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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
|nterns Appeal
For Hospital Aid

District General Hospitals in
terms and resident physicians
have voted "wholehearted sup
port" to efforts of medical chiefs
to get more critically-needed
money for treatment services at
the hospital.
For the last several months
the doctors in charge of each
service have been jointly stress
ing needs, and urging Health
Department and other city Off
Gals to seek appropriation in
creases to meet them.
The appeals have led Com
missioner Robert Mclaughlin to
hold a series of top-level meet
ings to review the needs. The
money crisis has been building
up several years, with the hos
pital being forced to continually
increase services in face of in
adequate money to pay for them.
A spokesman for the interns
and residents said the student
doctors have formally Endorsed
the medical chiefs efforts to i'm
prove total patient medical care,
correct administrative and f.
nancial inadequacies and improve
facilities of the physical plant
in general"
The doctors said they felt the
"best medical care possible I'M
der present conditions" was be-
ing provided, but added:
with the correction of exist
ing deficiencies, with improved
facilities and with added per-
sonnel-combined with the ire
mendous potentialities already
in existence-in our judgment, a
medical center can be provided
of which the people of our Ma
tons Capital can be justly
proud"
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and daughter, both engineers.
His almamater is the University
of Pennsylvania.
Sailing is his hobby. After his
retirement August /. he will be
spending most of his time tack
ing up and down the Potomac
in his 18-foot sloop.
But I'm not ready for the
scrap-heap yet. have an idea
/ may be doing quite a bit of
consulting work after August, "
he adds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
Sothoron to Talk

L. Harold Sothoron, Prince
Georges County candidate for
Maryland's 5th district congress
sional seat, will address meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce
of Southern Maryland at 8 O'Clock
tonight in the trial magistrate
court room, Upper Marlboro, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
Musical Show Set

gomery Blair High
School, Silver Spring, will pre-
sent its annual musical show in
the girls gymnasium at 8 pm.
March Is, Is, and II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
College Night Set

George Washington High
School in Alexandria will hold
its annual College Night from
7:3O to 10 o'clock tonight in the
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

the public during the Harrison
administration.
Baby Mckee made history
when he drove his goat and
goat cart through the White
House gates down Pennsyl-
vania avenue with President
Harrison in pursuit.
Marthena Harrison caused
The White House to be quar-
antined when she had scarlet
fever.
The children of President
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
made good copy for the news
papers.
Quentin. the youngest, wore
little boy dresses of white
pique when his father became
president but soon was al
lowed to discard them for
more boyish clothes.
Kermit and Archibald were
only small lads; Ethel liked to
play dolls on the south por-
tice; Theodore jr. was a stu
dent; and sister Alice. now
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. soon
became the belle of Washing
ton society.
Charles Taft was the White
House boy in the Taft admin
istration.
Played Franks
There were q number of
stories of the pranks he played
on his college student brother
Robert A. Taft and his sister
Helen. debutante and Bryn
Mawr student.
Two of Woodrow Wilson's
grandchildren were born in
the White House, Frances
Bowes Sayre, jr., now the dean
of Washington Cathedral (son
of Jessie Wilson and Frances
Bowes Sayre), and Ellen Will
son McAdoo daughter of Ele-
amor Wilson and William Gibbs
McAdoo).
The two Coolidge school boys,
John c. Coolidge and Calvin
Coolidge. jr., had merry time
installing and trimming a huge
Christmas tree in the East
Room. their first Christmas in
the White House.
After young Calvin died,
John supervised the trimming
of the tree for the Christmas
parties for cabinet children
held in the East room.
The three children of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr.,
Herbert Hoover, III; Peggy
Anne and Baby Jean, spent
much of their time at the
White House during the Herb
ert Hoover administration.
President and Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt kept open house
for their many grandchildren
at the White House.
The grandchildren will prob
ably never forget their grand
father reading Dickens Christ
mas Carol to them in his mar
velous voice on Christmas Eve.
So, as the four young Eisen-
howers assist in the festivities
of Christmastime, perhaps an
invisible choir of the youthful
voices of their predecessors, as
First Children Of the Nation,
may join them in joyous
Christmas caroling.
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G: ING ROOM

Thomosville chino cobinet Swirl mahogany,
"a inches, gloss door, Wos III co. now 400
Drexel credenzo buffet, & inches, mahogany.
WoS ZlUOU ---------------- now ll4.00
ThomosviIIe Jr. credenzo buffet, 81 inches
mahogany. Wos l3600----------now $500
Townsville swirl mahogany Jr. dining group.
Pembroke drop-Ieof tobe, 52-n buffet 4
side and z arm choirs Eight pieces we're
$500 - now 2lS.O0
Sigh solid maple blond dining group. Jr. buff
fet drop-eof extension toble, 4 side choirs.
we're ! ,444OO -----------now $4,000
Sigh classic Provincial group. Buffet with
grill door hutch, oval extension table, sevinq
cort side and 2 arm chairs. Ten pieces
we're 144400. now 5000
Brcndt drop-Ieof tobles, mahogany extension.
Were now 1890
Moreonton mahogany and yew wood 48-in.
breokfront chino Wos 1900 now 1880
American French Provincial dinette sets. For
mico top ext toble and four ladder back
choirs. Five pieces were 1890 now 1850
DrexeI cosuoItone mahogany round front cor
ner chino cobinet Wos 1900 now 1900
HyIon mahogany contemporary group Buffet,
breokfront chino, extension leg toble, 4 side
and z arm chairs Nine pieces were 58l 90
now $4,000
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Many Children Share
White House Yuletide
Continued From Page Bio

Continued From Page BIZ
over the President and his
zest for Christmas merry
making.
A Christmas time party, i'm
portant in White House chron-
icles. was given in honor of
the Goth birthday of President
Andrew Johnson on December
20. 1868, by his daughters and
sons-in-law, his teen-age son
Andrew jr., and his grand
children.
The East Room was ablaze
with lights and 400 boys and
girls danced Quadrilles.
The young hosts were the
"Three Andrews" Andrew
johnson. jr.; Andrew johnson
Slower and Andrew johnson
Patterson, and little Sarah
and Lille Slower, and a pretty
lass, Belle Paterson.
Kick Club
Jesse E. Grant, 13-year-old
son of President and Mrs.
Ulysses Grant. was the Presi-
dent Of the Kick. Fight and
Run Club" held in the tool
house of the White House
grounds. *
The club had a circulating
library, a debating society and
KFR Journal.
Jesse and his brother Ulys-
ses, jr.. went to school every
day in a wagon drawn by a
Shetland pony.
Julia Dent Grant, now
Madame Cantacuzene, noted
author and political leader
daughter Of the Presidents
son and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant,, was born in the White
House.
Fanny Hayes and her
brother. Scott Russell Hayes,
are notable among White
Hhouse children. for they were
christened in the White House
dining room during the adj
ministration of President and
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes.
Irving Mcdowell Garfield,
Abram Garfield and Mollie
Garfield. children of Presi-
dent and Mrs. James Garfield,
played games with their
friends on the White House
grounds and enjoyed boating
on the Potomac River.
Their residence in the White
House ended with the assassi-
nation of their father.
Nellie Arthur. daughter of
President Chester A. Arthur,
was too young to play hostess
for her father. But she always
gave a gay Christmas party
for her own friends.
The children of President
and Mrs Grover Cleveland,
Esther, Ruth and Marian were
hostesses at a party for cabi-
net children at the end of the
Cleveland administration. Es-
ther Cleveland was born in
the White House.
Baby Mckee, Benjamin
Harrison Mckee (Son of the
President Benjamin Harrison's
daughter Mrs. James Robert
Mckee, his baby sister Mary
Lodge Mckee, and Marthena
Harrison, daughter of the
presidents son Russell B. Har-
rison. engaged the attention of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
ITALIAN PROVINCIAL
fruitwood
TABLES
20 to 33Hs % off

Weimon chorside toble, figured mohoqony,
inloid, shell, floor sompIe. Wos lo500
now $3.50
Kemm lamp toble, Provincial, fruiwood, Gus
tom mode. Wos l5o50---------now 900
Hommoy desks, antique white, Provincial,
fooled Leather; gold trim Were $3.50
now $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
MODERN DEPT

Dunbar cockto tobIe, 3lx26, outumn finish.
Wos to9OO- $500
TomIinson, Mocha walnut double dresser
chest and double bed. Were $3.50.
now $4,000
Heritage cocktail tobIe, So in. Iona, Far Eost,
ebony and teak Was 800 IL. now $500
Dillingham; Budgetrend desk deck, drop Ieof
lid Wos 1000 ---------.--n now 300
Drexel PoIdoo mohooony double dresser, and
double size ponel bed Three pieces we're
Il w --~-- ---------. now $500
Erwin Lombeth high back choir foam rubber
cushion, pink texture Wos 1900 now 7400
Boxer bor and screen combination from the
New World collection. Ebony cone insets in
Drexel ormIess chairs, foam rubber loose
cushions. scots ond back green texture. Were
each ll6OO-------------------no now $500
Fisher opt size SOTO, foom rubber cushion,
turq texture. Wos l9o00-------no now 5000
TomIinson lounge chair, button tufted back,
textured tobrlc Wos 1890 now $500
DrexeI Precedent dining table, ext, round
Wos l5oOO-- --------- now $500
Boxer Iomp toble, teok and ebony, u in.
square Wos 6500.-----------. now $500
Boxer plonter. teok and ebony leh inches
50. Wos 1900 now 1900
Dining TobIe, extension, 4e in., round, ebony
and wolnut Wos l3200-------. now 74O0
Drexel Spice, 52-inoh china cobinet. Wos
looUO -------------------- now $500
Boxer TV cobinef, ebony, from the New
World collection Wos 29300 now 1900
ROyoI Lounge barrel chair, high back, foam
cushion, pergmmon texture Wos 1900,
now 800
Drexel twin beds, spice elm, poir Were pair
1000 now az 90
Erwin Lambeth lounge chair, foam rubber
cushion. rose texture Wos 1900 now 500
Erwin Lambeth SOTO, foam rubber cushion,
black ond brown texture Wos 5000,
now 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

Woodward end tobe, mahogany and Leather,
bross trim drawer and shelf, Wos $500
now 1900
Heritage step tables, mahogany, ivory fooled
leother top, grill doors, casters. Were l050O
now 1900
Hekmon Provincial cocktail tobe, fruitwood
shelf and two drawers Wos 81 co. now 1900
Weimon step table, mahogany oval, grill
doors, floor somple. Was 1880 now 1880
HolIond lamp tobIes, yew wood and mohoq-
onX shelf and drawer, q in. 50. Were 1850
now 1880
Townsend conmode, Italian provincial fruit
wood Wos 6500------------n now 300
Heritage commodes, mohoqony, fooled leather
top, 24xl9M in Were 5000 go now 1900
StickIey secretary desk, solid cherry, glass
door, drop lid Wos 475O0------ now 36400
COLONEL desk, mahogany kidney shaped qoId
fooled Leather top. Wos 1880 now $500
Townsend secretaries, fruitwood, French Pro-
Wncio, orilled doors Were 1920 now 10000
Townsend extension cocktail toble. French
provincial fruitwood. Wos lo500 now $500
BoeheIor Chest, shaped front. a drawers nold
fooled leather top. Wos $500 now 800
Heritage end table; mahogany with ivory
fooled leather top. Drower, were $500
now 1900
Baker step toble, mahogany bross inloX
drower, decorator piece. Wos 1890
now $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

DrexeI cosuoI tone mahogany group Double
dresser mirror, chest and double bed -Four
pieces were 353Q----------1 now 1890
John Widdicomb French Provincial fruiMood
bed, double. Wos leo00-------now S4.00
NotionoI toon Provincial cherry grill door
night stand. Was $780, now $500
DrexeI 6-drower double dresser bose. on
tique white Wos 1900 - now 800
KindeI fruitwood twin bed. Wos 800,
now 3400
Henredon sherry mahogany full-size panel
bed. Wos 81 90 ------------no now $500
Drexel French Provincial 5-drower chest.
Was l34QO -------------------no now $500
Henredon mahogany dresser mirrors, gold
trim. 43x32 inches. Were 1890 now 1900
National antique white French Provincial
bedroom group. Triple dresser mirror, large
chest, Mr. and Mrs. swing heodboord bed
-Four pieces were 5000 ---- now $4,000
Drexel French Provincial bedroom group Nine
drower triple dresser, mirror, 5-drower chest,
double bed. 2 night stonds Six pieces were
6fl.U now 485OO
Sigh ltoon Provincial double dresser. mirror.
chest. double bed, night stond Five pieces
we're $500 ---7--------------now 465oo
Continental solid mahogany English Regency
group Triple dresser mirror, chest on chest,
Mr. and Mrs. swing bee, night stond Five
pieces were 83oOO------------.no now $500
Davis cobinet Louis XVI antique walnut gold
trimmed bedroom group Double dresser, mir
ror, hiohboy chest, toilet tobIe, mirror; double
bed, night stonds Were ,ll300,
now $500
DrexeI French Provincial antique group dec
oroted with silver Leaf. Triple dresser. mir
ror, chest double bed Four pieces Were
Sl0.UU --------- now 63SUU
Above group with Mr. and Mrs swing bee.
oZo.W ------A------------- now $500
Georgetown Galleries solid cherry eorly Amer
icon group. Triple dresser, mirror, huge size
chest, double bed and two night stonds Six
pieces. Were 89o0-----------now $500
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xsI Rs

SEXliE
Schoonbeck button back SOTO, spring down
cushions, kick pleot skirt pink and metoIIic
texture. Was 5000 ---------n now 5000
Donovon Shops button tufted back SOTO,
kick pleot skirt, turquoise texture Wos
$500 now 1900
DrexeI Sinoco, Foam cushion SOTO, pink tex
ture. Wos $500 - now 1880
Donovon Shops lounge chair. kick pleot skirt,
turquoise moteIosse Wos 1880, now $500
Heritage lounge choir, turq texture, spring
down cushion, skirt Wos 23400 now 1890
Jamestown tutted back French Provincial
ornIess side Choir, green. domosk. Was !.
740O --------------no now 1900
DrexeI Sirroco tub choir, foam rubber cushion,
rose Wos 1850 ------no now $500
Hibriten top groin Leather lounge chair, OK
blood Wos 22400 ----.n now $500
Donovon Shops lounge chair, down pillow
beck, matching ottomon, brown texture
Both have kick pIeot skirts. Were $500
now 1890
Donovan Shops lounge chair with skirt. Tur-
quoise texture Wos 1890 now $500
Jamestown barrel chair, foam, tufted scot
and back Gold tehured Was 1900
now 1900
cochron occasional tub choir, olive green
texture Wos $500 now 1900
Trende (by Hertoge) lounge choir with skirt.
Green texture. Wos l34O0 49, now $500
Hickory solid mahogany occasional choir,
genuine leather, pink. Wos $780, now $500
Donovun Shops shaped arm, button back SOTO
with kick peot skirt green. Was 1890
now l7400
Century French Provincial SOTO, sprino down
cushion. beige metollc texture. Wos 5000.
now 1890
Trende Nv Heritoqel channel book tub choir.
kick pleot skirt, rose Wos 1900 now $500
Schoonbeck chonnel-bock chair, solid mo-
hooony orns and base Spring down cush-
ion, choice Of rose, turquoise or beige. Wos
1900 ------------------ now 1900
Donovan shops, Lowson back SOTO Rose tex
ture, skirt Wos 369O0----------now 1890
Erwin Lambeth luxurious tufted-bock SOTO,
l00-inch skirt; beige texture Wos 77500
now $500
N. 6 N. vxI loveseot single down cushion
Wos 5000 now $500
schoonbeck Iounqe chair, gold, sDrino down
cushion, green, kick pIeot skirt Was 1890
now 1890
Donovon Shops lounge chair, green Maet.
skirt Wos 1900 now $500
Donovan Shops lounge choir green texture.
Wos 1870 ------------- now $500
Erwin Lambeth tufted back, kidney shoDed
SOTO SPRING down cushions, kick pleot skirt.
rose texture Wos $500 ~ now $500
Trende tby Heritoqel slope arm lounge choir,
kick pleot skirt green texture. Was 1000
now $500
Hickory lounoe choir. oreen texture ltolion
fnuiwood bose. Wos 1890 now $500
Donovan Shops hiqh back lounae chair, kick
pleot skirt. green with metollic accents Wns
1920 ----------- now lZ400
jamestown tufted back srnoll lounge choir,
foom rubber cushion green textured Wos
l56OO now I6UO
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;ys15

@xlZ ArtIoom Rouboix American oriental,
herman pattern. Wos 1900 now 1920
@xlZ Brunswick Kermosheen, American
orientos. Two, were eoch 3290O, now z4o00
9xl2 Mo-tone green Holmes "Contesso"
oll-wooI Wilton Wos 5000 now l4400
l2xlT Berwick moss Green Royal Manor
royon broodIoom Wos 235.00 : now $500
lZxS% Bioelow nutrio waikiki, royon and
nylon Wos 1870 ------------- now $500
l2xS'7" sondoIwood BoeIow Wokk royon
ond nylon Wos ll445 -------- now $3.50
l2xl3'4" belize Mohowk Solitaire, royon and
nylon Wos 1000 -------- now $500
lZx9'9" ArtIoom kelly green heavy cotton
Zephyr Wos l425o now 1895
lzx22' Bieelows gold Woikiki, royon and
nyon Wos 81 IS - now 1900
l5'x76" Artloom rose heavy cotton Wheot-
ley. Was 1850 ---------------n now $500
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Mayors Sirty-fourth year-end
G. r An G

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Hundreds O. Others
Valley must
final o.
al store Everything suee piosu
Downtown onh--Hu Other hemsN Listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
20 Cuban Officers
Face Trial in Plot

HAVANA. Cuba, April 4 (P.-
Some 20 Cuban Army officers
faced court-martial today, ac-
cused of participation in an
abortive plot against President
Fulgencio Batista.
The government said the con-
splracy was thwarted last night
with the arrest of the ringlead-
ers at Camp Columbia, where
the army has its headquarters
Just outside Havana.
The arrested officers were not
identified Immediately. 1t was
learned, however, they included
some of high rank.
Neither civilians nor politi-
clans were implicated in the
conspiracy" Gen. Batista said
after a two-hour visit to the
military camp, where he also
maintains house.
Mai. Gen. Francisco Tabernil-
Ia, the Army Chief of Staff. said
the military intelligence di-
vision had uncovered the con-
spiracy several months ago and
followed its progress day by day
He explained the breakdown was
delayed ito avoid duplicating
persons who had no relation
with IT,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Morocco Is Due
To Get Freedom
Formally Today

MADRID, April 4 (P.-Moroc-
can Sultan Mohammed Ben
Youssef arrived by plane today
to receive a grant of independ-
ence for the Spanish-ruled part
OF his North African empire.
Generalissimo Francisco Fran
CO warmly embraced his royal
visitor at the airport.
Thousands of Moroccans from
the l8,009-square-mile Spanish
protectorate screamed a near
hysteric welcome to their titular
sovereign.
The Sultan brought with him
q ioint Spanish Moroccan decla-
ration affirming the independ-
ence of Spanish Morocco and its
unity with the neighboring
French protectorate, which
France has also granted indie
pendence.
Signing Expected Today
The declaration, previously
worked out in negotiations in
Rabat, the sultan's capital in
French Morocco, was expected
to be signed this afternoon.
Accompanying Sultan Ben
Youssef were Moroccan Pre-
nlier Mohammed Bekkai and six
members of the Rabat govern
ment. The party will remain
here a week.
Generalissimo Frances gov
eminent announced last night
that the Spanish cabinet had
approved the independence dec
laration. 1t said the cabinet also
approved terms of reference for
further negotiations with the
Moroccans on putting the indie
pendence declaration into effect.
1t did not elaborate.
1t was anticipated that one Of
SPANS chief detectives would be
the right to maintain military
bases in Morocco, major training
ground for Spanish armed forces.
Talks Lasted for Weeks
Reliable sources said the dec
laration providing independence
for the Spanish zone had been
negotiated during the last sew
eral weeks by Spanish officials
and the Moroccan government
in Rabat, the sultan's capital in
French Morocco.
Sultan Ben YousSef's week.
long visit to Madrid apparently
was designed chiefly to carry out
the formal signing of the dec
laration.
Spain has been intensively
cultlvating the Moslem countries
for nearly 10 years in hopes of
setting herself up as a link be-
tween the West and the Middle
East. A friendly Morocco may
bring Generalissimo Franco un-
told diplomatic dividends de-
spite SPANS relatively humble
position in the Western world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Electrical Workers
Poy Floor Proposed
By the Associated Press

A minimum wage of $1.26 an
hour for workers employed on
Government contracts in the
electric lamp industry has been
proposed by Secretary Of Labor
Mitchell.
Mr.. Mitchell issued the wage
proposal yesterday under the
Walsh Healey Act.
The Government buys about
$40 million worth Of lamp bulbs
a year but has not previously
fixed a minimum wage. Mr.
Mitchell acted on request of the
AFL-CIO International Union OF
Electrical Workers, after a hear
ing a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

The unframed door mirror is lovely
Venetian style. made Of fine quality
doubIe.sfreneth win d ow glass with
sealed edges. Screws and plastic clips
furnished. Polished edge circle mirror
has nickel steel hangers.
60-lneh Framed Mirror. . .$3.Ao
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81.

Every bathroom should have one Of
these attractive metal hampers for COL
Ieetine soiIed clothes! % inches high.
~ wide and q inches deep in bath
room shades Of white. yellow. pink.
blue. green and black with hand
painted decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
$Q)''s

The triple plated chromium tubing frame viii take
lots Of weight and The heavy wooden steps have
rubber treads for safety. Seat and back are com.
fortabY padded pYwood covered with durable
plastic. Available in grey. yellow or red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
$8'77 $3''e'

Beautifully polished aI-brass table lamps
-. ~ inches tall :. complete with H.
inch drum type shades. You'll enjoy
these for your home brieh+eners" for
they fit with both modern and tradi-
tional furniture!
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81

Get several Of these handy hassoeks
for living room. patio. porch or play.
room! Il inches high with sturdy black
wrought iron legs and frame. l4.iueh
square seat covered with washable
hubby plastic. Grey. red. eharfreuss
and yellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
RUBBER MATS
sc

Put one at The sink. stove Or anypIeee
where you do lot Of standing! The
thick rubber sponge mat will help keep
you from firing. Nonskid: reversible
design: in red. green and blue. I5x75
inch size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
515 NJ an: S Il TABLES

The uaodern lines Of these beautiful tables will fl in nicely with
any seins And you'll love the wonderful Mse plastic tops
that resist practically any kind Of Cocktail tables are 32x
l6Hx7 inches Step tables 25HxI6r23 inches Your
choice Of lined oak mahogany finish Really wonderful vaues