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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Blood Bank
Figures Given

The Washington Regional Blood
Center Of the American National
Red Cross last week disbursed
1.760 pints Of blood
Almost AZ per cent-823 pints
Remained in the District. Com
munities covered by bloodmobiles
In Virginia received 376 pints. in
Maryland 269 plnts and In West
Virginia SO pints. Other areas
accounted for 233 pints.
Blood may be given at Garfield
Hospital. 8 am. to 5 pm. Mon
days through Fridays: at Freed
mems Hospital. 9 am. to 4:45
pm. and 6 to 8 pm. Mondays
through Fridays and 2 70 S pm.
Sundays. and at Walter Reed
Hospital. 8 am. to 4 pm. Mon
days through Fridays and Z to
8 pm. Tuesdays.
1t also may be given at the
Washington Regional Bloc d
Center. / to 9 pm. Monday and
8 am. to 5 pm. Tuesdays through
Fridays. and at the Clinical
Center Blood Bank. National In
stitutes of Health, Bethesda.
$50 am. to $3.50 pm. Mondays
through Fridays. If donor
wishes to give blood at the Clin-
ical Center. he should call for
IN appointment.
The travelling bloodmobiles will
make these visits this week:
Tomorrow. at the Service Club
Of Andrews Air Force Base. $50
am. to $3.50 pm, and at the
Maryland State Reformatory in
Breathedsville, $50 am. to
$50 pm.
Tuesday. room 2541 Of the
Main Navy Building on Consti-
tuition avenue. $3.50 am. to $40
pm; st. Johns Lutheran
Church. 141 South Potomac
street, Hagerstown. 10 am. to 4
pm. and in Grace Methodist
Church, Keyser. w. Va, II am
to 5 pm.
Wednesday, room "A 75O Of the
Pentagon. 10 am. to 4 pm, and
the First Presbyterian Church,
Martinsburg, W. Va, 10 am. to
( pm.
Thursday. st. Luke's Church,
Fort Hunt road. Wellington, va,
10 am. TO 4'p.m., and Textile
Workers Union A. Hall, Front
Royal. Va. noon to 6 pm. EST.
Friday, the auditorium in the
Annex Of the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing. Fourteenth and
d streets S.W., 10 am. to 4 pm,
and the high school gymnasium
on Concord avenue, Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. 10 am. to 4 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

rive at the Old Steamboat
Wharf at the foot Of Sophia
street and a Marine Corps Band
concert will be held at 8 pm.
at Mary Washington College.
The vessel will be open to the
public free.
Children TO Perform
On Tuesday, the Children Of
the American Revolution will
sponsor a program at 1890 am.
and noon depicting George
Washington and his sister walk
ing up Rocky lane to school.
At 8 pm. a historical pageant
will be held at Maury Elemen-
tary School. presented by the
students there.
Wednesday will be Mary
Washington House Day, with
episodes depicting the last fare
well Of George Washington to
his mother enacted continuous
" from 10 am. to noon and from
2 to 4 pm. The home will be
open by candlelight. z to Q pm.
At Lafayette Elementary School
a Colonial exhibit viii be held
from 8 am. to 9 pm. The Old
Homes Tour. sponsored by His
toric Fredericksburg. will feature
tea at Federal Hill. A formal
dress grand ball and supper will
be held at the inn, 9 pm. to
midnight.
Kenmore Day win be Thurs
day. with that shrine the scene
of a Maypole dance by Lafayette
school children on the lawn at
4 pm. At George Washington
Hall. Mary Washington College.
Elijah" the cantata by Handel,
viii be performed at 8 pm. by
the combined choirs Of Hampden
Sydney College and Mary WASH
ington College. At 8:l5 pm. at
Du Pont Little Theater at Mary
Washington College. Caesar and
Cleopatra" by George Bernard
Shaw will be produced.
To Show Communion Silver
The communion silver of the
Queen Anne period will be dis
played at historic Aqua Church.
built in 1851. on Friday, about
II miles north Of Fredericksburg
on U. S. Route One. An historical
pageant will be given at Spots
ylvania High School at 8 pm.
Caesar and Cleopatra" will be
repeated.
A country fair in Old Market
Square behind the city hall; an
II am. parade emphasizing
Fredericksburg's contribution to
history in Colonial and later Pc
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lriods; special luncheons and a
Festival Dance at the Elks Ball
room. sponsored by the Elks
Club. 9-12 pm. will be held
Saturday.
The Washington-Lewis Chap
ter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. will hold a special
Mothers Day service at 3 pm.
Ia week from tomorrow in front
Of the Mary Washington House.
with American Legion National
Commander Dan Daniels the
principal speaker.
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Symphony Association
Meeting Set Muy 20

The National Symphony Or
chestra Association will hold its
annual meeting at $3.50 pm. on
May 20 in the Shoreham Hotel.
Officers and directors will be
elected.
Reports will be given by How
ard Mitchell. music director;
Carson G. Frailey. president;
Mrs. DeForest Van Slyck. treas
urer; Carl L. Shipley. campaign
chairman. and Ralph Black.
manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Notre Dome Club Elects

Attorney John A. McGrath has
been elected president of the
District Notre Dame University
Club for the 1878 term. The
officers are: william Midden-
dorf. vice president; William
Denning, secretary: Paul Fischer,
treasurer; John Braddock and
DR.. Sullivan, board of governors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Fredericksburg Wears
Colonial Air This Week

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May (SpecaD.-Auctons Of
antiques country fair 18th and 18th century music Colonial
repasts and parade included week-long program
starting tomorrow making this cys
Festival.
Tours Of historic homes will be part celebration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

first permanent settlers in this
country at jamestown.
With special church services
planned tomorrow, Episcopal
churches will use the service
said first at jamestown in 1907
by the Rev. Thomas Hunt. From
2 to 5 pm. tomorrow at General
Washington Inn, an antique
show will be held. There will be
no sales that day.
On Monday, the Discovery.
reproduction Of one Of the three
original ships that brought the
eolonists to jamestown, will ar
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during which Fredericksburg
commentaries the 350th ami
versary Of the landing Of the
Jsmsstown story, eoIendor Of events
end route mop. Pose E-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

principal speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Metro GROUP Photos

TINE SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE, WASHINGTON o c. AUGUST TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

EoR A HANDFUL Of American soldiers,
Il the uniform Of the day Is the dress
garb Of the Scottish Highlander. An ofilcial
unit Of the I'd Army Band, stationed at
Fort Meade, Nd the Is men Of the Scot
fish Pipers play at both plain and fancy
ceremonies. They're a mainstay at divi-
sional parades and camp ceremonies, and
also have skirled some tunes for President
Eisenhower and appeared several times
on TV.
The high-pitched tootling Of the bag
pipes does not lend itself easily to tradi-
tional Army marches. but the pipers have
managed to transpoSe some infantry and
artillery favorites to their musical scale.
Their mainstay, however. Is such bagpipe
music as Highland LGddie. The Barren
Rocks Of Alden. Aud Lang Syne and, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

variety, few choruSes Of When Irish Eyes
Are Smiling. Around the I'd Army head
quarters, it's nothing unusual to hear
parade music that might well be coming
from post of the Scottish Guards. Money
for the pipes and the fancy Wallace plaid
outfits comes from Army welfare funds.
The United States Army has few skilled
bagpipers in its ranks, but Sergt. Rea
Newhall, the bands organizer and director,
gets many volunteers from among Army
men who can play other reed instruments.
From these he selects the ones with both
talent and enthusiasm for the corps. The
spirit is the thing that counts. While no
ofacial poll has been taken, the sergeant
doubts If more than a couple among his
10 pipers and drummers are of Scottish
ancestry.
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BATH SHOP

5fn FiooT NdEH!npton UNIV
S6-l29 Face Towels, heavyweight first
quality Tor 81
36-IO95 Scatter Rugs, rayon broadloom,
sc" round -------- 50
IO6-Sl Calendar Towels, 1857, pure linen,
print --. for III
$3.50 Shower Sets, heavy plastic, curtain
and drape ----- 81
$3.50 Bath Towels, Cannon, 25x50
heavyweight. yellow .---- 1870 81
76-1.69 Bath Towels, kiddie designs,
3 for 81
Se-6.99-899 Taffeta Shower Curtains, 2.9e
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

atf FI0oFl Wa3HlngI0H UHIE
$3.50 Blanket. printed cotton, 72x90"
first quality l.S9
30 II Perfect 7.99 Blanket, rayon-cotton-
nylon, 72x90" 1893
15-l495-l6.95 Wool Blanket, st. Marys,
twin 7.95
S-l695-lS.95 Wool Blankets. double S.95
S-8.98 Blankets, Kenwood Fantasia.
twin size S'SS
l2-895 Blanket, printed winterwt rayon-
nyion, 72x90' 3.99
ll-l595 Comfort. down-filled, taffeta cover,
500
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LUGGAGE

Street Floor, Washington ONLY
$50 Rexbilt Combination Attache and
Brief Case $50
l-l2.5O Ladies Blue Vinyl Cosmetic Case.
IL" 749
l-2495 Mems Sun Tan Top Grain COwhide
Weekend Case 1893
1895 Mems English Imported Grey 2
Suffer 1895
1885 Ladies q" Grey Fiberglass Pullman,
1899
l-l2.95 Ladies "a Blue Jr. Pullman 599
1-l7.5O Ladies London Grey SamsOnite
Vanity 1893
1-i2.5O Mems Brown Check 81" Weekender,
699
l-l7.95 Ladies Blue and White "a" Jr.
Pullman 399
2-lO.95 Grey Vinyl 81 Folding Weekenders,
2.99
l-S3 Blue Utility Pack ---------------9 800
Al B,4ss g4f
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MEMS ACCESSORIES


l8-S5 MEMS Wallets, saddle leather, 1899
78-l.50 Mems Leather Belts, saddle COW.
hide Csc, for 81
cotton 69c
6-l.95 Mems Gloves, white button rayon $50
1873 Mems TV Handkerchiefs, initial
cotton -6 $50
1-S25 Musical Cigarette Box, imported
green leather - - 2.T
$3.50 Stud Boxes, imported english cow
hide 1899
2-l5.95 Tool Kits, leather imported 2.99
ISL Cigarette Cases imported leather. 39c
lilo Top Grain COwhide Fitted Case,
9.99A
SIS Mems Small Leather Goods Fitted
Brush Stud Box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c'
. Di.S Tar
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GYM SETS. TOYS

g'd Floor WdN'not0n Oriv
2-S99S Gym Sets, floor samples. as
is 1890
2-S4.9S Gym Sets, floor samples, as
is 1899
2-49.9S Gym Sets. floor samples. as
is 2ia9
4-S4.9S Gym Sets. floor samples. as
is 1880
i-S.9S Blackboard Desk. with chalk.
2.9g
slices Loco Ponies. on wheels 500
l-l0.9S Spring Horse 400
l00--d9c to 81 Books, Davp Crockett,
Hopalong CASSIDY, Bob Hopes $50
This is Peace" etc. Zoe
,.--S2 Bobbsy Twins Playhouse II lOc
9-I.9S Davy Crockett Hats l0c
9--39S Miclsy Mouse Band Leader
Outfits D9c
6--lo.9S Bride Dolls. floor samples
oniy 400
S6--s9S Games. ''T'cday With Dave
IdrTUFaE -H.Sd
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HOUSEWARES

7th Floor. wGshinCton; ~ Floor. StlpeT Spring
1sO-4.ss-s.ss Shower Curtains, asst pat
terms, colors 3.95-6.95
13O-s.sO 1890 Shower Ensembles curtain
and drape. asst patterns, colors, 790-l3.9O
46-25c Cord Clips, to hold cords out of
way lie
i5-4.s9 Dble. Hot Plate, individual switches
2.99
1885 Skillets IL, guaranteed stainless
steel 2.99
6O-499-5.9s Saucepot. with cover, stainless,
2.99
S3-ll.95 Step Stool. Cosco. upholstered, $50
l2-l395 Step Stool, Cosco, upholstered,
back 9.99
3O-l.4s Casserole Caddy. with vinyl wire
handles ----SSc
24-i..q Bake Potato Rack, holds potatoes.
88c
5O-S1 Vegetable Slicer, adjustable platform,
no blades to insert ------69c
INFANTS WEAR
Rnd Floor; gqshinotqnn sg 3D.. silner Spring;
116-S2 Infants Crib Shoes, sizes 0, !, 2,
Special Purchase Sleep-Play Sets, 6 NOS
299, S99 Topper Sets, small, medium, large,
l.99
Special Purchase Poplin COveralls, e-l8
months - ------- 129
1O99-1399 Infants Spring Coat Bonnet
Sets, 1924 months 1888
$3.50 Plastic Mattress Covers, standard
size LA
s7-Ssc Cotton Flannel Receiving Blanket,
36x30 - soc
cHILDREN'S SHOES
lSo-5.95, SOS Teens Loafers, black or
1913
JR. DEB FASHIONS
end Floor Washington and s.lver Spring:
sTd FlooT. PARKnoton
5S-7.99- 1899 Skirts. broken sizes 3.99-4.99
73-999-I999 Dresses ASSESS
34-3.99-5.99 T-Shirts. Pullovers. Cardigans.
1S8-2.88
34-S35- S55 Jr. Deb Winter Coats 1888
BOYS CLOTHING
2nd Floor WASHINGTON sad Siluer Spring;
$3.50 Young Mems Sports Coats, sizes
s-sa5 Young Mems All-WooI Suits, sizes
34-3S 29.99
1883 Young Mems Am-wOol Zip-Lined
TOpcoatS, "a to 40 1899
7-2999 Prep Boys All-Wool Zip-Lined
TOpcoats, "A to 20 1899
S-S25 Junior Mems All Wool Zip Lined
TOpcoats, 6 to IL -----.-------19. 1899
BOYS WEAR
ane Floor ga Elm sEi,S sSsr SprH'
150-25O Boys Wool Campus Caps, 6&7.
2 for So
3OO-299. 1853 Boys White Dress Shirts.
sizes TO u and l3-l4i7 neck -------- 1893
STATIONERY
Street Floor. Washington. Siirer Spring
end nhRkfroto7
55-i.98 Black Iron Book e. Magazine Racks
3.19, for Sc
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

NfFfft FiOoF. W1Shlnofon UnIu
2.75 Cloth Slippers. broken sizes 49, 79c
Cashmere and Nylon Hose, fancy patterns,
all sizes l59
$50 Slipper Socks, beautiful colors, all sizes
249
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BOYS WEAR

End rioo, Washington oaly
50-2.79 2.9g BOYS Black Jeans. ~ and lG
i9q
S0-6gc, zoe boys Athletic shirts and r.
shirts, sizes I and Zoe
l2--7.99 500 Boys Corduroy Robes. 10. 10,
IS. 20 i.9H
ST. 30 BOYS knit paismns. siGce q 6. 8,
~, lG i99a
4O-.3.g9 Boys HUSKY Cotton Flannel Lined
Jeans, 30 ~ ga 2.90
7O--3aO Boys Corduroy Shirts broken sizes,
l90
7O--4yc-75c Boys Cotton Socks, broken sizes
7 70 IL SOC. 8 for 81
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MEMS sPoRTsWEAR

StfPet FIoor, Wdshirof0n Onlv
sos Corduroy Stacks, famous make. 500
3O-395-S5 Sport Shirts. long sleeves. 299
1896 Suburban Length Coats, famous
make 1899
12-S25 Famous Make Wool Blouse Jacket,
Upper Front - 1899
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SUB.TEENS' WEAR
GIRLS WEAR
JR. DEB FASHIONS

End Fioor Wdshnotor Only
1917 .99-S25 Jr. Deb FOrmals, broken sizes,
l4SS
26-399-5.99 Jr. Deb. Flannel Pajamas, bro
ken sizes 2.SS
1880 Jr. Deb Flannel Busters, broken
sizes 2.88
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RUG CLEARANCE

O2o Blue l2xS RayonNyon Cut @
Gu .,oo ~ 80. No., x, r..
Round ~ ~ -
Grey
Twist
Wool Wilton
615 Cinnamo sxlO Woo TW
Avocado Geen12x7 1880
12x15N ylon Loop
HAo "ry Ao "oo u' i"e Grey2x
AnWI sculpued
"H'n coor Gey12x
$3.50 "eu ~ Cut Pile las Isl
WoO RayonC
Modern Wool Pile 1896
~ 9GreyIO 6yx21N zion Cut
1895 G0ren sSH Wool
1880 Green SH Embossed ~ s 1895 Green Rayon-NyOn sHi2 Rug now
1885 TOn-TOne Wool s
Tone-onTon sxl2 SO
8 sGreenT oneon me $50
Wilton
ROundwi pt ov,, an woo Hook
49, 2Begel Wool 9x2
d Beige lSa Wool RayOn Twist $50
sl2 o. 90 r,s a pon Scatter, 27x4s~
-S FIBRE ana Oh ecar
1924 Green
Brown $40
80. 1895 Rayon-Fir l2xS,
1888 Rose Ds m Ss SSS now Just - - , v o SS
@'S Beige Ra'oN'o' nus" M 5S
I 30 Rrown Tweed isS 1896
a9i sn ts"a P Wool twist $50
1885 Green 2xise" -Py woolYw a., 49, s2s5
White NOn 9xl2
l9"@ su'' N" "'sO's wv Ass S-g
Embossed , s saa
lS Hooked Oval Rug loxa
ssso RIOS. Beige is py Twist wool ,9s
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
LINGERIE
. WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
PAINTS

Tih Floor. Washington Only
l5-i98 Wall Paint. textolite, beige and
peach. Gal. l.99
100-l.50 to $50 Wallpaper, Imperial
trimmed, washable. double roll 79c
1880 Floor and Deck Paint. battleship
gray. Gal. 2.89
$3.50 Varnish, Valentines clear. quick dry.
Gal. --. -.----- 49, 1863
$3.50 Paint, Gleem Latex, disc. colors.
Gal 2,99
SID Wall Paint, Wallfix fiat, cream only.
Gal. 1888
1915 Exterior Paint, white. can be tinted.
Gal. ---- 1923
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FASHION FABRICS
8.0S.IO.99
MISSES. WONEN'S
DAYTIME DRESSES
SOB

81 famous make washable cottons
rayonS. and Dacrons Dressy and
tailored styles. Solidtones and prints.
Misses, womens sizes.
Daytime Dresses-Syd Floor, Washington
Oniv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
CHINA

IN Floo, WASHINGTON Only
il-595 Cake Sets, 7-pc.. fruit design, gad-
room border aSs
6G--Si Turkey Plates, earthenware, modern
shape HSc
2g-795 Bayarian China, 5-pc. setting
Meadow" o.9o
i5-i.25 ron, and Jerry or punch Cups,
white pottery oSc
~ 81 salad plates. American ana modern
pattern @9c
59---15g Brcad and Buffers, American moo
err pattern iso
1885 Starter Set b-pg. American moo.
err patterr .e.---. A's
l0S--5.9s lea set. a-pg lncortm White
c1lna --.-----=---- Nv
lo---l9.s5 Breakfast Tray Set, l5-pc. Ent-
lish Farthenware -.-. oSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
DAYTIME DRESSES. UNIFORMS

Sr6 Ftoor Washington Only
ll3-5.99-S.99 Wrap N Tie Fashions,
499-899
1Ol-599-l5 Nurses White Nylon. Cotton
Uniforms S.oo-lUoS
TOTS AND TODDLERS' WEAR
End Fioor Washington Only
45-1.99-2.9 Girls Winter Dress Hats 81
lOO-Sl Girls Belts and Collars Csc
l00-l.99-2.99 Tots Corduroy Overalls, 3, 6,
Ok 49,. l.38
lS0-l.99 Tots Cotton Shocks $500 SOC
70-1.99 Tots Ivy League Caps SOC
l00-l.99 Girls Cotton Playalls and Pedal
Pushers CSC
SUB.TEENS' WEAR
2pd Floor, Washington Only
35-2 $3.50 Subteen Blouses, Jackets, Pedal
Pushers, Bermuda Shorts. broken sizes 81
6O-l99-299 Subteen Shorts, Midriffs, bro
ken sizes 59c for 81
GIRLS WEAR
END Floor, WASHINGTON Only
Isl 1929 Girls SpOrtswear, broken sizes,
81
5O-499-599 Girls Cotton and RayOn
Dresses, broken sizes 2.99
25-399-499 Girls Cardigan, Slip-On
Sweaters -------- 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
STATIONERY

Sfrssf Floor. WdShinJfon Orig
50---S1 Set Of Parier Mache Coasters,
sets for 81
1880 Jeweled Color Phones 289
5-17.50 TOpgrain COwhide Carryall, zip
closure 9.9Sf
5O-Sl Black Iron Fruit Bowls 2 for 81
100-9Sc-1.69 Pkgs. Luncheon, Dinner Nap
kins 49c-S9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
COSTUME JEWELRY

liOO--S1 Assorted Earrings 25ct
2O0O--Sl Odd Pieces from Sets 2 for 81"
1OOO--S1 500 Assorted JewcIry 5Oc-Sl0*
t,us lax
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sLIPcoVERs, FABRICS

an Floor. WASHINGTON 0np
5;--4.9A Down Toss Pillows. cclanese rayon
iaifeta l.99
l.39 TO 3.9S Remnants Of Regular stock
Slincover Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics.
now w TO x of
30 10 $50 Hand Print Drapery Fabrics.
1852
$50 Custom Made Cornicc, 3 leet long
Ani.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
vfNETIAN BLINDS, SHADES

or hi10g, RhanbGtOi DHJ
A7~-6.50 Eastwood Porch Shades. ~ =
brown o. greer $3.50 2.70
lO-ses To s0.9S Special order Venetian
Blinds IRON %" wide 10 "a, assorted
lengths, some cOiors -.--..---..---M on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Is OR MORE
OFF LIST PRICE
MODERN
FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES

I'm FLOOR, WdShin0toni
ith Floor Silrer Spt,no and PARKtugton
so 1898 Attaching Type Brass
Screen, Black or Brass Mesh Cur
tain, Hanging Shower and Poker,
1880
25-38.9O WrOught-IrOn Screen. Black
or Brass Mesh Curtain and AndirOns,
Poker and Shovel with Hanging Clips,
1897
25-l2.95 Four Piece Tool Set, shovel,
poker, brush, stand; wrought iron.
1853
35-29.95 Polished Brass 31x38"
Screen, Black or Brass Mesh Pull
Chain Curtain 1922
9-79.95 Circular Free Standing Cur
tain Screen, solid brass, polished
semi circular hood and fender
wrought-iron sides $3.50
15-44.95 Free Standing Screen on
Black Wr0ught-IrOn Frame, brass or
copper mesh curtains matching tool
- 81 -
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BOYS WEAR
HOUSE FURNISHINGS


l3-l595 3-Tier Utility Carts, colors 5.88
Sass Mr.. and Mrs. Chest, unfinished,
clear pine l5x42x37 29.SS
6-28.95 4-Drawer Chest. implanted = 22S9
6-2l95 2-Drawer Cabinet. discontinued
1899
lO-2O95 Sliding Door Cabinet. implanted,
disc --.=-.--.--- 49,. 1888
s-l595 Toy Chest with implanted doors.
1899
3-16s95 7-Pc. Dinette, walnut wood grain,
36x48x72 1895
1885 7-Pc. Dinette, Douglas, copper and
chrome, white top SSS
lass Imprinted Drop-Leaf Table. as IS
68S
1856 "a" Bar Stool. white. as is = 5.S8
$3.50 Stokes Bookcase, as is. 30xl6x36.
1888
I-l495 Imprinted Vanity, as is. 3ox35'3x
ia 6.SS
I-I5.95 Bookcase with Sliding Doors, as is.
1888
I-2495 Imprinted 7-Drawer Chest, as is.
l4SS
1-2l.95 36x1S Wall Cabinet, as is ~ ll.SS
l-6.98 Storage Chest. brown crackle metal
as is 2.SS
1895 Brown Wardrobe, as is. 20x27x64.
24SS
4-279S-2s.s5 Kitchen Space Savers, as is.
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Beach, be put into effect"
pending further litigation.
Comment ON Let's Findings
The appellate court COM
mented that some of Judge
Let's findings in the support
of the injunction ''go further
than necessary" considering
that the injunction was only
tentative.
Judge Let's, among other
things, had found that Beck
and Hoffa conspired to rig the
Miami Beach election. He had
also found that the union Gre
dentials committee failed prop
erly to discharge its duties.
The appellate order specified
that either side may apply tor
further modification" of the
preliminary injunction upon a
showing that the dissident
rank-and-filers are not press
ing for trial on the merits with
due diligence" No trial date
has been set.
Elements of Judge Let's or
der which were left standing
forbid payment of wages to the
newly-elected officers and ban
the taking of reprisals against
the IS rank and-filers or those
who supported them with afii-
davitS,