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-LOST AND FCURI -MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS AND OR3AN6 Stpttmbw 30. 1954 I I I IT. I CTS Coroner Job to Be Discussed by Women -LICENSED SMALL LOAN Shopping For a Loan? PERSONAL oeri all these benefits: "Yes" promptly to em ployed ansa, women married or singlet Nationwide credit st over $00 affiliated offices In U. S. and Canada! Loan, custom-fitted to your needs and Income! Single visit loan phone first I Friendly, considerate attention! Payment date to fit your payday! Last year.

Personal and Its affiliate offices made over a million loans-proof we like to say Phone, write, come In see why "It's PERSONAL to be sural LOANS $25 TO $500 en Eignsture. Furniture. Car. CHOOSE THE OrFICl NEAREST TOU LOOP S3 W. Washington RAndolph 6-3333 WANT AD INDEX plaea a want ad in tht ntwspaptr that prints strut timss is many individial Want Ads as any athir Chiciea nswspapar Pliant WHitthall 4-0401 Ask far a Want-Ad-Vissr Pat Air Conditioning IS Airplanes Aviation ...........15 9 Apt.

Bldgt. lor Sale ....14 4 Apartment! to Rent ......13 Apartments. Furnished-. .13 9 Apartments, Cooperative. 14 3 Apartments.

Rooms to 13 Used. .19 1 Automobiles, New .......19 7 Foreign Sport Antique Cart. 19 8 Auto Repairing. 19 9 Autos and Trucks to .18 9 Auto Loans. .19 9 Autos Wanted ..,.19 Trailers Auto and House.

...18 9 Wanted ..18 9 Trucks. Trailers, .19 Wanted Trucks. Trailers, ete.l 9 9 Barter and Exchange 9 Boats. Marine .....13 4 Building Materials Services. ..12 Business Opportunities 13 3 Wanted 13 4 Business 13 4 Business 13 4 Business 12 6 Business ...14 7 Cameras and Optical 18 9 Cemeteries Part 3 4 Concessions and 13 4 Co-operative Apartments 14 3 Death Notices 3.

4 Disclaimer od Debts .12 8 S1 ...12 6 Do It ,.15 9 kmp.uyment Agencies Men 1 6 1 Employment Agencies Women .17 Factory Help Men i 4 Factory Help Women 18 1 Farms for Sale and to Rent. Flowers Part 3. 4 Funeral Directors Part 3, 4 Furnished Apartments ...13 Furniture and Furnishings For Sale For Juveniles ..........13 1 Wanted .13 Furs. Clothing, etc is Heating. Plumbing Equipment.

1 2 Help Wanted Men 18 4 Factory Help ..16 4 Stores and Offices 16 4 Trainees and Beginners 18 Part Time and 16 0 Executives and ..16 6 Boys 16 7 Professions and Trades 16 7 Butlers, ChauHeura, Hsemen.17 4 Clubs. Hotels. Restaurants. .17 4 Salesmen ,17 4 Miscellaneous ...17 6 Help Wanted Women .....18 1 Medical and Dental ..18 1 Factory Help ..18 1 Stores and Offices ....18 1 Trainees and ..18 Part Time and 18 8 Executives and Managers. ...18 6 Professions and Trades 18 6 Clubs, Hotels.

18 7 Household Help 18 8 Couples is 8 Saleswomen 8 Agents ............18 9 Miscellaneous ................18 9 Home 13 3 Hotels and Apt. 13 5 Houses for 14 7 Houses Built to 15 2 Houses to Rent ...........13 7 Industrial Properties ..14 3 Wanted 14 4 Jewelry. Diamonds. Old Gold. .13 4 Legal Notices ..13 7 Loans-Licensed Small Loan Business and Misc.

Loans. ...13 8 Real Estate 15 2 Auto 19 9 Lost and Found 12 6 Machinery and Equipment 13 2 Manufacturing .....15 4 Medical Dental Positions 18 1 Miscellaneous (For Sale. 13 2 Wanted 13 3 Motorcycles, Scooters, 19 9 Moving and Storage 12 5 Musical and Dramatic ...12 8 Musical Instruments 12 7 Nursing. Rest Homes to 13 3 Office Furniture and 12 7 Office Space to Rent 14 3 Partnerships and Investments. .13 4 Personal ,13 0 Radios, Television, 13 7 Real Estate rsee Apartment Business Property, Farm Lands.

Houtes, Industrial Properties, Resort Properties, etc. 1 Real Estate Suburban ..15 3 Bel Estatt for Exchange IS 9 Real Estate Vacant. 15 2 Real Estate Wanted IS 9 Real Estate Out of 15 9 Remodeling and Repairing 12 8 Resort Properties for Sale 15 Rooms. Board, 13 Schools See Trade Schools, Instruction, Dancing Schools, Dressmaking Schools. Situations Wanted Men IS 1 Situations Wanted 17 6 Sporting Goods 12 8 Store Fixtures .13 Stores.

Offices. Shops to Rent. 14 3 Television. Radios, Service. ...13 7 To Rent rsee Apartments to Rent.

Houses to Rent and Exchange, Industrial Properties. Resort Properties, Rooms, etc. I Trailers House and Auto IS 9 Wanted is 9 Transportation and 15 9 Trade Schools Men 1 Trade Schools Women 17 6 Trucks. Trailers. Tractors.

.....19 9 Typewriters r.See Office Furn.J.12 7 Wanted to Rent. 14 3 M0VINQ AND STORAGtuH ONE LOW RATE INCLUDES BARRELS. BOXES, CARTONS. ETC CALIFORNIA. A IJZ A AND ALL IN BETWEEN POINTS.

FREE STORAGE POOL CAR VAN SERVICE 49 STATES 88 MORE VALUE PER tt MAJESTIC WAREHOUSE, IN.C. ANdover 3-2293 54 W. RANDOTJH-ST. 810.47 PER 100 LBS. Interstate Commerce Commission Anth.

Transp, to Oregon, points, delivered, placed In new homes. Moved on actual weight. Unerased. Also van service anywhere bv natl. known service.

Mm. 2.000 lbs. Grove Stg. Agts.WAgner 4-4300 $9.50 PER 100 LBS. West Coast and Arizona Pool Car.

60 Day Free Stge. Coast to Coast Van Service WrrM Wide S'--t REgent 4-5900 VANS returning to New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh. Baltimore, Washington. Miami. Atlanta, and points rcute.

Need return loads. Also regular trips to the West Coast. Union Van Line. Lincoln, 9-0730 VANS RETURNING to Wisconsin, Minnesota, and California. Can use load or part load Dickens 3-3880 FURN.

van returning to Use fullor part loads. STewart3-6464 FURNITURE VAN returning to Florida Part or full load HUniboldt 6-8000 Gang Rule on Waterfront ON THE WATERFRONT" rrvwacw nam nmn my Columbia Pietares. ilrected by Ella Kuan, based apon aa ensuial itory by Badd Schalberg, and presented at the Weed! theater. THE CAST Terry Brands Father Barry. Maiden Johnny J.

Cobb Charley Rod Steiger "Kayo" Dncaa Fat Homing Cdic Maria Saint Clover Leif Erteksoa Big Jaaws Wasterfleld Track Gaieata And Tami Maarielbj, Jeha Hamilton, John Heldabraad, Bady Band. Don Black-Mil, Arthar Keegan, Aba Simon, Barry Maeolhjm. Mike O'Dawd, Marty Balsam, Fred Gwynnc. Thomas Hanley, and Ajme Hefira. BY The gangsterism which has been festering on our waterfronts for many years, where men have been preyed upon by murderous bullies, is depicted in this forceful film.

Scenarist Schulberg did an admirable job of writing, of evolving faith and human decency out of fury and cowardice in taut and telling fashion. Marlon Brando never makes false move in his portrayal of Terry Malloy, a tough lad who knows no law but that of the jungle, obedient to gangster rule. first dent in his armor comes with the murder of a friend, and he's further disturbed as he becomes fond of the victim's gentle sister. sullen features soften, his fierce dark eyes take on a new light as he learns the philosofy of justice and feels the stirring of a long buried conscience. His performance is flawless.

Eva Marie Saint, a newcomer to the screen, makes an auspicious debut as the wistful, innocent Edie. Karl Maiden is memorable in several scenes, especially those in which he faces the cowed men and berates them for their silent acceptance of gang rule. Lee Cobb is well cast as the domineering racketeer. The film has a ring of au- thenticity It is as close to the unvanusnea iruui as ass ueen seen on the screen in many a day and a shining example of intelligent use of a medium too seldom utilized to its greatest extent. It's a potent reminder lies aiiu iigut tut incm, icsi lose them, and may re- mind you of John Donne's famous lines, Any man's death diminishes irn." Drama League Meeting The Chicago Drama league will meet at 12:30 p.

m. today in the Crystal ballroom of the Blackstone hotel. jft uajr win the praise 1 1 I i is a in Law and Medicine "The Coroner Doctor or Layman? will be discussed at a joint dinner the Worn- en's Bar Association of Illinois and the Chicago branch of the American Medical Worn en's associa St5" tion at 6:30 p. m. next Mitt CbcUtwrf Thursday in the Chicago Bar association, 29 S.

La Salle st. Miss Alice M. Chellberg, newly elected president of the W. B. announced that Dr.

Edwin F. Hirsch of St. Luke's hospital and Irwin W. Roemer. a past, president of the Chicago Bar association, will take part in the discussion.

LOVELIEST! (from a man's point of view!) Because it never leaves a kissprint! Catex will be your favorite too 1 This amazing new non-smear type formula has "SUPER LASTING LUSTRE I Stays on HOURS and HOURS longer. Creamiest, because it's extra RICH in lanolin. Keep lips always soft, always lustrous with color Why pay more? Beautiful Cutex is iust 59 or 29 plua tax. CUTTLES WIU CllCtl 111 UU1 I1V1UC 1UU A K' A- irTH 1 HIM TB lit I 3t i jfe Window Washer A window washer containing its own water supply is designed with a wool felt washing wick on one side and a rubber squeegee on the other. You can wash and dry windows WATER.

FLOW. VALVE without using a hose, bucket, ladder, or sponge. The handle unscrewed to fill the unit, and the water flow valve pressed to wet the felt stick. To wash high windows, insert broom handle or mop stick into the hollow handle. The washer also is good for a quick cleaning of tile and mirrors.

For information on where this item is available, call the Tribune Public Service Office, Superior 7-0200, or send a stamped, addressed envelope. Settlement League to Plan Its Benefit at Oct, 12 Luncheon Mrs. Howard Goodman will preside when committee chair men and board members of the University of Chicago Set-t 1 league gather for a planning luncheon Oct. 12 in the Fortnightly club. Discussion will" center on Mm.

Gootaaa the league's annual benefit, a luncheon, fashion show, and card party to be held Monday, Nov. 15, at the Shoreland hotel. Mrs. Henry T. Ricketts, league president-elect, has been named benefit chairman.

1 Mrs. William B. Blakemore will serve as co-chairman. The party will benefit the many philanthropic projects of the league. JUU UCTC1VI JUtBB iu pui of your family and guests.

every day. f. Horn I I i I BILLFOLD lost Man's black leather with, ident. cards. Near 34th-Mlch-, lgan.

Reward. Ph. MOhawk 4-5423 BRACELET lost Gold link, charm. Vicinity State-st. or Maywood 3 charms and 1 English coin.

Re-ward. WInnetka 6-5177 after ,6:30 BRACELET lost Gold chain bracelet with rubies, pearls. Reward. Contact Miss Krohn. WAbash 2-7959 BRIEFCASE tost Brown leather at Sportsman's Golf course.

Reutm to Locker attendant for rew. No questns. BUTTOrf lost Toes. Sterling. French enamel flower.

Rew. DEarborn 2-1017 DOG LOST $50 REWARD for return of dog wearing Animal Welfare League Tag 1557. Male, toy shep. and spaniel. 3 yri.

old. White with black mask and spots. Lost at 61st and Michigan. NORmal 7-0088 DOG lost Cocker puppy, male: reddish brown. Rabies tag.

Collar with bells. Reward. sick child's pet. COrnella 7-8184 or RAvenswood 8-1230. ask for Mr.

ten Feldman. DOG tost In Loop; small French Poodle: black with fray markings. REWARD. Lincoln 8-4700. 8, to after 5.

Michigan 2-0843. DOG lost Black and brown female: fried, sized: face turning gray: answers to name "Dusty." Reward. EUclld 6-1147 DOC. LOST SPRINGER SPANIEL FEM. ANS.

"SCAT." REWARD WInnetka 6-4354 PARAKEET test Blue-gray: tc. Le-land-Kenmore: ana. to Jimmy. Rew. ARdmore 1-7923.

uptown 8-4840 PARAKEET lost Blue-gray. 1 ampo-. tated toe. ENglewood 4-0341. PIN LOST Bow style silver flllgrea with gray stone In center.

Sentimental value. Reward. MErrlmac 7-3070. POCKET Secretary lost Black leather eont. checks and pay check, pictures, etc.

Loop area. Reward. Michigan 2-306O PURSE lost Woven black bag. on. Clark or Belmont.

Nurse's card. Re- ward. GLadstone 3-7 8 06. PURSiTTost BlkTTiather. subway at Madison and Washington, Tuesday.

Reward. AMbassador 2-2009. PURSE lost Black, vic. 39th-Cottaga Grove. Please return papers.

Reward. OAKIand 4-7695 PURSE lost Red, rieaTtoyola itaT tlon. Reward. AMbassador 3-0297. RING lost Diamond cluster, yellow vic.

N. W. Maywood. or rain. Reward.

Fillmore j-3480. JtlNG. LOST Platinum engagemenTT and baguette. Reward. Con tact Mlsa Krohn.

WAbash 2-7959. RING lost Diamond emerald cut: liberal reward. Lill. HArrtson 7-1311 UMBR. cover, grn.

sip LOST On eves. Rew. WALLET lost Brown leather; wltfi draft discharge, social sec. etc Vic 22d and State. Out of state owner.

Sept. 27. Rew. PUllman 5-2615 WALLET lost Browhllhr. Imp.

paper. Vic. Howard L. Rewd. ONtarlo 3-5785 WATCH lost Man' 18 K.

yellow gold with Un weave band; vie. 95th- Western; reward Contact Miss Krohn, WAbash 2-7959 WAfCH lost Bulova white sold lady's wristwatch, on Division bus. Reward. CaUMOhawk 4-5373 WATCH lost Sept. 22.

Vic. Oak Pit. La Grange. Plat. dlam.

setting. RE- WARP. Hinsdale 4555. WATCH lost Lord Elgin, grey band; Loop: reward. Carl M.

Counts, 19 S. La CEntral 6-6798. WRISTWATCH lost Lady's Hamilton, white gold wwht. gold. bd.

9-19-54. Hare field. Rewd. WAbash 2-2288 -PERSONAL- James EVANS and David J. Collier, formerly of New Orleans, age 45.

parents John 'and Teresa. Anyone having information of his whereabouts please write John F. Lawler, the Prudential Insurance Company, New- ark, N. J. GRANT EVANS It Is requested that the above named person communicate with Trust Department of The Pennsylvania Company for Banking and Trusts, German-town Office.

Phils. 4 4. Pa. WITNESSES who saw man hit by truck on Route 45 near Routs 63 en July 8th, 1954. st 6 p.

m. please call HArrtson 7-9481. ETCOURAS Will dispose of clothes if no word. 1 mo. BErkshlre 7-5230 LEsOIEcALL KAY AT ARmltage 6-6917 CALL LtLLIAN KRIS.

INdependence 3-8226 -BUSINESS PERSONALS- RUMMAGE SALE Oct. 1. 4-9 P. m. Saturday.

Oct. 2d. 8 s. p. m.

St. Francis Xavler school basement. 9TH AND LINDEN. WILMETTK DISCLAIMER OF DEBTS HAVE sold beauty salon at Delaware Towers. 27 E.

Delaware. Responsible for my debts only as of Sept. 25. Ella Lewis. 1164 N.

Dearborn. HAVE sold the Four Sisters Apparel Shop. Are respn. for our debts only. Sally and Jean Dl Nunzio, 1142 W.

Taylor. SOLD Tastee Frees at 4354 N. Central. Not resp. for debts other than my own after Sept.

28. 1954. GEORGE ANTONSON NOT responsible for any debts Incurred" by anyone but myself. Raymond K. Wslker.5137.Drexel.

NOT responsible" for any debts other than my own. William P. Doherty. 205 W. Suite 1900, RESPONSIBLE for no debts other than my own.

Joseph A. Prete, 1235 S. Maywood, Illinois. RESPONSIBLE for our debts only. Warren C.

Brown and William H. Brown 1904JW. Monterey. HAVE purchased store at 2341 S. Cicero.

July 27. 1954. Resp. for my debts only. Robert Leo.

HAVE sold confectionery store at 15ltf N. Paulina, resp, for my debts only. Josephine Cabay. Responsible for my debts only. Richard Charles Winter, 2901 Glen- Wllmette.

I AM responsible for my debts only. Joseph Morven317S. Throop-at. RESP. for" my own debts only Ray mond B.

Steele, 4246N. Sherldan-rd. RESP. for my-debts onlyT Brunswick. 1331 Granville.

RESPONSIBLE for my debts only nick Mannos. 3727 N. Fremont RESPONSIBLE for my own debts only. cawara sooiesai, a jaw i nomas. RESPONSIBLE for my debts only.

George Lacy. 6817 S. Lafayette. RESPONSIBLE for "my debts only John J. Cooney, 10608 S.

Indlana-av. RESPONSIBLE for debts only Mrs. M. Baldwin. 5346 Wlnthrop.

STORE FIXTURES INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST SHOWCASES WALLCASES AT FACTORY PRICES Individual Items or complete lines of store fixtures for men's and women's wear, drug, toy, kiddle. Jewelry, variety, and bakery stores. FREE STORE PLANNING TERMS LOW PRICES Daily except Sunday 10-3 Distrlb. for Storekraft Mff Co. Town Showcase Co.

6455 N. Ridge ROgers Park 1-0800 DRUGGISTS Are you opening new store or remodeling your present oner Our TRADE-IN DEPT. has a complete set of drug store fixtures including Shelving, with or without sliding glass doors: Modern Showcases, Electric Liquid Carbonic Soda Fountain and Carbonator. Will sacrifice if sold before Dec. 1 TOWN SHOWCASE CO.

6488 Ridge ROgers Park 1-0808, HERE'S WHERE PRICES ARE BORN, NOT RAISED One item or complete outfits for restaurant, tavern, florist, pizzeria, re frig, of all types, pizza oven, showcases, ranges, etc New or used. METER PAYMENT PLAN MARX STORE FIXTURES 6243 Wentworth WEntworth 6-6040 RwSTORE FIXTURES Used At prices you can afford to pay Largest display In Chlcsgo Complete store setup or odd pieces for children, ladies, specialty shop, sportswear, men's wear, gifts, cameras, drugs, shoes, Jewelry, dept. stores. Come In Lock around, be convinced. R.

W. McGRATH 1665 W. Ogden-av. SEeley 3-4060 BAR" EQUIPMENT Good oppty. for tavern man to replace his worneut eqpt.

with mod. units. Pvt. party will accept best offer, for Perllck direct draw. Perlick.

It. Bottle cooler, drain board, SO ft. formica top oval bar, stools, register stand with bottle shelves. All exe. cono.

sunnysiae 4-5533. ITS-PRIVATE party Clquor store fix. counters, showcases, cash register, re-, frlgerator. steam table, french fryer, booths and tables. 7159 REgent 4-9123.

George. PRICED LOW New and used fixtures for All businesses, incl. hamburger, Slzza, tavern, liquor, delicatessen, ress, gift shop, ete. E-Z terms. CHAS.

BENDER 608 N. WILLS MODERN blonde floor cases, wall" cases, mirrors, manikins, chairs, office fixtures, sewing machine. Private pary. EDgewater 4-9852. BAR-B- stainless steel, glass capacity 40 chickens, or 50 lbs Rlhs.

YArds 7-7635. BARBER, beauty eo.pt. rhos stands New. 8fd. Psidsr.

112 0 N. Wells USED SHOWCASESAND WALLCA SEs" Reasonable ROger8Park 10801 XJSED Perllck direct draw- and drain boards, cheap. 5600 S. Halsted. 10 COMPLETE bar outfits New and used.

Must sell. 509 Milwaukee. -DOGS, PETS AND EQUIPMENT- BOXER pups A. K. C.

fawn, ears trim; st to go; very reas. pAvls 8-8539 cocker pups 7 vfki. fteas. Ask for BobLAn dale 1-0635 COLLIE Trt. female.

7'i Herts-vllle Parader: show prospect. MUseum 4-32 6 GREAT DANK puppies Stud service. 1 4 S. Green MOnroe 6-6095 GREAT Dane pups. Bostons, toy cockers, 45 others.

3408 Milwaukee, POODLE French 1 puppies Standard: wks. eld. Sired by champion BAN FARON ANDREW. Top blood line. Definite show prospects.

Ready for delivery. Call RAcine 3-0353 or 2-6695 or write Mrs. Blnnle Minton, 1536 Racine. Wise FOODLE-Black FrenchT standard male, 11 months.150. TSrrace 2-332T fOODLES Miniature black or silver.

A. K. C. Paloa Park 8 1 5R-1 WEIMAR ANER pups Champion bred, silver gray, reasonable price: stud service; bred bitches, started dogs. Raymond Mulso Westacres Kennel.

Sherburn, Minn. "OTHIR HTI EQUIPWINT CHINCHILLAS for sale N. C. B. A.

ret Breeding stock, orlcsf reas. Al Kleutsch. Medford. Ph. 4956 ROP.

fish and supplies Bit O'Tropica 8113 W. Fullerton. BErkshlre 7-8448 SPECIAL FACTORY SALE See the Kimball Piano Factory Salesroom. 2611 S. California, for bargains in floor samples and pianos returned from exhibits, dealer displays, etc.

Cash or easy credit terms, trade-Ins accepted. KIMBALL FACTORY 2611 S. California Open dally 8:15 s. m. to 6 p.

m. Thursday nltes til 1 0 o'clock PIANO SALE Spirits Studio Grands and Upright Pianos New-used. Most makes and sizes. 1148-50 W. 63d-st.

MON-THURS. 'til 9: SUNDAY 11-6 Baldwin Acrosonic Spinet 86 NOTES 4 YEARS OLD FULL PRICE 8430 This luxury spinet Is for family of Kod taste. Has beautiful finish: Is new. Fully guaranteed. Call Mr.

Ryan. WEntworth 8-4200. until 9:30 p. or stop at 6657 S. Halsted.

factory-Special For limited time. New de luxe 88 note mahogany Spinets with 3 working pedals, cut to 8545 from 6750. Other Spinets $445 up. Terms. GULBRANSEN FACTORY 2050 N.

Ruby-st. Melrose Park Open dally Monday thru Saturday SPINET PIANO SALE Floor sample and pianos returned from rentals as low 3295 PIANOS RENTED FROM $5 A MO. ATLAS PIANO COMPANY 4334 W. MADISON-ST. OPEN MON.

AND THURS. EVES. GRAND OPENING SALE To the first 25 people to buy a piano or organ we are offering a savings of $200 to $500 on nationally advertised name brands. 10440 S. WESTERN-AV.

Mon. and Thur, till 9 p. Si. NORTH SIDE Bargains In new. used and floor I pie Spinets and studios from $350.

-mail srar.d $475. 7006 N. Wester av. CLOSING 5UT New and used scinets. (rands, and un rights.

Save up to 50. All finishes. Many makes. Open Sunday snd eves. 10.

5416 W. North-sv. BUY NOW AND SAVE FINE SPINETS LIKE NEW GRANDS Voss Piano Co 5665 W. Madison a Piano when we have pianos to fit any purse? Grands, Spinets. Uprights.

Players. $35 up. 6242 W. Grand. "SU.

APfTUpr. Maon-HrnUn7T95: Fr. Louis XV walnut gr. $400. Sun.

10-4, 9-9. Field's. 420 W. 79th-st. BIG SALE ON SPINETS Floor samples trade-ins.

all popular makes: save up to 50. 311 S. WABASH-AV. $850 BLEACHED man. spinet piano fine condition, like new, $450.

a IIS. WA A5H-AV. WALNUT Kimball Whitney Spinet with bench Like new. $500. TAlcott 3- alter wcea gays.

SPINET PIANO Like New. Cornelia 7-7805 EXTRA small upr. piano. 46 In. high.

S. Wabash-ev. USED AND FLOOR MODEL SPINETS MOIST Piano Co. 5509 Broadway SPINET piano Slightly used, $325' 10440 S. Westem-AV; PLAYER piano All rebuilt 13 latest rolls.

34 09 N. Ashland. MUST move All grands, spinet. Spe-- eial from $295. 1848 W.

95to-stt 5BABY Grand piano 5' Apollo. Excel. cond. ARdmore 1-1953 6 p. ro.

or Sat. MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL 4 PC drum outfit. Gd. cond. Best off COmmodore4-908Q 120 BASS ACCORDION 2 tone $50.

5516 W. North-av. MErrlmac 7-3 52 WTD-MU8ien. INSTRUMKNTS-EPECIAL BONUS PIANOS Any make, any style, desperately needed for shipment to So. America.

VAn Buren 6-2970 PIANOS WANTED ALL TYPES ALL MODELS atlas Piano co. Austin 7-4100 PIANOS wanted All styles, all makes. Highest prices paid, COlumbus 1-9301 lor spinets, grands or small uprights. Mr. King, WAbash 8-5069 FlANOS wanted Spinets, grands, up rights.

MErrlmac 7-0404. TOP PRICE FOR YOUR PIANO Extra Jtor benches FRanklln 3-53M SOUTH SIDE STOSe Urgently needs grands, spinets. Hilltop 5-5050. WILL pay cash for used spinet or small upright. Ph.

EDgewater 4-3626 STEINWAY grand, fine spinet. orun Hints wanted. EDsewater 4-930 NEW South Side StoreMuit Buy Spinets. Grands. CEdarcrest NEED-PIANCALL ABerdeen 4-0330.

Ev AUstin 7-7778 OFFICE FURNITURE 1 DEVICES SELLING OUT OFFICES OF MAIL ORDER HOUSE Tables, desks, $10; 4 dr. letter fites. $10; chairs, $2: adders, $25; typewriters. $16.50: port, typewriters, $25; Remington, Merchant. Friden, and Monroe calculators.

$50: check-writers, $10; safes. $40: water coolers, $40; wire recorder: stencil hydr. lift trucks. $35; stools. stake trucks, $5: work benches, $17.75.

3956 Elston-av. 3923 W. North-sv. COrnella 7-21 6 1 pen dally. 2 eves.

NEW STEEL shelving 39.95 per section. 12x36x87. with 5 shelves, and other sizes; new executive walnut or oak desks. 32x60. $69.50: new 4 dr.

letter files. $29: new stationery cabinets. $29.95. FOR RENT: adders, $4 per month. 3956 Elston 3923 W.

North-av. COrnella 7-2161 Open dally 2 eves. 8ELLINGQUIPMENT LARGE INSURANCE FIRM 50 DESKS, $13 UP 40 FILE CABINETS. $12 UP 75 SWIVEL CHAIRS. $4 UP 415 N.

La Salle superior 7-0880 FOR SALE IBM Electromatlc Executive typewriter, 20 Inch Carriage, 13 pt. Bold Face Type. New. $225 off list. 600 Reams white 20 lb.

Monetary Bond 8i9Xll, Write The Morris Llberty. Morris. 111. "SHOP OR LAKE-ST. 13 OF THE CITIES LARGEST DLRS.

BETWEEN CLARK AND FRANKLIN LAKE STREET COUNCIL CLOSE OUT Elec. time clocks and racks. 100 sections, steel shelving: like new. GENERAL OFFICE FURNITURE T23 Milwaukee HAymarket 1-426S FOR QUICK SALE! A rood lot of used desks, chairs, ftles. Also a couple of rooms et private office furniture.

175 N. Wells, 1st floor MOVING OUR OFFICES Like new furniture consisting of desks, chairs, tables, etc. at less than half price. 122 s. Michigan.

Arrion -1 1 WHY BUY USED? Buy Direct from manufacturer D. L. OFFICE FURNITURE 61 W. Hubbard WHitehall 4-363T GOOD cond. Desk, swivel and posture chairs, 4 typewriters, adding machine, coat racks, eheckwriters and reception rm.

furniture, superior 7-5860 LIQUIDATING furn. Steel, wd. desks; plan wal, exec, IBM files; add. trans, cases. 300 W.

MONROE Financial 6-2850 TYPEWRITER, adding machine. Uerco dupllc. receipt machine All exc. eon. 17510 J.lnco In, Homewood.

Ph. 3580J i00 A. B. DICK" mlmeogrsphodal 430. with slip sheet att.

Like new. $325. ALbany 2-5983. TVPEWRITERSTadders. 110 Up pmts.

Star. 189 W. Madison ANdover 3-7373 X7SETJ office equip. At reas. prices.

828S.Dearborn WAbash 3-6856 "ioo Used desks 450 chairs MUST BE SOLD 1665 W. OGPE "FTEEX LOCKEP.S, Shelving, safes. 30 W. HUBBARD DElawars 7-4734 RADIO SERVICE- BIG DISCOUNTS on new and used television sets. RADIOLECTPIC 3624 W.

North HUmboldt 9-4441 Open'nltes and Sun. $3 TV SERVICE $3 Day. night. Sunday. N.

and N. W. TRU-WE GRacelsnd T-8773 TV stRVicsrg 3 6 DAY. NIGHT. SUNDAYS ERVICE WITHIN 90 M1N.

CALL NAtlonal 2-0104 10" G. 14" PHILCO, $45; 17" Crosley. $60; 21" Emerson. $95. OPEN EVES.

AND SUNDAY 2039 W. Madison 1.000 TVs. $28 UP TELEVISION RENTAL NEW SETS NO DEPOSIT ACTIVE TV BRUrgate MUST clear 300 TV sett from floor 10" up. Priced $10 and up. 4780 Milwsjjkee CONDITIONED TV Fully guaran.

$19.95 and up. Dealers welcome. 3635 W. Roosevelt CRawford 7-8S99 T55 RCA TV, 33 to 62 dise. New, crated.

guar. 1883 Milwaukee fv METER PLAN $1 on. Low as 25e per. Home deraonstr. MOhawk 4-4083 RENTA TV INdependence 3-2741 TV FROM30-50 TV 6707 N.

Clark Rogers rant -32sa CASH FOR YOUR TV LOnebeach 1-7591 "500 TV SETS-klS ANDUP 2032 Madison Open eves, and Sun. CLOSING out 373 TV" sets," $29 and up. 1514 Madison. Open LEGAL NOTICES CONSUMERS COMPANY I A DELAWARE CORPORATION 1 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. OCTOBER 22, 1954.

To the stockholders of Consumers Company: Notics is hereby given that special, meeting of stockholders of Consumers Company will be held at the offlcs of the corporation. 79 W. Chicago. Illinois, on Friday, the 3 2d day of October. 1954.

at 10:30 o'clock In the forenoon, C. S. for the following purposes: CU Voting on the merger of Consumer! Company and Frontier Chemical Company Into Foil ans bee Steel Corporation substantially as set forth In the Agreement of Merger dated September IS. 1954. a copy of which with a copy of the Proxy Statement prepared by Follansbee Steel Corporation.

Is being mailed 12 Transactrn such other bust, cess ss may properly come before said meetlnf or any adjournment The' Board of Directors has fixed September 27, 1954. as the record date for the determination of stockholders entitled to notice of and to vote at such meeting or any adjournment thereof, and only, stockholders of record at the close of business on said date are entitled to notics and to vote at such meeting. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Lloyd M. Bowden, Secretary. Inquiring Camera Girl By Mary on Zylstra- rrwy i line; inoune trut pay $5 for each question submitted by a reader and used by The Tribune.

Today's question was submitted by Constance O'Don-nell, San Francisco. THE QUESTION Do you approve of women going out in public with their hair in pin curls? WHERE ASKED Waller Buiclc, 6100 N. Western av. THE ANSWERS Edward Stone, salesman. North Park I'd say that would depend on the woman.

I don't particularly like to see one in pin curls, but there may be circumstances when it's unavoidable. If my wife did it, I'd shoot her. I've never even seen her with her hair in curlers. Philip G. Preetorius, salesman, Skokie I'd better say tne -right thing or my wife will be annoyed.

It's our second an niversary Actually, I n't approve of it, but about 90 per cent do it. Most hus bands would like to see their wives look good all the time. Frank Benson, salesman, Lincoln Square A woman ought to take care of her hair before she goes out, even to the neighborhood grocery. My wife wouMn'tthink of going outside our home with her hair pinned up like that. Teen-agers can get away with it, but not women new.

Charles J. Medrick, sales- man, West Town Any time a woman leaves her home she should look her best and, of course, if she has her hair in pin curls she isn't presentable. That would be the same as if her husband goes out with a three day beard. John Halla, salesman, Evans-ton It's not any more proper for a woman to go out l'ke that than it is for a man to wear lather on his face in public. It's i i vi ui make-up and should be done at home.

Even tho her friends won't see her, she owes it to the public. World War I Nurse Tel Is of Experience Miss Louise Hostman, 74, of 1600 E. 56th night nursling supervisor at Billings hos pital for 20 years, was among those who' attended the 53d convention of the Illinois State Nurses association yesterday in the Morrison hotel. Miss Hostman, a nurse for 45 years, served with a Chi cago unit which went to a British hospital in the north of France in World War I- In France from June, 1917, until February, 1919, Miss Hostman told of air raids on moonlit nights and of the des perate need for added help the first few months. When 35 nurses and 75 hospital corps finally came, they were called the reinforcements." 1 The name stuck, right thru the war, she said Whenever members of the new group were mentioned they were called the reinforce ments." Miss Hostman retired from Billings in 1949, but since then -has worked part time at nursing.

One of the earliest members of the state nurses association Miss Hostman joined it in 1909 when she was registered as nurse upon graduation from Illinois Training school after three years of studies. Training then was rugged she Students rose at 6:30 a. were on duty all dav. and had classes at nigh on their own time. Often, the only freedom came one half dav a week.

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