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GUERRERO PLEADS
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the voyage which was to be on
Guerrero's yacht"
Guerrero, now under Federal
bond of $500, win not have to
return to Monroe county for the
grand larceny charge, unless he
should be released by the U. S.
authorities, an improbability.
The contrast between Guerrs.
: 70 al the hearing yesterday,
and the eoeIy, egotissieal man
who appeared before Criminal
Court Judge Thomas Caro- on an
assault and battery charge fwo
months ago. was considerable.
On the latter occasion, Guerre-
70 emanated reckless confidence.
He told the Judge proudly;
I'm not an ordinary shrimp
err"
Yesterday, in his khaki over
all, his brown eyes looked sorrow
full, his arms we're held close to
his side, he sat low in his chair
as though he would like to be
even smaller than he is.
Eight witnesses testified at Ira
Altury's hearing, including ex-
policeman Danilo Goodrich, Po-
lice 1t. Gene Hernandez, and
others who heard Capt" Guer-
Zero invite Maribona for trip
on my yacht to Cuba.
Guerrero readily pleaded guilty
TO the charge Of grand larceny as
be did to the Federal charge. He
made no attempt to defend him
self, and only asked one queS-
ton. When the real skipper of
the Ramos" testified, Guerrero
said
Are you known as 'Joe?'
Skipper Irving Jones said he
was known as Joe
Guerrero said that was impor-
tant to him because when off.
Gals had asked him II he knew
Capt. Jones of the Ramos, he
had replied no. not realizing that
"Joe" is Capt. Jones.
Owner Frantz today said that
he feels the prosecution Of Guer.
zero will halt any further at
tempts to rob shrimp boat own
ers.
This is new industry" he
said. II needs every protection
possible,
The "Ramcse center Of inter.
national interest. will take out to-
day for its first shrimping trip
since its unexpected voyage 10
Cuba.
The regular crew, headed BY
Capt. Jones win get her underway
today, FrantE said.
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SINGLE CHIEF OF
STAFF AIMED AT

WASHINGTON LR - Army lead
ers are trying to bring all three
armed services under single
chief Of staff, Rep Shafer Or.
Mich says
At present the highest purely
military authority is the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, made up of the top
officer of each service and a non.
voting chairman.
Shafer said in speech inserted
yesterday in the Congressional
record the single.chief idea was
"a diSeredited system of the de-
fealed Germans.
The Army said it had no COM
ment.
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Alabama is knovn as shs cot,
Coo state,
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Absolute zero. the point at
which in theory all molecule acti-
witty ceases, occurs at 1896 de-
grees below Fahrenheit.
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MOVE TO GIVE DC.
RESIDENTS A VOICE

WASHINGTON Lh--Another con-
gressional move to give the resi-
dents Of Washington a voice-but
not a vote-in national affairs is
making some Roadway.
The Senate yesterday passed a
bill 10 give the District Of Colum.
bia House Of Representatives
delegate who could take part in
debate. but not vote. The measure
went to the House, which last year
let similar bill die.
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POINCIANA SCHOOL
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boards and lighting. Also a new
auditorium of most up to date
construction. Attention is called to
stage which serves as a COM
bined auditorium stage and mus
ic classroom, also a new teach
er's lounge and a large modern
elementary library. There viii be
short interesting program and
refreshments will be served at
the close Of the program.
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NY RADIO. TV
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political campaigning can be done
in shorter, thus less expens ge
period.
And old time visitor 10 Key
West, Gross came here in
1885 on the advice Of Miami
hotel clerk who said:
Don't so to Key West there
nothing 10 do there but fish. sun,
swim. IT'S quiet, too quiet"
Gross and his wife took the
FIRST boat down. They fell in love
with the unique auastv the Is
lsnd City bad in those days.
They have returned ever since /.
whenever Cross ears aud eyes
arc PERMITTED 10 t8ke r.
Key West has grown more
than any cts 81 Is siRg. 6.o,s
said. but /, must not try IL be-
GENE another Miami. II can't
compete wlth that eity's astFac.
tioaS and Il has 50 much Ia Of.
fer that Miami eaast offer. People
whe want lots of entertainment
can 80 70 Miami Tnese IL US who
Ike ! qaietsr yacssioa spot want
kes West 10 rstaia this quality.
6rnss, himself. en0yS the Il.
land 50 nuch saal he plans 70
siay another week a the eldest
house Tie calls On TIE fFiendx he
has made through the years Ia
Key West He Is also husy 81 TIE
typewriter uurkiag on a nss
bo9k, bus be finds time for re
lsxing az the beach and walking
along the streets whscA SIN sAow
Some of the magnificent arehitee.
tire eg CID ksy Wesg
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board, chalk board, plan book,
unit outlining, assignment of les
sons, learning activities of pupils,
teaching methods chow to get at
tention and interest of pupils,
motivation of work, drill, and pu-
pill participation.
1t is desirable that each school
have a staff conference as soon
after visiting day to discuss
things observed by each teacher
so that there will, be q sharing
Of experiences.
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50--Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE CoUN-
TY. IN cHANcERY.
No. i34ss
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF MIAMI, a corporation or
gained and existing under
the Laws of the United States
of America.
Plaintiff. Notice OF
VS.. Publication
SAXoNY MOTEL, INC, a
Florida corporation. LEO
BRAKEMAN, BON ELEc-
TRIO CO. Florida corpora
tion. DADE SANITARY
PRODUCTS CO.. a Florida
corporation, DEL MAR CAB
MET CO, INC. a Florida
corporation. REFRIGERA-
TIoN CORPORATION OF
FLORIDA, a Florida corpora
ton. ]. ALDEN FUSCO. p.
BERKoWTTZ. and THE
STATE OF FLORIDA,
Defendants.
To: REFRIGERATION CORPO-
ALTON OF AMERICA,
Address Unknown.
You, Refrigeration Corporation
Of Florida. are hereby notified
that a bin OF complaint and
amended bill Of complaint to fore
close on the following:
Lots /. 2, ). 4. s, s, 7. s.e.
10 and II in Block II and
Lots is. II and rs in Block
10 az Sunset Cove. according
TO the Plat thereof. recorded
in Plat Book ! al page 1ss Of
the Public Records Of Mon
roe County, Florida,
has been fled against you and
YOU are required 70 serve your
answer or pleading 10 the bill of
complaint ss amended. on the
plaintiffs attorneys. Blackwell.
Walker g. Gray. First Federal
Building Miami &c. Florida. ard
file the original answer or plead
ing in the office o! tie Clerk az
the Circuit Court. on or before
the 18th day ot April. 1858 II
vou fail % do 80. judgment by
default vii ~ taken against you
fer relief demanded il the bill az
complaint as amended.
This nosice shah be Published
ance each week Cor four consent
tive weeks in the Key West citi-
xen.
DONE AND ORDERED II Kew
West, Ffosida. this ilth dav u
AEasSla. A, .. isSs.
sS<z1 tn EARL g. ADAMS.
Clerk AZ shs Csrcult Court
MsnEu@ cosnsy. Flevs3a.
Blackwell Walker 4 Ggay.
AtsoFnevs fer PEainNft
FIRST FestefRI au6 ~
MARI "a. Flera
mNts-1s- - sr-a Esss
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Brigham Young SIS Denver 81
Los Angeles Loyola Sc Los An
geles State 81
Western Montana rs Kicks "a
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he would donate SIS for the pur-
pose of building a ramp.
With the ideal conditions that
exist around Key West, some pre-
paration should be made for these
men to have their recreation as
well as larger craft owners.
Docks and other facilities are
available for large craft, but the
small owners have nothing in the
way of a dock or berthing space.
There will probably be some talk
about the nuisance these small
crafts are among other boats, but
there is plenty of water around this
island for the ones here now, also
the ones that will come in the
future.
Getting back to the strip of land.
If either of these two men, on
whose property this ramp could be
built, will get in touch with me,
| will gladly arrange the meeting
with the small craft owners to get
their problem settled.
! know, personally, the hardship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09
BENCH
VIEWS
By
JACK K. BURKE

After talking to several small
craft owners the other day on their
problems of getting their boats in
to the water, I did some checking
that might be of interest to others.
The only possible land available
for them is at the foot of Simonton
Street. This property is owned by
Maitland Adams and Eddy Strunk.
At the present time, all craft
owners that want to put their boats
in the water must go through a
hardship that would dishearten the
average person. Not less than
three men are needed to do this.
Not to get something started.
but if the two gentlemen that own
this strip of land, which is the
only decent place On this island.
would let the small boat owners
build their own cement ramp down
to the water, then hundreds of per-
sons would be satisfied and happy
One boat owner particularly stat.
ed that if permission was granted
by whoever owned this property,
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'FIamlngo Brass Meet In #: Lauderda|e

Interest of local baseball
tons. who ore holding theil
collective breoths in the hope
that the Miomi Beech Flomin
Cos will decide to move Their
franchise to Key West. is cen.
tered in Fort Louderdole where
owner Paul Rust and Generol
Manager Joe RYon will NEE
today with q group in thai
city which is working from
tcollY in ON effort to induce
the Flomingo management to
move TO that city.
The Miami Beach management
met with four members of the city
commission in Key West on Mon
DAY night in an effort to gain ap-
proval of their offer to come to
Key West
At that time, they gained the
support Of three members of the
commission, but Mayor C. B. Har-
vey fought bitterly in an effort to
gain additional revenue for the
city from the baseball operation.
According to one spokesman,
Rust did not feel too happy about
the situation.
Baseball lovers in Fort Lauder.
dale, have made the FIaminso
management . particularly fine
offer IN which they have granted
the baseball club every conees-
scion that they have asked for
and in addition have guarantee
Cd that they will sell some 1900
season passes for fhe 1853 cam
psign.
However, Key West is still in the
running for the franchise. The city
commission will vote on mea-
sure granting approval to the
Flamingo plant to come here. The
commissioners are expected to
vote Al in favor of the deal but
by that time it could conceivably
be too late to have any bearing on
the situation.
With spring training scheduled to
get underway on March 18th the
Miami Beach aggregation is not in
q position to waste any time" a
spokesman said.
Yesterday, Rust and Ryan met
with Armando Acevedo, who holds
lease on the concessions at the
Wickers Field Stadium in an effort |
to come to an agreement on deal
whereby the bali club would take
over the food and drink business
at the ball park. No reports is
available on the result of the talk
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the basis of their United States
passports.
The agreement also provides that
Germans possessing valid pass
ports will be granted visaS with
out charge for entry into the
United States.
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NO VISAS FOR VISIT
TO WEST GERMANY

BONN, Germany R-American
visitors to West Germany will not
require visas after February /,
under an agreement concluded
here today.
Entry to the federal republic
win be granted to Americans on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09
CUBA'S CONSUL IN
la. DIED YESTERDAY

LOS ANGELES R-Cuba's con-,
sui in Los Angeles, DR.. Juan
Manuel de la Puente V Lopez, sue
cumbed to heart attack yeSter-
day. He was IS.
DR.. Puente Lopez had been in
spector general of all Cuban con-
-Suls in this hemisphere until 1851,
when he was relieved at his own
request and given the Los An
geleS assignment.
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Utah's Don Rydalch was rated
a better quarterback than Okla
homa's Eddie Crowder by Colo
RADIO University players on the
basis of their play against
Colorado in the recently con-
Guided grid season.
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these owners 60 through in getting
their boats soff car trailers down
to the water and then back onto
the trailers. It's no picnic doing it,
so some arrangements should be
made to give them a hand.
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BASKETBALL
RESULTS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
BY The Associated Press

SI tuC SASS0Et0HGQ FEGSS
EAST
Boston College 81 Dartmouth 81
Duquesne IS st. Bonaventure 66
Marshall n Morehead (Ky) 62
Boston Univ u NIT So
BrandeiS n Bates 66
Siena II Xavier (Ohio) 62
Elizabethtown So Lincoln (Pa) So
Albright 72 Dickinson (Pa) 68
Geneva 100 Clarion 81
st. Michaels (Vt) 62 Norwich 81
Tufts II Worcester Tech 68
SOUTH
Western KY. "a Cincinnati rs
Maryland SO Richmond go
CIV 70 Georgetown (DC) SIS
North Carolina 70 Va. Military 81
Rollins 81 Florida Southern rs
Millsaps 68 Miss. College 81
Western Maryland 66 Washing
ton (Md) 81
Memphis State 80 Spring Hill 60
Austin Peay &c Lincoln Memo
rial 81
Newberry so Piedmont 81
Presbyterian "a Catawba 54
High Point 81 McCrary Sc
East Carolina 70 Appalachian 63
WeS tern Carolina 81 Lenoir
Rhyme Sc
Northeast La. so McNeese Al
Georgetown (Ky) IA Kentucky
Wesleyan 70
Mercer 68 Wofford So
Morgan State 81 Howard (DC) IS
Jacksonville (Ala) 65 Chatta-
nooga 81
MIDWEST
Kansas IS Oklahoma AM So
Marquette S. Creighton 81
Ball State 81 Valparaiso so
Evansville 50 St. Josephs (Ind)
63
Manchester LOT Earlham 81
Indiana State 81 DePauw IS
Anderson rs Camp Atterbury 70
Tri-State Is Benton Harbor GO
Marietta rs Steubenville 70
Ohio Northern SO Button So
Wayne (Mich) IS iii. Tech 81
Adrian 90 Cleary Business 20
Chicago Tchrs 1O6 Roosevelt Col
lege So
Southwestern (Kas) 50 Emporia
State As
Tabor 81 York (Neb) 81
Central (KaS) Sc Pacific CLOS
Angeles) 81
Rockmont (Denver) 70 Freeman
(SD) 81
SOUTHWEST
New Mexico 66 Utah 50
Texas Wesleyan SO Southwestern
(Tex) 68
Midwestern n McMurry so
Arkansas State 70 Southwestern
(Tenn) So
East Texas SO Southwest Texas
66
North Texas Is Trinity (Tex) 66
HardinSimmons so Arizona State
(Tempe) 40
FAR WEST
Brigham Young SIS Denver 81
Los Angeles Loyola Sc Los An
geleS State 81
Western Montana rs Kicks GA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09

Lightning is an electric spark
and thunder is the noise caused
by the spark.
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Pete Runnels of the Washington
Senator's played in 152 games last
season and did not steal a single
base.
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Boxing Results
THURSDAYS FIGHTS
BY The Associated Press

FALL RIVER, Mass. = Chico
Vejar, lat, Stamford, Conn.
stopped Joey Woods, 15S, Atlanta,
a.
/ SAGINAW, Mich. = Pat Lowry,
las, Toledo, knocked out Howard
Leslie, IA, Toronto, /
NEW YORK (Sunnyside Gar
dens )--Harold ''Izzy" Drucker, 159,
New York, outpointeG Tony Amato,
15s, Hoboken, N. j., s.
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BY 1856 it is estimated that more
than half of IVA power will come
from steam plants.
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SGT DONALD PNDER. USMC of James H. Pnder of this
city is pictured above with 104pound sash caught in the
waters off Colombia while fishing trip with Mr. A. H. Wise
Of the American Embassy there and Admiral Bedsoe Com
mandant of the 18th Naval District Sgt Pnder left the party
at Pinas Bay and fishing his with of his
friends The first day 20 sash raised and Is of them
caught Sgt Pinder writes that "they getting them
te The largest weighed IO pounds and
American Embassy
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25
By c. L. Anderson. supt.

X survey is being taken of all e5ale interested in night school classes for adults People interested in taking courses in typing, book keeping or shorthand. or any other courses which the Wrangell Public School has facilities To offer, should contact the office of the superin- toadeut of Schools
 The courses are 10 hours in typing. bookkeeping or shorthand, or any other courses which the Wrarg Il Public School has facilit-
 .s to offer. Those interested should ont.ct rhe office of the Superin- tondent of Schools.
 The courses are forty hours in length and the number Of hours per W elk will be arranged by the scacLgr to suit the convenience of the students. The fees will be on a non-prefit basis and will be daterm- ined by the number of people en-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25
Wrang9 Businesses Rebuilding And Relocating Months Since Fire

In less thau two years sine taa big fire of March Ig52 leaving ualr tae business district af HraageH many of tae busiueszas and uaG.ru- al orders aara situated themselves in uaw qua rers.
 Having depicted lhe Christmas time in NrauseI from l9o2 a last years Christmas issue. We fel il .oI.#- I. show the iuroramuts slu.e Ia-r Christmas with this years eadau.
 The paoJo ia lbe upper Io5a coz nr is at .le frst construction started a.ter 0aa fir. The steel walls of aIorsez garaee aae going up in lhe background and in Jae foreground is the platform founda- tau of ths EIks building
 The picture in the lawar leu is taa .oHnIe ed Bforge garage -thc ag-t building completed after tha Gr.. A similar structure not pIr- turedg WIS buil. for che city near Grants Grocery
 .# JH s.gh. photo We find Mrs, Iohu ] Coulter in her now gift shop I#eatiou in the Waters build ing She had not been located in her burned out location yea F when the fire destroyed the build ing This is her second Christmas in the new but smaller location
 The next picture down shows RaI nd eur" Curtis waiting on customers in his new store u.ar tbo
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25
DISTRICT DEPUTY NOLAN VISITS
 S. E. ELKS LODGES

Senator James Nolan. Dtstrilt Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks. Alaska east, paid his annual visitation to the Petersburg lodge Tuesday night. Dee l5 Previous week he had visited the Ketchikan lodge. Before that Nolan had been to Juneau and Sitka At all places he reported a broad active interest in Elkdom with growth and eXpan- sion evident in all of the lodges.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25

rolling in tHc classes.
 There has been some interest shown d class in manuel arts or general home me hauies for women. Several peopla have enrolled in typiug and there is room in both of these classes for more. Clas-ss will begin after lae Christmas bol- idays
 Anyone interested in any classas in adult education whch may bo offered is urged 10 call for further information and classes will be ar- ranged
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25

years. h#
 Miss Pfi e has made many friends iu Wraugel who will miss hen. as will the hospital staff. but thelr best wishes go with her for any new enterprise she undertakes.
 On her way to Pennsylvania. Miss Price is visiting the Loo LEsters in Vancouver. Wash
 Now on the nursing staff at Bishop Rowe are Miss Henrietta Bradley Mrs Gol5le Haynes and Mrs. Charles Early.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25
PEGGY PRICE
 RESIGNS FROM LOCAL HOSPITAL

Bishop Rowe Hospital lost its Superintendent last week when Miss Peggy Price resigned and. Dec. It. left for her family's home at North Hills. Pennsylvania. Miss Prices resignation was announced some time ago, but a replacement has not yet been named. She had been here about four and half
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-12-25

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 Ths new E.Rz hadu4 Is ua oa the 5.atiau where il had burned 3uf and niela ed b#'oW ts del ga# lion of Iolg officials thaf inspected fhe building las. summer
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FURNITURE
SALE
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
ALL 8 ROOMS OF
BRAND.NEW FURNITURE
ONLY
1924
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E. z. TERMS
NO FINANCE CHARGES
DESCRIPTION OF THIS 3-RooM
BEDROOM SUITE
INCLUDES MODERN DRESSER OR
VANITY CHEST AND BED. YOUR
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WE GIVE YOU A BEAUTIFUL MOD.
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4 DRoP-LEAF Or EXTENSION
bRAND-NEWW' FiunRN1T41RE Only. -
1924
E. z. TERMS
Important
We do not send you to any
small loan companies or fl
nance companies to finance
your purchases.
NO FINANCE CHARGES
ALPERSTEIN'S
FURNITURE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.
HALF BLOCK ABOVE N. Y. AVE.
FREE PARKING
JUST AROUND THE CORNER
806 L ST. NV.
OPEN EYES. MON. $50 TO 8 PM
THURSDAY, $40 TO 8 PM.
MA. 1860.
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MIseILLANrous Ron .sALl

10 pcs. inciud. innerSprings and
21SO 18th ct. NV. Apt. eos sat-
Sun. / to Q. (No phone calls.)
|FURN.-Arm chairs; sofa; rugs;
tables; etc; reasonable. Sunday 10
FTR URN s che S,nyslia rollins H,,s
enamel. complete with mat tused)
Gee motor t t1asd, se $7So; rn rubbs1
door mat used; approx. o.xb'. ~
practically newt, $40. MR.. COLE,
915 10th st. NV; bsmt. RE. z
FURN. Must sell at once. Imported
down cushion: 2 imported marble;
top. commodes: leather-top Brandt
cocktail table: z Dunbar lounge
decorated chifonisr: mirror; pic.
lures, draperies. etc. 6601 14th st
NV, Apt. 514.s Call between 10
FURN.-Immed. sale. Also port. West.
ern Electric sewing mach. :. Whirl-
spDlia MesaiH ao s:fa57 H. soa u.s.
FURN.-six-pieee jr. dining suite
and pads, $63; lamps. coffee. nest
of tables, curio cab, desks, all
French; feas. JU. $500.
FURN. - 5-pc. solid-maple dinette,
$40; twin hwd, bed, compl., $40; all
excel. EN-. 3-094S.
FURN. for sale-MahoR. buffet, dble
Hlywd: bed, &C: tble.,. chrs. and misc
1920 Fayette, Ken, Md. 10. 5-2062.
GARAGE DOOR. Frsntz overhead,
aluminium face. 7xS, S35 cash. 30O1
Yost pl. me-. on Bladensburg I'd.
GAS RANGES, new, used; SIG. $50 up
installation. PEERLESS SALES
2237 Georgia ave-, DE. 2-6566.
GAS RANGE, Hardwick, used 10 mos,
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GAS RANGE, new cond., oven con-
troll. dble. broiler; Toledo scales,
30-lb. capacity; reas. Ia. 0-1705.
GAS RANGE, Estate. 4 burners, oven,
warm oven. broiler and grid; excel.
cond:; bargain, $35. JU. 5-2224.
GAS RANGE, Vesta. 36-in., 2 yrs. old,
Robert Shaw control, $50. AP.
GAS RANGES, new. used; SIS up
Oil. coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, 10l1 9TH NV. MA. 8.S952
GAS RANGE. gas refrigerator, beds,
CHESTS. chairs, rugs; reasonable.
some aHtiques: ia; S-7647.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel. 4 burner
GAS RANGES. ss;', oven, broiier. con.
troll; perfect cond.;, S34.95. AT.
LANTIC. 8O7 v st. NV, NO. 1881
GAS STOVE, Magic Chef, Si6; FOOD
condition. Phone III. Q.31SO