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Evening star., 1948-07-28
Legion Asks Congress
To Pass II Pending Bills
BY the Associated Press

The American Legion asked the
special session of Congress today to
pass II pending bills.
Fifteen have a direct bearing on
veterans affairs, inclding two deal
ing with housing and social security
But except for universal military
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Suffrage Group 10 Discuss
Home Rule Bill Drive Plans

The Central Suffrage Conference
of Washington will make plans for
a campaign for passage of the Dis
! trict home rule bill during a meet
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Five Die in Swiss Bus Crosh

LUGANA, Switzerland, July 20 [P)
Five persons were killed and IL in.
jured yesterday when bus plunged
140 feet down q mountainside,
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Justice curran Denies
Directed AcquittaI
In ChristoffeI Case

A defense motion for acquittal OF
Howard Christoffel was overruled In
District Court today by Justice Ed
ward M. Curran after the Govern
ment closed its case against the
former Milwaukee labor leader on
six counts of perjury before the
House Labor Committee last
March 1.
The court also denied the petition
Of Defense Counsel o. John Rogge
to have the Government defray ex-
penses of 10 or Is witnesses which
the defense hoped to bring from
Milwaukee to testify in behalf OF
Christoffel.
Justice Curran then recessed the
trial until 10 am. Monday to give
the defense additional time to pre-
pare its case. Christoffel is accused
of lying to the House Committee
when he denied he was Commun-
ist or a supporter Of the party line
and insisted he had never been as
sociated with the movement.
The jury was withdrawn this
morning while Mr.. Rogge argued
his motion for acquittal. The de-
tense attorney insisted that there
was evidence in the record to sup
port his contention that no more
than II members of the committee
were present when Christoffel
testified, although a quorum of Ii
was required.
Mr.. Rogge said he felt Justice
Curran might have been In error
when he ruled that "a legally con,
stituted body" could be presumed
throughout the session If an open
ing quorum was present, and the
question Of lack of a quorum was
not raised during the session.
The defense counsel insisted there
was ample House precedent to show
that the point of lack Of quorum
could be raised after the session
closed. He argued that the pre-.
sumption of innocence OF a defend.
ant in criminal case should over
ride the presumption of regularity
as to the legality. of the committee'i
makeup at the time the defenant
testified.
One perjury count accuses Chris.
toffel of having lied when he de.
MED knowing Fred B. Blair, q
leader Of the Wisconsin Communist
Party. Called as a Government wit
ness, Blair refused to say If he knew
Christoffel on the ground he might
incriminate himself.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

Since the trial opened on Febru-
ary 16 before Justice Curran. the
Government has offered q num-
ber of witnesses, including q for
mer high official Of the Communist
Party, who placed Blair and Chris
toffel together on various occasions.
One OF the last witnesses yester-
day, Arthur w. Zeltner of the Mil
waukee police force, said he saw
Christoffel and Blair conversing for
is minutes or so in the lobby of a
theater where Earl Browder was
speaking in Milwaukee in 1913.
On another occasion about this
time, the police investigator said,
he saw the two seated together at
la public meeting in Milwaukee.
Justice Curran is expected to rule
today on a request by Mr.. Rogge
that the Government defray the
Evening star., 1948-02-26

expense Of bringing at least 10 de.
tense witnesses from Milwaukee
next week. Defense counsel said
his client lacks funds for this ex-
pense and will be deprived Of a fail
trial unless the request is granted
Mr.. Rogge previously had beer
overruled on a motion to move the
trial to Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

reunion at 6 o'clock tonight In the
Naval Gun Factory. Acting presi-
dent Of the Mosquito Fleet skip
pers Is Wallace B. Agnew, now in
the real estate business In Bethesda,
Md.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

PT Boat Shippers to Meet
More than 40 wartime connn,ai1.
ders of Navy PIT boats will hold q
, 1948-01-21
pUBLICATIOn

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Trademark
shown below. which was regis
tered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, D. c.,
on July IS, 1947, in the name
of Swift and Company, Of Chi
,cago, Illionis,, a corporation or
rganized and existing under the
Laws of the State of Illinois,
and Trademark certificate No.
431,251, issued therefor, has
this date been registered III
the Office Of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Islands
of the United States at Saint
Thomas, in accordance with
the provisions in the regula-
tions governing the registra-
ton Of Patents andTrademarks
in the Virgin Islands, approx
ed April /, 1916.
, 1948-01-21
81. cRoIx

he voted for them, thus caus-
ing the dispute. Neazer sum-
moned a meeting on Monday
evening and announced that
since the charmanship is III
d dispute he terminated the
meeting until the Council de-
cided the matter. Mr.. Hodge,
however, summoned Honor
able James. de Castro Chris
tan, who was elected as a sub
stitute, to take Neazer's place
at his meeting.
Mr.. Robinson did not attend
The meeting yesterday.
, 1948-01-21
MAINLAND.

quarters that the island COVER
nor should stoop to the level
Of some Of the legislators.
The house moved that the
Supervisory Board consider at
It's next meeting a plan to fl
nance and support any well or
gained movement in the is
lands to restore that dignity
lost by the appointment and
election Of irresponsible per
sons to Office,
The U. S. Navy got its share
of criticism for abandoning its
activities in the Virgin Islands
with plans to evacuate 5000
Puerto Ricans at Vieques to
build a base there.
Another attack on the Alcoa
S. S. Co. revealed the general
that its management practices
discrimination. Numerous ma
tivees complain that they are
unable to secure reservations,
that the excuse given that all
space has been taken months
ahead is definitely not the rea-
son.
, 1948-01-21
COUNCIL.

ft
de Castro Christian, Aloysius
and Ludwig Harrigan.
Voting for confirmation was
,Canute A. Brodhurst.
Two members expressed
themselves as not being
against Lieut.. Matthias, who is
at present Acting Director of
Police, but felt that because
no other source of revenue
had been found the post of
Director should be left untitled
Evening star., 1948-01-16
D. {. Forced 10 Delay
Opening Of 2CIinics
For Cancer Detection

The Health Departments first
cancer detection clinic is scheduled
to open February 1 in the South
west Health Center, but lack of
space and delayed equipment de-
livery has forced postponement of
two similar clinics, 1t was learned
today.
No opening date has been set for
introduction of cancer examination
service in Gallinger Hospital and
the Georgetown Health Clinic, ac-
cording to DR.. Jay Mclean, direc-
tor of. the Cancer Bureau.
At Gallinger, the health official
explained, the main difficulty has
been provision of time and space
in the crowded out-patient depart
ment for the proposed cancer clinic.
Introduction of cancer detection
service In the Georgetown health
center, DR.. Mclean reported, has
been delayed by inability to obtain
necessary examining tables for
women patients.
The Health Department announced
last month it hoped to have all
three clinics in operation by the
middle of this month.
Under Cancer Bureau plans, the
Southwest Health Center clinic Is
scheduled to offer cancer examina-
tions only once week, for four
hour period. The time has not yet
been set.
The Georgetown clinic will prob
ably be open two days week, ac-
cording to DR.. Mclean, and the
Gallinger cancer service 'as many
DAYS as possible"
Evening star., 1948-01-16
ToiIored Spreads

From Our Boudoir Ensemble Shop
Discontinued styles, potterns,
coIps. Some dispIoy pieces.
Soifed or mussed.
ITS Orig. SOS Solid Color Per-
monent Finished orsondy vonity
Skirts ----------------o.SS
Il Orig. 1895 White orsondy
Spreads s.S5
~ Orig. 1885 Woven Seersueker
Spreads. Single and double sizes,
e.95
~ Orig. I4.ss Woven Seer
sucker Dropes to match above,
e.s5 pr.
Il Orig. 1875 Plaid Reyen Tef-
seto Spreads. Single and double
sizes -------- 1875
10 Orig. 1913 Ginsham Spreads.
Double size only -------lz.s5
Al Orig. 1850 chintz Spreads.
Single and double sizes --l4.S5
81. Orig. 1895 Needle -Tufted
Spreods with ottoehed dust ruffle,
1875
, Orig. 34.s5 MuItieoIored Florol
Snreodx z4.95
s Orig. 34.95 Royon Taffeta.
Spreods. With ottoched shoms
and double ruffIes on skirt. Rose,
gray, turquoise ----------$Z5
10 Orig. 1895 Corduroy Throws.
Single and double sizes ---$z5
10 Orig. 1895 Gloss Top vonity
TobJss - 1895
Bedspreads, 9Th Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washisgtos
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Bedroom Furniture

Z Orig. Sass Three-pe. Bed
room. Chest, dresser, double bed,
mohoeony veneers and hardwood,
1895
10 Orig. sos vanities. Mohoe-
any veneers and hardwood SIS
I Orig. Ss2 Dresser. mohoe-
any Veneers and hardwood, 49.s5
! Orig. Sls5 Dresser Bose.
Cordovon mahogany veneers and
hardwood - 1895
l Orig. SIS vsnity with Mirror.
Oak 1895
! Orig. $50 Twin Bed. Bisque,
1895
I Orig. $50 Twin Bed. Cor
dovon mahogany vsneers and
hordwood ---.- 1895
z Orig. $I3 and $40 Hanging
Mirrors. MopIe finished gum
wood frames ------- 4.9S
] Orig. ISIS Hanging Mirror
9.95
I Orig. s4.s5 Five-pe. Dinette.
Solid maple ------- 1895
z Orig. s.s5 oek cheirs 4.ss
3 Orig. $ll Chairs. Maple
finished eumwood ----7.95
Z Orig. $265 Chests, mahogany
veneers and hardwood ---l9s.S5
z Orig. 2es.s5 Three piece Bed
room Suites. vonity, chest, double
bed. BIeoehed bireh----lS9.95
! Orig. 1895 Three-pieee Bed
room Suite. dresser, chest, double
bed. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood -----------l6S.S5
Bedroom Furniture, ffk Floor.
The Hecht Co., Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-01-16
70 Orig. 1895
DropIeof Tobles
1895

Duncan Phyfe style. tobIe
that opens to seat 8.
Mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Hurry %
won't lost long at this
price.
| Orig. 134.s5 ceIIorette.
Mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Sold as is 1895
8 Orig. 69.95 celIorette.
Equipped. Mahogany ve-
neers and hardwood 1895
! Orig. s4.95 Mahogany
Desk, 9 drawers, sold os
is--------69.95 is
I Orig. 6s.s5 coektoiI
Tobie. Gold fooled leather
top. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood d-----49.95
I Orig. 59.95 Round Cock
toll Table. Mahogany We
neers and hardwood with
aoId-tooIed leather top
1895
I Orig. 1895 Lamp Tabie.
Walnut veneers and hord-
wood with sotinWood in
lay y-----------19.95
Occasional Furniture,
5fh Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16
E Street Hotel Robbed
OF S14 by 7 Armed Men

Police are searching for two men
who last midnight held up and
robbed the night clerk of the Savoy
Hotel, 913 E street NV, Of $14.
Edward F. Galetka, "a, who lives
at the hotel, said he was on duty
when the men came in and de-
manded money. Mr.. Galetka said
one of the men pointed revolver
at him and said: "Give my buddy
here your billfold."'
Mr.. Galetka said he complied and
it was emptied Of $14, of which IS
belonged to the hotel. He was then
ordered into the basement and the
robbers shut the doors and fled.
The robbers were believed to have
fled west on E street and south on
Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Housewares

~ Orig. z.z5 General Electric
Heat Lamp. q heat bulb in q
metal cose. Good for any oiI-
ments responding to heat treot-
ment LOO
80 Orig. z.95 and 3.s5 Wooden
Bed Trays for serving in bed,
1875
- Orig. z.Is Three -quart Brown
Pottery cesseroIes in chrome
frome 96e
- Orig. 1900 AH-AIuminum.
four-quort Ice cream Freexers,
sos
Al Orig. z.ls Polished Maple
Wood Recipe Files, complete
with recipes ---- Soc
50 Orig. 5.s5 TO s.s5 FibersIos
Lined Leotherette Boss with zip
per closures. Designed for
carrying frozen foods. can be
used for keeping boby bottles
warm ZOO
II Orig. 100 cresm Whips.
good for eggs. whipped cream,
etc. soc
50 Orig. $50 Speedy Chef Egg
Beoters with supporting stond,
100
II Orig. 1.s5 Air Frsshener.
room deodorizer chemical with
ottroetive dispenser 100
90 Orig. l.3s Window Charm
Shelves, z glass shelves with
metoi broekets-------50e
SO Orig s.s5 Whipstsrs Of
polished oIuminum, ideal for
making ice cream mixtures, light
botters, egg omelets, etc. 3.95
70 Orig. l.5s Hand Pointed
Metal Tissue Boxes. postel
Il Orig. Its Wisss WeterIess
Cleaner, lob. size ---- 5se
500 3se to 3.45 Kitchen Godsets
can openers, candy and fat
thermometers, bar eodeets, etc,
Sc to 100
Housewares, It'll Floor, The
Hecht Co.. Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Radio Clearance

8 Orig. 1925 Ivory Plastic TobIe
Rudios in modern cobinets. 4
tubes plus rectifier, buiIt-in an
tenno 14.s5
8 Orig. ze.s5 Record Changer
Attachments for your rodio. Mode
by famous manufacturer 1865
3 Orig. $500 Nationally Fomous
TabIe Radios with 5 tubes plus
rectifier and buiIt-in ontenno.
WoInut plastic cabinet 1873
5 Orig. $3.50 Nationally Famous
PersonaI Portfolio Battery Radios
in smart, compoet ivory Plastic
cobinets. With lotteries 27.50
Z Orig. 16e.s5 Fomous Make
Console Combinations in hond-
some mahogany veneers and
hardwood eobinets. AM and short
! oris. $4,000 Nationally Fa-
nous Console Combination in
modern mahogany finished hard
wood cabinet. AM-FM and short
woye -------- 1885
$ Orig. 54.s5 Fameus Make
Auto Radios in one piece, under
dash mount t--.----- 1895
5 Orig. $3.50 Nationally Fe-
nous Auto Radios, dosh mount
with buiIt-in speaker 1885
Z Orig. 67.5o Nationally Fd-
NOUS Auto Rsdios, dosh mount
und separate speaker tor dosh-
Z Orig. 1895 De Luxe Auto
Radios by world famous monu-
focturer. Dash mount and built
in speaker ------ 1926
Radios, It'll Floor. The Hscht
Co. Washington
Records
$50 Orig. 7se Io-in. PopuIar
Records, some from albums.
3 for 25e
80 Orig. BIS 1o-in. Populor
Albums, famous artists ond
orchestros 1.5S
100 Orig. 75e and 100 lo-in.
Empty Albums. 3 and 4 pockets.
Imprinted with names of artists
= and orchestros --- 1se
Records, It'll Floor, The Heeht
Co., Washington
30 Yds. Orig. l.oo
Cretonne
81 ,s.
Diagonal weave blue ground
.. oII-over fIoroI pattern. 48
inches wide.
50 Yds. Orig. 4.ss Mohair
Frieze. Wine and blue grounds.
54-in. wide. ideoI for upholster-
IS 80 Yd.. or;s. s", 1.ss si%uie..s di.s
Leather with Heavy Duck Back.
Green only. For upholstery and
scot eot-covers-----yd. l.6e
10 Orig. 1898 and 1898
Reody Mode cretonne and
Knitted SIipeovers. Blue and
rose. Viii fit, II, 76, 84-in.
and modern sofos s------6.s8
Upholstery, 9Th Floor,
The Hecht Co. Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Washers
Fully Guaranteed
Floor Samples and
Demonstrators

WRINGER-TYPE
I Orig. 1878 Round Tub with,
Lowell wrineer and pump 1895
I Orig. 1895 Round tub
washer with pump -----9S.s5
| Orig. 12o.75 Round tub with
full skirt and pump ---1o9.s5
I Orig. 1895 Large eopociN
round tub with pump ---los.95
SPIkkER-TYPE
| Orig. l74.e5 Ten-lb. capacity,
washes, rinses and dries without
your touching clothes ---10s.95
z Orig. 1895 Fomous moke
spin-dryers ---------139.95
Washers, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Lomps

4 ORIG. 34.s5 Pottery Jugs with
Pennsylvania Dutch Pointing.
Complete with shade ---le.s5
S Orig. 34.s5 TebIe Lamps. mo
shaded ------------7.S5
Z Orig. s4.ss Large TebIe Lemps
with HomesPun\ shades 1925
4 Orig. l4.s5 TobIe Lemps.
Without shade. Sold os is. 3.S5
Z Orig. 1895 Modern ceromie
coIifornia TobIe Lamps. With
Z Orig. 5s.s5 TobIe Lamps.
Copied from museum pieces.
With shodes ----3 1926
z Orig. z4.s5 Modern TobIe
Lamps. With shade
II Orig. 1895 Chino TobIe
Lomps. Urn or Regency type
boses. Complete with shode,
lz.ss
IS oris.'ls.s5 itolion AIoboster
TobIe Lamps. With shade, 1875
z Orig. 31.95 Beudoir Floor
Lomps with shode. Sold as is,
1925
z Orig. z2.s5 TobIe Lamps with
Voter Lily Design. Chortreuse.
With cut-out shode. Sold os is.
1895
3 Orig. 1895 ceremie Horse
Heods from California. With
modern shodss 1895
Z Orig. 1925 Three-wsy Leoth-
er Floor Lamps. Beige. With
shode -l4.e5
! Orig. 1875 Bross Jr. Floor
Lomp. With oll-metoI shade:
eold nc ;s -12.9S
Lamps, 5sh Floor,
The Hseht Co. Washisstos
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Heavy Appliances

Heavy Appliances
I Orig. 4o4.oo Estote
Freezer. II cubic #. Two
Iift-up covers----3z9.50
I Orig. $3.50 Gibson
Electric Ronse. two ovens.
Cooker unit lifts up, fully
automatic oven---289.50
l Orig. $3.50 Msnoreh
Electric Ranse with two
ovens. Small upper oven,
regular oven----z49.95
I Orig. 1895 Nationally
Famoqs Electric Refrisera-
tor with 9 Gu. Fl. eopocity.
z vegetable bins--z69.s5
I Orig. 1895 Enterprise
Gas Ranse, split top hos
two burners on eoch side.
Oven heat regulator
109.e5
! Orig. 334.s5 Admiral
Electric Ronse, automatic
oven and cooker control.
Wornine oven---z59.95
Heapy appliances,
It'll Floor, The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Housewares

Il Orig. ITS Treeted
Pine Cones to add color
to your fireplace fire, in
attractive boskets---1.4S
36 Orig. 6.s5 "cops Cod"
Fire Lighters s,------3.e5.
40 Orig. LIS to ZOO mo
Peek" window ventiIators.
Viii fit l8, "a, 80. 81,
36 in. windows -i9e
s Orig. 2.z5 Aluminium
SkiiIsfs. II in. of very
heavy oouee loo
SO Orig. 2.9s Metal Be-
hind Stove Wall Projectors,
boked-on enamel, white
with red trim SSc
40 Orig. I.4s RADIO
Dry" Clothes Dryers. fits
on rodiotor --@69e
II Orig. 4.49 Step-on
Gems, hond-pointed de-
signs ------------ I.U0
s Orig. 4.49 Breed Boxes
with shelf, hond-pointed
designs -----------1.o0
7 ORIG. l4.95 3-Fcid Fire
Screens. Bross bound,
slightly domoeed- sos
IS Orig. 1925 3-foId Fire
Screens, bross bound on
top edge ---------5.s5
Il Orig. 5.74 Dutch Ovens
Of heavy gauge aluminium.
'Bokelite side hondles, 2.95
500 Orig. z5e Pepper Press
Cloths, do not lint or
streak, Require no spone-
ina -------1z for use
II Orig. l.zs Cost Iron
skiIIets, 10 in.------6se
. rs Orig. 100 Cost Iron
SkiiIets, 8 in. 49e
~ Orig. 6se Cast Iron
SkiIIets, 5 in.------35e
80 Orig. z.9S chrome-
Plotted Teokettles. Copper
bases, 5 OTIS. so
II Orig. l.3o White
Enamel Saueepots, 8 at.
capacity ----------e5e
Housewares, It'll Floor,
The Hecht Co., WashiSgfos
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Kitchen cobinets

u Orig. 5s.z5 Geneva
Cabinets with tops, one
drawer, z doors s----38.75
l Orig. 1o3.es Geneva
Cabinet with top---6S.s5
7 Orig. 1880 Geneva
Cabinet with top, os is.
44.s5
! Orig. 1895 Youngstown
Spice Cabinet. as is 9.95
l Orig. 24.25 Geneva Wall
Cabinet, as is. A roonny
cabinet for dinnerwore,
1875
l Orig. 1880 Genevs WoII
Cabinet. domoeed, os is,
1 Orig. 45.zo Geneva Base
Cobinefs as IS. HoS T
drawers ------zl.95
I Orig. 1855 Yeunss-
town Kitehenoider with fit
tines. Patched 1895
8 Orig. e4.7o 4z-in. Limo
leum Sink Tops, 4 left, 4
right -----------34.S5
! Orig. 1910 54-in. Limo
Ieum Sink Top, single
bowl, double droin -44.95
s Orig. 1850 6o-in. Limo
Isum Sink Tops. single
bowl --- 1895
Kitchen Cabinets,
7th Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Modern Living Room
and Occasional
Furniture

Z Orig. 1895 Two-pe. Modern
Living Rooms. Rose figured cot
ton topesty with rose royon velvet
z Orig. 1885 Corner Sections.
Chortreuse and green florol print,
1896
3 Orig. 1898 Center Sections.
Chortreuse and green floroI print.
1895
I Orig. 1895 Sofa. Blue cot
ton topesty. Button-bock 6o.9s
7 Orig. 5s.s5 Center Sections,
blue or rose cotton freize, 1895
Z Orig. 1896 Tub chairs. Brick
red cotton homesPun ----4s.95
I Orig. 1896 BorreI Back Chair.
Gold cotton topestY-----3s.s5
z Orig. 1895 Occasional chsirs.
Rose cotton tapestry - 1895
Z Orig. 1895 Foot Stools. Dark
green or mooento cotton frieze,
1895
10 Orig. 1926 Center Sections.
kroeler, chortreuse tapestry,
1895
! Orig. 1895 Square coektoiI
TobIe. Lined oak ----34.95
I Orig. z4.s5 Blonde coektoiI
I Orig. 1895 Tier TebIe. Blonde
finish ------- 1895
z Orig. 34.s5 Lomp TobIes. Oak.
H-in. gloss top ----- 1895
] Orig. 1895 Closed Bookcase.
Two-door style. SiIver-toned
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
1896
! Orig. 1895 Corner, Bookcase.
Brushed birch. Adjustable shelves,
1926
, Orig. 1926 Corner Bookcases,
wheot finished hardwood, 1895
8 Orig. 1895 Bookcases, 24-in.
size. Wheat finished hardwood,
2l.s5
Z Orig. 1855 Meple Bookcases,
1895
I Orig. 1875 Lomp TobIe.
blue mirror top ----S S.95
4 Orig. 1875 l8-ineh Book
eases. Wheat finished hard
wood 1895
Modern Furniture, $th Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Clearance Trodi-
tionol Living Room

Pieces
7 Orig. 1895 chippendeIe
Sofos. Rose, beige, blue cotton
topesty. Noilheod trim 1926
I Orig. Iss.s5 Club Sefe. Blue
nnohoir ---------9S.95
3 Orig. 1895 Regency Sofos.
Plum royon brocoteIIe- e---lls.95
3 Orig. 1895 Club sefes. Blue,
rose or wine mohoir-----l1s.s5
IS Orig. 44.s5 oeeosieneI chairs.
Hi-boek Chippendole style. Cot
ton topestry and royon domosk
covers 1926
10 Orig. 1895 Club Chairs.
Wine and green cotton Tapestry,
1895
5 Orig. 1895 Club cheirs. Wine
and blue cotton Tapestry 1895
3e Orig. 1895 oeeosionaI Chairs
CoroI, blue or bone plostie 1895
z Orig. 1895 Maple Sofos. Blue
or rose cotton topestry- -69.9S
! Orig. 1898 Soto. Rose cotton
tapestry $8S
I Orig. 1925 sofa. Rose mo-
8 Orig. 1925 Lawson Sofos.
Grey or blue royon moteIosse,
1895
I Orig. s4s.s5 Law,on- Book
Soto. Green stripes----z99.95
! Orig. 1855 Two-pe. Suite.
Blue mohoir 1895
I Orig. 1895 Twe-pe. Sofa-
Bed Suite. Wine cotton frieze,
1895
! Orig. 1895 Loose PilIow-Baek
Choir. Blue cotton Tapestry.
z Orig. 1895 and es.s5 Club
choirs. blue cotton topesty,
grey and yellow cotton Tapestry,
1895
s Orig. 1895 Boudoir Club
Chairs. Rose, blue or eroy cot
ton soteen --- 34.95
s Orig. 44.95 Boudoir Armehoirs.
Chortreuse, rose. blue or grey
cotton soteen ------ 1895
5 Orig. 5S.s5 Boudoir choirs.
Blue, rose or ehortreuse --39.95
Speciol Purehose-35 oeeasionoI
choirs. Cotton tapestries, royon
brocoteIIes and domosks. Mo-
hoqony finished eunwood frames
1926 TO 1895
Lipisg.Room Furniture,
4th Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16
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short order. They tend to re-
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and n aggin G headaches
usually yield and these dis
comforts Of q cold are often
relieved in a few hours If sim
pie directions are followed.
Discover for yourself this
pleasant way to help you feel
better when you have a cold.
Get a package of MILBURN'S
CAPSULES at your favorite
drug store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
32.85 to 44.85
BroodIoom Rugs
1895

Drastic reductions on Assist.
broodloom rugs. Come eorly for
best choice.
! Orig. 25.I7 BroadIoom Rug.
4.6x6 ft.--------S.S5
l Orig. 5o.95 Broodloom Rug.
l2x5.2 #. Sold as is---l9.e5
I Orig. 44.95 Cotton Fibre Rug.
oxl5 5ff.----------l9.s5 Fl.
I Orig. $3.50 BroodIoom Rug.
1888 #. --------29.95
| Orig. 1850 India Wool Rug.
Approx. 9xl2 #. size. Damaged.
1885
! ods. l5Lss ch.niI'. I sss: 1.
Z If Peri. 1926 BroodIoom
Rugs. l2xI2 ft.------ 69.o5
4 Orig. 1885 to l6o.l5 Brood
loom Rugs. Sizes 9xl5, l2x9.
12xe.9, Tx II ft.-8 1895
z Orig. l44.s5 BroadIoom Russ.
! 1@o,a o,;s. 1850 B1oedioom il Rug
Rags, 9TH Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-01-16
SATURDAY AT go AM !. THE HEcHT CO. WASHINGTON ONLY
The Hecht Go. Clearance Of
Fmmiturp and H0mewnrxs!
NO MAIL, PHONE OR c. 0. D. ORDERS
SiIverwore

SiIverwore
"a Orig. 500 Silver plated Boby
Cup and Spoon Sets l.N
II Orig. 7.zo Baby Cup ond
Spoon Sets. silver plotted with
ooId-woshed Iinine------1.S0
80 Orig. $40 Baby Cups. silver
All Prices include tox
SiIperware, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-01-16

II Orig. 1926 to 1850
Hooked Rugs
5o.o5
Rich coIors and patterns.
Size 6xo #.
8 Orig. s.s5 and 1895
Oval Wool Broided Rugs,
27x48 in 4.95
II Orig. 1895 Oval Wool
Braided Rugs. 3x5 #. e.s5
II Orig. 1895 Chinese
Handmode Rugs. 2x4 it.,
s.s5
IT Orig. 1895 India
Hand Embroidered Rugs.
4xo ft.--14.s
4 Orig. 1926 Chinese
Hendmade Rugs 3.5 it.,
1926
4 Orig. 5e.s5 Hondmode
Wool Rugs. 4.oxo it,,
1925
Is Orig. 1895 Hendmode
Chinese Rugs. 4x6 it,,
1926
! Orig. 500 Oval Wool
Broided Rug. 8xlO it,.
5s.s5
z Orig. slss Hooked Rugs.
8xlO ft.---s 1895
5 Orig. 337.5o Hooked
Rugs. 9xl5 ft.--169.95
Z Orig. S395 Hooked Rugs,
llxl6 #. ----l98.95
Rags, Sirth Floor,
The Hechf Co.,
Washisstos