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The other evening at an informal
buffet supper 1 saw “in action” the
very special convenience of a nest
of-tables. In this home there were
a pair of these very decorative
pieces on either side of the fire
place.
As time for refreshments arrived,
I noticed there were still no signs
of a table being set, although there
were eight to be served, and there
was plenty of evidence of activity
in the kitchen.
The husband appeared with a big
tray. This he set on the low cock
tail table. And in a twinkling he
moved out the two smaller tables
from each of the “nests,” placing
these conveniently by the chairs the
guests were occupying. Then the
hostess came from the kitchen with
a steaming percolator of coffee and
a huge platter of sandwiches. When
these were passed, each guest shar
ed with another the use of one of
the small tables from the nest
It all took place quickly, easily
and graciously. I realized mot*
strongly than ever why in the re
cent survey of Imperial Furnitur*
Company of Grand Rapids, nests
of-t2bles were third in popularity
among all types of tables. Since
that evening I have been talking
with some of my friends who have
nests-of-tables in their homes, to
i learn other uses to which they are
being put.
One woman, who has two hi?h
school age children, finds that the
use of nests solves the problem of
a small desk for doing home work.
1 And she herself uses one for writ
ing letters. Another uses one of the
nests for sewing. And, of course,
for bridge parties nests really shine.
You can put a small table on dia
gonal corners for ash trays, drinks,
and even score pads, keeping the
card table clear for playing.
COMMANDER
IN GREECE
WARNS ELAS
LONDON, Dec. 20.—(AP)—Lt.
Gen. Scovie, British commander
in Greece, announced his deter
mination tonight to carry the
fight to the Elas forces in Ath
ens.
The general warned civilians
of Athens that the leftist guns,
which have been firing on the
city will be attacked with all the
arms at his disposal.
FIRESSTARTED
BY SUPERS
IN TOKYO
SAIPAN, Dec. 20.—(API
Three Super-Fortresses from the
21st Bomber Command, bombed
Tokyo early today, and reported
the had started fires which cov
ered a large area,
i Headquarters also said that
| the Super-Fortresses also bomb
ed Nagoyaearly yesterday, 12
hours after the second raid on
the big industrial center.
FEAR FISH ,
INDUSTRY
HAMPERED
SEATTLE, Wn. Dec. 20. —(AP)
—Fear that a full scale offensive j
in the Pacific would seriously j
hamper the Alaska Salmon indus-i
try was expressed today as 200
representatives from Alaska,
Washington, Oregon and Calif
ornia gathere for the annual
meeting of the Association of
Pacific Fisheries.
M. W. Waller of the War
Food Administration told the as
sociation that the government
had requisitioned a portion of the i
1945 salmon pack but that the!
percentage might be more or less!
than the 70 percent of the ’44
pack.
Lawrence Calbert of Seattle,
was reelected prsidnt, and
Frank Lloyd of Ketchikan, was *
named to the board of directors.
More than 3,050,000 men and * ^
wyomen now comprise the U. S.
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