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Evening star., 1948-04-15
Dinette Tobles>
and Sets
SLIGHTLY morred


! Orig. 36.l5 Porcelain TobIe
with chrome legs, 25x4O in. top
with refectory leaves --27.95
Z Orig. 3z.l5 Porcelain TobIes
with chrome legs. 25x4O-in. tops
with refectoy leaves s----z4.95
3 Orig. 46.l5 Poreeloin TobIes
with chrome legs. 25x40 in. tops
with reteetoy Ieoves----34.95
! Orig. 37.s5 Deystrem Formiea
Top TobIs with chrome legs. 25x
40 in. top with refeetory Ieoves,
1886
! Orig. 1926 Higgins Breakfast
Nook with porcelain table and z
Holloway benches
I Orig. e5.7o Fermiea Top TabIs
with chrome legs, 30x48 in. top,
1875
I Orig. e4.ss 5-pe. Oak Dinetts
Set with extension Ieof table.
Chairs have padded scots 1925
z Orig. 5s.s5 5-pe. ook Dinetts
Sets with padded chair seots. 32x
"A in. top and | z in. Ieot 1895
Dinettes, It'll Floor
The Hecht Co.
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Sink Tops and
Utility Cobinets

S Orig. 1880 Tracy stainIess
Steel Sink Tops. so in. wide
with single bowl. double droin,
Ios.5o
I Orig. $50 gain. Black Limo
Ieum Covered Sink Top with
stainless steel bowl, os is $3.50
S Orig. 1870 4z-in. Black Limo
Ieum Covered Sink Tops with
porcelain bowl. Left hand droin,
1895
; Orig. 1870 4z-in. Black Limo
Ieum Covered Sink Tops with
porcelain bowl. Right hand droin,
1875
z Orig. 4o.eo 54-in. Black Limo
Ieum Covered Sink Tops with
porcelain bowl. Double drain,
as is------------2 27.5o
] Orig. 44.45 eo-in. Block Limo
sum Covered Sink Top with
porcelain bowl. Double drain.
1855
I Orig. 2e.2S (z4x3o in.)
Youngstown Wall Cabinet. os is,
1895
! Orig. 57.3z 21-in. q. Z. Bose
Cabinet with tan linen fornieo
top. Plenty Of Storage space $40
I Orig. 1915 Is-in Youngstown
Bose Cabinet with top, os is,
34.s5
I Orig. 1910 (3exIs in.) Ge-
nevo Wall Cabinet, os is--15.5c
I Orig. $3.50 24-in. Youngstown
Bose Cobinet, as is----35.5o
! Orig. 5o.2l G. Z. 3-Drower
Bose Cobinet l8 in. wide with
top, os sis--------37.5o
Sink Tops and Utility Cabinets,
Seventh Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Housewares

) Orig. 1895 Lswn Mowers
with le-ineh rubber-tired wheels.
Boil bearings. metal hondIe. Re-
conditioned but guaranteed per-
feet ect-----Iz.s5
s Orig. zz.5o Lawn Mowers with
ls-inch cut. Reconditioned,
but guaranteed d-----l4.s5
Il Orig. 75e Junior" combinet
mode Of blue eronite -----35e
Is Orig. l.2o White EnomeI
soueepots, hold s quarts soc
81 Orig. i.1s cennister Sets, 3
pieces. Mode Of transparent
plastic with metoI covers 4se
- Orig. ese Cookie jars to
II Orig. 7se cIothe. Props, ex-
tends to 8 feet
II Orig. I.es MetoI Indoor
Clothes Dryers, fit on rodiotor,
rustproof -----39e
II Orig. 5se Glass Window
ventiIotors -----10e
80 Orig. $50 Aluminium Double
Roosters Of heavy gauge oIumi-
mum. Highly poIished----1.7s
50 Orig. 81 Dinette Chair Pads,
fit chrome chairs. WeII-mode
scot cushions covered with red
simulated leather ---z9e
Hoasewares, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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At 20%o OFF,!

I Orig. 1898 De Luxe Square
Tub Washer with insulated tub.
Has droin punp----S9.95
Orig. 1878 Nationally Fomous
Wrinser Wosher. handsomely de-
signed with full skirt. Aluminium
tub, automatic timer--109.75
5 Orig. 1880 Famous Make
Wrinser Woshers with large in
suIoted porcelain enamel tub.
With drain pump and woter-sov-
ina attachment for small Ioods,
1885
Orig. 1895 Nationally Fomous
Wrineer Wosher. Has large
ribbed-oIuminum tub with droin
pump. Unused -------lls.e5
Orig. 1919. so Nationally Fomous
semi-outomotie Spinner >Wosher
ond Damp Dryer. Washes, rinses,
spin dries without touching
clothes es--------159.5o
z Orig. 1880 Nationally fomous
Rotory Ironers with 25-in. rolls.
Z speeds with adjustable knee
control, press control, Illuminated
heat and motor switches, also fin
oer-tip roll controI---15s.5o
z Orig. 1895 Fomous Make
cobinet-type Rotary lroners with
stainless porcelain enamel tops.
26-in. rolls, z speeds and knee
control. Also fineer-tip control.
1880
I Orig. 1880 Nationally Fo-
NOUS De Luxe Automatic Wosher
washes, rinses. domp-dries
automatically ----215.e0
Washers and Honers, It'll Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
80 Orig. 1898
Chino Lamps
1895

Sotin- smooth china lamps In
rich warm tones with matching
shades.
70 Orig. 1925 Chino Lomps.
Regency, urn and vose styles in
strong modern coIors. All with
matching shades -----15.s5
s Orig. 1925 Torehieres.
Bronze and silver plotted. Sold as
is s-----l4.95 and 1875
3 Orig. 24.e5 Floor Lamps.
Choice Of styles. Sold os is,
Lamps, 5th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Portrait Frames
so Orig. $50 and 3.s5 MstoI
Frames. gold or silver plotted,
tornish. proof, SKI --5oe
IS Orig. 3.95 Frames, mohoe-
any, walnut or gold plated, tor
nish-proof metal, 8xlo----75e
II Orig. $50 and 3.s5 Fromes.
rosewood and walnut, 8xlO,
100
"a Orig. $50 Frome., gold
plated. tornish-proof metal. SKI,
5 Orig. 300 Metal Fromss.
tornish-proof, gold plated. SKI,
$50
80 Orig. $50 Fromss. walnut,
mahogany or ooId-pIoted metoI,
SKI and 8xlO -------1.75
Is Orig. BIS Metal Frames,
gold or silver plotted, SKI, l.e5
50 Orig. $50 Frames, oold-or-
silver plotted metal. SKI and
s Orig. AS GeId-pIoted MetoI
Frames, SKI -------2.5o
s Orig. $50 GoId-pIated Metal
Frames, 8xlO -------3.z5
80 Orig. sos Fromes, woInut
or mahogany. SKI and 6xlO,
4 Orig. 7.so Double Frames.
eoId-or- siIver-ploted metoI, SKI,
3.75
8 Orig. s.es Gold -pIoted MetoI
Frames, 8xlO ---------4.5o
Z Orig. lz.s5 GoId-pIoted MeteI
Fromes, llxl4 ----6.5o
Portrait Studio. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Record Shop

50 Orig. SIS Three l0-in. Rec
ords in albums. Over 500 fomous-
make recordings in the group;
sweet swing, ballads, hill-billX
hot jozz, STANDARD selections sse
II Orig. 5.e5 Carrying coses thot
hold so ten-in. records. Sturdy
construction in brown or tan SIM
uIoted leather er------99e
100 pkss. Orig. 25e 60. Record
Needles, IS per pkg. Steel needles
that play II or more times with
high fideIity---2 pkss. for Use
Record Shop, Seventh Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Clearance Of
Wordrobes and
Utility Cobinets

Slightly Domoeed!
10 Orig. 1895 MeteI Dou-
bic Door Utility Shelf Cob
insts, 5 shelves ---12.95
10 Orig. 21.95 Mesal Dou-
bic Door Werdrobes, ioros
and roonny. with hat shelf,
l4.95
Wardrobes and Utility
Cabinets, 7ih Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washinetos
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$50 Yds. Orig. 3.o8
Belgium Homespun
ST yd.


Small patterns in rust only. 81
in. wide. Use for droperies and
slip covers.
; Orig. 1898 Cedar Chests. WAL
nut veneers and hardwood. Sep
orote troy. lock and key. 45 in.
I Orig. $3.50 Knetty Pine Chest
in maple finish. Lift cover. No
lock. Floor sompIe------5s.98
5 Orig. 1898 Reody-mods Dra-
peries. ToiIe De Jouy pottern in
blue ond red on white grounds.
2s4 yards long. Pr.-----7.ss
20 Orig. 5.9s and 6.9s Ready
made RoIIoway Bed Covers. 50
and SO in. wide. Belgium cotton
granite cloth. Sold, green. ton,
$ Orig. s.9s Reedy-meds Dre-
psriss. AII-over floroI pottern
on brown ground. 2h yds. long.
Pr.-------------z.Sa Pr.
; Orig. 1928 Reedy-meds Gre
tonne Drepsriss. Lsof pattern
on gold ground. 2A yds. long.
s Orig. 1898 Rsody-mods
Knitted Soto Slip Covers. Nat
uroI and wine with oIl-over Ieof
potten. To fit T-sofo---13.sS
rs Orig. s.es Ready -mods
Knitted Choir Slip Covers. Nat
uroI and wine with oIl-over leof
pattern. For modern and T-cIub
chairs 5.98
Draperies. 9th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Notions
4 Orig. 2.25 fitted sewing kits
100
7 Orig. $50 fitted sewing kits
l.7s
u Orig. 7.s5 and 800 fitted
10 Orig. $50 fitted sewing kits
$50
70 Orig. Its tie raeks-
80 Orig. l.5o ehiIdren's hangers,
royon sotin covered, set Of z 9Se
20 Orig. ZOO hanssrs. royon
satin covered, set Of z ---l.39
80 Orig. $50 hansins shoe
rocks, lucite ---1.79
IS Orig. 3se sliding shelf bars for
closet lse
10 Orig. 1913 5-wsy hangers for
trousers or skirts --59e
A. Orig. 100 Iaundry bags. white
7oe
10 Orig. 5.ss children, sorment
bags, set of 5 ---z.9S
40 Orig. lse yd. shelf sdsins,
floral patterns, yd.----1oe
Is Orig. 3ee I'd. quilted shelf
sdsins, plastic eooted, yd.- Zoe
10 Orig. 800 lingerie sets, royon
8 Orig. 500 lingerie sets, royon
) Orig. i.so to $50 iins.I. sets,
royon Sotin 10
Prices include tar tohere
applicable.
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Mems Sportsweor

80 Orig. 5.s5 70 $50 Sport
Shirts; solid eoIors ond fancy pot
terms with long sleeves. Most Of
them California styled. Sizes
small to large 3.66
II Orig. 2.3o Archery Target
Covers. slightly domoeed 4se
z Orig. 4.6o Archery Tersets,
5se
II Orig. l.e5 Athletic Support
ers with removable fibre cup, 3se
II Orig. 81 Tennis P'eeties Sets.
soc
Mes's Sportswsor and Sport Shop,
. Street Floor. "E" Street Bldg.
Points
II Orig. 4.ss Mened Floor and
Deck Enamel for wood, cement,
floors inside or out. Discontinued
coIors. Gallon ---3.99
~ Orig. 5.65 Heroek Outside
White House Paint mode by
Monod. First quality paint. Sol,
3.99
81 Orig. Ats ons-ceet Gloss
and Ssmi-GIess Enamel in white
and ivory. Gallon on-------z.99
Paint SHOP, Seuesfh Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Mems Shoes
90 oris. 1875 Famous-branS
Mems oxfosds, black or brown,
with leather -soles, rubber heels.
In broken sizes -- $40
IS Orig. BIS Tennis Shoes.
Heavy brown convos uppers,
heavy rubber soIes, in broken
sizes -SsV$
~ Orig. S.s5 cesusl and Sick
type Shoes, broken sizes, 3.4s
Mss's Shoes, Second Floor.
r" Street BIds.
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Imported Hond-
made Glassware

Mostly one-of-o-kind troys,
bowls, vases. Drosticolly
reduced!
Orig. .$32 Gold Embossed
Vase -------17.e5
I Orig. 500 Val St. Lam
bert Vase e--------4e.95
I Orig. 27.5o Cut Gloss
Fruit Bowl I-------1z.95
Z Orig. SIS Cut Gtuss Oval
Troys -----------Z4.95
Z Orig. 3I.s5 Gold En-
bossed voses es------l9.95
I Orig. $40 Gold Embossed
Vase se--------9.95
! Orig. $50 Vol St. Lom-
bert Vase e-------39.95
I Orig. 34.s5 Vol St. Lom-
bert Vese .-----19.95
Z Orig. $Z5 hond-eut
Vases -----9.95
! Orig. $65 Cut Gloss
Flower Bowl wi----39.95
l Orig. $40 Cut Gloss OBJ
long Troy
I Orig. 1850 hand-eut
Vose se------9.95
! Orig. $22 Gold Embossed
Voss s--l6.95
I Orig. 22.95 Gold Em-
bossed vass----14.95
Glassware, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co., WashiSgfoS
Evening star., 1948-04-15
126 Prs. Orig. 2.e8
RuffIed Curtains
1.9o Or.

Cotton morquisettes that are 6o
in. wide to the poir, 90 in. long.
Ivory only.
IS Orig. $50 Toilored Cotton
Laee curtoins, SO in. wide to the
poir, 81 in. long. Eeru. Pr, 81
IS prs. Orig. 2.sS 70 5.ss Ruffied
and ToiIored curtoins. Short and
long lengths. One -ond- -two-of-o-
kind. Some soiled and mussed.
All sold os is. Pr.------l.S9
Curtains, 9Th Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Special Purchase!
Water Pitchers
sc

Just in time. for summer
entertaining. ColorfuI pot
tey pitchers with deeol
trim and the boIl-jue type
with ice lip.
Evening star., 1948-04-15


as Originally 7.e5 to 1895
Royon Dresses
800
A reolly exceptional group OF
dresses, in sizes for misses and
women. Royon erepes in block
or brown, and spun royons also
included! Both toilored and
dressy styles. in broken size
ronees.
Mezsasiss Dresses, Third Floor.
The HecM Co., Washissfos
so Originally l4.e5 and le.e5
Junior Miss Dresses
1895
Lovely, lively prints on dark or
light grounds, smart navy and
black; all royon crepes! Also q
few 2-pe. lightweight wools.
Wonderful values, in sizes 9 to
IS.
Yo.ss' Washissfosias Shop,
Third Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washinsfos
IS Originally $50
Doytime Dresses
2.88
y Coy, round d-the-eIock Misses and
Women's cotton dresses in
spriehtIy foroI prints on light
backgrounds. Broken sizes in
the group.
Daytime Dresses, 3yd Floor.
The Hech Co., WashinsfoS
Misses RoincootS
I Orig. z4.e5 Hooded Rsineeats,
muItieord eelonese royon, black,
brown, sizes 10 and lo---1o.S5
s Orig. 1895 Reineoets, multi
cord ceIonese, black. brown. sizes
Rainwear Bar, Street Floor.
The Hech Co.
1876 poirs Orig. 7,e5 and s.e5
Women's Shoes
3.95
cesuoi Or Dressy Shoes, in spring.
right green or red! Styles in
clude opera pumps and black and
brown suedes.
IS poirs Originally 400 House
Slippers; broken color and size
range, 4 to 30
Women's Shoes, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co., WashisstoS
rs Orig. e.es TO s.es
Misses BIouses
4.98
Short, cop or long sleeves. Royon
crepes in q variety Of eoIors and
styles, tailored or Ioee trimmed.
Broken sizes 81 to 38.
2s Orig. 5.ss Blouses, assorted
styles -----3.98
Blouse Bar, Street Floor.
The Heeht Co.
so Originally 3.e5
Women's Aprons.
2.29
An outstanding group Of pert
black chintx holf-oprons with
plaid trims.
Aprons, Third Floor,
Tie Heeht Co, WashisstoS
Sample Millinery
Plus Reductions from stoekl
800
Every lovely hat in the group was
intended to sell for much more!
II includes such fovorites os nil
Ions, picopols, rough strows, sisols,
tuscons, locy strows and Swiss
straw broids! In new, spring and
summer styles
l25 Originally 5.s5 to 1925 Felt
Hats, in black, navy, brown, pos
tells and neutroIs; many styles,
800
Millinery, Third Floor,
Tie Hscht Co. Washisgtos
rs Orig. 500
Chiidren's Shoes
1875
High shoes in brown Or white.
Elk Leather uppers and sturdy
leather soIes. Broken sizes z to
II.
IS Orig. $50 Big Boys Gym
Shoes, high and low styles. Broken
Chiidres's Shoes, Second Floor.
The Hscht Co.
Teen Clothing
4 Orig. 1875 Corduroy Jaekets,
hooded. Sizes 10 to l2--4.99
5 Orig. 1875 Drsssy Dresses,
royon erepes and toffetos. Sizes
10 to l6 ----7.95
8 Orig. 500 All Wool Jersey
BIouses. Sizes 10 to l6---l.99
Teen Circle, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Mems Sportsweor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Clearance Of Formal Dresses

OIedrdnce OF FORMAL OTeSSeS
Glonorous dance dresses . . . destined to add fIot-
teY to really "be evennes!" In group out
standing for value as we'll as beauty!
orsna'y $500 seIs,i"e ors',s' In bright ehnz prn, int
Originally $500 Reyon Taffeto BoIerine Dresses, with
ruIed erinone skirts Brown or white, in sizes
to l6 But not oil sizes all coIos
orisinay 90 Rayon Sheer Dance Dresses short eeved
styles Peter Pan collars and striped skirts. Black with
white stripes pink blue, white with white Sizes 9,
I3 or group oil eolors in oil sizes17oo
osnsIy $500 Royon Toffeto Dance Dresses, with loee
bodces and boeo jackets. Rose, green yellow Not oil
sizes all eoors Of sizes 10 to le in the group
risiney % Royon Tsffeta Dance Dresses. with match
ino mtts The group includes eod blue pink tnot eoeh
Epesiss Dresses Third Floor The Heeht Co, WashiSsos
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Occasional TobIes

s Orig. 1895 TO 44.s5 Lamp
TobIes. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Floor samples. sold os
is -----------lZ.9o
I Orig. 1895 oveI coektoiI
TobIe. Red leather top, mohoe-
any veneers and hardwood frome,
6s.s5
4 Orig. es.s5 Fully Equipped
ceIIerettes. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood --------29.s5
I Orig. 1895 Drum TobIe. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood.
Sold as osis--------12.95
I Orig. 1895 KneshoIs Desk.
Maple finished ook-----29.s5
10 Orig. 1895 Gloucester Lamp
TobIes, maple e--------l5.s5
Occasional Tables, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Bedroom Furniture

10 Orig. sos vanities. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hard
l Orig. So Vonity Base, eroy
oak ------------34.So
! Orig. $1z5 venity Bose. Prima
Vera veneers- and hardwood,
5s.ss
! Orig. $26 Chest. oroy ook,
1898
! Orig. $50 Chest, walnut
veneers and HARDWOOD d---59.s5
I Orig. So chestrobs. nopIs
veneers and hardwood d---34.s5
4 Orig. 1925 Double Beds,
lined oak 9.o5
I Orig. $54 Double Bed, cordo-
van mahogany veneers and
hardwood ---zo.95
Bedroom Furniture, fth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Teen Clothing

4 Orig. 1895 Corduroy Jaekets,
hooded. Sizes 10 to l2--4.99
5 Orig. 1898 Drsssy Dresses,
royon erepes and toffetos. Sizes
10 to Is ----7.95
8 Orig. 500 All Wool Jerssy
BIouses. Sizes 10 to l6---l.99
Teen Circle, Second Floor
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
$50 Orig. l.5O to 1.65
kyIon Hosiery
88e pr.
= Domesties

500 Yds. Orig. 7ee AGA Tick
ing SSs
200 II PERI. 1.5s Corded Per-
Gale Crib Sheets, 45x72 in, No.
! seconds ----------1.Z9
90 Orig. z.es Mattress Peds.
washable, guaranteed not to
shrink; twin and full sizes 80
81 Orig. z.e9 White Duck
Feother Pillows, feather proof
ticking, 2lx27 in. -------l.es
~ Orig. 4.ss Solid Color Mot
tress Pods, peach or blue, full Or
twin sizes ---------- 3.SS
II Orig. z.es to 1898 Mat-
tress Covers, bleoehed, un-
bIeoched, button and Upper
STYLES. Full and twin sizes,
l.99 10 9.95
Domesties, Fifth Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
ls Originally $500
Misses All Wool Suits
1898

Fitted, rib-hueeine/ Jackets,
pIeoted-effect skirts make these
suits just the ticket for thot extra
suit you need! They're kelly, red,
navy or brown. Sizes y to 10
in the group.
IS Originally 7.s5 AIi-WooI Jer-
sey Skirts, ripping and full; NOR
row eoId-coIored belt; brown,
kelly, black; sizes "a to 3o-2
Sportswear, Third Floor.
The Hechf Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-15
rs Orig. 500
Chiidren's Shoes
1875

High shoes in brown Or white.
Elk leather uppers and sturdy
leather soIes. Broken sizes z to
II.
IS Orig. $50 Big Boys Gym
Shoes, high and low styles. Broken
sizes ~
ChHdress Shoes, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

This important group of suits is Of
fine Forstmonn's wool! The style
is the box silhouette. In kelly,
pink, skipper. Sizes 10 to l8 in
the group.
II Originally 1895 to $500 ALL
Wool Suits in dressmoker and
sports styles; black, grey or wine
in the group. Sizes 10. II and
Ia 500
Mexxdniss Salts, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co., Washinstos
Evening star., 1948-04-15
SO Originally 800 to 59.o5
Junior Miss Coats and Suits
.28.oo each

Because Of broken size range, these excellent ol-
wool suits and coots ore marked 'woy down. All
in new, wanted styles Navy and posteIs in
the group. Broken sizes to IS!
80 Originally $500 sss5 Suits and ceo..
and dresy styles; black navy and postes broken sizes
Yoasg Washixgfosiam Shop Third Floor,
The Heehf Co., Washisgtos
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Clearance Of Misses
Better Dresses

One outstanding group Of royon prints royon sheers
and wooIs in one ard two-piece styles; broken
sizes 10 to 20:
80 Orig. 1895 TO $500. Reduced to----leoo
36 Orig. $500 to 1895. Reduced to------25oo
10 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Reduced to------29oo
A second group Of exciting one and two-pieee wool
costume suits and cope outfits, in broken sizes 10
to 20:
IS Orig. 6o.s5 TO $500. Reduced to---55oo
Z Orig. $500. Reduced to -----75oo
Orig. 1880 to $500. Reduced to----95.oo
Dress Saios, Third Floor The Heeht Co., Washingfon
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Washers and Ironers

Fully Guaranteed Demonstrators
md Elnnr Snnanles
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so Originally l4.95 and 1875
Junior Miss Dresses
1895
IS Originally $50
Doytime Dresses
2.88

Cay, round -the-eloek Misses and
Women's cotton dresses in
spriehtIy florol prints on light
backgrounds. Broken sizes in
the group.
Daytime Dresses, 3rd Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washisstos
Evening star., 1948-01-14
Psychiatrist Appointed
For ChiIdren's S HOSPITAL

Dr. Reginald Spencer Lourie, child
psychiatrist, has been appointed di-
rector of the child guidance center
at Children's Hospital, it was an
nounced yesterday by Miss Eliza
beth Houghton, chairman of the
Junior League Committee for the
clinic.
Funds for the project are being
provided by the Junior League of
Washington. They will provide
S2o,0 each year for five years, it
was said.
DR.. Lourie will come to Children's
Hospital in July. The staff of the
new clinic will include a psycholo-
gist, psychiatric social worker and
an Office secretary.
A graduate of Long Island Col
lege and Columbia University, DR..
Lourie has done psychiatric work in
the New York State Psychiatric In
stitute and Hospital Bellevue Hos
pital, New York. and more recently
on the staff OF the University of
Rochester.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
Report Seen in Week
On Empire Collapse

Stewart Beall, chairman of the
board of inquiry into the partia
collapse of the Empire Building, sale
today he expects to report the
boards findings to Engineer Com.
missioner Gordon r. Young within
week or 10 days.
The special five-man board viii
complete its hearing tomorrow intt
the December 16 collapse OF part
of the apartment house at Ninth
street and New York avenue NV
The last witnesses will appear be-
fore the board at 10 am. in the Dis
trict Building Board Room.
Four were killed and IL were in
jured in the collapse. Since then
the Commissioners board of in
luiry has focused its attention on
first-floor brick wall. which is be-
lieved to have formed one of the
main supports Of the building.
Tomorrow's witnesses are expected
to tell of recent remodeling done
at the building. They include
Morris Cladny, a builder; c. H
Zeller, a designer. and Nick Papani-
colas, owner OF the building. Also
expected to appear is M. T. Shipp
owner of the company hired by Mr.
Papanicolas to wreck the building
Evening star., 1948-01-14
.SmaI|-Business Men
Greeted by Ha||eck
On Capitol Steps
Three hundred and fifty members

Three hundred and fifty members
Of the National Small Business
Mems Association were greeted on
the east steps of the Capitol today,
by majority Leader Halleck before
they scattered to seek out their vari-
GUS Representatives in support of
the associations legislative program.
Two of the principal objectives
of their program are repeal of the
Wage-hour Act and amendment OF
the Taft-Hartley Act to ban indus
try-wide bargaining. They also
support the Knutson tax reduction
bill. They want an end to all privi-
leges for co-operatives and oppose
re establishment of ration or re-
imposition Of wartime controls"
The members arrived in buses
from the Wardman Park Hotel,
where they are holding conven-
tion called Small Business Day in
Washington"
This afternoon they were to be
addressed by Senator Ball, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota, and Repre-
sentative Taber, Republican, Of New
York, at q meeting In the hotel,
where they also were to discuss the
results of their calls on members Of
Congress. .z--..4..s.. 80
Senator Styles Bridges will ad-
dress the banquet tonight at the
wardman Park. at which many of
the legislators will be their guests.
The National Small Businessmen S
Association, largest and one of the
few survivors of several small busi-
ness groups organized in NRA days,
is largely the creation Of De Witt
Emery of Chicago, owner of an
Akron (Ohio) printing establish
ment.
On his board Of directors are 8
manufacturer of arch supports, a
manufacturer of poultry equipment
an insurance man, an investment
man, a photographer, trucking man
and manufacturer of electric heat
ing appliances.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
Kingman Park Citizens Hit
Use Of Blow, Webb Schools

Proposed reconditioning of Blow
and Webb Schools to expand Browne
Junior High School facilities was
denounced last night by the King
man Park Civic Association as
"wastefully using the taxpayers
money"
The resolution suggested to the
Board of Education that there are
other available schools that could
be used temporarily without expen-
diture of any funds.
The group also called on President
Truman and officials of Government
Services, Inc, to settle the strike Of
the CIO Cafeteria Workers Union,
Local All, ito prevent further hard
ship on the part of the workers.
Another resolution called on the
Recreation Board to obtain the rec
reation hall of the Langston tempo
rary housing units at Twenty-sixth
street and Oklahoma avenue NE.
"for community purposes when the
Government discontinues the units
June 30. r.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
Tickets for Concert

Distribution of invitations
was begun today for the eighth
of the Neighborhood Concerts
by the National Symphony
Orchestra in Western High
School at 9 pm. Monday, jan
uary 26.
The invitations were sent by
The Evening Star, which spon-
sors the series. to Western
High School, Gordon Junior
High School and Grant, Curtis.
Key, Hardy, Stoddert. Murch,
Hearst, Oyster and Adams
Elementary Schools.
Other invitations are avail
able at the Recreation Depart
inent, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV. and in Room 724
of The Evening Star Building.
All but about 100 invitations
for the seventh concert, which
will be held next Monday night
in Coolidge High School, Fifth
and Tuckerman streets NV,
already have been issued. The
remaining few may be obtained
in Room 724, The Evening Star
Building.
DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor
of the National Symphony,
will be on the podium at Cool
idge, while Howard Mitchell,
assistant conductor, will direct
the orchestra at Wfstern.