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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
InsurunceMun
Freed From
Prison Dies

ORANGE. N. j.. Feb. is lF1.
John r. Cooney. 66-year-old
former insurance company ex-
ecutive convicted of embezzling
funds from the giant combine
he helped build. died today.
The one-time head Of the
Loyalty Insurance Group was
released from e'Prison yes
terday after serving 20 days
Of q two-year sentence for en-
bezzling $262.O0O while presi-
dent of the insurance combine.
Superior Court Judge Alex
ander P. Waugh ordered Cooney
released yesterday after getting
a medical report that Cooney
was in critical condition.
A few hours after the release
order was signed. Cooney was
transferred from the prison
hospital at Trenton to St.
Mary's Hospital here. He died
lat GAS this morning.
Cooney had been ailing for
some time. A year ago he
underwent a leg amputation be-
cause of circulatory difficulty.
He suffered a heart attack at
the prison Tuesday.
Attorney Joseph H an d e n
asked Judge Waugh to lift the
sentence Tuesday. After get
ting Q report from the prison
physician and two other doc
tors, Judge Waugh gave Cooney
a suspended sentence yesterday.
The Judge left unchanged a
$4,000 fine against him.
Cooney had pleaded no de-
Tense to the embezzlement
charge. He was scheduled to
be tried March II with two
others on charges Of defraud-
ing the Firemen's Insurance
Co., a Loyalty Group affiliate,
by approving fraudulent bills.
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.Indiu Press GriIIs
ILodqe on China

NEW DELHI. Feb. Is tP1.--
United Nations ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge met the
Indian press and a barrage Of
questions about Communist
China today.
The United States chief rep
resentative to the United Ma
lions stated the American posi-
ton. The answers did not seem
to satisfy most of the news
papermen who agree with
Prime Minister Nehru that
Communist China should be
admitted to the U. N.
THE United Nations charter
does not say nations should be-
long just because they exist,
Mr.. Lodge said, adding that the
charter requires them to be
peace loving"
I'VE contend the communist
Chinese regime is not peace
loving" Mr.. Lodge said. THE
United Nations General Assem-
bly, has officially declared the
communist regime an agrees
Sor."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Corcorun Exhibit
ToShow ItuIiun Art

Most of the trends in Italian
contemporary art will be ex-
emplified in an exhibition to
be held at the Corcoran Gallery
of Art from February %
through March 16.
The exhibition, announced
by Hermann Warner Williams.
jr., gallery director, was Sc
lected by the art critic LioneIlo
Ventura. a professor at the Uni
versity of Rome and a noted
supporter of modern art.
There will be A paintings.
each by a different artist.
The showing will be opened
by the Ambassador Of Italy and
Signora Brosio at the members
preview at 8:45 pm. Friday.
1t is held under the auspices of
the Casa Italiana OF Columbia
University, and was organized
by Prof. Peppino Mangravite
1t is being circulated through
out the United States by the
American Federation Of Arts.
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courage Post ONCE construction
was a good beginning. But he
said otter necessary steps are
a relaxation Of mortgage guar
antees, ON FILA and Veteran
housing, and "a general ADAM
donment of the tight money
policy" by lowering interest
rates.
Senator Gore also stressed
the needs of agriculture. adding
that people seem to have for
gotten that agriculture is a
basic industry and that all de-
pressions have been farm-led
and farm-fed."
Stresses Need Of Confidence
The Tennessee Senator also
has proposed useful public
works, such as school, street and
bridge repairs. and reclaima-
ton projects. But he said the
task of restoring confidence
cannot be done by Government
employment alone.
IN emphasizing the impor-
lance of confidence. Senator
Gore said it has been estimated
the American people could
postpone for an entire year 40
per cent of normal purchases
without seriously affecting their
personal standard of living. He
said many men could go an
other year without buying a
suit. an automobile or a new
TV set. These postponable
purchases are the ones af-
fected by the psychological
factor of confidence. he added.
Senator Case. Republican Of
New Jersey, said the need for
school construction is being
denied a place in the public
works programs now being put
forward by certain leaders in
Congress.
The stark facts are that we
still have a shortage of more
than 100000 public school
claSsrooms," said Senator Case
las a result. teachers are try
ing to educate in overcrowded
and obsolete claSSrooms-in
basement boiler rooms. in COR
ridors or even worse, in classes
limited to half sessions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Red Cross Will Hear
Douglas Fuirbunks

Actor Douglas Fairbanks, jr.,
will address the District Red
Cross ChApter's recognition
ceremony" at 8 pm. Wednes-
day, February 26. at the De-
partmental Auditorium, Con-
Stitution avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
NV.
The ceremony will honor 100
local organizations which have
participated five years or more
in the Red Cross Entertain
ment and Instruction Service
or the camp and hospital COM
mittee of the Production and
Supply Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

Assistance to taxpayers in
this area will be given each
Monday to Friday from $3.50
am. to 5 pm. If. after
attempting to complete your
own Federal tax form, you
have difficulties. then visit
the first floor of the Internal
Revenue Service Building,
Twelfth street and COnsti-
tuition avenue NV. or tele-
phone Sterling $500 and
ask for taxpayer assistance"
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in the past few weeks to affect
their chances of reducing the
House approved IS billion fig
ure.
/. Latest figures place the
number Of unemployed at as
million. This has brought de-
mands in Congress for heavier
spending on public works, or a
tax reduction. Either of these
steps would make 1t harder for
the treasury to get by without
a substantial increase in the
debt ceiling.
2. Mr. Byrd's announcement
that he is retiring from the
Senate at the end of this year
is believed to have strengthen
ed the group on the Finance
Committee favoring the IS bill
lion debt boost.
Compromise Suggested
There is one compromise that
may be considered when the
committee meets. probably
Wednesday. That would be to
grant the IS billion figure for
one year instead of the 10
months requested by the Pres
ident. But that would merely
require Congress to review the
subject few months earlier
than it would under the adj
ministration bill in the 1853
session.
The debt has been running
close to S274.5 billion recently,
or within $500 million of the
present ceiling. Support for the
increase to $3.50 billion is be-
lieved to be even stronger in
the Senate itself than in the
Finance Committee.
At least one committee menu
Der. Senator Douglas. Democrat
of Illinois. has indicated he does
not think the SIS billion increase
is high enough in view Of the
present economic situation,
which may prompt Congress to
approve pump printing pro-
grams.
What Douglas Told Anderson
Senator Douglas told Treas
ury Secretary Anderson at a
Joint Economic Committee
hearing last week that lit
would be very humiliating il
you have to come back before
Congress adjourns and ask for
a raise in the debt limit once
again"
Il may say I am going to
vote for an increase in the debt
limit to $3.50 billion" Senator
Douglas continued. But ! beg
you. don't force us to do this
twice. If We are going to do it
do it enough the first time sno
give yourself enough leeway."
But Senator Gore, Democrat
of Tennessee. another Finance
Committee member, said hi
thinks the SIS billion increase
will be enough unless the econ
omy should "go into a steer
slide. which is threatened un'
less the Government steps il
with action"
Senator Gore made it cleal
he regards job-creating expen-
ditureS as more urgently needed
than tax cuts to stimulate ths
economy.
Calls Jobs More Important
People in the direst neec
have little if any tax liability.
the senator said. Tax reduc.
ton to them may mean little
What they need is a job"
Pointing out that the econ
omy is based largely on conf.
dence. Senator Gore said the
first need today is assurance BY
deeds rather than words thai
the Government will not permit
"the present recession to de-
velop into a depression"
The Senator said President
Eisenhower's program TO en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, february g. 1883
Senators Due to Okoy
S. Billion Debt Boost
BY J. A. O'LEARY
Star star writer

The Senate Finance Committee is ready to approve this
week the administrations request for S. billion increase in
the national debt learned yesterday from reliable
Although committee members led by Chairman Byrd
Democrat of Virginia believe the Treasury could get by with
billion this number things have happened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

This handsome, wonderfully
flexible shelving can make
any door or wall a handy
storage space. Door n Wall
Shelves. finished in a tough
baked-on enamel. expands
from Ia to "a" wide. Unit
has 3 strong shelves that
can be adjusted up or down
at /" intervals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

eosily adopted 70 any store
layout. Neoily stores end dis
Ploys cons, boxes, dry goods.
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To keep his tools where he wants them
all the time! -Four easy to assemble
parts. No. l and better yellow pine.
Top is II inches long, % inches deep.
Made of 2-inch stock, glued construction.
Has tool rack and shelf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
APIS. MISUNDERSTANDING. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

ABC MOVERS = Very reasonable
moving, Serving Wash, and vicin-
ity. Call US now, sP. 3-77il,
sAVE--Fiat rates. YOU pack, Free
wardrobe Call - mrs. insur. HILLS
TRANS, LU 10000, sP, s-Od66
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE,
viii accept surplus furn, as part
payment on your moving, storage,
reasonable rates. IA. 0-2037. 81
HARRIS MOvERs---Insured van
as low as S. per hour, 10. 1851
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches Z specially &. NOR.
RIs, To 2.ll50 or II, 6.2Ss9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage
In separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-Ot04, UNION 9TOR.
ACE co, INC Established 1909
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night. reas rates DU 7-0bS7
Du SHha. } 4 x MOVING co
TAYLOR TRANSFEE-Eight rooms;
as low as $40; enclosed padded
vans. "a -hr service AID o-o4OD
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BETHEsDA--colonial brick home
Nv. rm., din rin.. library. kit!
powder rm,, laundry; I bedrms.,
baths on IND A., . bedrms, and
bath on Ord A. fSuit for serv-
ants. LARGE lot trees. VII
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALASKA AVE. OFF 10th ST.
Beautiful 4-bedroom Colonial,
baths rec. rm. with tub bath ant
kitchenette makes aptl; deep lot
gear garage. Option to buy. 49E
trust. small down payment. owner
Call tn, 2-22i3.
ALEX.--. bedrms,, immac.. newl,
dec; compl. furn., incl. TV, wash.
err utils.; avail. Oct. 1, CT. B-53f4
ARL.-2 bedrms. lac. yard; COW
shopping. school and churches
S125 mo ia. 7-2g12,
ARL., So bedrms.: fenced I'd,
patio with firepl. mr.. bus, stores
schools; Sl25. JE. 4.699a.
ARLINGTON, s.-5-rm. Furnished
bungalow incl. washer, cooking
utensils and dishes: full bsmt.
gas heat: vacant, tenant may pur'
chase furnishings on mo, pymts
Rent. Sis. Call j. II. BENOIT
Realtor. KE. S-6677.
ARL.-For rent BY OWNER. ..
bedrm. brk. bungalow, finished
attic, incl. utils., auto. washer
located . blks n. OF Westovel
Shopping Center, prefer settled
couple: occupy Oct. l.. Call KE
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Rambler. style home. built this year
Large yard. Quiet street, 3 bed
rooms, . baths, all modern con-
veniences. Rent, S2l5.
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THE BRoADMooR
APARTMENTS WANTED

CONN. AVE. AREA--Nicely fur
nished 2-bedrm. apt; cow. trans
portation; 3 mos. or longer. RA.
3-2322.
DISCREET educated young couple
and son (4lz) need apt. with space
for electric organ. Empl. Sc. but
cleanliness and space more impor-
tant than location. Absolute Al
refs Cali p; F. REINs, LU. 4
QUIET, mature, empl. Protestant
lady. nonsmoker, nondrinker, de-
in white neighborhood. Has 2
young cats who are pretty, friend
", clean, quiet, and absolutely
odorless. S75 tops, incl. utils. no.
2-7S3l after z pm.
YOUNG Jewish gentleman would
ike large furn. bedrm. or Ell
with pvt bath, vic. Of Walter
Reed. Box 2s0-X, Star.
ONE FLOOR or SIN. apt: one lady.
empl.. quiet: abt. $40: white, d c.;
state location. Box 367-S, Star.
suBLET-etieiency, inTnished, fOT
gentleman Cali Sunday til 4
pm, DU. 7-s6S6, Ext. 112.
I'VE HAVE A CONSTANT source Of
white applicants for NV. and Nd
apis. Call LEVIN. Sun, ewes, EN-
3-63s1: daily. DI. 7-0175.
SCI. MAN des. furn. bach. or enc.
In NV. apt. bldg. for 2 mos. Advise
add. and mo rate. Box 350-s, star
C0LORED-sNfALL APT. for woman
! and child; OF Benning road. Call
Sat. and sun. LU. 4-4053.
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HOUSES UHFURMlsnED
tcoNIlNUIpl

ARL. N.-High.grade rambler;
bedrms. 2 baths, SEP. din, rm
full bsnlt rec. rnn carport. 500
AsK=usl REALTY co. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

CONN. AVE. AREA--Nicely fur
nished 2-bedrm. apt: cow. trans
portation. mos. or longer. RA.
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WHEATON, $50 mo, 3-bedrm
seml-det,, near schools TAM
BLYN 4 CO., 10. 5-2930, VII
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CLosE.IN vA.y Psrklawn area =
beautiful lot: full bsmt.; avail
mined; 1928 for long lease. c. B,
o,sHAuGHNEssY. Agent, JE. p
nAnA LIZ 0.lll0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

ARL., 2sl2 LIST rd, n, Lyon Park
Unique attfae,, e-rm. brk,; firepl
cow, close-in loo, now avail.
Sis mo. IA. 2-3443.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER
With dream kitchen. 3 bedrms.
ga baths, . fireplaces, full bsmt
In nearby Va. less than Is minis
from D. c. $780, Variety Of othel
homes to choose from. ARTHUR
L. WALTERS CO.. INC, IA. 5.
541l or IA. 7-2571.
4IO4 MILITARY RID. NV.
4 bedrms., = baths: oil heat: de-
taehed garage: completely redeco
rated inside and out. S135.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth St.. NV. RE. 1856
III CONGRESS ST. Sc.
Z, rooms, ga. baths, automatic ga
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST BR
300 2 ST. NV. ST 3-560C
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ALMOST new bedrm.. IA
baths, ultra mod. kit. daylight
rec. rm, and ldry., shopping Va
block. Bus downtown, Pentagon
and Navy In minutes. OWNER
ia. R-2609.
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tcoNIINUtp)
1 UPHOLSTERY SHOP, I'd furniture
store, well established. reasonablsi
la..n 49,. q

UPHOLSTERY sHOP. Id furniture
store, well established, reasonabiei
long lease, NO 7-0i45,
SILVER SPRING TAVERN. $4,000
" gross bargain At Sa,b00. Nv.
a.i532 JU. 5-4554. oRuBB-
DUE TO Ill HEALTH I am otierinE
/ my nursing home At the extremely
low price OF $4,000; CONSISTING Of
10 rms. and 3 baths, beds and
equipment, accommodations for s
and state. MI. Airy Nd, ieS.W.
BEAUTIcIANs DREAM = stay
home and work In this salon,
equipped a-bedroom shineled
home with equipped kitchen; ex-
pansible attic and screened porch.
nice tree-shaded lot; In Fairfax.
LANIER, Broker, IA. 7-343l.
BEAUTY sHoP, well esteblished;
oTnsr musf retire; very rsaSofi.
able. JU. a-503S.
LIQUOR LICENSE WANTED D, G.
Have present estab place; pay
all cash Box Ask, star.
LuNCHEONETTE-short hrs. bis-
Top location. SO. 600 cash handles.
LES SHELBY broker Ma s-4550.
STORE IN TOWN OTHER IN
TERFSTS FORCE ME 10 SELL
1T. RA. 3-O234 WEEKDAYS
CAFE, with beer: downtown loo;
stainless steel and tile: ideal for
super sandwich shop: - 500 dn,,
/ A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S3"b.
sM. DELICATEssEN with fountain:
machines pay rent; price. $500,
terms; rent, S125 incl SIN. apt.
inc. 500 vk. A. r. sEELYE' Dl.
GROCERY SUPER, in sub. shop.
center; inc: S255,O00 yr;i ar
cond. 3SxS5; hrs. $50 70 2;
stock. $4,000: down S12, 900, A.
r. SEELYE, DI 7-S325.
REsTAURANT-BEER, income, 500
wk; guar, period: hrs. 8 TO 8, =
days; rent AZ slSO' mel mel. aptss nov nSS
down $1,000. Cali Mr.. fowler,
WA. r. SEELYE, d. 7-S325.
sM. REsTAURANT-Hrs. s to 5, 8
days; inc. $500 wk.; rent, 500,
| incl. heat and water: help, $40
wk. A. r. sEELYE. pI. 7-s325.
CARRY-OUT SHOP, downtown of
fee building trade; income $500
DAYS: ali new; $500 down. A.. r,
sEELYB. DI. 7.SS25.
SMALL RESTAURANT = Beer IL
cense, seats As. Completely equip.
Income approx. $4,000 mo. Same
S SWfNs Il Really Wv NE REi'ise .O4 sslSsh'.
LAUNDRY AND DRYCLEANING-
Best loo. in town; in bus. 10 yrs;
Income over $4,000 In 81. Hand
laundry can do much better. Sell
ing because OF health, Asking $500.
i lll4 H ST. NV.
LUNCHEONETTE IN N.W.-Corner,
well equipped, doing good business.
easy to operate; $1,000 dn. ORA
VILLAS REAL ESTATE CO., AID.
1 2-0742.
PRINTING PLANT-Hot and cold
! composition: letter presses. onset
color camera. plate-making and
presses: complete bindery. Must
sell; price, 100000. Box 366-S.
Star. 2S@
PRINTING LOCATION for sale with
living quarters Price reduced Tor
IA. 5-S245.
LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS
cash clients IN. Y. coop. assoc. },
GIBRALTAR, Wash, Bldg, d. c.
MOTEL, Va; can show $4,000 net
year; swim. pool, golf, etc, Sub.
cash dn. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
DELICATEsSEN-S2,50O VIZ. bus.
Sill. Spg. area. Ideal for Q families.
Good terms. GIBRALTAR co.
FURN. STORE, Rockville, Nd. :
New-used; excel. business. Well
stocked; good terms. Also in Va.
suburbs. GIBRALTAR co.
COIN LAUNDROMAT - Estb, and
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WHEATON-Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; most cow. TO everything
Si15 mo. or can purchase immed
| Occupancy LO 4-1lB0
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HOUSES UNFURMIsHED

9t il.,y SOUTHERN gII.l ES,,.. AYE; Sc ::0,.5
HARRISON a ADAMS
D32 X ST, NV, MA. S-s30S
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HOUSES uRFuRMIsHED

SPRINGFIELD, vA.-3-bedrm, Colo
NAL. Lge, liv. I'm. with firepl., din
rm., EQUIP. kit, Ia baths, full
hsmt central air cond.. $3.50 mo
Several lther modern and clear
brick homes from which to choose
| Some avail. immed. Call today
| LYNCH BROTHERS. INC, Spring
field. Va, FL. $4,000. CLOSED Sun
Sc, n,w.--Redecorated: 4 bedrms
q. : OWNER tx. 6-64S6' "
VIENNA--Nearly new rambler OF
fenced lot; 3 bedrmS., . baths
equip. kit with table SPACE, bsmt
sl30, mo. LYNN REALTY, KE
VIENNA. VA,-Professionally dec
.-bedrm., 1lp-bath Cape Cod, on
neigh; 1888 Du. 5-e634.
wEsTGATE, MD, 5ia3 Allan ter
race -bedrm brick rambler on
nicely handicapped fenced lot Mr.
schools and rec, area. $3.50 per
mo. For appointment, call ma, s.
as4e; s eyes pv al L,rG 2i37l4' OLIVER
MISSIONER, 5sl2 N, 18th st.
S11O. O-rm. det, bsmt cow
location. KE, 6-65b5 after = pm
wHEATON--sublet TO july 2-bed.
Ini., mod house; lge. fenced I'd,
firepl., washer; Sl10. VIII, 6-6s03
WHEATON-Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; most cow. 10 everything
Sl15 mo. or can purchase, immed
occupancy. 10. 4-7l66.
WHEATON, $50 mo. 3-bedrm
BLYN 4 CO., 10. 5-e93O, WI
ALMOST News bedrm,. ia
rec. rm, and ldry.. shopping "a
block. Bus downtown, Pentagon
and Navy In minutes. OWNER
1904 n ST. s.E.-Rent SI15
semidet. brick house and garage;
5 rms. and bath, plus air
eond., rec, rm. with complete
bath, Al eond.. refs. and lease
required. Key at 1902 r st.. sc.
OWNER, AID. 4-4339.
see SEWARD SQUARE Sc
rms, bath, hot-water heat; newly
decorated. Rent, $75.50; key 81
500 Seward square sc. B r
SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV. MA
$1,000.
SMALL HOUSE mr.. Westover, undel
| 500, All modern convenienceS
JE. 2-1047.
CLOSE.IN VA.J Psrklawn area =
Delightful 3-bedrm. rambler OF
beautiful lot: full bsnlt.; avail
mined; 1928 for long lease. c. B
o'sHAuGHNEssY. Agent, JE. .
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Please Cali Paul Morgan
Routh Robbins Rentals
$40 Madison st.. Alex. XII. $4,000
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BETHESDA, 3403 coauelin ter.
raee---3 bedrms, or . bedrms. ano
den; liv rm., din. rm., kit,
baths. newly decorated: SiBb
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC co
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PLAN Use your Revolving Charge Account for any item in
this section and take up to 10 months to poy
PLAN Use your regular Shopping PIoe Account for uny item
in this section.
~ yOM already kare q Shopping Plate
or Rer0IUing Charge Account vOw ssay open .
n separate Furniture end Observation-Disclosures Account
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SLEEP FURNITURE. BEDROOM.
DINING ROOM

Aportment-Size Bed Davenport, full innersprine
nnottress. $l29
1905 Modern 3-Pc Bedroom, double dresser
chest. bed 1895
1895 18th Century 5-Pe Mahogany Veneer Bed
room Suite SLIT
259.95 9th Century 6-Pe. Dining Room. mohoe-
any. SLIT
eth Floor. Washington and PARKinoton; ,rd Floor.
Stipev Spring
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PLAN Arrange Furniture and Homefurnshnes and take
up years poy Buy to $500 worth Of furniture and puy S3
month For only month buy 400 worth and $40
month for only $40 month buy $500 and poy $50
per month! See the chart below
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Reg. 5.9S
WOVEN RATTAN
TUB CHAIRS
'; c:is; 3.99
RUGS AND CARPETS

RUGS AND CARPETS
II Pert. se5-l495 BroodIoom, oII-nyIon or oil
wool. So. yd. 500
1926 Imported Cotton Hooked Rugs, s's"xl l'6".
II PERT 1926 AII-NyIon BroodIoom Rugs. 6xo.
1899
1851 IS Fiber Ruos, 6xo 1925
34.95-3e95 Ovol Rush Rugs, 6xl2 or 9xl2. SIS
II Pert. 9.o5-l2,95 All-Nylon Broodloom. So. I'd.
400
1925 Al-WooI BroodIoom, tone tone. So yd.
500
1899 Cotton Hand Hooked Rugs 46"x68". 7.99
69.o5 Hooked Rugs, 8'8"xll'6". royon-wocI- cottle
hoir. 1895
Royon Tweed BroodIoom with ATTACHED FOAM
CUSHION. So. yd 3.99
1885 o5 Broodloonn Rugs, 46x6. SIS
9Th Floor washington: srd Floor Siper Spring;
eth Floor, PARKington
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BLANKETS, TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS, BATH MAT SETS

1895 Seconds of FieIdcrest AcriIon Blankets,
72x90". S.95
3. 80 Imported Hand Hemned Domosk Sets, pos
tells 1888
5.ee Cotton Rug Runners, 27x48" and 24x7o".
for IS
2.99 Seconds Of Cannon Towels, 25x50', Z for So
2.99 Chenille Both Mot Sets in colors I.99
o9c Seconds of Common Both Towels z for 81
SO. 98-9-Pc Hand Embroidered Linen Banquet
Sets 1898
s 80 to TO- 90 Docron- filled Comforters, $50
sth Floor. Washington: rd Floor. Silper Spring
and PARKinotoH
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MODERN 8 TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

o95 KroehIer Living Room, includes sofo-
bed and choir! ottoman, z throw pillows, plostic
chair and tobles. SlS0
sweep, eoIors 1895
~ eth Floor Washington and PARKinCton; ~
Jrd Floor StlUer Spring
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE. BEDDING
Mersnnon Modern Spice Walnut Tobes fornco
tops Others slightly higher 1895 ca.
24o5 lnnersprino Twin-Size Mattresses. medium
firm. SIS
9Th Floor. Washington ana PARKinOton:
3rd Floor, StIper Spring
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s7o $40 ,1O $3.50 $40 $500 $500 $50 $1,000
!sz-.M sl s.. SIS SIS q. $40 Sal $. ss $50 $50
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INFANTS FURNITURE

3Ie5 Fomous Chico Crib. oII-hordwood double
drop Sides SIC
and Floor Washington; lh Floor, Silper Spring;
3rd Floor. PARKtnpton