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Evening star., 1961-01-01
Opero Faces P Problems
Of Orchestra, House

pno1ly mas utLl0 lhtefeSb IN
playing for the Opera Society.
It has its own season to con-
slider. and 1t resents Q rival
local organization asking for
a share Of the prime dates
when It can anticipate the
possibility Of using them It
self. There are not enough
first-class union musicians in
town to form q second Or
chestra, and while the Opera
Society on two occasions
brought good orchestras down
from New York. the practice.
when not only performances
days are involved but @ week
of rehearsal. Is extraordi-
narily expensive. 1t also meets
with determined and UNDER
standable opposition from
the local musicians union.
Eventually. It seems to me.
II the Opera Society is going
to present repertory opera.
it viii have to create q new
orchestra and it will have to
discover or to build a. new
theater. The orchestra would
not be limited to opera, but
could also play for many Of
the other local established
musical enterprises-the Ca
thedral Choral Society, the
Hayes concerts. and others.
Its competition with the Ma
tional Symphony, artistically
speaking, would obviously be
good, not only for the Ma
tional Symphony itself but
for our concert-going public.
AS for the house. Morris
Cafritz was at one time will
ing to give Keith's Theater
to the District. Perhaps he
would let the Opera Society
have 1t now.
Expensive to Produce
The financial problems Of
an, opera company Gas Of q
symphony orchestral are
created by the fact that the
expense Of q production is
incurred before the flrst cur
tain goes UP. Sets and re-
hearsals are what cost money,
but opera cannot hope for a
large and continuing audi
ence, like that of q successful
Broadway show. to amortize
the expense. The National
Symphony can 60 on the road
and play for other towns and
other countries. While O.
symphony tour can be ex-
pected to be q money-maker.
however. 1T Is doub tful
whether opera can travel
without subsidy.
II the Opera Society can
continue to find sponsors to
underwrite $4,000 produc-
tions. Washington can expect
to have performances Of the
same high standard to which
it has grown accustomed. If,
on the other hand, the society
grows into q full-time reperH
tory company, there is dam
ger that the quality Of per-
formances will suffer. In q
year or two, perhaps sooner,
the society will have to make
a choice. Its record Of tn
last five years kindles hope
in the breast of the opera
lover that 1t will be the right
one.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
POnoromo o, Of Flight

s. More than 200 aviation oil
alptings. watercolors and
diAwings by one Of the
Uhited States most famous
artists Of aeronautical scenes.
CHARLES Hubbell Of Cleveland.
isgin the rear foyer Of the
N&tural History Museum.
Tenth street and Constitution
aNenue NV, through jan
tiNry 10. The show Is .spon-
sored by the National Air
Museum.
y according to those who
kiiow. Mr.. Hubbells paint
angs have technical accuracy;
Evening star., 1961-01-01
ART NEWS OF THE D. c. AREA
Sculptures in 1-Mon
Show. at Corcoron
BY FLORENCE 9. BERGMAN
Art Critic Of The star

The Corcoran Gallery opened It's third exhibition In its
Washington Artists Series just before Christmas display Of
nearly so sculptures by Abraham Blsen to remain through
January o. 81
It is retrospective Of his career sculptor which
began in 1857 In 1851 he began paint after his
Evening star., 1961-01-01

retirement from q long and
successful business career. His
first one-man show Of paint
ings was held In 1855 at
Franz Bader Gallery: in 1858
he had his first one-man
sculpture exhibition at the
!. F. A. Galleries.
Mr.. Blustein's Corcoran
show presents several near
lifesize portrait heads, and
small figures in bronze and
silver. They represent Rabbis.
Chassidirn. sch GLARS, the
matchmaker, beadle. horse
raddish salesman and other
characters whom he knew as
n boy living In the Shtetl. O
Jewish community in East
ern Europe.
These simplified, near
primitive forms project lively
personalities. No one could
mistake them as to race. AL
though the silver figures are
miniatures only o few inches
high, the little heads and
gestures are full Of character.
The bronze figures somewhat
larger. have been nicely patti
mated. The most complex
works are two versions of
"The Last Supper" in silver
and bronze. respectively. done
with reverence and con-
viction.
A statement in the Journal
Of the Washington Hebrew
CONGREGATION concerning an
other artist applies equally to
Mr.. Blustein. who appears to
have been deeply involved
in his Jewishness throughout
his long career" and has
been able to express it in
these little sculptures, as well
as in his graphic word pic
tzTes in the Introduction to
HkA cata100tIa
Evening star., 1961-01-01

Reunion" composed Of 5
abstract figures a. animated
IS alumni visiting the old
alma mater.
Evening star., 1961-01-01

person, Mr.. Rockwell, with
his perceptive artists vision,
can't help but see people as
they really are. His word
portraits are as vivid Is his
paintings.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06
vi. Sisferhood

The SiSterhood of Young
Israel will sponsor a hot fish
supper Jan. % at $50 pm.
at Young Israel.
Admission will be a $1.5O
donation. Mrs. Alex DuetSch
is chairman for the affair
and her co-chairmen are Mrs.
H. Altman, Mrs. A. Feldman
and Mrs. M. Petchenik.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

NazS mother onetime refugee, had
taken in Jewish boy of IA from Frankfurt Germany Fritz
Kaufman bit older than Frankie his best friend
before he became student and went out of sight to
live in Montevideo, South America
frankie himself wanted to become commercial artist
studied Lancaster Art School and graduated from Leeds
University But when he to London seeking his fortune
with brush and pen he couldn't find any work At that time
he recalled promise made to him by BIC producer while
he appearing in university show After getting the
usual brushoff, frankie finally managed a trial at
Kingston Empire singer for Monday nights only
Fortunately for him. the audience liked him and he
given contract for the equivalent of $500 week to tour
British music halls plus recording contract and
covering series of radio shows.
When recording company WaXed number of Frank
les called When My Sweetie Went Away the British disc
jockeys picked up the tune and very Vaughan
popular with the younger fans he had been with the
adult music hall goers.
Vaughan is happy to report that he sings in his new
movie "The Right Approach, in which he is billed above
Martha Juliet Prowse In fact he has been cast
somehow singing upStart who steps over everyone to
get top business Though the picture has been
labeled musical "What Makes Sammy Rum it has no
ntiSemitc touches the heroheel being Latin
Having been born into middle class Jewish family in
England frankie Vaughan whose father has remained an
uphosterer Leeds very sensitive about his creed He
wants normal member of the Jewish faithno some
extraordinary lucky enough succeed
Proud to be Jew JTA that other less fortunate
members of our religion deserve the same respect
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

Bus Mifzvuhs
MIIIIIuIDuHHIIulIIIIIIIlIlIIIIllIINIIIlIlIlllllll

Naomi Ruth Fa Ter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fassler, will be Bas
MitZvah Jan. 13 at Cong. An
Shei Israel.
Naomi is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. She is a member of
B'nai Birth Juniorettes, stu
dies ballet, is a member of
Pueblo Juniors and plays the
cello in the school orchestra.
Her grandmother, Mrs. An
ma Ruderman of Bronx, N. Y,
and her aunt, Mrs. Harriet
WeiSburg of Ft. Lee, N. j.,
will be here for the BaS MitZ-
yah.
Marsha Susan KrakoWer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney KrakoWer, will be Bas
Mitzvah Jan. 20 at Cong. An
Shei Israel.
Marsha is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield. She is
interested in ballet and is a
member of the Tucson Repe-
toire Group. She is a vice.
president of B'nai Birth Jun
ioretteS.
Her aunt, Mrs. S. H. Rosin
of Hamilton, Ohio, will be
here for the Bas MitZvah.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

NEW YORK (JTA) DR..
Salo w. Baron, professor of
Jewish history at Columbia
University and at the Jewish
Theological S e m n ary of
America, was reelected presi-
dent of the American Acad-
emy for Jewish Research.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

faVOrlte popular singer Who
meanwhile has returned to
London and an engagement
at the Palladium.
Born Frank Ephraim Abel
son in The Dingle, the tough
est part of the Liverpool
slums, the son of an uphol-
sterer, he grew up and went
to Hebrew school in Leads
after his father joined the
British Army to lick the
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06
Hollywood Report
Hollywood Report
frankie Vaughan
Wears Mogen David
By HERBERT G. LUFT

HOLLYWOOD-When interviewed frankie Vaughan
at goth CenturFox two weeks he in the studios
portrait gallery having publicity photos taken to exploit his
recently completed motion picture The Right Approach
cinema adaptation of Carson Kanns play "The Live Wire
in which he has first star billing
frankie in his shirt sleeves and noticed at
that he wearing amulet around his neck with gold
Mogen David The young man, at 3d. is Britan's
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

Bur MifzVuhs
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

Stanley Joel Steinman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Steinman, will be Bar Mitz-
yah Jan. IA at Cong. AnShei
Israel.
Stanley is a seventh grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High and is interested in
sports. He is an honor stu
dent and belongs to the Cen
ter Playboy Club.
Robert Gary Klensin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klein
sin, will be Bar MitZvah Jan.
20 at Temple Emanuel.
Robert is an eighth grade
honor student at Mansfield
Junior High. He is a stamp
collector and member of Tenn
pie Boy Scouts and Joy Club.
Friends are invited to the
Bar MitZVah.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

HAMBURG - A new o.
OOO-ton freighter, Elm Gedi,"
has been launched here for
Israel under the West Ger
man reparations agreement.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

JERUSALEM - The Alli-
ance Tire and Rubber Co.
has increased net sales by So
millions in the first half of
this fiscal year.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06
The
Letter Box
On The "Spirit of Christmas"

On The "Spirit of Christmas"
EDITOR:
could help but comment the wonderful article
YOU have written (The Post Office column.
My secretary and discussing this very thing
recently and you certainly captured the feeling and the
spirit of Christmas as originally intended.
couldn't let this day go by without letting you know
how much enjoyed the article and its contentsand hope
that your people got much out of it as 1 did
w. E. LaBRACK
Manager
HiwayHouse Manor Hotel
The Arizona post., 1961-01-06

Our readers are invited to contribute 10
this column. Letters must be free OF
HbeIovs matter. We regret that letters
must be limited to 800 words, and we
vmvsf reserve the right TO edit letters 10
space requirements.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AIR CONDTTTONERS
TELEVISTONS

RcA 70 Series De Luxe Console TV. on costers,
zl7.oo
Femous Brond II Series LOBBY Remote -lsS.oo
FamouS Brond Il" Console TV ---24S.o0
FomouS Brond Il Series TV-Stereo, AIN/FM,
2s7.oo
Admiral ls Series; mahogany -----l66oo
RCA Console 70 Series 1890
RcA Il Series TV; console, ook---2l7.oo
RcA Console 23 Series Tvs, de luxe 237oo
Zenith Il Series; remote controI247.o
RCA 23 Series; tobIe model97.oo
Admiro 23 Series TobIe Model --l6so0
Zenith TabIe Il Series; remote control, 227.oo
Zenith l9 Series Portfolio TV -l66.00
Olympic " Series Portable TV w $500
Emerson II Series Portable TV l33.o0
RCA l9 Series Portable TV ---l69oo
RCA 23 Series Console 1880
Evening star., 1961-03-17
MAPLE FURNITURE
AS IS

MOps Soto Bed Suites and Odd Motehins Pieces
z-lss.s5 Soto Bed Suites in brown tweed with
solid mopIe frome Solem finish Set includes soto
bed, chair, rocker 1900 set
3-lSs.s5 Soto Bed Suites with foam cushions
on chair ond rocker sets include soto bed, choir,
rocker. Green/brown tweed combinations 90
! set includes SOTO bed and ehoirs, ereen/ /brown
tweed combinations 5000
I-IOS.oO Soto Bed solid mopIs trome, green
tweed tobrie $500
4-4s.S5 Arm Chairs, solid mops froms brown
tweed cover, SoIem finish 24o0
z-4s.sS Platform Rockers, solid mops frame,
brown tweed cover, Soen finish -24oo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
STEREOS

Delmonieo Self Contained Stereo Consoles, AMI
FM/SW, 6 speakers, hond-rubbed mahogany fin
ish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 229 90
z TeIefunken Stereo Combinations, AM/FM/SW,
remote speakers s--------------- 33700
DeImonieo Self f-contained 4-Speoker Stereos,
AM/FM consolette- $500
Admiral AM/FM Radio Self-Contoined SteFeo
1900
Zenith Self Contained Stereo-
Zenith SeIf-Contoined Stereo eo--2l4oo
coIumbio 6-SPeoker eIf-conteined Stereos,
l47.oo
z RcA Victor SeIf-contoined 4-Speeker StereO
Console 2l7.00
Evening star., 1961-03-17
RADIOS-PHONOS

RcA Victor De Luxe Clock Rodios 22oo
Birch SeIf-Consoined Stereos, 3 speakers $500
20 Admirol Toble Radios s----------------S.SS
Imported AM-FM Rodios- os------------24.oo
10 Imported AM-FM-SW TobIe Radios $500
Gruneo FIN Rodios $500
Groneo AM-FM Clock Radios $500
II General Electric TobIe Rudios -l4.O0
Zenith TobIe Rodios
Transstor Clock Rodos
6 General Electric Tronsstor Redios-
Telefunken AM-FM Rodio $500
] Graneo AM-FM Stereo Rodio $500
Imported AM-FM Tronsistor Rodios $500
MotoroIG 7-Tronsistor PortobIes 37.0O
5-4-Speed Portable Phonos nos--------ll.00
! Webeor Stereo Portfolio Phono 77oo
Steelmon Stereo Portable with AM-FM rodio,
$500
! WebeoT Portable Automatic Phono- 37.00
! Steelmon Portable Self Contained Stereo 400
Evening star., 1961-03-17
RefrigerGtOrS-Free<erS

FHsidoire Il-cu-Ft. Automatic Defrost Re-
triserotorS -------------------- 1890
z FHsidoire l3-cu.-Ft., 2-DooT Automatie De-
frost RefEiserotoFs s--------------26 90
z Admiral le-Cu.-Ft. Dual Temp. Refrigerator
FFeezerS -277.0o
I RcA Whirlpool l3-cu.-Ft. Freezer F--l97oo
z General Electric l3-cu.-Ft. Freexers- ---257.oo
Frigidaire De Luxe RefTiseFotors, 3-eu.-ft
$500
Z GeneFol-Eleetrie ll-Cu.-H. Refriserotors,
1900
z Frisidore s-cu.-Ft. ReFrseretors- s-----l66.oo
Frsidoire, 3cu.-ft., 2-door, frost proof ss7.oo
z Frisidoire ll-cu.-Ft. RefrseFotors- 1890
! Generol-EIeetrie l5cu.-Ft Upright Freezer.
tused) So 90
Evening star., 1961-03-17
SOFAS & SOFA SUITES
"AS is"

1880 Rowe Foam Cushioned AHonse-A-
"''' 1890
1890 Auonse-A-Room 3-Pe. SeetiOnaI, poly
Irethone foam cushions, ! brown nyon cover,
! beige boucle 1890
l-22s.s5 Modern Style 90" Soto, loose cushion
scot and bock in Poyester foom, walnut legs,
beige cover, as --l39.OO
1890 Lowson Style Soto, foam rubber rever-
sbIs cushion, turquoise cover, as is----ll9.0o
1885 MepIs Fromed Sofo Bed, green ond
red plaid cover Solem finish $500
l-lss.s5 Modern WoInut Soto Bed. blue tweed
fobric cover, os $500
I-I6s.oo Modern Soto. z cushions, low bock
square arms, woInut legs -----------llS.oo
1855 Sofo Bed, open arm mopIe, gold tweed
fobrc ----------- $500
I-I4s.s5 Soto Bed. open arm maple. toost
tweed tobrc, os is $500
I-6s.s5 z pc. Sectional Soto, turquoise pIostic,
bronze trim, fot open 34.97
1855 z-pe Sectional Soto, ton plostie up
hoStery, black legs $500
l-Ss.S5 Sofobsd, open arm, maple, gold tweed
fobric, sleeps $500
l-229.s5 Rowe 2-pe. Living Room Suite. rose
beige nYlon-
1895 3-pe. Sofobed, wooon wheel rock
maple, supported plostie, green, green red As Is.
1900
I-6S.s5 Modern Soto, pIoste cover In oyster.
As 500
l-IIs.sS z-pe. SeetionoI Sofo, supported pIostic,
mon turquoise. As
1-lls.s5 2-pe. SeetioneI Soto, supported pIostic,
coteIIe brown. As
1885 2-pe. SeetionsI Soto, pIostc, turquoise,
1900
I-23soo 3-Pe. ArrGnse-A-Room Group. Sup
ported plastic oyster, walnut tobIs top and legs,
1890
I-lissS SoFobed, solid maple, green supported
ptostc, storage spoce. As lS-------79.oo
I-l2s.oo SoEobsd, Boodod blue tweed, Danish
modern Wolnut As
4-2-Pe. Davenport and choir, foam cushions,
nylon pile yonn cover, turquoise, beige. Com
Hz-pe. Davenport and Chair, poly foam cushions,
lo09o nyIon freize cover beige, Z grey, Z
brown. Comparable 1895 VoIue---l5S.oo
4-2-Pe. Davenport and chGir, vent foam cushions,
loo9o nyIon cover, beige, turquoise. Compo-
robls 1885 Volue- lsS.oo
1-4-pe. Sectional Sofe, left, right, center and
curve sections, loo9o nyIon cover poly foom
cushions, turquoise Comparable 1885 voue,
1890
z-4-pe. SeetioneI Sofos. left, right, center and
curve sections, l0o9o nyon cover in BEIGE freize,
poly foam cushions. Comparable 32995 value,
1880
2-4-pe. SeetioneI Sofos, left, rioht, center and
curve sections, loo90 nyIon cover in cold, crown
poly cushions. Comparable 369.95 value, 26soo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Tape RecOrderS-OrQWMS

3 ReeordiO Tope Recorders; dual track lz7.oo
RcA Victor Tope Recorder; cortridee type,
1900
NoreleO Portable Tope Recorder; stereo 266oo
VIM TaPe Recorders, 2-trock I77.0o
Audion Console Electric Organ 1890
MasnuS Portable orsonS -44.0o
Delmoneo Portable Organs ----44.oo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
RM1ageS-DiSEapUUSIserS

] Toppon s6" Gas Ronse with moeitroI burner,
177.oo
] Mosie Chef 36" Ronee, de luxe w l66.oo
z General Electric Mobile Maid Dishwashers,
I77.oo
! General Electric 40" Range ------- -z57.oo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
DINING ROOM PIECES
"As IS"

As IS
l-5s.ss WoInut Dining Table, Jr. size, modern
styling 1897
l-ss.sS MohOsony Dining TobIs, traditional
style 1897
I-S9.S5 Dining TobIe, full size troditionoIIy
styled. nohooonY-
l1SS.ss Buffet. modern walnut Arnerieon finish,
SIIonS OooT- 1897
I-ss.ss Dining TobIs, senior size Duncon Phyfs
style, rnohooony Veneered- 5s.e7
Z-14s5 Side chorS, modern style walnut, cone
bock, green scot 7oo
2-lls.s5 ItoIiun Style Console coblnet, iioht
walnut finish, comeo front 1897
B -los.s5 ItoIian Style Buffet, Iloht walnut
finish, comeo front design 64.0o
2-losS5 Itolion Style Chino, light walnut finish,
comeo front sliding gloss doors------ 64.oo
l-l2s.S5 Senior Size Buffet. traditional style,
I-5s.s5 Dining Tobie. modern wonut with re-.
I---5s.Ss Modern WoInut Dining ToBIe, Jr. size
with leof -------- 1907
l-sss5 J'. Size Dining TobIs. troditionoI mo-
s-5ss5 Eody Amerieon Dinetto TobIe,, solid sold
nopIe, Soem finish, with leaf 900
ITeSS5 Harvest Dining TobIs, mopIs veneer,
Salem finish 40 M
l-77ss DsoeOns Bench. soIem finish, solid
maple ---. 1Ao1
I-ssss ovoI Dining Room TubIe VIII L.ot
provincial style, frultwood 1881
l-9ssS DFopIsof Dining TobIs, Duncon Phyfe,
mahogany veneer 10 OF
z-Zl:S5 Solid Maple Side choirs, Rockport finish,
eorly American style 1897
5-eS.S5 Servers, solid Rockport maple, eoriy
5-5sS5 Hutch Top With Gloss Doors, solid
Rockport mopIe, early American 1897
l-z2.s5 RoekPOrt Mopis Side Chair, spindle
DOCK
l-z4S5 Notes Choir, solid mopIe Rockport
eOTN American
1-los.s5 Solid Maple Buffet, early Americon
SNle. Roekport finish h----------------72.9
l-5s.s5 Solid Maple Extension Dinetto TobIe.
Roekpot finish, top mored red-------2s.oo
l-ss.s5 MOeho MohOgony Veneer Dining TobIe
with leaf s7T7
l-5oSs s5 s-pe. Dining Room Suite, tobe, buf-
tet choirs, charcoal rey--------leeoo 90
Room Suite, senior size tobIe, buffet, six choirs'
$500
IE5s.ss Cherry Veneer Gsts-LsS Drop-Leof
'o0's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -e-------- 1897
Evening star., 1961-03-17
SOFAS
All values ere comparable

$1,000 SofeS, assorted styles Of EorIy Amer
icon, modern, oil with foam rubber reversible zip
1890 Soto, 2-eushion style, contemporary
foom tufted bock in turquoise 1890
l-lss.oo Soto, 2-cushion style, modern. Choir
coal brown
I-lsS.oo SOFo. 2-cushion Style, troditionoI,
Seoroom green I4S.OO
10000 Sofo, 2-eushion style, French provin-
10000 Soto, 2-eushon style, foam tufted
DOCK turquoise ISS.OU
l-22s.oo Sofo, 3-cushon style, contemporary,
OIOWH IS.UO
l-2ls.oo Soto, 4-cushion style, traditional A.
section oock, in toost- 5000
$500 Soto, 3-cushon, traditional 4 loose
cushion book, in erey-bIock cover------2 $500
10000 Soto, 2-cushion style, EorH American,
toom-tufted bock; in print cover------I5s.oo
l-22s.oo Soto, 3-cusron style, Eory American
wing, foam rubber, 5secton back, in Old Norwich
color
l-22s.oo Soto. 2-cushion, traditional, button
tufted book, in
l-zes.oo Soto. 3-cushion style, French provin-
cioI, 3-secton back, In Regency quilt gold ls9.oo
I-2l9.oo Soto, 3-cushon style, Eory American
wing, foom rubber section back. in brown,
10000
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Fomous Make Az" Foam Lotex
Mottress ond Box Spring Sets
r~i" s.. Set 1899
Ooobr. Six. Set 6q.q9

Fonous- s-noke W" foom Iotex mottress supported
by oI-steeI coil box spring. Non-oIIeroe, non-
Noting and never needs turning All ore covered
with durobIe woven ticking. Limited quantity.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS
LAS IS"

mahogany finish 2297
l-ss.s5 Corner Bookcase, pIostie mahogany fin
ish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1887
l-4s.s5 Solid Mople, accompaniment Bookcase,
SoIem finish h-------------- 1897
l-2s.s5 Gossip Bench, mahogany finish, needle
1000 chotterbex Telephone Stond, black with
bross 449
l-4s.e5 Teo Cart, traditional, mahogany veneer
1900
2-l9.95 Circle choirs. pIostic covers, tubuor
l-l4.95 Sewing Rocker, mahogany finish, beige
padded scot 997
1895 Gloss Door curio cobnet, black lacquer,
% - - - - - - - - CO. - 60 90 80
1855 cedor Chest, woInut veneer finish, sill
yer drower, modern style
Evening star., 1961-03-17

2o-lo.ss-ls.sS Dining Room chors, os-
sorted finishes and sect coverings,
SAT 10 9.e9
Evening star., 1961-03-17
DESKS AND CHESTS

lass 4-drower KneehoIe Desks, norwood,
mahogany finish
lass 4-drower Kneehoe Desks, hardwood
mope finish
1858 s-drower. Block Finish Decorators
l-s9.S5 7-droweE KneehoIe Desk, wonut We
neer, modern style $500
3-39.e5 7-drower KneehoIe Desks, hardwood,
mohooony finish z2.s7
l-7s.s5 7-drower KneehOIs Desk, traditional
style, mohooony, leather top------------4s.oo
l-ee.s5 7-drower Desk, modern style. woInut
veneer, scratched I - 1900
l-l5s.e5 Saginaw Expondo- matie Console Din
ing Toble, trodtionoI style, mahogany finish. Will
scot s -- Observation-Disclosures 69.s7
1855 Decorators Cobinet, white and gold, z
doors, no hordwore
Evening star., 1961-03-17
WASHERS-DRYERS

! GeneroI Electric Automatic Washer rl37.oo
Z Eosy Automatic WosheFs --------l66.o
3 Frisidoire Electric Dryers ers------lz9.00
3 Frisidoire Automatic Washers ers---l57.oo
General Electric De Luxe Automatic Washer,
177.00
General Electric 2-Speed Automatic Washers,
5000
Eosy Spindrier Washers ---------l27.o
4 Frisidoire De Luxe Woshers- ers---l77.o
General Electric 5-cyeIe Wosher 2l7.o0
l Eosy Wosher-DryeF combomotie 269 90
z Eesy De Luxe Wrinser Woshers rs-l33.oo
General Electric 5-cyeIe Wosher 237.oo
General Electric De Luxe Dryer ---l97.0o
4 Whirlpool Dryers
| General Electric De Luxe Dryer, brown 1890
Evening star., 1961-03-17
just 30! Fomous Simmons Twin
Size Hollywood Heodboord Outfits
54.88

Fonous Simmons quoIity throughout Complete
Hollywood outfit consists of comfortable inner
spring mottress, box spring with legs plus ottroc-
tive woshoble plostc covered heodboord Just 30
OF this low price.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Simmons and Serto
PrebuiIt Border Mattresses
2Q.88 go.

A wide selection Of styles from which TO choose
in these fomous brond mottresses All hove tenn
pered steel coil units with cotton felt upholstery;
covered with duroble ticking and finished with
stitched prebuiIt border Twin or double sizes
Some motehino box springs 1888 co.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
BRIDGE CHAIRS
AND TABLES

AS IS
l3-7.s5 Bridge choirs, podded scots, assorted
coIors and frome finishes
1855 Bridge choirs, podded scots and bocks
ls-ll.s5 Bridge choirs, foam padded seats and
books, assorted coors
7-s.s5 Bridge TobIes, assorted coIors, postic
tops --------------------
7-I2.sS Bridge TsbIeS, escorted coIors, postic
over metal
Evening star., 1961-03-17

An assorted group Of medium firm and extro firm
styles in these fomous brand mottresses All have
steel nner-coils stitched pre-built border, ottroc-
tive woven covers. Some discontinued styles. Some
one and two OF kind. Twin or double size
Some motchine box springs 34.SS co.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Comparable 1898 to 1890
VoIues-Chests, Beds,
Dressers, Night Tables
1888 to 1899

This is Not "os is" or scored merchandise {.
most is still in its foctory cortons. The finishes
include mople, woInut, cherry, stordust, etc. Re-
duced only because they ore limited quantities,
discontinued styles, etc, and our floor spoce pro-
hbits US from showing these pieces in our regular
stocks. Therefore, you sove!