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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
BOARD TO ACT ON
UNIVERSITY HEAD

SARASOTA R-The State Board
of Control will get down to full
time elaboration next month on
picking a president for the Uni
versity of Florida, its Chairman
said here.
The chairman, Lee Ballard Of
st. Petersburg, said there are
more than 20 men under consid.
Grafton as successor to DR.. ].
Hills Miller who died last year
DR.. John S. Allen is acting pres.
dent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
JUICE SALES HIGH

TAMPA R - Florida single
strength and concentrate plants
sold IS million cases of juices
worth 200 million dollars at the
Wholesale level last season, the
Fiorida Gamers Assn. estimates.
me association also estimated
sns plants paid 81 million dollars
: saiafles % 1900 employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26

Adm. Towner, in a letter
Sept. "a to the county, SEEM
ed surprised that the pro-
posed improvements cover
ed the east-west runway.
He wrote that he UNDER
stood it was the northwest
southeast runway that was
to be extended.
But, on July 80, Adm.
Towner was shown a draw
ing which depicted the pro-
posed extension of the east
west runway.
Harold Wilde, county airport
consultant, showed that drawing To
Towner in Towner's office on the
Naval Station.
Master Plan oKsyed
| Going back even farther than
that, In 1852 the Navy and the
Civil Aeronautics Authority okayed
the Meacham Airport master plan.
This master plan included the
east-west runway extension.
Certainly, said one county Off
cial, the Navy must have known
about the proposed extension if
the Navy okayed the plan.
Going along on this Navy.CAA
approval, the county bought the
airport on June 80, 1852 for $50 900
from the Key West Improvement
Co.
in fact, the CAA granted the
county $4,000 toward the pur-
chase.
Recent Approval
Then again, only last summer,
,, the CAA checked the field and APP
proved the expansion plans.
On this basis, the CAA has of
fered the county $4,000 toward
the improvements.
But Adm. Towner is trying to
stop Monroe County from getting
the $4,000 unless the county
alters its plans to suit the Navy.
BY holding up deciding Ill acres
Of land at the airport to the county
and by attempting to kill the CAA
grant, Adm. Towner apparently
hopes to either force the closing of
Meacham or an impossible change
in improvement plans which
amounts to the same thing.
Needed For Expansion
The Ill acres is the East Mar
tello tract. The county needs it to
expand the airport.
On July 10, 1854, the county
wrote Towner and asked him to
endorse transfer Of the land to the
county. The county needs title to
the land to get CAA help in the
airport improvements.
That letter told Towner the field
needed longer runways. The letter
| also said the county had no OBJ
| lection to a recapture clause which
would let the Navy re-take the-land
in an emergency.
On July 80, 1854, county COM
missioners and Wilde met with
Towner.
Shown To Tewnsr
That was the meeting at which
Towner was shown the drawing Of
the proposed runway extension -
the east-west runway to which he
now objects.
At the July 30 meeting, the Navy
wanted to know what the Navy
would get in return for the III
acres.
"what do you want?" the county
asked in effect.
The Navy said it needed more
land to expand Boca Chica Field.
How about the county buying land
and trading it to the Navy for the
Ill acres?
| The county replied it couldn'i
legally buy land for that pur-
pose, but offered to help relocate
US. around Boca Chica.
/ Title Required
| On Sept. II, the county wrctc
Towner to tell him the county
must soon get title to the I'll
= acres in order 70 participate II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
NEHRU In PEIPING

TOKYO R-Prime Minister Men
ru of India and his party returned
to Peiping this morning after visit
ing major cities in Manchuria, Pei
ping radio said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
Jews FAST, PRAY

BEERSHEBA, Israel H-0ne
hundred and fifty Jews from Egypt
are here for 24-hour fast and
prayer for the safety Of u Jews
reported to be held in Egyptian
fails on charges of spying for Is
raeI. The Jewish immigrants as
sembled in the synagogue Of this
desert town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26

County Leaders Are Puzzle
BY ToWner's Deed Hold-up
BY DENIS sNEIcR

Why is Rear Adm G. C. Towner, COMMANDER of the
Naval Base so surprised that the county wants to extend
the east-west runway at Meacham Airport?
why has the Navy suddenly raised objections to
Meacham improvements?
County officials were asking those questions TODAY
ADM iowner continued to hold up deciding III acres
ano TO the county unless the county changes its Mea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
Community Concert Drive Is
Officially Opened At Dinner
Outstanding Artists Promised
For Annual Series In Key West
BY SUE JONES

AS long as last spring the local Community Concert
Association making plans to present outstanding art
lists during the current season. according to Roy Williams
New York representative of the Community Concert AS
ISOLATION who spoke at the "kck off, dinner at the Wo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26
Kew Weters. interviewed
For Parts In 'Rose TABOO
High School Girl Outlines
Comic Book Menace In US.

America is waking up What about Key West?"
Miss Joan Knowles high school senior, asked members
of the Monroe County Juvenile Council their regular
monthly meeting held last night in the clinic building ON
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-26

For Quick Communicated.
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl You'll
reoch buyers and sellers
tenants or workers lust
DIAL 2-S6Sl or 2-Ss62 Todcy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

STORE HOURS: Monday and Fri
day II: 80 Am. to 0:3O Pm. ].
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday 10 An. to 8 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
PARAKEET CARE
mrs. B. w.. BefhesdnJ

For Mr.. J. L. J.. Colonial
Beach: Every day feed your
parakeet seed and be sure to
blow chaff from cup and re-
I'LL. Give fresh water. Every
other day give one treatcup Of
parakeet conditioning food. On
alternate days give b $40
minute feeding Of any Of the
following: danelion. spinach.
celery leaves. carrot tops. fresh
grass or grated carrot. These
must be thoroughly washed.
Put q cuttlebone in his cage
to complete his requirements.
The first step in teaching
them TO talk Is to have them
finger-tame. Open the door Of
the cage and put your hand
quietly inside. Move your fin
ger slowly against the birds
breast and press upward. Press
until the parakeet begins to
lose his balance. Then 1t will
step up and perch on your
finger. He will probably ny
about when you put your hand
In the cage: just hold your
hand still and wait till he
Gains down. It will take sew
eral days or more of trying
until he viii finally perch ON
your finger. Be careful not to
try for too long q period. Five
minutes two or three times q
day is enough. After you have
done this over and over, he
viii perch on your finger when
ever you put 1t In the, cage.
The other steps in talking.
care and training are too de-
tailed to give here. but you can
start out with the finger tam
ing and send for these book
lets which will help you from
then on: Geisher's Parakeet
Book, 1848 Webster ave-, New
York 81. N. Y; Parakeets Are
Fun!. ,2657 Mustard st.. Ro-
chester. N. Y. /
The reason you are advised
to place them In separate
cages is that they will chatter
to each other instead Of learn
ing to talk. You will probably
have to put them in separate
rooms so they cannot hear each
other. ! have been told that
giving them toys, especially a
mirror will make 1t more diff
flcult to teach them to talk.
Parakeets do not like to battle.
May you have great success
and lots of fun with your
"budgies."
QUERY?
mrs. r. A. c.. Washington
Do any Of the readers have
the poem "A Mended Tapes
try" author unknown?
In the Better Homes and
Gardens for May there was
an article on the heart. Does
any one have this article?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
MAGAZINES NEEDED.
miss 3. G.. Washington

& ~ II
/ have noticed so many
people saying they have maga-
zines and iigsaw puzzles to
give away. The navy likes
magazines and If taken to the
Public Library win collect
them. Hospitals also like mag.
azines and jigsaw puzzles and
also churches sometimes like
good books. magazines and
puzzles.
~ ~
TO REMOVE NICKEL
MRS. w. H., CheWspille, Md
I have some old coffee urns
which are nickel-plated and
brass underneath. How can !
remove the nickel and what
can ! use to keep the brass
from turning dull after POLISH
ing?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
Readers Clearing House
co-oPERATTvE SCHOOL.

80 ~ 40. AS4NkA - - 9ASxxAtN@&As
The Buckingham Co-opera-
tive Nursery and Kindergar-
ten. located In Glencarlyn at
Sill South Fourth Street In
arlington has q limited NUM-
Der Of openings Ia the 5,
4 and 5 year old groups.
Three and 1 year olds meet
from 9-1I:45 am, 5-year-
olds meet from i-3.45 pm.
For further information, call
Mrs. bennington at jefferson
2-S478 or Mrs. Smith at JEFF
ferson 2-l277.
-
HONEY CAKES?
mrs. X. r. s.. Washington
Could any one give me &
recipe for making honey
cakes?" Thank you. I FREE
quently receive many valuable
recipes and suggestions from
members Of the Clearing House.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TIE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th ct. NV
Lovely single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; shower baths
elevator. excellent board. o.
2OOl COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Nice
sgle. rm.: SIS wk. Dble., S12. Good
meals, young people. CO. 5-2493.
CLUE MASON-1726 N. Il. ave. NV,
de luxe living in Q club residence
for refined ladies and men. Twin
bedrms. SIC. .5O-S23 incl. full course
meals, maid. and free phone serv-
ice. CO. 5-9349. NO. 7-6770. II
DOWNT0WN-Sgle. and dhle. rms,
ave. nv. 81. S.eS4s. IS =
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th NV
Ideal loc; large front rm. and rm,
to share: good meals: switchboard.
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block on Conn. ave. Mt $500,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel; meals; Rates. $3.50 wk. up.
no. Z-3h0d
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FARM 6 GARDEN Cont }

BULLDOZERs for grading. excavat.
Cali UN. 4-S53S: night. AP. 7-0598.
VERY GOOD. RICH ToPsOIL, for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able Call 10. S-4933.
SLUDGE, clean I'LL dirt. topsoii. blue
stone. ~ravel, tree removing. hauling.
MR.; HARTING. HE. 4-5673. -3
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
IoISSil' ssTss HaIn manure sTsss' ShrrSSSsTs' SsFs
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line of In
ternational tractors and farm equip; /;
New Holland, New Ideal farm equip. !;
Sherman and Henry backho and
loader irrigation; Meyer hay con-
ditioners; wood mowers; Brillion
ers; ' baier and Bin binder 0N twine; i' parts SET
and service. MALoNRY'S, Sil. Spg.
INC CUB TRACTOR, as low as $40;
for farm. lawn. garden. nurseries
!MslALoNEY'S. INC, Silver Spring.
USED EQUIP.-Cuh. Super o. n.
John Deere B. OC3 Clertrac; INC
Zap corn picker; "a picker for H
& and soha Pro- Dssss nss Hosnd bowel wisn
INC, As baler, new Holland baler,
plows disks. combines, mowers,
rakes. MALONEY'S. S126 Ga. ave.
MALL 4 4: cIxiN SAWS. new ana !, used used;
yes GRiNpER RsRSias Nv %:Sitas S small
portable, 2h h.p., B q 8 motor.
same as new. $3.50; viii deliver.
COW MANURE, well rotted, $40 Der
is bu.:. $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per 5
bu.; delivered. sp. S-7716, ewes.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, trimming.
.. c., Nd; free est. MRS. CLAYTON,
UN. 4-O903 or Ia. 9-079S. any time
TOP .SOIL-Dark. rich loan. Ideal
Tor lawns. flowers and greenhouses;
Ia tons. S12 delivered. 10. 7-74s7.
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ROOMS fvRN.-N.W. Gent, /,

ACROSS sTATLER-Larse corner
rooms, twin beds, adj. showers;
sgle.. 81; dble., Sl2. 1901 e st. -
144e MASS. AVE. N.W.-sinsle room.
SO Wk. No drinkers. De. 2-S263,
1859 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 1os-
Lge.. well-furn. rm., semipvt. bath,
brkfst. privils.: empl. lady preferred.
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Loyeiy studio
rm, with pvt. bath. new furn.. Just
oPPOsITE HOTEL ELS sTaTIER, iSHIi; 1920
18th st.--For gentlemen or business
girls; ideal location for winter
NE. S.AsSHSS.s; CUM. ;BRmGE-As.rac. master mas
bedrtn.. with or without use Of
Kit: excel: home. Ho: 2-5149.
THE EARLE. 1926 BILTMORE, NV.
bath, newly dec: twin beds, ise.
closet: TV lounge; maid service: pvt.
DUPONT CIRCLE oAREA-one Sentle.
man. ma top top hho4f, he3,. PVT; home; lgIay lgs; liv:
Ssieea' DsST%a' THdbIsr,s ISIS .6ssD ass plate tsl rsas
WALTER REED VfCiNITY-HeaTti.
fully furn. rm. and pvt. bath; fol
couple; ccnv. transp.; unlim, phone,
In pvt. home; no other roomers;
reas; rent. ia. 9-3500. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractiye. front.
s. expos, semipvt. bath, fireplace;
maid. 1907 10th st. NV. So
PARK RD., 1602-Sgle. rm.: clean.
Somi;; sont,:r, adjacent bath; GO eonv. transp.;
1897 EYE ST. N.W.-Nice clean furn
rms. In excel. downtown loc.; So to
$S per Wk. MRS. Caps, RE
ei7 18th sT.-Ladies, single room,
only; recently dec. and furn.; maid,
switchboard and elevator service
$40 per mo. or $40 Vk. ME-. s-s!o7.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-clean, single
rms; new furniture; maid service:
So week up. Ho. 2-95S9. -15
1121 I2th ST. NV. - Clean. single
room, running water: 81 Wk. Also
1 74O P ST. NV, "The Churchilr-
Clean, single rms. running water;
maid serv.; 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9S6s.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has Ice.
beaut. furn. twin-rm.: pvt. bath,
shower; $40; ssle.. $50. 1921 18th
1854 PORTER sT.-Rm. suitable 2
girls or couple; unlim. phone; ldry.
privil. ST. $4,000, EN-. 3-9444. -S
Evening star., 1954-11-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CERTIFIED NURSERY AID trainins
course. Openings for white students
to live in; ages 1925 yrs, 6.mo.
course in child care; minimum quail.
Acations; Sth-grade graduate and
love for children: students. receive
room and board and cash allowance.
Call or write Director Of Nursing
seyice, CHMDRENS GONZALES
CENT HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill I'd.
PIX RECEIPT. sCHooI-Bond Bldg.
est. 25 yrs. Hundreds placed. Age
no handicap. Day and eve: classes.
PIANO TaSaS HiNssTRTCTioS HsTSanioSA. Concert
pianist and instructor, with 80 yrs.
highly successful experience In New
York City, win make his permanent
home in washington and Is now
accepting. registration for. instruc-
tions to begin after Jan. /; enroll
ment will be limited. Call Ju.
S-1642 evenings. b
SHORTHAND IN 9 wks. day. S12
wkly.: IL wks ewes. So ykly. Guar
TEMPLE SCHOOL Ma. S-325a:
NEW CLASSES in typing. shorthand.
bookkeeping, comptometer, PBX IN.
ouire Ma. 8.2340. BOYD SCHOOL
Ssss g VS.: COZ 18th Ns% and cIassss q sts;
starting in typing, shorthand, BOOK
keeping. COMP, ONCE machines. ~.
Wk. Up. BoYD SCHOOL. est. 40
yrs cor 18th and q StS. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

FALLS CHURCH - For gentleman
sraS:p. enlg; single 5s. Fm zosS' Re1s bath; c9nV
front room. lot Of
closet space: next bath; conv. buses;
New Hses' Hx&PsHiRE Hfxf&RssHfi i've eifsSlfa fxf: s Ia
koms Park. mr.. District line-Lge.
comfortable rn. pvt. bath. Reas.
N. ARL.--Lge. attrac. comfortable
gm; pvt. bath; gentleman. "a.
siLVER SPRING Corner bedrm..
ssmipyt; bath; home atmosphere.
NfcE R%. in Bethesda arsa-walk-
ing, distance to heart Of bethesda
and Naval Hosp: phone and break
fast privils. Call OIL. 2-S6S6. "A
CHEVY CHASE-Lge. studio rm. with
frepl.. picture window. tele.. pvt.
bath, lge. closet, twin beds In mod.
pvt. home; or 2 men; refs. once.
pSF. " 7ISHHkR ENTk: AND sArH-suis for
or 2; 592s Edmongd5ston rd:;,
N. ARL-Entire 2nd d. studio rm.,
attrac. and clean; pvt. home. Like
children; hSkpg. ia. 2-S97S. 20
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE, registered, female. excel.
breeding stock. reasonable. OIL. q
bS22, after 8 pm. -
FOR SALE-part toy Collie puppies.
9 wks; old; males and females. RE.
ADORABLE PUPPIES, German short
hair pointer Mama, travelling sales
man Papa, all black or white and
black; males, $40; females, IS. 412
JEFFERSON st. ne, RA. 3-S567. -4
kITTENS--Beautiful Persian or Sia-
mese; boarding: stud service. MRS
HOAG. LO. 5-1975. -4
Axe reg: S25 up.
Excel: blood line: stud service. Lo.
MINIATURE POODLE; black; s mo-;
house broken; all shorts; Axe regis
tered; Sl25. SO. 5-7631.
Axe. Also toy Manchester puppies,
Axe. PARKWOOD KENNELS. 601H
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-5440. -
PARAKEETS-Breeders and babies,
also love birds. Phone Ii. 3-916S
lPOODLES, miniature, pups, 10 wks.;
Axe bred from imported champ
stock, selected to grow risky but
mot nervous pets. Herndon 6eS.
81
Evening star., 1954-11-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

113 r. /. AVE. N.E.-compl. turn.
rms, dble. rm. for 2; sgle. rm.:
LSSRGE Sf e. rRosr Pois ESoA Sss SStsi7 utii. t.
incl; suitable for 2 or 8. 614 E.
515 II ST.-1 sgle.. 1 dble. rm., fol
working men; unlim. phone, kit
privils.; conv. transp. Ii. 7-3345.
ROOM, with home
privileges. couple or single man
Ii. 1851. a
- NEATLY FURNISHED
room, next to bath; $40 mo-; gentle-
man preferred. Call AD. 2-0932.
COL0RED-FURN. RM., for lady OF
gentleman; home PRIVILEGES. Ii.
COLORED-N.E.-Front rm. for en-
ployed woman OF man. Home priv
Neges. Ii. 4-2947. -
Evening star., 1954-11-03

6Oa G ST. s.E.-Bright front room;
sink stoyee, Tefgrc;;a S3b mo. to.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
n.w.-2 single efficiencies; refgr. and
cooking utils. incl; $3.50 mo. CO.
MT. PIEAsANT-Bed .-liv. rm., next
to bath and shower; ample closets;
firepl.: $40. SO. S-8964. 10
2639 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. light front
rm., din. alcove.- stove. refgr., utils.
furn.: $11 Wk. DE. 2-1675. --6
21OS 18th ST. N.W.-Refgr.. gas
stove and all utils.; S40-Sb2; hot
cold water all the time. co. 6-1s52.
144s MASS. AVE. Nw.--Larse room,
fully equip, S12 wk. for @; So ea.
for over 2. No drinkers. DE. 2-s263.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Newiy re-
dec. liy.-bedrm. comb, next to bath;
gracious atmosphere. Ho. 2-4269.
q Ink. Rms. $40 and s12 Tk.,
cont. h.w.; LIST and 2nd floors. 1856
n Capitol st. ne. -Dl. 7-nS46.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Lge. bright. clean,
warm front rm. kitchenette; run.
ming water. refgr.. hot plate: ideal
{oT 81, spIs; ss;s Or !, students; $3.50 x.
COL0RED - NE. SECTION - Men
only; with refriserator privileges.
DE. 2.9466. ID
Evening star., 1954-11-03
MIseElLANEoUs foR sAlH

PlANOs--Brand-nev standard make.
fun Keyboard sptnets. only Sz5O.
Mahogany finish, 10-year ,guaran-
tee. Also many values IN used
spinets and consoles. ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART. l015 7th st. NV.
liust above the library. --5
PIANOS-Don't mis-. KITS great
anniversary sale or famous make
pianos. Terrific. savings on pianos
from regular stock. Small deposit
will reserve selections till Xmas.
KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE: 2
PIANO, sseinway. rebuilt spinet style,
Sgsae SsRgHe' SAILS ELS c6ss 6ssaelflHS 1900 S.ss
piANios FOR RENr-Rental or IS pSr-
chase rental plan. JORDANS. cor
ner 13th and q SITS. Phone ST.
$4,000. and a332 Georgia ave. Sill
Yer Spring store open en- every e evening. h
Downtown store open Thursday eve
r1ANsos INV snii ifioR KENr-spinets q and
consoles, So monthly and up plus
s|sS!'s: pi4so Alss is5ssaR' sSsF ,6. u I'sS
PIANO.. steinway, rebuilt console.
Ebony finish. Special at S695.
Music SALES CORP. 1900 d st.
PiiANNos-we have q good selection
Of used and floor sample spinets
and consoles that we are offering
Easy 'tsz ssHS. sT sseoe SsaSsttsns
PIANO, BABY BABY 1rs grand, sa Lester: RaS' in besut.
cond. Must see to appreciate. Sac
riice: $495. Kl. S.1313. -
PIANOS. BENCHES (new S10), Wur-
litzer spinet, S225: steinway, stieff.
ptasr sasT uprtsS '1sS s5 up pA1L ab 4FoIs qodI
PifPiES,O fPiSOSiSv' saiSD black, copper. cast IRON.
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. INC,
l746 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies,
poker tables and games, table. tennis
tables and accessories. CONN Bill
LARD AND BOWLING SUPPLY CO..
pSoL SO eth TasIEs 81 Rw rsRa.toI p1 a7la aiu.
saSipment: Win iC instsii Tor 'ss $500 sS a
RADIO saDiH ePfHSS PHoNSGRSPH, 51SssPi capehart.
mahog. console model. FIN and AM
radio. 3.speed changer; excel. cond.
Rabro 2h t-72Ffao 2PFfaoNoGRApH. stombers @s
asking 800. Ia. 9-14S4. a
RANGE. Norge. 2 sep. Compartments
for pans; excel. cond. Ii. 7-7993.
REFRIGERATORS elec., gas, recond.
from $40 80. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS, 200 gas IN. excel.
condition. and 8 Gu. II. II YOU
need an extra refgr ct home or at
your summer cottage. these are .
BARGAIN They are now ueinR re.
moved from apts., to be replaced
BY larger units Phone 10 3-4O4O.
REFRIGERATORS
Used. rebuilt. painted. $3.50 up:
some guar. / year. FREDERICK'S.
Evening star., 1954-11-03

FUR COAT black Persian. size IL.
FSs sesSs3; ooA34;. beautiful, sun,lensth
kss kstFis s.5ssS., 5ssSsss, size 1914. Best offer.
FUR COAT. Alaska seal, brown, Size
16; evaluated by leading downtown
store; scarcely worn; moving south,
reasonable. RA. 3-9016. %
FUR SCARF. dyed squirrel, 4 skins:
rnRN1TGRuS 1fS reysE used .ss Sas IA Ta;er sslsS s
auto. dryer; high chair Stroller
comb; baby crib; rock. horse. JE.
FURSSiITTiURE-used beds, springs,
new. mattresses; lge.. elee. refgr.;
folding cots. mirror-dr. wardrobes.
ADMIRAL FURNITURE. 1908 7th
r6RNfTURR 81 NHiT Ser BARGAfNs-sr.nd-sse Al hNSs; s
samples at tremendous savings for or
cash. LION WAREHOUSE BLDG,
iSs. SAY. til fHF4 + sE sSs' 7l2sio. as Daii'
FURNITURE-s-pc. maple liv. rm.
Mssfinshoase Sans Sasf Sos Dlassi ssse ru 5a0iss
FURSiTURE-walnut din. rm. set, o
pc. good cond.;. owner moving; first
With $40 takes 1t. JE. 2-4791.
FURN.-For immed. sale; maple
chair. sofa. 2 end tables and over
FURN.-Mod. sect. sofa, bedrm..
drop-leaf tbie.. chests. lounge chairs,
hide-a-bed. dinette. XII. S-0O35.
room set. pieces.
modern, blond: used mos, like new;
s170; Can eyenings, all day Sat.
rGRN.. iRR Nrd fsss EsEsonssype n1easnet Hide-abed
maroon. with Gust. -made Slip cover:
peri; cond.. reas. w. HYATTS. HA.
FURNsI..- for 2 rm. apt, air-cond'o, 2
lge; console. Tv sets. 9,6 GE refgr..
bsM;a bsdTm. @ Set swivel top Duncan
mirrors, etc: full size bed-sofa has
S SaS e FaSSss f1saon III mus. sslss b
appointment.
twin beds, mattresses.
springs. dresser, chest, night stand:
good cond.; $100. NO. 7-1716. =
FURN.-Englander. red line foam
rubber double mattress and box
fSTins' Evesi I9' osea a-ss19 Z NOS n price: go
phrey. 1875. 900 B. T. q. and thermo-
stat: bargain, $97.50. JU. 9-4S29.
GAS RANGES, new, used; repairs, oil,
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
1O11 7th NV, MA. 8-8952.
sNERbEsss PEE. bE: s-S555s sAEEs CO. ass7 ca:
GAS RANGES, used, in "as is' con-
dition; your choice, $40 plus de-
livery charge. B. A. COE q CO..
3l21 14th st. NV. CO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. new and used
fsAL. ffN .9S so1S i4tha thast1sssa' &. n.W 6 sS'
sgb piS. twin S1ass Ss.f. s.uasn S4G ars: amp,
copper kettle, $s5. KE. $500.
ANTIQUE marble-top table; reason
able. Also lge.. niirrored, glass china
ANTioUEsGLampsi MILO H Lamps for living rm..
bedrm. and dining rm.; mahog.
drum table. Call OIL. 4-54s1 bet. 2
AsNnTaIotuHE REPRODUCTION. Ri; drop-ieat ps
table, inlaid solid mahogany. EN-.
2-9465 or EN-. 2-6492. ---4
ANTIQUES-You're invited to come
and srowl. ct the prices on the
wonderful new items in our store.
BELL KINDS. 412 .. CAPITOL st.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
APIS. rURNIsHEp.-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-1st A., B rms. pvt,
bath and entr.: cple. and child: S7S
MI. RAiNIER. 4. blk. tsrminSi@Sss
mo. liv. rnn.. bedrrn. sleeping porch.
fuil kit. share bath: before 1 pm.
rakJ,is raiss5 Daal DFaRkAsfeslS "a sf,SSoGs surn. enc.
apt: Tv. utils.: blk. bus. shop. |:
SIS. 80. JU. 5000. -5
TAK0MA PARK. S5O1 Greenwood
ave. and clayborn-2M biks. from
Piney Branch shopping; 2 bedrms.:
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