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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

laSalle Faces Kansas
Tonight in HeadIiner
|0f Olympic PIayoffs
BY me Assoeia,sd pr..s

NEW YORK. Mar. sI.-ra-
sales youthful Explorers are
with the Herculean
task Of stopping Kansas tower
ing Clyde Lovellette tonight ~
the olympic basketball trials hit
their high spot--the semifnals--
at Madison Square Garden.
This tournament Is perhaps the
only one in basketball where the
semifinals are more important
than the finals.
For from the winner Of the La
Salle-Kansas dream game"-as
well as from the opener, which
matches the AAU powers. Peoria
CaterpiIlars and Phillips Oilers
win come the players who win
represent Uncle Sam In the
Olympics this summer in Hell
Sinki.
The Olympic squad viii be com.
posed Of seven players from each
of tonight's winners.
Finale Tomorrow.
The Olympic finale is scheduled
for tomorrow night, but the only
thing at stake will be prestige
and to determine who win be head
coach Of the United States team.
The La alle-Kansas game Is q
natural. as it pits the National
Invitation Tournament winner
l.aSalle) against the NCAA king
pin (KansaS). This hasn't hap
|pened since 1915 when Oklahoma
Ann (NCAA) whipped DePaul
(NIT) in a Red Cross charity
game.
For q short while, though, Il
seemed that La Sale would not
|get a chance to meet Kansas.
Phog Allen, Kansas coach. said
early yesterday that his team
would not come East unless there
was at least one Midwestern offi@
|ciai on hand for the game against
La Sale. !
Eastern OfIicial Withdrawn.
This brought much confusion
among Eastern basketball fathers
and, after a series of conferences.
the Olympic Committee withdrew
one Eastern official and replaced
him with Ronald Gibbs. umpire
from Springfield, Ill. Gibbs will
work with Referee John Nucatola,
from Bayside. N. Y. ~
Allen said his team wouldn't
"have a chance to win with two
Eastern officials in Madison Square
Garden"
To this. LaSalle Coach Ken
LoefHer-not an Allen admirer, BY
the way-Said:
Give me Lovellette and Allen
can have the officials"
La Sale Ace May Not Play.
And how Loef1er could use him.
LaSalle's defensive star. Jack
Moore, may not play in the BIG
game. He is in Philadelphia with
his mother. who has suffered 4
stroke. As A VI,
Loeffler had planned to use the
6-foot-5 Moore on Lovellette. who
is 6-foot-9. sH Tsg
Without Moore we're pretty
badly crippled" Loeffler said. 1T
looks like I'll have to send Tom
Cola, who is much slower, against
Lovellette." yF
Lovellette, the Nations leading
| (See BASKETBALL, Page A-15l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
BY fhs Assecioisd Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Mar.
|31.-Elmer valo. the Athletics
outflelder. has been the subject of
an experiment this spring. It's a
question now if the experiment is
a success.
Valo always was crashing into
walls while playing rightfield SO
Manager Jimmy Dykes decided to
switch him to centerf1eld. There
he would have more room to run
and. Dykes thought. less chance
to injure himself.
Result: On Monday Valo
crashed into the centerfleld wall
while chasing a hit; against the
Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday he
crashed into the rightfield wall.
Doctors fear the two joits may
have given him q bone chip at the
base Of his thumb on the left
hand.
Valo didn't get into the lineup
. a. =
yesterday ais the AS beat Balti-
more Of the international
League. Ga.
PHOENIX, Ariz. up. - Chi
|cago White Sox officials are con-
cerned about the sore arm Of Saul
|Rogovin, the big right-handed
pitcher who is being counted on
for is or 20 victories this season.
His elbow has panied him since
March II when he pitched against
Seattle in Palm Springs, Calf.
Saul is not scheduled to pitch
again until Friday.
1--WE had a sore arm in the
spring before" Rogovin said, "but
never as bad as this"
General Manager Frank Lane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

Of st. Louis is the new manager OF the Tampa
Smokers of the Florida international League.
He has walk-up Office in hotel, next to the
city's wrestling promoter This day it was
raining and Medwick's players were sitting in
the lobby, eating sandwiches ana drinking
milk from paper containers. The language was
predominantly Spanish
Upstairs, Medwick was sitting at a bat
tered desk This isn't the Waldorf" he said,
grinning, "but guy has TO start somewhere
major leaguers have managed the Tampa
Smokers in the seven-year history of the
league Last wear Rem Chairman dropping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Sid Hudson S Control
Now Best in Career,
Veteran Pitcher Says
By Burton Howkins
Sior Sioff Correspondent

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 31.-Sid
Hudson. a minor sensation as a
rookie back in 1910 when he won
IT games. hasn't had a winning
season since. but now feels he's
equipped with what he calls the
finest control Of his career and is
hoping he'll snap a chain Of eight
straight sad years.
Sid's closest approach to a win
ming year since his 1915 as a
freshman. was In 1850 when he
won IA and lost IA. He won't pre-
dict anything about this season
until he sees how his arm reacts
to overland pitching. but he likes
what he's accomplished thus far
this spring.
''I'm not trying to blow the ball
past anybody" Sid said after
pitching six good innings against
Detroit yesterday rs the Mats de-
feated the Tigers, 6-3. "I'm tax
ing my time, bringing my arm
along slowly, and trying to avoid
injury.
Has Learned . Lot.
Il didn't know anything about
pitching when I broke in" con-
tinued Sid. "All I did was fire
the ball. but I had a good hop on
my fast one in those days and it
got me by. I don't have that
swift one anymore, but I've learned
a lot more about pitching.
I'm gradually pitching more
and more overland. / haven't
broken of a curve overland yet
because I'm afraid I'll hurt my
shoulder again, but I haven't felt
this good in years and I think
I'll be able to help the club"
Sid was Of no use to the Mats
for two months last season due to
a pulled muscle In his side. He was
Of little help when he recovered,
winning only 5 games and losing
q with a submarine style he never
liked but adopted in desperation.
Damaged Arm In Service.
In his first three seasons with
the Mats, Sid won 40 games and
lost Al, a creditable record in view
of the fact that club finished sew
enth twice and sixth once. Since
he left the Army, where he dam
aged his arm doing calisthenics,
Hudson has won As games and
lost 70 and has been plagued by a
succession Of arm, back, side and
shoulder ailments.
At the moment Hudson is using
q three quarter style, occasionally
firing q fast ball overland, and
hasn't had a twinge. Against the
Tigers yesterday he permitted
only four hits in his six innings
and left with a 2-1 lead.
A walk to Ben Taylor and Vic
Wertz's double accounted for the
only run OF Sid in the first inning
The Mats picked up q run of
Ken johnson in the same session
when Eddie Yost walked and Irv
Noren brought him around with
Ia double. Cass Michaels put the
Mats in the lead in the second
inning when he blasted q 400-foot
homer over the centerfleld fence
Four Runs ON One Hit.
Gil Coan's triple was the only
hit of a hectic seventh inning but
the Mats capitalized on Dick Lit
tlefield's wildness and an error by
Second Baseman Steve Souchock
Ito score four runs.
OF the Mats six hits, fiye were
(See MATS. Page A-14,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Win, Lose, Or Draw
/. By Francis St0nn
ssor SsaH Correspondent

TAMPA FLA, MAR 31The road back to the big leagues
manager coach smooth only for the fortunate
in Class league
cleanup hitter for the famous Gas House Gang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
American League
Schedules for 1852
| Available at Star

American League schedules
for the 1852 baseball season
now are awhile at no cost
at the counter in the lobby
of The Evening Star, Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
The supply is limited and
the schedules will be distrib-
uted on a f1rst-come, first
served basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

said X-ray pictures have shown
nothing wrong. Rogovin has had
a chronic sore arm for three years.
DENVER R.-Whatever the
Cleveland Indians are paying Bob
Avila (say between $4,000 and
100000, the second baseman is
beginning to demonstrate he
wasn't fooling when he argued
over his contract this winter.
Take yesterdays game with the
New York Giants. With two out
in the sixth inning. the young
Mexican tried to steal second.
Catcher Yves Westrum's peg had
him beaten. So he kicked the
ball out of AL Dark's glove, raced
to third. then scored on Larry
Doby's single.
In the ninth Avila stepped to
the plate with two out and the
Indians trailing by a run. On a
3-1 count he knocked his first
homer Of the season, scoring
Harry Simpson ahead Of him and
winning the game, 6-5. asir VI
The Indians. who play the Giants
here tomorrow and Wednesday if
the weather permits, also executed
"a triple play at Los Angeles yes
terday with Luke Easter the key
man.
TAMPA, Fla. @.-The super
stitious are beginning to be wor-
ried about the Cincinnati Reds.
For the last couple Of years the
Reds have done right well for
themselves in spring training
games and then fallen fiat when
the regular season opened. After
(See BASEBALL, Page A-14.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

(see MCKEE. Page A-l4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

tSee BASEBALL. Page A-14)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Training Comp Notes
Yolo, Shifted to CentefieId,
Still Crashing Into Fences

said X-ray pictures have shown
nothing wrong. Rogovin has had
, a chronic sore arm for three years.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
FROM OUR MODERN
DEPARTMENT

kARPEN 2-cushon Soto, grey and silver me-
toIlc texture Was S345. Nov --- $3.50
WIDDICOMB, Beige Texture Soto, foam rub
Der Cushion, back and arms. Wos $50 Now,
S3e5
PATTERSON, 2-eushion SOTO, lime texture
Was S445. Nov ,-----------S S2o7
DONOVAN SHOPS 2-port sectionol Soto,
chortreuse texture. Was $500. Now - SzS8
OPEN Arm Lounge Chair, green texture. Wos
FIRELIGHT Cherry Triple Dresser Mirror,
stond Was 1914. Nov $4ez
CORDOVAN Mahogany Double Dresser, Mir
ror, Chest, full-size Bed and Might Toble.
LINED OAK 5-Drower Chest. Wos $3.50.
WALNUT Swing Heodboord with z metoI bed
frames. Was $40. Nov ---- $500 $50
WIDDiCOMB SorreI Walnut Dining Room
Group consisting of 68-nch Buffet Sliding
Glass Front Chino Cabinet, 48-in Round Ex-
tension Toble, 4 side and 2 Host and Hostess
Chairs Was ST ,322. Nov --------S 1884
FlRELIGHT Cherry Junior Dining Group con-
sistine Of 52-inch Buffet, Cane Door Chino
Cabinet, Saw Buck Extension Tobie 2 Arm and
4 Side Cane Back choirs Wos S73o. Nov,
s3s7
LINED Oak Extension Drop-Leof Dinino
Ioble; Wos ST. Nov - SIG
LINED Oak Junior Buffet, 48 inch. Wos Sl5l.
END TobIe, 261zxI71z, Light Oak, Shelf
Was S4295 Now S24.o5
COCKTAIL Toble, 42x22, Bisque Mohoqony,
Smart Design, Was $3.50 Nov $3.50
STEP Toble. Block Lacquer. 28xloK Wos
$3.50 Nov -. S24.95
COCKTAIL Toble, i Noturol Oak, 42x22,
Shodow Box Top, unusuoI Bose. Wos $50 SO.
Now --------------- S24.95
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Lynn Bari's Divorce Final,
She Keeps Custody Of Son
BY the As.oeiused Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.-Actress
Lynn Bari started 1852 free OF
matrimonial ties.
She obtained her final divorce
decree yesterday from Sid Luft,
IS, theatrical agent and former
test pilot. She obtained the inter-
luctory decree December 26, 1850,
alleging cruelty. She obtained
custody of their son John, now 8
years old; $500 monthly for one
year and 10 per cent of Mr.. Luft's
earnings thereafter, with q mini
mum of $500 monthly.
Mr.. Luft in recent months has
been reported engaged to Judy
Garland, whose final decree from
Film Director Vincente Minnelli
will be entered late in March.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
; 3Teen-Age Boys Held
For 81 Housebreaks
In Anacostia Area

Three teen-agers responsible
for at least 80 housebreakings in
Anacostia during the last six
weeks have been arrested, police
reported.
The juvenile offenders, all col
ored, we're picked up by an alert
off-duty policeman.
Pvt. Wyatt j. Roy, jr., colored
of No. IL precinct, was driving his
car past the Birney Elementary
School, Nichols avenue and Sum-
ner road Sc, when he saw three
boys walking away from the
building early Sunday morning.
Recalling that the school had
been broken into eight times be-
fore, Pvt. Roy stopped the boys
and asked them what they were
doing there. When he did not re-
ceive a plausible answer, he took
them to No. IL where they ad-
mitted the houSebreakings.
Under one of the youths coats
was a 2-feot-long iron spike, used
to pry open safes. cabinets and
desk drawers.
The boys admitted stealing $400
IN cash, but only % cents was re-
covered. Other loot taken in
cluded food, rings watches and
fountain pens. Some of the places
robbed were four schools, two gro
Gerry stores, a cleaning establish
ment, barbershop and Govern
ment project office and numerous
parked cars. They said they broke
l9 windows at the Birney School
for lack of anything better to do,
Evening star., 1952-01-01
New Tv Comeru Ready
For Convention CIoseups
" the Associated !. Press


NEW YORK, Jan. IA new
portable television camera will be
used for closeup shots of dele
gates during telecasts from the
Republican and Democratic Con-
ventions in Chicago this July. the
National Broadcasting Co. says.
Use Of the new camera was an
nounced yesterday when NBC said
the Philco Corp. would sponsor
both teleyision and radio network
coverage of the conventions.
NBC became the second network
to schedule convention broadcasts.
On Friday. Westinghouse Electric
Corp. said it would sponsor the
two conventions over the Column
bia Broadcasting Systems radio
and TV networks.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
10 Killed in Ambush

JAKARTA. Indonesia P.-An
Indonesian army patrol Of 16 was
ambushed recently by a gang of
200 guerrillas In West Java. and
lost 10 dead. an army informant
said. Four members OF the gang
were killed and an unknown num-
Der wounded. Army reinforce
ments Immediately took up pur-
suit Of the gang. believed to be-
long to the Muslin extremist
''Darul Islam" organization.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
BEDDING

SIMMONS Hideobeds, Groy or Green. Were
S23o to S246. Now---------------
PULLMAN Sleeper, full size, in red boucle
Was S3o3 Now---------------- $293
.kARPEN Troymore Mattresses, Double Bed
Size. Were $42.50. Now------------$28
ENGLANDER Feotherest Mattress and Box
Sprinu Sets. Were $3.50 set. Now--S58.5o
FAMOUS White Cloud Mattress and Box
Spring Sets. From our Model Home Disploys
Were Sl3o set Now $98
TvNlN-SlZE Classic Mattress and Box Spring
Sets. Were Sl1o. Now------------$8 $88
STORAGE Bed Studios in AGA Ticking Were
4fS.OO. TdOW-----
STORAGE Bed Studios in Topestry Covers,
Groy and Green. Were S76. Now----$58
: HELLER Studio Couches. were up to $8e. so.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

SLIGH Mahogany Portable Console Type
writer Commode Was S17o Now = Si35
BAKER 72-inch Pine Breokfront, English
crown glass doors. Wos ST ITS. Now See5
NTTlNGER Cross-Bond 5o-nch Breokfront,
foded mohoeony custom finish. Was $500
SOLID MAHOGANY 4-drower 32-inch Boch-
elorss Chest, with sliding writing tray. Wos
LAMP TABLE, 30x22, oroy leather netol trim,
floor sample. Wos Sl35. Now $4e.5o
DRUM TABLE, Boxer. top quoIity fooled
leother top. 36". Was S3l8. Now - Sl59.5O
COCKTAIL TABLE, 48x26, mahogany bevel
edge design. Wos $5l.75. Nov - .e5
LAMP TABLE, 20" squore, shelf, fooled
leather top. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
PEMBROKE TABLE, all mahogany, brown
leother top and Leaves, shelf, drower Wos
9l ~. NOV -------------z----4- $3.50
cHAIRsIDE TABLES, 17x25, fine mahogany
metal grill Sides Was S85. Now - $3.50
CHAIRSlDE TABLE, shadow box design, 2ex
l9, 3 shelves. Wos Slo9 So Now - $3.50
OCCASIONAL TABLE, Record cobnet Bose,
26hxl6, mahogany, fooled .Ieother top. Wos
Sl6o.5O Now ----------S SIPS
COCKTAIL TABLE, Baker, inIoid mohoqony,
drop leof, 26x48 closed, 26x68 open. Wos
SIo3. NOW -----------
LAhAP TABLE, Boxer, IS" square shelf, 23Xz"
toll, top quality Was Slo4. Nov $3.50
PEMBROKE TABLE, mahogany, inIoid, 27xl8
closed, 27x37 open, drower, custom finish.
Was $l30. Now sos
cHAlRslDE TABLE, Baker, rs" square, shelf.
drower eoIIery. 25" toll Was Sl7e5o. Now,
sIzs
LAMP TABLE, pedestol bose, heavy figured
mahogany rim, fooled leather top 22x26.
Was $3.50. Nov ..----------s. s44.e5
END TABLE, 5-sheIf. mahogany, 1874. Was
$3.50. Now -------------------S19.5o
Evening star., 1952-01-01
REDUCTIONS FROM
OUR SPRING u
VALLEY STORE

This Group On Sale At Spring voley Only
KARPEN z Part Sectional Sofa, Toost
Motelosse, Fringed Base. Was $565.
Now -----------------$399
SCHoONBECK Georgian Soto, 3 Down
Cushions, Gold MoteIosse. Was $525.
LOBLElN Button Tufted Back Soto,
Brown Texture Spring Down Cushions,
Kick PIeot Bose. Was $3.50. Nov,
$552
ToMLINsoN Tufted Arm Soto, ,
Cushions. Brown MoteIosse. Frineed
Bose. Was $2eo. Now-------$1o7
WiDDlCOMB Modern Soto, Foam
Rubber Cushion, Back and Arms, Toast .
Texture. Was $525. Now ---$3e5
SCHOONBECK Lowson Back Loveseot,
Down Cushions ond Back. Pleoted
Skirt, Green Floral Chintz. Was $500.
Now ------------------$2l5
KARPEN 2-Cushion Rolled Arm Soto,
Frineed Base, Red Motelosse. Was
SZSo. Now
KARPEN sLowson 2-cushion Loveseot,
Frineed Bose. Grey MoteIosse. Wos
TOMLlNsoN Goinsboro Chair, Grey
or Dark Green MoteIosse. Was SIS.
NOW -----------------
LoBLEIN Huge Lounge Chair, Down
Cushion. Red Texture. Was S249.
KARPEN chippendole Wing Choir,
Down Cushion, Lime Floral MoteIosse.
Was $3.50. Now------------$152
KARPEN English Lounge Choir,
Frineed Bose, Brown and Metallic Tex
ture. Wos S185. Now--------$l14
FRANCES WRIGHT Solid Mahogany
Occasional Choir, Blue Domosk. Was
join WiDDIcoMB French Provincial
6-Drower, 64-inch Double Dresser,
Antique White and Silver. Wos $3.50.
Now SITS
KINDELL Mahogany serpentine Front
Bedroom Group, l2-Drower, 62-inch
Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest on
Chest; FuIl-size Bed and Mite Stond.
Was S89l. Now------------S6s7
BAKER IS inch Mahogany Crown
Glass Breokfront with Writing Com
pertinent. Wos ST, ,loO. Now 1886
MAHOGANY 52-inch, 2-door Gre
denzo with Writing Compartment.
Was S1l8. Now SIT
HAND Decorated Chino Lamps, 32iz"
Toll, Sway Light. Were S45. Now,
$3.50
RUBY Crystol Lamp, Metal Bose, 8
Woy Light. ToIored Shade. Was S29.
Now ---------------$19.95
CHARLETON Chino Lamp, White with
Yellow Fruit Hand Decoration, White
Shade. Were S7l. Now----$5z.5o
TORCHlERE Lamp, Silver, CystoI
Globe. Wos S45. Now------$zo.50
NEST of TobIes, Boxer fooled
Leother Tops. Floor sompIe. Was
$l4o. o.NoW-------------$7o.5O so
END TobIe, 25xl7, 2-shelf, MetoI
GrII Sides, Fine Mahogany. Wos sos.
Now --------------------S59.50
LAMP TobIe, Mahogany, fooled
Leather Top, 20" squore, Beveled
Edge, Shelf. Was SIS. so. Now $3.50
LAMP TobIe, lnloid Mahogany, Shelf,
Drawer, y" Square. Was $l29. so.
CHAIRSIDE TobIe, Famous Maker,
Z0IZAt fIZf , GI0WSfSy OOOk NOHI-
pertinent. Was Sl25. Now $3.50
TIER Toble, Famous Make, Gold
fooled Leather Top, Figured Mohog-
any. Was $3.50. Now----$3e.5o
MAGAZINE End Toble, 24xl8. All
Mahogany, z Shelves, Drower, Moeo-
zine Bosket. Was $50. Now $3.50
COCKTAIL TobIe, Boxer, 3ox27, Par
quet Top, Far Eastern influence. Was
Sl87. NoW--------------$ $125
GALLERY Case, Custom Mahogany,
6Ox25Kz, Cabinet Base, Decorators
Piece. Was $21o. Now----$l2e.50
BAKER Book Toble, Pine, Green
Leather Top, Decorators Piece Was
S258. 8.Now---------------$159.5o
Evening star., 1952-01-01
TRADITIONAL
DINING ROOM

DRExEl genuine mahogany dining room
group. Shaped front credenzo breokfront
china, extension tobIe, side and z arm
chairs Of solid mahogany Was $1,oIo Now,
Y $685.
JOHN WIDDIcOkAB French Provincial Cherry
Buffet with oriled door hutch, extension toble,
4 side and arm foam rubber 'seots. Was
$3.50. Now ------------------- .460
DRExEL Knotty Pine Credenzo Buffet, handy
tray server, extension tobIe, 4 side and arm
choirs Was S4oo. Nov -------$372
FRENCH PROVINCIAL Junior Dining Room,
consisting of buffet with open hutch, oval ex-
tension toble, z side and arm chairs. Was
$62l. Now Observation-Disclosures 1886
PINE corner cobinet 2-door storage comport-
rnent, glass door top. Was $19o. Now, $o7'
BAKER Old World Mahogany Drop Leaf TobIe,
24x54. oval drop Leaves, 54x74 opened Wos
MAGNIFICENT 4e-inch English crown qIoss
Baker China Cobinet Was $e4o. Now $66S
BAKER Upholstered back and scot dining
choirs, green texture, set Of 6 sides and arms.
Was $50. Now -------------
.kITTlNGER Regency Rosewood and Mahogany
Extension Dining Room Toble. Was $3.50
NOW ------------------- ----9Zo6
Evening star., 1952-01-01
CARPETS AND RUGS

sl2xl8'5" Heavy 6roy Tone on Tone Wilton.
Was S5o88o. Nov 1850
l2xle'6" All Wool SobIe Brown Hord Twist.
Was $44675 Nov -S2le.75
l2'xll Rose Tone-on- Tone Round Wire Will
ton. Wos S225.25. Now -Sl57.5o
l2'xl4' Red Wool and Carpet Royon Blend
Twist. Was $26305. Now -------$I97.5o
l21xo' Blue High and Low Pile Velvet Wos
500. 40 Nov ------------Sl0 Sl07.50
o'x6'6" Blue Heavy Chenille type Was
Sl65.75. Nov ----------------S $500
12xl8'6" Groy Wool and Carpet Royon Blend
Twist. Was $276,80. Nov -------$zl6.50
8'xlO Groy All Wool Twistweove. Was
Sl6o.50. Nov ------------------S7 $500
Evening star., 1952-01-01
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM

JOHN WIDDICOAB Provincial Cherry Bed
room Group consisting Of 5-drower chffoner,
full-size bed, z mite stands and powder. tobIe.
Wos ST ,Ol8. Now---------------- $685.
SLIGH Magnificent cross-bond Mahogany
Bedroom Ensemble, eriIIed sliding door robe,
l-drower shaped front dressing toble, mite
stands and fusze back bed Wos $82o
klNDEL 62-inch, Il 2-drower Serpentine Front
Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest on Chest, Full
size Bed and Mite Stond Wos S825. Now
s5s4
PROVINCIAL cherry-shoped Front, 8-drower
Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest on Chest Full
size Bed and Dressing Table Was 1914 Now,
S486
FRENCH PROVINCIAL 5-drower Chest. Wos
S22O. Now Observation-Disclosures So9
FRENCH PROVINCIAL, Dressing Tobe and
Mirror. Was Sl56 Nov S63
WIlLET Maple 8-drower Double Dresser.
Was Sl55 Now ------- So4
WlLlET Maple Dresser and FuI-size Double
Bed Wos S185 Now =-. Sl23
ANTIQUE White and Gold French Provincial
5-drower Chest. Wos $3.50 Nov - STA
LARGE Mahogany 6-drower Chest on Chest.
Wos $50. Now-------------------$ $84
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Of Ma1Ns Iifetir
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

KARPEN Tufted Back, Shaped Front, 2-cush-
ion Regency Sofa, 90 inches long, built to floor,
toast mntelosse. Was S675. Now--$434
LOBLElN Button Tufted Back Soto, Spring
Down Cushions, Brown Texture, kick peot
base. Wos $3.50 Nov ---- --- $32z
SCHOONBECk Kidney Sofa Deep tufted back
and arms down cushion Lime texture
motelosse Was $3.50 Now --S S3S8
BAKER extra long sofo, loose down pillow
back, lime texture. Wos S74o. Nov - S525
TOMLlNSON ,Tufted Arm Regency Sofa,
bouele trimmed, frineed base kelly green
motelosse. Was S3eo. Now --------- S2oo
kARPEN 2-Cushion Sofa, buttoned bocks and
onns, built to floor green tweed texture Was
ToNLlNsoN Curved Front Sofa, built to
floor, lime texture Was $500. Nov = S286
KARPPEN 8o-ineh, 2-cushion SOTO, built to
floor, frnged base, lime notelosse. Was S425.
LAWSON 3-cushion Soto, red pIostic. -Wos
BERKLEY SHOPS 7-cushion, Iowson Be- Back ep
Love Sect, brown tweed texture Was $3.50.
NOW W.--------------- $l7Z,
kARPEN Lawson Lounge Chair, grey mote
iosse, frinoed base Was Sl3e Nov SSS
kARPEN Arraless High Boek Fireside Choir.
fine lime texture Wos $l1o. Nov SIT
KARPEN Huge Tufted Back Wing Chair, down
cushion, nail trim. red domosk Was $500.
Now -------z SIS4
HAMPTON SHOPS Tufted Bock Regency Fon on
Book Choir, scoVed mahogany frame Wos
S21O. Now 80 -- - $l26
LOUNGE Choir and Ottoman, Brown Plastic.
Wos S125. S84