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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
BroyhiII Sues
In Zone Fight

The building firm in which
Representative Broyhill, Repub-
'lican. Of Virginia, is q partner,
today filed suit for 100000
damages against so South Ar
lington home owners in the dis
pute over coming of the old
Shirley Homes tract.
The firm. M. T. Broyhill 81
Sons. said q suit fled by the home
owners in February attempting
to reverse q coming action of the
Arlington County Board, has re-
suited in termination of con-
struction on q IS million apart
ment project.
The Broyhill suit. filed in Ar
lington Circuit Court by At
torney Oren r. Lewis, declares
the frm already has expended
$4,000 on the project and is
committed for an additional
amount In excess of $500. 900.
The 33-acre tract which once
housed a Federal housing prof.
ect, was rezoned to permit a
luxury-type apartment project
containing 62l apartment units
on January 8. On February 10,
the Broyhill suit charges, the
county board heard protests
from citizens in the area but
refused to reverse it's earlier de-
cision. Two days later the home
owners filed a motion in the
circuit court asking reversal of
the coming action.
In the damage action today
it is charged that the home
owners suit was filed "for the
sole purpose Of willfully harass-
ing and delaying" the firm in
its building plans. The firm said
it has already spent money for
architectural and engineering
work and entered into firm con-
tracts with building subcontrac-
tors and material suppliers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Cigarette Foctory
To Be Discussed

The nter-Community Council
Of Southern Maryland has called
meeting of tobacco farmers and
merchants Sunday to discuss the
establishment of a cigarette fac
tory in the area. Fred Spinks,
council president, announced to-
day.
Mr.. Spinks said the meeting
will be held in Odd Fellows Hall
at Forestville, with the farmers
invited to meet at 10 am. and
the merchants at II am.
Mr.. Spinks says the cigarette
factory idea has great economic
potentialities." He also suggests
that the factory label its regular
size cigarettes Lord Baltimore"
and its king -sized cigarettes
Lord Calvert"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

recommended against the re-
coming.
Other rezoning applications
granted by the board included:
One hundred and sixty seven
acres south of WeStmore and
west of Warren Woods. from
rural to suburban residential:
81 acres at the southeast corner
of Route 603 and Weant drive
from agricultural to rural busi-
ness; six acres in Parklawn sub
division on Old Columbia pike.
from suburban residence to gen.
eral business; 106 acres on the
south side of Edsall road 100
feet east Of Springfield road,
from agricultural to suburban
residence, and half an acre on
the southwest corner of SPRING
field and Franconia roads, from
agricultural to general business.
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FAIRFAX POLICE
GET RADAR TO
TRAP SPEEDERS

Fairfax County police are
going to start using radar
to enforce speed limits.
Police Chief Carl McIn-
tosh said the equipment win
be put in operation On coun-
ty roads within q week. He
explained that the county
has acquired q mobile radar
unit and viii move it from
place to place to catch
speeders.
A training school for po-
hcemen who win use the
equipment and who win in
struct others In its use be-
gins today under the direc-
ton Of 1t. Lewis Shumate.
1t. Shumate studied use Of
radar at the Northwestern
University Traffic Institute
and also visited the factory
where the equipment Is
made.
Radar previously has been
used in the county by Viz
ginia State police. Under
Virginia law, speed checks
with radar are sufficient evil
denece for a speeding con-
viction In court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Montgomery PTAs Coll
For Early Indignation

sary revisions in the existing
laws Of Maryland"
Mr.. Dawson. who was sup
ported by up-county PTA dele
gates, declared 1t was unwiSe "at
this point to set the date at
which indignation at all levels
can be achieved" He pleaded
for elasticity" in the handling
Of the problem by the Board Of
Education and the superintend-
ent Of schools.
Cites Space Problem.
Charles Elgin of Poolesville.
who served as a member Of the
Board of Education's Advisory
Committee on Indignation, told
the delegates. you're not being
practical when you speak of IN
tegration by 1855 or 1856 or 1857
in Poolesville.
There's no room to house stu
dents now" he said.
The advisory committee had
recommended a 12-year pro-
gram.
Another of its members, Paul
Howard, said that school facili-
ties were adequate to accommo-
date an integrated program this
fall
"We never received sufficient
information on the committee to
prove the point one way or an
other" he maintained.
Rev. S. p. Manning of Laytons-
vile. representing the Longview
Elementary School PTA. was the
only Negro to participate in the
debate.
Speaking, he said, for my
people who have felt the vicious
hand of segregation" he APP
pealed Ito your intellect. to your
Christian nature, to your in
tegrity. to abolish segregation in
schools-and do it immediately"
Several other resolutions aimed
at slower programs of integra-
ton were defeated. The Board
Of Education, while promising a
uniform system Of indignation,
has said it will not begin any
Indignation until the Maryland
attorney general rules there Is
no legal barrier against the move.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

The Montgomery County Board
of Education today was con-
fronted by a demand from the
County Council Of Parent
Teacher Associations that it
move to integrate schools by Sep
TENDER cor as soon thereafter
as practicable"
The demand was voted last
night at the biggest meeting in
the history of the council. It
also is the first time a Maryland
county PTA has taken such a
stand on the integration question.
Urge Teacher Indignation
While debate at the meeting at
Sherwood High School conferred
about the issue of timing. the
delegates from 10 PTA units
called also for complete integra-
ton of teachers and other school
personnel and the continuance Of
fixed school district lines when
indignation becomes effective.
The resolution on timing as
presented by the councils Com
mittee on Integration called for
complete indignation this fall.
Carl Kessler of the Wyngate
Elementary School PTA pro-
posed adding the phrase, "or as
soon thereafter as practicable, :"
and the change was accepted by
George Guernsey, committee
chairman.
After the meeting, Mr.. Guern-
sey conceded he had misjudged
the sentiment for prompt inte-
grafton. He said votes by indi-
vidual PTA units. which in
structed delegates. had indicated
that the stronger resolution
would have been defeated. No
box score of the individual votes
was kept, he added.
Timing Vote 1874
The vote on the timing issue
was 1874. II came after
lengthy debate on a substitute
motion presented by ]. S. Daw-
son, Rockville attorney. who
wanted a gradual program of
migration ito be started after
receipt of the final decision of
tho Supreme Court and neces-
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Arlington Democrats
Renume Mrs. Marcy

Mrs. Ruth Marcy yesterday
was reelected president of the
Arlington County Woman's Dem
ocratic Club.
Others elected were Mrs. Mil
dred B. Howes, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Deborah Somers, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Florence
Goerlich, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Hazel Miles, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Emma Week.
ley. treasurer; Mrs. Leone Buch-
holz, parliamentarian and Mrs.
Alyce Pearson, historian.
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BY MARY LOU WERNER

Fairfax Supervisor c. B. Run
yon cast the deciding vote in
favor of a controversial rezoning
application for his own land yes
terday.
The vote was 4 to 3 for COM
mercial rezoning of two acres
owned by Mr.. Runyon on Lees
burg pike. adjacent to the George
Mason High School just outside
of Falls Church.
Voting with Mr.. Runyon for
the rezoning were Supervisors
Stuart DeBell. Arthur Shaffer
and c. B. Jet. Opposing votes
were cast by Chairman G. Wall
lace Carper, Maurice Fox and
Mrs. Anne wilkins.
1t was the third time the same
piece Of residential property has
come up for reZoning. Mr.. Run
yon did not own the parcel when
the first application was made
and rejected-in 1916. In 1851,
he applied, unsuccessfully, for
commercial rezoning of the par
Gel. saying that he wanted to
build an Office building on the
property.
Plans Nursery Now
In the application granted
yesterday. he said he wants to
operate a nursery and needs
commercial coming to permit
sales of gardening tools and
other goods involved in garden
ing.
Mr.. Runyon's home is on the
property. There is no other COM
mercial property around the site
The nearest business zone is
within the city of Falls Church
where both sides of Leesbure
4 pike are zoned commercial.
A large delegation of nearby
residents. represented by At
torney Gordon Kincheloe. APP
y peared to protest the applica-
ton. After the vote, they SAID
the decision will be appealed in
court.
The opponents tried unsuc-
cessfully to diSsuade Mr.. Run
yon from voting on his own ap-
plication.
/ "As an elected member Of the
Board Of County Supervisors, he
! already has been fiouting the
coming laws on his property by
4 permitting sale of apples and the
like" said Mrs. Mary Lucas, who
lives nearby.
"If'you grant this don't know
where you'll stop business coming
on Leesburg pike" warned an
other irate resident of the neigh
borhood. 1--WE don't want a
continuation of that gasoline
alley they have in Falls Church.
Mr.. Kincheloe cited a court
decision in a Richmond coming
case to persuade Mr.. Runyon he
should not vote. The decision
stated that an elected official
should act in the best interests
OF the county as a whole on any
matter,
Attorney William Harnsbar-
ger. representing Mr.. Runyon
used the same decision to show
that his client was entitled to
vote. The decision held that a
Richmond councilman could vote
on his own application and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Fills Luruy Post

LURAY, Va. April 81 (Spe-
ciaD. - Malcolm Ruffner has
been appointed to the Luray
Town Council to replace Edwin
Markowitz who has resigned.
Mr.. Ruffner has also filed for
election in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

pretty girls has been for the court
val here April 1929 From left right Miss Frances Earle Brittle Of Chase
enng the College William and Miss Irene Gado Of Panama City,
omac State College Virginia University Keyse w Va
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DREADED, BoNELEss
Pork Veal orBeef
Chopettes

QUICK DELICIOUS VANISHED MEALS are
easy with Raths new Chopettes. For Chopettes
are homeless Chops" of quality meat, ready to serve
in 4 to z minutes.
NO DEFRosTlNc. Pan fry 'em, still Frozen or let
them bubble to golden brown in your deep-fat
kettle. They'll be crisp and crusty on the outside,
moist and tender on the inside.
QUALITY coRN-FED MEAT :. with that straight
from-the-farm goodness that has made Rath Black
Hawk Ham and Bacon famous. Choose juicy Pork,
tender Veal or hearty Beef Chopettes. Each variety
is chopped Dreaded in real egg batter, then quick
frozen to seal in all those natural meat juices.
NO BONES, NO WASTE every last bit is good,
thrifty. protein-rich eating. Serve new Rath Black
Hawk Chopettes for nourishing lunches children
love 'em!), for plain fancy dinners. They're easy,
quick. delicious! About l7e serving
Now In your dealers frozen Food Case
and on the menu at your favorite
restaurant
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InfUmtS' Furniture

1850 Edison Double Drop
Side Cribs. Maple. grey, white,
S2S
S6--15.99 Reclining Back Stroll
ers with adjustable foot-rest, Sc
11-l6.99 Storkline "Desk n
Chairs" Gray steel frame $12
72-l0.99 Children's Musical
Rockers 1888
72-7.ss Children's Hardwood
Rockers - $50
41-3.25 Foam Rubber Crib Mat
tress Pads, cloth back 81
Infants Furniture-2nd FL,
Washington: 4h FL, Silver
Spring: 3rd Fl, PARKington
1-2s.ss Thayer Maple Finished
Crib, as is $40
1-49.99 Abbott Automatic Lift
Spring Crib. as is SIT
1889 Edison Double Drop
Side Crib, as is Sl4
1893 Edison Cribs, double
drop sizes, as is SIT
11-10.99 to 1885 Full-size
Playards, as is S..
4-17.99 Thayer Feed
Tables, fold flat Sc
7-7.99 to 1899 Assorted Stroll
ers, some with canopies; as is,
So
1-l0.99 Cosco Red-upholstcred
Rocker, as is 81
.I7-.49 "Sit-and- Stand" Car
Seats with guard rail 2.99
11-7.99 Famous = make Car
Beds, with mattress 3.99
Infants Furniture
End FL, Washington Only,
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HOMSearNreS

25-3.98 CoIOred Aluminium
Pitchers, with ice guard 1.S9
l2-14.95 to 1895 Outdoor
Clothes Dryers, as is. 3.99 to $50
30-2.95 Plastic Shower Cur
tains, assorted patterns SSc
1OO-1.95 Stainless Steel Kitch-
en- Tools 44c
10OA.o5 Bath Stools, heavy
padded seat 1873
15-5.9S Folding Bed Trays,
floor stand type 1.99
6-139.95 Reel Type 22-inch
Power Mower, 2 hip. engine, $66
1eO-1.79 Kromex Spun ALUMNI
mum Salt and PeDper Sets S8c
I00-49s april" Automatic
Washer Detergent. 20 lbs. 2.99
sos to 1885 Outdoor Barb
Que Wagons and Braziers, as is,
4.99 to 1899
83-5.9S Outdoor Bar-B-Qu
Braziers. fold for storage. 2.8S
100-2l.9 IS Aluminium FOLDING
Tables, 24x60 inch 9.99
26-4,95 TO 1898 Bath Hampers
and Bath Stools, discontinued
STYLES and colors 2.47 to $40
s0-S1 Pressed Wood Salad
Bowls 1Oc
e0-l.19 Set Of 2 Wrought Iron
TrivitS 44c
1888 Spice Racks complete
with spices and herbs 99c
15-34.95 Radiator Enclosures,
ivory and mahogany finish
steel. assorted sizes, bring ra-
diator dimensions 6.99
HouSeUdreS-7th Floor,
WASHINGTON
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r those holiday guests.

1885 Modern Foam Seati
and Back Chair 1898
1885 Modern Red Chair and
ottoman, as is 1895
1--l19.95 Charcoal Foam Cush-
ION arm Chair 1895
1-109.95 White Chaise Lounge.
black legs, as is sg.95
2-79.95 Aqua and Lime Foam
Cushioned Chairs AGO
1-79.95 Foam Cushioned Char
treuse High-Back Chair 1925
1895 Red Foam Cushioned
Swivel Rocker, as is 1895
2-69.95 Foam Cushioned Olive
Chair. wrought iron frame. 43.95
1855 Green Foam Cushioned
ROCKER, as Is 1895
1-159.95 Green Checked Sofa.
floor sample; as is 1895
1885 Green Foam Cushioned
Swivel Rocker. as is 1895
1-59.95 Gold Armless Swivel
Chair, as is 1890
1885 Modern Danish Styled
Chair, natural 20 az
1-129.95 Pumpkin Colored Left
Armed Section 1885
1-S9.95 Brown and White Love
seat as Is 1895
l Red Nylon Foam Cushioned
tReversible) Sofa 1898
l-229.95 Tan Foam Cushioned
Left Arm Section 9995
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Bath Accessories

200-If PERI. l.99 to 2a9 Bath
Rugs, approx. 24x36 in. SOC
1871 PERI. 2,99 TO 3.99 Scatter
Rugs, approx. 27x48 in. 81
400--Perfects and Imperfects
see Wash Cloths 4 for 81
ll5-I PERI. 399 Martex Lux
uria" 27xs2 Bath Towels.
2 for So
65-4.99 Plastic Shower Sets,
several. patterns and colors. 2.99
75-H PERI. 1853 Martex Luxuor
Face Towels for 81
1898 Heavy Weight Bath
Mat Sets 2.99
25O-Perfects and Imperfects
CSC to 1859 Cannon and Martex
Deep Tone Bath Towels.
2 for 81
225-If PERI. SOC Cannon Face
Towels for 81
39O--I.69 Kiddie Name Bath
Towels, circus pattern. 2 for 81
350-39c Riddle Wash Cloths,
for 81
9Th FL, Washington Onlyi
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Vacuum Cleaner
, Specials
At All 3 Stores

AZ ELtA - ~ 60
II Orig. 1895 Lewyt Vacs on
big wheels, 1855 model, attach
ments $50
II Orig. $685. Eureka Canister
Vacs, 1855. attachments 1885
9 Orig. 1895 Universal Jet 80
.Vacs, 1855, attachments 64.95
IL Orig. $3.50 Hoover COnstella-
tiOn Vacs, 1855, attachments,
1895
wan pour fTude-tR
10 Orig. 1905 Hoover De Luxe
Upright Nacs, 1855 1885
With youT trnGe~;H
5h FL. Washington: 4th FL,
Sitter Spring and PARRinQton
10 Orig. 1895 GE Canister Vacs,
1855, attachments H.95
5th FL, Washington
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Pertects and Impertects,
Counter MuSSed


Counter MuSSed
45-1.99 Pepperell Muslin, Tx
l08 in. or fitted twin 81
51-2.29 Pepperell Muslin, Blk
l08 or fitted double LAO
2O4-If PERI. Soc Muslin Pillow
cases, Cannon and other 29c
4l5-69c Imported Type 140
Muslin Pillowcases 3 for 81
elf PERI. 2.99 Type 1870 Per-
Gales, 72x108 or fitted twin, $50
Si-If PERI. 3.39 Type $50 Per-
Gales, 81Xl08 or fitted double.
LIS
1l9-If PERI. 79c Type 18O Per-
Gale PillOwcaSeS 2 for 81
l03-2.49 Cannon Muslins, color
piped border, 72xl08 1893
S6-2.79 Cannon Muslins, color
piped border, Slxl08 2.39
123-3.O9 Cannon Muslins, color
piped border, 90x108 2.79
l20-79c Cannon Color piped
Muslin Gases soc
1871 PERI. 3.89 Cannon Seal
lOped Percales. 81xl08 in. 2.99
205-If PERI. 99c Cannon Seal
loped Percale Cases S9c
2i-7.9S Irish Linen Sheets, 72X
1913 in. countermussed 4.9S
2l-6.95 Hand Embroidered
Pillowcase Sets, percale 4.95
31-a.98 Down and Feather Pill
lows 4.99
24-l4.9S Down and Feather
Pillows $50
17-l9.9S Down Pillows 9.9S
1853 Interlined Foam Pill
lows, zippered covers 4.99
39-n PERI. 4.99 SanfOrized
Mattress Pads, twin size.
Q for S.
4l-If PERI. $50 Sanforized
Mattress Pads, double size,
2 for 81
5th Floor, Washington Only
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1885 &C Country Cousin
Denim Spreads So
15-9.9S II Country Cousin
Denim Coverlettes, soiled So
1858 Country Cousin"
Striped Dust Ruffles, full or
twin So
93-3.9S Denim Cafe Curtains,
solid or striped 81
12@.98 Country Cousin
Denim Pillow Shams SOC
52-3.98 Solid Color Quilted
ChrOmSpun Acetate Pillow
Shams soc
5S-1.99 Cotton PliSse Vanity
Skirts, slightly soiled soc
9th FL, Washington
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Floor Sample
RefrigerafOrS

! Orig. 1885 International Har-
vester Refrigerator. 7 Gu. it.,
1855 1885
1 Orig. 51s.s5 Admiral Dual
Temp Refrigerator. l3 Gu. it..
1856 1885
/ Orig. 1895 Kelvinator 12-cu.-
#. Automatic Defrost, 1855, S288
l Orig. 1896 General Electric
10-cu.-ft. Automatic Defrost,
1855 S288
/ Orig. $685. Kelvinator Food
Drama Refrigerator = Freezer,
1855 - $488
l Orig. 1885 servel Electric
Refrigerator, 9 GU. it., 1855.
SIT
/ Orig. 1885 General Electric
9-eu.-ft. Refrigerator, 1855,
1885
l Orig. 1895 General Electric
11-cu.-ft. Freezer, 1855 264.95
l Orig. 469.95 Frigidaire 11-cu.-
IT. Refrigerator with freezer on
bottom, 1855 S348
/ Orig. 1895 International Har-
vester IL Gu. = II. Refrigerator,
1855 ,249.95
5th FL. Washington
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Iinston, 10 AN. No MoiI or Phone Orders
Gifts.Chima-GIuSS

2-12.95 Modern 5-branch Black
Iron Candlesticks, brass-tipped,
9.99
Hiss Modern 7-branch Black
Iron Candlesticks, brass-tipped,
1898
Class White Lava-bo's with
plaque for hanging. Damaged,
4.99
25-l.25 Long, Swedish Safety
Matches for Fireplaces, 79c box
1855 Imported German Brass
Candle Warmers 1.99
14-12.99 Two-qt. Copper. Case
roles with brass handles 1888
6-3.95 Swedish Brass Crumb-
erS 1.99
24--l.50~ Hand painted Dutch
Match Box Covers 81
35-75c Hand painted Nina
ture Pie-tins in 3 colors CSC
15-l.95 to 9.95 White Wrought
Iron Trays and Triyets.
99c to 4.99
24-4.95 German Wicker Bread
Baskets 99c
35O-S1 to 2.95 Multi colored
Indian Bread Baskets,
l0c to 49c
9O-S1 Hand-painted Ceramic
Ash Tray Plaques, Washington
scene Use
1855 Indian Blue and White
Handled Bowls 1893
else Wrought Iron Napkin
Holders in Cat Shape CSC
1895 Green Wrought Iron
Two-light Candlesticks 1.49
24-l.95. Green Wrought Iron
Single Candlesticks 99c
4-6.95 Wrought Iron Vinegar
and Oil Sets 3.49
1-4.95 Green Wrought Iron
Three-po Flower Holders, 2.49
1-995 Green Wrought Iron
Cordial or Wine Set 4.99
1885 Green Wrought Iron
Trivets with hand-painted tiles,
- las
1856 to 7.95 Green Wrought
Iron 2-Light Hanging Sconces
with tiles 199 to 3.99
5O-1.50 Imported Clear and
Colored Perfume Bottles and
Powder Boxes 79c
250-1.25 Imported Stemmed
GOblets and Wines 89c
50-l.95 Handled Crystal Beer
OF Gin-and- Tonic Mugs 100
5O-l2.s5 TO $500 Imported De-
canters in ruby, green. blue or
amber 9.99 to 1898
GittS-7th FL,
Washington Onlyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

1885 Solid Maple Night
Table 1875
1885 and 1895 Solid Maple
and Mahogany Twin and DOu-
BILE Beds 1895
l0-29.95 Mahogany Finish
4-Drawer Utility Chests $500
25-29.95 to 34.95 Mahogany
Finish 4-Drawer Chests 1895
1886 Mahogany Five Draw
err Chests $33
1-219.95 Charcoal Cotton
Tweed 2-Pc. Suites, as Is, 1895
1-l09.95 Green Foam Cush-
toned Lounge Chair, as is 49.95
1--S125 Persimmon Left Arm
Section 1895
1895 Brown Cotton Tweed
Ottoman 29.95
1-129.95 Ea. Sect. Red 2-Piece
Sectional, left arm and right
bumper 1925 Ea. Sect.
LASS Foam Cushioned Grey
Platform Rocker 54!95
1-849.9 5 Foam Cushioned Pink
and Grey 3-Piece Sectional,
539.95
PASS Almond Finish End
and Cocktail Tables 1000
7-29.95 Silver Fox Finished
Step. Lamp and Cocktail Tables,
1898
1-l49.95 Lined Oak Commode
lapIeS --- -------- oJ.S0
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Pictures and
Mirrors

1875 to $50 Photo Frames,
some furnished CSC to 1888
$3.50 to SIS Assorted Small
Framed Pictures, some dam
aged 1888 to sos
1859 to 1888 Syroco Decora-
tive Wall Brackets 3.9g
S-12.98 GO1d-Vein Mirror
Framed French Street Scene
Prints 3.98
1853 Bernhard Hand Paint
ed Pictures 2.9S
2-7.99 Framed Music Boxes,
4.98
$50 Imported French Etch-
ings 4.98
9Th FL, Washington ONLY
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1870 Gallon Washable Flat
White Paint, can be tinted.
Gallon 2.S9
1910 Gal. Battleship Grey
Porch and Deck Enamel. Gal,
2.69
1885 Gal. Newhouse Exterior
White Paint, pure linseed oil
base. Gallon 2.99
1850 Gal, Monad Waterproof
Spar Varnish, plus Sin. bristle
brush. Set $50
35-$6 Valentines Quick Dry
Enamel. gloss or semi-gloss
white. Gallon $3.50
9TH FL, Washington -Onlyl
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Lamps and Shades

10-l2.99 Polished Brass Cape
Cod Pot Novelty Lamps and
Metal Lamps 4,99
62-.99 Tailored. Hand sewn
Tissue Rayon Shantung Shades,
mostly pink. Broken sizes for
table and reflector lamps 1.50
I2-IO.99 White or Chartreuse
Ceramic Headboard Lamps and
Shades 2.99
SIS White or Chartreuse Ce-
ramic Vanity Lamps and
Shades 1.99
7-4.99 White Iron Planter Pin
up Lamps and Shades 1893
17--S.9S Bubble Wall Pulley
Lamps. White, yellow. blue,
green 399
49-l2.99 to 1885 Table Lamps
and Shades 4.99 to 500
$3.50 to 9.99 Lamp Shades,
$50
LampS--7th Fl,
WASHINGTON OnIy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
SpecioI Purehose!
Mfrs SompIe Floor
Screens Reduced
500 and More!
PARKington, Arlington
Store

PARKington, Arlington
Store
1885 White Shutter s.
Panel Screen 1895
1-17.98 Green Patterned
3-Fold Screen $40
1888 Green Patterned
4-Feld Screen S12
Hiss Green Patterned
3-FOld Screens $40
lass Tru-G Grain 3rFold
Screen 12.5O
PASS Unfinished Pine
3-Fold Screens 1899
I-l3.95 Redwood 3-Fold
Screen S.
l--15.95 Natural Stat
Screen 1888
3rd FL, ~PARKington,
Arlington
SILVER SPRING STORE
1885 White Shutter s.
Panel Screen 1885
1885 Green 3-Panel
Screen 1890
Hiss Green Pane
Screens 1000
1-24.95 Sintas, 3-Panel
Screen 1850
3-24.95 Pine Panel
Screens 1899
1-l3,95 Redwood 3-Panel
Screen IS
1-15.95 Natural Stat
Screen 9.98
1--9.9S Implanted 3-Panel
Screen .2.99
3rd FL. Sitter Spring
WASHINGTON o
2--39.95 White Shutter 4
Panel Screens 22.5O
Hiss Green s. Panel
Screen $40
l-l7.9S Patterned g.
Panel Screen $40
1-39.95 Black g. Panel
Screen - SIS
1-19.95 Wicker 3-PaneI
Screen S.
l--4995 Brown B. Panel
Simulated Leather Screen,
$500
1--49s5 Green Panel
Simulated Leather Screen,
$500
l-59.95 Grandma Moses
3-Panel Screen 27.50
1895 Floral Chintz g.
Panel Screen $50
1--69.95 White Louvre
Shutter 3-Panel Screen.
$3.50
1885 Chinese Red g.
Panel Screen SIS
PASS Nursery Pattern
ed 3-Panel Screen $50
1-26.95 Implanted Peg
Board 3-Panel Screen.
1880
1-9.9S Imprinted g.
Panel Screen 2.99
l--l2.99 Beige Patterned
3-Panel Screen IS
sass Implanted Pine
3-Panel Screens 1889
Redwood 3-Panel
Screens S.
1--l5.99 Natural Stat
Screen 9.98
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