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NUMISMATIC NOTES
Huwuiiun Coins

The first coins of Hawaii
were struck in l847, the last
in 1888.
The missionaries who
brought Christianity to the
islands were responsible for
the copper cent of 1847. The
coin has a full face portrait
of the reigning king, Kane
hameha III, on the diverse
and a wreath with the value
lone Cent" in Hawaiian on
the reverse.
For a period of So years no
other coins were minted.
Then in 1888, under King
Kalakaua I, a series of four
silver coins was issued, a dol
lar, dollar, quarter-dol-
lar and dime.
The coins were suggested
by Claus Spreckles. banker
and sugar planter. The king
wrote Philadelphia asking
that Charles Barber be COM
misSioned to design the coins.
When the dies were finished
they were shipped to the San
Francisco mint where $4,000
dollars, 100000 half-dollars.
100000 quarters and 100000
dimes were struck.
The diverse of these coins
bears a portrait of the king
with the date 1888 below it.
Around the border is the leg
end "Kalakaua I, King of
Hawaii"
The legend on the reverse
is translated 1.-THE life of the
islands is in righteousness"
Had the King followed that
motto he might not have
been dethrOned ii 1889.
While he was King he was
corrupt, wasteful and respon-
sible for much religious bit
terness among his subjects.
Kalakaua was succeeded by
his sister Liliuokalani, who
ruled only briefly. Some pat
tern coins were struck for the
Queen, but none for general
circulation.
After the annexation of
Hawaii by the United States
in 1898 most of the Hawaiian
silver coins were melted down
at the San Francisco mint.
During World War II an
emergency series of currency
was issued for Hawaii. Fed
eral Reserve notes of San
Francisco with a brown seal
were surcharged HAWAII"
on both sides. These are the
series of 1884 and 1884 and
were issued in denominations
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Mrs. Rose Robins
2-Time Winner
OF Dubois Bowl

Mrs. Rose Robins last Sum
day became the first two
time winner of the handsome
silver Dubois Bowl. She and
James Sourilas we're the VIC
tors in the ninth annual
IN arity pair competition
sponsored by the Washington
Bridge League in co-opera-
ton with the ACBL's charity
program.
More than 200 area bridge
fans participating in the
Sunday afternoon and eve
ming essions contributed
about $500 to the Arthritis
and Rheumatism Founda-
ton. currently the beneficiary
of the ACBL project.
Two years ago, when a
similar contest was for bene-
fit of the American Heart
Fund, Mrs. Robins first had
her name inscribed on the
DUBOIS Bowl with Mrs.
Fanny SamuelS as a partner.
The Robins Sourilas due scored
206 match points, four more than
the overall runnersup Mrs. Terry
Mfrh and al Third
honors in the two-session. sectional
rated play which attracted n pairs
went to George Kaufman-Dsle
Reese 201 "a. Others in the honor
division: Mrs. j. A. Wsber-Dr W s,
Benedict. 1896, Ivar Stakgold- Dr..
1913: DR.. Willie w. Smith-Mrs. Carl
Tessmer, 1871; Simon Gerber Charles
c. johnson, 1891.
Top in the field in the qualifying
round were Mrs Sidney Aronson-
MIS- MT s.r Haro o.i,, s Klein Other area
GUIDED DR.. Smith-Mrs. Tessmer,
Mrs Beverly Torrey- Roy Banner.
Mrs, Weber-Dr. Benedict. Robert
Beeker-Lawrence Berner, first; DR.
W II Gorton-Dr Neil McHugh.
h Rsvnoi sstaksold Dr zlEsifs LsTT Fs
Levi-Carl Sieweke. Col. John A.
Geddes-Paul Nef second In the
Championship round. in addition to
the overall ranked players, MAZDA
Cain-June Liverman. Mrs. John o.
HasSell-Jules Chodak tBaltimorel
rated section runnerup honors
In . separate one-sesSion contest
Sunday evenins, which attracted SO
additional pairs, william Z Gilbert
and James M. MenEer were the first
to win the new trophy awarded
by the WBL Women's Auxiliary.
Their score vas 1873 Runnersup
we're Mrs H. ]. Alexander-Edwsrd
Eaton-c N. walker. 1se; chNles
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Other Winners
AT Duplicate

Alexandria: Beatrice Crockett-Mrs
Alice Hatch, Mrs, Jean Medford-
Mrs. a. Veren:
Wallace Wright, Col. and Mrs. Joe
AriinEton: Mrs. Martin J. Costello
Hail Wilson, Mrs. Maurice Collins
BENJAMIN Dickson.
Belle Haven: R. Boyer-M. Rothen-
Bethesda: 1t, Col. Ruth Anderson
Mrs. Louis Salvatorel; Mrs Wayne
Gallant-Mrs. M. M. Wofsey tied
With DR. Willie W. smith-Mrs. CAR
Chess: section A. Edward L.
Allen-Jesse b. Boyd tied with b. K.
Anderson-C. r. Greenhow; Mrs.and
Mrs. R J Griffen. (Section b Ger
sid Bare-James Lipman, Charles
DR.. William 7. sawyer. Commodore
and Mrs. Virgil Korns.
Chevy Chase Juniors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Holleman, Commodore
ard Mrs. Virgil Korns.
Club 80: Mrs. Don Alderson-Mrs.
Columbia: Mrs. E. R. shepard-w.
R. Garrett, Mrs. T. W. Brough-Eli-
Congressional Secretaries: Yves
Hayden-Lawrence. Redmond, Eleanor
1OAG9 tlAN~A1aAN We MUMMY.
EHclId: Maj. Maurice A. Reep-Dr
Thomas Roberts, Mary Louise
Lane-Edward L. Alien.
Falls Church: 1t. Col. and Mrs.
William .Lumpkin, Mrs. Kay Brags-
Gore1: tAprii 800 tIndiyiduaD
Mrs, marjorie o'Kelliher. MAY Il
Bill Doggett-H. j. Mock. MAY Al
Individually Mrs. Pat Irwin tied
with William Navarro;
stein:-A, Lajous, MI. and Mrs. Ray
Gore6 Junior Masters: Mr.. and
Mrs Louis W. SoTnson, Hattie Blake
more-Betty Smith
Nj ju''l S:to, mrs Maze Msssbe p x xaSssr
Kenwood: Mrs John o. Hassell-
Mrs. James Lazard. Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Goode
Labor: Sadie Myers-Lazard Self.
Ellen Miller Thomas Judge
H. G. .Gilmor; Mrs. Henry T. Chit
tenden Mrs. Annie Kirk Turner tied
with. Mrs. Lester Gibson-Mrs. George
Montgomery: Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Gotthardt, Alice Miller-Mrs.
state: Mildred Cuddy-Alice seckel.
Olive Fiori-Ruth johnson.
Walker: Mrs. Dixie T. Wright
Robert Walker.
Whitehall-Mrs Kathleen Benson,
Mrs Eva Slater-Frank Hoffman.
(Section b Mr., and Mrs. William
Combe. Mary E. Lipp-Kathryn Ev-
erett
Washington Bridge League: April
800 Section AZ Mrs Terry
Michaels-Dr. Henry Horn, Mrs. Jack
Cole-H. B, Osborne, jr Flames
Israel Cohen. (Section b Mrs.
Allyn Whitehead-Larry Reynolds,
Mrs. Hazel Loftin-Mrs. G. W. ztm-
mer 2-Mrs. Margaret PAMELA
Julius jacobson tied with Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome s. Machlin: Kathryn
Everett-Mrs Henry Lee. Section
c. 1-Mr and Mrs, Jonathan Rim
tells, Rosemary Riordan Frank HoltZ-
man. Mai. william Christian
Simon Gerber, Mrs. Sidney Aronson-
Roy Banner.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

MOTION rlcTuRn AND TELH-
VISION COUNCIL Monday, 1850
pm Cleveland Para Library, Con.
neetlcut avenue AZ Macomb street
NV, Mrn. Dorothy Mason. editorial,
exhibits and public information d.
rector Of the ., g Public LihfnTy,
WI spsak en- TIE Aag,o vlaYel
sssa!s'i ls q .as Viz Fs ssora,hs.
and nlma Mrs. Mason Win b. ~.
trodueed b. thu president Of the
council Mfa viFrinla Rollwage Col
lsra Annual election Of cthcsrs VII
Voro-cnAFT CLUH. isie twelfth
street NV. Tuesday $50 PM
darkroom workshop session. PRINTING
problems and darkroom technlauea.
GREATER WASHINGTON C0UN.
ciL o. cAMkhA CLUBS, Wednea-
DAY : nm Community Room. elb
sus s'' esIsasts warns Main e,s q s"p ~
the lnlsTclub print and color slide
composition.
NATIONAL PmoroGRAPmc so.
Getty Wednesday, Pm. Natural
History Museum Auditorium, Conati-
tuition avenue and Teeth street NV.
Fremont Davis. iettufer 90 pho
toaraphy. a. The University Of Mary
land and stan pAStographer 81 Set
rated nrs tam. aThs rlsstinr Moment
Membera prints VIII be JUDGED.
Visitors welcome
R0uNDTABLE. Friday, 3 pm. Room
1909 South Agriculture Bulidine.
Rourteenth annual salon limited TO
members; color and blaek-and-white
shNtAes.
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS


@0sN9aA
HyattsviIIs stamp Club
Juniorsl. 7;30 pm. Public
Library, 1850 Farragut street,
Hyattsville. Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington -hlIateIIe So
ciety. 9 pm. Arts Club, 20l7
I street NV. Annual busl-
ness meeting and installation
OF ofiicers.
wOodrIdEe Stamp Club.
$50 pm, dinner meeting.
Domino restaurant. l02e0
Baltimore boulevard. College
Park. Md. Talk by Belmont
FAIRIES on Writing a Stamp
Column"
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club. 8 pm. Belle
View School. 420 Fort Hunt
road. New Alexandria, Va.
Auction. (change in regular
meeting night 10 second
Wednesday,
Washington Numismatlc So
ciety, 8 pm, Room 43. Nat
ural History Museum, Tenth
street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. Traders Night.
THURSDAY
American Topical Associa-
ton, Potomac Chapter, 7:45
pm. Cleveland Park Library,
Connecticut avenue and Ma
comb street NV.
Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm, County Building,
Georgia avenue and Colesville
read, Silver Spring, Md.
Stamp Scramble.
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Bridge Calendar

TODAY: PIayfair, 1431 Harvard; pairs,
1:45 Goren. 9 Dupont circle;
pairs, z.
TOMORROW: Goren, 6 Dupont circle;
pairs, / 30 Andrews, Andrews ABB
Fax, 1920 Arlington boulevard; MP
pairs, 7:45 Goren Junior Masters,
Dupont circle; pairs, 8. Thomas
Circle, Apt 100, 2440 Sixteenth;
PAIRS 7:30. WBL Executive Commit
tee meeting, Gordon Hotel, 7:45.
TUESDAY: Arlington, 5000 Lee hish..
way; MP pairs, 7:45. Federal, Hotel
240O 2400 Sixteenth; pairs, 145;
GAO; oficial dining room Gao GAO
ners. 8 Dupont circle; pairs 8. Mont
gOmeTy, 400 Norwood drive: pairs,
7:45 Ofieers Service Club, 1874
Twentv-hrst; pairs. s.
WEDNESDAY. Bethesda, womsn's
Club Of Bethesda, Old Georgetovn
and sonoms roads: PAIRS , l0;i5
Country Club Alexandria; pairs.
7:45. Chess, Gordon Hotel, pairs,
7:45. Congressional Secretaries,
cafeteria, New House once Building;
mp pairs for beneflt OF Arthritis
and Rheumatism Foundation. 7:3o
state USIA, executive dining room.
GSA Building; MP pairs, 1880.
THURSDAY: Falls Church, Hillwood
Square Clubhouse, 500 South Cherry,
Falls Church; MP pairs, 9:45 an
G0ren, 8 Dupont Circle: pairs, 1880.
WASHINGTON Bridge League tACBL
until, Sheraton-Park Hotel: MP
pairs, 7:45
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, 5000 Lee high
way; pairs, IL am. Euclid, Apt.
1O9, 244o Sixteenth: pairs. 5:45.
Goren, 8 Dupont Circle: VoiEt Ne.
mortal pairs, s. Irving Street. Alb
North Irving, Arlington; pairs. 7:45
Rockville. Civic Center, Rockville;
Mp pairs, 7:45.
SATURDAY; Agriculture. Apt. 109,
2440 Sixteenth; Mp pairs, i. Chess,
Gordon Hotel: pairs. AS. Cheverly,
60I3 Hawthorne, Cheverly: MP
pairs, g. Walsh, 1872 MasSaehu-
sstt pairs, 7:4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

Ernst Reuter-, Mayor Of
Berlin from fe47 untii his
death IN 1858. win be honored
on the next champion OF
Liberty" stamps. -Four and
Scent denominations pictur-
ing him viii be placed on
sale here September 20.
Mayor Reuter- was the man
chiefly responsible for Ber-
Inns successful defiance Of
the 327-day Soviet blockade
which began In June. 1913.
He not only inspired the peo-
pie Of the city 10 meet the
challenge. but as a trans
portation expert helped plan
the airlift which kept the city
from starvation.
Recognized as one Of Ger
many's most effective anti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

Communists, Herr Reuter-,
who was born in Schleswig-
Holstein In 1889, had been a
top-echelon Communist him.
self after World War I, but
broke with the party in the
early 1920s.
When Hitler came to pewer
Reuter- was first imprisoned,
then exiled. He served as a
transportation adviser to the
Turkish government before
returning to Germany in
1916. There he quickly es-
tablished himself as a leader
of the Social Democrats and
was elected Mayor of Berlin
in l947 but was barred from
the post by the Russians. He
finally was installed as Mayor
in 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

bhc GtuAtaAooAAAA AAaettAAsASA
Snapshot fans will be glad
10 know that, once again, The
Sunday Star will participate
in the annual Newspaper Ma
tional Snapshot Awards. And
that, for the first time, there
will be a color transparency
and color print category.
- This, Of course. means
more cash prizes to be won
by the local camera fans.
There will be the usual four
classes for black-and-white
prints in the following cate
.gories: (a) Babies and Chill
dren. OBJ Activities, (c) Seem
les and Table Tops, and Cd
Animals.
In addition this year there
will be a category designated
as: tel Color. In this class
you will be able to enter your
color transparencies and color
prints. The color class will
not be broken down into tae
above groupings, but all of
the subjects in A through D
may be entered in this one
category.
For Amateurs Only
This contest, as most know
from past years, is for strictly
amateur photographers. No
pictures from professional
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simple: Any brand Of film,
paper or camera may be used,
but no print, enlargement or
transparency may be more
than 10 inches in the longer
dimension.
No art wark or retouching is
permissible, nor may any COM
posite picture, such as multi
pie printings on either print
or negative from which a print
is made, be entered. Except
for transparencies. no pictures
should be mounted or framed.
That's the gist of 1t right
there. The complete rules will
be printed on this page from
time to time during the con-
test.
One thing more: No black
and-white or color prints will
be returned. But, If you in
clude a stamped, self adj
dressed envelope with your
color transparencies. every
effort will be made to return
them, but safe return is not
guaranteed.
Glasses in Detail
The classes of the contest
are broken down this way:
Babies and Children must in
clude at least one youngster,
and the pictures will be
judged for cuteness, express
sion Of character, or mood.
and subjects may be engaged
in any activity or interest.
Adults may appear but not as
the principal interest.
Activities will include snap
shots of teen-agers and
adults engaged in any &C
tivity indoors or out at any
season.. Children may appear
if not the center of interest.
SCENES and Table-Top
may include pictures of land
scapes, seascapes, historical
spots. street scenes. buildings
or still-life subjects, including
tabletop or miniature ar
rangementS.
Animal Life covers house,
hold pets, horses, farm ami
mails, wildlife, zoo animals,
etc.
Winners of previous con-
tests are sure to enter this
one. If you haven't won be-
fore don't miss the opportu-
nifty to compete in '59-this
just might be your year to
win big.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

city Of Dubrovnik from a 10th
century oil painting.
GERMAN FEDERAL RE-
PUBLIC-Two special stamps
with surcharge for the benefit
Of INTERPOSTA, the inter-
national philatelic exhibition
at Hamburg. will be sold from
May % to 81.
INTERPOSTA marks the
Tooth anniversary of the first
stamps Of the Hanseatic towns
Of Hamburg and Lubbock. The
Hamburg l schilling issue Of
1859 is reproduced on a brown
and green l0-plus-5 pfennig
commemorative and the Lue-
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beck 212-schilling stamp on a
red-brown and red 20-plus-10
pfennig denomination.
BAHAMAS-The centenary
of the first Bahamian postage
stamp will be marked by a
special issue Of four stamps on
June 10. the Crown Agents re-
port.
The design features a por-
trait of Queen Elizabeth with
in the border of the Bahamas
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Master Point
Bridge Results

Agriculture: Edward L. Allen
Erwin NJ Kenison tied with Mrs.
GEORGE Hertz-Mrs, Harry kaplan:
Federal: stella Kaplan-Mrs.
Mary Somers, Rosemary Riordan-
William Nazzaro. 2-Maj. William
Christian-Tom Excl. Gene White
head-H. 3 Osborne. IT.
irving Street: Mrs. Martin ] /.
Costello Ronald Lambert. Mrs. Jack
Cole-H. B. Osborne, il. 2-Luig1
Iacino-Hail Wilson. Mrs. Virgin1a
Dye-Sumner Bliley.
Goode-Mrs. Patty Prshl. Mrs. Harry
Jones-Mrs. wallace Wright. 2-Ars.
John Fletcher-Mrs. G. W thinner,
Mrs Jack cole-Mrs. NJ. =. Cox.
NH: Mrs Earl Englemenn-
Mrs. GecFEe Thomas, Laura Gui-
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frida-Dr. James Reid. 2-Eusene
Fitzpatriek. George Mcconville, Mrs.
Elizabeth Porter-Dr. r. Lee.
Thomas Circle: Erwin NJ. Keni-
son-Don Yoest, Opal Van Horn-D.
R. Anderson. Mrs. Hazel Loftin-
Robert Shankle. Ruth Everett-Kath-
ryn Everett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
PHILATELIc NEWS
Berlin Mayor Reuter-
On Liberty Stomp

The stamps win be IN the
same medallion design as pre-
vious issues honoring Ramon
Magsaysay. Simon Bolivar.
Lalos Kossuth and jose dc
San Martin.
The 4-cent win be printed
In q single color on the Cot
trell press and issued In
sheets OF 10, the Scent in
multicolor on the Giori press
In sheets Of ~. There viii be
100 million of the accent and
40 million OF the Scent,
Covers for first-day can
collation. may be sent with
remittance TO pay for the
stamps TO the Postmaster.
Washington 10. d. c. Each
envelope must be marked in
pencil at the upper right with
the denominations and num-
Der Of stamps (singles pairs,
blocks) desired.
EE
First Day Figures
There we're 3e1.O40 first day
covers cancelled April l when
the Accent NATO stamp went
on sale here, and 397.770
Arctic Exploration covers can
celed April 8 at Cresson. Pa.
In all. 95O.561 NATO stamps
were sold April / at $38. O22. -
and 683.250 Arctic stamps
April s at s27,330.
\ -
Herbert Covers Sale
The extensive United States
cover collection Of the late
Joseph A. Herbert of WASH
ington will be sold at auction
June 5 and 6 by Samuel c.
Paige Of Boston.
The collection has been
broken into more than 1000
lots which are listed in a Ga
page auction catalogue with
20 pages of illustrations.
Mail bidders may request a
copy from Mr.. Paige at as
Bromfleld street. Boston 8,
Mass.
y y
New Issues
YUGOSLAVIA-A third set
of stamps picturing medicinal
plants will be released May Is
in nine denominations from
10 to 100 dinars. The multi
color set has been printed in
photogravure by Courvoisier
Of Switzerland.
A single 20-dinar stamp will
be issued q day earlier for
JUFIZ-IV, the Yugoslav
Philatelic Exhibition at Du-
brovnik. 1t pictures the old
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AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Partnerships Forming
For Bridge Bottles

Eoteler-E. J. Fitzpatrick, 1874:
Ralph Taylor-Bruce Wald, ISL. Also,
section tops in this contest were
credited to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
hams, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ney,
Forest Montgomery-Jules silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

Of IS. $40 and $40. A 81 note
also was issued. a silver cer-
tiflcate, series of 1854. with
the same brown seal and sur
charge.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington Numis-
matte Society, whose mem
berS hare prepared this
series of articles, i0iH anSWer
questions on coins or paper
money addressed to Numis-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, d. C.
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MUuzdaMlz9n,
WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE
ISRAEL SAYS IT
WITH FLOWERS


This month Isroe celebrates its 18th Anniversary of
independence and the 5oth Anniversary Of the found
no Of the city of TeI-AViv, of the worlds greet
greet modern cities. The three independence boy
stomps shown obove feature mucoored spring flowers
in full bloom. The TeI-Aviv stomp tnot shownl IL
lusrotes four of this citys most prominent and i'm
portont buildings. You will want these for yourself
and also give your friends os lasting gifts All Mint
except First Doy Covers.
The Four Stamps Described Above
Singles, 4Sc blocks OF 4. LOU
tob singles 6Oc tob blocks OF 4, E.IO
pIote blocks of 4, 210 plate blocks Of 6, 500
q hIll sbeets Of % stonns soch 900
Fire. Dov Covers t7l zoe
ISRAEL STAMP ALBUMS AND CATAL0CS
FOR YOUR COLLECTING PLEASURE
You'll reve the exciting glorious and heroic chapters
of history thot re-estobIished sroel nation otter
1000 yeors with this complete album for tsroeI single
stops os we'll tob singles Among its ony features
ore the stories behind the stops and tronsotons of
oil the tobs, complete in 3-rino binder. 500
Pages only, 800 1858 Supplement, zSc
Album for tob blocks, 500 Pooes only, 500
1858 Supplement- Soc
The ideo companion to your sroeI stomp oIbums The
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more Than 600 Illustrations 100
Ask for your free copy of Stomp News Write. or
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cHlPPEMDALE Swirl Mohos0ny 9-Pe.
FulI-Sixe Senior Suite, consisting Of
credenzo buffet, breokfront china, ex-
tension table, z arm and 4 side chairs.
Very special ------------479. 90
FRENCH PROVINCIAL Walnut 9-Pe.
FuII-Size Senior Suite, consisting of
6o-in. credenzo buffet, 50-in. wide
breokfront china, 42x60 oval extern
sion tobIe that extends to full 90
inches, including z Leaves, and z arm
and 4 side chairs. Very speeioI,
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES Solid No
hosony COLONEL open-Stoek Group.
consisting Of fuIl-size buffet, hunt
board, senior extension table, orn1ond
side choirs, and teo WAGON.
25% OF RequIor Price
MoRGANT0N 8-Pe. Swirl Mohooonv
FuII-Sizs Senior Suite, CONSISTING Of
eredenzo buffet, toble, Z arm and d
SIDE chairs. Reg. 54o.Oo----3oo M
Solid ROCK MAPLE Chino Ccbinets
Comparable value, 1900 % "a
SOLID ROCK MAPLE BUFFETS. Com
parable value, l07.00------53.5o
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TRAD. OCCASIONAL

OLD COLONY Briton End Table, in
fruitwood. Reg. lO9.OO---69.0O
SLlGH French Provincial Bookcase in
antique white with Z doors. Req.
1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
WElMAN French Provincial coektoil
Teble, brushed blue. Reg. 1900.
$3.50
WEIkAN Pair French Provincial Lomp
Tobles, brushed blue to match above.
Reg. 1880 81 so
SAGINAW Mahogany ceIIorette. Req.
SS'oo ---------------- 1926
BATESVILLE CABINET 81" LARGE
Breokfront, Imbruyo burI, inIoys, bross
oeometric tiIioree. Reg. l,le5.OO,
$500
HOLLAND AII-Mchosony Secretary
Desk, tombour. Reg. 274.OO. 15o 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-28
These Items from Our
Silver Spring Store Only

VALLEY contemporary design sole, peacock
eo'ofed ribbed feDric, wonut legs. Reg. $500,
.ruo.u.- 1890
CUSHION beige fobre. Reg each 500,
scHooNsEcK Iouns. chair, Wedoewood blue blu.
foone, spring down cushion. Reg. 264.o0
..uoo 10000
foone' loom cushion, kick pleot skirt Reg 247.oo
eoea.. 1890
SocHR "a sS sh'i' covered in quilted gold print
MeM pei, French earvsd ehor. with open oms'
tru't"ood finish gold boueIe moterol. Reg 1880,
ToMLINsoN high back chair, French Provincial
oesIen eeTed legs, covered in coral ground print.
STEPHEN French Provincial cored soto down wan, ooS
feother cushions. rich domosk.fobrc Reg. $1,000,
PEABoDY Collection, choir and Ottoman. ltoIion
p trgt~ood fromes, antique gold fobric.
CONTEMPORARY oeeasionaI choir, bross frome'
covered in block potent leather Reg. l5s. IS,
MiLdITT solid cherry drop-Ieof hostess cert REQ.
sIANnBUILT contemporary soto, eppIe green
tobre. wolnut legs Reg. $500 $4,000
HlBRITkN modern oeeosioneI chair, block frome,
white nou0ohyde scot and boek Reg. 5000,
CREST contemporary .ofa. lo4 inches ono,
covered in Jode green fobric, loose reversible foon,
scot ond book cushions. Reg. $4,000 26e.oo
AMtRiCAN SHoJl corner tsbIe, Africon rosewood.
81 inches squore' Joponese influence. Reg. $500,
$500
ASSORTMENT OF FINE DECORATOR
LAMPS AT REDUCTIONS OF
25% to 35%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-28
MODERN DINING ROOM
Washington Store Only
Townsville Forecast
Exciting Towny Elm

GROUP I. Consists of 56-in. buffet
and deck, 4Ox60 extension table, z
arm and 4 side chairs. Originally
$500 -------------459.O0
GROUP Z. Consists of 48-in. buffet,
46-in. china, 4Ox6o extension table,
z arm and 4 side chairs. Originally
6l5.0o ---------------489.O
DESIGNER 9-Pe. Contemporary Suite.
consisting of credenzo buffet, hutch
top with doors and shelves, oval ex-
tension toble with z Leaves, z arm and
4 side chairs with cane backs. Reg.
HERITAGE 9-Pe. COURIER Group,
orisntel FuII-Size Suite in Nutria
Finish, consists of buffet, hutch top,
extension tobIe, z arm and 4 side
chairs. Reg. | ,6640o----1,295.00