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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Hampton Charts
Building Program

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phas.s N scientific educ ton. 3
rev building and increased IA
Guilty saiare.s are among the
goals q %. UOv.OOO Centenniai
.1nc-E5.s.ng drive approved oy
,ac Hampton Institute Board Of
ius'ses n 'As.t fa!l meeting.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

with clean cloth as you work so
you don't soak the cushion. If the
spot remains. try warm water with
soap suds. This will usually clean
nylon. If stains are stubborn on
wool or rayon, rub, gently with a
good foaming-type cleaning fluid
such as that used for rugs.
Special stains: for grease, a
petroleum based cleaning fluid us
ually does the trick. For ice cream.
first use cold water and then warm
soapy water. Chewing gum can
be rubbed with ice until il hardens,
then scraped off. All stains are
easiest to remove when new.
If you have a leather-type up
holstery. use warm water and soap
suds for stain removal and for
general cleaning. Shampoo the up
holstery in small areas, wiping il
dry with clean cloth as YOU work.
Never use harsh cleaners or
bleaches. which are hard on leather.
Vacuuming and brushing fabric
upholstery once a month will help
TO protect it from the damaging
effects of road dust.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

3. If minor children are among
the survivors birth or baptismal
records should be furnished.
containing the names of both
parents md date of birth. If the
children were adopted copy
OF the court order should be pro-
vided.
4. Parents filing a claim must
establish their relationship 10
the veteran by furnishing VA
with certified copy of the vet
Grams birth or baptismal certi-
ficate containing the names of
both parents.
Detailed information about
compensation and pension claims
is available at the VA office in
Detroit, Mr.. Jameson said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Nat Cole Gives Up ~, B|ames Bias

total cost. A network profits
most from national sales
Cole. who was scheduled 20
leave this week for six DAYS OF
personal appearances IN Sidney
nj Melbourne. Australia. was
enthusiastic over his treatment
ty y 3 c.
The network supported this
show from the beginning" ne
said. From Mr. Sarrotf on
Gown thew tried 10 sell il 10
Eencies. They could have drop
pe6 ]. a.;c- the fist 10 wesks.
Shows that r,ade more money
,h-- rhine were dropped re
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
SEEING
STARS
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY II (Calvr
News Service)-With just about
everyone in Hollywood turnino
TO disking as 4 profitable side.
line. pressure is being sought IL
get Dorothy cambridge to- do
some sides which will brine
her name back to the spotlight
since the Confidential trail
faded. If Phil Moore her
favorite pianist. can get tho
material, she just may do the
sides.
Caught The Amos N ANDY
Tv show which we believe is
growing ~ siarure THOUGH
siereciYped as we'll a know.
il br'ghiens 10 with clean.
honey background scenes and
well-dressed characters in sup.
porting roles.
Lena Horne couldn't make il
but Ricardo Montalban repre-.
sented Jamaica on the 10 hour
telethon for charity. headed by
Jerry Lewis. II Nat Cole
thought he had troubles with a
sponsor, his pal Frank Sinatra,
one of the greatest, is suffering
rating troubles too-but d diff
ferent kind.
Pearl Bailey gets so twisted
in her commercial on the after.
dinner coffee that easterners
think she'd better stick to her
novelty numbers. Island
I'm The Sun" welcomed in Aus
ralia. On his recent visit 10
New York. Marion Brando made
i clear he'd let reporters inter.
view him in his hotel room-but
az the first mention of his Indian
wife. he'll flee the room. Since
the word was well spread no
mention Of the wife was made.
In Belafonte's rs minute
show, everyone leaves talking
about the new Belafonte-,he
more serious-mindcd chap who
seems TO have gone one step
further 70 stardom. il that pos
s.ble Every big name ID the
CITY has put in an appearance
ana Belatonte remains unmoved
BY All tie clamor.
We think Ell Sullivan could
have gwen a nod 70 lovely Bar
Ia a McNair. who sang On his
TV show. She a bcaut.ul girl,
in her carlv twenties With
fiery arlhii3on 10 Get o the
top. A former Harlem YWCA
tcsiden. Sizes got The Y gals
pulling for her.
Product Of the Manhattan
nitcspot. Blue Angel Barbara
recently married. was great
avoi.te Of Belalonte. who
.Ouired her around town before
re. too. married. Now the girl
is patternine her career after an
IDOL Eartha Kilt. with her IDEAS
for international success,
We see comedian Jack Parr
OF the Tonight" show lost no
time in picking her as his guest
for a week. Jack gave a break 10
Dlahann Carroll. the lovely sing
er Of House Of Flowers fame
and now D.ahann is doing great
in Europe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

LONDON, ENGLAND-Mrs.
Nellie McGrail, 24-year-old Wild
ow IS shown arriving in London
TO collect 574,s5S from the foot
bal pool firm, Littlewoods. Mrs.
McGra.l, mother Of two children
who has been eking out an exist
ance on barely SIS a week. won
the record sum on a two-penny
chance. Mrs. McGrail had picked
out a set Of pool combination
numbers at the start Of the foot
ball season and had stuck with
them to record her victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Population Soaring

\ About two-thirds OF the stu
dent BODY at Wayne State Uni
versiy is drawn from Macomb.
Oakland and Wavne Counties.
PROBE tions Of this areas re-
cent birth rates Indicate a so
Ter cent inc ease IT. the college
age population by 1865 and a
doubling by 1872.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

said. They offered me : new
time a. pm. On Saturdays on
a coop basis bu; ] decided not
20 take il. ! feel played OUT.
he said.
AS he expressed himself IN
the past. the singer reiterated
that many agencies no; all. :
feel Negro performers are not
IN asse; in selling . produc,
through ,c.evisicn
This" re said is. o. course
nonsense Negroes. after AL. con-
s,.;u.e : VIEW large buying mar
ket and - an eniertalner !
nov Tn salas.e - al kinds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Presents Children Christmas Roy

9 Pm. Ssturd. =. Dec. 22-2 PM.
I PM. 6 PM.
THE BROKEN DOLL is an
original play written and direct
Cd BY Celia Merrill Turner. d.
rector OF Apprentice Theatre
There VIII DC separate casts Of
children. ranging from 5 10 Is
yee-s who viii perform. The
children and all Of the students
VINO handle technical production
come from al parts Of the De-
;rc.t area. There are q number
If adul. students aciing in the
show.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

q people. no; jus, enc race. "
The singer and actor he re-
Gently completed portraying W
c. Handy. the famous blues
comp ser in the Par. mount Pic
lures feature film st. Lcu,s
s,ues' was not optimistic about
Negroes on ieievision IN the i'm
mediate future
J think the reaction VIII be
that there won, be shows star
ring Negroes for Z while. ne
predicted. l think the time Is
re, too far distant when things
Viii &c worked out. however. "
he < AIDED.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

Apprentice Theatre. West Long
Lake I'd. Bloomfield HIS. The
play : an annual Christmas
even; a; The school
Fourteen per s-cos ALL be
given On iWc Wcek-tAls. Deceill-
Der 10 ana December 20 The
Ply Is open 70 Tire public( fee
3. charge.
Schedule Of Performances
Saturday. Dec l4-l2 80 PM
c P M. 9 PM. Sunday. Dec Is
. PM 1 PM. 6 PM. FRIDAY. De
cember 20-8 PM. 9 PM: Satu--
day Dec. 81 1890 PM. 8 PM.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Advise Vets Survivors

Four suggestions to aid survivors of deceased vet
Grams in filing claims for compensation or pension under
new laws enacted by the last session Congress were
offered today by Lloyd H. Jameson manager of the Vet
Grams Administration regional office in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
You Can Win Lifetime Income

Financial independence for life. in the form of 5000
per month for the lifetime of the recipient is the grand
prize in novel national contest announced today by
plymouth division of Chryser Corporation. 46S other
pl yes will include new 1858 Plymouths.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

4 special children : CariStraas
p.ay THE BROKEN DOLL. VII
be presented a. the Wiil-O-Way
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Tips on Touring
-. BY coroi Lone ..-u.----.
Women's Tfoyel Authority
How To Clean Cor Upholstery

Your car will stay smart look
ing lots longer if you keep the up
holstery Immaculate. Here's how
10 cope with stains that mar
well groomed look.
STAINS on rayon, wool or nylon
upholstery: sponge first with cold
water. Use it sparingly, blotting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Experiments Reveal
Music, Is Soothing

ming pool has program music
which you hear only when
under water, and there is q
filling station where music be-
gins whenever the gasoline
pump is raised.
The idea of music-to-work-
by was greatly expanded dur
ing World War II when studies
showed that it increased pro-
duction more than so per cent
and morale more than 80 per
cent in plants where it was
tried.
Color, air-c o n ditioning,
lighting and music are being
used more and more in business
and in the home to promote
efficiency and decrease fatigue.
Research
However. the value Of music
is largely dependent on the
kind of music which is used,
and the way it is used in vari-
GUS circumstances. For years,
the leading music company
has done intensive and COM
prehensive research and has
made all kinds of surveys in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

order to discover important
facts about this. =
It now knows many interest
ing things: When the biggest
energy slumps are during the
day, and how to counterfeit
them. what the popular taste
in music is. how this taste has
changed over the past nine
years. what type melody diff
ferent type workers like, what
tempos are best for which sit
uations. how long at a time
people are benefited by music.
and many such things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
DE Wilde Speaks
On Middle East

John de Wilde. economic
advisor to the World Bank,
spoke on Current Problems
in the Middle East" at a meet
ing at noon yesterday of the
Woman's Democratic Club of
Virginia's 10th district, held
at Allison's Little Tea House
in Arlington.
Since 1850, Mr.. de Wilde has
been economic advisor to the
banks Middle East depart
ment and has travelled extern
sively through that area. Be-
fore he Joined the World Bank
he served as advisor to the
Marshall Plan, the State De-
partment and various Middle
Eastern governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
WHY GROW OLD?
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN


For some time now most Of
us have been aware that mu-
sic is being used in rehabilita-
ton and as therapies of differ
ent sorts. However, I doubt
that you know in how many
varied ways melody is being
employed today.
The first time realized that
I was in contact with piped
or canned" music was some
years ago when I went to my
favorite beauty salon to have
my hair fixed. They were run
ming late and I had quite a
wait. However. the loveliest
music filled the air. and al
though I am always busy /
did not feel irritated by the
delay.
SOtU nlmSGlI
I said to the owner of the
shop, This music is wonder
full! We do not usually get
such a good selection over our
radio. Are you playing rec
ords?" He replied. mo. This
is canned music" I said, you
no doubt have this to soothe
your customers while they
wait" He answered, Eyes. It
is so soothing that I sold my
self a brush this morning."
Today piped program music
goes to hotels, factories. res
taurants, offices, clinics. hos
pital delivery rooms, airplaneS,
dentists Offices, trains. super
markets. banks, libraries, pas
senger ships, reducing salons.
insurance companies. police
stations, post Offices, and al
most every other place you can
think of. At least one SWIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
SEPARATES STREET FLOOR

1888 TO 5sS BLoUsEs coons foIes poste
Dressy tolored long short sleeves I.88
54o-5o8 1873 BLoUSES Nons oyon
new eoos De ond ooed long and short sleeves 81 81 288
1913 TO 1923 BLoUSES Wool Jerseys Also
spring eoton Des ond ooed long short sleeves 81 38 388
22o-798 1923 SKIRTS onneIs mixtures tWeeds flores
Sims, deos Sizes 10
26o-s9S TO 1898 SKIRTS Slim ond full Fonnes mixtures tweed
oil wool. Sizes 10 10 l8
1858 to OBS DREssY SWEATERS ordeon
R7-l098 70 1913 FUR BLEND SWEATERS. All styles
zlo98 REVERSIBLE CORDUROY JUMPERS matching blouse
Sizes to IS. EXCEPTIONAL VALU
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Clark announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Fair
fax Washington TO 1t. 90
George Wales, USN.
Miss Clark attended school
in Lausanne. Switzerland.
was graduated from the
Madeira School and later
continued her studies at the
Sorbonne in Paris.
Miss Clark's m aternal q
grandparents are the late
Mr.. and Mrs. william D.
Washington, and she is q
fourth great-niece Of the
first president. Her paternal
grandparents are the late
Arthur Ludlow Clark Of New
Rochelle. NY. and Mrs. John
8. Gaines of Warrenton, Va.
1t. Wales, a Naval aviator,
attended the Colorado School
Of Mines prior to entering
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Admiral and Mrs. Hotel
Entertain tor Daughters

Making q Joint debut last
night were Miss Edith Boyer
Hotel and Miss Andrea
Lynnhe Lewis. the daughters
Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Martin Perry Hotel.
The entire second floor Of
the Army Navy Town Club
was taken over for the 10
pm. ball. for which the color
scheme was red and green.
Receiving In the Washing
ton Room were Admiral and
Mrs. Hotel and the two
debutantes. Edith Hotels
gown was Of creamy white
satin with a deep cowl collar.
She carried a white satin
mum with red camellias.
white camellias and baby
breath on II TO offset her
brunette coloring. Andrea
Lewis gown was Of white
satin with a bodice studded
in rhinestones and iridescent
beads. She, too. carried Q
white satin muff with the
same flowers.
Mrs. Hotel wore a vivid red
peau de sole sheath evening
gown with q flying panel that
draped over her left shoulder
Her flowers were white
orchids.
At 1890 am. supper was
served at tables set up in the
Cocktail Lounge and the
Washington Room. Guests
dined on scrambled eggs.
sausage. ham. chicken-a-la
king, peas. ice cream. petits
fours and coffee.
The debutantes we're also
presented at the Debutante
Cotillion and Thanksgiving
Ball on November 28 at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Miss Hotel attends the
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Miss Sinclair
Will Marry
In Summer

DR.. and Mrs. James Ward
Sinclair Of Warrenton. Va,
and Chapoquoit Island. West
Falmouth. Mass, announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Penelope Sears to
Mr.. Hugh Gerald Hare of
Pasadena. Calf. and Dux-
bury. Mass. son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh Frederick Hare
Of Pasadena.
Miss Sinclair is a graduate
of the Sidwell Friends School,
Of Skidmore College and of
Simmons College Graduate
School Of Science. She was
presented to society at the
Sulgrave Club. She is the
granddaughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N
Jones Of Weston and West
Falmouth. Mass. and Of Mrs
Sinclair and the late Mr..
George Sinclair Of Toronto.
Mr.. Hare is a graduate of
Phillips Andover and the
Evening star., 1957-12-29
.Harris-Rwins Photos.

Greenwich Academy and
graduated cum laude from
Radcliffe College. She
studied in France at the Uni
versitieS of Lille and Nancy
on a Fulbright scholarship.
Mr.. PreSsey is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beniield Pressey
Of Hanover. N. H. His father
is professor Of English at
Dartmouth College.
The bridegroom attended
the Lawrenceville School and
graduated from Dartmouth
College and Harvard Law
School. where he was a mem
Der Of the Chancery Club.
He is a member Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Bar and is
associated with the firm OF
Reid e. Priest in New York.
The couple will live in New
York City.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Miss Ginesi
Is Married

Miss HeloiSe Lombard
Ginesi. daughter Of Mrs.
Zuleika Lombard GineSi OF
Riverside. Conn. and Mr..
Robert L. Ginesi Of Kenwood.
Md. yesterday became the
bride Of Mr.. James Christie
pher PreSSey in a ceremony
at the Second Congregation
al Church in Greenwich.
Conn.
The Rev. Daniel Bliss Of
ficiated at the ceremony.
The bride wore a short
heirloom lace dress and car
ried q white ostrich feathered
fan.
Mrs. Pressey attended
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Nan Mdrie Doe
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C.
Doe. ir.. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Nan Marie to Mr.. Harry Gil
more Bennett. III, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. Ben
nett. jr., Of Silver Spring. Md.
Miss Doe is a graduate
Of Woodrow Wilson High
School and is now a student
nurse at the new Washing
ton Hospital Center School
Of Nursing.
Mr.. Bennett Is a graduate
OF st. Johns College High
School and is now attending
Columbia Technical Insti-
tute.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology. where he was a
member Of st. Anthony. At
present he is q student at
the University Of Utah Med
ical School. He is the grand
son Of Mr.. Franklin Charles
Henderson of Escondido,
Calf. and Brookline. Mass.
An early summer wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Katharine Gibbs School in
New York and Miss Lewis The
Mary A. Burnham School in
Northampton, Mass.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

I and S.Pc. Walnut Suites. Consist Of
double dresser, mirror, chest and choice
Of one double bookcase bed, 6 Il 8 in.
dual bookcase bed or two
twin-psnel S990
beds. Reg. $40 10 $3.50 NOOO
6-Pc. Mink Figured Walnut Suite. Con.
sisls Of double dresser. mirror. double
bookcase bed, chest and two EAOS
night tables. Reg. S595 rOO
6.Pc. Pumice Finished Walnut Suite.
Consists Of large dresser, mirror. double
or o Il. 8 in. dual bed, chest
and two night SS90
tables. Reg. $3.50 OOO
6.Pc. Huge Modillion Suite. In beige
walnut. Consists Of triple dresser. mir.
ror, bar bed, chest and two SE0S
night tables. Reg. SOS ~OUO
6.Pc. Hellsm Modern Huge Walnut
Suite. Consists Of triple dresser, mirror.
lO8.inch bed, chest.pn.chea
and two S000
night tables. Res. tl.l8o ~OOV
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Miss Clark
Is Engaged

Rear. Admiral Thurston B.
Clark. USN. commander Of
the Naval Air Test Center,
Patuxent River, Md. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

the Navy. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Wales of Needham. Mass.
A late spring wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

6.Pc. Widdicomb Suite by R0BSJ0HN
GIBBINGS. In umber walnut, Consists
Of triple dresser, mirror, q Il. 8 in. dual
bed, chest and two S00E
night tables. Reg. N.4l5.5O OOO
ape. DANA Walnut Suite. Consists Of
large dresser, mirror, double
panel bed S9A0
and chest. pery Special OTO
6.Pc. Custom Walnut Suite. One Of the
must unusual we have ever seen. Dresser
base is 78 inches long. mirror is framed
in solid walnut and has two swinging
end panels, bookcase bed has two sus.
pended attached night tables, chest has
drawers and sliding doors. Neneers are
parquet and figured, inlays Sl00H
Of sterling silver. Res. Sl,995 bVOO
Evening star., 1957-12-29

While We Don't List Our Sale
Items from Our Silver Spring
Store. Here Nsueviheless
You'll Find Equally Great Values
There.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM

TRADITIONAL BEDROOM
6.Pc. Rom~ eber Huge Bombe Figured
Mahogany suite. Consists Of triple
dresser. mirror, double bed, chest and
'.Si..i 'sS night Res. $40, secs
6.Pc. Pumice Custom French Provincial
Suite. Consists Of huge triple dresser.
mirror n. in. dual fan back bed,
massive armoire chest.On-
chest and two ElAOS
night tables. Reg. 1926 tUOU
6Pc. Romweber Italian Provincial
Massive Suite. In pumice gray. Con.
sisls Of triple dresser. mirror. oversize
) Il. wide bed. chest and two S00S
night tables. Res. 1856 OOO
6-Pc. Verdi Green Hand Painted We
netian Suite. Consists Of decorator
dresser, mirror. 6 Il. 6 in. dual chairback
bed. wide chest and two S110S
night tables. Reg. 1896 IIOO
7.Pc. Romweber Acacia French Court
Carved suite. Consists Of large dresser.
mirror, 6 Il. in. dual bed with brass
rods. chest, long bench and & 90S
two night tables. Reg. 1895 uOOO
l-Pc. Morganton Villanova All Cherry
Italian Provincial Suite. Consists Of
triple dresser. mirror, double S9A0
bed and chest. Reg. $50 OTO
6.Pc. Hand Decorated French Provincial
Suite, serpentined and shaped fronts.
antique white with grisaille designs.
Consists Of .8-drawer dresser.
mirror, chest. double bed and SS7E
two night tables. Reg. $40 OBO
Evening star., 1957-12-29
MODERN BEDROOM

6.Pc. Custom Ermine White and
Bras suite. Consists Of triple
dresser, mirror, 9 Il. D in. dual bed.
chest, and two S7OE
night tables. Reg. $l.69j IOO
Evening star., 1957-12-29
SLEEP SOFAS

ape. Chesapeake Modern Sleep Sofa.
sectional with two beds, black
bouCle fabric. foam NCNE
cushions. Reg. $3.50 OOO
Hampton Modern Sleep Sofa. Foam
cushions, foam pillow backs, S0OO
turquoise. Reg. $37o ~2OO
Consealy Oversize Sleep Sofa. Foam
cushions, white palamino N0OO
plastic fabric. Reg. S4lo ~9OO
Walnut Framed Single Sofa Sleeper, foa
cushion seat, two holsters NlA0
and arms. Reg. s24o RSO
Hampton French Provincial Sleep Sofa,
foam cushions, EQAN
turquoise. Res. $40 OTW
Evening star., 1957-12-29

TRAD. DINING ROOM
9.Pe. Walnut Contemporary Italian
Suite. Consists Of full.siEe buffet. china.
8.ft. extension table and six E900
chairs. Res. $5o5 OOO
7.Pc. Morganton All Cherry VILLA.
NOVA Italian Provincial Junior Suite.
Consists Of buffet. china, table and
four side EAS0
chairs. Rec. sos YOO
9.Pc. Morgsnton Edinburgh Swirl Ma.
hOgany Senior 18th Century Mahogany
suite. Consists Of Credenza buffet. bow
front breakfront china. Duncan Phyfe
extension table. 2 arm and EA0E
four chairs. Reg. S8l9 1OO
9.Pc. Chippendsle Swirl Mahogany
Senior suite. Consists Of credenza hui.
fet. brcakfrOni china, extension table.
two arm and four side ES0H
chairs. Reg. $8o5 wv
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Lane Italian Provincial Console. cedar
interior. EAA EA
fruitwOod. Res. NIo.5O SSSs0U
Lane French Provincial Two-Door
Console Cabinet. cedar in Se0 IN
terror. walnut. Reg. $3.50 ~OOsOU
, Custom Cocktail Tables. Shaped
marble tops. one in black and gold,
one in Saint Florient rose marble.
Brushed antique white S10n
and gold base. IOO each
Reg. $3.50 each
Custom Drum Table. mahog. El00
any. marble top. Res. sI7o tE
Hickman or Grand Rapids Contempo-
rsry COmmode, CON IN
Pumice. Rec. SOS E0uUU
Italian Provincial Console EeO AI
Fernery, fruitwoOd. O0sOO
Reg. $3.50
Weiman French Provincial ET0 Sn
square Cocktail Table. IOsOU
Reg. Sl7o.5O
Evening star., 1957-12-29
MODERN OCCASIONAL

Valley Workshop Boomerang Cocktail
Table, ETA EA
FOrmics top. Reg. sl74 SISs0U
Imperial Of Grand Rapids Modern
Corner Table, ETA IN
FOrmica top. Reg. $3.50 SIQ.oU
TOmlinson Projeclionsl. Genuine Wal.
nut Modern Cocktail E0O IN
Table. Reg. Soo.5O OSsOU
Founders Chinese Modern Server Chest.
In parchment EHN IN
finish. Reg. $l2O ~OSsOO
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BUT MAJOR Has Lots Of
BARGAINS In Fine Furniture
EIsEI7 INSTITUTES A 7!lIIT7!IS3 Ias!NISkl

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SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED!
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All Items Below q Mozors Washington Only
Evening star., 1957-12-29

9.Pc. Vintage Walnut Custom Nene-
Iian Suite. Consists of buffet. hutch
top with grill, oval extension table.
two arm and four side 90S
chairs. Reg. 1895 u6OO
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Attached Pillow Back Lounge Chair,
reversible foam seat cushion, skirt
base. turquoise, as is. 500
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Italian Provincial Sofa. foam reversible
seat cushions. deep tufted S9AO
back, aqua fabric. Reg. $500 VTO
Italian Provincial Sofa. Fruirwood
frame. brown fabric, reversible S@AO
foam cushion. Reg. $500 OrO
Stephen Italian Provincial Occasional
Chair. Deep tufted back and seat,
amethyst fabric, pumice 500 IN
frame. Reg. 500 OOsOO
Pair Cochran Occasional Chairs. In
aqua. Italian Provincial 500 -,
pumice frame. Reg. $l29 ea. 10 sas"
French Provincial Occasional Chair.
Natural fabric, attached pillow 500
back, all foam. Reg. $40 W