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Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
a HIGH PRAISE FOR MR.. SIMS

The ARIZONA SUN wishes to give high praise to action
of Legislator Carl SIMS who last Sunday defed crowd
of frenzed citizens who finding sort of satisfaction
in expressing their deep resentment against the 'aw
There is doubt Mr. Sims risked his life in this action
The crowd permitting officer who to defend
citizen to be threatened with death at the hands of
who about responsible for his behavior infant
The SUN believes that the responsibility for the fact
that Mr. Sims had to the police officer from frenzed
crowd rests squarey and heavily all of usa the people
of Phoenix who have ignored conditions that for
included.
So of the few pleasures Of those "lesschance"
people outside the law that law officer to them
oppression and force than protection We hope
Mr. Sims fine example will bring greater regard for
the law in that section.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
VETERANS
NEWS

A new type x-ray machine
originated by Veterans Admin
stration for the first time per-
mits x-ray films to be made
safely while the patient is on
the operating table, VA said to-
day.
The machine will enable doc
tors to cut the time required for
pre-surgery x-ray diagnosis to
two or three minutes in crucial
cases.
After the new machine is
swung into position over the pa
tient on the table and the film
exposure is made, the picture
can be developed with a Polar
old film professor and inter-
preted so that surgery can be-
gin in a minute and a half.
Formerly, x-ray apparatus had
to be used with great caution in
operating rooms in the presence
of explosive anestheticS.
The new VA ex-ray unit is
safe for use in the operating
room because the x-ray tube
and the voltage cables Suppling
125,OOO volts to the tube are
uniquely designed to eliminate
the danger of setting off All ex-
ploSion.
One of the first Of the new
x-ray units produced was in
stalled recently In operating
rooms Of the VA hospital in Los
Angeles, where doctors already
are finding many uses for the
apparatus that enable them to
provide better care for patients.
Mounted on the ceiling, the
unit has built-in general fluo-
resent lighting and a carriage
with a major operating light to
illuminate the surgical field or
area of the body where surgery
is performed.
When the x-ray tube Is posi-
toned to take a picture, the
operating light automatically
swings away from the surgical
field.
After the film exposure is
made, the light returns auto
matically to its correct operat-
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17

AS Negro citizens Of Arizona,
we have a huge job to do both
in the state and in the City Of
Phoenix, before Arizona shall
become a place where all citi-
zenS are free to enjoy life as
free people free to- enjoy equal
benefits of education, work, and
prosperity of this great state.
The fact that segregation and
discrimination have been prac-
ticed without question for many
years - even centuries, is no
reason that this can be defend
ed as legal, or christian any
more than could be the nefari-
Gus slave trade or slavery or
the virtual slavery Of women
that existed only a very few
years ago. The correction of
these evils had to be fought in
the minds of men and in the
courts and in the halls Of legiS-
lation, until they Succumbed to
reason and human decency.
AS Negroes we face the task
of correcting the present unfair
conditions Of life not only for
ourselves but for the best in
tereStS of all good Americans
who believe that no one is tru-
ly free until all are free. We
have the task of seeing through
the legislature laws that require
for all citizens the equal enjoy
ment of our blessings. We shall
have powerful forces arrayed
against us but there are a host
of good people in thiSsgQllaaaaa n
ity and this state who will fight
along with us if we give them
a chance. We have achieved a
beginning of school iIltegration
in so far as now all children at
tend school together in terms of
their residence, but the schools
of Arizona are not yet PUBLIC
schools. /.
We have a state law requir-
ing, that there be no discrimina-
tion in employment in public
Jobs but this law is so far dead
letter on the law books of this
state. It has done us no good
at all and will not until we have
been able to persuade the gov
ernor of Arizona to appoint a
committee to study it's author
ity and it's limitations, for do
ing what it is supposed to do.
We have the difficult task of
getting through the legislature
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
WHY DESIGNATE RACE?

For unknown the Arizona drivers license
carries blank for designating Why is this necessary
in Arizona? 1t is surely in Arizona for
Identification than it is in much popuous states like
New York and others that do not ask for AS matter
of fact such requirement is probably illegal in Arizona
tany where has been ignored by persons filling
out applications for licenses it has not been required The
SUN why the request should not be ignored
and order from the Highway Department should be
quested deetng that question from the license In
the probability that will question your oms
sion of this information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
NuturuI Checkerbourd

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has a
geological curiosity nick-named
the Checkerboard. located on the
North Shore of the colony. Be-
lieved to have been created by
the natural action of wind. sand
and waves. 1t comprises a fiat
depression of rock lying some
6 feet beneath a rim of sharp
crags which is cut into squares
resembling a checkerboard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Wont TO be hero, Dod- and thrifty one Of
thots There's still time left TO take your fcmy on
holiday in Europe and save up TO $500 on
each fore for your wife and children (see box
below. But hurry time is running short. If you
wish, moke il even eosier for yourself with the
Worldwide Plan, Go Now-Poy Later. Only
l0% down, up to 20 months TO poy the boIonce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
|Long-Deod Volcano Gave
|Redwoods New Twist

of ONE missing cows. Suddenly
he stumbled over a protruding
rock formation unearthed by
the rains. 1t was section of
petrified tree.
A voluble man, Evans talked
necessarily about his discovery.
He became fondly known in the
area as "Petrified Charley" He
was the same "Petrified Charley"
mentioned by the noted Robert
Louis Stevenson in THE Silver
ado Squatters." Stevenson wrote
the book while living in a cabin
on the slope of Mt. st. Helena.
One of the redwood trees in
the Petrified Forest, known as
the Queen of the Forest" is
80 feet long and has a mean
diameter of IL feet. Although
this fallen giant had turned to
stone, it's resistance was shat
tered by the constant pressure
of growing oak tree. The oak
has forced its way completely
through the center of the
lpetrifled wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

SANTA ROSA, Calif.-One
of the amazing tourist attrac-
lions of the Redwood Empire of
Northwest California and South
west Oregon had its beginning
an estimated six million years
ago, when Mt. st. Helena, now
extinct. blew its top.
Lava from the exploding
volcano rolled over the country
side to engulf a forest of red
woods IS miles northeast of
Santa Rosa.
Century after century passed.
AS the fallen trees absorbed
minerals. they gradually became
petrified. However, the under
ground forest of stone remained
undiscovered until 1878.
Rainfall was heavy in the
autumn of 1873 when Charles
Evans. farmer. plodded over
the rain soaked terrain in search
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Motor Lodge Planned
Near Grand Canyon

GRAND CANYON. Ariz.-The
Fred Harvey Co.. main conces-
sioner on the south rim of Grand
Canyon National Park. has an
nouncNd plans for a new 100 to
$50 unit motor lodge expected to
be ready for occupacy by July /.
If approved by the National
Park Service. the units will be
located in the vicinity Of Mather
Point, a short distance from the
canyons rim. about mile east
of Grand Canyon Village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

a cTlFa is the common man S
transportation in Panama, a bus
with a locally made wooden
frame perched atop an imported
chassis. Chivas have no car
brand name; when you see them
in action. you'll not wonder that
the Spanish word for female
goat" has been applied to these
agile little buses. They weave in
and out of the maze of pedes-
TRANS and complicated traffic as
adroitly as radar-beamed planes
fly the skies.
Fast Disappearing
The chiva is more than a
means of transportation. It's the
expression of true individuality
that is fast disappearing. Under
Panamanian law, no more chivas
can be made, even though the
present ones are literally falling
apart.
With the advent of the mod
ern welded together body buses,
the chivas are meeting the same
fate as the charming horse
drawn "caramettas" or carriages
which many pre-war tourists
associate with their tropical
stopover on the ISthmus.
Gay Paintings
The bus may be painted a
bright blue. with gay paintings
OF cowboys. mambo dancers.
parrots or other interesting sub
jects painted on the rear emer-
gency door for the benefit of the
car Immediately behind. Strips
OF brightly colored plastic ma
terlai are woven carefully
around the straight bars acros.
the windows or wave bravely in
the breeze from the radiator CAP
or radio antenna.
Most chivas have a name such
as "Yo. solo yc" Il, only u,
Abandonado (Abandoned) etc.
but the majority are named for
favorite Senoritas.
Inside. you'll find that the
driver has spared nothing to
make the interior a masterpiece
OF some kind of art. Yards of
fringed balls (the kind used to
decorate hats of Spanish dane
ers) are tackled around the
windshield and above the line
OF window frames.
Over the drivers head are
pictures of patron saints next
to those of Marilyn Monroe. Joe
Louis or Kid Gavilan. Typical.
too, is the rabbits foot hanging
next to st. Christopher medal
to increase the drivers luck in
lodging the bigger vehicles
that clutter up his route.
The chiva radio blares con-
stantly and at maximum vol
ume.
The formula for the best
dimes bargain in Panama is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

easy: Walk down to Via Espana
IN front of the luxurious Hotel
Ell Panama past the long linn
cuisines waiting for less adven-
tureSome tourists. Flag the first
chiva you see and tell the chofer
al final de Su ruta, por favor"
When you get to the end of
the line, tell him the same thing
and ride back again to Ell Pana-
ma after the grand tour.
For you see, the chiva has a
unique tariff system. You pay
your dime at the end of the line
= and the end is where and
when you decide to get off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Picturesque Chivo Ride
Doomed So Try 1t Now

PANAMA CITY.-Theres noisy, bumpy thoroughly de-
ghtful to life in lived by the ordinary
citizen
For dime take "chiva learn what's going
on from end to the other of avenue the famous
main artery of this Crosroad of the many peo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Big Servings on
Fomous Name Shoes
go to 1880
We're 1913 to 1925

The group includes high and me-
dunn heels. pumps and sendols.
wedges and flats. Choose from sum-
mer's fovorite white. white with color
eontrest. black patent. nsvy. red or
black Golf. Large size range but not
every style in oil eoIors and sizes.
Rhythm Steps. Were 2.e5 to 1926,
1890
Air Steps. Were ll.o5 and 1875,
$50
Joyees. Were e.98 to 1893 $50
Town 8 Country. Were 9.e8 to
100 o.SU
IS Spring and Summer Hondboss,
black, ton, white. Sove 500 and
Please add 1929 Federal tax to
handbag price.
WGL-The Shoe Center End Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chose ond
7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
CIeoronce of
Junior Toppers
1900

We're 22.9S and $500
IS wool toppers ideal for vacations
and travel this summer and fell. The
assortment includes white. red, yell
low. blue, beige and pink in bro
ken sizes ! to IS.
WGL-Junior Miss, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Clearance of
Women's
Foshion Shoes
1870 to 1850

We're 1870 to 1926
$50 Poirs DeIiso Debs pumps and
sandals; assorted styles ond coIors.
Were 1896 to 1895 1850
Washington, Chevy Chose, 7 Cor
ners ond Alexondriol
1850 Pairs !. Miller and Pondoro
high fashion shoes; posteIs, dark
colors, white in group. Were 26,e5
Washington. Chevy Chose. 7 Cor
ners ond Alexondriol
240 Poirs PoIixzio and Motrix; vo-
riety Of styles, coIors. Were 20.o5
to 22.o5 I4.oo
Washington Store Only
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
:. branch stores Indicted oboVe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Fun Clothes for Body

IS Nylon Sunsuits in bollerino and
con con styles. Were 2.9e. Now,
l.se
~ Cotton Hats end Bonnsts, mostly
white pnwhole piqus. Were 80
ond 80 Now - 49, Csc
~ covsrslls. One-pieee styles in
cotton with Upper in front Ploids
and stripes. Smoll, medium, large
ond extro- Ioroe. Were 800, 2.ss
~ covsrolls. One piece style with
snop crotch. postels in sizes medium,
oree and extro-Ioroe. Were 2 90
Nov I.o9
40 crowler Sets. Matching shirt and
crowlers with snop crotch. postels.
Medium loroe and ro-loroe. Were
90 10 5.9e. Now 2.99
"a Robes in spring ond foil weight
cotton. Sizes Z and 5x. Were
80, Now -- 9Se
80 Cotton end Terry Cloth Robes in
postes loree and eStro-loree. Were
2.99 10 $50. Nov -- l.99
As Foney end TeiIorsd Robes OF
spring and toll weight cotton. 3 ono
81. Were 500 10 400. Nov 2.ss
Ss4 Fomous-Nsms Psisme, in sum-
rnerweioht cotton mesh. BOYS and
girls styles in eoorful prints on
white Sizes z, ) and 4. Were
2.2S Nov -------I.Se
WJL-Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Foshion Fobrics
Reduced 500
and More

1000 Terds Silks. Royons, NyIons,
Doerons and Blends in pIoin. prints
and novelty weoves. Broken ossort-
ments and one-ot-o-kind Reou-
lorly CSC ond much more. Now word,
49e to 2.49
Authentic Hand Woven Indion Silk
Seris with metolIic designs. Wear
them Indian style or be your own
designer. Voriety OF colors with oold
or silver designs. silver broeoce and
irridescent tobric. Sove 500 ond
more $500 70 as 90
Speeiol Purchase Of Cotton Fabries,
Etiquette. Topmost ond Bond Box
muslin prints. Sove 500 oad more.
Yard az,
WGl-The Fobric Store, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Women's
CosuuI Suits
Substantial Sovings on
Women's Sportsweor

Su0StontIoI SoVIngS on
Women's Sportsweor
Is Bouses with short and three quarter sleeves Nyon Docron
and drpdY cotton in white Sizes 81 to 36 Were 1925
1926. ------------------------7oo
100 Blouses of nen royon drpdy classic and desy
styles sleeveless and with short sleeves Sizes 10 o Were
40 in Group Of Coordnoes Solid coIors pods and prints
fine cotton. Green. purple pink blue. yellow group
BIouses Were 7o9.
Skirts Were ! IS to 1876. Now------------------soo
80 in Group Of Cotton Skirts Circular styles in prints foro
postes and black. Sizes 10 to g. Were 1895 to II IS
rs Po Topered Pants in cotton stripes and khaki color Sizes
10 to Is. Were 39o
40 Beach coos terry cloth and Everooze0 cotton White
with colored trim and pink Srol medium and large sizes
Were 1895 to 1896.
IS Lightweight jackets with ribbed trim White and black in
sizes 10 to 6 Were 1926. Now
Is PIoysuts of dip-dY Two-pece styles with short
sleeves or sleeveless. Aquo green loc in sizes 10 to 70
were IZSo
WGL-Sporsweor Bird Floor
olso Chevy Chose 7 Corners and Nexondio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Sove on
Stationery
File Cobinets

500 Boxes Writing Pepper.
mostly decorative, assorted
ooIors. Were Soc. Now 35e
5 Metal File cobinets. walnut
color. Were 1926. Nov, SOS
4 Large File Cabinets, eroy
metal, domooed. Were 1895.
Now - S.oS
81 -eotheE Desk Boskets.
Were 3.o8. Now --l.9s
"a Simulated Desk Baskets.
Were IS. Nov 100
5 Foam Rubber Bridge TebIe
Covers. Were $50. Now, Its
500 Peekases Envelopes, 2S
to pkg. Were 25c. Now Toe
10 Hi-Snoek PIote Sets, set OF
4. Were 2.e8. Now Las
4S JeweIry Boxes, to point.
Were l.20. Now Csc
4s Record Holders, TO point.
Were ] As. Nov 65e
WGL-Stotioney, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Body Needs

- coot end Hat Sets in sprino
and toll weight cotton, royon
and corduroy. Lined and I'm
lined coots for boys and Girls.
Midoie sizes. Were 500 10
1895. Nov ----- 2.es
ZIG Shirts for boys and Girls.
Ploid cotton with short sleeves,
Peter Pan or clossic collar.
Medium. loroe and extro loroe
sizes. Were ! SO. Now Csc
s6 Dresses in group OF dis
continued styles BY Alfred
Leon. Philippine handmade
postels. dointily embroidered.
Midoie sizes. Were 3.99 and
499. Now I.9e
- Cotton crswler Sets, ioeket.
erowlers and hot. Boys ond
girls styles OF cotton oobor-
dine. torpoon plaid and solid
postels Medium, large and
estro loroe. Were 500 10
500. Nov 800
$50 Slumberkins OF Cone
plisse. Three piece set OF
shirt, pants ond foote's. elos-
ticized neck, wrists. ankles
and woist. One size fits 6 10
Il months. Were 2.ee. Now,
l.9s
So Sleeping BosS OF Cone
plisse in nursery print Grow
lecture. sizes 3 nnon,hs 10 3
yeors. Were 2.ee. Nov, l.se
81 Nursery Print SIsspins Bsss
OF Cone plisse. Grow lecture,
zip front. Grows from birth 70
s months. Were $50. Nov,
Las
WGL--Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Boys Dress
and SportsweoF

80 Husky Play Shorts, in sizes
s TO ". Were $50. Now,
1888
40 Poirs Blue Jsons. Woist
siIes %. "a. IS. Were 3 %.
NOW 90
10 Sports Shirts in assorted
fobrics and patterns. 6rokep
sizes s to l6. Were ! 20 and
,9S. Now Sse
10 White Dress Shirts. in sizes
l3R, IA ond l4I7. Were
1913. Now see
Is Shirt ~ Slack Sets. in os-
sorted stripes. Sizes s TO II.
Were 1913. Now It's
10 White Summer Suits, in
broken sizes s 10 IL. Were
1895. Now -------4.SS
WGL-Boys' Store, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
BIouses Reduced

Many y Price
1870 DoeEen and Cotton, Do
eron Crepe end Cotton Brood
cloth Blouses; mostly wee or
convertible neck styles. White.
pink, blue. beige, red. 32-38.
Were 5,ee to 4.9o. Now, z.45
81 Deeron end Cotton BIousss,
either solid color with tottino,
loce trim or sissy front polko
dot; cotton bIouses, self stripe
or botiste with iobot White,
pink. blue. liloe. 1916. Were
5.99. Now ----- 2.s9
WGL-Neekweor and Blouses.
lSt Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Special Purchase of Mems
1870 Docron-25% Cotton Z7'ou
Wash NJ Wear Suits

l.5oo mems wosh suits Of cool lightweight poeron
cotton blend Fine fobre used much HIGHER price,
Just wash, let dy-ttle ironing needed Choose
from light medium and dark tones In resuIo longs
longs, stouts, and short stouts
WGL-The Mems Store, Ind
also Chevy Chose 7 Corners ondA Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Big Servings for Boys

81 Summer Robes in pisse and cot
~on broodeloth. Sizes 6 10 20. Were
6eS and 7es. Nov ----- ass
80 Peirs Foded Blue Denim Joeksts.
sizes 6 10 ls. Were 5.9s ond 49s
Now ------ Z.SS
) Suede Sports coots in sizes Il
and 4. Were % 95. Nov l2.SS
u. Dress Stacks in wool or royon-
nylon eobordine. Were 7.es 10
1885. Nov $500 ass 70 7.sS
.sisp Dress Slosks in wool or royon-
nylon oobordine. Were 7.es TO
1898. Now ass 70 7.sS
Husky prsssy Stacks in wool or row
on-nylon aobordne. Were SIS TO
l4.e5. Nov 49, SIS 70 SIS
j.. Wool and Rsyon Suits. Were
tl7.eS 10 24e5. Now 1855
u, Wool Sports coets. Were 1895
and more. Nov SIS
Prep Wool Sports ceots. Were
{. 1925 and much more. Nov. l4.sS
WGL-6oys Store. 9TH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
RemnQnts-Fidoy Only
Junior Summer
CottonS

40 in Group Of Assorted Styles
Two-Pieee Cotton Combine
tions. White ground with
green, block, brown or blue
stripes. Sizes 7 to IS. Were
l4.95. Now zoo
50 Cotton Dresses with or
without sleeves, some SUM-
books. Solids, prints and
checks in tones Of blue, pink.
yellow and green. Sizes 7
TO IS. Were 1875 to l4.o5.
NOW S.UU
WGL-Junior Miss, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Cotton Gloves
Reduced

We're $50 and 400
500 peiS doubIe-wovsn cotton
gloves. All hondsewn and detailed
shortie styles. White, beige, pink.
ehomois, navy. brown. black, toast.
WGl-GloVes, st Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Savings on Vocation
ond Town Fashions

Wonderful high fashion dresses in
styles for eoektoiIs and patio living.
Coy eottons and prints in one and
two-pieee styles. Slim and full skirt
versions. Some silk and silk shon-
tuns in group.
~ Were 1875 to Y IS. Now, 1000
22Were IS 90 to % IS. Now, 1900
70 Were 1895. Now 800
40 Were $500. Now 400
II Were 1895. Now $500
70 Were %. 95 to 49 95. Now, 1900
IsWere 4e. e5 to 90 95. Nov, 5000
loWere 1896 to $500, Now. 1900
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Ord Floor
=. selections at Chevy Chose.
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Important Savings on
Mems Club Bog
Wa, 1895 gas

IS mems club bags Of fine cowhide,
ideal for travel and for golfers. Fec
lures double hondIe. clipper, crown
fasteners. lock and key.
Add 1929 Fed. tox to price
WGL-Lueoooe, 7th Floor
olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
On Sale Friday Washington Only Except Where Noted
Save importantly on Hooked RUGS

"Neo-cIossie Woods"
Embossed effect on grounds Of egg
shell with borders Of blue. beige or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Special Condy
Combination
Regularly 2.19 .N8

] pound cream hlbeHi. I pound
chocolate peenV' be'k. I pound }
loysr islliss in Escorted Hsvon. All
FOR this low price.
WGL--condy Isl Floor
oso Chevy Chose, 7 Cornen
ond Alesonduo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Alexondrio Store Only
Sove 500 and More
Women's
Fashion Shoes

so Pairs Deliso Debs - sompIe
shoes. Reduced 500 and More.
400
SO Pairs vinylite sondals, postels.
Reduced more thon "a 500
$50 Pairs colt end suede pumps.
Were 1895 ond more - 500
W6l-The Shoe Center, lst Floor,
Alexandra Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Big Sovinss on
Blankets, Bedding
BedspFeods and
CoveFIets

z Fielderest Living Rose"
Spreods, twin size. Were
so 90. Now 1850
4 Morson Jones "Minuet"
Spreods, discontinued colors.
Twin size. yellow, pink, silver
oroy and light green. Were
24.95. Nov 1850
4 Fielderest "Bondbox"
SpTeods. 3 twin size ond
double in blue ond red checks.
Were 1895. Now SOS
z Plaid Spreads. ! twin size
in green. double in vine.
Were 9.95. Now $50
4 Botes Poppy Dot" Spreads.
z twin sizes in green. ! twin
size in oroy ond ] double size
in rose. Were 8.95. Now,
SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Aluminium
Sun choises

Regularly 1850
Just so Of these populor eheises thot
ore 80 sesy 10 move. lnneFsprins
eushionsd. Floral pIestie covering.
Summer Furniture
q, Wrought Iron Club Chairs, block
finish. Beige, gold or oquo cush-
ions. Less thon u price z4.sS
Wrought Iron Lemp Tables. block
finish, gloss top. Less than "a price.
1850
10 Bed Gliders, white finish steel
trome lnnersprina cushions with
tlorol ploste covering. Were Soe5.
Now 1895
20 Cost Iron umbreIIo Tables, white
finish. Were $500. Nov 33.7S
20 Cost Iron Settees, white finish.
Were $3.50. Nov 1895
SO csfe-Siss Umbrella end TobIs
Sets, red or green Were 995.
Nov Aos
Mohosony Veneer Dining
Tobles
z pTop-Lesf Tebles. Less thon "a
price 1880
Extension Tsbles, two-pedestol.
Less thon "a price $3.50
Miscellaneous Furniture
] chsst-on-chsss. mahogany veneer.
Less than u price $3.50
Hutch Tops. Less Than Y, price.
Modern. Provincial ond Traditional
styles. n nohosony, truit~ood,
ehofef nnohooony 1000
WGL-Furniturs, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Misses Casual
Dresses

W6L-cosuol Sportsweor. Bird Floor