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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

School. His address there
capped a day-long campaign
drive in Carroll County.
He denied that the Demo-
Gratis had made any patronage
promises to anyone. II don't
care what you hear to the con-
trary," he said.
The Democratic ticket has
been under heavy fire from
G. o. P. gubernatorial candi-
date James P. Devereux en- the
patronage and bossism ques-
ton.
Puts Speech Aside
Mr.. TaweS answered the
charges last night in an UNI
written talk after putting aside
a prepared address.
THE Republicans have
charged that our Statewide
ticket is dominated by boss
ISM" Mr.. TaweS said.
What a ridiculous state
ment. This is something about
which they know nothing. If
ever a ticket was free of boss
ism, it was this ticket" he con-
tinued.
He then recounted how the
harmony ticket had been
formed. After his own an
nouncement, he said. along
came c. Ferdinand Sybert's de-
cision to seek reelection and
the filing of Louis L. Goldstein
for controller. .
Mayor D'Alesandro, he con-
tinued, had decided originally
to run for Governor. but at a
meeting in Annapolis of party
leaders a resolution was adopt
ed urging him to run for the
Senate and for Mr.. Tawes to
support him for the job.
Ranked by Charges
This was done in an open
meeting, not in a smoke-filled
room as our opponents would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Three Get 20 Years
In Virginia Robbery

(AP).-Three men who pleaded
guilty to assaulting and robbing
an elderly man have been SEN
fenced to 20 years each in the
State Penitentiary.
They are Crisman Henry
Shipe, AZ; Luther w. Miller
At, and Ernest Lee Hayes, jr.,
rs. All were living in the In
wood, w. Va, area when they
were apprehended. The SEN
tence was imposed Monday in
Frederick County Circuit Court.
Andrew Whales, rs, of near
Winchester, was robbed and
beaten at his home July 7. The
trio was charged with the theft
of $32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

well and another child is ex-
cluded because he is doing we'll.
II can't say much for the
reason here, " Mr.. Battle Of
fered.
We'll, will you admit this
boy. then?," the Judge asked.
Mr.. Battle quickly said: Eyes,
sir, we will have to admit him"
NAACP Official's Daughter
A girl, Olivia Ferguson, was
denied admission to Lane High
School because "she was judged
by the interviewing committee
not to be in the best mental
state for this transfer" Mr..
Battle explained.
Judge Sobeloff asked what
this meant.
well. I'll tell you frankly"
the Charlottesville spokesman
said, her father is president of
the NAACP (National Associ-
alton for the Advancement Of
Colored People, in Charlottes-
vile.
The school authorities know
she is being pushed, pushed,
pushed. Judge Paul said him
self it might not be q good
idea to transfer her in her
fourth year of high school. But
he argued that he was not the
guardian of her welfare but
of her constitutional rights"
Mr.. Wickham interjected: 81
think it's clear that Judge Paul
sat as a school board and sub
stituted his views for theirs.
This was not treating the board
with the respect to which they
are entitled, and we think it is
contrary to law"
Oliver w. Hill, representing
the Negro children in the case,
pointed out Charlottesville has
had several years in which to
prepare for Indignation follow
ing court DEGREES.
They have resisted all
along" he said.
Gradual Plan
Mr.. Battle said Charlottes-
vile has established a program
of gradual Indignation, which
has been attacked by all the
segregationistS. :"
Attorney General Harrison
added: During this difficult
period of transition, it would
be unfair to inject a Negro into
a white school,"
But Judge Sobeloff coun-
tered: "All of these things
happen during transition. But
if nothing is done, there is no
transition"
Asked finally by Mr.. Harri-
son to grant a temporary stay
pending your determination
whether you will grant a stay
until we appeal the order" the
judge responded:
I'm not granting stays with
out knowing what I'm doing
Presumably, Judge Paul knows
what he is doing"
He said he would expedite as
much as possible a hearing on
the appeal.
The VirginianS intend to take
the case. regardless OF a de-
cision on the stay, to the full
Fourth Circuit Court of APP
peals probably next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Judge SobeIoH Weighs
Stoy for Charlottesville.
BY A. L. SINGLETON
Star staH Writer

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 17-Federa Judge Simon Sobeloh
still considering today whether to give life the
fight of Charlottesville Va. for school segregation
Virginia attorneys had asked him to a
order admit IL Negro children white in
Charlottesville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
I owes Ticket to Avoid
Patronage Campaign.
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star star Writer

WESTMINSTER, Md, Sept. III. Miard Tawes last
night said the Maryland Statewide Democratic candidates
made solemn pledge against campaigning promises based
on political patronage.
His to charges of boss domination and patronage
made before sparse crowd the Westminster High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
WEIGHTED' BODY
FOUND IN BAY

EASTON, Md. (AP).-
The body Of a man was
pulled from Chesapeake
Bay today about Is miles
south OF the Bay Bridge.
One report said a weight
was found tied to the body.
State police said a boat
was to bring the body to
Tilghman's Island for
further investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Ranked by Charges

This was done in an open
meeting, not in a smoke-filled
room as our opponents would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Driver Dies
As Car Rams
Cement Wall

A construction worker last
night became Alexandria's first
traffic death Of the year when
his speeding car rammed a ce-
ment wall in the 1900 block OF
Russell road.
The dead man was identified
by police as George Diuguid. Al,
of 1916 Ebert avenue, Alexan-
dria. He was pronounced dead
on arrival at Alexandria Hos
pital from a broken neck.
Police said skid marks and
the property damage inflicted
by the car indicated a speed of
up to 70 miles an hour.
Pvt. James A. Glass reported
the car was going north on
Russell road about $3.50 pm.
when it struck pole in front
of 2l03 Russell road. glanced of
and skidded about 200 feet.
The car crossed lawns and
sidewalks fronting 2l05 and
2107 Russell avenue. bowled
over a stop sign. crossed Gusts
avenue. and crashed broadside
into the l8-inch-high wall at
220l Russell road,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
FIJI Mans Wife Solves
Case Of Missing Boy, II

a third grade student in a Balti-
more elementary school. he told
Mrs. Miles. And running away
from home had not turned out
to be the lark he thought it
was, Joseph told her. He wanted
to go home.
Start for Alexandria
Mrs. Miles drove Joseph to
her home at 20l East Taylor
Run parkway, in Alexandria,
and called her husband at the
FBI. The efficient bureau took
over from there. The Baltimore
police were called and, in turn,
Joseph's parents. His stepfather
James Fontz, and his mother
were frantic.
AS soon as they got the word
that Joseph was safe in Alex
andria. they started out after
their Grant son.
The reunion was fearful but
happy. and punctuated with
sandwiches and milk.
In fact, Joseph was so moved
by his experience that he told
a reporter:
If I ever hear of a boy at
school who is planning to run
away from home, I'll do my best
to talk him out Of it. 1t can get
pretty scarey."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

The wife of an Alexandria
FBI man yesterday solved q
case for the Baltimore police
1t wasn't a big bank robbery
or a nest of spies. But it was
a work of mercy and it eaSed
the anguish of the parents of
q runaway boy. 1t also erased
a missing persons report for
the Baltimore police.
Mrs. Mary Miles, wife of
Special Agent Ralph Miles, was
driving to a Supermarket yes
terday afternoon when she saw
a young boy standing at the
traffic light at Fort Myer drive
and Arlington boulevard.
Admits Running Away
He asked Mrs. Miles if sh,
was going to Alexandria. Some
thing about the little boys woe
BECOME expression impelled Mrs
Miles to invite him into the Car
She drew him out for a while
in conversation and suddenly h,
burst into tears and told he
he had run away from home
Instead Of going to school at
am. he had hitchhiked his way
through Washington and wa:
heading South.
He was Joseph Crumpton, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

year-old son noticed smoke
oozing out around the edges of
the shopping center about 6
am. She said she and her hus-
band ran down to the center
and just as they approached it
the drugstore exploded. Smoke
and papers and boxes shot out
all over the place." she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

Snal Wills burton SAID the
neighborhood was rocked by a
loud explosion about the time
the fire was discovered. The ex-
plosion blew out the front of
the drugstore. scattering pa
pers. comic books and other
merchandise several hundred
feet across Telegraph road
into the yard of ]. T. Harvey
A 3-foot cabinet was blown
across the parking lot in
front of the shopping center.
The explosion occurred about
6 am.
Mai. Durrer said the drug
store was Immediately envel-
oped in flames after the explo-
sion. Four fire companies, Penn
Daw. Mount Vernon, Franconia
and one from Alexandria fought
the flames for two hours before
bringing them under control.
Charles Shaffer, 80, Franconis
fireman, was treated at Alexan'
dria Hospital for smoke inhala'
ton.
Cause of the fire was not de.
termined Immediately.
Marshal Burton said the drug
store was a total loss. A clean
ing establishment next door
was heavily damaged. Two
parakeets in the cleaning store
persisted. A paint store. a SUI
permarket and a beauty salon
and barber shop suffered smoke
and water damage. Mr.. Burton
said.
The fire marshal estimated
damage to the drug store alone
at $4,000 and said that dam
age to other stores would run
close to 100000.
Mr.. Burton said the center is
owned by Rozier Bailey of Wa
terford, Va.
Mrs. Thomas E. Tomlin, AIS
Pennington drive, said her 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
One Killed, Four Hurt
In Huqerstown BIuze

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Mar.
Is R.-One man was killed
and four other persons burned
or injured today in a fire which
swept a rooming house.
The blaze at the corner of
Franklin and Jonathan streets
burned out the interior Of the
second and third floors. The
body Of Robert E. Marshall, So,
was found in a hallway about
IL feet from a third-floor fire
escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Planners Ask
Works Bonds

The Arlington Planning
Commission last night unani-
mously recommended an am.
bilious $8.6 million bond issue
to finance a three-year capita,
improvement program.
If approved by the county
board, it will be tied to a $3.c
million bond issue proposed BY
the school board for construc.
ton Of the county's third high
school at Yorktown.
A committee Of the plannin,
commission originally recon.
mended q $7.2 million bono
issue for capital improvement,
but commission members in.
creased that proposal, indicat.
ing it would fail to meet thu
countyiS needs.
A public hearing on the pro.
gram will be held by the county
board at 3 pm. Saturday at the
courthouse. and final action is
set for the April IL meeting
The bond referendum probably
will be scheduled for May IS.
Almost Half for Streets
The largest item in the Com
missions proposal is $3.7 mil
lion for 10 street construction
projects. Also included are
828.500 for storm sewers.
100000 for sanitary sewers
and $556,600 for curbs, cutters
and sidewalks.
The bond proposal includes
$850,000 to supplement the
courthouse construction and
renovation. including provisions
for additional parking facili-
ties. That work is being
financed from a previous $2.2
million bond issue.
Other items in the bond pro-
posal are 100000 for construc-
ton OF a new fire division
headquarters building, SITS, 900
for building a new central Ii
brary. 100000 for buying
stream valleys for storm drain
age and park use, and $3.50 900
to supplement funds for a rec
reation center.
Voters probably will be re-
quired to mark each of the
items separately on their bal
lots. This means that some
portions of the bond proposal
might fail at the polls while
others are passed. Street con-
struction. however, would be
listed as a single item.
Street Projects
The proposed street projects
include South Hayes street
from Eighteenth to the north
ern boundary, North George
Mason drive from Arlington
boulevard to Old Dominion
drive, Lorcom lanes uncom-
pleted portion between Park
way and Old Dominion drive,
Kirkwood road from Lee high
way to North Seventeenth
street, Wilson boulevard from
North Florida street to the
county line.
Also. South George Mason
drive from Arlington boulevard
to South Buchanan street,
South Walter Reed drive from
Columbia pike to South Thir-
tenth road. South Arlington
Ridge road from Twenty
second street to North Twenty
eighth street. Fairfax drive
from North DanvilIe street to
Arlington boulevard and Carlyn
Springs road from Park drive
to Edison street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
100000 Fire Destroys
Store Near Alexandra

The Telegraph Road Shopping south of Alexan-
dra hit by 100000 and explosion today
drugstore in the ve-store Telegraph road and
Pennington drive destroyed The drugstore operated
by Harry Lee former coach High
also operates a drugstore in Penn-Daw.
Fairfax County Police Chief William Durrer and Fire Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
!I1I<Is ROOM SUIT

Our Req Price Sale Price
1855 Rowe Americana" Suite 2I9.S6
Contemporary Chair Foam Rubber cushions
1925 Modern 2-Pe. Suite 1883
Matching Sofa Chair in smart new modern covers
Z49. IS Jackson 2-Pc. BoucIe Suite I97. 80
Fine quality houcle cover. Solid Foam cushions
1895 kFoehIeE 2-Pe, Suite 2l6.7G
Modern Sofa and Chair. Foam cushions Boucle fabric
1885 Foom Rubber Suite 1896
Sofa and Chair in beautiful metallic covers
1885 Rowe Soto and Choir 1890
Gorgeous: long swearing boucle cover Foam cushions
3Z9.95 KFoehleF Modern Suite 268.6O
Modified lawson design. Beautifully upholstered
449.95 French Provincial Suite 1890
EXQUISITE mat ela Sse upholstery. Frnitvnnd frame
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QUA SUITES

: Our Rec. Price Sale Price
269.95 2-Pe. SIeep-Sofo Suite l89.48
Lawson,style Convertible and Arm Chair. Sleeps two
1895 Modern Sofo-Bed Suite Il4.6O
New shelf arm styling Deep pile fabric Sleeps Q
! 209.95 KFoehIeF 2-Pc. Suite l62. go
Modern Foam Rubber upholstered Sofa Bed and Chair
1888 2-Pe. Sleep Suite $3.50
.SleeD-two' Sofa Bed and Chair in metallic fabric
1895 Maple 3-Pe. Suite 1870
Sofa Bed. Chair and Platform Rocker Print cover
1925 Modern Viscose Suite 1860
Sofa Bee. and Chair in black. red or turquoise
1885 Sleep Soto and Choir 233.9O
yscese cover, Full size lnnerspring Mattress.
399.95 Diamond Bros. Suite 289.0O
Convertible and Lounse Chair beautiful bouce fabric
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SAVE ON BEDDING

Our Req. Price Sale Price
1926 PrebuiIt MottFess or Box Spring.
1855
Damask Ticking. Q 10 SELL
$3.50 Simmons Wonderfully $3.50
Firm Mattress Box Spring. to SELL
1895 TO 1885 SeoIy. Simmons. Sleep
10 TO SELL
1926 MopIe TrundIe Bed -----24.4O
Complete with springs. Only sets to SELL
7.95 Goodyear Foam Pillows
Big. plump size Luxurious alIergy-free
1895 Twin Plastic HeodbooFds- ---S.SS
Sensational clossout Of 81 assorted hsadboards.
1926 "SyIeon" Mattresses --I9.S8
Fine prebuilt innereon units to Sell
34.95 RoIIoway Bed wlMottress 26.86
1926 Woson-W Wheel Bunk Bed 1850
Maple finish with springs. guard rail, and ladder.
1895 EnsI0ndeF Vibrator" Set $3.50
Mattress and BOX spring. to Sell!
54.o5 Seoly PFebuiIt MottFess 24.88
Save more than half this coseout Q to Sell!
1895 Mottress or Box Spring 80
Double or twin size. 10 to sell
1926 to 1926 Box Springs I4.S9
Each to SELL Double and twin sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
COW sIlJ!'.; SOFAS;

Our Req Price Sale Price
1885 Eclipse SIeep-Sofa 1850
Popglar lawson styling Has innersprins mattress for
1885 Sleep Two Convertible $3.50
Famous Posture Bilt Sofa with innersprng mattress
1885 Modern "Sov-A-Bed" 1860
Attractive shelf.arm style Innersprns mattress for
1885 Eclipse Sleep-Sofa 1916
Danish en- Solid foam cushions Choice OF coors,
1885 Eclipse Convertible I04.9O
Foam cushions Plastic in black white turquoise
$685. Regency Sleep-Sofo 220.88
Foam cushions Tuited arms Gorgeous matelasse cover
1885 Modern Convertible 1898
BY Kcpse Genuine Foam Rubber cushions Low priced
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MISC I>ls:lsGj EMS

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1895 Plate Mirror, 24"x36"- S.66
Slightly irregular viii not AFFECT wear or service:
1895 Nenetion Mirror, 30"x40" -l4.80
Heavy quality plate glass. Ready to hang.
1926 Modern Kneehole Desk 4--44.86
Smart functional design; Charcoal or oak finish
1895 to 1895 Food Mixers L---28.88
sunbeam, Hamilton Beach and Dormeyer Guaranteed.
1895 Modern Platform Rocker 1886
Handsome tweed upholstery in red or green.
34.95 to 1895 Assorted Lamps .S8
Singles and pairs. Modern and traditional styles.
l4.95 Kitchen Bose Cobinet LOB
stanproof damase-resistant pearl grey plastic top.
l4.95 Utility C0binet; 18"x54 8.S6
Baked white enamel finish Steel body.
1895 Kitchen We'll Cabinet --I3.88
apiece Ensemble Use unit separately.
Z4.95 Spoee-SoVer Cobinet
Convenient kitchen storage for broom, etc
1926 Coppertone Ironing Board 5.88
Smart new style Adjustable height Sturdy
44.95 Sewing Machine ---------S0.S6
Easy-to-carry portable model. Guaranteed.
IZ.95 Utility Table and Stool----6.88
with convenient electric outlet White finish.
1880 Youngstown Sink ----l6S.9O
Double bowl Modern console design. Porcelain top.
1895 Portable 3-Speed Phone 1888
1925 Hi-Fi Radio Phono 10000
Fabulous sounding 5-speaker syseml Automatic
359.95 Feeders Air Conditioner 1890
7ls-amp. -s.h.p model Needs costly rewriting
1925 20" Apt. Gas Ronge $500 $3.50
1895 Emerson Hi-Fi Phone $3.50
339.95 Leonard Electric Ronse 1880
Beautiful 4O-inch de luxe range. Guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
SECTIONAL SOFAS

Our Res. Price Sale Price
1895 Gorgeous 2-Pe. Sofo----233.6O
Tufted back sectional Howard ParlOr Frame
1888 Modern 3-Pe. Sectional 30
Beautiful fabrics with rich metallic yarn.
359.95 kroehleF Sectional --244.4O
apiece Sofa in coral fabric Foam rubber cushions.
1895 Modern 3-Pe. Sectional 80. %
Long wearing fabric in red green. Foam cushions:
1885 Reece AlI-Foam Sectional 1894
pieces. Foam upholstered back and foam cushions
1885 Reece 3-Pc. Sectional 2O6. 68
Foam cushions Modern covers Choice of colors
1895 Rowe Foom Sectional -3O4.4O
Wide modern design. Aqua viscose upholstery.
1885 FOUR-Piece Sectional
All with foam cushions Ultra-smsrt metallic fabric
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FAMOUS |l3!a7G5I:iS
lIG551a SETS

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44.95 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette 81. SO
30x40-ineh plastic top Table and 4 Chairs
1898 Douglas 5-Pe. Dinettes $3.50
Huge S6x4sx60 inch Extension Table. Black iron
1926 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette 1895
Extension Table and Chairs Choice Of eolors
1925 Howell 5-Pc. Dinetfe 1880
Drop.Ieaf Table and Chairs Backbone and yellow
1926 5-Pc. Backbone Sets 49, go
With handsome woodsrain plastic tops
1926 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette 1850
S0x42-lneh Extension Table and 4 Chairs
1926 king-Size 5-Pc. Sets 69.96
In beautiful backbone Two-tone onxy and
Boodgran tops. Big 36x4Sx60-inch Table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
RUGS I<l:Y9:Id25I

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9.95 Lees High Society,"" SO. yd. 5.9S
9.95 AIl-WooI Twist, grey. 50. yd. 5.9S
1895 Axe Wool Wilton Rugs : 9.95
1926 6x9 Wool Wilton Rugs - 1895
1888 l2xl3.6 Beige NyIon - $3.50
1898 l2xl3.6 Grey Floral - $3.50
1895 l2x12 Administer Leaf 1888
III 5 lzxl2 Beige BroodIoom : 69.88
2o9.95 l2x22.6 Administer Leaf 1888
1895 cxl4 Black g White Tweed 44.88
l44.95 l5x7.o Blue NyIon Rug 44.88
S.o5 Biselow Wilton BroodIoom 5.95
1880 l2xl7 Beige SPrinsIoop. I39.88
1880 lzx23 Sondolwood Rug 1925
2o9.o5 l2xl5 Grey Society" 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
HOLLYWOOD. BEDS

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44.95 Innersprins Hollywood --28.8S
3O-Inch Mattress and Box Spring on Legs. 10 to Sell
69.95 PTebuiIt Hollywood Bed AGO
Upholstered headboardl to Sell
1895 lnnersprins Hollywood ----SS.60
Comfortable ensemble legs to SELL
1895 SeoIy Foam Rubber Divon- 90
Only set to sell at this low price!
74.95 Eclipse Hollywood Bed-----S4.88
Extra firm construction. s to Sell
S4.95 SeoIy PrebuiIt Hollywood --59.08
Woven ticking. Firm border. to Sell
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z:I:|I5 G5l 3sESId

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1925 Modern LINED Ok TobIes- 6.88
Choice of Cocktail or step-End styles.
1926 18th Century TobIes Lille
Mahogany Cocktail step-end or Lamp styles
24.95 Le0theF-Top Toble Group 1896
Cocktail STEP or Lamp STYLES in mahogany
1895 Set Of 8 Modern TdbIes 1899
Cocktail and Step Tables in cordovan finish.
1926 PIostic-Top Toble Group 1919
LINED oak or cordovan Cocktail Step, Lamp styles
1926 Wrought Iron TobIes Il.88
Cocktail or step. Lustrous lined oak plastic tops
1926 Wrought Iron Gossip Bench, ll.99
Piasc-upholstered seat and back Rieht left facing
7.95 Wrought Iron TV TobIe - 2.99
1895 LINED Oak Wall Stand ---II.86
Attractive floor stand for knick-knacks etc
1895 Modern Desk and Choir 1884
Wrought iron with marproof gray plastic top
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WASHERS; DRYERS
OBJ: BEDROOM. PIECES

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1900 Mohos0ny Chest on Chest 6S.95
Fine quality. Five roomy drawers. Genuine mahosany.
1895 Modern Triple Dresser 1888
drawers Grey eordovan finish Mirror included.
1925 Cherry FFuitwood Table 80
French Provincial For step-end or night table
1895 to 1895 Mite TobIes -----9 .96
Assorted finishes. Left out Of hne suites.
1895 Metal Linen Closet 9.98
LARGE interior with four shelves. Brown finish.
1895 AII-CedoF Wardrobe 1886
Roomy double door model Hi-gloss natural finish.
1895 Ninyl-DooF Wardrobe 1886
Smart new metal robe with vinyl-covered doors.
1895 70 1926 Odd FulI-Size Bookcase
Headbourds only 9.94
while they last Good selection of hnishes
1855 Mahogany 4-DToweF Chest 1884
Extra storage for any Brass drawer pulls.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Arts and Crafts for the State Fed
Grafton, is an expert in her own
right on the subjects of Enameling.
SiIversmithing and China Painting
which she studied at the University
of Tennessee and painting which
she studied at the Philadelphia
Academy. AS her guest Consultant,
Mrs. Frick has invited DR.. Alan
Gowans, Assistant Professor and
Chairman of the Art Dept. of the
University of Delaware. DR.. Co
vans holds degrees from the Uni
versity of Toronto and Princeton
He has been visiting professor at
the University of Michigan, and the
University. of Missouri and has
taught at Middlebury College in
Vermont, Swarthmore and Prince
ton Theological Seminary He is
the author of number of articles
on his subject in several leading
magazines. The Chairmen of Arts
and crafts of the several Federated
clubs in Delaware are urged not to
miss the double treat of hearing
Mrs. Frick and Dr. Cowans. Ac-
tivitieS for the coming year will be
presented whereby the Art Depart
ment of the University and the
Women's Clubs may cooperate in
giving recognition to those with
outstanding talent.