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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

Enjoy the city's finest
No Packers Bramds at Gent
There must be q reason why
others offer vngraded meats -.
The u Government trying to protect the meot consumer by
two measures One is INSPECTION. under which the Govern
ment controls the whoesomeness Of the product but DOES
NOT" measure quality The second measure OF protection ="
GRADING By Government grading the consumer oDI' 10
determine with authority the qucity Of the meet she buying
Your Giant Food buys only the top Of the best grades USDA
Government Graded Prime and Choice And hot whot we ecn
when we soy the finest quoiy at the lowest possible prices
& Hspt D t @. ssa4dss o Si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

Redeem ysV filled books fer the sifis
Of yevr choice Of yovF Top velve Re-.
demption Store during vvls SIEVE Days
iihFevsh Oct 81. With your free sifs
yev'l Get o certificate worth 100 free
Iep VuIUe Siomps, Exchange yevr
certificate fer your 100 free Top Value
Stemps Of your 0isnt Feed In Nd. Or
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Official to Speak
On REFUGEE Yedr'

: Richard r. Brown, direc-
tor of the State Depart
ment's ONCE of Refugee and
Migration Affairs, will be
guest speaker at a luncheon
meeting Of the Soroptimist
Club Of Washington at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the VIII
lard Hotel. He will talk on
THE World Refugee Year
and the United States"
The program, planned in
observance Of Hum an
Rights Day." also will fea-
ture q resume by Miss A.
Olivia Nicoll Of the accom-
plishments Of the United
Nations Commission on the
Status Of Women.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
oFFIVERS' WIVES CLUBS ;
Luncheon toHonol
Mrs. Allen Dulles :

Mrs. Allan G. Kirk. wife Of
the former Ambassador to
Moscow will be the guest
speaker, recounting some of
her experiences. Mrs. @.
Lewis Schmidt, and Mrs. Her
bert B. Leggett are co-chair-
man for the day.
United States Public Health
How to make easy holiday
decorations will be featured
at the luncheon, meeting of
the Officers Wives Club U. s.
Public Health Service on
, Thursday when they meet at
the ofhcers Club, National
Naval Medical Center. Fs
Mrs. william Carroll, Mrs.
James Lowry, Mrs. Harold
Magnuson, and Mrs. Falconer
Smith are to be the de-
monStrators. Luncheon hos
tesSes include Mrs. Ralph
Longaker, Mrs. Fazley Mel
any. Mrs. Arthur Rikli, and
Mrs. Louis Thomas. 2Hs
Fort Myer
The Women's Club Fort
Myer is meeting on Thurs
day in Patton Hall Fort Myef
for luncheon and a program
of Christmas Music. 81
The Famed Army Chorus
is to present an afternoon
Of music Carols of Many
Lands"
Capt. Samuel Laboda win
direct.
The Wives of Garrison Of
f1cerS will be hostesses for the
day. Assisting Mrs. Kermit l..
Davis, are Mrs. Harry NJ.
Craig, Mrs. Matthew c. Mac
Laughlin, Mrs. Robert B. Oh
son, Mrs. Robert g. Yowell,
Mrs. Harold L. Lawson, Mrs.
Samuel R. Hoover, and Mrs.
Laboda.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

perts find here? That the
career woman needs q di-
versifled functional wardrobe
to carry her from the Office
to the party front with easy
grace.
The experts answer to
this demand is two-fold.
First, they provide q vari-
ETY. Of fashion-right clothes
at low prices.
Second, they provide
clothes with q chameleon
character, dresses and suits
that change with accessories
to match the occasion.
A career girl doesn't have
to be a quick-change artist
as she rushes from job to
party. But no one will know
she isn't, II she chooses her
wardrobe carefully.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Career Girl Needs
Chameleon Clothes

Over % million women are
currently employed in the
United States, according to
recent estimates, and the
number is growing. BY 1865
it's expected to reach 80 mil
lion.
Which means that work.
ing girls. as a group, are one
Of the major purchasers in
this country. One of their
largest expenditures is for
clothing.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

Because this is true, fash
ion experts. manufacturers
and retailers study their
clothing needs closely and
adapt high style to meet the
requirements.
A good place to study what
career women need is WASH
ington. where, according to
statistics, career WON e n
greatly outnumber career
men.
What do the fashion ex-
Evening star., 1959-12-01
'09AF H1 y abe Enerrirra sfur
WoMET;s N l:;;.ll r;
WORLD
TUESDAY, DECEMBER !, 1859
D. |

in the Lane Manor Recrea.
ton Center at Adelphi. Md.
The program will feature
q beauty demonstration with
chapter members as models.
Mrs. Morris Rosenberg is in
charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
By EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

Mrs. Allen Dulles wife Of
the Director, Central Intelli-
gence Agency. is to be the
guest of honor at luncheon
tomorrow when the Women's
Club Of the National War
College gets together in the
officers Club, Fort McNair.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Plon Member Fefe

Installation Of new mem
bers viii take place at a
membership dinner to be
given by the Medina Chap
ter Of the B'nai Birth Wom-
en- at 7:45 pm. tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

regularly $500
. choose from over ! 900
smortIy tailored suits
. lightweight $50 Docron
and 459o worsted blend
. lightweight for comfort
. fobric is extremely wrinkle
resistont
Q excellent shape retention
. in eroys, browns and blues
. regulars, shorts, longs
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
:. also Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
SHOP LATE TONIGHT IN OUR
BRANCH STORES: Chevy Chase. 7
Corners and Alexandra, open tonight
until $50 pm. Washington
Store, open until 6 pm. =. oil our
stores open Saturday, $50 to 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
two exceptional
suit values
TROPICAL SUITS
BY OAKLOOM
1901

These fine, tropical weight,
$50 Docron-4590 worsted
suits by OokIoom are expertly
GRATED from excellent quality
fobrics. Hand detoiIed for
lasting good looks through
Summers wormest days. Dis
tinctiVe patterns and solid
colors in blues, eroys, browns.
It's time for that new suit, so
come on in and try on an Ook-
loom . the fit is fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

A
May o hh
uedt plans you o in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
Police Guard
Negro Home

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. rs
(AP).-State police kept an all
night vigil last night outside
the home of a Negro family in
the all-white suburb of Collins
Park after twice dispensing
crowds from the vicinity.
Before dawn the vigil was
halted. although police cars
came by the home at regular
intervals.
State Police Capt. John Her.
bert said all was quiet. That
was a sharp contrast to last
night when II troopers with
four leashed dogs broke up a
gathering of 300 persons out
side the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Rayf1eld.
Two women suffered minor
injuries and seven people, foul
of them youths, were arrested
The youths were charged with
delinquency and released in the
custody of their parents. The
adults pleaded guilty to breach
of the peace and were fined SIC
each by a magistrate.
The Rayflelds moved into the
two-story brick single home
early in the day and by noon a
crowd had surrounded the
dwelling.
Mrs. Rayfleld summoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

that teachers have, to a rea-
sonable degree. the disciplinary
rights Of parents while the
child is in their care.
Several of the boys, Is to II
and wearing injured expires.
sions, stood in a corner during
the conference. Mr.. Barnes was
present to explain.
He said it all started when
ne removed a soft drink
machine from the school cafe
terra because too many lead
Slugs were turning up in the
coin box.
In retaliation, about 20 boys
tried to organize a cafeteria
boycott. Those caught had the
choice of taking seven whacks
from the paddle or taking the
matter up with their parents.
Padding in county schools
is limited to boys, said Mr..
Barnes. Recalcitrant girls
sometimes get a rap on the
knuckles or a hand spanking.
The paddle is about a foot long,
and a sturdy 3 inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
Judge-ApprovedPudd
Ends Teen-Age Revolt

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. q
(AP).-The abortive teen-agc
rebellion at Bartlett High
School will soon be history, put
down by a polished maple
paddle swung by Principal
John Barnes.
Three more young pupils are
on the waiting list for seven
whacks. Fourteen have felt the
sting thus far. And Sessions
Court Judge Willard Dixon
heartily approves.
The Judge, at a conference
with seven angry parents in his
Office yesterday. rejected de-
mandS for assault warrants
against Mr.. Barnes.
Two of the mothers came
armed with photographs .oi
their sons smarting bottoms
The Judge, after expert
appraisal, said he had acquired
worse bottoms himself for less
The boys needed the whack-
ing. he ruled. He also cited q
State Supreme Court ruling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

provide for a full and thorough
canvassing Of the multithdi-
nous and intricate factors
which compose the problem Of
the taxing freedom Of the
States and the needed limits
on such State taxing powers.
THE solution to these prob
lens ought not to rest on the
self preserving determination
Of the States Of what they are
entitled to out OF the Nations
resources.
He declared the court had
never before decided that a
State may tax a corporation
when that tax is on income
related to the State by virtue Of
activities within it when such
activities are exclusively part
of the process Of doing inter-
state commerce.
Sees Small Concerns Hit
Justice Frankfurter saw par
ticular difficulties in store for
small corporations doing inter-
state business over several
States.
He said they would be beset
with problems stemming from
varying tax laws and would be
hard put to maintain lawyers
and accountants to keep books,
make returns and store records.
States may tax commerce
carried on within the States.
Justice Whitaker commended,
however, that the courts Of
both States involved expressly
found there was no interstate
commerce as such in the cases
at issue.
Corporations involved we're
the Northwestern States Port
land Cement Co.. of Iowa and
the Stockham Valves and Fit
ting. Inc, of Delaware. North
western operated sales Office
in Minneapolis but each order
was subject to acceptance by
the corporations plant in Iowa.
A similar setup was established
by Stockham Valves in Georgia.
About IS States and the Dis
trict now impose direct net in
come taxes on corporations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

help. complaining that deliv-
ervmen were unable to reach
the house
The troopers dispersed the
first group with little trouble.
But the neighbors and curious
who milled about the home
after dark were unruly and the
officers were hard pressed for a
time to break them up.
Stones and fair sized fire.
crackers were hurled through
several windows of the Ray
field dwelling.
The troopers later barri-
caded the area for four blocks
in each direction. They al
lowed only residents and those
with legitimate business inside
the perimeter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

ruling to violate the constitu-
tional ban against the States
regulating interstate commerce.
Such authority Is vested In the
Federal Government.
But the majority opinion,
written by Justice Clark, cited
corporation activities" within
the taxing States, such as order
solicitation. as profting the in
terstate operation. Profits re-
sulting from these activities"
may be taxed, he said.
No Undue Burden
THE taxes are not regula-
tions in any sense Of that term"
he wrote. Admittedly, they do
not discriminate against nor
subject either corporation to an
undue burden. While IL is true
that a State may not erect q
wall around its borders pre-
venting commerce an entry. 1t
Is automatic that the founders
did not intend to immunize
such commerce from carrying
It's fair share of the costs Of
the State government in return
for the benefits it derives from
within the State"
Concurring with Justice Clark
we're Chief Justice Warren and
Justices Black, Douglas, Harlan
and Brennan.
In his dissent, Justice Whit
taker cited the taxing statutes
Of the States involved, Mime
sofa and Georgia, which were
upheld by the majority opinion
as admittedly aimed at income
derived exclusively from inter-
state commerce. Concurring in
the dissent were Justices
Frankfurter and Stewart.
Justice Frankfurter, while
Joining in Justice Whitaker's
dissent. also wrote a separate
dissenting opinion.
He disagreed with the ma
tority contention that its opin-
ion was based on precedent.
IF new ground is to be broken,
that ground must be justified
and not treated as though 1t
were old ground" Justice
Frankfurter wrote.
He said Congress alone can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
Hiqh Tribunal Extends
State Toxing Powers

States taxing today seen as wdened as
the result OF two Supreme opinions yesterday.
6-o-s decision consolidating two cases the court held
that State may income tax portion OF an out
oate corporations income though the income derived
from interstate operations
mnnrv opinion written Justice Whitaker found this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
DUAL PURPOSE
AND SLEEP
FURNITURE


AND SLEEP
FURNITURE
Sofa Beds. Opens to
Sleep Two. Regu-
lar $685. ---- SAL
Convertible Sofa.
Opens to Sleep Two
with Separate Fire
stone Foam-Rubber
Mattress. Floor
Sample. Regular
$239.95 s128
Sleep Chair. Opens to
Sleep One. Regular
1895 $500 $50
Bunk Bed, 39-Inch
Size. Floor Sample.
Regular $685. SAL
Convertible Sofa.
opens to Sleep Two
with Separate In
nerspring Mattress.
Turquoise Boucle
Cover. Foam-Rubber
Cushions. Regular
$33995 $3.50
Simmons Hide-A-Bed.
With Famous Sim
mons Innerspring
Mattress. Floor Sam
pie. Regular $249.95
$lss
2-Pc. Plastic Sofa Bed
Suite. Sofa Bed and
Matching CHI air.
Floor Sample. Regu-
lar $159.95 -- SIT
Rollawav Cot. Com
plete with Comfort
able Innerspring
Mattress. Regular
$34.95 SIC
Hi-Riser Sofa. Opens
to Two Beds. Will
Convert into Attrac-
tive Sofa. Regular
$13995 $50
Plastic Hollywood
Head Boards. Reg
ular $10.95 So
Bed Frames. Made by
Harvard. Regular
$l0.95 ~ SO
Famous-Make Odds
and Ends. Inner
spring Mattress or
Box Springs. Full
or Twin Size. Floor
Sample - SIS
Serta Hollywood Bed.
Innerspring Mat
tress and BOX
Springs on Legs.
Floor Sample $26
Sealy Smooth Top
Mattress and Box
Springs on Metal
Frame. Floor Sam
pie. Regular $685. $50
LONG, EASY TERMS!
IY DOWN
ED CREDIT
sunday!
10 b P.M.
2GE'S
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Chapel Rd. NE.
densburg Rd.
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FURN.-Couch, cocoa Dr., tweed
eel eond.; sleeps 2; SIS. EN-. p
6477, call after o am.
FURN.-Breakfront, liquor cabinet
household appliances, wall-to-wal
carpeting and apt. avail. RA. -
1871.
FURN.-Mod., Ice. din. rm tablI
wins. 8 chairs, bufiet, matehinI
sofa and chair. IA. 5-s845.
FURN.-Chaiis, desk, tables, book.
shelves, bureaus, Must sell, NOV.
Sun. ia to 3, EN-. s.ss75.
FURN., bric-a- brsc, other household
effects, excel. values, reasonable
Call DE. 2-4433,
FURN.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette,
incl. coNmer baby grand piano and
large breakfront: also large lace
banquet table cloth; all In excel
cond. No dealers. 5713 18th
st. NV.
FURN.-Metal twin beds, cabinet
radio, kitchen table, Kenmore
auto. washer, needs slight repairs
RA. 3-2026.
FURN.-compl fine iiv. rm,, like
new, Georgian sofa, matching
chr, 2 other chairs, slip covers
for all. leather-top tables, lamps;
cost $3.50: all for S275 or OFFER,
Must be sold this week end. JU,
7-779S.
FURN.-Table, round, mahog. ped
estal. 2. l0-in, leafs; in peri,
fit. LA. $1,000, LA, 6-2601
FURN.-Trad. liv. rm, and dinette,
tables, lamps, rugs, TV; FIN Mag
navox radio-record PLAYER; in ex-
eel. condition. HU. 3-5739.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

fabric, sponge rubber cushion; ex
eel eond. sleeps 2; S76. EN-. p
6477, call after q am.
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FURNITURE
TODAY SUNDAY 10 AM to 6 Pm.
GEORGES
WAREHOUSE SUPERMART
GALA OCTOBER
FURNITURE BUYS!
DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
7-Pc. Walnut Dining
Room Suite. Round
Plastic Top Table, 4
Chairs, Buffet and
China. Floor Sam
pie. Regular $359.95
$23s
9-Pc. Mahogany Din
ing Room Suite.
Large Table. China,
Buffet, S Side and
Arm Chair. Floor
Sample. Regular
$459.95 $299
Cherry Dining Room
Table. Floor Sample.
Regular $129.95 $64
Cherry China Cabinet.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $139.95 - $40
Lined Oak Drop Leaf
Table. Floor Sam
pie. Regular $685. $50
Lined Oak Buffet.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $1l9.95 -------- SIS
DINETTES
7-Pc. Dinette Set.
Large 60-Inch Table
with Pink Plastic
Top, 6 Plastic Gov
cred Chairs. Floor
Sample. Regular
$685. -------- SAT
3-Pc. Drop Leaf Di-
nette Set. Drop Leaf
Bronzetone Table
and 2 Matching
Chairs. Reg. 1895 $28
5-Pc. Bronzetone Di-
nette Set. Large
Table and 4 Match
ing Chairs. Regular
$685. ------------ $50
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Diamond Investments
Buy With Confidence
From WaShington's
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500

A-Man's, ga cts. highest de-
American cut. set In l4-kt.
y,R. Gvpsy-style setting.
Unredeemed. Only A59t
ia cts, beautiful
color, set In latest style
1S-kt. VIZ. dia. mtg. Bar
gain. out Of pawn. Only 32i
. cts, highly brill
liant blue-white diamond,
finest American cut, set in
l4-kt, VIZ. plain mtg. IN
redeemed, Only SCI
2ss cts, sparkling
brilliance, makes q tremen-
dous show, set In platinum
with side baguettes. Bar
gain. Only 81
l Ct, radiant blue
white color, set In popular
ia-kt. VS." with : side
diamonds. From estate. 49,
watch, made Of
platinum, and is set with
large marquise cut, 20
baguettes, and 81 round
diamonds. brand-new o.
Jewel Hamilton movement.
Watch is guaranteed like
new Terrific buy. Only SOL
GLADYS opal ring, finest
Hungarian fire opal, caba-
chon shape. about IL cts.
and is surrounded by 10
large, full-cut brilliant
diamonds, weight 294 cts:
tremendous buy: lust pur-
chased from private party.
Worth much more sos
H-Lady's, 3h cts. gorgeous
white diamond. finest
modern cut, exceptional
fiery color, set in 14-kt.
y.g; plain mtg. Bargain.
Only 07E
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
FURNITURE
LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM
7-Pc. Sectional Sofa.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $159.95 So
2-Pc. Sectional Sofa.
Plastic Turquoise.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $685. $4
3-Pc. Sectional Sofa.
2 Ends and Center
Sectional. Foam
Cushions. Regular
$219.95 $14
Early American Love
Seat. Foam Cush-
ions. Floor Sample.
Regular $159.95 $40
Danish Modern Sofa.
Foam Cushions.
Plastic End Tables.
Regular $189.95 $11
2-Pc. Nylon Living
Room Suite. Sofa
and Chair. Foam
Cushions. Regular
$l99.95 - 49, $l3
Occasional TIA bles.
Ends, step and
Cocktails. Regular
$19.95-$24.95 s.
Table Lamps. Reg
ular $l0.95 - S
Bookcases. Walnut or
Mahogany. Regular
S29.95 81!
Desk Ensemble. Desk
and Chair. Regular
$49.95 ---- 81!
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yURN.-Hollywood beds, S22; stu
do couch, $50. sofa bed, $40, CO
$4,000 between IL and 9 pm,
FURN.-Divan and club chair
RlaSs-tOp blond coffee table. gooc
cond.. $50. 10. l-b467.
FURN.-Dining room, 3-pc, &c
Duncan Phyfe), excellent condl
ton. real bargain. LA. e-l7l7.
FURN,-Rock maple bedrm. set
lamps La. 6.isel. white =
FURN.-Maple sgle. bed eomplet,
and chest OF drawers $50. 10
5-26i3.
FURN.-Mahog. gossip bench; liv'
inC rm. chairs, 2 wine, blue
Draperies, lamp. Du. 7-0S20.
FURN. FROM MODEL H0ME--16
IT, ape. contemporary sectiona
sofa. Stunning black figured fabric
Foam rubber cushions. Cost S49g
sell S24O. No dn. payment. Pay y
per wk. MA. S-36l6, DU. 7-2334
FURN. FROM MODEL HOME :
Brand-new S-ft. Contemporarl
foam rubber sofa, Lovely Floren
tine blue fabric. Cost S27H, SCI
for S139 No down payment; 81
mo. Ma. s-36l6, DU. 1884.
FURN, FROM MODEL HOME :
Sleek mod. sleep sofa and chat
suite in beaut. black nubby. tex
tured fabric. Sleeps 2 comtorta'
blp. Cost S245, sell for l49 M
down payment, pay SO wk. Ma
S-3816, DU. 7-2334.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

CHINESE EMPIRE PERIOD; splen.
did red silk hangings or bed
spreads, SKIS IT,. proiusely en-
broidered, excel, cond,; ia chan
delier crystals. . silver luster cur
tain tiebackS. WO, 6-12ll,
CHINA CLOSET, cordovan mahog +,
glass front, In perfect cond. $40
TIE 6-22s7.
CHINA, Sew, Tureen, plates, etc
Mnsolni!ongramrMd. f9r Kins Louis
CHINA CABINET. bl.. slid. glass
crs, like new, sos; mirror 12x4S
in. "a; cabinet. dble, drs,, 5 shell.
2SXG4 in, $40; EN-. 3-sS64.
CHINA CABINET, mahogany; excel
lent condition, S45. KE. S-64S2.
CIGARETTE MACHINES, candy
machine peanut, gum ap6 stamp
machines; new and used. Call
weekdays, Ii. $4,000.
CIARINFTS. brand-new ebonite out
fits, $50. RELIABLE PAWNBKRS.
429 nth 81 NV, MA, $4,000.
CLARINET. metal good instrument
for beginner: S35, JU. b-02S3.
CLARINET, Bundy, B-fiat, with case
and music stand S35. FL, 4-72e7
CLOTHES, ladies; expensive coats
.uits and dresses. In excellent
cond. Cheap. Sizes IL, 10 a. z
JU. 7-65S4
CLOTHES, mems, fall, winter suits
Sport coats; good quality, excel
cond., reas. FE, 7-9093.
CLOTHING - Mems suits, from
$500; sports Jackets. Stacks and
topcoats, all sizes. Use our con-
venient layaway. NEARLY NEW
SHO' 35t2 Conn. ave. NV. (2nd
doorl Wo. $1,000
CLOTHING-Lady's size 10. perfect
cond; suits, coats, sweaters, skirts
and aces, reas III, 7-563S.
CLOTHING - Topcoat, Botany,
brown mixed tweed. size 40 reg +;
cost sos, worn few times, $40.
DE 2-S065.
CONTINGENCY, ladies' coats,
suits, jackets, sweaters, dresses,
shoes. etc: reas. AID. 4-9122.
CLOTHING = Boys 10 and I2,
Stacks, shirts, boots, Misses coats,
suits. skirts, 10 and IL, mans
brown overcoat 40, good cond
reasonable. HA. 2-3963.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

FURNITURE
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUNI
We may have what YOU har
looked years for. A thousand and
one items at far below market
nrices,
367 9th St. NV. RE. 7-3sla
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BEDROOM

3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom
Suite. Large Dresser,
Chest and Bookcase
Bed. Floor Sample.
Regular $179.95 S88
3-Pc. Blonde Bedroom
Suite. Dresser, Chest
and Bookcase Bed.
Regular $1S9.95 $l19
5-Pc. Walnut Bedroom
Suite. Triple
Dresser, Chest, Bar
Bed, 2 Mite Stands
with Simula ted
Marble Tops. Floor
Sample. Regular
$399.95 ------$199
3-Pc. Limed-Oak Bed
room Suite. Double
Dresser, Chest and
Bookcase Bed. Floor
Sample. Regular
s279.e5 $14s
Ape. Alpine Mahog-
any America n Of
Martinsville Bed
room Suite. Double
Dresser, Chest, Bar
Bed and Mite Stand.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $529.95 1929
3-Pc. Cordovan Bed
room Suite. Triple
Dresser, Chest and
Sliding Panel Book
case Bed. Floor
Sample. Regular
$219.95 $148
3-Pc. White Plastic
Top Bedroom Suite.
Dresser, Chest and
Bed. Regular $l99.95
$134
3-Pc. Frosted Mahog-
any Bedroom Suite.
Double Dresser,
Chest and Bookcase
Bed. Dust Proof and
center Drawer
Guides. Regular
$239.95 500
Maple Chest. Regular
$29.95 $l8
Bookcase Beds. AS
sorted Colors. Values
up to $685.. Floor
Samples $l2
Cordovan Chest. Dust
Proof and Center
Drawer Guided.
Floor Sample. Reg
ular $685. 1900 S38
CHAIRS
Reclining Chair with
Vibrator. Regular
$685. ~ $38
Lounge Chair. Beige
DamaSk. Floor Sam
pie. Regular $685. $40
Plastic Occasional
Chair. Reg. $29.95 $l8
Chair in Red Damask
with Foam Cush-
ions. Floor Sample.
Regular $685. 500
Maple Chair. Floor
Sample. Reg. $685. $26
Swedish Modern
Chair. Foam Cush-
ions. Regular $49.95 $2S
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

The living room suite
consists Of sofa bed, match
ing chair, . lamp tables,
cocktail table, . decorator
table lamps, 3-way floor
lamp and matching smoking
stand, bedroom set. book
case bed, dresser chest,
etc. and 5-piece dinette set,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

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