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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
Topic Announced

Miss Catherine Beachley will
talk on Women in Japan at a
meeting Of the Woman's Commu-
nifty Club Of Kensington to be held
at 1880 pm. Monday in the Ma
sonic Hall. Miss Beachley was one
of a group of United States edu-
Gators chosen to visit Japan as
exchange experts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

Miss Spaatz attended Mrs.
Cooks School in this city and was
graduated from st. Agnes in Alex
andria. She is now attending
Smith College.
Mr.. Thomas went to st. Albans
School and Is a graduate of Law
renceville. He is now a student
at Dartmouth College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
Cooper Leads Wilson
To Win Over Salisbury

Wilson Teachers College, which
has been lowering around the
500 mark all season, climbed
above it again last night by de-
feating Salisbury Teachers Col
lege, 1886, at Walter Reed.
The Owls now have an 81 rec
ord with only two games to play.
Richmond Professional Institute
there on Monday and the Alumni
February 81.
Bob Cooper, who joined Wilson
for the second semester, again
led his team with % points, while
Bill Landlord scored Is for the
shore team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
Speaker Named

Miss Marjorie Webster, presi-
dent of Marjorie Webster College.
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of the Town Club at 1890 pm.
Monday at the home of Mrs. Jack
Stump, $500 Western avenue. Her
subject will be Security Through
Education"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cleave-
land of Takoma Park, Md, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Mr.. Albert
Clement Carl, jr.. of Miami, Fla,
son of Mrs. Peggy T. Carl and
the late Mr.. Albert c. Carl. No
date has been set for the wedding.
. Mr.. Carl attends the Georgia
Institute of Technology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
Mothers to Elect

The Mothers Club of George
town Preparatory School will elect
officers at its monthly meeting to
be held at 8 pm. Monday at the
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

Today a year ago-The Cubs
bought Pitchers Frank Hitler
from the Yankees and Johnny
Wander Nicer from the Reds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

Wilson led at halftime SO to 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
a sensational goal.
-
Totals 2614 SO Totals d 90 90

Totals 191351 Totals 10 10 45
Halftime: 1924. Oklahoma City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11

TENS of Norway, Sweden, Dem
mark, Finland-snd Iceland. In con.
nection with a series of IA radio
talks on modern painting. an art
folio containing 40 color prints has
been published in each of the five
countries. Representing s painters
from each nation, the folio is sup
plemented by hand book explain
ing and essaying the work of the
40 artists. All radio talks are
closely related to text and pictures.
Plans for the series were work.
ed out by two Norwegians, painter
Haakon Stenstadvold and curator
Reidar Revold, who also will give
most OF the lectures. Other talks
are to be presented by experts
from Denmark, Sweden and Fin
land.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Cultural Cooperation In Scandinavia

Proposed revisions of geography
textbooks used in the schools of
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and
Finland were discussed at q recent
meeting in Oslo.
Members of the expert commit
tee appointed by the inter-Scan-
dinavian Society Norden, who for
the past IL years have examined
the four nations geography books,
recommended number of chang
es. Main finding was that in deal
ing with the geography of other
Scandinavian countries, some of
the books now in use overempha-
size fundamentals at the expense
of less important aspects. The ex-
perts also suggested it would be
desirable to give a broader and
more unified treatment of the
Northern countries as a whole.
Another move toward closer Gull
tural cooperation among the coun-
tries Of the North has been initial
ed by the State Broadcasting Sys-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11

toric) At this time commences his
fit of poetry" The mock-heroic
poem Peter Paars" caused a very
great sensation. and all of a sud-
den we find him actively engaged
on behalf of the theatre establish
ed in 1722 Comedy follows COM
edy. one more brilliant than its
predecessor: The Political Tink-
er," The fickleminded Man"
Jean de France" "Jeppe on the
Hill" The Confinement Room, "
Jacob Won Thyboe," Erasmus
Montanus." Ulysses Won Ithaca"
and many others, where with a
broadminded and exuberantly hu-
morous view on life and men he
combines an insuperable skill in
the forming of the dialogue and
shows himself as one Of the worlds
greatest comic playwrights.
Besides the comedies, Holberg
wrote a long series of works,
among which "Niels Kim" an d
The Epistles" He was enobled
with the rank of baron, and ac-
a considerable amount
Of property which he bequeathed to
the Soroe Academy.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Sweden
Some Swedish Inventions

SWeQeS are particularly noted
for being Observation-Disclosures and
among the Scandinavian countries
have produced more than their
share of inventime geniuses and
inventions. In this field of en-
deavor Sweden occupies a prom
inent position in the world.
The inventions listed below are
some of Sweden 8 main contribu-
tions.
Matches by G. E. Pasch, J. E.
Lundstrom, G. F. Lundstrom.
Dynamite by Alfred Nobel
Sulphite cellulose by c. D. Elk
man.
Separators by Gustaf de Laval.
Generators, engines, by ]. Wenn-
strom, E. Danielson, A. Lind
Strom.
Ball and roller bearings-Sve n
Wingquist.
Refrigerators-Carl G. hunters,
B. Won Platen.
"
quist.
Steam turbines-Gustaf de La
val, Birger and Fredrik Lung
strom.
Accumulators-W. Jungner.
These few examples can be ex-
banded to include:
Christopher Polhelms, paddock;
water turbine designs by w. Wen
strom and Hi. Dahl; Kaplan tur-
bine developments by E. Engles-
son and H. Lind; Oil engines and
contributions to Diesel engine de-
velopments by K. ]. Hesselman;
marine motors by 0. E. Carlsund;
matchmaking machines by A.
Lagerman; e l e r i a welding
method by o. Kjellstrom; electro
cal ore searching apparatus by K.
Sundberg and H. Lundberg; L. NJ.
Ericsson's telephone apparatus i'm
provementS; new constructions in
wireless engineering by E. Alex
anderson; j. Wennstrom three
phase system in electricity trans
mission: Gustaf Dalen's automatic
lighthouse lamp valve; R. Carl
stedt's Arc-regulator; c. Mon
telius' IMO-pump screw j. P.
Johansson adjustable sp n n r
and pipe wrenches; c. E. Johans-
sons precision gauge system; w.
Odhher's and K. Rudin's calcu-
lating machines; the twin-c ylinder
cupboard motor by brothers c. w.
HUT and c. A. HUT; A Munt-
zing's sulphate pulp manufacture
ing method and within pharma-
ceutics: A G. Gronwall's and B.
Ingelmann's blood plasma substi-
tute MacrodeX; B.. Sj0gren's and
]. Laudon's sulphathiazole; A.
Wretlind's concentrated nutriment
Aminozole; E. Jorpe's anti-throm-
bosis Heparin and N. Lofgren's
and B. Lundquist's local anesthe-
tic Xylocain.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Live Cod to Oslo

More than 10000 lbs. of live cod
is expected TO reach Oslo in time
for Xmas. Ample supplies are as
sured Of the traditional "lutefisk,"
dried cod soaked in potash solu-
ton, and served boiled with melt
ed butter.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Postwar Construction

War-devastated Finnmark prov
ince. in northern Norway, complet-
ed 81 new piers in the Jan.-Sept.
period of 1850. Under construc-
ton there are another II piers.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Morse Savings Deposits

The Norwegian Postal Savings
Bank has now $4,000 accounts, and
total deposits of 35 million kro-
ner.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Seatt|e's Norwegian Mecca
BY
S c A N D Y
Where Generations Meet

Washington the West Coast and
United States found their Mecca Norway
the natural meeting for
all cherish Norwegian traditions and enterprise the spirit that
making of this thee-story S50o0Oo project
pioneers forth into the bleak
Washington the remarkable edifce their Off
could this is the
rich mans dream 1t
struggle a collective effort of common
united the strange binding knShp of blood and spirit
dollars formed the wealth with which
steel and glass sed together
Commonwealth.
these perilOus times when
is but
Norway is symbol financial
spirit that conquered much weak flesh Inc spirit
waiting mount
rolling. Money-huh!that just
matter Or pitched in
without tiresome cOaXing
but things give justification a
Scandinavian split sliced
the tides of and time and each
be real 100
anything
with oldfashioned Immigrants
old why
a and
cnging the old the other sometimes dsavow-
ing connection with it.
there mother father their kids; loving
each
they
spiritual continents fe clash two his
tora periods breaking other within ordinary
That remarkable of
often other while speaking different
feeding different continents behavior
university professors kids
be-
generations been eveng reaching
maturer understanding of each other Is before
And like relish a Norwegian
Norway
not in the least is worth being proud Of
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11

General Hedge Jung, Swedish
Commander-in-chief, has spent a
week in Switzerland as guest of
the Swiss armed forces.
Evening star., 1951-04-29

A new-type small British auto
mobile contains 10000 parts.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Modern
Bedroom Furniture

Ape. GROUP in blond mahogany veneers, incIud-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser, mirror, chest, double
bed and night toble with drower. Was 52o.95,
449
3-pc. LINED OAK GROUP, handsomely veneered,
bross hardware, sleioh-type base construction,
dresser and hof, plate gloss mirror, double
Hollywood bed. 2-drower night toble. Was 23e.,
1877
5-pc. GREY OAK VENEER SUITE consisting Of
sIont-f front chest. loroe e-drower vanity and
mirror. vonty BENCH 3-drower night toble and
double size open-foot boord bed Was go $40
3-pc GREY WALNUT VENEER SUITE, with
orocefuI curved fronts, chest, double dresser and
mirror and double size curved footboord bed. Wos
3o5. ---- 34s
3-pe. BLONDE MAHOGANY SUITE, bross hord-
ware, pieture-frome styling, large chest with
eedor-lned bottom drower, Mr.. and Mrs. dresser
with mirror and double panel bed. Wos 32o.,
zss
MATCHING NIGHT TABLE. Was 1895 1885
5-pc. ooRDovAN MAHOGANY BEDROOM
SUITE, veneer, bross hordwore, consisting Of
Chest, vonity with mirror. vonity bench and twin
beds. Was
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Mrs. Freudberg Named
In Israel Bond Drive

Mrs. Leopold Freudberg has
been named to head the Women's
COMMITTEES of the Washington
campaign for the Israel bond
drive. it was announced last right.
Her husband is the executive
associate chairman of the Wash
ingtoh campaign, which opens
Tuesday in an effort to raise SIS
million from this area. National
quota for the drive is $500 mil
lion.
Meanwhile. Ambassador Abba
Eban of Israel said in a state
ment that his government does
not want Americans to invest in
Israeli bonds at the expense of
contributions to the United Jew
1sh Appeal in this country. He said
he was aware of public confusion
over the two campaigns.
''It must be made clear" he
said, "that any purchase OF Is
raeli bonds at the expense Of a
contribution to UJA is not q
service to Israel" Purpose of the
bond issue, he said, is to supple
ment funds raised In the appeal.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Traditional
Dining Room Furniture

5-pe. DINETTE SET. consisting Of 4 chairs and
double pedestol toble with extension leof Mo-
hooony finish. Wos 80
18th CENTURY SUITE, 9 pieces. consisting of
extension tobe with ieof, buffet, china cobinet, 5
side chors and ! arm chair, mahogany veneer.
Was 399-
o-pe. 9th CENTURY Group, consisting Of SWELL
front buffet large extension tobIe with leof, chino
cobinet. 5 side chairs and | arm chair; hond-
rubbed mohooony veneer. Was 4eo------4lS
18th CENTURY JUNIOR GROUP, mahogany
veneers, extension toble with Ieof, buffet and
side ehors. Was 200. 50
18th CENTURY DINING ROOM TABLE, Duncon
Phyfe legs, bross-tpped feet. mahogany veneers.
Wos ~. ----------E ----------------7S
18th CENTURY sIDEBoARD. handsomely We
neered In mohooony, 4 @drowen including silver
compartment. Wos
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Foreign transportation
Forum 10 Open tuesday

Vital problems of ocean trans
portation. traffic in American
seaports and principal interna-
ftional trade issues will be pre-
sented at the fourth Foreign
Transportation Institute of the
American University. it was an
lnounced.
The institute, to be held Tues
day through May q, will be con-
tducted in cooperation with the
Military Sea Transportation Serv-
lice. the Air Transport Association
lof America. the Association of
american Railroads and the Ma
tional Federation of American
Shipping.
It is organized to meet the needs
OF present and prospective junior
executives who wish to broaden
their understanding of foreign
transportation problems. Paul F.
Douglass, president Of the univer-
sity, said.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Alexandria Store.
Special Selections

OCCASIONAL CHAIR, turns with pivot base,
richly upholstered Was 10 9.95
MODERN LOVE SEAT, grey and coral covering,
champagne coIored legs. Wos l39. ---li9
MODERN DESK, light oak, nine roomy drowers
Was 49,, 50 .e5
MODERN CHAIR, eoy coored coverings spring.
filled seats, light wood finish Was 3e.----22.9S
LAWSON CHAIR, cherry red cover, solid oak
frame, spring filled. Was 90. -----4s.95
SECTIONAL SOFA. grey covered. .fomous GoodolI
cloth. Tuxedo styne.- Wos I'll. .---------Is8
SUMMER RUGS. many coIors and sizes, some
reduced as much as Observation-Disclosures
LAMP TABLES. special group from our more ex-
pensNe line, speedily priced ot----------7.95
FLOOR COVERING. strong and sturdy 5e-inet
widths, perfect for basement or summer cottoee
Was ITS per 50. yd.------------sq. yd. 100
DRoP-LEAF TABLE, mahogany finish. Wos
SIMMONS BOX SPRING and many other famous
makes. values up to 39.5o---------26
MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE twin BEDS chest,
dresser and mirror and night tobIe, hond-rubbed
finish. Was 269.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Modern
Dining Room Furniture

JUNIOR BUFFET, solid birch in light honey tone;
3 center drowers, left and right compartments,
all wood pulls. Was l2oo5. .----7s
OVAL TABLE, with extension Ieof. solid birch,
honey tone. Wos 6o.o5. ----------39.95
MODERN SERVER in solid bireh light honey tone
Was 74.95. Observation-Disclosures 1895
7-pe. SUITE in toost mahogany veneers, ovol ex-
tension tobIe, buffet, china cobinet with gloss
sliding doors. side choirs with nubby red uphoI-
sten. Was ATS. $50
7-pc. JUNIOR SIZE SUITE in light korino wood
veneer, bross hordwore. Sleigh base construction.
Toble with extension eof, buffet with silver COM
portment chino cobnet with sliding gloss doors,
chors covered in solid green tapestry. Was 37e,
zz9
Evening star., 1951-04-29
9TH ST. Store e.
Modern
Living Room Furniture

SECTIONAL SOFA, curved type with high arm.
spring edge construction. reversible cushions blond
legs, fine quoliy grey fIoroI topestry covering:
Was 226. --------------------
LOVE SEAT, button boek, open arm style, wheot
legs, covered in grey and gold ribbed upholstery.
Was 1926. -------------------
MODERN SOFA SECTION, corner section with high
arm, Tuxedo style, spring edge, covered In solid
grey frieze. Was ILL., ----------r r--------4S
CHINESE CHAIR, occasional block legs and hand
rest, bross noiIheod trim coil spring construction.
Choice Of chortreuse or gold covering Was 1925,
2-pc. SUITE, including 2-eushion SOTO. reversible
cushions, spring edge, and matching choir, choice
of green or grey Frieze covering. Wos 9--zS9
5-pe. SECTIONAL ssoFA. Tuxedo style. ehonneI
back, spring edge. blond legs. heow quoity frieze
cover. Was 286. -------------------
OCCASIONAL CHAIR, soeess scot construction.
bross noheod trim, light ook legs. covered in gold
fopestry. Was $3.50. ------------------4
LOUNGE CHAIR. Jorge and comfortable with re-
versibIe 1T" Cushion. spring edge. Grey frieze
cover. Was ITO.
LOUNGE CHAIR, with reversible 1T" cushion, grey
tapestry cover. Wos 1898. .--------44---e9
Evening star., 1951-04-29
G St. Store
Modern
Living Room Furniture

LEFT AND RIGHT SECTIONAL SOFA, spruce
back, scot and orms Wos 1895. --is9
LEFT AND RIGHT SECTIONAL LOVE SEAT, with
bumper ends, spring and rubberized hair con-
struetion. Goldenrod covering. Was 334e5 CO.,
2sS ca.
LovEsEAT. gold stripe fobrc, foam rubber
cushion Was 2Io.o5..
3-pc. SECTIONAL SOFA in green and grey cover,
Tuxedo style, oil spring construction Wos 2ee,
MODERN OCCASIONAL CHAIR, birch orms green
cover Was 1895. .9S
HOST AND HOSTESS CHAIRS, black iooquer grey
broeotelle cover. Was 99.o5. 7S
2-pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE, modern, boucl.
cover, oil spring construction. Wos 329. ---2ss
OCCASIONAL CHAR, modern. foam rubber con-
LOUNGE CHAIR. brown. boucIe cover. Wos
oS.so. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOUNGE CHAR. ehortreuse, spring construction.
Wos lo4.95. 1885
LAJAP TABLES, blond mohoaony. porqust top
STEP TABLE, blond mohooony. porquet top. Wos
1926. 1895
END TABLES, choice of blond or cordoyon rnohoo-
any with plostie top; will not serotch or mar. Were
1925. ------------------- -s4.95
STEP TABLE, choice Of blond or cordovon nohoo-
ony with plostic top; will not serotch or mar. Wos
fS.So. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 94.95
COCKTAIL TABLES, choice Of blond Or sordovon
nohoeony, with piostie top. Were 1913. D4.95
kNEE-HoLE DESK, Harvest, six drawers: Wos
1926. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COCKTAIL TABLE, wonuf, blue mirror top. Was
1926. 9.95
Hossoek, grey Duran, foam rubber cushion. Wos
1925. --------------------
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Traditional
Occasional Tables

COCKTAIL TABLE. genuine mohoeony with gen.
uine hond- -tooIed leather top. Wos "a e5-- 1895
BOOK DRUM TABLE. curved legs with costers,
genuine leother top with gold tooIino Wos
6o.o5 4e 95
LAMP TABLE, square top, curved legs with eosters,
genuine leother tops with hond gold toolne.
LAMP TABLE, round top, genuine mahogany,
puII-out drawer. Was 3o.o5-2e.S5 .S5
RECTANGULAR COCKTAIL TABLE, with spode
feet, casters. genuine mohooony top. Wos 81 o5,
27.s5
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Traditional
Bedroom Furniture

3-pe. t4EPPLEW1iTE SUITE. excellent Honduras
mohooony veneer, bross hordwore, fIuted side
posts. Chest, dresser with pedinent mirror. double
panel bed. Was 245. ----------------1S
3-pe. HEPPLEWHiTE GRoUP with swell fronts,
Afrieon mahogany veneers. Large double dresser
ond mirror. chest on chest and double panel bed.
Was 329.
18Th CENTURY BOW FRONT SUITE, top quoIity,
mahogany chest, dresser and mirror and poster bed
Wos 397.95 5--------------
MATCHING NIGHT TABLE. Wos 1895 1888
18th CENTURY SWELL FRONT SUITE in Hon.
duros mahogany veneers, chest, dresser with pedi-
ment-top mirror, open fretwork double bed. Was
Matching VANITY. MIRROR AND BENCH. Wos
t5o.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Bedding and Rugs

NNERspRING MATTRESS. extra firm, quilted
hair. Was 1880 $3.50
TvVIN-slZE MATTRESS and motehino box spring.
SOFA SLEEPER, fuII-sze double bed by night,
handsome SOTO by day. Wos Z39.5o------le
HEADBoARD for two twin beds in deep rose up
hosterine. Was
FOAM PILLOWS Were e.o5 ------------4.o5
ALL-WooL BRoADLooM fashioned by Firth" in
decorotor colors, green, blue. rose wine and grey.
Sizes ovoilobIe os follows:
los. so AIl-wooI BroodIoom Rugs, oxl2 size,
9x6; was $3.50.
SKIS; wos 67.35----------------- -44.95
oxo; wos 8o.lo.
exloe; wos 92s5. ----------------6z.s5
exlse; was 1885. -----------------7s.s5
oxl5; was l3l.lo
sxl66; wos l44.35. -------------------ss
exls; was 1860. --------------------
ex2l; wos 1870. -------------------l
Ox3d. DOT 60
Evening star., 1951-04-29
TroditionoI
Living Room Furniture


and matching "T"-eushion choir. Figured green
or grey Frieze cover. Was 3oo-----------lS7
2-pc. LAWSON SUITE, with heavy quoIity lsof
designed green frieze. Wos 2le. ----------i7S
2-pc REGENCY SUITE, button tufted arms. spring
edge, reversible cushions, covered In rose broco-
telle with matching fringe. Wos 343. ----269
2-pc CURVED ARM SUITE, reversible foam rub
Der IT" cushions. spring edge. nohooony spode
legs. covered in green figured domosk with
motchine fringe. Was $50. ------------298
REGENCY SOFA, kidney shaped, button tufted
back, reversible one-piece cushion in combination
down. dork green motelosse with matching fringe.
Wos 33e. .-------
LAWSON SOFA with three cushions, innersprne
construction. nohoeony spode legs, upholstered
in blue topestry. Wos 1895
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Speciol Group Of Lamps

PAUL HANSON Toble Lomps with Green GLOSS
column base, 3-woy lighting, sotn shode Were
Z1.10 - ZL.S9
PAUL HANSON Tobe Lamps reprod 'ctions
Of French oil style, solid bross base. parchment
shade Were. a. 44.95-----------~ 34.95
PAUL HANSON English Teo coddy TobIe Lomps,
old bross base. squore shade in antique parchment
Were 34.95
GROUP OF CERTIFIED Floor Lomps In handsome
Florentne bronze. Were $3.50 so
5-WAY REFLECTOR BRIDGE LAMPS, Certified,
bross base with ton or egg she'll silk shade. Were
Mony More-We Could Not List
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Modern
Bedroom Furniture

5-pc. MODERN BEDROOM SUITE in oak, doubI.
dresser, mirror, double bed and chest. Wos
3-pe MODERN BEDROOM in silver orey: double
dresser, mirror, chest and double bed. Wos 5ee,
1880
3-pc MODERN BEDROOM SUITE in silver orsy
wolnut; double dresser, mirror, night toble ond
double bed. Wos 32oe5. --------z79
3-pc. MODERN BEDROOM SUITE in oak: doubI.
dresser, mirror, night tobe and double bed. Was
<-9' -----------------
5-pc MODERN BEDROOM SUITE, blond mohoo.
onW double bed double dresser and night tobie.
was oiS.So. ------------------- Z69
! HALE DOUBLE DRESSER, Old World white and
gold, French Provincial Was 445 375
! HALE CHEST, Old World white and gold, French
! HALE DRESSER, Old World white and cold
French Provincial. Wos 2e5. 5.---23s
| CHEST, Old World white and gold, French Pro-
vinciol. Was 1865. -----------ss.9
] CHesT, eordovon mohooony; 5 drawers. roke-
up mirror in second droWer large bottom drower
is complete cedar chest. Wos 23o. --I3s
! MODERN DRESSER. with Mirror, grey ook >
J DOUBLE BED French blue, exceptionally fine
quo'V. "os oS.So. -----------------4S.S5
7-pc. DINING ROOM. blond mahogany; china.
buffet, tobe and chairs. Wos 1895. --39S
e-pe. DINING ROOM SUITE, Avodire, china, tobIe,
side chairs. arm chair. Wos 264o5. III
All merchandise subject to
prior sole
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Modern
Occasional Tables

STEP TABLE with woven plostie top. omon wood
finish. Wos 1926 Observation-Disclosures
CORNER TABLE, olnnon wood finish with woven
plastic top. Was
LAMP TABLE, wedge shope with woven Plastic,
bottom shelf. Wos 49
COCKTAIL TABLE, square top and bottom shelf,
walnut veneered Was 34.95-------27.5o
STEP END TABLE in walnut veneer. Wos 24e5,
1925
COCKTAIL TABLE with bottom moeozine shelf,
walnut veneer. Wos 2e.o5------z4.95
BOOKCASE, 30 inches. 3 shelves, wonut veneer.
Was 34.e5 so
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30

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