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Evening star., 1949-03-16

APARTMENTS WANTED
EFFICIENCY APT. wanted by en-
ployed single girl; furn. or .unfurn
MISS MYERS, ST. sss7 after 8
THREE ROOMS, bath, heat. unfur-
own electric range, refrigerator. Box
sGiTaBLE islGi s'aIi APT. for family of four
needed Immediately; Al refs; tops
$65. DE. 377S. 49,
PERMANENT Govt.-employed man
pssds ps sn one up or two unun 5ms f and Gah see
ma, max. @ $50. Box " a47-c. star. Is.
NAVY OFFICER, wife. three month
old baby desire three or four room
apartment: Box 3O-C, Star. 49,
two rooms. kitchen and bath. unfur-
cellent references. Box 236-C, Star.
sUBLET furnished apartment now to
September wanted by employed
professional couple. Box a35-C,
EMPLoYED WOMAN desires fur
nished efficiency apt. in NV. section
Call after 6 pm. ordway 1864
COMBINATION LIv. RM., kitchen,
DdtH hpl.p uHl urn
British cow. COUPLE REQ. small
furn. apt, Dupont Circle or Mass.
area, excel. refs. FA. e4@1 after
CHRISTIAN COUPLE and child, de-
sire apt. Sligo 6449, ia. 5S04.
QUIET. REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN
needs unfurnished Groom, kit, pvt.
bath apt, pvt. entrance: nice NV.
section necessary. Please call AID
rWo o' PkoFEssPoNAL isesF 8 Z y; WOMEN need
apt. convenient to State Dept. No
share: Refs; NO. $3.50. 49,
YOUNG COUPLE C0UpLE' getting married,
lished or unfurnished. in apartment
building in NV. section before April
l. Call MISS TUCKER. Elk. 4I20,
Extension E. e. 44e' weekdays from 3: $40
YOUNG EMBASSY NAVAL on,cer de-
sires furn. 1-rm.. kit. and bath. in
apt. bldg, NV; top. $50. DE. 7108
bet. 10 am. to 6; DU. 1915 after.
wANTED-e-BEDRM. furn. apt; de-
sire NV; loc-i max, S12O. DE.
vsf fsIo vites h,ssS s2ils am d.sDer.t.l, .s ness
ss!75 PsSr@ Box as4tc. r.. star tarh 'fe' 1s. sA'
NR. SOLDIERS HOME, Petworth.
middle age lady desires rm. fur
nlshed apt. in apt. bldg. or pvt.
home. No share. Box 251-C, Star.
TWO t?) refined sisters desire fur
nished apartment. UP to SIS mo.
Call owens s.o4 after 5 pm. 1s'
NAVAL OFFICER desires one bed
room apartment in apt. bldg. RE.
400. Ext. 11302. to 4:30. 49,
YOUNG COUPLE, expectant. desire g.
rm. furn. apt; no share: $50 to $40.
Phone ST 1854; ewes, IA. 1881.
GOVT. GIRL urgently needs small
apt. pvt. kitchen and bath; $50
max; prefer NV. HO. 4723 after q.
MEDICAL STUDENT and wife. r.n;
desire Turn. 1-bedrm. apt. in NV:
vic. 18th ST. NV. SECT, empl.
couple: 3 or rooms. unfurnished;
HURST. RE. $3.50 or no. $500. 17'
BY APR. 1st; . or 3 rm. unfurn. apt.
1eas: Govt. empl. wife and daugh-
ter. Box o33-C. Star. IT.
RADIO ENGR. desires furnished or
unfurnished bedroom apt, pvt. hath;
in NV. section. CO. 6013. 49,
BACHELOR or eficiency, furn. or
unfurn.. by professional man; NV.
desirable. Write details. Box 23l-C.
GovT. COUPLE, perm. resp; apt.
or house, nrepl.. garden, charm
GEORGETOWN; 500. Box 349-A. Star.
ANDREWS FIELD PERSONNEL need
Evening star., 1949-03-16
CI,EVET,AND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
In excellent .neiEhborhood. 2 homes
each featuring. 6 bedrms.. 2 baths,
priced. Call Mrs. Dove. WO. Os45.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL, Realtor, AID.
2l1S or WI. 3135.
EMBASSY SECTION
A beautiful house. featuring 4 master
bedrms.. 3 maids rms. and 5 baths:
500. To- inspect. cali Mrs. Grier,
MA. 1900; evenings. CO. 1928.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 X st. NV Exclusiye ~
Evening star., 1949-03-16
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
ROCK CREEK FOREST

A beautiful. modern, detached brick
IN this cloSe-in Chevy Chase Md
community, adjacent to Rock Greek
Park; has 4 rooms and lavatory on
the first floor and 3 bedrooms and
heat; built-in garage: owner mov-
ing cut of district and desires to
sell Immediately for only S2O,950.
BRICK RAMBLER-$16,50O
Only 3 months old and well located
in nearby Chillum, Md. not far
from the District line: has large
living room with fireplace, dining
room. modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms.
bedroom. tiled bath, all on one floor;
full attic and extra lsrse basement
with laVatory. gas hot-water heat;
in Immaculate condition.
4 BEDRM., 2 BATH BRICK
A beautiful center-hall plan home In
Brlar Cliff on wooded lot 9Qx135
feet, in unusual fine residential sec.
1acma ,acent ,s.,,isI1Tn to Spring VALLEY; y has 8
tory, solarium and full bath on the
first floor, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths
on the second floor and . finished
room in the attic: maids room and
custom-built in. 1941 and In perfect
condition; home for the most
discriminating purchaser.
$12,950
3ungalow with 3 bedrooms. This Ii
. remarkable opportunity to acquire
a fine shingle residence with living
bedrooms and bath all on one floor.
located in nearby Virginia, on a lot
147x165 feet; electric refrigerator,
two-car garage. Owner must sell
Immediately and will make terms
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. tOpen ewes. until
Evening star., 1949-03-16
Designed for Large Family
M,1st Have OIlick Sale

A big 4-bedrm. det. masonry home
in perfect condition. Elegant liv-
ing room, 33 IT, long, with huge
fireplace; spacious dining room:
pleasant kitchen with good equip.
a half baths on End Il. OIL h.-w.h..
Gear garage: convenient NV: loca:
ton, near Piney Branch I'd. ana
Eastern ave. A steal at only S17. 800.
Call ME- 1143 until 8 pm. j. YVES.
yEv nITrHANAN
Evening star., 1949-03-16

BRIGHTWOOD
3-family semidet brick, priced low
with excel. terms 2 apts. 'availa Bile
for purchaser. To inspect, call Mr.
Marchal. RA. 1851.
SIGLER & TISHLER
Evening star., 1949-03-16

YESTERDAYS CHARM
TODAY'S CONVENIENCES
Is yours at the Altamont, 1901
wyoming ave. NV, in a cooperative
apt. t.-home with lge.. paneled rms.
making a beautiful BACKGROUND for
fine furniture, especially antiques.
A few choice apis. still ayailable for
splendid loc.. y. blk. of Conn. ave.
For insp.. sizes. exposures, prices
and terms see one OF our rep. on
the premises from 2 pm. to pm.
daily.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
1417 K st. NV.
MASS AVE. EXT'D.
csh9s sd ssa1o s6sS! away sRs 'aSeah nsnx bsnE
4-bedrm., 2h-bath home of excep-
tional construction and value. Ewes,
MI. 212l.
j. LEO KOLB
MI. 21OO III
Mass. Ave. Extended

An immaculate home Just of the
ssse'lo" aVes, in lovely sSS' communits sn 'e Of
individual homes, where Early
American and Colonial architecture
prevails. Within > squares of trans
portation and schools, shopping
center convenient. The house fea,
lures 3 master-size bedrooms:
tile baths living room with hre-
place, French door leads to side
covered porch, artistic dining room,
de luxe step-saying Kitchen. gas
heat, attached garage. This house
csa be purchased on terms that are
especially, attractive, 1st trust IN;
Mrs. Wren Evenings OR: 47ss, !.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
Realtors. DI $3.50. -
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN
oysrIookng park ,.1Ieani Ideal for Ioe%Tns oeTo.es
porch and two baths on SECOND
fioor.- Half block from two buslinss
For further details. call Mr.. Clarke.
81. 2S3O, with BEITZELL. D1 31OO.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
7542 1ath ST NV.
BARKLEY BROS, II

of Glenmar Park. an
new all-brick houses on lge. lots
in this exclusive subdivision. We
have already sold approx. lO0'
houses. They are all modern Eith
8 or bedrooms, some with path
and n half and others with q bath
and = half on End d. and Q half
bath on the Ist d. Some have ga
RACES. They can be purchased on z
cash payment as low as $1,000, and
financed under The q a, bin. onen ga
sS77 or DU. 5637. Directions: Out
Mass. ave. NV. to Westmoreland
Circle, continue on Mass. ave. mi.
to our sign on left.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
TREES REMOVED
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Prompt and efhcient service fully In
sured. Call FRED ALLEN after
PM, WO. 5000. is
Evening star., 1949-03-16
$500 DOWN

A real opportunity to . responsible
party. A 6-rm. semidet. brick home,
tull bsmt, built-in garage. front and
ear porches: within few blocks Of
every convenience. DOROTHY K.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
REALTY. &C
MA. Ills: ewes, DE. 230e. II
tx. 7SSS.

1900 Blk. Rittenhouse st.
section; possession; beaus
tiful 2-story row brick, g 1ovely. rms.
and 2 complete baths 2 Kitchens
3-rm. apt. with complete bath In
basement, oil h.-w.h.; Al condt.
tion. Priced TO sell this week. For
details call till 8 pm. weekdays;
Sunday II to 8.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1858, --19
Evening star., 1949-03-16
Owner Transferred

Owner Transferred
Here's your opportunity to acauirs
luxurious living at q reasonable
price. This beautiful home in
Greenacres has everything: on the
end hr.. bedrms. and tile bath
with shower: on the 1st d.. 1iv,
rm. with adjoining den finished in
knotty pine, din. rm. and modern
kit. with adjoining breakfast rm;
basement Ii divided into laundry
rm., utility rm. and the most com.
plete rec. rm. and bar you've ever
seen. The lot, which Ii beautifully
handicapped and inclosed By Anchor
fences, is 55x95 and contains sew
eral fruit-bearing trees, stone
patio with an outdoor fireplace, and
. garage. The house is Of brick
construction with . slate roof and
has recently been completely deco
rated; 1t also contains . televtsion
set with outdoor aerial and . deep
freeze unit: Venetian blinds, cur.
tains,. storm windows and screens
are all included: gas a.-e. heat.
Near elementary school and buslins.
Seen by appt.
GAEGLER REALTY. co
MA. Ills; ewes, DE 230p. III
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Youngstown kitchen, including "Mullin-
alder" garbage disposal units. Rock wool
insulation, sidewalks and ceilings. Johns
Manville asbestos shingles. 36" Vesta
range. Z Gu. #. Westinghouse refrigera-
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Symphony Gives Spirited.
Performance at Water Gate

more revealed than has been
heard in some time.
Following the splendid presen-
tation of the Symphony" came
the beautiful playing of the pro-
grams soloist, Mischa Elman.
While violinistic circles have been
enriched with many fine players
these last years. few can approx
mate the loveliness of Elman's
tone. Apart from its unvarying
richness and velvetiness, it has
a heart-melting quality and an
expressiveness that embodies the
very essence of music. His choice
of Lalo's Symphonic Espagnole"
for this appearance was not a
thoroughly happy one, yet the
"Andante" and the melodic por-
tionS of the first movement gave
him opportunity for soulful sing
ing of which he availed himself
fully.
The display passages. however
came out rather heavy handed
and the tempo on the whole was
slow and unspirited. Nor was the
works essential character COM
pletely set forth. 1t was not a
question of lack Of technical bril-
lance but rather a missing of
light, swift touch that put atmos-
phere and individuality into the
piece. Yet to be able to revel
in the luscious quality the re-
noWned violinist draws from the
strings is enough, and so the de-
lighted audience thought. Sew
eral times the artist was brought
out by applause that never way
Evening star., 1949-07-09
By Alice Eversmon

Last nights National Symphony
concert at the Water Gate was
the most rewarding Of the first
week of the season. 1t was played
under ideal conditions. It was
cool and pleasant by the waters
edge, the land vistas lay tranquil
in the twilight and darkness gave
special benignity to the sky.
With Nature taking care so well
of the important question OF phy-
sical comfort, the aesthetic side
was fully satisfied by the superior
performance the orchestra gave
under Howard Mitchell's direction.
1t had several arresting features
about it. not the least OF which
was the cohesion of intention and
effort the conductor has been able
to create among his players in a
few days.
This was illustrated strikingly in
TschaikoWsky's Symphony No.
f." which received an exception
ally fine reading. Rarely has the
drama of the first movement been
so sharply defined and in such a
stirring way. New values were
disclosed in each movement and
brought into relief with great skill
and with the proper Russian
flavor. There was logic to be felt
throughout and it was achieved
by the conductors sensitive feeling
for the relationship between
themes and for the interplay of
the orchestra sections. The lyric
parts sang effectively and the
dramatic elements were stated
incisively. Best of all was the
alMeness that infused the whole
with a particular glow.
In the spirited performance,
the orchestra disclosed greater
sorority of tone than formerly
and more freedom and abandon
in execution. The attacks were
sharp and clean and the response
to dynamic effects, of which there
was wealth of variety, instan-
taneous and we'll planned. Per-
haps the "Andantino" was taken
little too fast for contrast and
with less careful shaping of
phrase, the value of breathing
spaces not fully realized. but the
lively tempo Of the "Scherzo"
formed the proper bridge to a
truly fiery finale. Much more was
said in this performance and
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Wakefield Dairy Gets
Glenn Dale Contract

Simpson Bros, Inc, Wakefield S
Dairy yesterday was awarded a
contract to supply the Glenn Dale
Sanitorium with milk and cream
for July, August and September.
The dairy submitted the lowest
estimated bid of $15,760.
When bids were opened on June
13. the Harvey Dairy. Brentwood.
Md, was awarded the contract on
it's bid of $14,271, but the contract
was held up when some of the
dairies objected on the grounds
Evening star., 1949-07-09

cred in volume and which received
the reward finally of two encores.
Everybody came down a bit
from the heights as Mr.. Mitchell
and the orchestra concluded the
program with Ellie Siegmeister' S
Sunday in Brooklyn" This is
gay and sometimes nonsensical
music and the titles of its move
ments Prospect Park" Sunday
Driver" Family at Home, :"
"Children's Story" and "Coney
Island"-Will tell you what it is
all about. The composers wide
knowledge of folk music was evi-
IDENTIFY put aside in favor of
rather marked imitation of
GerShWin. He is a knowing writer,
however. and the first local hear
ing of Sunday in Brooklyn" was
a good climax for a worthwhile
concert listen to by a capacity
audience.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Library Gets Pointing

A copy Of a painting of Winnie
Davis, daughter of Jefferson
Davis, who was affectionately
known as the Daughter of the
Confederacy," has been presented
to the Library Of Congress by
Ralph j. Cannaday of 1872 B
street NE.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

negotiations aimed at providing
for Indonesian sovereignty.
The Dutch government, which
has baked at restoring the Re-
publican regime, agreed earlier
this week 70 participate in new
u. N.-sponsored talks. But 1t in
sisted the discussions should not
prejudice the responsibility OF
the Netherlands for freedom and
order in Indonesia."
The cautious offers Of the
Dutch and Indonesians TO. open
new talks left many reservations
However, at least beginning OF
negotiations seemed likely as a
result of the Indonesian accept
ance today.
Mohammed Rum, chairman OF
the Republican delegation, told
the U. N. commission in a letter
that his participation in the new
talks must necessarily be limited
at least in the early stages Of the
discussions"
He said he would "only be able
to discuss initially the practical
details of restoration Of the Re-
publican government at Jogja-
karta."
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Mrs. laiia-lawrenee
Asks Tor 5000 Now
To Defray Expenses

Mrs. Ellene Diana LatsA-LAw-
rence's suit for separa.s mamie
nance from her Navy captain hsIs-
band was ps4netslaIsd in DastxacI
Court yesterday by . demand fos
immediate payment Of more tfsaEI
So 900 she saac was due her be
cause of mental cruelty and ex-
penseS entailed in seeking q rec
oncliiatlcn.
In suing Capt, Harold A, LatsA
Lawrence. ~. on March -. Mrs
Latta-LAwrence charged that his
friendship for Representative
Edith Nourse Rogers, Republican
of Massachusetts, had contributed
TO the marital rift
Both Mrs Rogers and Capt.
Latta-LAwrence branded the state
ment fantastic.
In the motion filed yesterday
Mrs. Latta Lawrence asked $500
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Advice 10 LoveIorn Given
To Youth in Girls Beating

Advice to the lovelorn flowed
from the bench of Municipal Judge
Almond w. Scott yesterday. advice
built around the theme that love
lis an itching sensation that can't
be scratched"
He heard that adage at a min
strel show years ago and still be-
Iieyed it, Judge Scott told Robert
Stokes. Is. colored. charged with
beating his 1s-year-old girl friend,
Gloria Garner. after she left him
for another.
you've got to realize that when
a woman gets tired of you. you'd
better let her go" the court ad-
monished. Its plain to me your
girl wants to send you as far away
as she can. Why, she and her new
boy friend are back there in court
right now enjoying your misery
Then Judge Scott freed the
youth on his pledge to keep away
from the girl.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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To Live on vircinio Form
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served previously en tire aA- q.
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!wpoEter fer the washsagtcn Post.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Indonesian Leaders
Agree 10 Begin Talks
On Peace With Dutch
D. The Assecioisd Press

BATAVIA, Java. April 2.-Indo-
nesian Republican leaders agreed
today to sit down with the dutch
In long-delayed peace talks under
United Nations auspices.
But the chairman Of the Re
publican delegation said early
Indonesian-Dutch talks must be
limited" to placing the deposed
Republican government back in
its capital. Jogjakarta.
U. N. Has Sought Negotiations.
Dutch troops crushed the Re-
publican regime last December
Since then the United Nations
Commission for Indonesia has
been trying TO get the opposing
leaders together for direct peace
Evening star., 1949-04-03
sy me Aiss<sstsd Press

SHREWSBURY. Eng. Apr. .
The grim-jawed hunting folk OF
Shropshire County tonight round
ed up SO spies" and went on
beating the bushes for 81 more.
II was all part Of the RAP ex-
ercise to test the county's defenses
against any parachuting comman-
dos. fifth columniSts. secret agents
and assorted evil-doers who might
attempt to strike in some future
war.
Seventy airmen. called spies
were sent Skulking through the
county. All 260 900 inhabitants OF
this lovely rural area were told to
lay the spies" low.
Searching parties in darkened
lorries poked along lonely country
lanes. stopping suspicious looking
persons and investigating every
barn or. likely hiding place for
enemy agents.
Shropshire home defenders and
Evening star., 1949-04-03
'38 Spies Quickly Rounded Up
In British Home Defense Test

military and civilian police quickly
caught 20 Of the interloperx
around the wrekin. q noted
Shropshire hill. BY 10 p. m. SIX
hours before the exercises were
scheduled to end. 10 mere had
been packed off 10 jail at nearby
Wellington.
In addition 10 phony spies. IL
was rumored. there were phony
cloak and dagger operatives play
ing the odious role OF traitors,
ready to help the spies instead OF
turning them in.
This evening there was even
one alarm that some Of the police
constables themselves were IN the
service Of the enemy. II was a
state OF affairs calculated TO make
every one suspicious Of everybody
Just how the spies operated
except that they "parachuted" out
of trucks instead Of planes--wss
an Raj secret.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

sor hospital ard occtct es.as be-
sweer saxs Angus and DecssnseE
Saygag her 1lness resulted .Esss
mcasAl cruelty
Ssae also SeQEst s. .Sssa tyora her
husband 20 reimburse her foS lis-
rng and travelling expenses s4gscT
early TecrEnHeg when Sire vas
seeking 10 effect caltatsez
The motion tSaegstfse1 pr- ard
Mrs. Frank Hammer ot las AZ
selrS. Calf RS AfEs. Latla Ia a.
rerce $ foster parents II saso s3ae
now Is Being supported ey DF
hammer. bat to continue isAS A.
yanHesleas wVsuia ne a matter os
constant and continuous eEnaar-
HaSssaenf
Evening star., 1949-04-03
BEDDING

Slls.00 Box Spring and Innerspring Mattress,
single size ----------------- $3.50
$500 Box Springs and Innerspring Mattresses
single size e----- 100
$3.50 Box Spring, full size------------S27.5O
$3.50 Box Spring, full size size-----------$39.SO
$3.50 Mattresses, single size $3.50
$49.50 Mattress, full size SIS. so
$1,000 Box Springs and Innerspring Mattresses,
full and single sizes
$3.50 Box Spring, full size------------S34.5O
$3.50 Mattress, full size ze---------------S29.SO 80
sI09.5O Simmons Sofa Bed, red fabric floor
sample S1J.SU
S3lsOO Pullman SIeepers, wine fabric, floor
s1l5oo Studio Couches, gray----------S69.5O so
S4s.5O Plastic Headboard, red color, single
size e------------------ -----------------S24.SO
$3.50 Headboard and Frame, blue color single
s44.50 Simmons Electric Blankets S22.5O
s4s.s5 Westinghouse Electric Comforters,
$500
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Gold Star Group TO Meet

Alex NelnsieGa Of Rna, Rrlsh 4
Anti Defamation League. wlil ad'
dress the Geld star Associate osl
Tuesday al q pm. in tsse Board
Room Of the District Building
The groap is composed al parents
and relatives OF naen who lost is1els
lives in World War II
Evening star., 1949-04-03

JUVEINALE UnE
S6950 Dresser and Mirror, white enamel,
S40.5O
$500 Chest to Match, white enamel, S44.SO
$6S.50 Crib to Match, white enamel $3.50
s6450 Chest-robe, waxed birch -S44.5O
$3.50 Crib with Drop Side, waxed birch
S29.SO
$29.95 Hi-Chair, waxed birch---------SI7.05
$34s5 Youth Bed, waxed birch--------S2I. l .95
S16.95 Play Yard, maple finish .0S
ALL JUVENILE FURNITURE GREATLY
REDUCED
Evening star., 1949-04-03
BEDROOM FURNITURE

s795O0 7-Piece Bedroom Suite, 18th Century
style, finest mahogany veneers 49, 4495.OO
s298.45 3-Piece Bedroom Group, mahogany and
koruna other pieces in group reduced SIS $3.50
$4,000 3-Piece Solid Cherry Suite, Old World
antique finish; other pieces reduced 8245.OO
$26000 3-Piece Mahogany Suite Colonial style,
six other matching pieces reduced
s275oo Vanity and Mirror, Louis XIV design,
Nara wood veneers SIZ5.OO
$500 Vanity Bench, matches vanity base listed
above; richly finished --.-.------------SI8.5O
s2s5.oo Apiece Modern Dresser and Mirror.
Chest As Bed, Mite Table
s7s.5o Dresser and Mirror, modern, walnut We
neers, lustrous finish $3.50
$3.50 Dressing Table Base, modern, gray
oak ---------------------- --------------SIS.S
$500 Full Size Bed, modern, solid gray oak.
S27.5O
$3.50 Mite Table, mahogany veneers---- 60.05
s77.5o Three quarter Panel Bed, Hepplewhite
style, mahogany veneers s--------------S39.5O
s77.5e Twin size Panel Bed, Hepplewhite style.
mahogany veneers SJ0.SO
$3.50 Vanity and Mirror, Sheraton style ma
hogany veneers ---------------------- $3.50
$500 rwin-sine Panel Bed, mahogany ysnes5s "a ss
$3.50 80 Poster Bed. mahogany J ysaee5s, e. as
ss4.5e Chest Chest, avodire veneers.
S45.5O
s72.5e Twin Panel BED, mahogany veneers.
Tyre footboard -----------------SJO.SU
$3s5.Oo 6-Piece Suite, colonial, solid maple.
dresser and vanity with mirrors, chest, oencn
and bed, mite table ----------- SZzS.00
$500 4-s Bed, modern. solid oak ---- S39.S0
Evening star., 1949-04-03

S105.00 Chest, modern, large drawers, $3.50
$3.50 Dresser and Mirror, modern style ser
pentine front, large drawers -S49.SO
s335.oe Double Dresser and Mirror, Victorian
STYLE solid Honduras mahogany SI75.OO
s1l5.00 AS Bed, matches dresser listed above,
solid Honduras mahogany $3.50
$165.00 Vanity and Mirror, modern, bleached
S2450 Vanity Bench matches vanity base listed
above, bleached mahogany -------SI2.SO
$19s.5o Dresser and Mirror, Hepplewhite style.
serpentine 'front.' large drawers $3.50
Evening star., 1949-04-03
LIVING ROOM FURNITURI

s3oO.0O Sofa, tan tapestry. loose pillow back In
contrasting color SPAS. 90
s17s.00 Sofa, custom built, English lounge type,
striped covering ----- -------------$I4 Do
sIs3.0o Sofa, Lawson type, beautiful decorator
cover with contrasting fringe So. 90
s1s5.00 Sofa, English Chippendale style, down
cushions, striped cover ------------- SI3S.OO
ssI5OO 3-Piece Sectional Sofa, genuine red
aneora mohair with gray welts -S2O9. 50