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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

Seller Sales q Service
e2sS BALTIC. AVE EVANSVILLE
WA s-o00v Open TIL 2 PM
PLYMOUTH so Belvedere station
wagon VS.. auto trans, .-tone
coral and white, = and h, Wv
tires, chrome raek On top, low
mtieGge. one ON ner An oatstand-
ms sta. vas; Si795, cash. trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

All Va IA. .s.aoaoL
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BELL MOTORS

OLDs. "a super ''Ss'' hardtcp:
HYDRA one owner. compare car
and pfief. SQ0S $50 down
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RAMBLER 81 4-dr. super ssaan
equipped very clean; guar Ssaa
HORkER'S CORNER Fis. ave
ne. al 9th, II. 6-6se4.
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AUToMo.lLIs ron SALE / AuToMoBILEs

PONTIAC b3 Dc luxe -" club
s ::asn car g. SAB lo ss' Z. sS ans down.
bank financed.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1880 Wis. Ave. oil. $4,000
I'm the Heart Of Bethesda"
PORAcHE 1913 1000 coupe ,
leather interior. $3.50.
STAR MOTOR SALES
5000 n 10th st.. Arl IA. h-aa72
PREFEcT 80: new tires; leather
seats. blue; $3.50, Cali Wo. O.
3ha0.
RAMRLER 'b7 super $50 4.dr .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

FALMOUTH So station wagon. en-
etne rebuilt, new clutch, good
tires tiEss' r. .ape "a sass' Or oa beat
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.

OIDs 1857 eeS Holiday coupe
Olds' best. very low milesse all
power features A real value,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

BTUpEBAKKR IS. "the famous
S7eedstsF". rose and tauDe; poEeF
steering. automatic shift, all-white
leather Interior. not another one
in town Ike IL, Our price. 81 sos.
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tsos Wis Ave. Al Aibemarle NV.
PLYMOUTH so VS. sport suburban
8.uoor station wagon; pOwefrite,
radio, heater, power steering and
brakes; s-tone paint. Wv. tires.
low mileage, one owner. Sl,a0A.
WHEELER. NC WHEATON. Nd
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH MPERtAL
ll32h GEORGIA AvE.. 10. 5-hlltai
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PLYMOUTH as club coupe; orig.
green IN, ? ana h 4 new tires
motor IN excel eond.: clean insiue
and out needs no work $3.50
nv, Friday and Saturday.
PLYMOUTH '55 Belyeders e-er
naIdtop powerrjte. :. and b.. red
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BELL MOTORS
IRANSON MOTOR Co.

$500 M ST. NV.
AID 2.44l2 AID. 2-44i2
PONTIAC ~ De Luxe 2-dr., r.
and h HYDRA. very clean, sa4n
low as 80 dn S22 mo WOLFE
MOTORS. lSa8 N. Moore d,
Arl Va a. Rosslyn IA 4-325l
PONTIAC 'b5 Star Chief Catalina /:
power STEERING and brakes, HYDRA
q md b., all-ieather int excel.
cond Si,4nb
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HILL & SANDERS
RANSOM MOTOR &C

Authorized New Car Dealer
s3ls Ga Ave NV To. s-70ll
PLYMOUTH 50 Savoy VS. s-dr.
equipped. r.. h.. powerfiie. NV.
tires. de luxe sc, painted IN strlk-
ing onyx black with ivory sport
ions STOCK Ne R.sg Priced for
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AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE
BELL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH 'ab nelyedefe "v.s.
hardtop eonv., p0werfilte. .. aud
h, One Of cur best buys. our price.
1905. SiOn down
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NASH-ARIINGTON

Art. Va. "a. s-soso
sTUDEBAKER "a Commander VS.
coupe. has $4,000 actual miles
spare tire never on groana; should
be seen, i-Year guarantee, sos
CRANSON MOTOR co.
Authorized New-cAF Dealer
adie GA AVE NV III e-70lf
sfuDEnAKER 1854 Champion q.
dc8ri new-ear coma. $3.50. FALLS
CHURCH De so,0-Piymoaih. ~.
q ..lALln
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PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrcok sedan;
cond purchased new BY former
owner nov TOO old 70 drive $40,
MOTORS. lf3A n Moore si.. Afi.
Va At R0asiyn Ia 4.aahl
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OLDs a5 Holiday A.dr sedan:
ereen and white. power sleerine
ana brakes. +. and h.. Sl.TNN
HORNER'S CORNER. 40 Years .
Buick Dealer Fla ave. ne, a.
9TH, II. 6-646i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

PLYMOUTH ieh7 va savoy club
coupe, heaut, West Point stray;
fully equip, incl noweFhte, etc.
SALE priced, Sl,Tsh. Can finance
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25
OBITUARY

Robbins residents served by
the Crook Funeral Home during
the past week included the
families of Joseph Pugh, Sr.,
Henry Davis and Thomas Moss.
Joseph Pugh, ST., formerly
lived at 1871 Spaulding. He was
buried from the Church of God
in Christ, 18th and Turner,
ave., October 10. Rev. Cary
White is the pastor. The chief
mOurner was his wife, Ada.
Services for Henry Davis
we're held at Mt. Calvary Bap-
fist Church of which Rev. M.
Anthony is pastor, on October
IA. His wife, Elizabeth, was
chief mourner Mr.. Davis home
was at 13SO9 Ridgeway.
Last rites were held for
Thomas Moss October 20, with
services in the Crook Funeral
Chapel, $500 West 18th street.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25
This Sunday at
Good Shepherd

work: A Divine Plan," End
Timothy 24:14, is the theme
and text for Divine Worship at
the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church this Sunday at 10:45 a.
m. The church is located at
1899 Claire boulevard.
You can benefit much by
hearing this message. We are
dealing with subject that has
robbed many of the peace and
happiness which could have
been theirs. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everyone.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25
THE JUDICIAL
AMENDM EMIT

Continued from Editorial page)
form Amendment at all. 1t is
a gutIess specter of the high
principIed Bar Association pro-
posaI; not at all the Amend
ment the people had been led
to expect and which had been
approved by many groups in
terested in better government
(P.T.TY etc.. Rather than a
true judicial Reform Amend
ment the voters are offered a
political device aimed at more
political domination OF the
courts. For this reason the
Amendment should NOT be ap-
proved by the voters on Novenn-
Der 18th. Vote NO on the blue
ballot!
WALTER C. DOLL, Jr.
Police Magistrate.
Posen, Illinois.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25

America unquestionably has
the highest standard of living
in the world. Too bad we can't
afford it." Pike Cnty Repub.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25
STATE OF ILLINOIS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
FOR WORK TO BE CONSTRUCTED UNDER
THE MOTOR FUEL TAX LAW



Sealed proposals for the Improvement of the
described herein will be received the office of the Council
President Trustees Village Robbins Cook
County, Illinois, until 800 o'clock PM Tuesday, November 49,
1858 and at that time publicly opened
2-DEscRPTIoN WORK.
(a) The officially Section 4-Cs
Artera Avenue, Claire Boulevard
CSAR1S6) 135th Street 49, Starting at
point Sixteen (16) North line
Central Park Avenue Claire Boulevard North 10135 feet
station 1O295; omit 600 station 10 49,
continue North to station 1884 station 1884
thence North 1912 of the
concrete 135h end improvement total
distance which oeS93 miles, to
be improved
CD The proposed improvement is Btumnous Surface
Treatment Sublass A3 Is feet wide, applied Seven CD
inch Gravel Crushed Course Type Twenty 600
wide Together with Driveways insh Gravel
Crushed Stone Surface Stone Course Type B.
3-INsTRUcTNIos TO BIDDERS.
Plans and proposal forms be obtained from the
Municipal Clerk Municipal Engineer Village Hail. 1927
18th Street, Robbins Illinois,
OBJ All proposals accompanied by
draft certified of the
the bid provided in the STANDARD Specifications
Road and Bridge prepared by the Department
of Public Works and Buildings of the State of Illinois
4-REJEcTIoN BIDS
President of Trustees the
right reject proposals
ORDER OF
President the Board of Trustees of the Village
Robbins Illinois, this 21st day of October, A. 1885,
There $40 fee forA
specification e Phone Flu 9-3471
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Legislators Urge
Shelter Program
AouinstA-Attuck
BY the Associated Press

Congress and the Eisenhower
administration have been
prodded to get going on a
multibillion- dollar program of
building shelters to protect
Americans against nuclear at
tack.
Otherwise, a House govern
ment operations subcommittee
said, Our country stands in
mortal danger"
In a report released yeSter-
day, the group criticized pres
ent plans of Federal Civil De-
tense officials to build 40 sam
pie shelters against radioactive
fallout for States and local in
terests to copy.
On this, the report said:
THE subcommittee will not
lend its endorsement to any
pretense that this policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Watchmen on Duty
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy,
q few showers this afternoon
and tonight, low 10. Partly
cloudy tomorrow, high in the
mid-S0s.
Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
night, lowest in the COS and
low 70s. Partly cloudy tomor-
row, high in the 80s. except
1880 in the mountains.
Virginia-Cloudy with scat
tered showers and thunder
storms tonight, low $50 in
the north and 67-73 in the
south. Partly cloudy tomorrow
with a few showers and cooler
in the south and not as warm
in the central portion.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
August 1916
Temperatures will average
near Washington's normals, "a
and 81. Cooler Thursday and
warmer by Saturday. Scattered
showers tomorrow and Wednes-
day may average one-half inch.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
heaches-Fair tomorrow, high
80. Wind NV. at 8 m.p.h,
Rehoboth Ocean City -
Mostly fair but chance OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
$4,000 Gems 7 aiken
From Tiffany Window

couple Of years after It's estab-
lishment in 1887. Its last seri-
Gus theft was in 1904 when
three diamonds worth $4,000
we're stolen.
In 1880, a blond told a sales
man she could not decide be-
tween two engagement rings.
He and a Pinkerton agent
ACCOMPANIED her to a hotel
where she could show both
rings to her mother, in bed
with a cold. She entered the
bedroom alone and escaped
through another door with the
rings.
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does not jeopardize their reg
ulsr monthly annuity payments
nor the 10 per cent increase In
pensions that went into effect
this month.
The apprehension among
some retired employees arose
over the fact that the veto
centered around an additional
$3.50 million item for the civil
service retirement fund But
csc officials say the $3.50 mil
lion item has nothing 10 do with
the regular payment Of annuity
benefits. nor with the 10 per
cent annuity raise which will
be received In the annuitant's
checks next month.
49,
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
National Federation Of Federal
Employees has chartered q new
local at Andrews Air Force
Base. The ofhcers elected are
John Frederick. president: VIII
liam o. Murphy. treasurer;
Ladislaw Esunas. financial Sec
rotary; and Bernice Mays, re-
cording secretary :. The
Foreign Claims Settlement
Commission has presented the
following awards: beneficial
suggestions. A. Jean Fitzgerald.
William Ingraham; superior
performance, Elizabeth Allen.
A. Jean Fitzgerald. Miriam
Neal; l5-years service. Elizabeth
Allen, Donald Benn, Margaret
Garner. Ben Greer. Edna Jones.
Charles Levine: Sugars service,
A. Jean Fitzgerald. Melvin Law.
Charles Levine and Virgil Moy-
ers. jr. Howard Fenster-
stock. general counsel Of the
Renegotiation Board, has been
given an outstanding service
award -. General Services
Administration, Region 3, has
presented sustained superior
performance awards to Bernice
sutton, Walter Sweetman,
Francis Taylor. jr.. Rose Terry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
White House Fovors
45-Doy Pay Measure
by JOSEPH YOUNG
star Htan Writer

The White House has let II be known that President Een
hover will the bill 10 speed up future raises for
Government per diem tbue collar workers the raises
10 into effect not later than Is work days after
the start OF a wage survey.
But the administration has strongly indicated that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

promises nationwide protection
against nuclear weapons effects
in the foreseeable future.
AN ostrich-like policy will
not save American lives and
property"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

showers tomorrow, high 81.
Wind variable at 8 m.p.h.
Mays Head Va. Beach -
Mostly fair and continued warm
tomorrow.
Chesapeake Bay - Partly
cloudy with chance of after
noon thundershowers tomor-
row, high IS. Wind variable at
10 m.p.h.
Skyline drive-Partly cloudy
with chance Of showers tomor-
row, high 1880. Visibility good
River Report
From s Engineersl
Potomac. RIVER cloudy at Harper
Ferry and cloudy at Great Falls.
Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Reading Washington National Airport
sam. ~ e 1 pm 800 s. 81
Record Temperatures This Year
| HigheSt, 95. on July s and 81,
Lowest. ) on February II
/ HiEh and Low Of Last 81 Hours
/ High. 20, at 3:45 pm.
| Low, 20. at 6:55 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic SURVEY
Today Tomorrow
Hizh S.15an R.12 am
Low No low today am. 19.44 am
High - : 40 pm 6:49 D m
1 Low 1889 pm i.2a D m
The sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6lSam. SOS p m
sun. tomorrow H:lSam. S'01 pm
Moon, today 2:40a.m Sis pm
Automobile liEhtS must be turned or
u1e-half hour after sunset,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

NEW YORK. Aug. II (AP).
AS the sun rose over Man
haitian yesterday, burglars
punched holes in two display
windows of staid, world-famed
Tiffany's and lifted out jewelry
valued at $163. 800.
The arrival in New York Of
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
A. Gromyko helped the brazen
burglars. A patrolman whose
beat includes the Fifth avenue
store was withdrawn to REIN
force a guard detail for the
Russian diplomat.
The loot Of the first burglary
at Tiffany's in more than so
years probably Melted about
$4,000. A fence. police say,
usually gives one-third Of the
total value.
Holes Made In Windows
Police believe the burglars
pounded at the shatterproof
display windows with sledge
hammers. making holes about
5 inches wide.
A mans arm could easily At
through each hole. The win
dows we're not protected by a
burglar alarm system.
Two diamond necklaces, a
diamond ring and a diamond
pin clip, all covered by insur-
ance, were stolen. Two sap
phire and diamond brooches.
which sell for about SO. 900 each.
were not taken. They were
possibly too far away to be
reached quickly.
Watchmen on Duty
The burglary was discovered
by a foot patrolman. On duty
at the store all night were two
watchmen. They said they had
not heard the breaking Of the
window glass, which is FIVE
eighths OF an inch thick.
Tiffany's was first robbed a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

Clifford rerwilliger. Lonnie
Thompson. Lucille Tillotson.
Marie Trout. Madelaine Turner.
Otis Turner. Lloyd Tyler. Mar
garet Tyree. Otis Waldrop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

INCREASED INJURY BENE-
FITS-Senator Purtell, Repub-
lican Of Connecticut. has spon-
sored a bill TO increase injury
compensation benefits incurred
by Federal employees prior to
July /. 1851.
Senator Purtell said he
realized 1t was too late for Con-
gress to act on the bill this
year, but added he was in
PRODUCING it in the hope 1t will
be the first order Of business"
by the appropriate Senate COM
mittee next year.
Pointing out that the injury
compensation benefits are COM
puted on an employees salary,
Senator Purtell noted there
have been two Federal pay
raises since 1851 and that. con-
sequently. employees injured be-
fore that time are drawing In
adequate injury compensation
benefits in view of the rise in
living costs since that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

Presidential veto would occur II
the pay raises are guaranteed
10 20 into effect not later than
30 work days after the start Of
a wage survey.
The Senate has approved the
30 work days provision. while
the House has okayed the IS
work day time limit.
The measure has now gone 10
conference. but Is being held up
while se-Senate conferees
first try and reach agreement
on the controversial Federal
employe security bill,
The Governments 10000
per diem workers are await
ing with great interest the out
come Of the legislation Affect
ing them. At present 1t often
takes six or eight months or
longer from the time a wage
survey Is ordered and the time
II finally is approved by the
head Of a department.
The White House objects Ia
the Senate's bill on the grounds
that it would make the pay
raises effective 80 work days
after a wage survey is ordered
Administration officials say
that a year could pass between
the time a survey is ordered
and the time when the sur
vey actually is begun. Conse-
quently, they declare that the
cost to the Government in ret
-oactive pay raises would be
excessive. They also feel the
day provision is too liberal
in any event.
There Is some confusion on
the Senate-approved bill. since
in the report accompanying
the bill it is stated that the pay
raises are to become effective
not later than 30 work days
after a wage survey begins. Al
any rate. the administration
prefers the House bill to the
Senate one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

REASSURANCE-Civil Serv-
ice Committee retirement ON
Gals reassure the Governments
retired employee that President
Eisenhower's recent veto of the
1859 Independent Ofices bill
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

Alvord Agency
Williams Electric
Newbury Auto Service
Burr and Smith Furniture
A. John Rose
Ross and Cromwell Drug Stores
ARP Food Store
jules
AIbert's Jewelry
The Country Casual Shop
Geauga Theatre
Chapman Coal Company
Thrasher Foods
@~ Cooks Drug Store
J.P. Walsh
Chardon Plaza Barber Shop
B&V Recreation
Farinacci Buick
Schinagle's
Shilling Chevrolet
Chardon Savings Bank Co.
Frank Chevrolet
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
Finch Dry Cleaners
Mazny's Greenhouse
P. F. Nolan Co.
Dethloff Flying School
Western Aute
Spear Motor Sales
Carlson Hardware
Security Federal Saving and Loan
Haueter Building Supplies
Chardon Oil Co.
City Loan
Chapman Shoe Store
Land Title and Trust Co.
Christian Seiesce Society
Burr Funeral Home
Pay Less Here
Radio Lab
Pulsifer Garden and Lawn Supplies
w. s. Richards and Sons
Chardon Refrigeration
Uptown Restaurant
Baker Coal Co.
Helser Implement
Dale Carnegie
Bob Smith Insurance
First National Bank of Burton
CORD
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Upholstery
Third Floor. Washington;
Lower Lerel. Arlington

l.98 20 2.20 Decorator Fabrics
Includes heavyweight bardcloths. Ira I'd.
gold overlays. plain sheers and other Asp~
fabrics for slipcovers and draperies
%" wide; horals, moderns and
traditional prints, solids.
2.30 20 2.7O Decorator Fabrics
Includes solid color textured weaves I GO 3D.
and gold overlap bardcloths, novelty AsUV
weaves. lurex fortisans. printed
antique satins and others; 4s" wide.
Third Floor. Washington Only
4e-2ss and ass Plastic sIipcovers; chair, sofa
iS-isSs Comfy Ready MADE Sofa Covers; as is,
zoo
SsSs TO SsSs Custom-made Sofa sIIpeovers;
assorted styles - - 1900
2sSs 10 S2.ss Custom-made ChaiP sIIpcovers;
assorted styles - 500
N-139S 10 1888 Ruffled Curtains; orion. nylon
double width; 81. SO. r. Si-inch lengths pr. $50
I-Iss Kenneth De Luxe RULED NyIon and
Orion Curtains; 90" DIT. 399
lo-SAs and SOS Ruined BemberE Curtains:
So, 1871 " pr 2.g9
Ia-aAs and $40 Ruined Chromspun Curtains;
72~; D0D; white Or. 2.g9
sO--7.ss and ssso Dust Rufies; single, double
bed sizes; assorted colors. fabrics l.99
50-7.9s 10 9.9s Chromspun Taffeta Draperies;
unlined; 90" long; assorted colors pr. 4.A
36-i.se Unfinished Ccrnices; scalloped design;
ss-x.ts diminished Cornics., scallOped design;
36"wide; 10" deep .--.-.-...-- 1888
lo-s.ss Unfinished Redwood cornices; 70" long,
10" deep ... .li0
1855 Plastic Flexadoor in oak or grey color;
32xs0~ --------~------------.b. De
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Street Floor, Washington onii

10000 Flatware Service for 8. Twilight pat
tern in silverpate. Now .. 1898
6--i7.5O-Roast Sets. Bright Future" pattern,
800
200 Pieces-59c 10 7sc Stainless Steel Flatware.
Non-matching patterns :. -e-.-.----.-. 3 20
$500 Large Serving Trays Slightly scratched,
q 1892
sPins Tas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Chi,,ss and Gifts

Third Floor. Washington. Street Floor. Arlington
27-lss Black Metal Hanging Planters with
4s-20o pr Miniature Pictures, gold finish
IaAllcS. Eu4k Asvy
3s-l0o Decorated 3M-Inch Platters SOC
17-5Ss Crystal S-Pe. Cocktail Set with tray, 2S9
less Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer 3.9s
16-4.Ss Italian handkerchief Relish Trays.
5-part 2A9
Glass Aluminium Relish Dishes. apart - 1.ls
10 prs.-2.9s Permalite Candlesticks. Pair Las
i2-4.9s COlored Pottery Canister Set, 3-pc.. 2.4s
1888 Three Tier Tidbit Trays. decorated. 1.49
5000 Twenty Piece Imported China Starter
Sets. discontinued pattern; plain white. gold
decoration - 9.98
1s-3ss White China Gravy Beats, gold deco
ration ~ LIS
3o-s.s5 Five-Piece American China Place Set
tings decorated: discontinued patterns 2.s9
1O-s99S Imported China Dinner Sets, 77-piece.
service Tor lz----------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
TOyIaisd
Fourth Floor. Washington;
LoiDer Leuel, Arlington

LotDef Lepefg ATuHQtoH
1855 Bouncing Bronco Horses ----.-. SAT
10-59S DOLE Feed and Play Table - ESQ
15-29S Doll Car Bed, folding Lac
2O-294 Paly Drill Sets, battery operated :. Las
20-49s Giant Nested Block Sets 2.l9
S-ll.9S Students Arm Chairs wax birch finsh
500
l4-4.Ss Kindergarten Chairs, maple finish, 249
1898 Three Piece Table Sets, formica tops
wax birch ...-... ..- 499
25-9sc Tell-Time Clock Books -....--. !. l9c
25-9sc Fllp-Flop Face Books l9c
2O-19S Nursery Rhyme Puppet Books i. 99c
$500 Educational Peg-A-Part Clocks $50
1900 Take Apart Fire Plugs 100
1880 Tinkle Bell Food Grinders .-.--.- l50
1878 Chatter Cash Registers $500. 1s9
10-49S Shuttle Baseball Games - = 2l9
25-29S Military Transport with Cannon 149
2O-l.9s Ferry Boats with Cars SOC
iO-99S FOur-Piece Football Suits. small size, ass
s-9.0s Fire Department Sets. battery operated,
499
1888 Golden Trumpets -------------A1Y9
lS-l.5O Nary Mix Egg Beaters----------,7 Sc