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Evening star., 1960-07-06
SALE OF FURNISHINGS AND SHOES.

Regularly 6.s5 Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts. 3.S8
Regularly 1875 and 1875 Beech
Jeekets-imported cottonveIour. With
short sleeves. - s.s5
With long sleeves. ll.s5
special purchase furnishings
UsuoIIy 6.s5 TO s.s5 Fomous Maker
Half Sleeve Dress Shirts-button down,
tob, pin tob, spread, regular and con-
vertibIe collars. Solid coIors and fan
cies. 4.e5
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Men s Hart Schaftner & Mars, Brookstree

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s re I DIV hpey
to i've desnd
m SUNNI sui u ne ne nesp uHesudau
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furnishings reduced from stock

furnishings reduced from stock
Regularly $50 to 7.5o Fomous Moker
Dress Shirs-Iong sleeves, button
down, tab, pin tob, spread and regular
collars. In white, solid coIors, foneies.
4.s5
Regularly $40 to 1895 Wool Sweat
ers-PuIIover long sleeves, V-neck.
7.s5
Regularly $50 Pure Silk NeekweoE.
Evening star., 1960-07-06

Usually e.e5 and 7.s5 Half Sleeve
Sport Shirts-in pIoids, block patterns,
stripes. Wash and wear. 4.95
Usually 7.s5 Mesh Knit Polo Shirts
half sleeves, fine cotton. sos
UsuoIIy LIS and l.5o Bon-Lon and
NyIon Stretch Hose-in charcoal,
navy, brown, Ioden or maroon. sse
Refs Underweor-eroup includes boxer
shorts, T-shrts and athletic shirts. All
white. 3 for 2.49
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Entire Stock Reduced
Nunn-BuSh
Summer Shoes
Regularly 22.e5
1880

Choose from q large
selection of sizes and
styles, but not every size
in every style.
Evening star., 1960-07-06

Chose from fine blends of Docron poIyester and
specially spun worsted, or Docron poyester and
Orion ocryIic, or Docron poyester and royon. Every
completely washable and driobIe in most home
laundry units.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

million By comparison steel tonnage the United States
million 1918 Soviet hard tonnage
climbed 395 million United
million 1857 electric
1913 million
generating 6S4 900 million dowat
electricity 1856
California Grossman production figures
inflated by production anxious
Planning Agency his released
Physical Output Industrial Commodities
statistics increased consistently
impression
lying the official Soviet Index of Industrial
Production
order match production by 1870 the Soviet
solve problems lack arabic land
labor resulting
birth the outbreak during World War H. lack
machinery; industry
using latest machinery produc
methods numerous other obstacles.
which make diff
catching
1t becomes increasingly optimism
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Georgia Justice

King fined $25 for driving
without drivers license Judge Oscar Mitchell DeE<ab
justice with suspended
then the King hardened Of
participated Atlanta sn demonstration and again
Atlanta in
Mitchell the ungratef DR. King
demonstration
Kings that the
which the had
original tweve-monh traffic
allowed Mitchell
ordered defendant
months King carted off to
prison a Redsvile released bail.
Vandvr not available the
Peter Geer pleased to
for Martin Luther King
might good" opined might make aUabiding
teach him the law Of Georgia This
Africa
that hobed mixed breeds
populations of all these places Georgia justice
Hartsfed Atlanta moderate in the Indignation
dispute II have desire criticize the courts But have made
their stories they make
that this hearing did not take place in NATION
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Cold. The Dollar, and US. Prestige

is comment
of the
editorial place responsibility upon
dollar price gold
SPECTATORS 81 went scared at
prospect spend
nothing
dollar solely the
office install liberal poHe reasoning
the complex subject
things be pointed without contradiction
First that US policies affecting the dollar
trade have been materially changed for
high Foreign high relatively
national budgets
any upon
S a of in
their medium of the place
of gold other precious metals and So people gold
Third before century
dollar fully acceptable
the world confident
produce exchange
Is
demanding gold instead?
complicated, aspect
reasonably clear Obviously all world
urbed about position politics
possibility total destruction by nucear
nightmare haunt elsewhere the world
does total would
destruction value dollar.
During
prestige country
stood The behavior of the gold market enough
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Will We Still Be Leading the
SOviets In 1870?


reports gowhs
Many Europeans
1870 But considering the factors which initiate
uay likely
imply omplacency part
out the fact that Russia at present
making progress Any prop
position beginning
and land position of number be lightly
economy.
growth great during past years
But predicted that lead 1870
different implications which
upon the variables of politics sociology
concevably
deferred combination of factors change
with less effective closing the
Kremn and the United States the failure the leadership
to maintain Soviet economy in such state to make possible steady
progress along priority keeping
sufficiently support ability
Of the Soviet Union to maintain its relationship with satellites and other
possible
influence the world politics
a
report United States Information Agency
general opinion prestige
abroad declining The also egdy implied that
miHary stronger than by
be mlitary country be economically
strong Department recently issued
ports output goods
September quarter
wear Allen Dulles director of our Intelligence Agency recently
during has managed
creating illusion making
launching Sputn
credible claims making
progress military
at the time of the launching of the first sputni such
place products waxed facial tissues kitchen aluminium fol
and portable radios available.
take everything truth
a leading
of Business Week Strmln the Soviet
Production grossly exaggerated statistics for the
industrial increased q
times The economist said it increased Is times
industry
prices billion
According sumn statistics
automobile
expert
compiling figures
Irving Levine n Street U. R., paints a
picture Union
Development figures quoted
growth 1913 1857 1913 Soviet steel produc
only million 1857 about s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Letters To The Editor


of
of much political appears be only ed
when presidential candidates play the
overlooking degardng the
disease of Fascism is fast taking
opinion country
contraed with the Vanes
propaganda.
This publicity nation
amnescs remembering nothing of the happenings there
unlikely foresee will happen the future
political convused with
Civil Rights rights of Negroes vote
Southland that pes
toyment Of
publicity Cabot Lodge,
the aegedy said
Republicans there will be Negro the Presidents cabinet
rabberoung action Months
suggestion Ralph
good Republican Presidency
drifting experiment
would
having qualified elected appointed position of dig
nifty, Importance and responsibility?
hierarchy against Time decayed
found The of time has
therefore dscon
whites against invasion
Will this small of nation
Ignng throughout
destroying America
religious cropping young Negro
you reply by chance any
a
Colorado,
Colorado legislator
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

the US in 1924 In no other
have we hao 10 suAd In hhe as
long to vote as we Tuesday Nov g. 1860
Usually Of our employment to go to
avoid the queuhS up
different
at what considered bright and
early around 40 the building line Of almost
awaiting assignments TO voting oootns we
ereaed out the door AS we did
business peope) Jennings walking
along join the long line
We went onto figuring after that
the voters line would the polls
containing people
earlier foray to the polls
had just well remain put
Joined the good reach the polling
booth preferences the mechanical ballot
nguratvey not bringing along book
neighbors precinct
polling interesting reading standing
would have BEEN
looking the crowd that American women
polls We found of the
comfortable without
psck very powder The dresses they
usually not their Sunday party best
fancy the main by the interest
line at the last
polls naturally retirement for
jobs
tmew polls time around
the lines talked about
probably because
polling place partisan political
of only political
safely make and that is Tuesdays cleo
TONS indication, going
biggest country
history
people go polls they appeared
machines with that all of shell utCel New
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Job Cut Out For Him and Us

victory party Tuesdays
again that party opportunity that the prn
pes generally epod the Franklin Roosevelt
administration country
John Kennedy and his because
administration
direction This the
uncomfortable and position
strange popular Presi-
effective leader of the US
a world fraught with traps and pitfalls
popularity Freudian father
American people has been of the quality which
could translated keeping America driving forward and its
a position of real leadership in the world.
might well gavanize this nation into
the which will make for securing
prestige the world This badly
country people
guidance protection, assistance and leadership.
The US Negro supported Kennedy wide margin all
especially Without this vote
Kennedy could
Most certainly the country must close ranks and give to
Kennedy necessary
We doubt that America the will
the Pdentelect much
the the nation the world has
to offer of its
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

things; The America First Party
candidate is Lar DAILY, whose mot
to is shoot first; Henry Krajew-
ski is the candidate of The Poor
Mans Party, whose slogan is pigs
is pigs and what more could any
body ask"
There are also Prohibitionists,
Vegetarians, the Women's Party
and a variety of other splinter
groups.
In Virginia there is a Conserva-
tive Party running Sen. Barry
Goldwater for President. The Soc
ialist Labor Party has it's candidate
denouncing the Soviet Union as a
capitalist" tyranny. The Trotsky-
ties have their candidate calling
for an end to us. bases in foreign
lands.
But none of these parties is
making itself heard these days
not even in Union Square.
am not nostalgia about the old
days of youthful revolt. In a way
I imagine it is good sign that we
have begun to settle down and that
demagogues like Huey Long and
Joe Mccarthy are no longer with
us. Such people reflect vast dis
content; their absence in a way
reflects more-or-less satisfaction
with the overall course of public
affairs. At least there is not so
much anxiety the public is just
turning in panic for leadership any
where.
But the absence of a spirit of
significant rebellion can also mean
that we are overlooking the in
justices that surround us, the poe
kets of unemployment, the exist
ence of poverty and all the evils
which have made men rise up in
righteous indignation.
The third parties, when they rose
above such slogan as pigs is
pigs, have helped keep the nation
on it's toes. I, for one, do not like
to see them disappear.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT O. SPIVAcK

Washngton-WHA HAPPENED TO THE THIRD
PARTIES" 1T is only II years since Henry A Wallace was
being used by the Communists without his knowledge ad
the nation that both major parties much alike
he voter had no choice when he went to the polls
presidential candidate of the Progressive Party Wallace
left small imprint US. politics and then retired his farm
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
STT-INS

Business taking new lead
Negro did not dn on the South He help
agricultural economy and he is important producer
in the contemporary South increasing and rising
dustry This fact is getting fresh recogniton-NY TINES
Shutdown of the Capitol cafeteria plain recognition
regarding segregation The eating facility in
supported building privately
by Negro taxpayer it bars him So
and whites alike 1t is to treat them alike In the
services it offers."-Atlana CONSTITUTION
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
DRY-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

BY FRED GRAM
Administration endeavors keep guessing what's
survey presgous the U. issue
would seem, Is prestidigitators
remind
We keep decisions minimal:
sweat doubts, just let them bind
In subimina.
of Southern Libraries in the Indignation has brought
politicians the astonishing discovery
addiction books
a
the prevailing medium of exchange but
o growing exceedingly medium.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

THE ROSTER - In isolated
pockets there are third party can
didates, running for President, but
they are hardly of the calibre of a
Bob LaFollette or Teddy Roosevelt.
There Is: The Beatnik Party
running a man named William
Lloyd Smith who Is said to want
to abolish the government, the
working class and most other
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Editorial Opinion From The Nations Daily Press

something Washington-a Negro
work Federal project
long by 26 of International Brotherhood of Electrical
Negro
jobs significant
cracks barrier giving members Of the Brotherhood chance 70 learn
working Negro produce a
onstras that the Government of the United States
o up a principle
We congratulate Franklin Foete
for having insisted at last on observance of the contract clause for
bidding racial discrimination employment
We the Presidents
Contracts headed by Vice President Nixon for having backed him
Attorney
Walsh having resouey effectively a
worked out settlement 1t isn't the end of the story but it's
Washington POST
LUNCH COUNTER INTEGRATON
integrated
112 Southern cities since last February always
operated ntegrated facilities
Announcement that action has been taken
organizations
from two standponts indicates
progress demonstrations called ma
swinging to the side of affirmative action their
Post TRIBUNE.
URGES sTrN END
1t would be dsservce to the Negroes
unctcav encourage the ns
herew Wednesday.
We smpathze with their simple dignity So
do of the merchants and much of the czene
TON.
SEGREGATED TUSKEGEE
interesting argued before the Supreme Court
upset the Alabama law which city
Tusegee BY drawing oruou boundary
sides in place of its previous four the
ing nearly all of the ys 540O
Tusegee disturbed by this segregation
Was it therefore violation of the
guarantees all citizens equal protection of the law?
The extremely
finds that political boundaries
discriminating upset gerrymanded legs
atve districts which against white and coored
residents? The two issues do not
constitutional grounds but they suggest
this will entail unusual
POST
NEED FOR AMBASSADORS AFRICA
Ihe state department according to the United
francay hunting
speak French and maybe African language
And the the department having
financing the opening of
to put diplomatic personnel hadn't budgeted
And is having trouble finding below
ambassadors
Why all these shortages? explains it, the flock"
OF new African countries which have just
Nations came into being BY
surprise"
If true this is fine state ferent
AFRICA since World War H. There have
Great Britain for
as they could show the minimum ability themselves
Surely the state department has a of years
meet this graf surprise doing something about
it-Mwaukee JOURNAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

Although, there are those who
believe the minority parties have
made no substantial contribution
to American politics, I am inclined
to disagree. Many of the political
analyses that once were made only
by Socialists, now are accepted by
the major parties without question.
So is much Of the social welfare
legislation.
But it is the absence of a signifi-
cant spirit of rebellion in this cam
paign that gives me pause. What
better proof is there Of public
complacency than the fact that
even the traditional rebels have
grown tired?
Even more than that, the tenor
of pohticking by such third parties
as we have casts a grave reflection
on the nations interest in big is
sues.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

in upstate New York. Lately he
has re-emerged to criticize the
farm program advanced by Sen.
John F. Kennedy. But he quickly
returned to his first love, farming,
and it may be sometime before we
hear from him again.
The Wallace episode, however,
has made me a little curious as
to what is taking place in Amer
lean politics. Where are our rebels?
Norman Thomas, whose stature
continues to grow even though he
is not running for anything this
year, was on television recently.
But it was only for brief moment
during which he deplored the de-
magoguery that has crept into the
campaign of the Big Two candid
ates.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

Copyright, 1860, Robert G.
Spivack).
Evening star., 1960-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS

MT. AIRY Venetio Drower Chest.
in brushed white, trimmed in
Verdi green. Reg. 1900
SllGH French Provincial Book.
cose. in ontique white with z
metoI grille doors. Reg. 1850
WElMAN French Provincial
CocktoiI TobIe, in brushed blue.
Reg. 1900
Poir WElMAN French Provin-
cioI lomp Tobles in brushed
blue to match oboVe. Reg.
1880, eoeh -- Eo.
BATESVlLLE Cobinet, s4-inch
breokfront. lmbruyo buh inIoys,
bross oeometrie fiIioree. Reg.
l,l95.oo -
Evening star., 1960-01-01

TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

DESIGNER Soto, ontique white
ond gold frome, Iiloc and low
ender harlequin fobric quilted,
os is. Reg. 1880
STEPHEN French Provincial Soto,
fruitwood frome, gold textured
fobric, foam rubber reversible
cushions. Reg. $4,000 -.uL
STEPHEN French Provincial Cluh
Choir. antique white frame,
chompoone ond eoosheIl fobnc,
foam rubber reversible cushion.
Reg. leS.oo -
DECORATOR Club Choir, spring
down cushion, deep hond tufted
book, turquoise fobrie, kick
pIeot skirt. Reg. 249.oo-----
STEPHEN Fruitwood Framed Top
French Provincial Soto, copper
Croftex fobrie, reversible foom
rubber cushions. Reg 599. 90 =,
0RExEL Slope Arm Contempo-
rory Soto, kick pIeot skirt, Reg.
4l4.O0
STEPHEN Contemporary Club
Choir, foam rubber reversible
cushion, button tufted book,
noturol and brown fobrie. Rec.
1850 ------------
STEPHEN Contemporary Crescent
Front Soto, deep hond-tufted
bock. foom rubber reversible
cushions, kick pleot skirt, chom-
poone fobric. Reg. 3S9.oo---.
STEPHEN 2-Pc. Contemporary
Sectional Soto, one piece is love-
scot with orn, the other is full
size SOTO with bumper end, deep
hond tuftino in boek, kick pIeot
skirt and reversible foom rub
Der cushions. Reg. 10000 -
MGM 3-pc. French Provincial
Sectional Soto, truitwood fronej
quilted toiIe fobrie, sprino-down
cushions. Foetory list price
1895 90 ---.
MGM Foster Wing Loveseot,
French Provincial, down ond
feather scot cushion, quilted
toile fobric. FoetoY list price
$4,000 --- -
M6M "JoVis", ItoIion Provin-
ciol Soto. Antique fruitwood
frome. silVertone fobric, two
spring down cushions. Foctory
list price. l,l95.oo ---L--
DRExEl Lounge Choir, contem-
porory striped fobrie, kick pleot
skirt. Reg. 2lo.oo----
Evening star., 1960-01-01

6-Pc. DANISH Modern WoInut
Dining Room Suite, consisting of
buffet, 44-ineh round extension
toble, and a comeback side
choirs. Comparable value, 334.5o
Ape. DANISH Modern Bedroom
Suite in wolnut, consisting OF
double dresser. mirror, chest. ond
double bed. Comparable value
366.95 ..-.---.--. .--
Poir COCHRAN Lodies' Lounge
Choirs, foom back and scot, kick
pleot skirt, turquoise nubby tex
tured fobrie. Reg. go. l74,oo -
eorIy American Solid Rock Maple
Soto, persimmon fobrie, loose
cushions. Reg. 224.5o----
Evening star., 1960-01-01
CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM ;

81. =
AMERICAN of MARTlNSvIltE
Ape, Zebfono Suite, consisting
Of lofoe dresser mirror, q chest
and double bed. Comparable
/. voice volde 5000 ---7rr----,
DANISH 4-pc. WoInut' Suite,
consisting Of double dresser, mir -
rort chest and double bed. Com
7porobIe VoIue $500 ~
JOHNSON HANDLeY JOHNSON
Of GRAND RAPIDS Mostera
Suite in Soddle .WoInut, con-
,sists of lorge double dresser, mir !.
ror.. 67tt gin. duoI bed, chest,
ond z night tobles. Foctory list
price l653.oo'-,-- g
JOHNSON t4ANDLEY JOHNSON =
Of GRAND RAPIDS Moster
Suite in Ernine White, consists
of'ioree double dresser, mirror,
OFT. 6-ln. duol bed, chest, and
II might tables. Eoctoy list
price. 'l6e5,oo -,
AMERIcAN e sHoJi Rosewood 2
yoponese Influence Bedroom
Suite, consisting Of dresser, mir
roto chest and double bed. Reg.
-atf.oO -s-a--=--E- -Eeg
AMERICAN .SHoJl Rosewood
yoponese influence. Bedroom g..
Suite, consisting Of triple dresser,
mirror, double Bookcase bed and
chest. Reg. 548.0o------
Evening star., 1960-01-01
SLEEP SOFAS

CHESAPEAKE 2-Pe. ,SectionoI
Soto, one section contoins sleep
soto, covered in blue fobric,
foom rubber reversible cushions.
Reg. 4ee,oo az
SeAlY Lowson Sleep Soto, fooim
rubber reversible cushions, red
psoid fobric. Reg. 1895 -
CHESAPEAKE Sleep Soto, EorIy
Americon, rople finished frame,
wing style, Coloniol print fobric,
reversible foam rubber cushion.
Reg. 467.oo ---4-.-------
CHESAPEAKE Sleep Soto, not-s
urol and gold fobric, down and
feother loose pillow boek, re-
versibIe foam rubber cushion.
Reg. 4s7.oo---
CHESAPEAKE Extro-Lona Con-
temporary Soto, all foam rub
Der bock and reversible foom
rubber scot cushion, blue fobric.
Reg. 1920 --l--.-1
Evening star., 1960-01-01
CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM

VALLEY Hiohbock Soto, wolnut -r
frome, oofdenfod striped fobrie,
4os.oo = - z4s.t
VALLEY T-cushion Lounge
Choir, with seulptured bross legs,
copper ond pumpkin stripe fob
ric. reversible foam rubber scot
cushion. Reg. 2125o S9,I
VALLEY Lounge Choir, woInut
wood arm ond frome, Siomese
fobric, reversible foom rubber
cushion Reg. 226oo sA 99,II
VALLEY Suspended Frome
Lounge Choir, iridescent olive
and copper fobrie, reversible
toom rubber cushion. Reg.
IoS.OO ------- S9i
Pair VALLEY Occasional Lounge
Choirs, orrhless, block Iocouer
trore, lenon-citron fobric. Reg.
5000 eoch co. 6o.(
VALLEY Tub Lounge Choir, VOL
nut frome, rose ontioue sotin
fobric Reg. l72.oo 49,
VALLEY Lounge Choir, hyo- ..'
cinth, turquoise ond block stripe.
reversible foom rubber cushion.
Reg. 1850 ...- 90 |
VALLEY PiIlow-Boek Lounoe
Choir, striped fobric, reversible
foom rubber loose pillow book
ono scot cushion, os is. Reg.
lSS.OO - .-.-- 99
SeLlG Hioh-Boek Framed LOUNGE
Choir, loose foom rubber book
ond scot, Danish design, olive
green ribbed fobric. Reg $500 oo.I
VALLEY Seooped Book Soto,
natural and toost striped fobric,
reversible foam rubber cushions.
Reg. 1900 100 |
CREST Decorator Soto, button
bock, sloped arm, kick pIeot
skirt, solid lime fobric, oil foam
construction. Reg. 10000 l99.I
CREST Pillow-Bock Soto, tur-
quoise textured fobrie, foom re-
Versble piIlow-bock and scot
cushions. Reg 255oo loo.
VALLEY Decorator Soto, BEIGE
heTinobone heavy fobric, solid
bross bose. Comparable value
79S.00 - 3o5
VALLEY Hieh-Leooed oH-the-
I'd Ioor Soto, bross fenules on
front legs, blue-ereen textured
fobrie. Reg. 46e.0o -- l9o.!
VALLEY Donish Style UphoI-
stored Lounge Choir, foonr rub
Der reversible cushion, hyocinth
solid fabric. Reg. 1900 ~ 3d.
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM
NO
MOR6ANToN 7-Pc. Brown Mo-
hooony lSth-Century English
Group, consisting of senior Dun ..a.
con PhYfe textension toble, z r.
orm and 4 side choirs. Reg.
$500 ..E., ...., 100
SOLID ROCK MopIe Buffet.
Comparable value l07.oo Sd
SOLID ROCK Maple 5-Pe. Suite,
consisting Of drop-Ieof tobIe ond
ehoirs. Comparable Volue
1900 I2o (
BROWNSVILLE DEAUvlLLE g.
Pc French Provincial Suite, con-
sistina Of buffet, chino top,
ovoI extension toble, orn ond
side chdirs. Reg. 64450 4S4.(
FANCHER 7-Pe, French Provin-
cIoI Fruitwood ond Antique
White Suite, consisting OF buf-
fet, china top, drop-leof tobIe
in souterne finish ond orm
and z side choirs in antique
white. Reg. $4,000 - 469.(