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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
Telephone Pioneers
VIII Attend Three
Duy Meet Here

Pioneer telephone men and wo-
men. who have helped make this
country's and Canada's communi-
cations systems the finest In the
world. will assemble In Minneapo-
lis for three days starting Scptem-
Der II. They viii gather In the
Radisson Hotel for the goth Cen
erd Assembly meeting Of the
Telephone Pioneers Of America.
which has as members only those
men and women who have been In
the telephone industry for II years
or more.
More than 700 delegates and
guests representing 81 chapters In
the u. = and Canada are expect
ed, Sanford II, Cousins, Omaha,
president of Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company, win deliver
the Address Of welcome.
Officers " Telephone Pioneers
OF America are Mark II, sullivan
Of san Francisco, president, who u
also president of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company,
Harry $ Hanna Of Indianapolis,
senior vice president. who IL also
president VI the Indiana Bcll Tele-
phone Company: Earl II, Dodds
OF New York. secretary, and Har.
vey w Roscoe Of New York,
traseurcr There are ~ section
vice presidents representing diff
ferent sections Of this country
and Canada. who In turn represent
the a. chapters in the organiEa.
ton.
General chairman Of the General
Assembly handling arrangements
for this meeting II Carl q. LInde.
man, vice president and general
manager OF Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company for Minncso-
Ia.
Telephone Pioneers OF America
In n society whose members are
united by the common bond OF
having given n generation OF ser
vice 90 the building OF the trle.
phone business and the mainten-
ancc OF telephone traditions II IL
a family" Of living pioneers
whose combined contributions Co
the progress Of telephony have
produced the effective system Of
communications We have today
who arr still preparing the way
for others To follow
In lis original conception, the
Telephone Pioneers OF America
was social organization for
spreading fellowship through
gatherings Of It's members. From
the social program Of the nasocia-
ton have grown It's varied service
activitles such M visiting mem
bers who are sick or bereaved,
keeping touch with retired mem.
bcrS by telephone and personal
call sending appropriate gifts
cards or letters during long ~.
ncsSes and remembering birth
DAYS and anniversaries The pion.
eer chapters also encourage hob
bies and endcavpr by various
means To spread the hobby idea
In addition the Pioneer chapters
seek 10 promote the recording and
preserving Of historical data re-
gnrdinR the telephone companies
and their people Many chapters
Assist In the preparation Of his
tories Of the telephone buEinras
IN their territories and maintain
collections of historical equipment.
photographs and manuscripts
IN. first General Assembly was
held In Boston In 1911 with 30
~ The $50 charter members In at
tendance Meetings have been held
annually since then except during
war years, and tpdays member
ship totals approximately i77OO0
~ which "a IlOO ars No. fusfnlsvs
~ he association
No news IL not good news We
want ALL the news. Just phone us
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Family Reunion, Mr. and Mrs

Family Reunloni Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Ballard ST., o1I ST, An.
thony Av,. entertained at q family
dinner ON Sunday, September ~
In honor OF MIR, and Mrs. Roy
Russell. Sr,, and daughter Rozella
NJ Washington. ID. G. Mrs, Russell
Is the twin sister OF Mrs. Ballard.
Present were Mr and Mrs,
Charles Anderson Mr. and Mrs,
Lester Bailey and daughter, shir-
ley Anne. Mr., and Mrs. Roy Rus
sell. Jr,, and children. RoyHetta.
Cynthia, Karen and Roy Ill, Mr.,
and Mrs Alfred Thighmen SIR. and
sons. Alfred Jr,, and Martin, Mrs,
Jessie Cook of Prescott. Wis, I'D
ward. Gaynen and Barbara RAJ
lard Mrs, Anderson and Mrs,
Cook are also sisters of Mrs, Rus.
sell.
Returns From ID. CT Miss Con.
stance ScrogginS, no9 St An.
thony Av. returned on Wednesday
September 4 from Washington, -
q, where she visited her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Russell
Sir. and other relatives.
sad Mlssioni Homer Jones oi
Omaha. Nehr, came 60 the city on
Tuesday, September II To attend
the funeral of his sister, the late
Mrs Ice Washington 9dI Lyle
hart Az
Club To Mrcti The first fall
meeting of the Criterion Club viii
be held on Saturday, September
is At . o'clock at the home OF Mrs
oRean RowlingS, 887 iRlehar,
Az, Ruford Hayes Ia president OF
the club.
Guest Speaker; Mrs, Dorsey
Wheeler Bell will be guest speak
or at special "DorcRa Day" ser.
vices to be held at Mt Oiivet Hap
tist church ON Sunday, September
10 at 7tb p M Mrs Frances
Peoples will he solosit. Mrs Bell
viii speak on the topic. "Coopera.
ton Today Unity Tomorrow"
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CAIfOrnia Ntsit0rs: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert r. Meade Of Los An
geles, Calf. arrived in the city on
Sunday. September II, and are
the guests OF their sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ny Lander OF I'll 18th Av. N.
Their stay is indefinite.
Dinner Hosts: On Tuesday
September 5, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moppins Of 1916 Fifth Av. S. were
hosts at a prettly appointed din
ner party in honor OF their house
guest, Mrs. James Stillwell Bailey
Of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Clara
Williams of Chicago, guest OF
Mrs. Grace Ross, S67 w. Central
Av.. st. Paul. On Saturday. Sep
TENDER IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Moppins
entertained at an informal get-to-
gether in honor Of their guest The
evening was enjoyed playing
games followed by a lunch.
Mother Was Guest: Mrs. Louis
Duncan Of Council Bluffs. Ia, who
was the guest OF her daughter and
family. Mrs. Lurena Washington
OF SIP E. 2oth St, the week OF
September 5. returned to her home
on Sunday evening. September IL.
The week was spent visiting with
the family. with several fishing
jaunts climaxing her visit as Mrs
Duncan Is an avid fisherwoman.
Wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs.
Grace Jones. 5l6 Colfax Av. n.
was hastess to the Wednesday
Matinee club on September l. Con-
GLIDING a short business meeting,
the evening was spent socializing
A delicious lunch was served. The
next meeting will be September
IS. with Mrs. Mary Swain, 20
Highland Av N as hostess. All
members areu rged 10 be present.
Breakfast Guests: Rev. C T.
Stinson OF Waterloo. Ia. and Rev.
J. f. Hunter OF Des Moines. la,
while attending the " w. AME
Conference were the guests OF
Mrs. Mamie Battle On Sunday
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Hack Home; Mrs. James Bailey.
5000 Second Az \, returned home
ON Saturday, September II from a
vacation spent in New York city,
Hyde Park, ~ v, Detroit and
Chicago, Mr., Bailey met her In
Chicago and returned home with
her.
Dinner Guests; Mrs Hattie King
OF Arkansas City, kans,. and Mr..
and Mrs NJ Filbright Of Hugo,
MINI, were the dinner guests OF
Mrs, Josephine BROWN and Mrs
Viola Madden, 1897 Firth Az. s..
ON Sunday, September ~. Mrs
King II the houscgucSt Of the FNl.
brighta,
Entertain A. Dinner, Mrs, villa
Cater and Mr., Lloyd Buress OF DcS
Mnincs, la. are visiting In tho
city, guests of their sister and
brother-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs,
Otha Howelton OF tip Emerson
Az, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nit.
chen Of 900 Aldrich Az, NJ on
tcrtained ut u dinner party hon.
oring the visitors on Tuesday,
September IL, They left for their
home on Wednesday.
Party Misses Connie and kath-
ryn Chiveru, tOiT Clinton Az. en-.
tcrtained q group Of friends AZ an
informal Ect-together at the home
OF Mr., and Mrs &, E Newman,
tooS Third Az. y, on Saturday
evening, september II, Dancing
was a highlight Of the delightful
affair. Light refreshments were
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THIRTY GUESTS ENJoY
HOSPITALITY OF NAMES.
FEW AND DRlZZlE

The attractive home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, John G. Few OF 6t3 lgiehart
Az, was the setting Sunday.
September II for a gala cocktail
party given by the Frws and Mr..
and Mrs. o. c DriExle Of 6as
Rondo Az.
Guests OF honor were Mrs. J.
Sullweii Bailey OF Los Angeles,
Calf. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cuyler OF Detroit, Mich, house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Few. The
affair had a double meaning for
Mrs. Bailey as II doubled as a
birthday party as well
The many beautiful flowers us.
ed as decoration throughout the
house were from the garden OF
Mrs. Few A floral arrangement
OF large double dshIias. gIadiola
and NUNS conferred the serving
table. laid with an Italian cut
work linen cloth with silver can
dclabra. holding white tapers
thanked on either side A crystal
punch bowl OF cool refreshing
punch was nj one end and trays
Of assorted tea sandwiches and
spreads presented n picture both
eye appealing and detachable
Guests enjoyed chatting and
partaking of the tasty sandwiches
and cocktails. indoors and ON the
beautiful patio and sunkcn gar
den on the outside,
Between the hours of Z and 7
p. M. more than thirty guests
came In To renew old friendships
and 10 meet and welcome the new
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morning. September IL, Mrs. Bat
tie was hostess at breakfast hon
oring the out-of-town visitors
Guests were Rev, and Mrs. Hun
ter, Mrs. Allen. mother OF Mrs
Hunter and Rev. George Stinson
and daughter.
UndergOes Surgery: Mr. Isaac
Judy, $3.50 Humboldt Av. N, I'M
derwent surgery at the Minnespo-
lis General hospital on Monday,
September 10. His condition is re-
ported fine.
WCTU Meeting: The Ophelia
Rice Chapter OF the wCTU will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Mary Nichols
526 Emerson Av. N. on Monday
evening, September 20. at 7:30 p.
m.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
3. II. Vanoy OF Omaha, Nebr.,
were the house guests OF their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Booghery Jr.. OF sos
Olson Blvd. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanoy
left September IL by motor for
Duluth. MINI. and points in Can
ada. They expect 10 return TO their
home on September II.
Dinner Hosts: Mrs. Eloise Jack
son OF Shreveport, La, who has
been the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Booghery Sr. OF $40
Colfax Av. N, for the past four
weeks returned TO her home on
September 8. In honor OF their
guest and other out-of.town visi-
tors, Mr.. and Mrs. BOOghcry en-
tertained with a dinner on Sun
day. September 5. Out-of-town
visitors sharing honors were Mr..
and Mrs B II Vanoy and Mrs.
Hattie Mae Hayes OF Omaha,
Nebr., who are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Booghery Jr,
sos Olson Blvd Other guests were
the Mines. OCtavia Shelby. Kath-
ryn Dyke, Catherine Walker. A
manda Ferguson, Minnie Wright,
Mr. and Mrs James Booghery Jr..
the Messrs. William Green. J, II
Hall, Shelton BoOghery and Mr.
and Mrs +. J. Henderson
Bethesda willing Workers Club:
MFR Harry Manyon Will be the
host at the next meeting Of the
Bethesda Willing Workers Club.
at the home Of Mrs. Leola Young
SIP 18th Az. S, September 3 at
p m. All members are urged 10
be present
Sad Mission: Mr. oliver Ampey.
53s Aldrich N. and Mr. Carl Am
pey, $40 Humboldt N, left Thurs
day. September 10, TO attend the
funeral OF their brother. Mr.. Da.
vd Ampey. 1912 Sth st. s f..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The funeral
well be Friday, September II.
Visitors From Chicago: Or and
Mrs James W. Robinson. 36l7
Chicago Az. had az their house
guests. DR.. and Mrs William Hud-
son. Chicago, Illinois, for the La
Dor Day Weekend,
New Playmate: A new brother
and playmate has joined the fam
lily circle AT IOi5 AZ Carroll Az.
and has been welcomed by his sis
ter. Beatrice and three brothers.
Stanley Jr.. Allen and Robert Har-
ris Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris
Sr.. are the parents Of the family
Baby Harris arrived Sunday
morning, September II In st
Josephs hospital Maternal grand
father Is Mr. Hugh Schuck and tho
paternaI grandfather u Mr. a T
Harris. both Of 81 Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
MASONIC TIA MONDAY
EVENING At sP. "

Ths Mo-; worshIptl Grand
L,>fEs orr Ninn..o,A and ts Juris-
dictiOn wiii entertain ia frisnds
., Tea on Monday. sept 10. q,
=, Pstsrs church 20 ess~ersis ia
siStis,h Annsvsrsary Of sp m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
c. w. Washington Is
Wed To Former MINI.
Woman In Cleveland

Cleveland. Ohio, &c. w. Wash
ington, executive secretary OF the
Dayton, Ohio Urban League and
former Twin Ciuan. whose we'd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

No news IL not good news. We
want ALL the news Just phone us
n Midway. sst0. or drop us y let
Ter ~ . card.
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS 4

Returns Home: Mrs. Paul Chapman of Boston, Mass who
has been the house of her brother ssernaw Mr.
and Mrs James Fraction Clinton Av returned 10 her
home after most enjoyable vacation She the recipient
many socla courteSes while visiting here and renewed old
friendships and met and made many new friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Want y JobH Run y situation
Wanted" nd In our classified SEC.
ton. Many employers read this
newspaper.
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Rodin's Mems Shop
Complete Line Of Adam Hofs
ZIG Hennepin Ave.
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UNUSUAL JEWELRY
Gem stones -EeirloomS restored.
ROBIN JEWELS "

sos 18th st. NV RE. 7-1s93.
over % years in precious metals. =,
VACUUM CLEANER. Filter. Queen.
good cond.. reasonable. Will deliver.
vYARITYPERR, 20" cleo, auto. just S
fonts type. $3.50: Remin9ton type
writer. gothic type, S6..5u. Both
machines in excel. cond.; ideal for
reproduction work. LA. $3.50.
VIOLIN, very old, rare bargain. $50.
164 Hobart NV,
WARDROBE TRUNK. large. Al cong,
dition. O'BRIEN. l07 E st. NV .
wARDROBE LRUNk-Laree. SIS;
small: SO; TIE, 6-4623.
26"x59"xS3" high for that extra
ABCD CORP. OF. 1885.
FINE, MIXED, SEASONED firepl.,
wood: del, Call 10: a-O526: Ill
ATTENTION TRUCK DRIVERS, good,
used baskets, boxes and crates. an
sizes. Edgewater 9-6640. r..
DESIRABLE rummage, Including
dishes. housewares lamps. pictures,
clothing some furn. RIA. 6.337a .
Continued on Next Pase.)
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RUGS
RUGS
IMPORT ED: PERSIAN DESIGN axl5.
Sta.a5; 3xl2 So. g5; Sxlg, $685..
0IHLR SIZES EQUALLY Low
PRICEb
Mayfair, 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS

2 Sarouk. sizes 1874 #. x Q 1T. 9 in.
$500 ana 10 IT. K "A #. S40o
Sarouk runner. . #. 5 in; * . II; 4
$50; Library table. mahos. can DC
mahog.. $40. AID. 4-7O34.
SAFES. strong boxes with combina-
ton: reduced. Cali today. CO. 81
1923; week, I1l2 14th st. NV.
SAFES: new and reconditioneo. Type
and and S!z 3s suitable for any bgsi;
Mas Mas AVE ave S nT e 5Es7S So 6St
sond complete with case; sos
SAXOPHONE. Conn, gold lacquer. Z
Fat alto; case fine instrument, sos
SAW-Craftsman, s" with motor and
stand. Call IL. 3-s0O6. -3l
SAW-ti.in. table saw: Jig saw with
l:;-in. throat with motor. pulley. and
SAWS ti f And Wod Isl ESi M To S52
prices while they last; saws. Sl9.9j
up; i2-in., drill presses. S33.95: Ain
planer. SH4.75; jig saw. $3.50; new
Straight-line Dremel sanders in stock
Msetalworking iathes, .0ct of on
TRIO 81 EaUIpMEfNTr CO CO H S47s f sher-
sAXOPHONE, z flat alto. used very
little; in new condition. Sls6. ~
sAxoPHoNEmE "a, alto, American
SCREENS--l3, for Alwintite win
dows: new condition; "a price. OIL
s1 a5;siSj. Ack s;v new ., ,BDsr 5ss,
to- tools: s.s els motors cheap m9 9I!
SET OF WRITER'S MANUALS from
Ma S-Se6i. 1919 ave H."
SEWING MACHINE-simplex porta-
bic, latest model, never used Leav-
SWINE RE SNty M h9aa ss la Tu model s' ash
weisht. round bobbin. new Home
port, cleo. reverse stitch; attach
ments; sos to settle estate. EN-
S"EnGsxlO demountable builders
b. rises. located Bethesda: 500 A
! w. BRANDT. Builder. OIL. 4S203.
SHOWCASES, several, at very reason
able prices; make offer. Ii. 3-5764
1900 Pa. ave. Sc.
SILVER-Four-p place setting OF West
never been used. no. 2-03sa. -8l
SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED. = yrs old
good cond orig. cost S239. sell for
siM mn rs HIDE inita BED s SOFA
s sSgsie se ilespz Nd eIrnosa Few c9S'
sISKS: younsi;toEn, :, 4 IN &c !ax s;
PLUMBING CO. 644 II st. ne.
SKILL SAWS, angle head drills. port.
/ ing sanders: So day RENTAL
TOOLS & EoU1P CO 10 2;6ssl
s sSor Tlh sIa eV ss.aS ss5 R'
SOFA BED. green tweed, simmon.
/ double Hide Bed. clean. $50. Cal
s a5fFsr 2n IA famous so MAKE brand
new: oris. 500 sac. Si3s.Ss. LIE
I VENTHAL'S s. 1890 eth. HUI. $4,000
SOFA, rose colored boucle. cover incl.
( also, Stromberg radio phono. comb
( console; both In excel cond.; cheap
SOFA, lawson. with cover: cherr.
cocktail table; reasonable. TIE
SOFA. 18th century. beautiful sill
and linen brocatelle, Sl95 Emerson
2u-inch console television. $3.50, full
s SE9ss' modern noe t Green mohair. slir
covers. $40. LII. 1855
SOFA BED. popular brand good con
dition. wine color pattern. $50. JU
SOFA. chair, sgle. bed. rugs. refer.
/ EFT. cornice board, kit. table. desk
RIA 3-1635 81
/ SPEAKER CABINET. high fidelity
horn. woofer and crossover. LO
STAMP idPi COLLECTION. inter. album
( | and " large collections of stamps
I $50. Phone JU. S-ls3O
STAMPS, beautiful collections Of Dan
zig, Bavaria, German of6ces, etc
Unusually complete; pvt. owner, EN-
! 2-1436
I STEEL MESH
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GUNS
MODERN AND ANTIQUE

trade Open Sunday. JE. 10000. Ill3
Hlllwood ave. Falls Church. Va
GYM SWING SETS FOR SMALL
children. new, several different kinds.
$50 and SO. UN. 4-26a5
HALLICRAFTER $40. short wave and
local: Reas, Call MRS. DAY, ~.
HEXR2iSSG AID. western El.c.. excel.
S s9rd s-s sbSi dbl bed coil spring $40
HEATER. kerosene. asbestos lighter
ring; a;sal. tank. $3.50. JE. 3-7sO4
ii 81 & W 20 4. XIII ssss!s4 SoVi iS
HEATER. No. 1884 Coleman OIL
3. Sos 50 m.b.t.u-: s34s5. Cali
HEEL BAR SHOE MACHINE. reas.
RA.. 6-g525 or HO. .-47S7. 3
HlDE-A.BED, Simmons. good condi-
ton with extra slip cover: Lawson
type chair and coffee table. EN-.
HIDE-A-BED. Simmons; gray wool
twist carpet 13xI9: dining suite,
modern; dble. bed with Simmons
boxSpring and Beautyrest mattress
kit. furn;; excel cond. See after
pm: 19i9 Long Branch pkwy., Ia
twist CARPET. l2xl9; dining suite
mo6ern dble, bed with Simmons
boxsprins and Beautyrest mattress
kit. furn.: excel. cond. See after
$50 p.ms 7210 LONG Branch pkwy.,
HIDE-A- BED. Simmons. S1e5: coffee
table. $50: .wingback arm chair. $50.
MRS. ADAMS. DU, 1865.
HIDEAWAY SOFA BED. prec. new
. wfcustommade slip covers. also
matching end table and lamps. Ia
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|CRIB. French & Heald. light maple
0ro.crih. In very good cond, incl.
cRf fssr sSb s MRArYT3REss. sS:. cond
white. Storkline, SIS. JU. 8-111S.
DEEP FREEZE, % Gu. It. Cali Ii.
DEEP FREEZE. rs Gu. IT,. chest
type: $175, Cali 10. 4-sl75. al
DENTAL EQUIPMENT, modern. ivory
color: complete; dentist retiring.
DESKS G Desks. DESKS. ALL WAL
NUT. $22.5O and S2a.60. d. c. SUR
PLUS SALES. 511 New Jersey ave.
nv Driye, into our warehouse. .
DESK, solid maple. vanity type, 2
drawers, nice condition; $35 OF
Sun. ME. S-6S74.
DESK. 54x32. S25; jointer. stand and
motor. new. $50; chaise Tongue, $50;
lawn mower. Briggs q Stratton,
cost 500, used twice, sell $50;
radio, So; cleo toaster. 81; hand
siicer, ST.; antique mirror. 72x36,
SIS. JU. 0-S551.
DESK, single bed. baby carriage. din
ing room set. CO.. 5-073y.
DESKS, metal, wood. small, lge.. once
or home; harg. Today. co. 5-4625;
week, 1112 I4th st.. DI. 7-T372.
DESK. maple. Gov. winthrop, $50
DESK, secretarial, 2 drawers and
solid doors: good cond.. bargain
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-Bedrm. suite, liy. rm., din
rm,, kit. set. refgf.. desk. misc. DE
FURN.--Liv. rm. suite, end tables,
lamps. Victorian style. $l25 or best
offer. AID. 2-2S10.
FURN.-2-pc. living rm. suite. desk
9x12 rug, window fan, Grapes,
dresser. rocker. other misc. items.
3Sl RALEIGH Sc, APT. is. 20
FURNN.3HolIywood bed. blond end
table. coffee table. modern chair:
excel. eond., reas ADJ. 2-7631.
FURN.--Davenport. 9 down cush-
IONS. green satin: mahog. secy. with
matching chair; mahog. dining
table. With y chairs; / so. and
oval mirror, pr. sterling silver
candelabras. complete set of 8;
Lenox china. complete. set Of O.. in
glassware; silver sro service. AL like
FURN;Ss.Disce AZ; ! I'm, set, 500 = (
F IHesiNs R runs mahosan IA eoeetai
table with leather top. 3Sx23. Call
before 8 or after pm. EN-. 3-409S
FURN. for all rms. Fine quality.
Can be seen from noon til 5 pm.
Sun. or by appt. 4A3 Decatur st.
NV. RIA. 6-l241 or ia. 9-4477.
FURN.-French PROVINCIAL tea cart
$50; y solid mahog. Duncan Phyft
chairs. SIS ca; 3-piece mahog. bed
rm., $50; ANTIQUE pine cabinet. SOB,
drop-leaf table. $40. RIA. 3-45S6.
FURN.-Dayeno. SIS; TV rocker. So
= uphol. chairs, S1a.50-$1 so; misc
items. AP. 1-S845 after $3.50.
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FURNITURE
MUST VACATED

BUILDING MUST BE EXTENSIVELY
MUST BE DISPOSED OF AT ONCE.
20 Individuality bedroom suites in all
Studio couches. sofa beds. Large
selection of lounge and occasional
chairs. platform rockers. 500 floor
and table lamps. $50 end lamps
and cocktail tables. 6-piece chrome
f f,,rs. wocn o 1inesse. All ,t Types PIC :
Metal wardrobe util. cabinets. tables.
Hollywood beds and coil springs.
Fiber rugs and many items to
numerous to. mention. All sales
o SES,rT S1 5!xPlx ! TILL 8. NO
DAWeON FURNITURE CO.
&246 RHODE BLAND AVE. NE.
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We have in stock all kinds of new
and used steel. such as reinforcing
steel. pipes. radiators. high beams
cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
STENOGRAPH MACHINE and books
only used three times: must sacri-
flee RE. 1-6SS1.
STENOTYPE. best condition; .guaran-
teed; yours for $3.50. Call today
CO: 5-46:5; ,wk.. III. 14th st. NV
pieces. Be first to call. NO. 7-5a05
STOI-ER, Iron Fireman. hopper type
for No. l boiler: best offer. 10
5-1q13.
STOKER. with controls, $25; alsc
miscellaneous furniture. See ado
under FURN. WA. 7-23l1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
DESKS. OFFICE

Used from $50; new walnut. 60xS0,
ment Of all types Of ONCE furni-
ture, Doth new and used at rock
bottom prices. shop us for Iea!
value. N. FRANK & SON. ala 3Yd
st NV. Elk. 3-S974
DIAMOND BARGAINS-s4 carat bril-
liant diamond set in lax. yellow
gold. secs; gorgeous lax. white
gold diamond watch created in our
own shop. 40 diamonds, S105; un-
usual genuine heart amethyst sur
rounded by real pearls. $75; over
101a carat genuine star sapphire
set N platinum mounting, u side
full-cut diamonds, $495; = 3/5 carat
diamond. finest color and cutting,
set in most unusual platinum round
and baguette setting, reduced from
$4,000 to $3.50; ell prices include
Federal tax. See MR.. BROTT. 917
DIAMoND" RINGS, 3. ladies'; one
= carat with IA small diamonds
and IS Sapphires; one | carat with
10 small diamonds; enc DINER ring
with 3 lge. AID Is small diaieonds.
all platinum mounted sacrifice. ia.
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