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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25
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May II decision was written by
Chief Justice Warren, Eisenhow-
er's only appointee on the high
court. The decision was unanimous.
cts guilt by association, If you
want to call it that" the Georgia
governor said, and added, cater
all, I'm pretty much responsible
for what my appointees do"
The Supreme Court decision ap-
Piled primarily to grade and high
schools, although the court did say
the 1896 doctrine of separate but
equal facilities for the races no
longer has any place Gin the field
of public education"
That appeared broad enough to
cover colleges and universities sup
ported by public funds. But the
Supreme Court stopped short of
definitely extending its decision to
higher institutions.
Reconsider alton Set
Rather, it yesterday instructed
lower courts to reconsider, in view
of conditions that now prevail"
cases involving admissions of Ne
groes to the University of Florida,
Louisiana State University and a
city-owned amphitheater at Louis
vile, Ky.
The court gave no reason in re-
fuSing to review a Circuit Court
decision that six Negroes must be
admitted to Midwestern University
of Wichita Falls, Tex, formerly
Hardin Junior College.
Also without explanation, the
court let stand a decision that
Houston, Tex, must allow Negroes
to play municipal golf courses
although on a segregated basis. It
turned down an appeal for segrega-
ton in public low-rent housing
projects in the city and county of
San Francisco.
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JUDGE GIBSON

Continued From Page One)
Of any substantial sum being de-
rived from this source.
Mrs. Camus pointed out that the
fiesta could not in any sense be
considered a failure because of
this. Besides raising money for the
Council building fund, another
main purpose of the fiesta was to
cement friendly relations with Gu
ba. On this score, it was q one
hundred per cent success.
Tentative Plans
Tentative plans for a Home on
Stock Island were presented by
Edward Mccoy, civilian architect
for the Navy. They provide for a
small building with arrangements
for future expansion.
McCoy's drawing appealed to the
members present because of its
simplicity and the fact that it had
none of the appearances usually
associated with institutions"
Addresses Group
Mrs. A. T. Sjursen, lbs Wash.
ington St., related to the Council
the benefits she and others deriv-
ed from a workshop of Mental
Hygiene" conducted last April 13-
Is.
"The objective of the workshop
was to eliminate barriers to good
human relations - how to under
stand ourselves and others" she
explained.
Mrs. Sjursen voiced her appre-
citation for being given the oppor-
tunity to take part in this valuable
educational program. She devoted
eight hours per day to the studies
presented by the Florida State
Board of Health during the three
day period.
David Mccvrdy
David McCurdy, $685. Avenue
"E," described progress that was
being made in the Poinciana area
toward better recreational facili-
ties for young people. 1t is his hope
to establish outside movies, dan
ces, and skating near the former
Jay-Teen Center.
McCurdy also told the audience
that with the help of Bill Gates,
a recent candidate for County Com
missioner, young children are re-
ceiving primary instruction in
baseball at Wicker Stadium. This
original program is proving extre-
mely popular.
Regular meetings of the Monroe
County Juvenile Council are held
on the fourth Monday of each
month at the Health Clinic audi.
forum. They are open to the pub
lie.
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Relative Humidity. J AM.
$50
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The
WeaItliernnan

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with little change in tenn
perature and some chance of wide
" scattered showers thru Wednes-
day. Moderate easterly winds, &C.
caSionally fresh offshore. Low to-
night about IS, high tomorrow a.
bout 81.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
and mild thru Wed. Chance Of
few brief showers on the lower
east coast and over the keys.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
easterly winds except variable in
tie extreme north portion. Partly
cloudy weather thru Wed. A few
brief showers in the Florida straits.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
easterly winds and partly cloudy
weather thru Wed. Widely scatter
ed showers.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
strength in the northern section
of the state, Collins in the south.
east.
State battle-ground
The backgrounds are the Tam.
pa Bay area, Central Florida and
anywhere else the rivals could find
the 1877, 900 voters who supported
Bradley Oldham before he was eli
mated three weeks ago.
A trend Of the voting should
develop soon after the polls close
and fast-reporting Hillsborough
County starts pouring out its re-
turns. The county was split three
ways in the first primary. The
candidate who comes out Of Hills
borough tonight with the biggest
share of Odham's 5000 votes there
will have a big boost toward VIC
tory.
Then watch the returns from
Dade. Collins is strong there. But
he may need q margin Of many
thousands to overcome Johns
strength in the north and west.
And if Johns doesn't show big
leads in Duval, Orange and Escam.
bia he may be in trouble when
Collins votes come in from the
east coast.
0ther Rvneffs
Besides the governorsi,ip contest
IS counties have r,lnoffs for the
state House Of Representatives,
three districts have state Senate
races and a circuit Judge viii be
named in Broward County.
The Democratic nominee for
governor will run against the Re-
publican nominee, ]. Tom Watson.
in the November general election.
But Democrats outnumber Repub-
licans 9 to 1 and no COP candidate
has been elected governor since
1872.
Closing speeches last night ad-
ded little new to the sharply
worded issues that have developed
in one of the most bitterly fought
governorship campaigns In years.
Johns again claimed Collins
favors creation of state tax COM
mission that would nullify homo
stead tax exemption. Collins called
it a ridiculous and false charge.
He promised to veto any proposal
that would take away any home
stead tax exemption benefits.
johns Repeats Charge
Johns repeated his contention
that Collins favors a world govern
ment to which the us. would
be subordinate. "I'm one Of those
Americans who thinks Of Ameri-
canism and not a one-world gov.
ernmenG, me acung governor
said.
Collins replied he would put his
patriotism up against Johns any,
time. He said after he returned
from military service he paid $3.50
to attend a dinner at which a
world peace plan was discussed
and that he would pay it again to
hear "a good discussion by any
one who knows something about
this important subject"
Collins repeated a statement he
had made before that "you can
look around you In your own city
and your own county. Find the
racketeers or the nearest thing
you have to racketeexs IN your
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25

ers couldn't be bought, bribed,
bluffed, and I don't believe they
can be traded off to Collins" he
declared.
Also speaking for Collins on his
network program was Mrs. Dan
McCarty, widow Of the Late gov
ernor.
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Russians Are Living
At Chinese NAVY Town

TAIPEH, Formosa, Up - The
Interior Ministry's Ia Tao News
Agency said today at least 10000
Russians now live in Tsingtao, an
important naval station On the
north China coast.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25
Leglonite.ms
BY JuDsoN STEPHENS,
IND VICE COMMANDER
Arthur Sawyer Post,
American Legion

Report Of 1854 Department Of Flo.
rida Convention:
Well, Legionnaires Gamble. Van
Reber, Kranich, Piodella. Metzeer.
Stirrup and Daniels have returned
from st. Petersburg, Florida. after
having attended the 1854 Depart
ment Convntion.
Some of the highlights of the Con-
ventlon were the speeches made by
Dean Manlon, Senator George
Smathers and National American
Legion Commander Arthur J. Con-
nell. Other of the events that took
place during this convention was
the magnificent drum and bugle
corps competition, the Color Guard
competition and the annual parade.
It was reported that the Harvey
Seeds Post 20, Drum and Bugle
Corps defeated the Coral Gables
Post SO Drum and Bugle Corps by
q score of SO to SO for the Depart
ment Championship. Coral Gables
has held the state title for the past
three years. Harvey Seeds has in
the past held the National title
twice.
The Winter Haven Color Guard
again took top honors in the guard
division.
Two Drum Corps which were not
In competition that played for the
vast audience were the Orlando
Corps and the DANA Boys Corps.
Both are excellent corps even
though they have only been in ex-
istence for one year and eight
months respectively.
On the election scene, Joe C.
jenkins was elected unanimously
to serve the 1954-55 term as De-
partment of Florida Commander.
Lawrence Hoffman from Miami
Beach, Florida was elected as the
Department Historian, a position
which was only created this year.
Another of Key Vests friends, Bill
ly Anderson was elected to serve
as the Department Vice Command
or, Southern Area
Sarasota was selected as the site
OF the next Department Convention
for sometime in 1855.
Miami will play host in 1855 to
the National Convention.
X X X
Installation Of New Officers:
The newly elected officers of the
Post will be installed by 10th Dis
trict Commander Victor Wilde of
Hialeah, Florida on June 10. This
will take place at the Post Home
with appropriate ceremonies. The
Key West Guard of Honor will as
sist District Commander Wilde in
this installation.
The newly elected officers of Ma
rathon Post 154 will also be in
stalled by 10th District Command
er Wilde on June IS in Marathon.
The Key West Guard of Honor will
also assist in this installation.
Remember to put the date of
Saturday, June 10, in your appoint
ment book so that you won't for
get to attend this installation. This
is the third Saturday in June.
X X X
Meetings:
Regular Post Meeting and Ini-
tiation of new members by Key
West Guard of Honor, Wednesday,
May rs.
Two general interest films will
also be shown at this meeting so,
plan to attend now. A report of
the Department Convention will be
given by Norman Kranich, COM
mander-elect.
X X <
Membership:
We are almost ready to write fin.
Is to the final chapter of the LIE.
gion year 1953-54 next month. With
the installation of officers on June
10, the new Legion year will begin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25

If you are IS years old, your life
expectancy averages 1874 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25

Observations Taken A. City Office
Key West, Fla, May rs, 1854
st J AM, EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-25
Membership:

We are almost ready to write fin
Is to the final chapter of the LIE.
gion year 1953-E next month. With
the installation of officers on June
10, the new Legion year will begin
as will the 1855 membership drive.
Only if hard work is done will we
be able to get the membership we
have enjoyed in the past few years.
Let's keep the Post up on top and
work as hard as possible for men,
bership this coming year.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

RADIO TEST EQUIP Precision sig-
{ orator. SIS. Excel. ccnd. Mems
suits. ~ long. 10. 4-D449.
RADIO RECORD PLAYER, eorab.,
auto, record changer; T8 rp.m.:
excel. cond.; $50. JE. 4-527s.
RADIO-PHONO--1g54, Zenith: fun
door model. like new, call Mr.. Ba-
mon. HO. 2-9100, ext. 737 between
RADI0s-Ty--A SELECTION of better
Tsq0s Tst to 5on fa q icE Dono sma zane so
sole with I'm. Each one guaranteed
Ike new set. Rational HIS re-
WO. 6-41iIe
RADIO. Pc 183. SIS; Pr s4, 81;
Sob, So; command rcyr.. 30, $5:
pr. 500 MA chokes, 81; odds and
ends: Offers. WA. 1880.
RADIO EQUIPMENT, amateur Lysco
modulatof.. 900 MA power supply:
Teas. JU. 0-0173.
RADIO. HIGH FIDELITY Tuners.
Stromberg Carlson dtmonstrator.
25& cn: Craftsmen c-SQ0. best reas.
$3.50; complete new ry systems. Ssi5i
up. HI-FI EXCHANGE. sun. and
ewes. LU. 1-5803.
RADIO, -PHoNoGRAPHs, Yecond.
srsdsti s tips cSnsele ,sCa snd taSls t;l = mSasls a
Arl.- Open EVENINGS till 8 pm.
RADIO SIGNAL GENERATOR, mis-.
tools: 2245 y. Nottingham st., Ar
RaDio ansIOn, pxRfs sa sR6 e RRSR1bj RRSR1bjrpMENr-
Tube tester, S25. Plate transformer.
2,400 volts, 400 MA DC, SIS. ARC
l guard channels, IS. Coax connec-
tors, 45c. Keys. 95c. &c 458 trans
mitter. new. $3.50. Throat mikes.
75c. 6V6 output transformers. 75c.
AERO EIEcTRoNICS or va. POLO
Duke ST., Alex. XII. 8-419O.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
SAVE ON HI-FI


1744 Columbia Rd. NV.
weekdays. go PM; Sat, la PM.
RADIATORS--Modern hot water 900
in. excellent condition); 3Oc IL, to
dealers in quantity purchases. all
small tube1. NO. 10000.
RANGE. gas: Al cond.; oven, broiler,
insulated. S45.. Cali Sun. or after
RANCE, Tsfk eles.. ssss a. g. 9as eosis and aeep
well; new auto. timer clock. fun oven,
storage space. SIS. 5905 Riggs rd.,
Chillum. HA. 2-3630. See sun. after
2 pm. or weekdays.
RANGE, gas; 27x41: excellent con-
dition. Sacrifice ct $50. Solid maple
spool youth bed, complete with
spring and matt. .S35. JU. 6-654S.
RANGE. cleo, fully auto, Gibson.
rm. table. mahog.. drcp-ieaf, new.
RECEIVER, % 0Fallsia; Halier;after Model $40,
complete with instruction book; new
condition, $50. Ho. 2-7092.
RECORDS-20. French language
RfcoaD seCess nex cxBiNET Ri csSar IS rp only
S25. TU. 2-0nS3.
3-speed, with "45 spindle; used
less than 80 days; S3b. Ho. 2-7O92.
RECORD CHANGER, webcor, 1861.
3-speed auto: s49,96 for S29. .95.
RCA 45 rpm. with new cartridge
and stylus; $11.50. Phono amp.
SRisis ss sans e. sgf sgi.ti55 S. g. Es
RECORDING TAPE-Receiyed large
lot used plastic tape, average ! slice
per 1900 IT. z II, reel, $1.99 ca;
"a or more, $l:7s ca. New tapes,
Tsosics. ThS5sfs!s; no. ooMa5ssloa so4sss. EIEc-
RECORDER, tape, Ampro, Hi-Fi; ex-
DE. 2-640O. Ext. 619.
RECORDER, wire, Airline; excel. eond.
With case. S75. JE. 4-527S.
REFRIGERATORs. elec;. gas, S29;S0!
up. PEERLESS SALES Co. 1887
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-6666.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes; used: rebuilt. painted; $26
Ecks ne sons nsc susF sos 1zsh ztsr st. nV'
house; SIS. excellent condition.
Call RA. $4,000. Ill
REFRIGERATOR. table top. $75;
late-model refgr., S76; also. refgr..
S16 win deliver DE 2-37O2.
"7o 10
Sss nois n 44 eood candi
fion. hi eDs26s
REERyEER ATOR Kelvinator sIfeht
used with Deep freeze storage. New
Hotpoint elec. range. Leaving for
Korea. JU. 5-0499. liz
REFRIGERATORS, 200, gas; in excel.
condition; 4 and 5 Gu. 1T. II you
neeo an extrs retsr. ~ home 2. ~ =
your summer cottage, Lnese are q
Dargain Ihey aFe low iaassa Dgnsa hn
moved ,a. IRON spds: ph 70 ge repiaacs1 rpaCSn Ds
larger units. Fnone 'o' o-4V4vS;
,rrn,cr,.mcpu u.,.,s., f, -, D.
hEFEluEnAaIO1 ,tH rttiHsioMa11Ess; M1Es; Sa.in., a ~,
exGei. cona vos,iatt aeni,ih t,t hets srtrs
ssn13;i,.sa liz; oaoy area Thsver .trniisy: All
possisS. ialkg ESoaa s'to -
N ISEST1HnEIpss; IEEpTHEps rSn' a1Sr.v 81, y.
4 az With warrsnty: less than
yh9plssSHys .HG. III 4-sSsS; Ss:Is.ao,. ~ ! !,
~ yrs ~. DAD Ta,i IA 0.s1SS
Evening star., 1954-12-12

STENOGRAPH MACHINE-Case and
stand. standard model like new, $40.
Call DE. 2-i45S, Mon. after 9 pm.
eTENOTYRk. perfect condition: yours
for $2b. Call Sunday, CO. 5-4625;
week. 741 18th st. NV, DI. 7-7372.
STENOGRARH MACHINE-Report 4
model, with tripod; good condition;
$25, La 6-3693 -13
STENOTYPE MACHINE, slishtiy used,
$50: call after pm. Sat. and all
day SUNDAY. II. 81 55S. liz
STORE FIXTURES, oak cases for
adjustable shelves, with storage
space and low counter. Bargain.
FEDERAL JUNK CO. 1l25 LIST st.
sToRE a;ga N4 4koSJiSssM.EfNT o1Ss.EfN ON. 1o..t.
closed meal. case, one .Hussman a
& e. sel5,ssEnies c;.go & frozen food cabinet, sa,
tenderizer. Good as new. Telephone
days, Great Mills [Md.) 2-T1I1:
evts., Great Mills 5204. LIZ
STORM DOOR, 3 II. IT,. wooden
frame. screen and glass inserts. SIS:
baby carriage, mattress. So; Teeter-
babe. 50; bassinetee. aluminium. $40.
Sf0RM M ii WINDOWS u with screens; "A
2.section; 32ssx31ts. $40 complete.
sfoRS Is5i SSToW;s1isNDows WiNDows. excellent condi-
tion; IL 55iax341s. . 47lax34llz.
I 38skx31is, $3.50 each. Storm
doors. l 64lax36, 1 s4isx31H. SIS
each RA. 3-6I Sc.
sTORM WINDOWS md screens ~
+ 34-in. BY 65-ir.. SIS. Bendtx wash-
Ing machine. ueeds repair. &b. 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VIEWER. Kodaslide table model auto.
matte. rs slides; cost $97.50, sen
SIS. new. ia. 5-49j1.
VIOLIN. only Strad.; mod. l-pc. back:
carved fittings. imitation. old. as Is
$35 cash IA. S-S512.
VIOLIN, $50, cello, $50: excellent
tone. Apt. 500. 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
VIOLIN FOR XMAS. 100 years old:
/ also newer violin cheap 5619 Baiti-
more ave-, Hyatts. WA. 7-2SI0.
VIOLIN. 1890 Hopf; fine condition;
reasonable. WO. 6-eS41.
VIOLIN, inclrding bow and case, $50:
Wringer-type washing machine; S25.
WO. 6-So23.
vI0LINS. Christmas sale; 20ss
to 60s6 Oh. FLYNN'S, 2406 MINI.
ave. Sc. LU. 1-S6.s4.
VIOLINS AND CELLoS. Al prices.
CHABOT. 1121 New Hampshire ave.
NV. NE. S-2154.
VIOLIN. with case. 8 bows. extra
strings. bridges. mutes, resin. Beau-
tiful tone. I.O. T-lS45, -12
WAGON BIKE, tricycle., airpiane with
pedals; reas. good condition. RE.
7-3974. --13
WALL CLEANER, modern portable
machine saves redecorating: easy
to manage. ST. 3-667o after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO Everett console. mahogany:
like new. S5s5; also Charles Elec-
trtc Organ, SIC. aJU. 9-I7T5.
PTANOS--Limited number Of brand
new Wurittzer spinet pianos, S437.
Rare yslue aoKsJT KITS, 1880 g st.
ussa very aameseh ss s5ss sglnei kTs is6
g 81: NV. RE. 1922. lis
PIANO, Gable Grand. apt. size. nice
s595. KITTs. 1850 8 St. nv.
Pianos i soFd ron RENT--onIy SIS G down. 7
S8 mo. fno hauling chargel puts q
new spinet piano ID your home on
our famous RENTAL-PURCHASE
plan. KITS. 1880 O st. NV RE.
PiASoS. prevar Mason 4 Hanlin
pians phsns me Z eondIti0ni On si.HSoa nHSssisiia. E
PIANO, Knabe. grand, 8 IT., beautiful
nahogaiiy case: $500 for quick sale.
Piano Wheelock grand. in excellent
condition, S475. Call AID. 4-e12S.
PIANo-chickering baby grand.
Moving to California. win sacriace.
S-Sie4 or e. En-. a s-Sa5s. io -15 I
PLANO, small upright, Storey and
Clark. dark walnut, excellent condi-
ton, 1855. HA. 2-771s: liz
PIANOS--Used uprights, $4b and up.
soiss s T 81 s.eseo. 700 pFItiS PIANO snS MART Ss
I015 7th st. NV. Gust above the
library. Open Mon. and Thurs. ewes.
PIANOS--Brand new standard make
full keyboard spinets, only $3.50.
Mahogany finish. I0-year guarantee.
Also many values in used spinsts
the library. Open Mon. and Thurs.
PIANO--Eew, 40-in. console, fun
keyboard. mahog.. case; regular $50.
Christmas special at $3.50. MUSIC
SALES CORP, 1900 Q st. NV,
PIANO-PIayer. Made BY Lester. It
Llays. Call LO. 5-4560.
PIANO Steinway grand style B, brown
mahogany. excel. cond. Reasonably
priced. OIL, $3.50.
PIAN0S-Steinway ST.. EBONY NJ.
Excellent condition. OIL. 2-1754.
PIANO, unusual baby grand, German
furn, some antiques. .DU. 7-3304.
PIANO, mahogany upright. modern
style. $50; A good practice piano.
fAANO. hnape RfdQQ, D II. i IN.
Mahogany. Best offer; must sell i'm
mediately. IA. 9-SSS9 after 9 am.
PIANO AND BENCH, Steinway grand;
mahogany; 5 it., 10 in; excellent
condition. Bargain. S965. EN-.
PIANOS-Christmas sale; large selec-
tion OF new spinets and consoles
that We are offering at large dis
counts. II you are looking for q
bargain in new pianos, this is It,.
Come in and look Long. easy terms
arranged MUSIC SALES CORP. >,
PiASo-New. fun keyboard. spinet;
regular S545, Christmas special at
$3.50, easy terms. MUSIC SALES
CORP, 1900 @ St NV. liz
PIANOS FOR RENT--Spinets and
consoles. S6 monthly and up. plus
hauling. Also bargains in used
pianos. PIANO MART. 1015 7th at,
NV. ST. $4,000. Open Mon. and
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur-
chase rental plan. JoRDAN's. cor
ner 18th g. @ SITS. phone ST.
3-9400l. and 1882 0eorsia ave,
Silver Spring fphone JU. 5-1105).
Silver Spring store open every eve
ming Downtown store open Monday
An1 Thursday evenings
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

TRAINS. O-sauEe: reasonable. Also
graphic chemicals. OIL. 2-1s11.
TRAIN SET, $50 Lionel diesel on
150-watt transformer. etc. SIS;
tcost $780, S24.50 Erector set. in
metal case; S17.5e. Rink roller
skates. mems, lOh-1l. hber wheels
Carroom game board. Coca-Cola pic
mic chest, used once. 81. Gas
ironsr. mangie. tabletop, $50. oV'
TRAINS, Lionel. 2 sets; switches, :
sen S4S. LA. 6-5525.
TRAINS. Marklin no: eompl, assort; ];
on. n Many new. cR. $1,000.
rnaIf .na rsss. BoAfE; "a. 4ssiss ssiss with tunnel
TRAIN. Lionel @. Q ssogs; og sEitensr; sls;r;
transf.: As sect. track; switches;
misc. access: $50. Oh. 2-292S.
TRAINS. Lionel: up to 30ss on &C
cessories and 40fs on complete train
set. wOODMOCR APPLIANCE,
16109 Coiesytlle rd., Ju. 7-9400,
OPEN Sun. 10 to 8.
TRAINS. Lionel. like new. with &C
cessories; rink skates with case,
Cali after 10. EN-. 3-23s0.
TRAIN, Amer. Flyer. freight, trsnsf,
other extras: S35. 10. 5-7954.
TRAIN, American Flyer. O. x g. table,
log loader, switches. whistle, Soft
track; complete. SIS or best ofier-
IA. 7-1746.
TABLE, Chinese with stone inlay
top and / shelf, needs regluing;
Vose piano, fine for rumpus room
or practice: Crosley 14-tube console
radio with 7S rpm. auto. record
changer. Can be seen ewes. after D,
Make offer. DI. 7-7S22.
TRAIN. Lionel freight, "o' gauge,
set 500. extras. gateman.. B-unit
Ii0-w. trans. (new). ME- s-5036,
'Of gauge passenger
and freight, Santa Fe locomotive,
track on 4xS plywood, switches and
extras. Cost new. $500, sell $50
EN-. 3-1649.
TRAIN, Marx electric switch freight
train with remote control; extra
track and freight depot, needs trans
former; excel, cond,, $15;. Girls
standard 26-in. bicycle. good cond.,
$40; Thor Gladiron mangle. $25,
ol5. 9~OOSO.
TRAIN LIONEL MULTI UNIT 90"
gauge steam locomotive freight
train and accessories. includ. plat
form and extra heavy transformer
Price $50. JU. $1,000.
TRICYCLE.. medium-size de luxe
Mercury; also crib, lge., rock maple;
both good cond. IA. 2-S148.
TROMBONE, Olds, with case: sos
Phone co. 5-47S2.
TROMBONE. Conn; best quality;
ballroom model: with case: perfect
condition. S125. JU. t5-5101.
TROMBONE, collegiate. by Holtoni
new. cost .S135; gift to SON now n
France. Best offer. WE. 5-6260
TROMBONEs - Pre-christmas sale
20a to 60% OF. FLYNNS, 240S
MINI. ave. s.e.. LU. 1-S034.
TRUMPETS-Pre-Ch Christmas sale, 20Ft
to 60se on. FLYNNS. 240S MINI
ave. s.e., LU. 1884.
TRUMPET, GetZen, excel. cond.. uset
only q few lessons; reasonable
Phone Manassas. Virginia. 064-F-11
TRUMPET OUTFIT. brand new
greatly reduced to S75; was $110
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
TRUMPET. Indiana. used 8 months
$75. Also clarinet, wood. like new,