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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Labor Will Take Another Look

Minneapolis and cnuepn county organized labor going
10 take another look ~ the pressing problems in the
Us today at the third Human Relations Institute Of
AFsclO Saturday January 10 Of the Floyd IS Olson
Labor Temple reported elsewhere Ia the news col
umns Of this paper this week
This years theme "Labors Stake IN Disarmament Open
Housing and the Forand Bill ncudca three areas Of great
import the public good wen to organized labor good
OF particular interest Of readers Of this paper should be
that o the three panel discussions viii consider the matter
the widespread housing discrimination against members Of
minority gtoupa,
In each Of tho previous Institutes this sHue has been
discussed first institute three years ago Gov oryle
pointed TO the luncheon which he spoke the
need the something TO halt aud religious
discrimination The housing field Large displacement Of fam
es by frooway construction redovelopmcnt has viii
prevented by discriminatory practices seeking housing IN
a free and open market
That tho subject important Of great interest
by the labor movement apparent to those who recognize that
notably those the building trades said TO have
been sold b Of goods by organized home builders
that passage Of open occupancy legislation ordinances
would serlouay curtal home construction IN this state
The small of organized opposition in the organized
labor has from this Most significant
however Of the majority opinion IN organized labor tho recent
approval Of antidaermnaton legislation by the executive
board Of the Minnesota State Federation Of Labor,
The January 10 Labor Institute promises 20 be aneoesul
affair This newspaper hopes Negro members Of the
Eed labor will attend this years institute TO take
part the discussion aud indicate that they approve the
the unions taking the problems Of aud color
and human relations IN todays living
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

HsToa cnom description 81 American which found
us We 80 give the
credit nt think might enjoy presented anonymously
What So American, anyway
Tie s for the government 90 balance
The last dime he has 90 make the down payment a
lie whips enemy gives the shirt of his
back
lie wills Tor speed laws that VIII driving
buy u n can't n,ies a n hour
An American gets scared 20 death fur
eiacaton beat he's @ cucumber srend
ng three billion dollars year smoking tobacco
he gpe- about the prices rpa
stn about the how prices things he has 10 sell
lie knows he lineup every American and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

elections that the Republican Party done for
bad The south
needs a tSo,pary political system.
Democratic Party the South needs the
Party actually deal Of Rspahhearisra
which Democratic On issue
Republican everything
sept public acknowledgement
Party regonsly nationally wuuld
henK the psnocrac Party southern satss q
publicly. unasharae5y Republican Party
would benefit would all The which
the eonspeti;on afforded BY tworartyisn-
exemrned this by the school regra
destroyed gains Republican Party
the President E1snhpers Ltte Rock ard
prononcrnts Department
10 EepusiNsus
OF BY plain that both the parties
their conventions and ysry
pasture Win csw rights ard
school mistake then spiritual
that party Positions
aCrAtic Party takes the positions
Now what probably wl haFp~7 that southern RepuhArann
Democrats ohng ~4n Cor o. splinter party
me politics rlAyus
withn he framework q the tw0arsy
small ~ states ogsas Asi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Sing While You Drive

There's line the you
s. yOu lose highway
where DO better
James smart isyeArod whipping along
treeway IS died Instantly
eeanSment ON HI. ey police fnd card entitled "sns
Drive" Here q
AT a., sing Highways FIappy waya
AT % sing I'm hut stranger Herv Heaven MS Hoe
AT as sng Nearer NJ
AT 70 sing when tho lson Called up rhsrc
AT 80 sing tord I'm Coming
A this 10 written only psrson s on a calumet
seven dead mat
offers good chance rho weeks tho
year for highway smashups ahead 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

Ell johnson and Vice President
Nixon are both political styIists"
Johnson Is described as the short
range tactician7 and Nixon AZ the
long range operator
THAT MAN IN ALBANY
II win be difficult. the report con
tlnuea. for Nixon 10 resume the
role IN which he cast himself be-
fore the 1858 election. His return
TO the "oId Nixon Of the fang and
claw school" probably damaged
Nixon's carefully contrived image
Of himself as modern Republican
But the Republicans. write
Rosenbiatt, no longer need rely
on Nixon for victory IN go be-
cause "a new spectre Is haunting
washington
Already the political existence
Of Nelson Rockefeller has had a
Visible impact on both parties
and many see the new Governor
Of New York setting the race for
the coming Congress The fact Is
that politicians with gleeful en-
enlargement by the press, win be
continuously casting furtive looks
over their shoulders at that man
in Albany
The first man 20 be pulled
out u orbit was the Vice-President
Rockefellers emergence has
had lberalizlng effect on every
body The Vice President can again
venture into progressive positions
since Taft Republicans must close
ranks behind him or accept the
terrifyingly liberal New Yorker.
/ The Roscnblatt report - an I'm,
portant political document. II un'
derscores tho historic opportunity
that the Democratic leaders II
Congress have TO make rea
record for their party. But II the
party's younger men rely on John
son, Speaker Kayburn and th'
other veteran politicians TO mak'
that record, then their fight vii
be lost before u has begun. Thu
first and earliest tests come viii
moves 10 end the fillbuster and &
curb the power OF the Dixie-dom
mated House Rules COMMITTEES
What happens In these crucie
battles win be the measure Of tn
Democratic congressional lender
ship, as well ms an Indicator Of tn
partys chances two years from
, now
Copyright, 1868. Robert G
: spiyaekl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

report
Americas politics" writes
Rosenblatt, ARE increasingly dom
mated by the paradox that we
can spend $50 billions year and
atii not buy what we want This
ifntates the people and puzzles the
politicians. but neither seem 10
have realized yet that what we
want isn't for sale
IT IL something which must be-
created the dynamic enthusi
bsm ~ society going somewhere
This 81 mattsr Of values not
only personal bat national u ~
matter Of leadership And It
cannot be measured in per capita
production or in dollars"
Looking to the next session Of
Congress- he continues
n the parties and their leaders
run true 10 form, chances are that
BY 1860 tho vacuum that the
American people voted to fiil In
the 1858 election win stan be
there We win have had action,
and perhaps very good action, an
airport construction. housing. ur-
ban renewal, reclamation projects.
etc But we win stili not know
where we are going in the world
q doesn't look as though much
will be done in terms Of history
partly because no one 10 paftic1il-
arly thinking about history and
partly because Congress isn't the
best place TO deal with H."
THE ROLE or LYND o n
! JOHNSON The leader 81 the
NCEc apparently does not believe
Senate Democratic Leader Lyn-
don Johnson has suddenly acquired
stature. Johnson the report says
Is the sort OF man who win not
venture an attractive goal uniea'
he clearly secs the way, or Al
least the way back
The report notes that in his
program" for the ssth Congress
Johnson significantly omitted
civil rights and even failed e
mention education which woulC
have reminded people that schools
were cloaod in Arkansas and Vir
ginia
While Johnson spoke Of tn
new heights" 70 which the count
~ must rise. the NCEC directo
described his program in thes'
terms
Reduced 10 rs essentials, John
sons program Is warmed-over New
Deal and Fair Deal with missile
Tying overhead
so far as Rusenblatt Is concern
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Cuip Q Grams

AZ the present rate % military scientific and diplomatic
failures the problem selecting passengers
tho parity women and children nrst
Edgar Hoover
haoken the Ft accusing Gcstaro
comrades disciplined inc place complaint
hofnas announcement that the Transfers
ct,tl employees upon .kepcis AFteCio
pogn, alrvssy In the drivers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
w A TCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT @. spIvAck

washington.-wHAT TO EXPECT or THE s6TH cox.
3RESfhe holiday mail today brought special report from
Maurice Roseubatt director Of the National Committee for
Effective Congress what 10 look for after Congress
Rosenbla Of the harpest observers u the Wash
Hgton scene his views always worth studying
What follows pertinent quotes from the NCEC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

obey
-
number accidents cumming
Y0u can see number another page
sing Speed when drive And remember you
not driving yonr you push speed limit
ares aiming Chiffon (wis) Times Journal.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

main stream Of political strength snaed in
baying at the Of way
II those IN Alabama who control the Party machinery
are gong 20 TAKE US on another Decrs nket only
guest leave the 10 vots On. national
democratic ticket IN isao--ISc County taIaD Bulletin
Nothing has made than the au,oa, .,s
mission Augusta tkan.) Daily Gazette
Anyone who thinks joke ought to look a, soma
Of their hishands-I'ock Haven CPal Express
The sasdess words Of tongue penyye lust sols r h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

4-5s.95 chonneI-B Book Provincial Lounge cheis
with reversible T foam cushion scot. Motelosse
cover IN eorol -------------------- ---33.Oo
l-7S95 Square Arm Lawson Lounge with rever-
sibe foam cushion scot. Kick pIeot bose. Note
losse cover in toost- 400
$500 Rowe Living Room Soto end Chair
Suites. Discontinued frome. Reversible foam
cushions. 1000 nyon cover in ice blue, coral
and beige ----lS9.00
1855 Squore Arm Lowson Lounge Chairs with
button tufted bock Kick pIeot bose. Reversible
foam cushion Scot Motelosse cover in toast or
gold 1900
1855 EorIy American Wing Beck Lounge
CheiFs with skirt base trim. Reversible foam cush.
ion scot. Print fobrc cover in copper gold,
1900
$685. Roll Arm Lounge chsrs with button
tufted book. Kick pleot bose, reversible foam
cushion scot. Covered in luxurious fobric cover
in gold or rose $500
1855 Mossve Modern Style Lowson Lounge
Chairs with foam scot and beck. Kick pIeot bose
trim. HeoVy shadow woven cover in charcoal
brown or light $500
1855 chonneI Back Provincial Lounge Chairs
with frutwood finished legs. Reversible foom cush-
ion seot Lovely motelosse cover in rose or gold,
6-5s.sS Modern-StyIS Lounge chers with VOL
nut finished legs. Reversible foam Scot Covered
in tweedy textured fobrc cover in gold $500
1880 Two-Piees Rowe Living Room Sofo and
Choir Suite with reversible foom cushions Modern
Lawson style. Imported textured fobrie. Soto is
charcoal brown and choir is coral
3-S9.95 Roll Arm English Lowson Lounge Choirs
with simulated pillow bock Reversible foam cush-
ion scot. Kick pIeot bose. Heavy figured mo-
hair fobric in toost- $751; 90
2-lls.SS RseIinsr Lounge Choirs. Mossve size
covered in supported plastic with motchino nyIon
upholstery. Red or green Foam scot and back,
$500
6-69.s5 Reelner Lounge cheirs. Covered in
metallic tweedy fobric with plostic trim. Brown,
tooSt, black and green
1855 PIotform Rockers. Nyon freze cover.
Mohooony finished bose and trim. Green brown,
red or toast $500
S-5s.S5 PIotform Rockers with position locks
Mahogany finished base and noheod trim NyIon
trieze cover in green, brown or red 44.o0
1885 Mossivs Hish-Boek Swivel PIutform
Rockers with foam scot cushions and bock Lux
urious nyon cover in brown, gold, green or black,
$500
1855 Hish-Boek Swivel PIotform Rockers
with reversible foam scots. Heovy nyon cover with
matching plostie trim in ton, toost or turquoise,
$500
2-l0s.95 Mossivs Kins-Sixe Lounge choirs with
foam scot and back. HeoVy doweIIed fromes Cow
cred in heavy nyon cover in brown 100
1885 Hish-Boek Swivel Platform Rockers with
reversible foom cushion scots. 1000 nyon cover
In toost, block, brown or gold $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

l-7s.sS Fvs-Pises Bronze and Bross Dinet+e,
tan wood-oroined postie tobIe top measuring Box
49 with Ieof, ton pIostic chairs -z4.es
1-loS.95 SeVen-pieee chrome dinette, tobIs
measures 56x6o with eof, oroy wood-o roined top
with white plastic chair cover 1890
1885 Fve-Pieee Bronze and Bro.s Dinette,
round toble, IS" diameter, OF ton wood -oroned
plostic, tan pIostc-covered chairs 4e.97
l-los.s5 Seven-Pieee Decorator Dinette, tobIe,
So~oo with leof, is Of ton wood-eroined plastic,
chair scots covered with ton figured pIostic, two
eoPton chairs and four side chairs $3.50
1855 Five-Pieee Bronze and Bross Dinetse,
walnut wood-oroined Plastic table top measures
5Ox6o with eof, ton patterned pIostic-covered
1-7e.s5 Five-Pieee Pewter and Chrome Dinetts
with black walnut wood grained tobIe top meos-
urine 3ox48 with Ieof, white pIostic-coVered
enoHS 1927
1885 Five-Pieee Block and Bross Dinette with
tobIe top measuring 30x48 of brown walnut wood
grain, chairs covered with white pIostic 1887
l-Ios.SS Seven-Pieee Chrome Dinette, tobIe
top Of oroy ash measures 36x6o with Ieof, chairs
covered with white figured plastic -------54.S7
l-l0S.95 SeVen-Pieee Block and Brass Dinetts
Set, table measures 36x60 with eof, black walnut
patterned plastic top and ehors covered with
figured white pIostic -----------5s. 1897
l-los.S5 Seven-Pieee Bronze and Bross Dinette,
toble top measures 36x6o with leaf and is Of
Oriental mahogany patterned plastic, chair scots
covered with ton figured postic, two copton and
four side chairs 1897
l-los.s5 Five-Pisee Bronze and Bross Dinette,
round tobIe, 36" diameter, hos two IL" extension
leoVes, platinum woInut- patterned pIostic, four
coptoin ehors with brown figured Plastic cover
6s.s7
1855 Five-Pieee Bronze end Bross Dinette,
toble top measures 3Ox48 with leof, pIotinun
walnut patterned pIostie top, ton figured Plastic
covered chairs Observation-Disclosures 1897
l-lls.s5 Seven-Pieee Pewter and Bross Dinette,
tobIe measures 36x60 with Ieof and is Of black
wood-oroned plostic, six side chairs covered in
oroy floral print plastic ----------69.
3-5s.s5 Five-Pieee Chrome Dinettes, tobIe
measures 3ox48 with Ieof, oI-over pearl pattern
Plastic Two oroy sets and one yellow 1897
l-79.S5 Five-Pieee Bronze end Bross Dinette,
table top measures 3Ox6o with leaf, white with
gold feek top. side chairs ton patterned Plastic,
1897
1855 Five-Pieee Chrome Dinette with eroy
pearl patterned plastic measures 5ox48 with leot
four side chairs covered in yellow pearl Plastic,
1897
l-5s.s5 Five-Pieee Chrome Dinetts with red
pearl patterned postie table top measuring 3ox48
with Ieof. four matching red chairs ------zs.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Nursery Furniture

Il-3s.9s Thoyer Double Drop-Side Cribs, wox
birch and mope finish
1o-32.9S chiIdrens Furn. Single Drop-Side Cribs,
wax birch and white enamel finishes ----lS.S8
6-2s.9s Thoyer Single Drop-Side Cribs, wox
birch and mope finished ------------lS.s
3-3s.9S Double Drop-Sde Cribs, wox birch ond
maple finished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Xxx FAIRFAX
DRIVE AT
N. HARDWOOD
ARLINGTON,
VIRGINIA
$50 e

Choice Of } styIes-wordrobe, 6ox24x2o"
with croekle finish; double-door utility cob
met, 6ox24xl2", with four shelf spoces;
or base cabinet, l6x20x36" high, with for
mico top, compartment for pots and pons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

"a Reg. 1899 sunburst Dropsries Of dyed oeetote
with Iurex solid eoIors in sizes lo0x63" lengths
Pr
70 Reg. 1899 Sunburst Drupsries Of dyed oce-
tote with urex solid colors, won't fode, lOOx9O"
l6 Reg. 1899 Sunburst Droperies Of dyed oce-
tote with lurex solid coIors, won't fode, 5Oxo3"
lengths
- Reg. 2l.ss Printed Draw Druperies. l5ox63"
Reg. 1879 Printed Drew Dropsries. 10000"
- Reg. 1899 Printed Draw Dropsries, 10000"
lengths
~ Reg. s.es Printed Draw Droperies, lined in
floral pattern, turquoise orange; 90" long, 500
So Reg. s.sS NyIon Blend Throw Covers in os-
sorted coIors, 60x72". Eo.------1.ss
10 Reg. sos Nyon Blend Throw Covers in os-
sorted coIors, lo8x72". Eo.----s.ss
II Reg. z.ss PIestie Choir Covers for boudor odd
Is Reg sos Kenneth RuffIed Doeron curteins.
40" wide. 81" long. Pr.----------47S
70 Reg. 1898 Kenneth RuffIed Doeron curteins,
242" wide, 81" long.
Reg. 1893 Kenneth RuffIed Doeron Curtains.
242" wide, 90" long.
70 Reg. e.es Printed Studio CoverIet Covers in
provincial patterns. green, brown and turquoise. eo
500
10 Reg. 1898 FuII-outed Throw Spreads in
antique sotins- ----lo.9S
~ Reg. 4.SS to 5.ss Window Awnings in solid
and stripes, assorted Sizes As is. eo.------l.ss
50 Reg. z.es TO 4.4s Pillow Covers for studios 8x
"a" end 1895" 20. -------------------sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14


ivory pIostie, hardwood legs --------Is.S9
1885 Modern Style Plastic Covered Lounge
ChoFy turquoise ---l4.SS
3-l29.s5 ReeIiner Lounge chon with VIBRATOR
nylon covered with matching postie trim. Two
brown and one ton 1919
4-49.95 Platform Rockers, nyIon frieze cover
with mahogany finished bose, red, brown or BEIGE
nolheod trim 1888
1885 Modern Style Two-Pieee Sectional Sofos,
pIostic covered in ivory or turquoise. turned hord-
l-4SS5 RseIinsr Lounge chsir, covered in
brown metallic tweedy fobrc --29.99
1898 Reeliner Lounge cher with vibrator,
black tweedy cover 1899
l-Sss5 Roll Arm Lswson Lounge Chair with
foam cushion, beige motelosse cover----- 1899
3-l6s.ss Provincial Style SOfos, fruitwood fin
ished legs, reversible foam cushions, motelosss
cover in blue or toost SUPERINTENDENT $500
1898 Modern-styIs Love Scots, Plastic COW
cred in toneerine or turquoise, turned hardwood
legs -----------------
1855 Squsrs Arm Lewson Lounge Chair with
foam cushion, brown moteosse cover - 1899
l-iss.s5 Thrss-Pises Solid MopIs SoFubed
Suites, covered in red Colonial plaid cover, SOTO
bed, chair and rocker $500
10000 Modern-StyIe Soto, reversible foam
cushions, blond hardwood legs, looo6 nyIon cover
VT We'ohG enoreooi ----I3S.OO
l-179.95 Two-Pieee Soto and Choir Suite, re-
Versible toom cushions, brown muIticoored striped
cover with solid brown trim 1900
1855 Lawson Lounge Chairs with reversible
foon cushion, skirt base trim, heavy tapestry cover
in tile blue, sond beige, mint green and orange,
$500
6-SS.95 Messive Eorly American Wins-Boek
choiFs with reversible foam scots, skirt bose trim,
luxurious cover in tonoerine or blue -5S.00
S-9e.e5 Kins-Sixs Wing Beck chors with sim
uIoted pillow book, reversible foam cushion, skirt
bose, beautiful tapestry woven cover in Colonial
design in red, gold. brown and pumpkin $500
1855 Roll Arm Lounge with woffIe tufted
book, kick peot bose, reversible foam cushion,
heavy imported fobrie cover in beige $500
l-7s.s5 Ladies' High Beck Wing Choir with
reversible toom cushion scot. Skirt bose. Beout-
tul tapestry woven cover in gold 400
1883 Modern Arm Lounge choirs with kick
pIeot bose Reversible foam cushion seot Cow
cred in hubby woven fobrie in persimmon- -44.o0
1855 Three-Piees Solid MopIe Sofobed Suite.
Covered in Tapestry woven plaid cover in red, red
ond green. Sotobed, rocker and arm choir 5000
1855 Massive chippendoIe Roll Beck Lounge
Chairs with kick peot bose. Reversible foom T.
cushion. Button tufted back. Luxurious moteIosse
cover in green, brown and turquoise $500
5-9s.e5 Messive Hish-Boe Swedish-StyIe Mod
eEn Lounges. Reversible foam T-cushion scot But
ton tufted boek Walnut finished legs Heavy
shadow stripe fobrie cover in charcoal or blue
gree" --------------------- -oe.UU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Dual Purpose Sleep
Furniture

1885 Simmons Sofobeds. Innersprine con-
struetion; opens for sleeping; turquoise; discon-
tinued style 54.SS
z-IIe.e5 Simmons Duplex Beds z innersprno
mattresses; use os one double bed or z single
beds; floor sompes 1888
1880 Simmons Hide-A-Bed. FuII-size inner
spring, os is; black fobric-
2-lls.oo Simmons Lounges. Open for sleeping;
black fobrie; discontinued styl e----------72.8s
1885 Simmons Studio Couch. Innersprno
throughout; sleeps z; brown provincial upho-
1898 Simmons RoIIowoy Cot. Heavy ticking,
sturdy innersprine mottress; 30" wide; floor
$3.50 Foster Studio couehss. 2-eushion style
with back rest; opens to single beds or one
doube-sze bed; choice Of eoIors; floor sompIe,
S4.sS
$3.50 Sofobsd, opens for sleeping, innersprine
throughout, 5 toost turquoise -------- $3.50
1890 Rowe Sleep Soto. Opens to sleep z on
lnneTSpTlng HlOlUeSSI IuIQNOlSe 'oOIlCI OHvF
1890
I-27.ss RoIIowOy Cot with nnersprino mattress;
link spring bose; 30 inches wide; os is----I3.ss
$3.50 Plastic Covered Sofo-SIeeper. Remove
bockrest for sleeping; coil spring construction;
choice Of coIors; slightly domooed- $500
1880 Sofobed and Choir. 6isquet tufted
design, foam rubber cushionne; directive toost
fobric; soiled 1890
I-l4e.oo Provincial Brown Covering Sofo. Opens
for sleeping; soiIed-- $500
1855 Simmons Sofobed. Converts into bed
brown fobric; os 1887
Many Other Specials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

5o-s.ss Picnic TobIes with Durolox top, 24x6o"
S'~S -o.SS
25-ls.sS Barbecue GriIIs with hood spit ond
motor and work tobe; "a" sre--------ls.s9
1888 "a" Barbecue GriIIs, wheels and 3D.
sass Motorized Wagon GriIIs with automatic
'"e"SHs' 1917
1913 2-GoI. InspIoted Picnic Jugs with pour
ing spout --------------
lo-4.7S l-GoI. Insulated Picnic Jugs with pour
so-9.eS Steel Shelving, boxed enomel finish,
3o-I2.ss so-Lins Steel Outdoor Dryers, ground
socket included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
China Department

OEUUHtW WUVuNT UEHUCBTU
this department only First Floor
] Reg. 1898 Imported Chino Dinner Set. 40
pieces, no platter; service for 6----------l7s
] Reg. 1898 Imported Chino Dinner Set. 20
pieces; service for
] Reg. 1898 Imported Chino Dinner Set. "a
Reg. 1923 Imported Dinner Set. Sc pieces with
3 extra cups; service for 8---24.9S
Reg. zI.ss Eorthenwore Dinner Set. AZ pieces;
service for
Reg. 1898 Eorthenwore Dinner Set. SO pieces;
service for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

l-7S.S5 10" Sunbeom Electric Rotory Mower, J.
up "'0'0' -------- 54.95
i-s7.sS 10" HuFfy Electric Rotory Mower, v
l-i1S.s5 De Luxe Rotary Scott Mover. eosy
adjustable heights in small amount of time, 1895
1855 "a" ROtory Power Mowers, 3-h.p a
SC44.s5 20" Rotary Power Mowers, 2-h.p 4
cycle Briggs Strotton engine. RecoiI storter on
'S''S'S
1888 u" SeIf-PropeIIed Rotory Power Mowers,
ZR-n'P. Briggs u Strotton engine
l-zl.95 Clemson Is" De Luxe Hand Mower,
hent"eI9nt aluminium
l-l'.S5 Clemson Is" Hand Mower, lightweight
oIunInum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

1.9s-3s.sS Awnings
Now H off
Hollywood and window awnings, drop cur
toins, porch awnings. Plain green, green and
white stripes Some have frames, some ore
RECEIVERS. 80" to l6 #. sizes. I.31 to 1858
Not oil sizes in oil styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Toys

This department only Parking Lot LOtUer Level
14-l1.95 Roek-E-TetteF, oil metal, wooden
scots like see-sow) 49, ---------8.99
s-5.95 Table and z choirs, norwood construc-
tion, maple finished
1885 Ping Pong TobIes, 2 separate tobles,
aluminium legs slightly damaged --------l4.99
5o-5.Ss Bowling Alleys, comes in one, 2.ss
1898 TO 1913 Sondboxes with canvas conopy,
metol bottoms, os is 4.e9
III 80 Spicy Gym Sets. oll-stee construc-
ton, with 5-foot slide lisp
1888 ScndbOxes, weather resistont, convos
canopy, galvanized bottom ---6.99
6-S.95 SIT. Slides, galvanized, steel bedwoy
extra broced construction 4o9
5o-15.sS-24.e8 Wedins Pools, 6 and #. in
diometer, l2-2o" deep with heavy viny Tanks,
1873 to 1899