davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24
NennarnOst

nJECA, koja ne sljede ijepe rodoljubne
- primjere svojih roditelja, CUBE Sc u a.
merickom moru brze asimilacije "a svoju
narodnost posve su izgublje jena. To je prirod-
no, ali ipak znacajno, da tako gubimo djecu
nasega starog iseljenika, koji nije bio do
voljno narodno jak i svijestan, nego je u
pravo zacudno i zalosno, da svoju nsrodnost
nijecu napustaju djeca velikih rodoljuba,
nasih pionira pax vodja Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice.
Listajuci poWjesnicu Zajednice, nailazi-
mo ma svjetle primjere odlicnih rodoljuba
narodnih vodja kako su u svom poletu vi
soko razvijali zastavu hrvatstva, bratstva
narodne sloge jedinstva redovima ma
roda ma konvencijama Zajednice, da su bill
prvaci odabranici naroda ma konvenciia-
ma. Poslije kad su sc gospodarski podigli
uspjeli da svojoj djeci dadu visoko skolo-
vanje time priliku da i'm sc djeca dignu ma
unosne polozaje profesije, ii skolovani ma
81 ,ljudi zene, profesionalci, koji bi trebali
pokazivati wise narodne svijesti biti "a pri-
mjer malom covjeku, barem postovanju
svoga roditelja, posve Sc zaboravljaju.
lima primjera, gdje je Zajednica pomaga-
la skolovanju djece nasih pionira vodja
zajednice, koja djeca nsu pokazala nj.
kakovi osjecaj zahvalnost prema organi-
zaciji svoga roditelja niti prema idealima,
koji su mu bill mill sveti.
U slucaju smrti pionira suocujemo Sc sa
zalosnim slucajevima, gdje vodstvo Zajed-
nice zeli da ukaze poStovanje svome pioniru,
njegovi potomci neznaju nista Zajednici
svoga oca. Tako su djeca posve zanemarila
svoga roditelja Cd MEGA Sc otudjila, sto
bi bio cudno, da nije zalosno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24

pitanje pred kojim se nalazi-
mo; J; vazaije od pitanja atom
ske obrane Cd odnosa 3 Ru-
sijom, iako ,je , NINA ,po-
vezano. \ &,Tas {
Ako. :Zapadni }SaveMici
ill Atlantska Zajednica Ma
roda - zele, da III struja ne
odnese y. katastrofalnp .izola-
ciju, njihove sc Wade mora
Jul pozabaviti ovim zivotnim
pitanjem. To pitanje je ziyot-
nj problem dvije trecine svije-
ia, koji' slabo stanuje, sfabo
je obucen j slabo hranjen. O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24

akt ludosti. Ona otkriva, daF
Britannia, Amerika i Njemac-
ka, zajedno, nemaju nj poj.: 3j
ma o kakvom generalnom pla-
nu "a pomaganje nerazvije-
nih zemalja. Ova sljepoca nj
je ogranicena ma vladine kru-
COVE; britanska odluka, ,da
Indiji dade oveci zajam nije
plod pritiska javnog mnije-
MIA. cinjenica je, da Zapadno
javno misljenje ne drzi, da su
ekononske veze izmedju "a
pada i siromasnijih zemalja
Cd kakve vece vaznosti. A mi
da je to najvaznije
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24
Skolarina

LONAcNO je nasa ideja "a fond skolarlne
\ ostvarena sluzbeno Sc otvara kampanJu
"a tai fond o tome smo prize pisall pro-
pagirali "a potrebni novac da bisno zbilja
iednom prstupili ozbiljno poslu, da zaJed-
nickim radon nastojanjem izgradlmo po-
trebni fond "a skolovanje naslh daroVltlh
studenata, barem da siromaSnijlm nesto po-
mognemo skolovanju Pritom nailazilno ma
zalosne slucaieve da Sc pomoc trazl "a O.
ne, koji su stanju da Sc sami skoluJu, Po-
gresno Sc ova plemenita namjera uzlmlJe,
kao da Zajednica imade novaca ma odmet
dijel svakom SAXON kapom. To nije isprav-
no. Jer ideja je da zajednicki pomazemo
siromasniie, koji imadu talenat i volju "a
skolovanie, nemaju "a to dovoljno sred-
stava Oni pako koji iii eiji roditelji imadu
sredstava "a skolovanje svoga djeteta, tre-
baju da su Bogu zahvalni da oni pomazu
one, koji nisu sretni, kao oni.
Ovo je jedan lijepi plemeniti podhvat
Zajednice ma osnovi zajednicarskog bratstva,
a sto znaci medjusobno pomaganJe Jedan
drugoga, to znaci pomagati onu bracu, ko-
ia pomoc trebaju zasluzuju. U duhu brat
ske liubavi covjecnosti nesmije postojati
sebcnost pa da Sc pojedinci posve IL sebic-
nih motiva nastoje koristiti milostinjom ma
mjenjenom potrebnima, kojma ia milosti-
MIA nije potrebna.
o ovome b Sc moglo wise pisati, kako sc
zlorabljuju milodari Zajednice ma konvenciji
"a kupovanje glasova u odsjeku ma konven-
ciji po previjenim pojedincima, ma stetu
potrebnih, sto svakako nije zajednicarski,
nije ljudski. o tome drugom zgodom
Sada je ma redu kampanja "a fond skola-
rine koja Sc kampanja ovom broju Ia
jednicara sluzbeno otvara ga clankom bra
ia Krasica, naseg glavnog blagajnika. U su-
glasju toga apeliramo ma nase dobre clanove
i ma nase odsjeke da ovu kampanju ozbiljno
nzrnu da porade kod oni koji mogu gdje
postoji mogucnost "a pomoc. .a
Liudi glavnoj upravi treba da sc prvi
pokazu drugima "a PRIMER. Zajednicari ma
riieci treba da pokazu ma djelu da su pra
vi iskreni zajednicari. u nasem slucaju vo-
die su prvi, zato jer SUI vodje treba da do
brim primjerom prednjace i vode svoje clan
stvo, koje zastupaju to Il svakom pogledu.
Vodje su pozvani da oni prvi predvode svo-
jim primjerom, takodjer, slogu / jedinstvo
naroda u nasim redovima j medju hrvat-
skim dosel eljenicima. Oni su pozvani, da su-
zbijaju optuzbe klevetanja ia medju clanstvom
niposto da sc tako ruz n m sredstvima
sluze.
Braco moja, uzmimo stvar ozbiljno i Il
vo poradimo, da nam ova kampanja "a fond
skolarine uspije, takodjer, kao ljudi braca,
jedne krvi I jednoga mesa, nastojmo da Gu
vamo jedinstvo, slogu bratstvo nasega ma
roda eemu je najveca snaga nase Zajednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24

dista sadrzi / jednu fatalnu
pogrjesku. Pc Moi izgleda,
da Sc nase pomaganje neraz-
yijenih zemalja osniva samo
ma nasim interesima u hlad-
nom ratu, te da mu nije svr-'
ha, da osigura 'bolje zivljenje
odnosnim narodima. Neuspjeh
toike americke ii britanske)
pomoci, da postigne prizna-
nje u obliku zahvalnosti, iii
saveza, velikim se dijelom
mora pripisati cinjenici, da sc
pomoc pred Kongresom bra
nj potrebom americke vojne
.obrane. Ma sasvim isti nacin,
grubo' rusko upotrebljavanje
pomoti Titu u svrhu soviet
ske spoljne politike, potpuno
je razorilo svaki trag jugo-
slovenske zahvalnosti, iii sa-
veza, 4. ,Rusijom.
Ako Zapad zei, da postig-
ne trajnu korist cd svog po-
maganja, i da re ta korist od-
razi u dobrim odnosima 8 pri-
maocima pomoci, onda Zapad
mora da iznova razmisli j IL
nova naglasi, koji ga motivi
vode pri tom pomaganju. Nj
je se kod toga potrebno o
|slanjati samo ma moralne
| altr,iisticke motive (koji 81
politicarima sumnjivi), da se
opravda' pomaganje zemalja,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24
P0TREbA 0RTAkLUkA MEDJU l(AR0D|klA
NOW ARISTOKRATI .

tLondonsk Observer dono pod gornn
saradnka William Cara Doosmo tai clanak
bodno prevodu Ina canku var koje potcu raznja
ME razgovo ina koie nasem misltenju tone
oco je tona zada recen Do 1914 godne hh e covek bio
zasa arsokrat odnou bojen narod Ali onda zagazo
diva rata razvo dee deelogje koe oborle Jos
met mole spast Ali nj to nje wise ssrno ao zagasi re
atoms ostav da e nekada 1.-TWO ne1to
Ostot1t) ~
India je postala mjenbeni dunk zapada Prose ne.
djee sasta ssu Wasngtonu njeni vjerovnici prista
da joj posude ko i'm e vet duzna kupovanja
okviru nena Petogodsnjega Pana Ppovijeda da je
jam bio popracen osrom ekco, da to vile opeuje
Tai Zapadni zaam bio e potreban zakasnjeh akt
Metoda koja kod toga predstavlja
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ne moraju ma neki nacin u
vjeriti svoje narode, koji Sc
osjetaju preoptereceni porezi-
ma -zato, da drugima pomazu,
da je to pomaganje "a njih
korisno. Najlakse bi bio u
vjeriti III % toj potrebi, kad
bi i'm. sc reklo, da. je to dio
hladnog rata. To bi se, moglo
dobro obraxlagati. A narcotic
u pogledu ma 1ndiju. U Aziji,
gdje zi1 polovica roda ljud-
skoga, India "a svojim Peto-
godisnjim Planom, osnovanim
ma demokratslkinn principima,
i Kitaj, 90 .ssvojim komuniz-
nom, veliki su suparnici. Sva-
XII cent, koji Sc investira u in
dijski ,petogodisnji plan,. pred.
staylja "A mas dobru investi-
ciju, jer poma1e "nasu 'stvar''
FuaAxip.aAkos, ,kitaj jski plan M
spite bolje Cd indijskoga, on.
da ie vieroiatno. da niiedna
druga zemlja u Alji iii Afri-
ci nece svoju industrijsku re-
voluciju provesti ma demo
kratskim principima. Grubc
reteno, ako India ne uspije,
to &c onda biti dokax, da ideje
slobodna svijeta nisu podes.
ne "A svijet, koji searazyija,
u Azijis1 Africi. Mi temo Ia
da utakniicu izgubiti
Medjutim, ova totka gle.
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kao sto je India. Najveca o.
pasnost, koja Zapadu dAnas
prijeti, jeste izolacija cd glav-
ne struje mijena u svijetu, i
cd interesa, koji vode ljud-
ske mase. y nasoj zabrinu-
tosti zbog vojne obrane i o.
brane politickih $ / o b o d a u
svijetu, moze nam Sc desiti,
da nam ne dodje do svijesti,
da su dvije trecine svijeta da-
leko wise zauzete svojim ma
stojanjem, da provedu indu-
strijsku revoluciju dvadeseto-
ga vijeka i da tako podignu
svoj opasno o niski zivotni
standard. Ako mama ne u
spite, da Sc u tu revoluciju
ukopcamo, promasiti cemo
glavni problem druge polo
vice dvadesetoga vijeka.
Rusi su tai problem shva-
till. Jedan Cd razloga zasto je
njihova sitna pom oc vecini
nerazvijenih zemalja u svije-
tu postala takvim golemim
propagandnim uspjehom lei
u cinjenici sto oni tu pomoc
prikazuju kao bratski poklon
pionira i ortaka u velikom
podhvatu, da sc zagospodari
prirodom. A nasa pomoc ce-
sto izgleda kao' milostinja,
koju bogatas daje siromahu.
Pitanje, pred kojih Sc Zapad
nalazi, j koje m ora uskoro
rijesiti, jeste ma koji nacin
treba postati u tom velikom
poslu ortak, mjesto dobrocini-
telja. Mi volimo, da naislimo
j da govorimo o Atlantskoj
Zajednici, kao dust Slobodna
Svijeta, ali velikoj vecini pu-
Ganstva ovoga svijeta, ia "a
jednica izgleda wise kao "a
jednica bogata, a mamie kao
slobodna svijeta. A sto joS vi
Sc zabrinjuje to je, da mi po-
stajuci sve mania i mania
MAMMA, postajemo ujedno l
sve bogatija ! bogatija ma
nina. Cd konca rata 4ivotni
je standard ma Zapadu stall
no rasao, dok je proizvodnja
hrane (njihovo jedino bogat-
'stvo) u Aziji padala.
1stina je, pucanstyo se u
Aziji ogromno umnozilo, u
pravo katastrofalno umnoM-
10. Ali to je i jedan cd glav-
nih faktora, koji doprinosi
hitnosti i neodgodivosti pro-
blema. Nista tai tok stvari ne
&c preokrenuti, jer su zdrav-
stvene mjere i sredstva (cjep-
ljenje, .D.D.T. itd.) postala Ia
ko jeftina, da &c sc neizbjez-
no upotrebljavati, da Sc sma-
Mi smrtnost. sto goleme broj-
Ike. eksperata "a mnozenje pu-
canstva u kratko mace, to je
ovo: Ljudskom rodu trebalo
je mnoge stotine hiljada go
dina, da postigne sadasnju
brojcanu razinu. Sasvim je
moguce, da &c sc tai broj pri-
je isteka ovoga stolje6a udvo-
struciti, ali skoro saw tai po-
rast postiei &c re u nerazvije-
MIN zemljama.
sto to "a mas znaci? TO mas
stavlja pred alternative: Iii,
da Sc pripremimo "a sukob
boja (bijelih i zutih, iii crnih
- opaska prevodioca), gdje
cemo pokusati, da sacuvamo
svoj privilegirani polozaj pro-
ii azijskih masa, ill da nastoji-
mo da osnujemo neku vrst
svjetske zajednice $ razun-
nim koristenjem bogat s tva
svijeta, tako da zemlja uz-
mogne nositi teret udovstru-
cenog pucanstva. Konaxni cilj
naseg pomaganh nerazvije-
nih zemalja treba da bude ne
ka vrsta radnog ortakluka iz-
medju bogatih / slromasnih
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nih zemal ja treba da bude ne
ka vrsta radnog ortakluka IL
medju bogatih / siromasnih
dijelova svijeta ma kojemu 6e
tn svjetska zajednica m o 81
pocivati.
Mi Sc u Atlantskoj Zajed-
nici danas nalazimo u polo
zaju, po prilici, evropske ari-
stokracije pod kraj osamnae-
stoga vi e "a. Ia je aristo-
kracija bila posluzila koris-
moi svrsi, ali move snazne
socijalne klase rasle su ispod
ME. Neke aristokracije, kao
francuska, oduprle su se div
linn sukobom i izginule. Ne
Ike, kao britanska, pogodile
81 Sc sa svojim suparnicima,
te su prizivjele, bar joS neko
vrijeme, kao njihovi vodje.
Mas opstanak zavisi Cd naSe
sposobnosti, da se 8 novirna
naci jana nacionalizmima M
Srednjem Istoku, Adt 4 A.
fricf pogodimo nadjemo m
nekom zajedni6kozn terenu.
(Ovu zadnju recenicu snao pod.
vukh cato, jer ona vrijedi, u pro-
mijenjenim prilikama, a Hrvate,
! (Nastavak M 3. strani)
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Civil Defense
Seminar Opens
AT Hospital

DR.. John r. cavanaugh
will address the opening ses-
sion Of the five-day Nursing
and Civil Defense Seminar
for Sisters in the Archdiocese
OF Washington being held at
Providence Hospital tomor-
row.
His topic will be THE
Teacher and Mental Health"
DR.. Cavanaugh is former
president of the Catholic
Psychiatrists Guild.
The seminar, which lasts
through Friday, will include
films relating to first aid
techniques, radiation and
home, food and shelter prep
arations for emergency dis
aster.
Other speakers will include
Mrs. Wilfreda J. Lyle. direc-
tor Of Women's Activities in
the ONCE Of Defense and
Mobilization; DR.. Louis l..
Cross, director Of Pediatrics,
and DR.. John F. Brennan, jr.,
Of the hospital staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

Americans who met them
during their official visit in
1853. and 1t is reported that
the Queen was mad about
everything American" So
they departed in q spirit of
a mutual admiration" which
may well be another cause
for the trip of Princess
Sophia.
Schedule Indefinite
Other than this, the fall
season looks for the moment
to be an easy one for the
protocol office with no state
visits on the schedule as of
the moment. although indi-
cations are that some invita-
tons are being considered.
Reasons for this are that
Congress has stayed in Ses-
sion so long, and of course a
big election year is coming
up.
However, there is one pros
pect that has protocol office
members not just sitting back
on their laurels.
The General Assembly of
the United Nations will open
on September Is which nor
mally brings most of the
foreign ministers to New
York.
Might not they want a day
or two ofIicial visit to Wash
ingtOn?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

baSSy waiting to be an
swered, and that they, in
turn, were waiting for word
from Her Majesty.
AS for the purpose of the
visit; he said that he felt that
the Queen wanted to take
part in some oficial func-
tons here, including a visit
to Long Beach, Calf, to
raise the Greek flag over one
Of several destroyers the
United States is loaning to
Greece.
The visit will also take the
Queen and her daughter to
several child welfare organ
izations and educational in
situations in this country.
One strong reason for the
trip seems to be to show
Princess Sophia America.
The Princess, who speaks
English well, is a graduate of
q nursing school and follows
this profession in Greece.
AS to her being brought
here by her mother, the En-
basSy spokesman said, For
any person, who must assume
public responsibility in their
own country during the Goth
century, a visit to the United
States is needed to complete
their education"
King Paul and his Queen
were taken into the hearts of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Final Plons for Queens Visit
Are Held Up by Resignation
BY DAISY CLELAND
star star Writer


Queen Frederika will set her
dainty foot on United States
soil on October 81.
It is the only firm date on
the entire schedule Of the
pretty Queens private visit
to this country.
This all goes to prove that
the resignation Of an ambas-
sador can even reach the
point of delaying announce
ment Of theNplans Of O Queen.
Because the visit is labeled
private" the protocol ONCE
Of the State Department has
been relying heavily on the
Embassy here for news Of
plans and requests.
4 However, when an embassy
suddenly looses its ambas-
sador, such as Just happened
with the resignation Of Greek
Ambassador Melas, things are
bound to be in a turmoil for
D few days.
From Athens
The State Department in
dictates that other channels
are being found to expedite
plans, but as yet there is no
oficial word, which now must
come straight from Athens.
They do have the date and
the fact that Queen Fred
erika will arrive that day
aboard a ship to dock in New
York, but which one of four
docking is still up in the air.
1t is still assumed that the
Queen, who is to be accom-
panied by her 20-year-old
daughter Princess Sophia,
will come Immediately to
Washington, and that she
will be honored at a luncheon
at the White House given by
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover.
Indications were that the
Queen and her daughter
would be guests at the en-
basSy, since this is not an
oficial visit, but even that
is indefinite right now ac-
cording to- an embassy
spokesman who said:
I'VE don't know If Ambas-
sador Melas will still be here,
If we win have the new am
baSsador, or even if we viii
have a charge d'affaires, so
how can we know these plans
we are up In the air."
At one time it was thought
that Crown Prince Constan-
tine, who recently turned 10,
and now serves as Regent
when his father, King Paul,
is out Of the country, would
accompany his mother and
sister. However, now it is
definite that he will not.
VacatiOning on Corfu
The Queen was vacation
ing on Corfu Island until last
Thursday, but has now re-
turned to Athens where she
will make the final plans for
the trip.
The embassy spokesman
said that there were stacks
Of invitations from groups all
over the country at the EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
SATURDAY

Woodward & LOthrOp spot
lights Margit Junior fashions
on the fourth floor in the
Junior Shop at a formal
fashion show at 2 pm.
RaIeigh's Chevy Chase
store again features their
school models from 1890
am. to 5 pm. during in
formal modelling of college
and career clothes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
IT'S a DATE
TOMORROW

McMuIIen fashion show at
ESQ pm. in the Greenbrier
Sports Shop, julius Gar
finckel a. Co.
Informal modelling Monday
through Saturday at the
Main Store. Seven Corners,
Spring Valley Julius Garilnc-
KEEL a. Co. stores Of the back
to-school models.
Franklin Simon will have
informal modelling Of chill
dren's back-to-school FASH
ions at $3.50 and 8 pm. at
the saw Cafeteria at Seven
Corners.
American POdiatry Associ-
alton, Shoreham Hotel. with
Erlebacher's fashions. Ginny
DeFranceaux Of the Models
Guild doing the commentary
at the luncheon fashion
show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Officers Elected

Mrs. John j. Barrett is
the newly elected president
of the Diamond Wings (for-
mer Capital Airline hostesses
who traded wings for rings.
Other officers are Mrs. N. C.
Miller. Mrs. John Stromaier,
Mrs. George Keller and Mrs.
Robert w. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
TUESDAY

Back to School Fashion
Show. 1880 pm. 4th floor of
Julius Garfinckel a. Co.
downtown store with music
by Devron. Theme: Moth
ing-but nothing-borrowed
from the boys"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
THURSDAY

Franklin Simon will have
informal modelling of back
to-school fashions at $50
and 8 pm. at the saw
Cafeteria at Seven Corners.
Raleigh's Chevy Chase
store will have informal
modelling by their back-to-
school and college board
members of the new college,
career fashions from IL to 8
pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
WEDNESDAY

BOykoif suit collection stars
at a 2::30 pm. fashion show,
fourth floor. julius Gar
flnckel g. Co. Mr.. Emanuel
Boykoff. president Of the
firm, win be the guest COM
mentator. A repeat of the
show at 2:30 pm. Tuesday
will take place at the Spring
Valley store. Earlier at 1890
pm. there will be a show
at the Seven Corners branch
of julius Garflnckel g. Co.
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We bring in our one-of-a-kind
suites and pieces, floor sam
pie and display furniture from
both Major stores-and take
DRASTIC MARKDOWNS to
effect immediate clearance.
In addition, we bought out the
entire stock of HOME BEAU
TIFUL, INC, one of Balti-
more's finest furniture stores,
now out of business. This
stock is also included in this
warehouse sale. Shop today,
from IL noon to 8 PM. or all
day Saturday, 8 AM. to 9
PM. Come as soon as you can.
The crowds were big last year,
and the best is always gotten
first. Come early.
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MODERN DINING ROOM

widdieomb Cherry Walnut
Breakfront. Reg. 10000 4o5 90
Hickory Comic wild Cherry
Odd Dining Pieces u off
Brown saltman Of California
open stock Tangible mahog-
widdieomb Sherry Walnut
Residence Table. Reg. 5000 $500
American Travertine Modern
Dining Room Pieces. OPEN
STOCK group ---------------h cit
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BEDDING

Z Serta and Sealy Twin Size
Box Springs. Reg 1926 each 1900
Adjustable Sunderland Alu-
minum Frame Folding Cots,
Reg. $3.50 each 1880
Sealy Mattresses or Box
Springs, full or twin size.
Mattresses have 252 coils, re-
lnforced center with latex
fiber, imported damask cover
and smooth top. Reg. $3.50 y 44.50
Sealy Foam Rubber Mattress
and Box Spring Sets. In 8 OF.
damask ticking. Twin size set.
Reg $3.50 set ---------~ 1850
Double Size Set. Reg. 1880
set .-.-------.----. oo.S
I U. s. Koylon Silver Label
Twin Size Foam Rubber Set.
As Is. Reg. 1895 set 1926 SET
; Sets Of Englander Presi-
Dental Twin Size Mattress
and Box Spring Sets. Floor
samples. Reg. 1895 set 1895 set
Mattress. Reg: 1886 ..- 1926
2 Highlander Tempo 9 n. 6 In.
Wide Dual Head Boards. each
with two twin-size mattresses,
2 box springs and metal
cradles. Reg. $4,000 ---l69. 90 SET
Sealy Continental Extra Firm
Foam Rubber Mattress and
Spring Sets. Imported dam
ask ticking. Single size. Reg.
DsaSi. s. Size. Reg. 1880 ~ go set
Spring Air Restland De Luxe
MATTRESS and Box Spring Sets.
Reg. l00.S0 set --------- 1850 sci
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OCCASIONAL PIECES


Group Of Modern Tables, as
sorted styles, finishes. Reg.
800 to ss.SS----o.95 10 1895
Weiman Tables. Discontinued
styles, some as Is. Reg. 1895
to 1880 ------------- M off
Group Of lis Founders Mod
ern Tables. Choose from
cocktail. end and step tables.
Reg. 49.9S ---------- 1895
Group Of Antique white
French Provincial Tables.
Choose from cocktail, lamp,
step, drum, and corner tables.
Reg. 1926 to $685. 1895
: Valley BIeached Mahogany
Wedge shaped Large Modern
Commode Tables. Reg. 1880
each IS eoeh
Saginaw Expand : matte
Mahogany Traditional Com
mode. Reg. $4,000 ------ 1850
Groups Of Traditional and
Modern Tables, from such
famous makers as Imperial,
Hickman Of Grand Rapids,
Lane. Tomlinson, Brown
Saltman Of California,
Founders. Mil Mode and
Widdicomb --------h 70 "a off
2 Colonial Of iceland Michi-
gan Traditional Mahogany
Desks with leather tops. Reg.
$500 and 1890 each ----- 1885