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NOTE: Events are repeated until they take place.
revisions are added each week as quickly as scheduled.

HOME FURNISHINGS CALENDAR

New events, last minute changes and
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your indulgence for the unavoidable changes and new events that come up between issues,

DATE

Thursday

May 26

Cancella=

tion

Thursday
May 26

Thursday
May 26-
May 27

Thursday
May 26
Just out

Thursday
May 26-
Going on

Saturday
May 28-
Sept. 6

WHAT'S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE

PRESS PARTY CANCELLED ROBERT MAYER ASSOC. BERKSHIRE HOTEL

The press breakfast and preview originally scheduled for this date has had
to be cancelled due to production difficulties. The new date for the show
ing will be announced later. Publicity: Franklin Fisher & Associates,
Inc., Anne E, Gorman, MU, 22-1983.

EUROPEAN EXHIBIT ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE 115 EAST 40TH STREET
"Ruropean Furniture & Fabrics 1949" originally scheduled to open May 23,
will open to the public on this date. Contact: Virginia Pedrick, MU. 5-8400

ANNUAL CONFERENCE : SOC,OF THE PLASTICS IND. EDGEWATER BEACH
In addition to a number of symposiums of interest to all who attend the
conference there will be technical meetings for special industry groups.
A luncheon will be held on May 26, and the annual banquet on May 27.
Publicity: Langdon P. Williams, MU. 6-1490.

ANALYSIS OF TELEVISION ASSN. OF NATL. ADVTRS. 285 MADISON AVENUE
A complete analysis entitled "Television's Status and Trends", prepared by
Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith, radio and television consultant, is now available
from the Association of National Advertisers, at $4 a copy. Dr. Goldsmith
is the author of several books and many articles on the subject. This
analysis presents data ranging from the growth of television to its sales
impact, In the text and accompanying charts the report analyzes time
costs to advertisers for individual stations and networks and presents
data on varying types of television stations. Publicity: Peter Allport,
OR. 9@4940,

MODEL CONSUMER GOODS MUSEUM OF SCIENCE 57TH & LAKE MICHIGAN
TESTING LABORATORY AND INDUSTRY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
How a modern merchandiser takes the guesswork out of buying is the subject
of a recently opened exhibit sponsored by Sears, Roebuck & Company. The
three general types of tests used and presented involve: check testing to
verify producers’. claims; comparative testing of the goods of various
producers; fact-finding testing to determine a wide range of information
on a specific item. Contact: Norb Hildebrand, Museum of Science and In-
dustry, 57th & Lake Michigan, Chicago, Illinois, Telephone: MU, 4=1414.

LUSTRON HEART HOME NEW YORK HEART CAMPAIGN PALISADES AMUSEMENT
TO OPEN TO PUBLIC 45 EAST 47TH STREET PARK, NEW JERSEY

The Lustron Heart Home, a pre-built house which can be erected in three to
four days after the completion of the concrete slab on which it rests,
will open to the public. Decorated in the modern trend, this is a com=
pletely "soap and water" house. Everything about it - exterior, interior,
materials, cushions, mattresses, rugs and appliances - can be washed.

Miss Patricia Harvey planned the decor of this $15,000 house which will
be drawm for on September 6th. Contact: Shirley Portugal, New York

Heart Campaign, MU. 81400.

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DATE

May 29-~
June 1

May 30

Wednesday
June 1
4:00 P,M.e
6:00 P.M,

Wednesday
June 1
43:00 P.M,-
7:00 P.M.

Wednesday
June 1

5:00 P,M,
Cocktails

Wednesday
June l-
June 3

Thursday
dune 2°
12:30 P.M.
3:00 PoM,

June 2-12

June 3

Friday
June 3
12:00 M.-
6:00 P.M.
Cocktails

WHAT*S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE

ANNUAL CONVENTION, ADV, FED. OF AMERICA, RICE HOTEL, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
CONTACT: ELEANOR H, HULL, ADV. WOMEN OF N.Y,, 1233 6TH AVE., CI, 54149,

WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 30, 1949

MEMORIAL DAY (Legal Holiday).

PRESS PREVIEW: FABRICS GOLDING DEC. FABRICS 470 FOURTH AVENUE
A press preview of new fabrics, by invitation only, will be held by Gold-
ing Decorative Fabrics in their newly decorated showrooms. Contact:
Faith Willcox, 424 Madison Avenue, EL. 54248.

WALLPAPER EXHIBIT GENE McDONALD 108 E. 57TH STREET
Gene McDonald, wallpaper designer, will hold a showing of 15 hand printed
wallpapers at a cocktail party for the press, to be given at the Laurel
Gallery, 108 E. 57th Streaét. Publicity: Virginia Burdick, PL, 8-1725.

PRESS PREVIEV GREEFF FABRICS, INC. 49 EAST 53RD STREET
Samples of new imported silks, and a new series of upholstery fabrics
will be shown informally to the press, by invitation only, at this time.
Contact: Mrs, Donald Price, EL. 5-4900. Publ.: Hilda Kassell, PL. 9-2917.

INTERNATIONAL ARTS ARTS & INDUSTRY WALDORF<ASTORIA

AND INDUSTRY SHOW RESEARCH BUREAU BASILDON ROOM, ETC.
The first annual International Arts and Industry Show will be held on
these dates in the Basildon Room, Jade Gallery and Astor Gallery, Ex
hibits, by invitation only, will include: glass and crystal, furnishings,
etc. Exhibition Director is Clare DeVoos, Director of the Arts and Indus~
try Research Bureau. Reino Aarnio, architect and industrial designer, is
in charge of design for the exhibit. Hours: 10 A.M. to 10 P.M, Admission,
$1.20, tax included. Preview and cocktail party for the press, by_invita~
tion only, on Tuesday, May 31, from 5 to 7 P.M. Exhibitors are invited to
prepare guest lists of friends or business associates to whom they would
like invitations sent for the preview. Contact: Clare DeVoos, Director,
NE. 97400, Ext. 78. Publ.: Shirley Adams Alexander, RE, 4~6455,

BUFFET LUNCHEON. . STAND<BUILT 220 BAST 23RD STREET
FOR THE PRESS FURNITURE COMPANY FIFTH FLOOR

A buffet luncheon for the press will be given to mark the opening of the
enlarged and redecorated showrooms of Stand-Built Furniture, At this

time their new fall line of furniture will also go on display. Comtact:
Ted Schay, MU, 4-6395. Publicity: Joseph Schulhoff, Lewis Advertising
Agency, Newark, NoJ., MI. 21495, 3

NATIONAL HOME & BUILDING EXPOSITION, PAN-PACIFIC AUDITORIUM, LOS ANGELES.

LINEN FORUM, LINENS & DOMESTICS BUYERS OF AM., ADVERTISING CLUB, N.Y.C,
CONTACT: MISS PUGLIS, LINENS AND DOMESTICS, MU. 3-8700.

OPEN HOUSE STAND=BUILT 220 EAST 23RD STREET
FOR THE TRADE FURNITURE COMPANY FIFTH FLOOR

The trade is invited to an open house to see the enlarged and redecorated
showrooms of the Stand-Built Furniture Company, and their line of new
Fall furniture. Contact: Ted Schay, MU, 4-6395. Publicity: Joseph

Schulhoff, Lewis Advertising Agency, Newark, N, J., MI. 2-1495. P

-Monday

_ dune 6
2:00 P.M. bs
6:00 P.M.

Monday
June 6-
June 7
3300 P.M.
Cocktails

June 6-8
June 6-i1

June 7
Ts 30 P.M.

Wednesday
June 8
5300 P.M.-
7:00 P.M.
Cocktails

Wedne sday
June 8-
June 9

Thursday
June 9
4:00 F.M.-
7300 P.M.
Cocktails

Friday
June 10
4:00 P.M.-
7390 P.M.
Cocktails

WHAT'S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE

WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1949

OPEN HOUSE PARTY GOLDING DEC. FABRICS 470 FOURTH AVENUE

An open house party for the trade will be held by Golding Decorative
Fabrics in their newly decorated showrooms on this date. New fabrics
will be on display. Contact: Faith Willcox, 424 Madison Ave., EL.5-4248

SHOWING OF NEW SHOWROOMS

WINDOW TREATMENT 298 FIFTH AVENUE
“Canopys with Canapes" is the name of the showing for the press and the
trade of the new Cameo Canopy Curtains - a completely different window
treatment - which will be displayed on each of these two days. Contacts
Diana Stark, William Lawrence Sloan, MU. 7-8443.

CAMEO CURTAINS, INC.

COOKING, HEATING INSTITUTE MEETING, NETHERLAND PLAZA, CINCINNATI, OHTO.
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY MARK&T WEEK, INDIVIDUAL SHOWROOMS, NEW YORK, N.Y.

MEETING OF UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE MFRS. ASSN., HOTEL McALPIN, NEW YORK
CONTACT: IRVING R. KASS, TOLLERIS, KASS & TOLLERIS, MU, 3-4247,

ANNUAL SPRING . . AMSTER YARD
COCKTAIL PARTY 215 E. 49TH STREET
The annual Spring Party will be given at the studio of James Amster, in-
terior decorator. Tickets are $2.75 each. Contact: Home Fashions
League, 155 B. 96th St., New York 28, N.Y., or through any member of the
League. Guests are welcome. Contact: Faith B, Wilcox, BL. 5-4248,

HOME FASHIONS LEAGUE

CONFERENCE ON AMERICAN MANAGEMENT WALDORF -ASTORIA
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION WEDGWOOD ROOM

A national conference on business management will be held to which top
level executives of American business are invited. Open to all American
business executives the conference will concern itself with important
key issues for those who must determine business policy. Publ.: Edward
Ke Moss, Pub. Rel. Dir., Amorican Management Association, BR. 9-6055,

PRESS PREVIEW OF M. SINGER & SONS 36 EAST 19TH STREET
REDECORATED SHOWROOMS FURNITURE SHOWROOM

Preview of the completely restyled showrooms with new decorative trend
treatments will bo shown to the press by invitation only. The showrooms,
designed by the Singer staff, feature special lighting effects by
Richard Kelly and a mural painted by Donald Forbes. Furniture groupings
will include new dosigns of traditional and contemporary upholstered
furniture as well as cabinot piecos. Contact: Arnold Singer,

AL. 4~4612. Publicity: Hilda Kassoll, PL. 9-2917.

TRADE SHOWING OF M. SINGER & SONS 36 EAST 19TH STREET
REDECORATED SHOWROOMS FURNITURE SHOWROOM

Official opening of the completely restyled showrooms designed by the
Singer staff, featuring special lighting effects by Richard Kelly and a
mural painted by Donald Forbes, will be shown to the trade. Furniture
groupings with new decorative trend treatments arranged for the decora-
tor trade will introduce new designs in traditional and contemporary
furniture as well as cabinet pieces. Contact: Arnold Singer, Ale 4=4612,
Publicity: Hilda Kassell, PL. 9-2917. 30

DATE

June 12-
June 17

June 19
June 19-22
June 19-23

Sunday
June 19
June 25

Monday
June 20+
June 21

Tuesday
June 21-
July 1

WHAT’ S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE
TOY AND JUVENILE GOODS WEEK, WESTERN MERCHANDISE MART, SAN FRANCISCO,

- CONTACT: KEN ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN, WESTERN MERCHANDISE MART, SAN FRANCISCO.

ADVANCE DATES AND NOTICES
FATHER'S DAY.

ANNUAL CONVENTION ASSOG. POT & KETTLE CLUBS OF AMERICA, LOS ANGEIZS.
NATL. ASSN. BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS, MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL, MONTREAL.

INTERNATIONAL STORE STORE MODERNIZATION GRAND CENTRAL
MODERNIZATION SHOW PALACE

"The Retail Store of the Future" will have its 1949 preview at the 3rd
Annual International Store Modernization Show, Dates will coincide with
Store Modernization Week. This show brings retailers into direct
contact with modernization experts. Admission by invitation only, ob-
tainable from exhibitors or from John’W. H, Evans, 40 Hast 49th Street,
New York 17, N.Ye, Pl. 58876,

MERCHANDISING CONVENTION N.R.D.G.A, HOTEL STATLER

The Merchandising Division of the N.R.D.G.A. is holding a Mid-Year
Convention, Such merchandise as major appliances, floor coverings,
furniture and bedding will be covered in the home furnishings field.
The following sessions will be of particular interest to home furnish-
ings peoples June 20, 10 A.M. Grand Ballroom, General Merchandising;
June 20, 1:30 P.M., Georgian Room, Major Appliances; June 21, 10 A.M.
Georgian Room, Floor Coverings; June 21, 2 P.M., Georgian Room, Furni-
ture & Bedding; June 21, 6:30 P.M. Morchandisers’ and Buyers’ Banquet
in Grand Ballroom. Contacts David Woog, CH, 4-8780.

WORKSHOP IN FERSON- BARD COLLEGE ANNANDALE ~ON~HUD SON,
ALITY DIAGNOSIS NEW YORK

Wider use of psychological techniques in industry will be taught at a
ten day seminar open to advanced students of psychology, industrial
appliers of the science and a limited number of others interested. Fit
teen experts in all phases of human behavior will participate.
Personne] directors, sales and advertising managers, production diroc-
tors are invited to apply. Contacts Mr. Joseph Preckor, Secretary,
Workshop in Personality Diagnosis, Bard Colloge, Annandale-On-Hudson,
New York.

PORCELAIN ENAMEL INSTITUTE PARLEY, CARTER HOTEL, CLEVELAND, OHIO,
CONTACT: EDWARD MACKASEK, PORCELAIN ENAMEL INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D.C.

MEETING SALES PROMOTION AND VISUAL MURCHANDISING OF N.R.D.G.Ao, HOTEL
STEVENS, CHICAGO, I11. CONTACT: HOWARD P, ABRAHAMS, N.R.D.G.A., CH.4-8780,

NEW YORK LAMP SHOW, HOTEL NEW YORKER, N, Y. C,
CONTACT: GEORGE F, LITTLE MANAGEMENT, 220 FIFTH AVE., N,Y.C., MU.9-7147.

SANTA FE MERCHANDISE MART GIFT SHOW, DALLAS, TEXAS.

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DATE
July 4
July 5-16

July 5«
July 16

July 5-
July 16

July 10-
July 15

Sunday
July 10-
July 15
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.

July ll-
July 14

Monday
July ll-
‘July 15
9:00 AeMe=
5:00 P.M,

July 16-
July 22

July 18
July 23

July 18-29

GIVEN BY WHERE

ANA E NeRr arate

WHAT'S GOING ON
INDEPENDENCE DAY (Monday)
FURNITURE MARKET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN,

INTERNATIONAL HOME FURNISHINGS MARKET.
MERCHANDISE MART AND FURNITURE MART, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

PRESS CONFERENCES AT MERCHANDISE MART MERCHANTS AND
FURNITURE MARKET GHICAGO 54, ILLINOIS MANUFACTURERS CLUB
A series of press conferences will be held twice daily during the first
week of the Market as follows: Tuesday, July 5; 9 A.M., Furniture &
Bedding; at an hour to be announced later, New Trends and Design,
Wednesday, July 6; 9 A.M,, Floorcoverings; 10 A.M., Curtains, Draperies,
Linens and Bedcoverings. Thursday, July 7; 9 A.M., Housewares & Appli~
ances; 10 A.M., Radio & Television. Friday, July 3; 9 A.M.,; Lamps &
Lighting; 10 A.M., Conference with Retailers. In addition the Merchandise
Mart is inviting several of the country's outstanding home furnishings
designers to participate in an additional special conference on the open-
ing day. Contact: Robert B. Johnson, Sales Promotion Mgr. Room 262,
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, Illinois.

CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SHOW, HOTEL STEVENS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
CONTACT: H, M, WATERS, R.F.D.1, LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA.

NATIONAL CHINA, GLASS
AND POTTERY SHOW

GEORGE F. LITTLE
MANAGELENT, INC,

HOTEL NEW YORKER
NEW YORK CITY

The first comprehensive exhibit of major china and glass lines since the

war will be held on the Sth, 6th, and 7th floors of the New Yorker. One
hundred and fifty rooms have been reserved for this market event which
will display china, glass and pottery, both domestic and imported. On
Sunday, July 10, the show will be open from 1 P,M. to 6 P.M.; thereafter
from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Contact: George F, Little Management, Inc.,

220 Fifth Avenue, MU, 97147. .

SOUTHEASTERN CHINA, GLASS & GIFT SHOW, MUNICIPAL AUDIT., ATLANTA, GA.
CONTACT: FOSTER B. STEWARD, 1492 PEACHTREE ST., N.W., ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

NATIONAL HOUSEWARES AND NATIONAL HOUSEWARES AUDITORIUM

HOME APPLIANCE EXHIBIT MANUFACTURERS ASSN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
Limited to the trade, this manufacturer's exhibit will feature housewares
and appliances from all sections of the country and is expected to draw
buyers from the United States, Canada and abroad, Contact: A. W,
Buddenberg, Executive Secretary, Nat'l Housewares Mfrs. Assn., 1140
Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, Illinois, DE. 7-8585.

NEW YORK CURTAIN & DRAPERY SHOW, HOTEL NEW YORKER, NEW YORK CITY
CONTACT: H, M. WATERS, R.F.D. 1, LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA,

SUMMER FURNITURE MARKET, NEW YORK FURNITURE EXCHANGE, NEW YORK
PUBLICITY: MR. LOU SCHNEIDER, MU, 51160.

SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET, EXPOSITION BUILDING, HIGH POINT, N. C.

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May 30
June 9-24
June 10-25
June 18
June 19

June 26

Thur sday
May 26-
June 30

WHAT'S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE
FOR OUR TRAVELING SUBSCRIBERS

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, TORONTO, CANADA, TO JUNE 10.

ANTIQUES FAIR, GROSVENOR HOUS®, LONDON, ENGLAND,

INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, BARCELONA, SPAIN.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, LILLE, FRANCE, TO JULY 3.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, BORDEAUX, FRANCE, TO JULY 4.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR, CASABLANCA. |

TELEVISION GUIDE

Pittsburgh, Pa. Station WOTV - Allen B, DuMont Labs., 204 Nixon
Theatre Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Publicity Directors Margaret Mollard.

Richmond, Va. Station WIVR - Richmond Broadcasting Co., Ince, 3301
West Broad St., Richmond, Va. Program Manager, G. Conrad Rianhard, Jr.

Salt Lake City, Utah Station KDYL-TV - Intermountain Broadcasting &
Television Corp., Tribune Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Program
Manager, Danny Ranger.

San Francisco, Cal. Station KPIX = Associated Broadcasters, Inc.,
Mark Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. Program Director, Keith Kerby.

Schenectady, N.Y. Station WRGB ~- General Electric Co., 60 Washington
Ave,., Schenectady, NeY. Supervisor of Programs, Albert G. Zink.

Seattle, Washington. Station KRSC-TV - Radio Sales Corp., 2939 Fourth
Ave., Soe, Seattle 4, Wash. Program Manager, Lee Shulman.

St. Louis, Mo, Station KSD-TV - St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1111 Olive
St., St. Louis 1, Mo. General Manager, George M. Burbach.

Syracuse, N.Y. Station WHEN - Meredith-Syracuse Publishing Co., 101
Court Ste, Syracuse 8, N.Y. Station Manager, Paul Adantis

Toledo, Ohio. Station WSPD-TV - Fort Industry Company, Broadcast Bldg.,
Toledo, Ohio. Program Manager, Glen Jackson.

Washington, D.C. Station WNBW - National Broadcasting Co., Ince, Ward-
man Park Hotel, Washington, D.C. Program Manager, Charles Kelly.

MUSEUM, GALLERY AND GARDEN NEWS

MODERN STAINED GLASS COOPER UNION COOPER SQUARE

An exhibit of modern stained glass will be opened on this date. Hours:
10 A.Me to 5 P.M. daily except Sundays through June 15; afterwards
closed on Saturdays for the summer. Publ.: Wayne Hodges, AL. 4-6300.

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DATE

Thursday
June 2
3:00 P.M.

Thursday
June 2-
June 9

Tue sday
June 7
11:00 A.M.

Thursday
dune 9
10:00 A.M,

Tuesday
June 14
Going On

SPRING ROSE DAY
_A program will be held in the rose garden for members and their guests.

varieties will be in bloom.

Publicity:

WHAT'S GOING ON GIVEN BY WHERE

MUSBUM, GALLERY AND GARDEN NEWS (Continued)

BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN 1000 WASHINGTON AVE,
Dr. George 5. Avery, Jr., director of the Garden, will describe steps
that should be taken to protect roses from insects and deseases which
have been encouraged by weather conditions this year. Several new rose
Publicity: Matthew A. Bassity, MA.2-4433.

NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY COOPER UNION ART SCHOOL 7TH ST. & 4TH AVE,

An exhibition of the Cooper Union Art School to celebrate their nineti-
eth anniversary will be held from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M., June 2 through 8

(except Saturday and Sunday) and from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. on June 9th,

on the Sixth Floor, Publicity: Wayne Hodges, AL. 46300.

INTRODUCTION OF CHANNEL GARDENS
ROSE SELECTIONS OFF FIFTH AVENUE

The 1950 All-America Rose Selections will be featured in Rockefeller
Center's first rose show. As America's favorite Flower and the official
flower of New York State, this rose garden in tho heart of the city will
be a must for visitors and natives alike, Contact: L. Richard Cuylay &
Associates, 45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N.Y., Cl. 6=4588,

ROCKEFELLER CENTER

ROSE-GROWERS' DAY N.Y. BOTANICAL GARDEN BRONX PARK,N.Y i258
This annual event will be attended by eastern rosarians, both amateur
and professional, who will participate in an all-day program and tour

of the famous rose gardens, Gates open at 8 A.M, At 10 A.M. Lambertus
C. Bobbink will lead the official tour. This will be followed by lec+
tures in the morning and aftornoon by a distinguished list of speakers.
Guests will provide their own lunches. Contacts Miss Woodward,LU.4-8500.

GOLDSMITH'S WORK FIFTH AVE.& 82ND ST.
AND FRENCH SILVER GALLERY D6 |

An exhibit of goldsmith's work and French silver from the Bequest of
Catherine D. Wentworth will be shown to the press from 2 to 5 P.M. on
this date. The private view will be held from 3 to 5 P.M. on June 16
and the exhibit will be open to the public on June 17. Hours: 10 A.M.
to'S Pele weekdays; until 9 P.M, Wednesdays; 1 to 5 P.M. Sundays.
Lillian Green, RH. 4+7690.

EDITORIAL REQUIREMENTS

Miami Daily News, Miami 30, Fila.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM

A special furniture section will be published June 19
in cooperation with The Retail Furniture Dealers Assn,
of Miami, to introduce the new Association Seal to the
public and soll furniture. Editorial copy and photo-
graphs relating to furnture and other home furnishings
items should be submitted for the June 7 deadline.

Send all material to: Jan Stroate, Woman's Pago Editor,

COPYRIGHT 1949, HOME FURNISHINGS CALENDAR, -T-

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Jum Jurnistings Cala

Room 519, 9 East 46th Street, New York 17, N. Y. Plaza 9-2917

Emma Aubert Cole, Managing Editor
Arlene Hannes, Associate Editor
Zelda K. Schiller, Circulation Manager
Hilda Kassell, Promotion Director

HOME FURNISHINGS CALENDAR is published every Thursday.
There is no charge for any listing. Subscription rates: One year, $30;
six months, $18; three months, $10; single copy, $1.