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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Barber Recalls Calamity
Jane Hit Him With Jug

DOUGLAS, WYO.-Johnny Mills,
one-time barber for Wild Bill
Hickock and President Theodore
Roosevelt, celebrated his eighty
eighth birthday here by showing
friends the spot where Wyoming's
wild and woolly Calamity Jane"
once bounced a water pitcher off his
head.
Sixty-two years ago the old-time
western barber had bump on his
head as a monument to the temper
of Calamity Jane" the woman
gambler and quick-draw expert who
ranked with the Vests No. l bad
men in her ability to take care of
herself.
Mills was working in a Laramie,
Wyo., barber shop in 1878, he re-
lated, when Calamity Jane" came
in for a shampoo. 1t was while she
was bent over basin washing her
hair that a. prankster took advan-
tage of her posture and struck her
a solid swat.
Calamity Jane" thinking the
barber had hit her, picked 2p a
pitcher of water and smashed it on
Mills head.
Mills, tells story about Hickock,
the fast-shooting peace officer re-
sponsible for bringing law into the
region. Wild Bill came. into his
barber shop and placed his tive six
guns on a shelf near the barber
chair. Hickock's only warning to
the barber was: Don't knock them
off," Mills said he never touched
the guns.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Young Women Now Sever
Old Ties With Kitchen

WASHINGTON.-The woman who
once accepted as law the dictate
that her place was in the kitchen
has been replaced by the industrial
woman who realizes that her sphere
of influence extends to the develop
ment of wise social and economic
policies, according to the woman's
bureau Of the labor department.
The observation was made in a
study of the work lives of women
who attended one of the several
summer schools held for women
Wage-earners. The schools are To-
Gated at the University of Wiscon-
sin, at the Southern summer school
at Asheville, N. c., the Barnard
summer school in New York city,
discontinued in 1884, and the Hud-
son Shore Labor school, formerly
the Bryn Mawr summer school.
Covering a four-year period from
1881 to 1894, the study revealed that
the women, coming principally from
manufacturing industries, showed
growing interest in trade unions as
a, way out of the nadir of low sala-
ries, frequent job changes, and un-
employment.
Although IS to IS per cent of the
summer school students were drawn
from the ranks of industry, records
of the bureau showed rising trend
in, admittance of domestic and per-
sonal service workers.
Investigators found that the aver
age age of the students was "a, usu-
ally native-born, single and expe-
rienced worker possessing high de-
gree of skill
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Of All Vacation Spots,
He Picks the CITY Dump

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA
There are hundreds of pretty places
Harry Converse of Pipestone,
Mimi, could have gone on his win
ter vacation. But he picked Okla
bona City's dump.
The 64-year-old sportsman kills
crows as a hobby. The black pests
are plentiful at the dump.
Il hate crows" he explained be-
tween shots. Statistics prove that
64 per cent of our wild duck eggs
are destroyed yearly by crows.
guess my two weeks stay will cost
me $3.50, but it's worth it,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Vagrant Goes to Jail;
Trapped by Own Diary

MAUCH, CHUNK, PA. - Joseph
Wisneski, a vagrant, has given up
keeping a diary.
Wisneski was arrested for disor-
derly conduct and sentenced tc, 80
days in Jail. A diary he was carry
ing contained a note for the previ-
Gus month which read:
Il beat up a cop in Easton."
An investigation revealed that the
note was correct, and he faces new
charges after serving his sentence
here.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Replacing Window PaneS

A cracked or broken window pane
does not necessitate calling in a re-
pair man. for installing new glass
Is a relatively simple repair Job.
After obtaining a pane of proper
measurements, the most important
need is careful application of putty.
The putty should be worked with
the hands to proper consistency and
then carefully applied with a putty
knife or similar tool. Place the
putty all around the opening so the
glass will be bedded in the material
and separated from contact with
the wood.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Warm Greeting Cools;
He's Pal of Old Bill

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA A
friendly gleam came into the eyes
of Police Captain Marvin Murray
when the prisoner he was question
ing said he was from Waynoka,
Okla.
We'll, WELL" said Captain Muir
ray. 80 you're from Waynoka. Do
you know old Bill So-and-So?"
DO / know old Bill?" said the
prisoner. Il should say l do know
old Bill"
Lock him up" said Murray.
Anyone who knows Bill ought to
be in jail for life"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
British Weddings Reach
10000 in One Month

LONDON.-Forty thousand we'd
dings a month. mostly war we'd
dings, is the peak figure since the
war. And thousands will be marry
ing now under the new scheme for
cheap weddings and Homogeneous for
the troops. The registrar-general is
suggesting that in necesSitous cases
soldiers shall be able to get mar
ried on leave by special license. Ho-
tells all over the country are offer
ing cheap Homogeneous.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Two Wives Divide Home
Till In-Law Calls Police

LUBBOCK, TEXAS.-A 29-year-
old produce company employee ad-
mitted that he maintained two wives
IN the same household.
G. E. Brown, held on a bigamy
charge, was quoted by District At
torney Burton S. Burks as saying
he married the first time in 1929
and the second time in 1887.
Brown said he had three children
by his first wife and one by the
second.
Burks said a sister of the first
wife precipitated the investigation.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Hits Wife With Statue
Of the Dove of Peace

NEWARK.-Seven stitches were
required to close the wound in the
woman's head.
How did she get it?
Her husband, she told City hos.
pital authorities, struck her with
statuette of the "Dove of Peace"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Washing Shades

To wash window shades. lay them
open on fiat surface. Wash and
rinse over a small area at a time.
Rub with sponge and wipe quickly
with clean dry cloth. Keep the
shade on the fat surface until if ia
perfectly dry and then rehang.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Foreign Employment Problems

In countries like Italy, Japan,
Russia and certain of the Balkan
states the number of persons of
working age is growing so rapidly as
to constitute serious problem from
the point of view of employment,
says study of Population and
Peace issued by the Columbia Uni
;erSity Press.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Once Social Lion
Turns Out to Be
Clever Trickster
Australian Society's Prince
Charming Sentenced to
English Prison.

LONDON Seated at the back of
the court of London sessions the
other day was fashionable Austria
lian woman now approaching mid
die age who was there to hear a
prison sentence imposed upon the
man who, 20 years ago in Sydney,
was her Prince Charming. He is
Gerald C"Gerry") Riviere, As years
old, calling himself a salesman,
alumnus of toughest prisons in
Great Britain and the Continent.
known to police as the Prince of
Tricksters.
Riviere was accused of obtaining
by false pretenses handbag, a pair
of binoculars and two cigarette
cases. The value of the articles
was $3.50 but Riviere pleaded guilty
and asked that the court take into
consideration no fewer than q other
cases involving $3.50.
Detective Sergeant William Skar-
don told the court of some of
Gerry's previous convictions and
the judge sentenced him to nine
months Imprisonment. Already he
has spent quarter of his life be-
hind the bars.
Australia at His Feet.
And his woman admirer of 20
years ago had the modification of
watching him walk once more down
the steps to the cells
Gerry had all fashionable Aus
tralia at his feet" she said to a re-
porter after the hearing. "He was
very young and tremendously good
looking, with blond hair and the
most winning smile.
His manners were perfect. He
gave the most charming dinner par.
ties in the hotel. People were proud
to accept his invitation.
lone young actress-she is now
famous on the London stage-fell in
love with him. But Gerry proposed
to the daughter of Sydney's wealth.
lest bookmaker and was accepted"
But the woman from Australia did
not know that even then Riviere
had been twice convicted in Eng
liSh courts.
He was born at Southend-on-Sea
of respectable parents, and was
given a good education. He first
fell into the hands of the police
when he was IL years of age, and
was bound over for stealing five Gl0
$500 bills. In the following year
he was given II months Borstal
treatment for obtaining ST. 500 worth
of jewelry by fraud.
Relatives Fed Up.
On his release his relatives
washed their hands of him and
packed him off to Australia.
1t was then that he learned the
mechanics of the confidence trick
Ster'S trade. He became friendly
in secret with Capt" Bigger and
"Bludger" Bill, two notorious inter-
national crooks.
Even at the time of his engage
ment and when the women of Sgd
ney were falling in love with him
Riviere was working in secret with
his acquaintance of the under
world. 1t was not until long after
their marriage that mis- wife dis
covered him to be a trickster.
He has robbed people of thou
sands of pounds. He has practiced
the confidence trick in every corner
of the globe. Scotland Yard re-
CARDS him as one of the slickest
"con" men who ever passed through
their hands.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Fifth Time in Six
Years Twins Arrive

LOGAN, w. VA.-The fifth set
of twins in six years has been
born to 24-year-old Mrs. Bud
Chain and her 41-year-old miner
husband.
Give gotten so l expected it,"
said the husband, a mine ma
chine man. upon hearing of the
arrival of the six-pound boy and
girl, Don and Lola Mae.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Death Chair

LONDON.-While sitting in his
favorite chair in the kitchen, Will
liam Walsgrove, Sc years old, COL
lapsed and died A few days later,
his widow, so, died suddenly while
sitting in the same chair.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-28
Bone Fractures Recur
Among Six in Family

WHITEHALL, N. Y.-Splints
are handy among the bone-break-
ing Bartholomew. Six persons
in State Assemblyman Herbert A.
Bartholomew family have suf-
fered 10 bone fractures, ranging
to a fracture of the skull.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Para ~ouemdduras

I'm nuevo metodo para tratar
las quemaduras-un tratamien-
to que prfede ser de utilidad al
Cuerpo Medico del ejercito -
fue anunciado la semana pasada
por ell DR.. Walter E. Lee. de FL
ladelfia, en- una reunion de "a
Sociedad Medica de Pennsylva-
MIA. Revel6 81 que cuando el plas
ma de la sangre-el liquido a.
marillento en- el cual flotan los
corp1sculos blancos y rojos-es
inyectado en- las venas, ejerce ell
papel de una bomba de succi6n,
atrayendo sangre de los otros te
jidos a los vases. Ell fluido vital
es asi movilizado para nutrir las
quemaduras del cuerpo. Este
procedimiento supplemental los
t~ratamientos regulares con la
les sustancias como acido tanico
y urguentos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Libro de Hemingway sObTe
EspGnG

Tn amigo de los espanoles re-
publicanos y leales, un admira-
dor de la Espana liberal y jus
ia, ell novelista Ernest Heming-
way, ACADIA de publican otra no.
vela, para Quien las Campo
mas Suenan", que sc dice es Ell
mejor libro del notable escritor.
Els un volumen de mas de 400
paginas y ell interes no decae
desde la primera hasta la Ultima
pagina.
Hemingway anna al pueblo es'
pahol, presenci6 los mas nota :
bles episodes de la guerra civil
que degener6 en- guerra interna
cional contra un pueblo yalien-
tie y su carino por Espafa, la E.
pana enemiga de Franco y de la
hez totalitaria, es invariable.
Describe Ernesto la vida de
una guerrilla que opera detras
de las lfneas de Franco. en- Cas-
tilla, y explica su version del con
flicto. Cuando la acci6n comien-
"a la guerrilla trata de dinami-
tar un puente, un acto de sabo-
tale muy peligroso que debe sin
cronizar, de manera perfecta,
con un proyectado ataque repu-
blicano.
FL hombre encargado de volar
81 puente es un novelista ameri-
cano, Robert Jordan, que sc ha
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
La poblaci6n infantl europea SUI %cautiveno
81 nazismo Y su corriente de mentiras para
~influenciar ados ninos

Londres. Get. 23.-MucnN Sc
rreguntan hey EN- Va, que suer-
lie opera a la poblas dmjnfan-
til de Europa en- ell veniderO oto-
no e invierno. IDeben sufrir
hambrs y frio los inocsntes de
POlonia, Belgica, Holan1, Fran
cia, Dinlmarca Naruega y Che
coeslovaquia? Hitler d&lina to-
da responsibilities por eli sus-
tento de las poblaciones con-
quistadas. Su Gnica Sreocupa-
ci6n eonsiste en- mandar where's
a Alemania desde esos jasgra-
ciados pafses y aconsejarles
que acuden a la ASTHMA y piedad
del hsmisferio occidental.
La imagen de ninos hambrien
tos y tirltando de frio es penosa
a toda persona filantr6pica. La
situation de la poblaci6n infan
til de Europa en- Ell invierno de
194O-1941 reclama, ciertsmente
la mas urgente Y cuidadosa aten
ci6n, y TODD medic de mitigar la
horrible suerte de las victimas
de Hitter debe buScarSe y usar-
Sc. AL mismo tempo una inves-
tiga2i6n de esta indole necesita
hacer frsnte a los hechos con
candidez, ash como un estudio
profundo de la pOsici6n real de
las poblaciones infantiles que
han caido bajo Ell regimen Ma
ri,
No es solo question de man.
dar unos cuantos buques carga-
dos de where's, nj aun de asegu-
rar para estos ninos una exis-
tencia normal y tolerable. En-
los passes dominates por Hitler,
dejandO aparte los alimentos,
faltan todas aquellas cond[cioG
mes Indispensable para la vida
del infante.
"El cuidado de los ninos" fue
uno de los banderines con que ell
Socialismo Nacional gan6 mu-
|chos de sus votos. En- cambio, Y
a pesar de una propaganda chi
Hona y de la cOrtina que la CEN
sura ha interpuesto entire 81
mundo exterior y Alemania, He
gan de allf continuamente cier-
tos reportes que no pueden me-
nos de causar alarma a los a.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

por complete CON Almania;
pero que ell pueblo frances no
ira a una nueva guerra. Sable
Sc que Petain e3ta opue5tc a
una nueva guerra; pero que
Laval d. 0bdecer todas las
indications de Berlin.
Washington, Oct. 23.-Ha-
Nlando aver en- ell Foro del dia
RIO Herald Tribune" ell Sc :
cretario de Marina, Sr. Knox,
declarr6 que Estados Unidos
lha menester de nuevas bases
en- ell Pacifico. No dijo ell Sc
crtario donde seran adquiri-
das esas bases, nj que naci6n
las cedera. En- su discurso a.
gregg ell s~eeretario que la Ma
rina posee ahora Is acoraza-
dos y que aumentara csc nd-
nero a 80; que tiene 81 cru
ceros Y aumentara ell total a
81; que posee 159 destructo-
res y posesra 1926; que dispo-
ne de 100 submarines y dis
pondra de 1877, Y que los ac-
.tuales centenares de aviones
muy prOntO Sc eonvertiran en-
5000.
Washington, Oct. 23.-El dis
curse que bia a pronunciar en-
Baltimore, ell presidente Roo
seyelt 10 pronuncisra Ell dia l
de neviembr en- la Academia
de M1sica de Brooklyn.
New York, Oct. 23,-Earl
Browder, ell candidate .comu-
nista, Sc dirigi6 aver al sena-
dor Gillett, del CONT investi-
gador del senador, pidiendole
averigue un complot "origina-
do en- esta ciudad," para evil
tar que su candidatura apa :
rezca en- la boleta electoral.
Gillett Sc di6 por enterado del
despacho de BrOWder,
Berlin, Oct. 23.-Se halla
zen esta ciudad ell subsecreta-
rio espanol del aire y en- Ma
drid Sc encuentran ell jefe de
policfa Himmler, de la Costa
pc, y Ell mariscal italiano Emil
lilo del Bono. De nuevo Sc re-
cord6 hoy a los corresponds
les que no deben especular en-
cuanto a los Wales de Ribben-
trop y otros jefes nazis. Ha 81
do arrestado Ell coronel Beck,
exministrO de Estado. de Polo
mia. Sabese que Sc encuentra
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

nantes de los mics. Unos po-
cos meses antes de la guerra,
me encontre EN- Londres con un
axmaestro de escuela alenaan al
que su conciencia no lie habi6
permitido aceptar los princin 6s
de la education 4zi y por clio
habfa sufrido persecution y pri-
sion en- un campo de cencentr%
ci6n. Sc lie habfa detenido cuanA
do daba clase a los n;nos y estoSY
cuyo n1mero era de veintiseise
fueron detenidos al mismo ten
pc. "Probablemente'' me dijJY
Nos ninos no fuerQN encarcela-
por largo item b. Sc les a.
sd st6 Y atemoriz6 debidamente
y despues fu3ron pue3 os en- Ill
bevtad',-una libertad que para
la poblaci6n infantil es tai vez
peor que nc la reclusi6n. Sc les
10 que llaman libertad, pero
es SOTO para. inyectarles una SUI
bida dosis de veneno moral. Lii
bertad, Sc les dice y repito una
mil veceS significa obedecer
ciegamente q Fuehrer. signifi-
ca odio a todo 10 extranjero deS-
precio para ell debil. Lo eSpan-
toso, 10 horrible es pensar que
de ninOS y ninas eu-
ropeos eStan Siendo envenena7
dos moralmente".
UnaS semanas despueS en-
centre al pequenO Hans, de VIE
nelNeustadt en- Austria, ell que
en- la actualidad vive con una
familia inglesa amiga mia,
muchacho de dOee amos
de edad, pas6 tres meses en- Ia
carcel de su ciudad. "iQue ha-
cfas en- Ia earcel?" lie pregunte>
(COntinuGrdl.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

en- Berlin Ell joysn nebreo que
en- Paris asseI6 al diplomati-
co aleman Won Rath.
Londres, Oct. 2s.--Asegd-
rase que Won Ribbentrop y ell
condo Ciano van a ~conferen-
ciar en- Madrid con Serrano
Suner y Ell general Franco. Ell
Eje intensified su acci6n diplo
matica y desea bases para la
aviaci6n en- Espana. Ell plan
de los dictadores totalitarios
Iconsiste en- que Mussolini alta
ave de nuevo a Egipto y que
Alemania avance por los Bal
kanes, en- apoyo de Italia. Ell
proposito del Fuehrer, seg1n
ell London Times" es extern
der su dominic desde Ruma-
mia a Suez. Este peri6dice pi-
de al gobierno de Churchill
tome lahiciativa y coupe en- Ell
mar Egeo, antes que los ma =
zis, las islas que necesita, La
sala donde Shakespeare acos-
tumbraba a declamar, como
actor, ha sido bombardeada
por la aviaci6n nazi.
Chungking, Oct. 2S.-Ani-
mado pOr la actitud de los 60
biernos de Estados unidos g
Inglaterra, Ell general Chang
ha Obtenido nuevas victorias,
con sus tropas, en- ell norte y ell
sur de China, Los japoeses di-
cen per Ia Radio que sus prin-
cipales enemigos son las nacio
mes y personas que ayudan a
Chang.
Manila, Octubre 23.-De :
clar6 aver ell almirante Hart
que las familias de los mari
nos seran evacuadas no sola-
mente del Jap6n y China sine
tambien de las Filipinas.
Londres, Oct. 23.-El Almi
rantazgo infOrma que ell des-
tructor italiano Francisco Null
10 fue hundido en- ell Mar Ro-
10, luego de 40 minutes de ac-
cion, por la escuadra inglesa.
Dos destructores italianos alta
caron un convoy ingles y La es
cuadra entr6 en- aGci6n, hu :
yendo los faScistas. Produjo
ell hundimiento del Nullo ell
destructor Kimberly" I'm
torpedo complete Ia destruc-
ci6n del barco italiano.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Pista sobre el cdncer

Fl primer esfuerzo hecho con
exito para extraer una sustain.
cia de los pacientes humanos de
cancer, sustancia que produzca
la enfermedad en- animales, sc
ACADIA de realizar por ell DR.. J..
F. Meme, de la Escuela Medica
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

tornado un aho de licencis como
professor de espanol en- un cole
Igio Western para ayudar a Ia
Repdblica fganar la guerra. Els
un hcmbre inteligente y un ex-
perto dinamttero; pero tiena ex-
cesiva imagination para la cla-
a de trabajo que Sc lie ha con-
fiado. Pablo, jefe de los partida
rios, como an general russo La
ma a la guerrilla, es un campe-
sino rudo que Sc ha hecho car
90 del mando en- La aldea. al CO.
mienzo del movimiento, y hace
pagan su deuda a todos'los adhe-
rentes de Franco; despues, echa
do de la aldea por los f~acciosos,
Sc convierte en- jefe de una que
rrilla. Ahora, despues de un aho
de guerra sangrienta, algo Ia
sucedido a PabIo-se esta debi-
litando interiormente y Jordan,
mandado a TRAFALGAR con este
hombre, observa con intranqui-
lidad la expression fdnebre de Ia
cara de Pablo.
Hay dos mus eres en- Ia guerri
LA, Pillar, la esposa de Pablo.
que es fea, fuerte, una campesi-
ma inteligente, astuta, que fue
Querida de un matador de torres
" huele la cobardia a gran dis
tsncia. Ella ha Observable tam
bien 10 que a su marido sucede
~ tranquliamente lie ha quitado
la jefatura.
La otra es Maria, que Sc vi0
obligada q presenciar la ejecu-
ci6n de su padre y SD madre
por la Falange y fue brutalmen-
tie maltratada por los falangis-
tas. Maria y Jordan Sc enamo :
ran al zanzibar las primeras mi
radas.
Hemingway relata este amor
apasionado y lie dedica muchas
de las mejores paginas del libro.
La dissection de las anatomias
del tenor y la bravura, Sc reali-
"a magistralmente.
Deshace el sus emociones en-
un "labOratorio" spiritual.
Pillar es una mujeF rque ha-
ria un buen hombre," pero tam
bien aparece como una mujer he
cha para los hombres.
Anselmo es un viejo valiente
y bueno. en- contraste con ell bru
tai y cambiante Pablo.
Jordan destruye Ell puente, pc
70 cuando huge un proyeetil ma
ia su caballO y queda tendido en-
la falda de la colina, aplastada
una pierna por ia caida del ami
NAL.
Hace que sus companeros sc
marchen y espera, con una anne
tralladora a su lado, el arriho
del enemigo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

de la Universidad de Stanford.
Una preparation de las muestras
de teiidos ca~ncerosos, tomados
de dos mujeres, hs producido tn
mores en- ratones blancos, y el
inves tigador de San Francisco
trata ahora de encontrar Ell fac
tor. entire las muchas substan-
chs del fluido preparado, que
produce ell cancer en- los anima-
les.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
NOTICIAS IMPORTANT
(Viene de la 1 pdg,)

cia del consejo, ell canciller
Hitler y Joachim Won Ribben-
trop. Dicese queel viaje Sc de-
be a Que Hitler cree que Esta-
dos Unidos entrara en- la que
ira y desea alcanzar ell apoyo
de Francia para sus planes en-
Africa Y en- Europa.
Dicese que 81 Petain rehu-
sa colaborar, m~ilitarmente, La
val lie sucedera en- ell mando.
Boudoin, ell ministro de
frances, dice que des-
pues de firmado ell tratado de
paz, Francia debera colaborar
Evening star., 1940-12-29

WOND4Y-LAST DAY!
An authentic HePplew1ite adaptation, built of
beautifully matched mahogany veneers and
hardwood. FulI-size bed, large chest-on-chest
and your choice Of vanity or dresser, each with
graceful framed mirror
Evening star., 1940-12-29

And three styles to choose from epom style with Queen
Anne legs and moulded bose figured tapestry
ChPpendoe sofo covered in dook
ondo Duncan Pe sofa with solid Honduras mahogany fome
cred in figured tapestry All reversible spnq-fed
ions and suPersogless constructon
Evening star., 1940-12-29

MONDAY-LAST DAY!
A magnificent dining room suite featuring
Credenzo type buffet Duncan Phyfe exten-
sion toble, Credenzo server, cobinet bose
china cabinet, 5 upholstered side chairs, and
large upholstered host chair Built Of hand
rubbed walnut veneers and hardwood.
Fourth Floor. The Hecht COY
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Know Your Furniture and Woods
Rosewood Suited
Especially for
Decorative Work

This is another in q series OF
articles on furniture and cabinet
making appearing each Saturday
in the Real Estate Section OF The
Epening Star.