

Any Roman Four rider that tres
passes or Maiben's property will
do so at his own risk"
You're just asking for trouble, y
Robillarde warned again. Just
asking for il"
Sure" Rimbaud peered, like
asked Ernie Link to take a pot
shot at me from the Shiloh's back
door"
Then he went on to the stable to
have his horse saddled. Joe Cab
bert came out of the harness room,
tousle-haired and yswning. "a big
night" the liveryman rejected.
You leavin' so soon?"
Rimbaud nodded. handed him a
silver dollar, and asked, Which is
the best way to Sam Maiben'S
placer"
$50 them rumors is true" Cab
bert said. We'll Sam couldn't have
better man sidin' him by grab.
You got Lew Stromberg eatin' out
of your hand. Never saw the beat
OF it the way you bluffed Lew
down last night"
Il wasn't blufing," Rimbaud
said. How about some direc-
tionS?"
We'll the Spanish Strip road
forks off to the north a mile be-
yond the cattle pens. Just keep on
it till you top Big Mesa then bear
left on trail that drops off into
Embrace Canyon, cross the creek,
and climb JigSaw Divide. Maiben'S
place is of to the north about five
crow-fiight miles from the divide.
The wagon road winds around
from Big Mesa and branches off at
lsabelle's Camp. But it's a good
piece farther that way"
Thanks" Rimbaud said and
rode out.
The Roman Four crew would be
on the hunt for Maiben again to-
day, he supposed. At least the
headquarters crew, which, accord
ing to Llmpy Smith, consisted of
i've men. Two others. who held
WV q AAh4C 1etAAAP Al tAlC = 0ltlOtGS,
probably hadn't been in on yester-
days man hunt But there was
another Roman Four man unac-
counted for in town last night--a
fellow Limpy called Booger Bill.
big as a Percheron stud Smith
had described him, ~and a trifie
loco in the noggin.7
The smoky years had taught Jim
Rimbaud the value Of vigilance
on the trail so that now. observing
that distant dust plume had van
ished. he angled off the road. The
unseen rider, he decided, had
halted somewhere south OF the
road on a brush-blotched ridge
that bulged the long slope. His
presence up there might not
mean a thing. But from now on,
day or night, the threat OF am
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lives in a mousehole in Bucking-
ham Palace.
The journey into London, and
meetings with a toad. frog and
a pigeon, to say nothing of an
almost disastrous encounter with
a mouse-eating owl, takes up
half the book. The remainder is
all about mouse life in Bucking-
ham Palace, where Great Aunt
Harriet does her marketing in
the kings pantry, and a mouse
can look at king.
The author mas the special
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without discussion were Doctors
o. B. White, J. NJ Robinson. G.
W. S. lsh and Hugh Browne.
DR. Raymond c. Cook. society
president. said the four -who did
not attend the meeting met
sll professional quairaeaticns and
were thoroughly investigated by
our credentials committee.
DR.. White said That. through the
society's action. "Arkansas has
gone step forward in race Fels.
tons"
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NEGRO DOCTORS ARE
ACCEPTED IN ARK.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. N - The
Pulaski County (Little Rock Med
ical Society broke precedent Mon.
night by eleeting four regro doc.
tors to membership.
Elected by reclamation and
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kind of imagination necessary to
get down gracefully and poeti-
cally into households, and to
give human qualities TO her ami
NAL figures.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

--oov ne0eTe CUT As EIlVNE p n = oes
oT OWN RAZOR TO su~ s.. 70.
vov fuel ss; ss S rs take tssea
!. e ss cs ,:
81 90. eaves minimum ss"s the pulls the famous w
loves mainfenonse 49,
vyheolund Pio"
Evening star., 1953-03-03

| accepted by Mr.. Broyhill. in
cluded:
Reduction of the commission
membership from IL to g.
more stringent qualifications for
members appointed, more de-
tailed goals for the study and
an eight-month period for the
survey.
Council Chairman Bertram
Gross Of Arlington, named a
special committee to handle con-
situations between the council
and Federal agencies on Federal
construction projects. The law
authorizing the council requires
Federal agencies to consult OH
land acquisition and other prof.
ectS. The special committee will
set up machinery to comply with
the law and call it to the atten-
ton Of various agencies. Men,
bers are Mr.. Brookfield, Mr..
Gingery and DR.. Lohman.
In another action, the council
staff was directed to draw up
reports on the Government de-
Capitalization bill sponsored by
Senator Mccarthy. Republican,
Of Wisconsin and the so-called
leaSe-purchase bill. The latter
measure would authorize the
General Services Administrator
to enter into leases with the
owners of buildings for long time
occupancy of Federal workers.