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SLEEPERS

Sealy "Redibed" sleep sofas, foam
rubber reversible cushions, l in beige
in brown. Reg. $3.50 --------
Sealy "Redibed" sleep sofa. foam rub
Der reversible cushions, blue fabric.
Reg. S2995O ----------.--
Sealy sleep sofa, Early American
persimmon print, foam rubber revers-
ible cushions Shirred skirt. Also l In
aqua. Reg $3.50 ---
Sealy contemporary sleep sofas, l in
beige, 1 in blue, l in toast. Reyers-
ible foam rubber cushions.
Reg. 1889 observation-disclosures
Sealy French Provincial sleep sofa, in
eggshell. Reversible foam rubber
cushions, fruitwood panel Reg. S349
Pullman Sleeper, foam rubber revers.
ible cushions, grey and black or
blonde legs. Reg. 1880 900
Chesapeake Sleep Sofa, Traditiona
Lawson, foam rubber reversible cush.
ions, blue, button back, kick pleat
skirt Reg. S329-
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Baumritter BirchCraft night table. IA or
Reg. -----. IT'|.
Baumritter Birchcraft corner desk, in 10 or
waxed birch. Reg. 67.50----------- %|'%s
Hibriten contemporary chest-On- chest 20 or
in gray beige, walnut. Res. S139 %|'>~
Kent COffey Cherry COrdOvan serpen- 20 Ef
tine front, 5-drawer chest. Reg. S139 S|'|N
2-Pc. Townsville platinum walnut
group, consisting OF chest and double 10 E(
bed. Reg 1880 ------------ I%')N
A.s ssss S''A"l' walnut chest Se.e:
Ape. Kent COffey suite l in char
coal, ! in cherry cordovan mahogany.
Consist Of double dresser, mirror,
s ss.t' ssig bed. and chest. 249.0(
Ape. Kent COffey suite, in walnut
and pecan. Consists of double dresser,
mirror, bookcase bed and chest 90 nv
Reg. 1899 ------------- %S~'NN
Ape. American Contrast" black and
white suite Consists of double dres-
S sss; g sssS bookcase bed and chest 1920
APE. American Perspective newly
styled suite in walnut. Consists Of
double dresser, mirror, chest and 800 0f
panel bed. Reg S439 --------- |G|'VS
5-Pc GEORGETOWN Galleries famous
Parkhill contemporary group in wal
nut. Consists Of double dresser, mir
ror, double bed and commode night $40 NF
tables. Reg. S540---------------| T|'VS
6-Pc Lane Cherrylane suite consist
ing Of triple dresser, mirror chest
on-chest, double or dual bookcase
bed and 2 night tables. dOE Nf
reg. hl0S - - ~
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MODERN LIVING ROOM

!.sa'e end ' :. vi; with "''f'' in 1900
y.s, , ,,m:'' , chair So. gold fabric 1925
s..ss. arm. armies. chair; walnut legs 1925
StandbuiIt occasional chair, rose fab
rio brick tufted foam rubber seat and 20 OK
back walnut franz Reg $149------
Pair Cochran club chairs, raspberry
fabric foam rubber reversible cush- 10 IN
ions black frames. Reg. S166
Valley high back open midriff barrel
chair, expensive blue fabric, white
metal legs, foam rubber seat. 90 IN
Reg. 20750 Observation-Disclosures
Valley, loose pillow back lounge chair
ss f'y:5Ss S foam T.. TaS s:s a.. .sss $3.50
Standbuilt, chair and ottoman in
s sSSS'r 5:s'r, .ssa seat and back sd'A $3.50
81: iss. :'' I'm ssa back cushion 'af- $3.50
Monarch Of New York Sofa, gray fab
+: b:s o6 5SS" " less 1890
s d: :5% T., :sFda =. 9 ssss les 1900
Standbullt Sofa, foam rubber revers-
ible cushions, button back, cordovan
mahogany legs, textured fabric. 100 S0
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TRAD. DINING ROOM

MorgantOn Chippendale mahogany IO7E
ladder back side chairs. Reg. 1895 i~'f|
Pumice Italian Provincial junior china 60 or
Reg. Sl25 ---.----.------------ ~~'~~
F Pun sss italian Provincial ''F''F'h''t 1895
MorgantOn Swirl Mahogany Duncan
Phyfe drop leaf extension table. 20 OK
Reg. ---------------------- %~'|%
M Nor, nsn. Swirl s.. .ssSs'n' break 1900
7-Pc. Mahogany junior dining group
ea' :n9 Of - duncan mean, P4 ~. ssSs 1890
5-Pc. Blowing Rock French Provincial
suite suite IN n. s5;y ~ s1 sas S o. extension tens 1890
Century CotiIlion Cherry French Pro-
vincial drop-leaf extension table. 10 or
Reg. --.--..-----.--- '"'||
9-Pe. Walnut Italian Provincial full
size suite, consisting Of buffet, china.
R issls s sRs side chairs. $4,000
9-Pc. Cherry French Provincial senior
suite, consisting of buffet, breakfront
n .s oval ,sl extension s.s :ss 81 arm and $4,000
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Sd Marines
Set Reunion
This Week
THE EVENING STAR Alb
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, July IS, 1859

Hundreds Of members OF the
Sd Marine Division associa-
ton will gather in Washington
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
for their fifth annual reunion.
Chairman Tom Stowe said
the reunion will honor 10 Con-
gressional Medal of Honor win
ners, five Of whom are living.
Speakers at meetings in the
Mayflower Hotel will include
Gen. Randolph Nice. Pate, the
Marines commandant; Gen.
Allen H. Turnage, who COM
manded the division on Bou-
granville and Guam; Gen.
Graves B. Erskine, commander
at Two Jima, and Maj. Gen.
Alan Shapley, director Of the
Marine Corps Reserve.
On Friday, after registration,
the Leathernecks will hold a
buffet supper at the Naval
Weapons Center, followed by
an evening parade at the Ma
rine Barracks, Eighth and I
streets Sc. Saturday, there will
be a noon luncheon, business
meetings and a dinner dance
at 7 pm. There will be a men,
orial program at II am. Sum-
day at the Two lima Monument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13

NEW YORK - Kim NOvak
and Cary Grant, who planned
to attend the Soviet Film Fes-
tival in Moscow this summer,
cancelled their plans. The
State Department is discourage
ing American stars from any
participation in the festival
Director Otto Preminger is
suing Sam GOldwyn for a per-
centage Of "Porgy and Bess"
Columbia Pictures is rede-
signing the Statue of Liberty
trademark which has been used
on all Columbia films ever
since the studio was founded
Melvin A. Dawley will sue
coed the late Dorothy Shaver
as president of Lord g. Taylor
X \ u 4
Sam GOldwyn recently dis
cusSed the matter of trade
marks on Aims and revealed
how the MGM lion came into
being. Soon after Goldwyn es-
tablished his film production
company he took his young
daughter to the zoo. The child
stood in awe in front of the
lions cage watching the ami
NAL roar. Goldwyn, remem-
bering that Pathe News used a
rooster, phoned his art direc-
tor, Hugo BALM, to bring his
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7 Teen-Agers
Admit S71,529
Theft at Bank

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July 10
CAP).-Two Canadian teen
ayers have admitted TO police
and a television audience their
theft Of s7l,529 from an
Ottawa bank.
They said the idea came to
them two weeks ago "out OF the
clear blue sky"
The youths, both from the
community Of Eastview, near
Ottawa, are Richard Boudreau
and Gerard Leclerc. They are
10 years old.
They were arrested yesterday
as they attempted to cross the
border into Mexico. They were
booked on suspicion of grand
theft and are being held for
Canadian authorities.
Police said the youths told
them the money would not be
missed by the Toronto Do
minion Bank until it opens for
business today.
Planned Business Career
D. D. Bleucher, chief of
police inspectors, said they
told him of plans to establish
themselves in business in
Mexico and become respect
able again"
In television interview over
station KFMB, young Boudreau,
who was a teller at the bank,
said stealing the money was
easy" He explained how he
put the money in an empty suit
box, locked the teller's cash
box and took it to the bank
vault empty.
The Leclerc youth said they
drove to a place about so miles
from Ottawa where they met
a friend, who he did not iden-
tify. The friend took them
across the United States border,
concealed in the trunk of his
car. the youth said.
Hacker UpSetS Plans
Their plan was upset when
they arrived at the Mexican
border in a taxicab driven by
a woman.
The cab driver, unidentified,
told police her passengers had
luggage in the cab. This led pa
trolman Richard Wolfe to look
into the suitcase holding the
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
Holly Cd
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Louqhton Plays Lear

STRATFORD -ON-AVON
(NANA). - Charles LaughtOn
has grown a big beautiful snow
white beard for his King Lear
role at the Stratford Memorial
Theater-but he rinses 1t and
his hair h strawberry red when
he plays the part of Bottom in
"A Midsummer Nights Dream. "
three nights weekly. l saw him
in the latter, with my two
children.
Chuck has the time of his life
as the weaver who enchants
Titania, Queen Of the FaerieS.
In his death scene in the play
within the play. he takes a
wonderful five minutes to ex-
pire, wriggling, grunting all
over the place. The audience
loved it. Even my l3-year-old
son Robert, who is somewhat
allergic to Shakespeare, said
afterward, 1T wasn't like
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Shakespeare and all that old
fashioned stuff. It was like a
modern play" Mary Ure, as
the queen, was my favorite next
to Laughton.
&% ** .t
After the show we went to
Laughton's house near here,
where his wife, Elsa Manchester,
awaited us. The spacious estate
has been lent to them by the
theater company, which pays
its top actors a token $3.50 a
week. Charles explained that
his death scene was a take-of
of Laurence Olivier's in RICH
ard the Third" II can't wait
for him to see It'll" he added.
Larry might shoot him.
Olivier is also in Stratford.
rehearsing for "Coriolanus,"
and he will be alternating with
Laughton, Paul Robson Gin
OthelloO and Edith Evans in
"All'S Well That Ends Well"
The season runs to November,
then Charles returns to Holly
wood for two more movies.
Chuck told me a funny story
of when he was making Spar
tacus" at Universal III Holly
wood and lunching with Peter
UstinOv. Two elderly ladies'
tourists-came over and one
said, oh, Mr.. Laughton, you
were so good in Cat On a Hot
Tin Roof They thought I
was Burl Ives and I didn't dis
illusion them. A moment later
one came back with, I'm so
Sorry-you and Bull Ives are
both fat men! But I simply
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loved you in witness for the
prostitution" ~"

| loved you in witness for the
prostitution" ~"
~ ~
Katharine Hepburn, with
Robert Helpmann, was In STRAIT
ford last week to see Paul Bob
sons "Othello," Later they were
a coy twosome at 1.-THE Saxon
Mill" which dates back in part
to before William The Con-
queror took Britain in 1866.
The restaurant is over a mill
wheel, and the river Avon
churned under our feet in big
patches of frothy foam,
Later, signing the visitors
book. I was startled to see the
name Of Lana Turner, in COM
pany Of a Mr.. King. 1t must
have been a practical joke, be-
cause Lana hadn't been seen
there for several months. on
the other hand, the British are
so archaeological about celebri-
ties, Lana might have dined
there without being noticed.
Being so near Warwick
Castle, we had to go and pay
our two bob to visit the state
rooms. There we're so many
people lined up at what used
to be the moat and drawbridge,
my daughter Wendy asked.
us this how they keep up the
stately homes of Eugland?"
The castle contains priceless
paintings HOlbein's WE'LL
known portrait of Henry The
Eighth, and a cute, small one
Of Henry as Prince Hal, Rem
brandt'S famed picture of the
Burgemeister, ReubenS, Glso
Van DyckS, marvellous /. ;es-
tries, a lowered clock that be-
longed to Marie AntOinette.
And a haunted room.
X
The story goes that Sir Fulke
Greville, an uncle of an early
Lord Warwick, was murdered
in his bed by his servant who
later committed suicide. And
every day at four-twenty,"
said the guide. looking at his
watch-it was 4:20-"The SER
want comes back to do some
haunting" A plump lady from
Oshkosh - honest - squeaked,
"Oh dear" and we trooped out
into the bright sunlight and
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THE LYONS DEN
Kim, Cary Shun Moscow
By LEONARD LYONS

camera to the zoo and photo.
graph the lion-as a trade
mark.
David Merrick may wait with
his production OF Trina La
Douce" until Gwen VerdOn is
free to play the role. 3D.. George
S. Kaufman still refuses to per-
NIT any Of his plays to be per-
formed in Germany. UPA's
"A Thousand and One Nights"
featuring "Mr. Magoo," will be
released next year-the first
major, feature-length cartoon
film not made by Walt Disney.
!. Nehru's younger sister,
Krishna Hutheesing, is writing
a book about him, featuring his
letters to her.
n 4
Gen. de Gaulle has ordered
that deputies in the National
Assembly no longer will be per-
mitted to read their speeches
but must deliver them extern
poraneously. He believes this
will result in shorter speeches.
d.. 1t was Sen. Carl Hatch who
suggested this for the U. S.
Senate. Hatch said: Extern
poraneous speeches would make
them have to know what
they're talking about"
John Cecil Holm, author of
the comedy classic, Three Men
on a Horse" visited Yonkers
Raceway and was so amazed by
the popularity of harness rae
ing that he's undermining his
play to fit the trotters.
The unbilled ballerina who
dances "Washerwoman," in Sol
HurOk's fabulous Russian Festi-
val at the Garden, is Mrs.
MOiseyev, wife of the famous
photographer. Morton Da-
Costa is the sixth bidder for the
film rights to Carson Kanin's
exciting novel, BLOW Up a
Storm"
HyltOn Edwards, co-founder
of Dublin's Gate Theater, is
staying at OrsOn Welles' villa
in Italy, working on the pro-
duction in which Welles will
portray Falstaff for him. Ed
wards started Welles in the
theater when Orson was not
yet Is. Welles had arrived in
Dublin posing as an American
star and was hired. He learned
by arguing with director Ed
wards at rehearSalS, then de-
"Show me how you
would do it"-and then did it
that way.
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back to Stratford. We then
visited Anne Hathaway's cot
tage - a l2-room matched,
tiny-windowed house. Anne's
family was fairly we'll off when
she married Will Shakespear.
Then to see the beautiful tudor
m ansion in which Shake
speare's daughter Susanna
liVed-big rooms, huge fire.
places. I wanted to rent it on
the Spot
And finally to the well-pre-
served house where Shakes
peare was born. Part of the
house is a museum. I read
ShakeSpeare's will, in which
he left 10 pounds ito the poore
of Stratford," and to his wife,
his second-beSt bed!
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY +. E. EDGAR

Thrill: Editor H. L. Memo
ken, who enjoyed surprises,
was In the habit Of hiding
ten-dollar bills in out-of-the-
way pockets IN his clothes.
Later, when he accidentally
came upon one of the bills,
he would glow with excite
ment, and spend 1t with the
racklessness Of the newly
rich.
Aren't you just kidding
YOURSELF" a friend once
asked. THE bills are yours,
you know"
II know" replied Mencken.
But US always a thrill to
find money, even when it Is
your own"
Books: Composer Jerome
Kern was for a period an avid
collector of books. Bitten
hard by the bug. he eagerly
read every catalogue and bull
letiE that reached his desk
Night after night he would
be bent over the fine print
soaking up information about
rare volumes.
One night a friend found
him intently studying a new
leaflet which had just ar
rived. Kern was hunched
over a page which was almost
black with tiny print and
numbers. 1t was obvious that
he was having a difficult
time with it.
Finally, after a half-hour
of concentration, he NUT
tered:
Il can't make any sense
out of this"
Curiously, the friend picked
up the leaflet and looked at
it. 1t was the Racing Form.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA SPECIALS
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You NAME THE DOWN PAYMENT
PKG. LIQUOR STORE
Does over 81. 900 Q week. V pints
5est corner in town. Owner III.
NO COMPETITION
THIS EXCLUSIVE GELP-sERVICE
cLosED suN spaHHE one = Q y y \ ~ g;
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around $1,000 8 week with Very
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

LIQUOR LICENSE. Nd, IN on.
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LIQUOR STORE
Owner .aHotes $4,000 yk. business,
LIQUOR STORE
Owner quotes $4,000 WIKI. business,
LIQUOR STORE
owner quotes $4,000 vk. business,
. good half pint store. $4,000
LIQUOR .XSiSD GROCERY
In nearby Nd, owner quotes $4,000
g $500 wks business. $4,000
WOMEN'S APPAREL
Downtown q st. location. owner
leaving country, priced at sl6.b00
lock. stock and barrel,
ROFFELD REALTY CO.
Ewes. and 1Y Sun. 7&o. s-lop4
MOTEL--NeaIby; 40 mod, units; 2-
apt. house; y acres; $4,000 On,
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MOTEL lott. 70; Hvy;mli double
bedrms.. ~, rms din, rm.. kit.
condition, on 3h acres Of land
h1ss ns seen , g BE- d appreciated
STATE STATE Moc,RRsTrcusAo E CO.. i. JA
$4,000. or Mrs. Pannill. KE
MOTEL1--ocean City, Nd. 80 units
S is1n Sssf oiB dsit sRS obi 81 SSoS
MOTELS FOR SALE
1. Southeastern area. Wen estab-
motel. 2S units. dining room and
swimming pool. Income above
$4,000. Cash required, S76 900
2. MARYLAND. Large in-city motel
about 3 yrs. old situated In heavy
Industrial area with dense pop
ulation near o famous COLLEGE
Gross income $4,000. Priced
100000. $4,000 cash required
3. MARYLAND. In rapidly growins
Industrial area. - brick units,
fine equipped restaurant and
swimming pool. $4,000 cash
required and balance financed
reasonably at AZ. Gross income
5000. Price $4,000.
4. virginia. AZ famous historical
city about 80 miles from Wash,
d. c. Beautiful 10 unit and
owners apartment motel on 4
acres. Increasing income above
For further information, please
communicate with INEZ CUSH-
ARD. REALTOR, 1880 wisconsin
ave. nv Washington, D. C