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Long Illness FutoI
For Yogi's Mother

ST. LOUIS, May 5 (AP).-
Mrs. Pauline Berra, Sc, mother
of Yogi Berra, died yesterday
in st. Johns Hospital here.
She had been Ill for a num-
Der of years with diabetes and
recently had a second leg am
putation.
Yogi, few here to attend his
mothers funeral. He will rejoin
the Yankees this week end.
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Redskins Sign Line Coach
And 9th, 10th Draft Choice

Mike Nixon has completed
his Redskin coaching staff by
adding Ernie Hefferle as line
coach. Hefferle had been an
assistant at the University of
Pittsburgh since 1850.
Others on the Staff under
Nixon are Joe Tereshinski and
Bill McPeak. Nixon said he also
might take on a part-time
backf1eld coach later.
Hefferle played his college
football at Duquesne. gradual
ing in 1887. and coached high
school football before joining
the Pitt staff.
Il became acquainted with
Ernie when he was coaching
high school and ! always liked
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Payne'sSixfh
Ho|dsTopRung
For Wildcats

Charlie Payne. Northwestern
High Schools ace highlander
has won six baseball games
without q loss this season. M
GLIDING the Wildcats I'VE VIC
tories In the Maryland BIZ
County League.
Payne yesterday pitched his
second one-hitter Of the year
and Tom Bartholomew Datted
in i've runs as Northwestern
defeated Walter johnson. 1870,
at Northwestern and remained
In a first-place tie with Blad-
ensbure. q 5-4 winner at Rich
ard Montgomery.
Payne. q senior. struck out
seven and issued two walks.
The only hit OF him came in
the second inning when
Charles Sheldon hit a blooper
into short centerfield.
Pinch hitter Chef Kritcer
singled In two runs In the
sixth inning to enable Bla-
densburg's Armand Curtis 10
chalk up his fourth win. de-
spite home runs by Richard
Monteomery's Paul Till and
Jack Smith.
In other Bi-County League
games yesterday. High Point
defe ated Oxon Hill, ga;
Wheaton won over Blair. so;
and Suitland banged out a IA
7 win over Northwood.
BI-coUNTY LEAGUE
W.. Johnson - 600 600 90 l
Northwestern 043 20. x--13 rs
Beck. Traseser CD, Prince (4) anc
Crook; Payne and Heurieh.
sladensburg 002 Oo3 O-5 5 I
Rich Montg'm'ry 020 ITO o. ; 4
Curtis and Divers, Jones (6)i Floyo
and Auber.
Oxon Hill go ore Dol o. 4 2
High Point 49, OO3 $50 x-6 4
McFadden. drumbine (5l and Val.
lanti; Vaughn and Jarvis.
HR-oarbor (oxon HID, 2, End
Blair 1880 DOL 100 0O-s 9
Wheaton 200 900 O1-3 3
Werner. Goubeau IN and Herneri
Cox, Baker 90 and Case.
Northwood OO6 100 O. 4 :
suitland = 204 332 x-i4 IL {
Stewart, Rockhind 90. Gribner (6)
and Lawson; willard Strine and Leetka
HR-spaldins (Suitland), LIST, mont
on.
OTHER GAMES
st. Anthony 4nl 600 0-5 .
Charlotte Hall $50 900 90 Q
Wagner and Fartone; Kirby. Lee (2)
snd Weigle.
Hoffman Boston $50 10 L. q 10 5
Lee-Douglas 400 SCI x-12 II 4
Holder, Jones (6) and Green; Basil,
Evans (2) and Paige HR - johnson
tH-Bl, I'd, 3 on; Lansdown U-Dl, 9Th,
none on.
surrsttsvilIs - COZ COZ o oos Is 9
McLain and crist; Hail and Haslup
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winner-Monbouaustte O-o). Loser
Coleman ODD.
HBP-By Tomanek (KeouEh). u
lRommel, stevens, Napp, Rice. T-3:2O,
A-5.451.
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Braves Send Out
Cottier, Pisoni

MILWAUKEE,, May S (AP)
The Braves trimmed their
roster to one over the 25-player
limit last night by optioning
Second Baseman Chuck Cottier
to Louisville and offering Jim
Pisoni back to Richmond.
Cottier, %, was q sensation
with sparkling play afield in
the opening games of the cam
paign but found major league
pitching too tough. He con-
nected for only three hits in "a
trips for a .125 average.
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, q; Columbus. 5.
tOnly camel

NAERkNh AAOfNAL LEANUh
Buffalo, q; Columbus. 5.
tOnly camel
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas. 9; Omaha, o.
Louisville, 4; st. Paul, 8.
Houston, 3: Fort Worth, I.
Indianapolis, 8: Denver, 2,
Charleston at Minneapolis. post
poned, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver Il; salt Lake City. 0. .
Sacramento at Seattle, postponed,
rain.
rain,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. @; Corpus Christi, 4.
San Antonio. 3: Amarillo, 2.
Austin, z; Victoria, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis, 8; CHATTANOOGA, Q.
Atlanta, a: Mobile. 8.
Nashville. 4; Shreveport, 8.
Birminsham, z: New Orleans, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
williamsport, o. Lancaster. Z.
York. D.. Albany, g..
ssPIsinEneId' R EssaSainT; y; g.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, 10; .1acksonviile, 8.
Columbus, 2; Knoxville o
Macon, 10: Chasiotta, 8.
Asheville, 4. Savannah, ..
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Vera Cruz. s; Mexico City Reds, 3
PoEa Rica. 8. NuevA Laredo, ).
Mexico City Tisers at Monterrey
postponed, Sasn.
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Ottuwo Signs Tickle

OTTAWA. May 5 CAP).-The
Ottawa Rough Riders today
signed Tackle Ed Denk, a Uni
versity Of Cincinnati player who
comes highly recommended by
the Big Four football clubs line
coach, Bill Smyth.
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ny DICK 0BRIEN
STAR star Writer

Despite competition from
two thoroughbred tracks. Plm-
llco and Shenandoah Downs,
Rosecroft Raceway. home OF
tfotters and PAGERS. seemed
secure In the area racing world
today.
A crowd OF 1888 turned out
last night for the inaugural
program OF the 2l-nleht meet
ing and waeered S366.2es on
the nine-race card.
It was the second best OPEN
ing night handle In the history
of the track. The record Is
Ss6s. 900 set In 1857.
The betting handle last night
represented an increase OF
$4,000 over last year when
Indictment weather held the
Opening night crowd TO 1924
The total handle was s2l5,394
for eight races.
Hits Peak I'm Seventh
one Of the peculiarities Of
last nights wagering found the
handle reaching Its peak in the
seventh race, the secondary
feature. instead Of the fea-
tured eighth race.
The crowd wagered slightly
better than $4,000 on the
seventh race, a B pace, and
SAIL on the $4,000 Inaugural
Purse for A PAGERS, the feature
event.
The Engineer, a 9-year-old
bay gelding driven by Ed Kelly
won the $4,000 Inaugural Pace
by three-quarters Of a length
over Dave Legum's Jess Direct
Tidemite was third.
The Engineer. owned by
Kelly and George Berry OF
Port Norris. N. j.. and q 3-to-2
choice in the wagering, did the
mile in 2:04ls and returned S.
$500 and $3.50. Jess Direct
paid $4.20 and $3.50 and Tide
mite paid $6.40. 1t was the
fourth victory this season fol
The Engineer, who previously
won three events at Yonkers.
Double Pays S1ss.2O
The victory represented q
double triumph for Kelly on
the opening program. The vet
eran campaigner scored with
Lakedale Rose. an outsider, In
the second race to complete 9
$l83 20 'payoff. Lakedale Rose
paid $24.80 to win after Catch
Up had won the opening event
at $6.40. The cashable numbers
were SIS.
Four eligibles for the $4,000
William E. Miller Memorial
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TONY LEE

Continued From Page d.
the stretch-running fourth fin
lsher in the Derby. Shutdown
II, who was bred by Queen
Elizabeth in England, is now
owned by Robert s. Lyle OF
California. Shutdown II Ii
trained by Eddie Cox and II
he starts will be the second
Preakness horse for Owner
Lytle. who sent out the IA
vored Correlation in 1854.
or to Slow Start
Pimlico got of to a slower
start than usual despite ideal
spring weather yesterday. Only
8,828 fans welcomed the horses
for their 12-day stand and
betting amounted to $68S,S12
less than last years opening
when eight races were in vogue
Last years opening, con-
Quoted in heavy showers, drew
9.498 and wagering was $727,-
410 on eight races. Competition
with Rosecroft, Garden State
and Shenandoah Downs was
blamed for the light gate and
handle.
Pimlico's longer homestretch,
introduced yesterday. had its
advantages and disadvantages
for the fans. They appreciated
the added 220 feet but had
trouble calling the finishes with
the line at the end Of the club
house.
No Problem fort Riders
Eventually, the new finish
line, hung go feet farther
down the stretch, will be CEN
tered between the grandstand
and clubhouse when proposed
construction at Pimlico is COM
pleted. Although the finish line
is now much closer to the club
house turn, the jockeys seemed
to have no trouble pulling up
their mounts or in finding the
new location.
With the new Arrangement,
it is now possible to run mile
and-a-quarter races at Pimlico.
a distance never used before
as it would have been necessary
Ito start on the turn.
Thus the Preakness will be
started in full view Of the
grandstand rather than at the
top of the stretch as in former
years.
The Maryland Jockey Club
complied with the wishes of
the late Jockey Willie Doyle
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Shenandoah
Scratches

1--Kings Jacoby. Hillside Miss, Pam
JON, Bishbash.
shiloh.
3-Restless Lass.
0-Native Texan. War Gable. Why
Tino Mlstemar
Opera Comique.
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GIANTS, s; REDLEes. S
CINCINNATI
san FRANCISCO
totals 80 6I18 totals IS 5

Totals 90 IL o Totals 30 ~ D
l Grounded out for Mccormick IN
Sth: , Forced runner for Schmidt in
9th; Struck out for Jones in 9th: 4
Struck out for Kasko In 9Th.
SAN FRANCISCO = 0lo 100 Oo4-6
CINCINNATI ----- 600 2l0 002-5
ems; Cincinnati, 27-g. DP-Rodgers
to Spencer to Cepeda. LoB-San Fran
cisco, 8; Cincinnati, IL,
2b-Davenport. Temple. Bell. Bailey.
HR-Cepeda. Alou, Robinson, Thomas.
Whisenant, s-Mccormiek.
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cHERRIx RETURNS TONIGHT
Heavy Betting Marks
Rosecroft Opening

Pace. 10 be run May as. we're
victorious last night IN their
opening tests over the fast
track. The elielbles are Catch
Up. who won the FIRST; Brown
Star. $500 winner OF the
fourth: Rosemary Frost. t7.t0
winner m the nth. and Julia
Frost. $40 winner In the
ninth race.
Rosemary Frost and Julia
Frost are from the powerful
Del Miller stable. Miller drove
the two winners last night.
The best time Of the four ell
gibles was Rosemary Frost's
2:06ls.
Ladies' Night Card
Tonight will be ladies night
at the Oxon Hill track with all
women being admitted for a rs
cent service charge.
Bob Cherrix will make his
debut at Rosecroft tonight,
cherrix got away 10 a sensa-
tional start at Yonkers Race
way earlier this season. winning
seven races on the first two
nights OF competition at the
New York track. He is coming
TO Rosecroft with a record OF
10 triumphs at Yonkers.
cherrix viii drive Evergreen
Pearl in the third event. Que
ponce Lady in the sixth. and
Rhythm Greed in the seventh
race.
The feature is a B pace. 60
ing as the eighth race, and in
|cludes such sidewheelers as
Noble Dean. Galen Hanover,
Mighty Jet. Express Hanover,
Senator Pete, Sequin Hanover
and Sardi Hanover.
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RED sox, 8; As, 4
BOSTON
KANSAS CITY

Totals "a SIS Totals 35 2 4
1 Popped out for Coleman in 9Th;
. Ran for Renna in sth; 3 Singled for
Daley in Sth.
BOSTON - O02 002 022--S
KANSAS CITY 80 300 900 o10--4
E-white, Buddin. House PO-A--
Boston. 21-6: Kansas City, 27-7.
LOB--Boston, 8. Kansas City, IL.
Civilians, DeMaestri. -Hadley
Gernert . 3b-Keough. HR-Jensen.
S--Malzone, Runnels.
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Winner-Jones tI-UI, Loser-Purkey
1 (3-2l,
HBP-By Jones (Purkeyl. WP-Mc-
lcormick. U-Secory. Dixon, smith, pas
| coll T-3:OQ A-5.n3a.
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The Maryland Jockey Club
complied with the wishes of
the late Jockey Willie Doyle
and Percy Longstreet Barry.
who had asked in their wills
that their ashes be scattered at
the Pimlico finish line.
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DODGERS, S; BRAVES, ;
MILWAUKEE
Los ANGELES
Totals IS 5 s 5 Totals

Totals IS s 5 Totals 81 IL 3
l Announced as hitter for SPAIN
in 9th; . Flied out for Lopata in 9th.
LOS ANGELES - 600 IO1 210-5
MILWAUKEE, --- O02 900 010-3
E-Podres. PO-A--Los Angeles. 81
10; Milwaukee, 27-13. DP-Neal to
thinner 10 Hodges; Gillian to Neal to
Hodges. LOB-Los Angeles. Z; Milvau-
kee. s.
Hodses (2l, Demeter. Mathews Adcoek
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
PIRATES, 4; CUBS, /
PITTSBURGH

Totals 80 / Totals 80 . 9 2
l Singled for Kline in sth, 9 Ran
Tor Nelson in Sth, 3 Ran for Burgess
In Sth.
CHICAGO - 600 600 001--1
PITTSBURGH 49, 600 600 oak
E-Thompson; Po.A--Chiesgo "a
Pittsburgh, o.
2b-Goryl, Groat. HR--Marshau.
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winner-Kline (2-1). Loser-Ander-
soh i2-l).
HBP-Anderson Hoax. U-Craw-
ford. Delmore, Barlick, Jackowski. T.
200. A--l4,421.
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WinneI = FodFes. to-zJ. LostI =
SPAIN. (3-3l.
tPodres pitched TO l IN athl
U-Landes. Sudoi, German. Bosses.
T-2:27. A-l5,262.
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ROSECROFT
GRADED
HANDBAGS

Daily Double Closes $40 Pm.
Post Time, 500 Pm.
Best Bet--Atlas Farvel, Fifth Race
FIRST RAcE--Purse, $60O: maiden
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2b-Goryl, oroat. HR--Marshall
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Stronqe-Thomos

Rear Admiral James Al
fred Thomas. USN (retired)
and Mrs. Thomas of West
Hartford. Conn. formerly of
Alexandria. announce the
marriage of their daughter
Lynn Margery to Mr.. NAL
colin MacDougall Strange,
son of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Hubert Ellis Strange of
Annapolis. The wedding took
place yesterday in Grace
Episcopal Church in Alex
andria. The couple will live
here.
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NeH.Stofford

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dudley
Stafford announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Betsy
Ann to Mr.. Ronald Earle
Neff. son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Neff of Fort
Wayne, Ind. The wedding
took place July 3 at the Uni
versity Methodist Church in
College Park. The couple
will live in West Hyattsville.
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Dutton-Schrider

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred V.
Schrider of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Karen Ann to Mr..
Burney Lester Dutton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L.
Dutton of HyattSville.. The
wedding took place July 10
in st. Bernadette's Church.
The couple will live in Glen
mont Hills, Silver Spring.
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Gornoll- Louqhrie

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Payne Loughrie of Cumber-
land, Md, announce the
marriage Of their daugher
Bonnie Blue to Mr.. John
Murray Gornall, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Gornall,
also of Cumberland. The
wedding took place July IL
at St. Patrick's Church in
Cumberland. The couple will
live in Takoma Park.
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Bokot-Poqe

Mr.. and Mrs. Colin F.
Page Of Dunn Loring, Va,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth to
Mr.. Robert Bruce Bokat, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bokat of Bethesda. The
wedding took place June 81
in the Statler-Hilton Hotel.
The couple will live in
Baltimore.
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Losee-Gipotrick

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nelson
fitzpatrick of Killoran, Nc
Lean, announce the marriage
of their daughter Jean ALI
son to 1t. Wilmot Hurst
Losee. jr.. USMCR, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Losee of Gar
den City, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
st. Johns Episcopal Church
in Mclean. The couple will
live at Camp Lejeune in
Jacksonville, N. c.
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EpStein.Steinbero

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Steinbeug announce the
marriage of their daughter
Esther to Mr.. Milton Ep-
stein, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyman Epstein of New York
City. The wedding took
place July IL at the resi-
dence of Rabbi and Mrs.
Harry Silverstone. The
couple will live here.
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MoyberrY-Cox

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene San
ford Walker Of Arlington
announce the marriage Of
her daughter. Miss Sally
Frances Cox, to 1t. William
Basil Mayberry. USING. son
Of Mr.. Amos Lloyd Mayberry
of Amarillo, Tex. and the
late Mrs. Ferne Mayberry.
The wedding took place
yesterday in Arlington Forest
Methodist Church. The
couple will live at Camp
Lejeune, N. c.
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WEDDINGS

da announce the marriage
of their daughter Carol Anne
to Mr.. Robert Charles My
ers, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift C. Myers Of Troy, N. Y.
The wedding took place May
Is at the Bethesda Metho-
dist Church. The couple will
live in Adelphi.
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Smith-O'Keefe

Col. and Mrs. John A.
OKeefe of Bethesda an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Patricia Mary to
Ensign Badger Conley Smith
III, son of Mrs. Frank Hurd
Of this city and Mr.. Smith
Of Raleigh, N. C. The we'd
ding took place July 4 in
Walter Reed Memorial Chap
Ell. The couple will live in
Pensacola, Fla.
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Wuverinq-Montovon

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jo-
seph Montavon of Arlington
announce the marriage OF
their daughter Marilyn Ann
to Mr.. Albert Joseph Waver-
ing, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wavering of Quincy, Ill. The
wedding took place July 4 at
st. Charles Catholic Church
in Arlington. The couple Will
live in Arlington.
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MYer-BoYer

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quin-
ton Boyer announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Elva
to Mr.. Duane E. Myer, son Of
Col. and Mrs. Austin Myer of
Pine Ridge, Va. The wedding
took place June 20 in Eman-
uel Episcopal Church. The
couple will live in Cleveland,
Ohio.
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SeeleY-D'EloSuG

1t. Col. and Mrs. Ramon
Francis D'Elosua of Fort
Monroe, Va. announce the
marriage of their daughter
Roxie Ann to Mr.. George
Burton Seeley, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Seeley of Arlington.
The wedding took place July
II at the Fort Myer Post
Chapel. The couple will live
in Arlington.
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HinckleY-Gonczo

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph James
Gonczo of Crosse Pointe,
Mich, announce the mar
rage of their daughter
Judith Carey to Mr.. George
Fox Steedman Hinckley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pope
Hinckley of Orlean, Va. The
wedding took place July 10
at the home of the bride
groom's parents. The couple
will live in New York.
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CIevelund.Lee

Mrs. Ellaree H. Lee an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Helen Marie to Mr..
Gene Charles Cleveland, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Cleveland. The wedding took
place June q in the Mount
Moriah Baptist Church. The
couple will live here.
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Hordin-KeHY

Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Kelly
of Arlington announce the
marriage of their daughter
Marion Elizabeth to Mr.. AL
len Page Hardin, son of MFR.
and Mrs. Frank Seidel Of
Fairfax. The wedding took
place June 20 in Rock Spring
Conversational Church.
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Rickles-Goldsmith

Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Gold
smith announce the mar
riage of their daughter
Betty Ellen to Mr.. Irwin
Rickles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rickles of Philadel-
phia. The wedding took
place June IA at Beth Sholom
Congregation. The couple
will live here.
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MYers-Bortelmes

Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
D. Bartelmes, jr., of Bethes-
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UPHOLSTERED

Hickory lounge chair with ottoched pill
low back, kick pIeot skirt, turquoise
textured. Was 2030O ------S9.
Century Ioveseot, cloud soft scot and
back cushions, kick pIeot SKIRT meticu-
lousy tailored, superbly comfortable.
Choice Of several fabrics. Were $500,
228.
Cochran 84" buttoned beck SOTO, kick
PIeot SKIRT rose texture, Was 1890,
1873.
Kittineer King Of Ease chair and OTTO
man, the reclining choir that is os COM
Portable as q bed Green texture. Was
$500 --------------I95.
Erwin Lombeth lounge chair, kick pIe0t
skirt, spring down cushion, turquoise
texture. Was 1890 ------ 88.
Century SOTO with cloud soft scot and
back cushions, kick pIeot skirt Won
derfuIy comfortable, beautifully toi-
lored Choice Of fobrjcs. Were 1900,
288.
Donby French Provincial wing chair,
imported frujWood frame, down cush-
ion, rust silk donosk. ~Wos 3980O
1873.
Heritage "a" French Provincial SOTO,
carved frujtwood base, buttoned back,
spying down cushions, turquoise mote
losse. Was 6240O BIS.
Donovan Shops "a" buttoned back SOTO,
kick pIeot skirt, beige textured domosk.
Was 376,00---------- 258.
TomIinson %" Italian Provincial sofa,
carved frutwood base. down pillow back,
spring down cushions, beige and QoId
linen print. Was 766OO---495.
Hickory early American lounge choir,
ruffIed skirt, beige texture. Was 1890,
80.
Donovan Shops 8O' T cushion SOTO with
kick pIeot skirt, spring down cushions,
blue texture. Was 359OO------I99.
schoonbeck lounge chair mahogany
legs, buttoned back, spring down
cushions. Was 2l20O----------99.
Hickory EARLY American Ioveseot, box
pIeot SKIRT blue texture. Was 275OO,
d 1873.
many additional items not listed
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OCCASIONAL

Hexton nest Of tables, 23xI8 inches,
mahogany Was 460O-------29.95
MeIdon console, white and Qod custom
finish, ASKS inches, shelf. Wos 27lQ5,
AS.
Widdicomb oval table, yew wood and
mahogany 28x2l inches, two shelves.
Was 1900 ---------- 80.
Imperial oval cocktail table, IiQht mo-
hogony, lnIojd, 48x25 inches, Shelf Was
1895 $3.50
American lamp table, inIoid mahogany
with leather top, drawer, shelf. "A inches
square. Was 1895 1895
Heritage end table, old English mohoq-
any, inIoid. 24x2O inches, shelf and
drawer Was 1880 ----------. 40.
Victorian oyoI lamp table, marble top,
mahogany with Tyre base. Was $3.50,
40.
Boxer 90" sideboord, hand decorated
doors, finished in antique turquoise.
Was lO87OO ---------- 695.
TomIinson Sophisticote walnut S."
round front desk, bookcase storage IN
front, from Model Home. Was 1900,
US.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

Woodward As" round umbrella, wrought
iron dining tobIe. White or ontiquennk
finish. Was $3.50 ---- %.
Woodord set Of 4 pink arm chairs. Were
each 1000 ----------- %.
Loveseot, white metal frame, foom
cushion upholstered in yellow strow
plastic. Was $500 65.
Woodward wrought iron side chairs y,
blue with white trim, white plostjc cus1-
ions. Was $500 IL.
Woodward 24"x40" wrought iron cock
tail table, cell blue. Was $500 58.
Ficks Reed l6"x28" end table wthwhte
fomCo top. Was 235O --~ IL.
MoIIo cost oIuminum lounge chair,
spring-tIIed cushions, upholstered in
beige texture. Was 1900 CD.
MoIIo cost olumlnum 60" three cushion
SOTO with sprng-fliDed cushions uDhoI-
stored in beige texture Was 3}2C>
Woodord wrought iron cocktail tob'e.
25"X4l" choik Of unique pink finish
Was 500 -------.,-------- 35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
SOFAS
71'21S

Korpen Regency KonvertjbIe, foam
cushions, groy moteIosse. Was $500,
Chesapeake Lawson Sleep Soto, with
kick pleot and foam cushions, turquoise
domosk. Was 2790O----------I99.
Pullman Lawson Sleeper, foam cushions,
kick PIeot turquoise domosk. Wos
Chesapeake Colonial sleep SOTO, box
pIeot SKIRT foam cushions, rose mate
Iosse. Was 3690O---------- 268.
Double Size. Foam Rubber Mattress and
Box Spring set. Was ll9OO-----78.
Shifmon Extra Firm Innersprng set,
double size. Was 1900 ----- 68.
Spring Air double size innerspring set.
Was 900 ------------ Sd.
Simmons famous name tWin-sjze mot
tress, regular rs is" Wos 1880, So.
many additional items not listed
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nanv additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

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