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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Quid Putosne?

NEW YORK.-It had to hap
pen, probably. . The orchestra
leader, Sammy Kaye. who's a
fairly erudite graduate Of Ohio
University. had dinner at the
restaurant called The Forum
Of the IL Caesars, where every
thing is very Latin indeed. He
smoothly told the waiter to
bring him the following:
/. Aquaviva Caledonia ct aqua
effervescens.
2. Tullus abSiclS Jecur.
8. Caro- anscisca mixta variis
cumcibis cocta gravi con jure.
4. ct panif1cum crustrum ct
lactis flos regidus.
The waiter didn't know what
he was talking about. Neither
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
WHERE
AND WHEN


Stage
Carter Barron Amphlthealer
The Most Happy Fella";
$3.50 pm.
National = The Growing
Experience" $3.50 pm.
olney-"Under MIX Wood:
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - mo Time for
sergeants"; /. 4:35 and $40
pm. The Light In the Forest:
ASS. $50 and 1910 pm.
Apex - Might Ambush; /.
$40. $40. 7:35 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol - The Fly: 1850
an l:SO. $3.50. $3.50, 1850 and
$3.50 pm.
Columbla--"olgi": 2:sO and
$3.50 pm.
Dupont - ia Parisienne";:
1880 am. i:i0. 3. 4:l5, 6:35,
$40 and 1910 pm.
Kelth's - The Vikings";
HIS am, lao. 3:25, 5:35,
TAO and $3.50 pm.
MacArthur-''Blue Murder at
st. Trinian's": $40. sos and
o:65 pm.
Metropolitan-''No Time for
Sergeants"; l:05, Ass and SIS
pm. The Light in the Forest;
1880. sos. $40 and 10:15 pm.
Ontario--"The Key; /, $40,
$40. 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-'Kings Go Forth;
ll:l5 am. 1:20. 3:25, $50.
1880 and $50 pm.
Playh0use-"La Parisienne";
IL am. 1870. 1850. Ais, sos.
1850 and $40 pm.
Plaza - "And God Created
Woman: 1880 am. 1:l0, $40,
$40. tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai": 10 am. 1910,
$3.50, $40 and $40 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

are stripped 10 their eloquent
essentials In the two acts Of
Olney's play, running from one
midnight to the next.
There Is blind Capt. Cat, liv-
ing on his memories Of the sea
and his endlessly keen earful
Of Milk Woods daily expert
ence. Polly Garter who loves
love and keeps having illegiti-
mate babies Is another; Pastor
jenkins, whose avocation is
poetry; Gossamer Benyon. the
schoolteacher daughter Of the
village butcher: Mr.. ogmore
who delivers the mail only aft
er his wife has steamed II open
and read II to him: Mr.. Pugh
who searches the Libraries for
recipes for wife-poisoning po-
tons: Mr.. Waldo whose great
talent is philandering: Organ
Morgan who is mad for Bach
and Palestrina; Nogood Boyo.
the loafing adolescent; and q
score Of others.
The actors who play these
are given no chance TO create
characterers. They ny on stage,
utter a few words. and dis
appear. They are not more
than animated notes in
Thomas music but the sum
total Of their presence is Q de-
tailed picture Of q night and
day in Milk Wood.
Mr.. Princes is the dominant
role, that Of the authors
spokesman, in the production
at olney. There is vital work
to be done, however, by many
others such as Sydney Walker
as Capt. Cat, Wilma Burke as
Polly Garter, Archie Smith as
Rev. Jenkins. Ed Preble as Mr..
Ogmore and several others;
Anita Dangler as GoSsamer
Benyon, Michael Prince as
Organ Morgan and two or three
other Milk Woodians.
A number Of others contrib
ute to the gusty life Of Thomas
play, including a group Of
children whose presence marks
the truth that no one in Milk
Wood escaped unscathed from
the authors observation.
In addition to its direction,
Mr.. Waring also produced the
set for the play at Olney. a
genius job in handling traff1c
among its other merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

did the manager. What Kaye
had ordered was merely q
scotch and soda. some chopped
chicken liver. an order Of Irish
stew and pie ala mode. He
ordered it in Latin, Of course.
AS Mel Allen might say.
"Quid Putasne?" Or How
about that?"
= 80
Johnny Gilbert, the Music
Bingo' man. told Jazz musician
Slim Gaillard he is going to
produce a movie with a big
star. Gaillard talks q jargon
in which rooney" or "reeney'
is added to almost every work.
See SYLVESTER, Page B-2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
THE PASSING SHOW
Life Gusty, Amusing
In Under Milk Wood
BY JAY CARM0DY
star Drama Critic

oney heater which demands the highest literary creden-
tals Of M paywghs admits Dylan Thomas 10 Its roster with
the production OF Under Mix Wood"
The play spectacular detour IN Thomas poet
opened fortnight stand at oney night Involving huge
cast headed by william Prince greeted with ovation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

Wno1e toluuc ana uufutlon can
only bespeak a devoted Thomas
congregation In this cultured
community.
This was an audience come
20 hear the English language
put through the dazzling tricks
which Thomas. almost alone
among moderns. knew II could
do. II was rewarded IN the per-
Torrance directed by James ID.
Waring by the sight Of q cast
which relished not merely the
refreshing letter but the roar
ing. lusty spirit Of under Mix
Wood"
II Is clearly Mr.. Warnings UNI
derstanding OF Thomas play
that while II may not be a play
at all. II Is a theatrical piece
unafraid Of any company II
might be asked 10 keep. AS the
latter. its elements are a bound
less appetite for life. a bawdy
bounce. a robust sense of the
absurd and a becoming touch
Of pity.
II Mr.. Thomas could moi
write q play, an entirely reason
able suspicion. Under MIL
Wood" makes It abundantly
clear that he could. and did
write life.
Under MIX Wood" fol
those who have not read 1t. Il
o kind Of scandalously amusing
"Our Town" This is to say
that, like Thornton Wilder
Thomas observes basic village
life but in the spirit Of an ir.
repressible gossip, not that Of
the philosopher.
What the two unconventional
dramatists see is quite similar
but their reports on It could moi
differ more violently In mood
To oversimplify, wilder's is the
morality play. Thomas the am.
orality one.
under Milk Wood" described
as q play for voices and writer
for radio originally. finds 1t set
ting in one of those Welsh
coastal towns which its author
loved.
II is a snug community that
could pass as small and dull
but not to one given the insight
and eloquence Of Thomas. HI
finds 1t seething with life anc
drama, so much Of both indeed
that 1t takes three narrators II
explain the energy and impulse;
behind the behavior and mis-
behavior OF MIX WOODS popu-
lace.
AS the principal one Of these
Mr.. Prince Is involved with
more Of the English language
In more unfamiliar and musi-
cal arrangements than any
actor outside of Shakespeare
He is the authors seeing-eye
che main reader in Director
Warnings design that "Milk
Wood" should be both read and
acted. He is an appallingly busy
man and one who has come
brilliantly prepared for his
task.
=
A multitude of village lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Personal Mention

Jack Reed was among the par
tlcipants III the open invitAtionA.
golf tournament il Clarkslllle last
week end
Mrs Alya Kingdom u BMetitid
W Va, IS guest Of MIS- + S
Shields
Mrs Wallace Baldwin entcl
tanned her bridge club Wednesday
evening.
Luther Randall Gillespie and
Richard Wasmund OF Norfolk
were guests OF Mr. Gillespie S
brother-in-law and sister. MI and
Mrs. Harold Word sor TIE week
end
The annual Longwood College
faculty administration picnic was
he ! 4 Wednesday At LoneWood
house
Circle , Of the Women Of the
Church Of Bethlehem Presbyterian
church in Charlotte county met
With Mrs W A Schroeder FRIDAY
Miss FAY Martin spent the week
end in Charlottesville with Mis-
Suzanne Mecaud
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
James Il. Collins,
If Green Bay Dies

Funeral services for James b
Collins We're held Wednesday AZ
Dntallp ChtlallaA Church uit II
BURIAL Mere Nj Collins IS 81
fitern bay iira MAY A "A So.t1s
iue Continually Hospital
lle n sntiVed bY a son jane
l Co IlnA w ButkeVlllt si.
daughters Miss Yancir Collins and
Mfs S5 G Wllbm both Of Lynch
bnfR Mans I a Greenwood VI
Hanover Miss Theln.a Collins and
Mrs & + Ncwcomb both Of
Green BAY ana MIS-. Grady New
comb. Of Ontario i brother, Tom
Collins Vt Cullen three sisters.
Mrs Maude Lindsay III kcvsvIIe
mrs William Miller Of Victoria
and Mrs Willen Branden. Of Cul-
lTn ana seven grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Miss Cumberland
Will Be Chosen
F l'iday Night

Selection 81 Miss Cumberland u
l9ot wlil bc made FRIDAY nielit AN
llr Cumberland AaHh sehaol a,t,h
land WI, r,nrrs..,,, me- .cnnniy IN
,heI Tobacco n, sffyal n, rich,a .na
II the faIl
1'he contest \ sponsored ~ thr
Cumberland Puritan Club lpf UNIV
benefit Of Cumberland and Caters
vllle Volunteer Flrt departments
A dance ~ scheduled III sunny
SIDE at the American Legion hall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Mrs Cora 4 Easter 30 thr
widow " WilIanl u faster aka
~ Amelia Sunday leaving ls8 siir-
Ylpors She was buried at Salem
Methodist church Amelia Monday
Surviving are six daughters. Mrs
Edward Scruggs Of Richmond.
and Mrs \ W Mcmillan. Mrs
walter Eaater Mrs Rernati
BuSse Als Alma GAo!son Mrs
Walker Monday and Ms. + H.
MCMILLAN aA pf Amelia tve soAs.
K J Easier and j y Easter. both
of Amelia N T Easter II Wiu-
chester Car Easter Ut Richmond.
lad George Easter Of Huh Point.
M e III grandchildren III great
sfandcmldFeA aha eieat sre4t.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Herbert Campbell Of Amelia.
haa been elected president " Chi
Beta PM scientific fraternity III
Lynchburg College He is the son
"A Mr and Mrs James Campbell
~ Amelia
Campbell who IS maJorinR in
physics ana mathematics. has been
~ The deans lis, since Inc begin
ninP oi the second semester his
freshman Year
~ aIao has been elected ycr-
president u the senior class
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

There we're rs patients Ii tnr
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted

There were 73 patients III tai
hospital Thursday morning
Patient, Admitted
AIRS. w NJ COOK CrrMt Il -r
aid bishop Blackstone II X Jof
don C.eMa Aifs + a rhunas
cIewe Mla u A FITZPATRICK
curdsylIe Jehn Mlls Blackstone
Larry Waycaslei fafmvllle Mrs
William wood tltmyiIle VandN
Amos, kesssllle Mrs Betty Steele
Chase CITY Mrs r II Chappell
BRAKES Branch Mrs w c wat
SON Victoria + A lii1patllck
GAINESVILLE Mrs Mel Weaver. Farm
VILE A 3 RaRland. Grove Wood
row soathan. Farnyille ARK
Hatcher Thompson Green Bay
Births
M and Mrs n H Franklin
farmville eiil. May T.
Mr. Mad MRS Elftia Singleton
skipwith Ell May 10
Mr.. and Mrs II Il Mooreficld
All Cumberland boy May %
MI and Mrs Warren Wallace
j. Ontario, girl May 20
Mi and Mfs + 4 Fore UNI
Farmville girl MAY 20
Nj. and Nets John u Wood il
Dllwyn elr May II
Nj and Mrs Melvin b Coleman
taimylIle eiil May q
tolored Patients
sylvia Thompson. rarmvlle
LoYelcan Hopsou FarnlVllle Rapl
Miller. Green BAY Georec Niece
cle~c and Sylvester Hester nlaek
stone
tnlofed Births
Myrtle ana James WILSON Cai
len glrl May 10
Marion and Wilian carter k!ce
boy May III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Myrtle and james NiIson cui
len. girl May 10
Marion aud William carter s!ce
10y MAY N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

4 ofss. te s-roea-3l" high and 50" wide with pull
naa oaek mesa.-sod oross g andirons. All solid brass
e ut has Galley Dase with poker, shovel and brush
a1a4eraJ Ii preserve finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Third Floor, Washington Only

1913 Dust Ruffes for use with eoverlets. In
double and single sizes, fobries include polished
cotton, toffetos, ehintz and others s.SS
loo-4ec to ese curtoin Moteriol in assorted col
ors Royon and cotton norqusette. SO" wide,
hemmed. I'd. ------------------IS
25-2.e8 Window Troverse Rods for windows thot
measure from 20 to 48-in. wide. White only, 7oe
1888 TO 4.4o Reody-Mode Pillow Covers for
studio couches Covers mode to fiji l8x24 lSx37
ond holsters. Assorted fobres and eolors. eo., 44e
loo-6.os to S.e8 Reody-Mode Droperies os-
sorted fobrics and eolors. 63 and go" long, 40"
wide to the poir -~------ SIT
1898 TO lo.4e Kenneth Soulptured RuffIed
Docron Curtoins. 81" and 90" long, Pink, white,
TURQUOISE. Sl" 6.9s 90" --7.49
2s-7.es to e.es Toffeto Bedroom Droperies in
solid colors 90" long. 48" wide to the pair, s.sS
1913 Reuphostey Plastic in assorted colors,
oil cloth supported books, 81" wide. I'd. ---l.79
6o-2e8 Discontinued Styles Of Cote curtoins.
assorted fobries and eolors. 30 and SO" long. Pr,
I.1s
100 SO Cote Volonees in discontinued styles
and potterns. Assorted colors- -----------7Se
e-l6.es and 1923 Solid Color Boucle Droperies
in double and triple widths 50 and go" long.
colors to choose from --l2.99
SOL SO Solid Color Sheer Fortison Dropey Mo-
teriol. 48" wide in beige, gold white and pink.
I'd. ------------------- -----r-------II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Furniture
LolDer LeUel, Arlington Onll


I-22o. 90 Rowe Soto and Matching Choir, modern
pone arm style, foam cushions, turquoise metollic
upholstery; floor somple --------------l5S 1898
l-loee5 Buffet, modern style, bross trim. silver
drower, lined oak H.OO
l-loeo5 China, modern style, gloss panel front,
bross trimmed, lined ook; floor sonple 100
1-loeo5 Drop-Leof Toble and 4 Choirs, 34x68,
with Ieof padded scots, green upholstery, lined
oak; floor somple- ---7T.OO
1880 2-Pc. Sectional Soto, modern wroueht-
iron frame, wooden arm rests, walnut finished, ivory
pIostic- covered cushions; floor somple ---lis.0o
l-5oe5 Lounge Choir, wrouoht-iron frame,
wooden arm rests pIostie-eovered cushions, corol;
floor somple ------------------ 1919
1885 Lomp TobIe with she'll, topered legs,
Plastic top, mahogany finished 1899
1850 Soto and Matching Choir, modern
STYLE poIyethylene foam cushions nylon upholstery,
brown; floor sompe -----------lsS'9S
la e5 "Ash Croft" Cocktail TobIe, round,
noturo finish; floor sompe- ----- 1879
I-2e.e5 ash Croft" Cocktail Toble, oblono,
oshwood noturoI finish; floor sompe 49, 1899
l-le.e5 oblono cocktui Tobe, divided lower
shelf, mahogany finish, Plastic top; floor sompIe,
IS 5-Drower Chest, genuine woInut, wooden
pulls; floor somple ------------------ <S.SS
1895 Lounge Choir, modern wing book style,
foam cushions, walnut finished legs, gold striped
upholstery -- ------ 3S.SS
l-looe5 Lounge Choir, modern style, T-eush-
lon foom rubber tweed upholstery, red; floor
sonple ---------------- ------------ oS.SS
lass Cedar Wordrobe, sliding doors, 22x4ox
64h high. noturol cedor finished; floor somple,
1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Bedroom Furnishings
Lotuer Lepel, Arlinqton Onlp

l-l49.5o Spring Air, tri-zone foam otex mot
tress and box spring set, firm, twin size floor
somple) 1898
l-4495 Sylcon Box Spring, sturdy construction;
floor somple; twin Iii
l-34.95 Serto Bunkie Mottress for bunk bed,
heavy metoIlie ticking; floor somple; twin size,
z4ss
1880 SyIcon Mottress and Matching Box
Spring, medium firm, prebuilt border; floor somPe;
double size --------------- ----49.S9
AZ so SyIeon Mattress, stitched prebuiIt bor-
der, ottroctive ticking; floor sompe; double size,
1899
1-Ile5o Serto Foam Mattress and Box Spring
Set. medium firm; floor sorpe; double size, $500
l-ll5.oo Simmons Mottress and Box Spring Sets,
stitched border, Dir vents; floor somple; twin size,
$500
l-23e5 so Simmons Hide-A-Bed, Danish modern
style, tweed upholstery, toost; floor sompe, 1890
1895 Simmons Sotobed with storage spoee,
modern style, black legs, turquoise upholstery;
floor somple = 5S.99
$3.50 Simmons Mattress, crush proof border,
extro-fim construction, soiled, twin size, 1899
l-23e so Simmons Hide-A-Bed, panel arm style,
button beck, mocha tweed upholstery; floor somple,
1890
l-27e. so Simmons Hde-A-Bed, T-cushion, mod
' '' ~ 10000
l-l375o Triple Dresser and Mirror tscored),
IL drowers mahogany veneer ----sS.SS
l-ll5.00 Double Dresser and Mirror, modern
style, silver drower, mahogany veneer, silver grey
finish, floor SomPle- IVY
$3.50 Double Dresser and Mirror, modern
style, bross-tpped legs ond drawer pulls, nohooony
veneer, fruitwood finish; floor somple- ----e4.ss
1-545o 4-Drower Chest, bross-tpped legs and
drower pulls, mahogany veneer, trutwood finish;
floor somple, ----3S.SS
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'llitlEre
Fourth Floor, washington Only

l-22o95 Eorly American Wing Back Soto, foam
cushions, pillow bock fine block and persinnmon
upholstery -------- --------- -lZS.SI
l-loe.e5 Haywood Wakefield Ashcroft SOTO, s.
cushion scot and beck, grey upholstery $685.
e5 Haywood Wakefield Asheroft Soto Char,
cushions, grey upholstery -----------s9.9T
l-4ee5 Haywood Wakefield Ashcroft PuI-Up
Choir, grey upholstery 1881
3-27.5o to 1926 Haywood Wakefield Ashcroft
Tobles, cocktoils, | corner. Eo.------2I.S7
lass Lane Maple Cedor Chest, Colonial style,
self-Iiftino shelf; slight serotch on 59ST
1855 Imprinted Chest-o-Robe, drawers,
cracked top -------------------- 1877
to 34e5 Mersn,on Formieo-T Top Deco
sonoI TobIes, mahogany finish slight chips on tops,
l4.47 to IS.47
l-lle.e5 RecIiner Lounge Choir, flip-up foot and
heed rest, brown plostic and metollic upholstery,
ttorn-side) --T4.S7
2-2e.o5 Lined Oak 2-Pc Telephone Sets, book
toble and sIide-in chair with green plostc up
hoIstered seot lS.47
l-7e95 Zone cedor Chest, console style. grey
mahogany ----49.ST
2-13.e5 Somsonite Bridge Tobles, 33hx33h,
O'N~' $3.50 s.S7
$50 Somsonite Bridge TobIes, block trome, !
red top, ton top, slight hicks on corner. Eo s.s7
l-24e.e5 Modern 2-Cushion Soto, wolnut wood
trim, persimnon upholstery -----------l79.S7
I-4e. IS Solid Walnut, Borrower Sewing Chest
1897
1885 Morooony Leother-Top, 4-Drower-
Bachelor Chest; floor soupIe .----------. 1897
2-I6e. IS 3-Pc Living Room Set, sofo-bed, choir
and platform rocker, maple, green ploid uphol-
stery, red plaid -------------- each, los.ST
LOO. IS 3-Leof Exponder Mahogany Drop-Leot
TobIe, Duncan Phyfe legs -------------sS.S
SASS Red Maple Step-End Tobles. eo.--s.S7
lo-l4.e5 Red MopIe cockto TobIes. eo, 1877
$50 .o5 RecIiner Lounge Chairs, block postie
and metolIic upholstery. 60. ----------- sZ.4T
l-6e.o5 Solid Maple Drop-Leof Toble, SLIGHTLY
morred on top -------------------- --Sf'Si
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Third Floor, Washington Only

1855 Cotton Hand Hooked Rugs, S.Axl l.6,
$500
1855 Grey Modern Design Rugs, exl2- 1888
$685. NyIon Rugs, tweed design exl2 1880
l-2le.e5 Green Plush Pile NyIon, os is, ska,
l-356.5o Turquoise Wool Loop Pile, 5xl8,
1900
l5-7.e5 to 1925 Wool sompIe Rugs, 27x54.
1888 Cotton Rug. grey. s.2xll.2----ls.ss
l5-4e5 and SOS Royon scotter Rugs, seconds,
24x42, 27x48
lo-lee5 Cotton Hond-Hooked Rugs, 4.ax6.6.
7-l3.e5 Cotton Hond-Hooked Rugs. 5.4x5.8,
l5-4e5 Oval Broded Rugs. 22x42-------l.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
WOmle1p'S Hosiery
(BeIoaU) Street Floor, Both Stores
liz FuII-FaShiOned NylOmS
.SSSsDc

Perfect quality, from one Of Americas
best-known makers. Dress sheers. SeAC
Sizes Sail. Fall shades.
(BeloiCJ HoSiery-Street Floor Washington Only
Irreoulors of LBS NyIons. Seamless; mesh or
plain knit; sizes Sal in group; Fall eoIors, 5Se
soc Cotton Bobby Socks. Nylon-renforced toe and
heel White and coIors Sizes 81 Z prs. 100
lbs to IS Fomous Brands NyIons. Broken os-
sortnent priced for clearance, 7se, prs. for so
200 "As-Is" Nyons. Broken assortment,
prs. 100
100 Knee-Hieh NyIons. Broken assortment,
prs. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Housewares

Third Floor Washington; LotDer LeUel, Arlington
28-l5.e8 Kine-Size TV Troys, set Of 4, l6x2l.
in. size with Plastic cups to prevent norrno. Self
contained rock. Black legs --------------9.SS
36-l4eS 5o-pe Sets Stainless Steel FIotwore.
Service for eight. Hollow handle, seroted edge
l5-44o Enamel Body Bottle Sterizers with rock
for six bottles z.99
l2-4e8 Plastic Picnicwore for informal dining.
l2-pc set Of divided plotes, lz-oz footed mugs,
utility plates --- --------------2.4S
(BelotDJ Washington Only
49 to 4oe Plastic and Royon Toffeto Bathroom
Window Curtoins Black and brown, assorted
STYLES 99e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
SiIUel'sCGre

Street Floor, Washington Only
6o-l2s SiIvsr-PIotsd Breed and Butter PIotes,
bright finish --------------------- sse
plus tax
$3.50 Pie Lifters, china handles, stainless steel
biudes I.OU
$50 Sets SoIt m Pepper-sterIino with glass
Innings. Slightly dented --------- 2.eS
plus tax
1850 and 1880 Sterling Silver Serving Pieces in
Queens Lace pottern. coId-meot forks. erovy
IodIes, postry server 7.S0
plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Mattresses and
BOE Springs
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, washington OnIt
I-44.e5 syIeon Mottrsss, tuftIess, stitched pre-
built border, torn, twin size ------l9.95
l-545o Simmons Box Spring. s-oz. striped tick
ing, floor somple, twin size ------------ z4.sS
1850 Sylcon Box Spring. blue and white
striped ticking, soisd, twin size i4.ss
$3.50 Seto Foam Mattress and Box Spring
Set, non-oleroic medium firm, floor sompIe Twin
size -----44'I9
l-l49.5o Spring Air. Tri-Zone Foam lotex
Mottress and Box Spring to Notch, floor somple,
twin size -------------------- Ss'SS
1895 EnoIonder lnnersprino Mottress, tan
striped ticking, discontinued style, twin size, 24Ss
1885 EnoIondeF Box Spring, sturdy coil con-
stuuetion soiled twin size ---------lS.9S
l-44e5 EneIonder Mottrsss, posture control,
extra firm, heavy ticking, twin size 1850 224S
1850 Serto lnnersprno Mothess, prebult
border, blue and rose striped ticking, soiled floor
somple, tWIn size IVY
l-2o.5o Enoionder Mottress, foney striped tick
ing, medium firm, solled, twin size-------ls.ss
l-375o Serto Box Spring. rose and grey striped
ticking, sturdy construction, floor somple, twin
size -------------------- -----iI'oo
l-l0e.50 Serto Foom Mottress and Box Spring
to Match, discontinued ticking, firm, never needs
turning, twin size lsoiled) -------------5S.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
200 Fabric Gloves
l.50 ..t sprs. 800

Street Floor, Washington Only
465 pairs of double-woven fobrie gloves; novelty
or tailored styles; some hond sewn Black, white,
beige and other wonted coIors. Broken sizes.
3.9S Imported Perfume Bottles
Totletries-Street Floor, Washington Only
Only so bottles! Choice Of styles. "a
Ground glass shoppers to insure aNO
against evaporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Gift Shop
Third FLOOR, washington only

ThlT6 FI00T, washington UnIy
l4-l.oo Imported Fiourines. Eo.----- Soc
1873 Accompaniment Relish Dishes Eo. 100
2l-loo Colored Pottery Sugar, Coffee, Flour
Jon. soc
l2-2.e8 Pottery Planters in bross holders. Co.,
l.49
l6-L4e Chinese Water Corriers. Eo.1---l.00
4-4es Loroe White Pottery Ash Troys. Co., l.ss
5-ees 3-Pieee Pottery Console Sets Eo., AS
$3.50 Decorated Pottery Covered Dishes Eo.,
l.SS