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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06
HOLLYWOOD
As q Career Booster,
Oscars Really q Bust
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

By HAROLD HEFFERNAN
North American Newspaper Alliance
OILY w o D.-The
young actress who two years
ago clasped her newly won
Oscar with such emotion be-
fore the TV millions has had
plenty Of time to consider
what the little fellow has
done for-or rather, to, her.
Summed up. jeanne Wood
ward Of Three Faces OF
Eve" says she's forced to
conclude that Oscar is merely
q rascally career sitter.
When q person new 70
the business wins, as I did"
she explained. the obliga-
ton is just too overwhelming
to keep things in proper
focus. No false modesty or
coyness about 1t when ! say
that I was plain lucky. Let's
face 1.-THE story was a great
one, an actors dream come
true. Add fine direction and
good support, front and back
and you get q combination
pretty sure to win.
Rare Opportunity
"But how often does q role
like that one come along? 1t
was a one-in-a-million shot,
and I know 1t. Since then ]
haven't had a part within
shouting distance Of 1t.
Nevertheless, everything I've
done has been graciously
accepted. I must be good.
I won the Oscar. see!"
Since that victorious per-
Torrance in 1857, jeanne
points out, she has had moth
ing but good reviews for her
work on both screen and TV
and it is taken for granted
now that whatever she at
tempts will turn out well.
"Of course, I'm happy for
the confidence" continued
the young actress, whose cur
rent part as a social climber
in Prom the Terrace" has
given her a new silver-blond
page-boy hairdo. But you
see, too many people just
take it for granted that I
can't improve. I have no
place to go. There are no new
goals to attain. After all.
Oscars a responsibility that
weighs heavily on me every
day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06

his stories himself. He has
always been able to write
songs, and has q publishing
company.
Fantastic Estate
Marion Brando called me
one night and said, Jackie.
I want you to write a love
song for my picture cone
Eyed Jacks").' So, I wrote
a song. and he wanted me to
play 1t to him over the phone.
I wouldn't do that sent it.
But Brando ran out Of money.
So I changed it, for Kate
Smith, and called it Ca
resse.'"
When he isn't at the thea
ter, or in town at the Aston
Hotel, Jackie lives on his
fantastic $750,000 estate in
PeekSkill, N. Y. Eve had 1t
with the clubs; you've got to
be loaded to stay" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06
Gleason Has Faith in Gleason

lives with her mother IN
Beverly Hills and attends
Marymount College there.
Daughter Linda goes to col
lege in Massachusetts. Ger
aldine's a riot" said her
proud father. 1--WE got Jack
Haley handling her. She
starred in Roberta at Mary.
mount and Freeman, of Free
man and Gosden, who saw
her. called me to say, She
looks like she's been in the
business all her life"
TV Drama Ahead
On the recent Fabulous
Fifties"" TV spectacular.
Jackie tapped his sid, All
Kid" number from his take
Me Along" show in 81 min
utes. His pay, $4,000.
I'm doing four shows for
the 1960-61 season." he told
me. IT start filming in May.
and that's why I have to
drop the weight. III do two
dramatic shows, two variety
shows. I wrote the first,
'Million-Dollar Incident I
might do Detective Story
If I can persuade the net
work not to censor it. For
a long time I wanted to do
Time of Your Life but
there was too much censor
ship. Then, one day I was
asked to do 1t, and it was
okay.
"It's hard to find good
stories for television. You
can get some good old stories,
but they must be old enough
to be forgotten"
With the tight market,
Jackie finds 1t easier to write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06

The StoFS reviewer, not awed By
the oseoT she wos yet to win,
found the newcomer in Count
Three ond Prey" "a completely
besuiIins somins." Furthermore,
he odded in the Jonuop, 1856
review Of the film: ut is on
impressive movie debut thot Miss
Woodward Is making here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06

ginia Murray Of Birming-
ham. Through her family he
heard about an opening with
an advertising firm in Bir-
mingham. He applied and
got the job. Now he's work.
ing toward being an account
executive.
"As far as I'm concerned.
my acting career has ended"
he says. "I've turned away
from that road completely.
Neither advertising work
nor acting can be a halfway
See JARMAN. Page F-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06

either-as you will see If you
do not already know"
The reviewers did know, as
they usually do. They even
knew enough to anticipate
Tiger Bay" as one of those
movies which is best described
by the critical cliche: "a
movie to fall in love with"
This time, at least, the
critics circumnavigated the
cliche. Nevertheless, they
made it perfectly clear that
they had fallen in love with
"Tiger Bay" which is an
ideal representative Of this
type Of entertainment.
Ingredients Vary
The ingredients of movies,
plays or musicals with which
to fall in love are not quite
standardized. Nevertheless,
they usually relate in some
way to a quality Of sympathy
arousing innocence in the
characters who dominate the
narrative. Ado Anhie Of
oklahoma" for instance.
Annie, q girl who couldn't
say mo-" is the inferior in
virtue Of Laurie, the heroine
Of that musical saga. Did
anyone Of either sex care?
No. Each girl had her charm
and that of Annie always
seemed the more endearing
for being less stuffy.
The principals in "Tiger
Bay" a small girl with a
brilliant talent for lying and
q young man in his EOS who
has just slain his older mis-
tress, are clearly more seri-
Gus sinners than Annie. Yet,
for all the gravity Of their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

ARENA STAGE-'The Game Mutiny Court Martial:
superlative production of the exciting military court
room drama, 7:30 pm.
NATTONAL-Dark. zone More River" resumes tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06
THE PASSING SHOW
A LovobIe Play or Movie
Coptivotes Critics, Too

moral lapses, the quality
that stirs affection for them
is their innocence.
But Not Corrupted
They are victims of STU
atoms with which they can
not cope, yet by which they
cannot be corrupted. The
affection that springs up
between them in the little
girls effort to save the man
by using her enormous tall
ent for deception is a COM
pletely shareable emotion.
The audiences sympathy,
for all the moral dubious
ness of it, is entirely with
the culprits. The whole sus-
pense of the picture Is
whether the two Of them
will be able to outwit the
hotly pursuing police, which
is not to say that the spec
tator hopes crime in this
case can be made to pay. His
yearning is, rather, that it
won't prove costly to its
perpetrators.
Lovability in a movie, or
a play, is not indispensable
to be sure. "Oedipus Rex"
has lived rs centuries with
out it, using awe as a substi-
tute, and an effective one.
Still, affection can make a
Sound of Music" as critic
proof as the elegance of MY
Fair Lady" can make critical
rapture effective.
Reviewers, for all their
calculated objectivity, are
vulnerable to the quality that
earns affection for a play,
film, or musical.
A Case In Point
Those of both Washington
and New York made history
q few seasons ago by their
emotionalism over a little
play called wedding Break
fast" 1t wasn't a good play.
and the critics said so, but
it was about such engaging
humans-two young working
girls and their beaus-that
its lack Of structural merit
was almost a crime.
Wedding Breakfast"
opened its prior-to-Broad.
way run at the National here.
For all the faults which they
carefully pointed out, the
critics had a feeling for it.
The problem obviously was
one of correcting the faults
and to the surprise of them
selves and Producer Kermit
Bloomgarden, the critics
worked as hard on the play
as did the playwright. Not
actual writing, understand.
but In the form of endless
suggestion and discussion.
1t didn't work. The plays
flaw, which no one ever quite
identified, was fatal.
Still, the suspense and the
regrets testify to the fact
that the critics, given reason
able excuse, are as vulner-
able as anyone else to the
play that is lovable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-06
First Her FavOrite

Joanne'S own favorite pic
ture, strangely, wasn't Three
Faces" or any of half a
dozen she has made since.
1t is Count Three and Pray"
the first movie she made for
goth Century-Fox. After its
finish, her option was
dropped and jeanne went
east to do television. But she
was back on the lot a couple
of months later through one
of those casting idioSyn-
crasies constantly popping
up in Hollywood. Producer
Charles Bracket spotted her
on a TV show from New
York, decided she was just
the type to play Eve.
Maybe it's pure sentiment
but I still think of that first
movie as my favorite," she
insisted. I'm the first place
Van Hefiin, the star, was
wonderful. He taught me so
much and was so patient.
Then, too, I had no great re-
sponsibilities. 1 was new,
learning the business, and
since I wasn't a star had no
particular worries"
Despite her increasing
doubts as to Oscars impor-
lance in furthering a Holly
wood, career. jeanne feels so
strongly about voting that she
phoned the Academy Office
to determine if her local adj
Evening star., 1960-01-24

! DINETTE SET, cabinet and rugs,
good cond.; $50. Call AP. 7-7157
DINING ROOM SET. 7-piece, wal
nut $40; Call UN. 4-l797 or
DIN. RIM. SUITE, mine pcsl 18th
Cent. solid mahog;, like new. 8
buffet, crystal credenZa. must
sell. EN-. 2-0242, Sun. 450O Conn.
ave. MRS. H. SCHWARTZ.
DIN. RIM. TABLE; blk, mahog.,
w/glass top, pads, white leather
matching chairs: reas. JU. 7-9113
DIN. RM., full suite, carved oak.
covered chairs. RA. 6-2226.
DINING ROOM SUITE, like new
Table. chairs, buffet, corner
cabinet; S13O. IA. 9-9675.
DISHWASHER. GE. and electric
ioner; S75 each. Good condition
Phone CR. 3-4752.
DISHWASHER '5S RCA portable,
capacity . settings: $40. IA
5-61O7.
DTSHWASHER - Hot Point-auto-
SIS or best offer. WA. 7-S97S.
DISPLAY CASES a., with glass
and lights. Reasonable. LA. g.
1917
DITTO MACHINE, electric, 9"x17".
Factory rebuilt. Sll0. BARRY J.
ABRAMS, l24 l. st. ne.
DOORS, save up to 5Oeo; S2.95 up:
spec. lot. Use for desks, tables. rec.
rooms, bed bases, new homes.
I52H Wilson blvd, ia. 4-l234,
RUCKER LUMBER.
DOOR CLOSERS-Rebuilt like new.
Guaranteed. Reasonable. AD q
3423, 1887 Columbia I'd. NV.
DOOR, Modernfold. 7iax12h IT.:
I maple double bed, springs, mat
tress; child's chest ana dresser
( FL. 6-2053.
DOORS-I set Modernfold, with
hardware and latch, 8 ft.xl4 IT.,
prac. new. Ewes. OIL. 4-6120.
DRAPES; draw. Unusual contemp
blk. and grey on white; cover II
It.. S45; 80" fold. bed, 50. JU
5-1252.
DRAPES, 2 pr, eggshell-gold, 9lz
/ 81. pr. oriental print pre-
dominately blue-gray. eggshell,
| Slx00. All lined. Excel. cond
Moving Monday. JU. 9-SlS4.
DRY CLEANERS SCALE CART,
{ scarcely used, cost SO, will sacri-
[ flce for $35. FE. 3-19IS.
DUPLICATOR-92, electric mimeo-
graph on cabinet. Fully automatic.
Al shape Can arrange delivery.
EARTH CONTRACTORS for rent
air Hampers. vibrating tampeIs.
[ Barcos. Vibra-rollers. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO. JU. 5000
ELEC. STEAM BOILER. including
a Hoffman Press machine. OK B.
ReaS sale. Cal CO. 5-2299.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 18th
edition, like new, S75, also world
| book, best binding, never used
new childcraft, 60es of cost. Call
SO. 5-62l2.
ENCY., WORLD BOOK, childcraft /:
/ elec. frepl log, revolyes: Stimulates
flames, S25. Box 1867, Star.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britain Nj A
latest edition, with set of diction
ary; never used: Sl95. OIL. 6-2537.
ESTATE SALE of furniture and re-
lated items: no reas offer refused
/ 300 9TH st. NV. EX. 3-5252.
FENCE. Chain Link; storm windows.
Arsust. RE. s-5O6S,
/ FENCE. Chain Link. Installed
Incl. ne Pest, CAPS, Wire. Ties
So. soc per #; 42". 69c per II
/ 36''x36" Gate, S995 w/order
Order and DepoS.t Coco fer 30 Days
SUBURBAN FENCE CO.
935 Gist Ave, s. g., Nd.
JU. 5-432l
FIGURINES-very fine bisuue, over
zoo yrs. old. Dutch boy and girl.
Sl25 Or. LA. 9-l795.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Neutrality-suspicious. furn., TV,
rug, paintings, decorations. Can
pc seen By appointment. OIL.
FURN.-contents 6-rm. house and
bookcases, mirrors, etc. Reas
f01b sth st. NV. RA. 6-04S8.
FURN.-Liv. rm.. pr. chairs, sofa,
Hanback, chair. coffee table and
9xI5 wool rug. Tu. S.iss1.
FURN.-Mahog. desk, oak chif.
foniers, oak bureau. Simmons
couch. side table. LA 6-22S4.
FuRN.-Moving: very reasonable.
Modern liv. rm sofa, end tables,
cofee table tglass covered, lamps,
BUNK beds, (bedrmD, and piano.
FURN-chinese 4-panel folding
Coromandel screen: lge. old silver
carriage lamp: Chippendale arm
chair; fine sofa, clock, collector s
item. Also several other items.
WO. 6-7s41.
FURN.-chairs, Hollywood bed,
bookcases, TV, RCA console. kit.
utii. dishes and clothing. Ia. g.
2762, 1923 LuZon ave. NV, Apt.
I'll, after 10 am. Sunday. Must
FTrN.. unclaimed, like new-Liv
rm. set, $50: chairs. S1O to $50:
sofas and sofabeds, $50 to S35:
Ssi'v;.,o Sesif; ,ofa and S,Sn enairs' $50. VIII
FURN.-sect. sofa. $3.50: coral
lounge chair. $40; 9xl2 gold rug,
SiSi SbIico black n0It dlTette SET ct sac: sac
walnut drop leaf table, SIS. csii
JU. 5-69s5.
tables. Ss5: leather-top cocktail
table: step table; etc. EN-. 3-3305
FURN. = Davenport -slipcoveredi
NAH. chest-wardrobe. beaut. piece
very good cond. EN-. 2-3S11.
FURN.-Comp. apt. liy, rm., bed
rm;, ,lin. rm.. rugs, u hideabed.
val. drop leaf table; 11-5. 2039
New Hamp. Ave. NV, Apt 1903.
FURN.-Dropleaf din. rm. table
WA leaves, small and large glass
tops. .S75; pine chest-on chest,
Glass top, $50: 4 folding chairs,
req leather seat and back. $50;
log carrier. black metal wIbrass
trim ard ruhbPr wheels, unused.
$50. IA. 7-9557.
FuRN.-3,pc. lily. rm. set. ! sofa
and matching chair; also ] barrel
back chair. ReaS UN. 4-943s.
FURN.-Living rm. chairs. tables,
framed pictures, bookcase. books.
chest. card table, folding table.
'iit. cabinet. step stool, Farber and
Revere kitchen ware. many other
things, All new . yrs. ago. No
dealers. CO. 5-S422.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
LIVING ROOM

2-Pc. Living Room
Suite. Sofa and
matchingSchair. As
sorted boucle covers.
Foam cushions. Reg.
$l89.95 S13e
3-Pc. Sectional Sofa.
Two ends with arms,
one center piece.
Foam cushions. AS
sorted colors. Reg.
$209.9 -- - $l39
2-Pc. Artistic Living
Room Suite. Sofa
and matching chair.
Assorted nylon COW
erS. Foam cushions.
Reg. $199.95- S15S
Early American Sofa.
ASsor ted covers.
Foam cushions. Reg.
$169.95 - $l2o
Ape. Sectional Sofa.
2 ends with arms, /
center piece and 1
armless chair. AS
sorted tweed COW
ers. Reg. $249.95 $lSS
100-in. Sofa, Turquoise
damask cover, foam
cushions and tufted
foam back. Reg.
$299.95 ----------$21e
Evening star., 1960-01-24

CHECKWRITERS. Bargains Galore
in rebuilt and guar. machs.: SIS
up. CIRCLE, 6l6 9TH st. NV.
CHESTS OF DRAWERS, $40 each
console Tv, $40. JE. 3-160S.
CHEST. maple, 8 drawers. SIS;
erip, 1n, new mi, mattress, esi Sis; twin 6eds,
mattresses, $50: complete Roll-a-
way bed, SIS: sgle bed, spring
and mattress, $50 complete. JU.
CHINA, Bavarian Royal York,
(blue border, 2-place setting;
never used; reas. HA. 2-7316.
CHINAWARE-3O, 900 asst. dishes,
cups. etc, none over 10 cents;
trailer loads and 10 cent store
goods, less than half price. 394O
Minn. ave. ne.
CHINESE DRESSES, coats. robes,
expertly fit. free: f1ne dressmak-
ing. $50 10th st. NV. DI. 7-0937
CHINESE LAUNDRY going out OF
business: shelving, stove, Servel re-
trigerator etc, 1884 4th st. s.w.
CIGARETTE MACHINES, candy
machine, peanut, gum and stamp
machines; new and used. Call
weekdays Ii. 3-669q.
CLARINET-Bufiet, B nat, with
case; new condition: $3.50. Phone
KE S-4202.
CLARINET-Evette and Schaeffer,
in plush lined leather case, mos.
old. value $3.50. JU. S-5053.
pair of antique chairs; priced
rees. WA. 7-5T32
CLOTHING Mans beautiful,
WaFna nutnp fnr rRlIar
blanket and alpaca lined: cost
SS5 at Saltz; dark blue gabardine,
size a.. scarcely worn, S35: .
beautiful, black cocktail dresses.
scarcely worn. size is: SS-S12;
one gray wool sweater set, new,
size Is. So. OIL. 6-4259.
CLOTHING. ladies' casual and cock
tail dresses, II to 16. like new;
formalS, 9-l2 mouton coat.
Reasonable. JU. 5-S503.
CLOTHING-suitS, mems size A. to
~; overcoat; hats, 7A: luggage,
like new; no dealers. CO. 5-S42"
CLOTHING, boys suit, 80. cost S35,
sell SIS, like new: . wool sport
coats, IS, S5 each. EM. 3-4293.
CLOTHING = Selling out second
hand store; used and new cloth
ing, misc fixtures. He. 4-397l.
CLOTHING, assortment boys (teen
agel, so waist. Call 10. 2-7l45.
CLOTHING-Excellent selection OF
MEMS ToPcoATs, I'll sizes; also
mems suits, from $500: Jackets
NEW SHOP SHOP. s5ie Isl Com Conn. ave. NsAnLf NV.
end ~, WO. 6-7969.
CENTRAL CHGE. ACCTs. INVITED
CLOTHING CLEARANCE SALE
Special purchase Of ladies and
girls winter coats, being offered
at less than wholesale prices. Also
lady'S suits and dresses; car coats,
jackets, and slacks for the boys
NEARLY NEW SHOP
3512 Conn. Ave. NV. (2nd Floor
CENTRAL cHGE. AccTs. INVITED
COAT; lady's wool imported fabric;
reversible: size IA; cost Sl7g, sell
for $40. RE. 5-724a.
COFFEE TABLE. nah; green ch.-
bk; chair w/mah. trim: Porta-
crib; porch enclosure. JE. 2-2l05.
COMPTONS PICTURED ENCYCLo-
PEDIA. 1858 edition. Reasonable
Also new edition avail. WA. =
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS. port
RENTAL Tools s. & EoUfP. Sfi oI5o.O CO
CONVEYORS for dirt, cinder block !;
gas. elec.: $50 dav. JU. 5-5O4O.
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.
CORNICES-Material covered with
traverse rods. and 3 # lensths.
Also loft. cornice with matching
drapes. full length, floral design.
Cost over $500, will sell SIS or
best offer. 10. 5-3593.
C0RNET. brand-nev: chest OF
drawers, rugs, 9xl2 Persian,
15x17 broadloom: good eond HE
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOFFMAN,
FURNITURE CT

FURNITURE CO.
OPEN sUNDxY, I'll DAY e; e to S3'?O0 s
weekdays, s AM. to q PM
Charse Accounts Invited
FURNlTURE-shoWrm Kamnles a,
Swedlsh Turn. at reduced prices,
SOFAS, chairs, bookcases. table,
ana cabinets. OIL. 4-3I5S.
FURNITURE-TWin beds, spTines
ana mattress, on metal frame
$50. JU. s-216l. Call after I
FURNITURE-2-bedrm, sets, va,
birch crib, misc. items, firepiacs
screen, etc, modern Rood coma
saeriflee. JU. S-3606.
SSsiTTE house! al mus. Complete ON. ,.., LOTT I'm
Evening star., 1960-01-24

FURNITURE-lO-pc. din. rm. suite.
walnut finish: piano and music
cabinet: good condition. Call Ii.
3-lS2l before IL noon and after
8 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

FURNITURE - Modern. bleacheC
mahog. dinette set: drop-leaf, 2e,
AZ ext. table; 4 straight and 1
armchairs RA. 3-5S41.
FTTRNITTJRF-
Evening star., 1960-01-24
SALE EoR sAEMseELANE0Us FoR sAEMscELA

FUR COAT, black Persian Lamb
mink collar, new. Reasonable. To
settle estate. CO. 6-5S07.
FUR COAT, mink dyed muskrst.
size 1919: excellent condition;
$50. HO. 2-429O.
FUR COAT, muskrat. (full length
skins, looks like mink; like new;
size 1912: orig. $3.50, sac. $3.50.
HA. 2-3322.
FUR COAT, worn Q times. mounton
lamb, size IL to IA. wide cufis,
beautiful: S45; take a look. RA.
6-59S5: 4617 9TH st. NV.
FUR COAT, Hudson seal, size IA
20, beautiful: good condition; sac
rifice. $3.50. Call NO. 7-lS74.
FUR COAT, beaver, size I2-I4,
like new: orig. $1,000, sacrifice
S.95: going to Fla. OIL. 4-4173.
FUR JACKET, gray Persian lamb,
med. size, $3.50 or best offer. OIL.
FUR STOLE, Russian squirrel; ex-
eel. cond.; original. S245: sell,
$3.50. OIL. 2-5630. after 8 pm.
FURNACE-Gas. hot air, $4,000
BTU; gooc eond 500. JU. O.
FURNACE-American standard gas
hot air. Never used. S45. ia. s.
! 1897
Evening star., 1960-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE


FSRE; Urn Iv,1...1s: Twin beds. boz T. 81 spring.
orig. cost $3.50. Governor Winth.
ROD desk. server. buffet. misc.
furn. For the lot, S10O. Leaving
town. Call sunday, 10 am. to I
pm. 116 3rd st. ne. No phone
FURN., sold home, moving south
| Unusual custom decorator pieces,
excel. -cond., for immed sale. LiV.,
din, bedroom end taoles. lamps,
chairs. bedspreads, mirrors. books,
andirons, CT nee table, bric-A-brac.
FURN.-Hollywood bed with spr.
and mattr. dresser with mirror
odd chest. Reas 10. 1881.
FURN.-Double bed, dresser and
chest mahg. SIS; single bed dress
er vanity and mirrors Sl00; 2
dtnette table S15:. studio couch
21O Peabody st. ne.
FURN. SIMMONS SOFABED plus
contents Of l-bedrm. apt. Fur
coat. Good cond. Reas. TU. 2-192s
FURN.. 9:pc. din. rm. set, $99:
bar, S35: ii" nv Lowboy, Si25:
elec. range, $40: round table.
$34. QUALITY FURN.. IA. S-9347.
| l-5, Sun. -
FURN., also radio-phono, lamps.
golf set, bike, frames, pictures,
misc. Very reas. AID. 4-7393,
FURN.-Household furn., bedrm, 2
TVS, couch, other articles: good
cond.: sacrifice. AD. 2-3334.
FURN.-1 bedrm. set, mahog.: l
bedrm set. walnut: lounge chair,
good cond JU. 5-06f5.
FURN.-Leaving city must sac.
| piano, bedrm, den, misc. b712
26th 81. NV. EN-. 3-94s0.
FURN.-2 mahog. end tables and
2 china matching table lamps:
rear. FE 7-4410
FuRN-Blond bedrm: suite, Sll0;
liv. rm. suite, SIS; 7-pc. din, rrn,
S75; 7-pc. dinette. $50: chest Of
drawers. $50; desk, S15: draps
cries, garden tools, end tables.
misc. chairs: must sell. 10. De-
l47S.
FURN.-Magnifcent 18th Century
English breakfront, mahog., re-
production, not diversified; $500.
Wo. 6-27O1.
FURN.: sacrifice = Mahoe. buffet,
maple dble, bedstead, no spring
or matt; mahog. twin beds W/coil
springs. EN-. 3-6624, after 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
DUAL PURPOSE &
SLEEP FURNITURE

Studio Couches. Open
to two twin beds.
Regular $79.95 $43
Sofa Bed. Opens to
sleep two comfort
ably. Reg. $79.95 - $43
2-Pc. International
Daveno Suite. AS
sorted boucle covers.
Foam cushions.
Daveno opens to
sleep two with sep
arate inn e r spring
mattress. Matching
chair. Regular
$319.95 $lSS
Plastic Sleep Chairs.
Opens to sleep one
comfortably. As
sorted colors. Regu-
lar 1895 $40
2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite.
Sofa opens to sleep
two with matching
chair. Reg. $139.95 $87
Convertible Sofa-Fa-
nous make. Opens
to sleep two with
separate innerspring
mattress. Assorted
boucles covers.
Foam rubber cuSh-
ions. Reg. $299.95 $l99
Hi-Riser Sofa. Opens
to sleep two with
2 separate inner
spring mattresses.
Reg. 1895 $46
Hollywood Beds. Com
plete with inner
spring mattress and
box springs on 6
sturdy legs o.. sac
Maple Bunk Beds,
80 in. Complete with
guard rail and lad
der. Reg. $74.95 $50
Sofa Lounges. Foam
rubber. Reg. $89.95 $50
Evening star., 1960-01-24

FURNITURE-NEW
ONCE-A-YEAR
CUSTOM-COVERED
FURNITURE
DISCOUNT SALE
Marble-top table with
2 matching end tables
Reg. $l49 SALE, $99
Fr. Prov. sectional sofa
Reg. S349 SALE, S232
Hollywood bed
Reg. $49 - SALE, $29.95
Dinette set, 6 chairs
Reg. 500 SALE, SIS
Sofa bed and matching
chair
Reg. $l45 SALE, $50
Danish, modern bedrm.
set
Reg. $239 SALE, $l4s
Early American sofa
Heg. $l75 --- SALE, $l20
Lawson love seat
Reg. $l4s ------ SALE, $50
Three-room outfit go
months to pay
Reg. $3.50 SALE, 1929
Evening star., 1960-01-24
DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
7-Pc. Walnut Dining
Room Suite. Table,
buffet, hutch and 4
matching ch airs.
Regular Sl89.95 sl24
9-Pc. Mahogany Din
ing Room Suite.
Table, china, buffet,
S side chairs and /
arm chair. Reg
ular S459.95 1929
6-Pc. Grey Mahogany
Dining Room Suite.
China or buffet, 4
chairs. Regular
$229.95 - SIT
Extra China or
Buffet $78
6-Pc. Solid Rockport
M pile Authentic
Early American
Dining Room Suite.
Extension table,
buffet and 4 match
ing chairs. Regular
$2Ss.s5 sl56
6-Pc. Ranch Oak Din
ing Room Suite.
Oval table, buffet
and 4 side chairs.
Regular $379.95 - $246
Evening star., 1960-01-24
FURNITURE
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SPECIALS
CHAIRS

CHAIRS
Swe dish Modern
Chairs. Foam seat
and back. Charcoal
tweed covers. Made
in U. S. A. Regular
$685. $22
Club Chair. Assorted
tweed covers. Foam
cushions. Regular
S69.95 ~ $40
Wing Back Chair.
Charcoal tweed
cover. Foam cush-
ions. Reg. $79.95 $50
Platform Swivel Rock
erS. Assorted colorS.
Foam cushions.
Regular 1895 - $40
Lounge Chair. Grey
tweed cover. Foam
cushions. Regular
$79.95 ------------- $50