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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
MontgomeyJC
To Play in Bermuda

Montgomery Junior College
has booked the Kindley Air Force
Base football team on a home
and-home basis. the first In the
series to be played November
20 at Kindley in Bermuda.
The Kindley game is the last
one OF an eight-game schedule
released today by Rube Rubini,
director Of athletics. New teams
in addition to Kindley to be met
this year include Fort Myer, here,
and Wesley Junior College at
Dover. Del.
The schedule:
September 2s--Anacostia Naval Re-
ceiying station, 2.
October 5-oaliaudet, ..
oct1ber i2E;At Wesley Junior Col
October ie-Fort Myer, 2.
October 26 George Washington
., November 2-BaltimOrs Junior colles.
November D = At BainbridEs Navy,
November i8--open.
November 23--At Kindley Air Force
Base. Bermuda. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
|Norkus' Uphill Triumph HuIts
PeeIe's Rise as Heuvyweioht

NEW YORK, May 20 R.-
Veteran Charlie Norkus stopped
young Crowd Peele's rise in the
heavyweight ranks with a unan-
imous 10-round decision over
the former national collegiate
titleholder last night.
Norkus. from Port Washing
ton. N. Y. weighed 1874. while
Peele. from Baton Rouge, La,
weighed 1856.
The 28-year-old Norkus fin
ished strong to hand Peele his
first defeat in is professional
fights. A left-right combination
sent Peele to the canvas for an
8 count in the 10th round for
the fights only knockdown.
The 2l-year-old Peele deserted
his usual boxing tactics and
piled up an early margin with a
good left hook and a straight
right to the head. He opened
cuts over Norkus' left eye in the
third round and had his foes
right eye bleeding in the fifth.
But Norkus reversed the trend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Paul Jackson9-5
In Rosecroft
|Trot Tonight

Paul Jackson, a Swear old who
won rs dashes and was second
six times in 81 starts last year.
will make his first Maryland ap.
pearance tonight at Rosecroft,
where he is expected W be the
9-to-5 favorite in the $1,000
Sonny Sheppard Memorial Trot.
Owned by Harley Fox and
j. M. Louise of Fayetteville,
Ohio. Paul jackson will face
seven rivals in the Grand Cir
cult event named for the son Of
Lawrence B. Sheppard, president
OF the United States Trotting
Association. Young Sheppard
was killed in a plane crash the
day after driving in a race at
Rosecroft six years ago.
The Fayetteville horse, trained
and driven by Eddie Cobb. hus.
tied a mile in 2:024s in his fastest
race last year. and with five VIC
tories at Yonkers Raceway this
season. appears to be Up 10 his
old tricks.
Paul Jackson's opposition will
include Vodka S.. who will wear
thoroughbred blinkers and. ac-
cording to the tracks publicity
Office, have his ears stuffed with
cotton in an effort to get him
away properly behind the mo-
bile starting gate.
Moray, winner of two straight
at Rosecroft. probably will be
second choice, with Shake Up,
Miss Mary Stewart, Volithica,
Toni Darnley and Tangdria
rounding out the field.
The Touchdown Club Pace
will be co-featured.
Charming Barbara, the l-to-2
favorite, won the $4,000 Gov
ernor's Cup last night for her
third straight score, paying So.
lFlicka Frost, paired as an entry
with the winner, dead-heated
for third money with Buckley
Demon. the first dead heat of the
season at the Oxon Hill track.
Joyce Gallon, a 30-to-l shot.
came up fast to get second
money. paying $40 for place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
||Brondywine Captures
|l3 in Delaware Feature

finished second in the Lincoln
Downs Special in his most re-
cent start after winning the Ben
Ali Handicap at Keeneland.
Included in the field for to-
morrow are Douglas r. Small's
Aeschylus, ll8; George D. Wild
Iener's Rare Treat, ia; Mrs. A,
j. Giordano's Skysweeper, 1903;
Mrs. Milton changers Rasper
II. lis; Greentree Stables Ma
harajah, ia. Mrs. Mary H
Hunters Goforward. 1903, and
Andrew J. Crevolin's BY Thunder
II. ITO.
Delaware moved into the
busy Eastern racing picture to-
day, opening its 20tn annual
meeting with the traditional
$4,000 Wilmington Handicap, a
6-furlong sprint. which drew
seven starters.
Nahodah, a f1eet son OF Mas
rullah, from Mrs. Marion du-
Pont SCOTS Montpelier Farm OF
Orange, Va. was a heavy IA
vorite TO win the feature and
record his sixth straight triumph
despite a l26-pound weight bur-
den. Joe Culmone was slated to
ride Nahodah, who won his last
five, one this season and four
last year.
A crowd Of 10000 was expect
ed despite competition from
nearby Garden State. Early
arrivals today. greeted by sun
shine and clear skies, found
these spacious racing grounds
green and sparkling as usual and
the main racing strip, one OF
four courses used here, fast fol-
! the inaugural card
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Davis Brilliant
I'm Generals
Title Triumph
BY DICK TIERNEY

Washington-Lee High Schoo'
is the Northern Virginia GROUP
/ baseball champion following
Chuck Davis no-hit. 1910 victory
over Hammond yesterday al
Alexandra Municipal Stadium
Davis struck out Is in seven
innings. and walked only one
while his team mates exploded
for 10 hits to win their 18th
straight game and clinch the
title.
Nobody got past second bast
as the lanky southpaw pitched
the Generals to a final H.:
league record.
1t was the fifth championship
in six years Of coaching for Dicl
Morton, with three Of the title.
coming In his four years at the
Arlington school.
This is the best team I've
ever had" Morton said. THE
pressure was on the boys al
year after we lost our first two
league games. But they came
back to win all the rest (of theii
league eames). It was a great
team effort by a great pressure
club"
WI scored in every inning
except the third to present Nor.
ton with his Tooth victory
against only 10 defeats in hi:
career. The Generals scored
three runs In the first and Ave
In the second. They added a
single run in the fourth anc
sixth, two in the fifth and
capped the season with a 7-rur
outburst in the last inning.
Wayne Ballard hit a 2-rur
homer in the second and Gene
Sherman added another with
nobody on in the sixth.
John Pagan of Mount Vernon
didn't allow any one past Sec
ond as he pitched q two-hittel
at Annandale to defeat the
Atoms. 60. in another Group
game. Also. Wakefield defeated
Mclean. AZ, and Fairfax topped
George Washington. 1916.
In the only Maryland BIZ
County League game. Bethesda
Chevy Chase defeated Bladens-
burg. 80. The victory enabled
Northwestern and Suitland, idle
yesterday, to move into a tie
with Bladensburg for second
place. All have 6-5 records. High
Point and Montgomery Blair,
also idle. are tied for first with
ia records. All Bi-County teams
have one game remaining except
B-CC which completed the sea-
son with q 5-7 mark.
Other results were Groveton
z. Herndon 3: Loudoun County
2. George Mason /: Walter
johnson 10. Sherwood /. and
Spingarn IL, Wilson 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Redskins Open
Home Schedule
Against Giants
-. BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsON

The Redskins l2-game 1857
schedule. featuring home games
with their five Eastern Division
rivals and the Baltimore Colt.
of the Western Division, was
announced today by General
Manager Dick Mccain.
The second inter-divisior
game will be with the Bears al
Chicago. where the Redskins
never have beaten coach Paddy
Driscoll's outfit in a league
game.
For the sixth straight year
the Washington eleven will play
its first two games on the road
returning here October 13 fol
the home debut against the New
York Giants. 1856 league
champions. The team will alter.
nately play two games away ant
two at home. opening the sea.
son at Pittsburgh September Is
and closing against the same
club at Griffith Stadium Decem.
Der Is.
New Stars Coming
In addition to several promis.
ing rockies. who figure to make
the grade with the Redskins
Washington fans will get a lool
at some Of the brightest stars ir
the college armament of a veal
ago, as well as established pre-
campaigners.
The Philadelphia Eagles will
have All-American Tommy Nc.
Donald and Jim Harris of Okla.
homa, Clarence Peaks of Michi-
gan State. Sonny Jurgensen Of
Duke and Bill Barnes Of Wake
Forest.
The Colts. last-second victors
at Baltimore last December when
Jim Mutscheller snatched a Colts
pass out of the arms of Nort
Hecker Of the Redskins, have
signed Jim Parker. 270-pouno
Ohio State tackle, as well al
several other promising new.
corners.
Outstanding newcomers with
the Giants will be Corky Tharpe
OF Alabama and Canada, and
Dennis the Menace Mendyk Of
Michigan State. Cleveland will
have powerful Jim Brown, an
All-America at Syracuse, to
round out what promises to be
a well-rounded offense, and the
Pittsburgh Steelers look for
Quarterback Len Dawson Of
Pittsburgh to help bolster their
attack.
Tubbs With Cardinals
The Cardinals have a trio OF
newcomers in Quarterback Paul
Larson Of California, just out OF
the Army, Halfback Jimmy Ellis
OF Michigan State and All-Amer-
lean Center Jerry Tubbs Of Okla
homa to add to an already
strong roster. as well as speedy
Ollie Matson back from last
year.
On paper it shapes up as a
rugged season for the Redskins
q good one for the fans and
probably a wide open battle for
divisional honors.
The Redskins complete sched-
Iule is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT.
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Edmund Hanover, Home
, stretch Sandy. Bluke.
2-Hallie's Queen. Debbie WAL
nut. Fingo Princess.
3-Wayreien. Rosy Morn. Marie
Dugan.
|-Jill's Boy. Upland, True Fay.
5-Handsome Billy. Eddie Brooke
Charming Fingo.
I6-Rose York. Irving Guy, Dale
Royal.
PAUL JACKSON, Moray, Miss
Mary Stewart.
|8-Toddy Direct, Mitchell Han
over. Newsom Rosecroft.
L0ngshot Daily Double-NIB-
BLE'S PRINCE and DONNIE'S
PRIDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Dick PetriIIo Honored

Dick Petrillo. former basket
ball and baseball star at Car.
roll High School, was named the
outstanding athlete of the 1867
season at Milford Prep, Milford,
Conn. by the Varsity Club Of
the school. He was cocaptain Of
last seasons basketball team and
the leading scorer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
-Four Horses Scratched
From EPSON Derby

LONDON. May 20 tR-Foul
horses have been scratched from
the EPSON Derby June 5. They
are Malacca II. Red Sun, Solar
Tickle and Star Prince.
All are outsiders and were moi
quoted by Britain's top book
makers In betting callovers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Giants Get Tackle

CARBONDALE, H., May 20
R.-Ed Hayes. standout Ne
gro tackle for Southern Illinois
the last three years, said today
ne has signed a professional
football contract with the New
York Giants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Marathon Victory

Marathon Restaurant defeated
National Fence Co.. SCI. yester-
day to pull into a tie for first
place with the Fence Co. team
in the Taft playground softball
league. Each has a AL record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Goes ID Cunodu

EDMONTON. May 20 Up
The Edmonton Eskimos Of the
Western Interprovincial Foot
ball Union announced the sign
ing Of Curley johnson. fullback
from the University Of Houston,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
DONCASTER En-

DONCASTER. England, May
20 R-Joe Erskine, British
heavyweight boxing champion
last night outpointed Peter Bate
lin q 12-round bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Yesterday
Wakefield, 4; Mclean, 2.
Mount Vernon, 0; Annandaie, b.
FAIRFAX, 10; George Washington, q.
d dSaSeLn County. 49,, 2; .oeo5se Mason. I
Bethesda chevy Chase. 3; Blsdens
Walter johnson. 10: Sherwood. 1.
sptnGarn, IL: Wilson, 4.
To-day
Frederick at Wakefield, 4,
MONTGOMERY Blair az Suitland, 2:3O
wheaton at Bladensbure. $3.50.
Northwood az 0aithersburg, 3.
Tomorrow
Hammond VS.. GEORGE washington A
alexandria Municipal Stadium, .,
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,s:. Il ssnd c. he S SGSG t n:

Longshet Daily DcubIe---MARGAREI
fss :i ~ SScI i2tE!6SsF t1s
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23

son as a city of 100000 and I
think I'm very conservative
in that. But 1 feel we must
find the solution to traffic
and downtown parking prob
lens. And it is important,
too, that city and chamber of
o m cree officials spend
more to bring more industry
to Tucson.
COMMUNICATIVE Mr.. Solot
has been active since the day
he came here. He is now Serv-
ing his second term as pres
ident of Temple Emanuel.
He was the first chairman of
the Center building fund and
is past president of B'nai
Birth and has served on
many key CJA committees.
MIR. SOLOT is a director of
the City Club and is a past
president of the Real Estate
Board of Tucson. He also be-
longs to other national and
local real estate and inSur-
ance boards and is with many
local organizations.
He is married to the for
mer Myra Weinman. In addi-
ton to the two sons in the
office, the Solots have two
other boys = David who is
with the us. Army at Ft.
and Ronald who re-
Gently returned from study
course in Hawaii and will en-
ter the University of Arizona
this fall.
Mr.. Solot and his staff,
also includes Sol Ka-
min, Arthur Scheff, Al Got
kin, Mario Yrun and Frank
Gray, cordially invite the
community to visit the beau
tiful new offices on East
Broadway.
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23
Fabulous Dunes
Opening Is Set

The attractive new Dunes
night club at 1922 E. Broad
way will hold its grand open
ing Sept. 5.
Harold Goldstein, previous
owner of the Veteran Bar
room and George Jacob, op-
orator of the Monte Vista Inn,
are partners in the fabulous
Dunes.
The Dunes will feature all
mixed drinks as well as
beers and wines and packaged
goods. Quick order lunch
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23
New Candy Shop
Is Opened Here

A new sweet shop, opera
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. James
K. Ellis, has opened at 2402
E. Broadway.
The Heavenly Candies
shop features Haas candies
and a complete line of i'm
ports from Switzerland, Fin
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23

cons and dinners also will be
offered. The Dunes formerly
was known as the Sands.
Mr.. Goldstein and Mr.. ia
cob had the club colorfully
appointed with a tent-like
canopy over the bar and des-
ert murals on the walls.
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23

land and England. Mr.. Ellis
was employed by Sears for IA
years before going into bus
mess for himself.
The shop is the only one of
its sort in the area and Mr..
Ellis picked the location be-
cause of that reason. The FL
Uses originally are from Tul-
sa where Mrs. Ellis managed
a candy shop.
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23
Ben SoIot
Sees 100000
Population

Some 25 or 80 years ago
Ben H. Solot begged his eli.
ents and friends to purchase
Speedway property at S. a
foot frontage.
Today the same property is
selling for $500 per front foot.
AND MANY YEARS ago
when Tucson was a lazy, dus-
ty city, Ben Solot was pre-
dieting unheard of growth.
He predicted that Speedway
and Broadway would be main
business arteries and Tucson,
then clustered around the uni
verSity, would expand past
Wilmot and Broadway.
Today Mr.. Solot marks
more than 80 years of prog
ress-progress in Tucson and
progress in his own business
with the opening of one of the
areas most beautiful real es-
tate offices. The office, loca-
ted at 1855 East Broadway,
contains wood-panelled con-
ference rooms, a lounge and
spacious offices and work
areas.
With him in the Solot Real
ty Co. are Bernard Rosen-
baum, vice-pre S id e n in
charge of mortgage insurance
and William Walker, Secre-
tary-treasurer in charge of
insurance. Two of his sons
also are in business with
him-Morton Solot is in the
insurance department and
Sanders in the sales and ap-
praiSalS department.
BEN SOLOT came to Tue
son in 1924 to recover from
lung infection. He had given
up an important post as chief
cost engineer with Day and
Zimmerman Inc. in Philadel-
phia, where he had gone to
school at Temple University
and also at the Wharton
School of Finance.
Two years after arriving
here, he entered the real es-
tate business and his success
story began. He and his firm
were responsible for develop
ing much of Speedway and |
also much of Broadway east |
of Campbell to Wilmot. He
also pushed for development |
of North Stone outside the
city limits and just recently
his firm completed negotia-
tions for the sale of land at
Miracle Mile and Grant to the
Valley National Building.
What was responsible for
Tucson's emergence from a
lazy, dusty city?
THE FACT that Tucson en-
tered an era of industry has
been greatly responsible for
the increase in population"
explains S Mr.. Solot. "The
fact that we now have air
conditioning in Tucson is i'm
portant too, for before peo-
pie used to leave here in
droves. But Tucson is a year.
round city now.
II find that most people
who come to Tucson are
members of the Chamber of
Commerce. They tell their
friends how wonderful Tue
son is"
Will Tucson continue its
growth?
within the next 10 years."
predicts Mr.. Solot, II see Tue
The Arizona post., 1957-08-23

Tel Aviv's new large amuse-
ment center has opened it's
huge swimming pool.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
LoiOer Leper. Arlington Only

1-l19.s5 S-Pc. Dinette Set Modern style, up
hostered seats walnut veneer Floor sample 1899
1-1l9.s5 Buffet. Modern style, silver pulls wal
nut veneer. marred 1899
1-9995 Reeliner Chair. Hi-back white plastic
and black metallic upholstery. Floor sample 5ass
1-39.95 End Table. Modern style. brass post,
genuine mahogany chinchilla finish. Floor
sample 2A97
2-399S End Tables. Modern style, brass tipped
legs, glass tops. lined oak finish - l7f
1-5995 Platform Rocker. Metallic upholstery
button tufted back blue Look 3a99
4-399S Tea Carts. modern style, all brass 2 glass
shelves. on casters 1891
1-Sss5 Lamp Table. drawer. brass tipped legs.
mahogany veneered sand finish 2499
1-3495 Picture Window Table. Traditional style
on casters. mahogany veneer. Floor sample 23.s8
lass Cedar Chest. Traditional style hidden
drawer. mahogany finish 5l97
1-1995 kneehold Desk. drawers, modern STYLE
lined oak 55ae
1-i4ss Cocktail Table Modern style, blond
finish plastic top - 7.99
1-2995 Cocktail Table. Modern style. paruuet
effect top. blond finish 1877
1-39.9S Cocktail Table. Modern style lower
shelf, mahogany veneer, sand finish =. 2lS9
1-1t95 Cocktail Table. Round, modern style,
blond finish, plastic top 799
1-n95 Chatter-bOx. Brass legs. note pads, grey
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Tots Ia Teens Wear
(Beloul Fourth Floor. Washington Only
little Girls. A.00.S. .00 Dresses


Cotton dresses in solid colors and d nm
prints. Sizes to 6X OsUO
TOddlers' l29S-l6.sS Coats, 3-Piece Coat Sets.
For boys and girls. Sizes l year only 6Ss
2.99 Corduroy Overalls Upper 'front.' navy, red.
brown: sizes 3-5 ZOO
500 DaerOn- Cotton Slips. Lace TRIM sizes Sex.
l5O
Little Girls 500 Tv Pajamas. Cotton or rayon
quilted sizes Ask = 800
Infants 1.99-2.99 Hand made Pillow Cases SSc
2.99 Handmade ROmpers. Blue broadcloth l5O
4.99 White Bunny Fur Hats. Slightly soiled SOC
(BeloiDJ Girls Wedr-Fourth Floor. Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
SO-Girls' 2S9 Cotton Flannel Pajamas. Prints;
broken size 1877
2O-Girls L9s-299 Knit Headwear ~ l.27
6-Girls' $50 Shirt-Slacks Set. Poplin pants
lined with flannel to match the shirt Size IA
only 3.47
25-299 SanfOrized Poplin Slim Pants 200
2O-Girls' 599-T99 Dresses. Prints or solid color
cottons 4M
SO-Girls 200 to 800 Orion Sweaters. Long or
short sleeves ..- 1.97
Girls 7.SS Navy Rayon Linen-LoOk Suits, SEQ
(BelopJ Teens Wedr-Fourth Floor,
Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
$50 Cotton Printed skirts for Teens 800
s-Teens 1899 Wool Flannel Suits. Grey only.
600
l0--Teens' 500 Corduroy Slim Pants a.9S
2e-Tcens' 2S9 10 3.9s olouses or Sports Shirts.
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third Floor. Washington Onlv

IHWu FIOOT, WdSHIHVTON ONlV
1-69.95 "As Is" Wool Rug. Green tone-on- tone.
pxl2 a2OO
1-69.95 "As Is" Wool Rug. Grey and green tone
on-tone. 9xl2 32OO
las Is" S995 WlltOns Grey loop pile. 9xl2,
$3.50
1895 "As Is" wilton. Brown loop pile. sxi2.
$500
1-lO4.5O "As Is" Rayon Rug. Grey loop pile.
l0xi2 5000
1-l26.S5 Broadloom Rug Rust, loop pile. i2xs3",
$500
1-llts5 Rayon- -Nyion Rug. Green, loop pile.
l2xi3B 100
SO Yards SOS RayOn-WoOl BroadloOm. Loop pile.
~ width "a yd. 399
1S9 Yards SOS Wool BrOadlOom Grey and red
tone-on tone ~ width so, yd, $50
l-7o.eS "As Is Oval Braided Rug. okla, $500
Evening star., 1957-12-05
Mattresses, Box Springs
fBeIolp) Lotper Lerel. Arlington Store

fBeIotpJ Lower Lepei Arlington Store
l-iss5e Goodyear African Mattress and Life.
time Box Spring. Extra firm mismatched.
double size 79A
1850 serta "aOs Coil. Mattress. Firm con-
struction, attractive ticking. soied double size.
1883
l-2ssS Roll-a-way Cot, Innerspring Mattress.
80 inches wide soiled l6.Ss
l-S7.So Sylcon Mattress Prebuilt border, at
tractive striped ticking, floor sample. double
size --.--- 1899
1--l0sSo Serta Lux Mattress and Box Spring Set.
Heavy ticking. stitched border smooth top. floor
sample twin size $3.50
l-St.S0 Serta Box Spring. Firm construction, at
tractive ticking. Floor sample double size, 1888
1-S9.95 Foster Innerspring Mattress. Prebuilt
border. air vents. floor sample double size 1899
l-59.s5 Sylcon Mattress Metal handles for turn.
ing durable ticking with lurex. Floor sample.
twin size 1889
1-io.ss Metal Adjustable Bed Frame on Casters.
Floor sample $50
e-lOsS Piaytex Foam Pillows. King size. upper
cover. discontinued style --- 6s0 ea.
fBelowJ Third Floor. Washington Store
l-Ss50 Simmons "Deepsleep' Mattress Crush.
proof border. damask ticking. soiled Double size,
1883
$3.50 simmons Correct Posture" Mattresses.
S.itcned s erusnprooi border. s-oz ticking. extra
1850 simmons "Beautyrest" Mattress. Tlr.
quoise damask ticking. extra firm Soiled: double
size a Ra
I-s4.s0 Serta Box Spring. Decorator ticking. finn
construction. Soied: a size 1883
1850 simmons -Beautyrest" Box Spring. Da.
mask ticking. heavy guage coil construction.
Floor sample twin size $3.50
l-is.Se Spring Air Box Spring. Heavy woven
ticking. Floor sample; twin size 1898
1-52.so Syleon Restwell Box Spring. s-oz tick.
ing, sturdy construction. Floor sample; twin
size - 2aOa
1-375o syleon Box Spring. Fancy woven ticking.
Soiled: twin size ia5y
l-3s.s5 Simmons Roll-a-way Cot rnnerspring
mattress with aqua denim ticking Soiled twin
size -----------s --..-.- 1899
l-T95 Innerspring Roll-a-way Cot Link spring
base. Soied; 30 inches wide 1899
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Third Floor, Washington onlv

Third Floor, Washington Only
1850 Pyrex Gift Sets. e-piece; discontinued
2l-3.50 Decorated Pottery Cookie Jars l.9s
80 Dozen ZOO Ruby Color Glass Punch Cups,
dozen 100
I3-l.9s Footed Glass Bowls Gold-band decora-
uon - -----..-.- ------- ----a.. l.IO
30-2W Pottery Salad Sets on Wrought Iron
stand apiece sets .---...--..... l.l9
e-is.ss Dinner setG AS-piees; decorated; coura
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Street Floor. Washington Only
ISIS Rayon-Nylon Blankets size 72x90- $50
25-s95 Floral Quilts. 72xs4 800
s-4.s5 Plastic Covered Cotton 0Dverlettes l99
s-loss Pepperell Blankets. Rayon-nylon: plaid
colors: T2xo0 499
2o-iAss Acrilan Blankets. Plain colors: T2x9O.
999
s-225o Wool Blankets. Size s0x90 ---l399
N-ll95 Wool Blankets. 72x90 ---- 9e9
Evening star., 1957-12-05
Juniors I7.98.29.98 Dresses
I2.RR

Second Floor, Washington Only
Wool jerseys. wool fannels rayons; casual and
dreSSy styles; sheaths and full skirts Broken
range Of colors and sizes tbs.
@-SsS-ll.9s Rayon Dresses. Assorted colors;
broken size range 500