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Evening star., 1960-04-27
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Evening star., 1960-09-05
Pirates Own History
Prevents Comp|ocency

San Francisco dumped Los An
geles, 8-3, to sweep a three
game series.
Don Hoak's 14th home run
ignited a four-run rally in the
second inning that carried the
Pirates to victory. Before Jim
Owens could put out the fire,
Bob Skinner had doubled home
two runs and Rocky Nelson had
singled home another.
Vinegar Bend Mizell. with the
help of Glen Labine. won his
10th, the ninth since ne was
obtained from ST. Louis last
May. Labine blanked the Phil
lies with one hit over the last
323 innings.
Nieman Leads Cards
Bob Nieman drove in all four
st. Louis runs with a home run
triple and sacrifice fly. Dick
Ellsworth dropped his 18th
against six victories. Curt Sim
mons, aided by Lindy Mcdaniel
in the eighth, won his sixth for
the Cards.
A seven-run outburSt in the
eighth against Juan Pizarro
enabled the Reds to salvage
the last of the three-game Sc
rieS with the Braves. After
Rookie Gordon Coleman's triple
had put the Reds ahead, 6-5,
Pinch-hitter Jerry Lynch dou-
bled Coleman home and Vada
Pinson followed with a homer.
Felipe Alou's three-run homer
off Danny McDevitt in the
first inning spanked the Giants
13-hit attack for a sweep of
the series with Los Angeles. 1t
was Alou's homer Saturday
that beat the Dodgers, 10.
Sam Jones won his 10th to
move the Giants within three
games of the fourth-place
Dodgers.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
CITY IN BEDLAM
OrioIe Fans
Gripped by
Flag
BALTIMORE, Sept. S (AP)

BALTIMORE, Sept. S (AP)
On buses and streetcars,
riders have their ears glued to
radios. In taverns and on street
corners everyone is talking
/ World Series.
And the annual cry, stick
with those Birds!" is being
shouted with conviction now.
For the Orioles are in first
place and Baltimore has a bad
case of pennant fever
The excitement was high
enough before. But yesterdays
game, as the Orioles finished
sweeping a three-game series
from the Yankees, put the
frosting on the cake.
Baltimore has never finished
higher than fifth since rejoin-
ing the American League in
1854. That was a 500 record
rs victories and 76 loSseS--in
1857.
So you can imagine the en-
thusiaSm of baseball fans used
to saying, wait til next year"
Before the Yankee series
opened, window lights in down.
town buildings spelled out Go
Birds" an honor previously re-
served for the world champion
Colts.
The series pulled 114,604
fans all reserved seats were
gobbled up long before game
time.
To add to the excitement.
the Orioles have won seven
straight games, including two
games against Chicago. One
more will equal this years rec
ord streak.
Listen to Magistrate Sam B.
Barranco, for instance. who
attended today's game: When
[ get my wife out for a game" "
he said, you know there's a
fever"
Mrs. Barranco Clipped in:
I'm looking forward to the
World Series"
Longshoreman William j..
Walters said: I'LL get to the
World Series if I have to climb
over the roof to get in"
Another fan, Leon Tisarski,
saw things the same way.
II think they'll win the pen
nant," he said. 1.-The losing
streak they had? I think they
got it out of their system"
The game began at 2:05 pm.
At 7:30 am, there were 100
out-of-State cars and buses on
;he Memorial Stadium parking
lot, waiting for the gates to
open.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Virus Ends
Fox's Streak

CHICAGO, Sept. 5 '(AP) -
Nelson Fox's record consecu-
tive-game streak for second
basemen ended yesterday at
1893 because of virus ailment
which raised his temperature
to 102.
Fox's streak, which long age
eclipsed the late Eddie Collins
former record of ATT for Sec
ond basemen, began August 6
1855. If he had not been
benched the previous day
when former Manager Marty
Marion decided the scrappy
second baseman needed a rest
Fox's mark would have reached
1.073 games.
Fox fell far short of the
consecutive game record o1
2,130 set by the late Lou Geh-
rig of the Yankees. The Ma
tional League mark of 895 i:
held by Stan Musial of the
Cardinals.
Fox, last years most valu.
able player in the American
League, did not make the trir
to Kansas City, where the So,
play today and tomorrow
However. Manager Al Lopez
hopes he will be ready to play
against the Yankees here Wed.
nesday night.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
BY the Associated Press

Thoroughbred racing fans
are expected to round out a
$50 million betting week end
today with the biggest crowds
expected at Aqueduct, Atlantic
City and Arlington Park.
Aqueduct offers the $4,000
added Aqueduct Handicap with
a field of seven headed by
Bald Eagle, Intentionally and
First Landing, three of the
fastest, matching strides at one
mile.
Arlington Park presents the
100000 added Washington
Park Handicap, also at one
mile, with T.V. Lark stepping
out of the 3-year-old division
to take on such ranking handi-
cap performers as Dotted Swiss
and On-and-On.
At Atlantic City, it'll be the
$50. 900 = added Atlantic City
Handicap at Ia miles on the
Evening star., 1960-09-05
THREE BIG RACES TODAY
Holiday Handle Likely
To Pass $50 Million

grass with Conestoga and
Keenation the high weights
at lit and 116 pounds, re-
spectively. Del Mar also has
scheduled the $30.000-added
Del Mar Handicap with Eddie
Schmidt and How Now each
packing 122 pounds.
The fans started the money
rolling through betting windows
last Saturday when 206,109
wagered $15,841,143 at IL
tracks. Aqueduct. with an at
tendance of 1926, topped the
list with $3,903,462. At At
lantic City, 28.630 bet $2,730.-
712 and at Arlington Park,
5,677 wagered $2,146,835.
Bald Eagle, a 5-year-old
from Capt. Harry F. Guggen-
helms Cain Hoy Stable, picks
up top weight of 100 pounds
for the Aqueduct feature. He's
never won with that much in
the saddle. But with two less.
See RACING, Page A-22
Evening star., 1960-09-05
BY the Associated Press


Pittsburgh, boasting a 61a-
game lead, looks like a cinch
today to win the National
League pennant, but strange
things have happened to "sure"
pennant winners, including the
Pirates.
Back in 1888 on this day
September 5-the Pirates ap-
parently were on the way to
their first pennant since 1927.
With only "a games left to
play, they held an imposing
six-game lead over the Cubs.
The Pirates slide began with
two losses to the Cubs. They
won only II of their final "a
Zone game ended in a tie)
while the Cubs won 20 of their
last 25 including five of five
from the Pirates. Spurred by
Manager Gabby Hartnett's S
celebrated game-winning home
run in the darkness against
the Pirates, the Cubs went on
to win the flag by two games.
Play Nine With Braves
The Pirates added another
game to their lead over Mil
waukee yesterday by defeating
Philadelphia, 5-3. while the
Braves were losing TO Cincin-
natl, 9-5. But nine of the Pi-
rates remaining "a games are
against the Braves, and who
knows? It's not beyond the
realm of possibility for the
Braves of 1860 to emulate the
Cubs of 1888.
The third-place Cards moved
within half a game of Milwau-
kee by beating the Cubs, 4-3.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
PROBABLE
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Evening star., 1960-09-05
Surging Orioles Invasion Opens
Important Stretch Role for Griffs
Estrada Victory
Caps Yankees
Lost Week End
BY the Associated Press

Milt Pappas, Jack Fisher and
Chuck Estrada have yet to cast
their first vote in a presidential
election, but the three young
speed ballers made it a lost
week end" for the Yankees as
the amazing Orioles took a two
game lead in the American
League race.
Estrada, oldest of the trio at
%, put the finishing touch to
the three-game sweep with a
6-2 triumph yesterday before
"a, ,587 screaming Baltimore
spectators. On Friday. Pappas.
21, shut out the Yankees on
three hits. The next day Fisher,
also 81. blanked them on seven.
Estrada, a freshman from
San Luis Obispo, Calf, came
Evening star., 1960-09-05

and the broad jump, johnson
jumped into the top spot by
tossing the shot 81 feet 105s
inches for a big 976 points.
That gave him 1880 points
for the three events and while
it was below his pace when he
set his world record it was
enough to boost him ahead of
Yang, his close friend and for
mer fellow student at UCLA.
Yang threw the shot only
43-824 for 703 points and a
three-event total of 2.687.
Russia's Vastly Kuznetsov
turned up a 47-5A effort and
moved up to third place with
2,460 points. E. Kamerbeek of
Evening star., 1960-09-05
THROAT AHMENT
HITS ROBINSON

BALTIMORE, Sept. S
(AP. - Brooks Robinson,
star Oriole third baseman,
was taken to Union Me-
mortal Hospital with a sore
throat after yesterdays
riole-Yankee game.
The 23-year-old infielder,
whose temperature was 1903,
spent the night at the hos
pital, but he hoped to be
able to go to Washington
for today's double-header.
Evening star., 1960-09-05

within five outs of duplicating
his predecessors performances.
He had a no-hitter until Bill
Skowron singled with two out
in the seventh inning and a
shutout until Gil McDougald
drove in Cletis Boyer with one
out in the eighth.
SOx Slip Back
The Orioles victory also in
creased their lead to 312 games
over the White Sox, who split
with Detroit. The Sox won the
second game, 5-4, after the
Tigers had taken the opener,
Ga. Boston nipped Washing
ton, 5-4, and Clevela n d
trounced Kansas City, 1912.
Until Estrada weakened in
the eighth and had to be re-
lieved by Hoyt Wilhelm, Balti-
more pitching had kept the
Yankees runlesS through 25
successive innings. Actually,
the Yankees scoring famine
lasted through SO innings.
Just prior to the Baltimore Sc
ries, they had failed to score
in the last three innings of the
first game of Thursdays dou-
bleheader with Kansas City
and were shut out by Ned Gar
yer in the second game,
Only Two Precedents
Only twice before have the
Yankees been shut out in three
successive games. The last
time was in 1929 when Sam
Gray, George Blaeholder and
Alvin (GeneraD Crowder of
the old St. Louis Browns
blanked them on August %,
% and "a. The first time was
on September 4, 5 and 7 in
1908. The feat was accom-
plished by one pitcher
Washington's immortal Walter
johnson.
Oriole First Baseman Jim
Gentle led a nine-hit attack
yesterday againest Rookie Bill
Stafford and four relievers. He
hit a pair of singles that drove
in two runs. The victory, sew
enth straight for the faSt-mov-
ing Orioles, was the 18th for
Estrada, a modern season rec
ord for an Oriole pitcher.
Woody Held, recently re-
turned from the disabled list,
smashed two home runs and a
double and drove in six runs
as Cleveland won its 18th
straight from the Athletics.
Jack Harshman went the first
eight innings for the Indians
and recorded his second VIC
tory against four defeats. Bud
Daley, pounded for five runs
in three innings, dropped his
14th against 13 victories. He
was 1875 during the All-Star
Game interval. The AS have
lost 81 of their last 81 games.
A two-run homer by Steve
Bilko and a solo shot by Eddie
Yost won the opener for Jim
Bunning and the Tigers as
Chicago's Frank Baumann was
saddled with his sixth loss in
Is decisions. Sammy Esposito's
nine-inning single drove Pitch
er AL Worthington home with
the winning run in the night
cap.
A virus sidelined Nellie Fox,
swapping the White Sox second
baseman's consecutive playing
streak at 1913 games.
Evening star., 1960-09-05

The Netherlands was fourth
with 2,402.
johnson earlier ran the 100
in 10.9 seconds compared to
10.7 for Yang and Ill for
Kuznetsov, and broad jumped
"a feet 20 inches compared to
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Senators Lead
On Tribe Cut by
Boston Losses
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

The Orioles, taking their
pennant hopes on the road,
brought the league lead, a
seven-game winning streak and
a genuine respect for the Sen
ators to Griffith Stadium for
a double-header today.
More than 10000 fans were
expected for the holiday strug-
giles, with the Senators no less
intent on victory than their
intercity rivals. Washington's
fourth-place margin over the
Indians was trimmed to one
game yesterday as the result
of a 5-4 loss to the Red Sox
at Boston.
The Orioles, spanked in five
of their last six games with the
Senators, have to play 20 of
their remaining % games on
foreign fields. Seven of those
games will be here against a
team which so far has whipped
Baltimore nine times in Is
games
The Orioles are embarking
on a 13-game road trip. Then
they will play two games with
the Red Sox at Baltimore be-
fore their final seven games on
the road.
Key Role for Griffs
The Senators will be i'm
portant figures in the stretch
drive. Hoping for help are
the Yankees. now two games
behind. Further in the rear
are the White Sox, also look
ing to Washington for aid
against both the Orioles and
Yankees, with whom the Sem
ators, have five games remain
ing.
Cookie Lavagetto's pitching
selections depend largely on
who is flor at least willing.
He tentatively planned to dip
into his injury-depleted staff
today and start Don Lee and
either Pedro Ramos or Chuck
Stobbs against Baltimore's
Steve Barber and Skinny Brown
or Jerry Walker.
Paul Richards of the Orioles
who is calculated to be the
leagues manager of the year
/ if Lavagetto isn't named, must
guard against a natural let
down following Baltimore's
sweep of a vital three-game
series with the Yankees.
Lavagetto has no such prob
lem. His club is battling for
the first division for the first
time in IA years, and most
members are unaccustomed to
snaring the welcome check
which goes with such conduct.
Lemon Pushes Maris
The Senators won a double
header at Boston Friday night
but lost 5-4 decisions Saturday
and yesterday as their ad-
vantage over the Indians was
shaved.
However, Jim Lemon cracked
three home runs in those games
and now has "a. This leaves
him only one shy of Roger
Maris. the league leader. Jim
swatted a three-run homer in
the seventh inning yesterday
and Harmon Killebrew hit No.
"a leading off the ninth to ac-
count for the Senator'S runs.
The Red Sox also were belt
ing for distance. Among their
nine hits were seven extra base
blows, including homers by
Willie Tasby and Jim Pagli-
aroni. who also had a pair of
See SENATORS, Page A-23
Evening star., 1960-09-05
johnson Leads in Decoth|on,
Davis Breaks 400 Record

ROME, Sept. 5 (AP) .-Rafer
Johnson Of Kingsbufg, Calf,
out-classed C. K. Yang of For
moSa in the shotput today and
moved into the lead after three
events in the gruelling Olympic
decathlon competition.
Trailing the young Formo-
san after the 100-meter dash
Evening star., 1960-09-05

: Olympic Bross Denies Misconduct by
U. S. Athletes. Pose Az
Olympic Schedule and Summaries.
Poee Az
Evening star., 1960-09-05
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Bost.. 5; Wash. 4
De,. IS s-4; Chic
Bait. 6: N, Y, >
Cleve., 10; K. c.. =
Games Today
Bait. at Wash. (2)
| pm.
Bost. at N. Y. t2)
Cleve. at Det. ca
Chic. at K. c. (nO
Games Tomorrow
Bost. at N. Y.
Cleve. at Det. ln.l
Chic. at K. c. (n.l
Only games sched'
uled.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Pitts, 3; Phila.. 3
Cine, 8: Milw., >
St. L.. 4; Chic. 3
s. F., s; L. "A. 3
Games Today
Milw. at Pitts. t2)
Chic. at St. l.. C22l
Cine. at Phila. IN.
s. F. at L. A. (twi'
n.l.
Games Tomorrow
8. F. at l.. A. .
Cine. at Phila. In !
Milw. at Pitts. IN.
Only games sched
uled.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

ANNAPOLIS RD., 53O8 = Corner
lot, 10000 So. IT,, comm. poten-
tial. Lge. house, ideal for medical
type once: income property.
MAST REAL ESTATE WA. 7-1S93
BERWYN HGTS.-New 3-bedrm.
rambler: lge. kit, full bsmt.:
Sl4.9bO. BY OWNER. AP. 7-I922.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
ONE ACRE

You can enjoy real country living
in cozy rambler. 25-ft. living
room extra large kitchen, part
day. BROWN l. BROWN REALTY.
JE. 4-004l.
OWNER will hold LIST trust. No red
down payment. You will find this
desirable 3-bedrm. home in good
N; Arlington location. Kitchen
with eating space. dining rm.,
attrac. stone fireplace in living
rm,; bsmt., garage. Full price S19,.
500 Act quickly. Call days WE.
$500; ewes, JE. 2-11S5.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

Owner has received orders to trans
fer: can assume large .4h7o loer
or FHA terms on this immaculate
3-bedrm;. 2-full-bath spiit-ley,si N,i
KIT. with table space, side screened
porch and large family rm.; $22,'
$50. F. W. BERENS SALES, INC.
JU. 7-7700 It'll 8. -
"AREA'S LARGEST REALTORS"
Il. CHEVY CHAsE-ThiS graciou!
home has an immense. liv. rm..
firepls.; lge. lovely kit. w/suI
deck; formal din. rm.; ga baths
1ge. rec. rm.: lovely yard, LO
Evening star., 1960-09-01
EXCITINGLY
DIFFERENT

See and compare these split-level
and split-foyer rambler homes. All
brick with plastered walls. bed
rms, ga baths, huge kit, sliding
doors from din. rm. to patio with
huge rec. rm. Mr.. Temple Israel. all
public schools and public transp.
I'd. to Univ. blvd. east, left to Buck
ingham dr., right to Weaver St.
left Malibu and right to model
home. Open daily IL to dark.
Price S22,950.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

SEABROOK AREA-Air-cond. brk.
rambler; like new with carpeting
in liv. rm. and din. rm., f1repl.,
eedyTmS' y1Il h, baths Tss corrsI beautiful ,nt
Assume $4,000 low interest
trust.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
THE BIG
&c a.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
REAT TnRG

FRANCONIA ESTATES
bedrm., ga bath, ali-brk., spotless
split-level. Prize-winning features
,,t in every room, wall-to-wall all
wool carpeting, beaut. rec. rm..
air conds., custom patio, center
hall entr., laundry rm., built-in
kit, landscaped fenced lot, ga.
rage, Rose Hill swim. pool men,
bership avail. Owner will hold
note for part OF down payment
S24,7 $50: excel. terms. Call fol
appt. to see.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

S585 DN. including settlement, Sept.
rm., sep. din. rm., bsmt., fenced
yard; balance S126 per mo.
'YoUNKIN q co. 10. A.s022
Evening star., 1960-09-01
KENsINGTON-QUIcK SALE; I'm.

KENsINGTON-QUICK SALE, I'M
med possession. Owner Wiling 70
ssl ,I: Si.SoO .s,a seioT Ell Ella rppSEaisai SsSrs
liV. rm. w/firepl., Wv. carpettng,
Enotty-pine bsmt.. expandable at
tic, glassed-in porch. A. terrific
value at this price. Leading area
in Kensineton. Price, Sl7,95O'
Evening star., 1960-09-01
LAWRENCE v. LUTES Co

SILVER STRING, close in mr.. Geor.
abacf zf aEi ra%bsE anS Sor:'t nice Sl'S S.drns
2 baths; liv rm. with fireplace
sep. din. rm., table space in kit.
beaut. rec, rm. and bath, porch
off-st. parking, walk to st. Johns
and swimming pool. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440. Oper
It'll O % m
Evening star., 1960-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL.. NJ bedrms., liy. Tm.. Ice
aif on Ist hoor; bsmt.: level lot
tmmac. inside and out; easy terms
% JNtJN MY AZ ANDrpcON
Evening star., 1960-09-01
NEW RAMBLERS
S15.95O to S18.95O

3 bedrms., separate dining rm.,
electric kitchen, some . fireplaces,
some with garages, others with
carports, l and Ia baths with
another rouRhed in. Large beauti-
ful lots with excellent view. Low
down payments.
DIR: Out South Capitol st. to Liv-
turn left to st. Barnabas rd., left
on st. Barnabas to Brinkley, turn
right on Brinkley I'd. to 6S12 and
model house.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

FOUR CORNERS AREA-Attractivt
3-bedrm. Cape Cod; Ia baths.
side scr. porch, wooded, fenced
yard; walking to schools, bus and
.. shopping. C. ROBERT GRAY 4
CO., JU. 5-6100.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

CHARMING brick home
close-in convenient Arl. To-
cation; 3 bedrms., IN baths,
screened porch, 2 firepls.,
fully equip. kit, full bsmt.:
lovely level lot. A top Of
fering at S22,500. Call THE
Darcy CO., Exclusive
Agents. ia 5-9393; ewes,
JE. 4-0491.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

MT. RAINIER - Bungalow with
firepl., 8 bedrms., Ia baths. sep
Ssmt S rm rec iTs Tm iSaeensa sns exit OV5Gni oniy
S11.760. Easy FHA terms.
Evening star., 1960-09-01

LANDOVER-3 bedrms.: full bsmt.
California rambler featuring built
in range and oven and passover
bar: roomy dinette with French
doors to 12x1S-ft. screened porch,
HOLLYWOOD bath. wall-to-wall car
duced to si6,950. Assume 4Mss
CT loan.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
QUICK

Possession can be yours on this
almost new brick rambler. featur-
ing 8 bedrms., huge de luxe kit,
sep, dining area and full bsmt.
nSt vs opsnsa noa.t 70 Dtstios snd asfsi s,d
OK'D 4 TRADE.
Evening star., 1960-09-01
LOVELY HOME
FOR THE SMALL FAMILYI

Holiday Park-3-bedrm., 1h-bath
spiit-ievel, with liv. rn1, modern
kit. and natural-wood cabinets
large family rm.. utility rm. ,anS
bsmt.: S20,950 and assume mgr
al loan: payments STA pei
mo. Including everything, F. W
BERENS SALES. INC, JU. 7-11Ut
AREAS LARGEST RELAToRs"
MONTGOMERY HILLS-Brk: Can't
and i bedrm., den with bath Isl
floor. rec. rm. and "a bath bsmt.;
patio with barbecue pit, attic, fan
side porch. firepl. in liv, rm.; large
home suitable for doctors homt
and ONCE; S29. $50.
BEERS BROS, JU. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-09-02
FULL OR TWIN
HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS
IFFesuIoFs Of FomouS Mokes

Twilight" metallic hobnoiI.
Lint-free royon viseose bedspreods In
O lovely hobnoiI patterns in full or
twin sizes. Assorted posteI eoIors.
Washable. drip-dY, fIuffy-Iookine.
This spread odds fresh. COY look
to your room.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

I Kins-Sixe 90" RoIl Arm TrodtionaI Style Sofs.
Foam rubber cushions with zippered reversible
covers. Kick pIeot skirt, gold upholstery $zos
! High Arm TrodsioneI Style Sofe with poly
down filled cushions, skirted base, charcoal up
hostery Slss
I Roll Arm IS" z-cushien Sofe. Nodded foom
rubber reversible cushions with zippered covers.
Brown beige upholstery $i4s
Rubber Beek Provincial Style Sofe. seoIIoped
bose Foom rubber reversible cushions with zip
pered covers. Fruitwood finished legs Peoch, Sl59
80" Provincial sofs with Sport beck foam
rubber reversible cushions with zippered covers.
FruitWood legs. Toost
! Crescent Shsped s6" TroditionoI Style Sofa.
English orms, kick pleot skirt, foam rubber
versible cushions with zppered covers. High erode
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l-7S" TroditoneI Style Soso with English orns
Foom rubber cushions with reversible zippered
covers. Kick pIeot skirt Natural $139
80" Modern Style Soto. Thin orms, foam rub
Der box cushions with zippered covers. Coil spring
back, wolnt legs, modern print. Brown $i39
I Modern s-cushion Style SOfo. scot, 4 back
foam rubber zippered reversible covers. Wolnut
legs. Aqua OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ISS
! orisnsel Style, Loess Cushion Seat and Beck
Sofo. 4-eushon book, 2-eushion scot foam rubber
and reversible, wonut exposed bose Beige, $lss
I UItrs Modern Sofo. Picture frome fringe, SEMI
detoehed foom rubber back. 3 foam cushions,
wolnut exposed wood bose. Turquoiss-----$lSs
Evening star., 1960-03-25

4 EsEIy American Wing Beck Lounge chsis with
snuIoted pillow books, foom rubber "T' cushion
with reversible zippered cover, box peot skirt, coil
spring bose. Fobre cover. brown, green, z
gold. o.------------------ 500
z kins-Siss Eshy Amsrieon Wing Seek Lounge
cheiEs. Foom cushions and foam rubber book. Foom
rubber key arm, box pleot skirt, coil spring base.
! toost. ! red. $eS
Kins-Sixs Nigh Seek Modern Lounge Chair.
Foom rubber beck and e0shion, wolnut legs, high
erode fabric cover. ! toost, I oprieot Eo.- -$66