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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
ROthSC|liId'S Secret
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright 1913. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Incl


was sitting in a Second Ave-
nue. cafe drinking tea. A strang-
er sat down beside me. He looked
like the fellow in COIeridge's poem
the Ancient Mariner.
He sat silently. Now and then
he'd eye me and I would look at
him. Between looks, 1 finished a
cup of tea.
waiter" called, another cup
of tea" Turning to the stranger,
"WOn't you join me in a cup?" 1
ask him.
The man signs, "I, a . poor
man"
"POOr man-rich man." 1 re-
turn, chow many of us are ROths-
chiIds ?"
"Rothschild" he beams.
"YOu say that" 1 say, "as
though you knew ROthschild. You
didn't go to Cheder with him, did
yOu?"
"Rothschild,' he signs again.
"POOr fellow" 1 think to my
self, 1.-The poor dubb dreams of
being a ROthschild, maybe"
II am poor mani help make
Rothschild," he says.
The man is mad, 1 conclude to
myself. 1 better hurry and finish
my tea and get away. Who wants
to talk to a meshugener:
The man takes another sip of
tea and looks at me hard: "Do
you know how Rothschild made
his millions ?"
1 think / will treat the subject
lightly. 1 say, "WelI, it's very
easy to make a million dollars
All you've got to do is to buy
something for a million dollars
and sell it for two millions. Then
you have million clear profit.
Easiest thing in the wOrldw
mo jokes" he says. "Do you
know the basic secret? There is
always a secret you know. You've
got a head and hands, just like
Rothschild, why don't you make
millions? There must be a secret
why he made it and you don't"
"Well," 1 reply, eff you know
the secret, why don't you make
million ?"
81 told you," he says, IT made
Rothschild's."
"Well, this was getting kind of
deep, but thought would humOr
him. "WelI, what is the secret
way of becoming a ROthschild ?"
I ask.
"It's very plain" he says,
"Rothschild was able to enlist the
mystic forces of nature in his be-
half. He had method"
Eyes, 1 KNOW" 1 say, "but 1
thought you knew the method"
Sure, I do" he says.
"What is it,"
"I'll tell you" he says, IT am a |
poor man, as you see, but once
lived in Paris ano many a time |
1 went up to Rothschild and asked
him for little help"
did he give it to yOu?" ask.
eyes, he always gave me some
thing-and what's more, he would
never let me thank him. He al
ways ran away before I could
thank him. And that's the secret. |
Yes" he sighed, that is the Sc
cret." He looked at me hard and
long, then asked, Don't you
?"
looked at him and said moth
ing.
aft iS very Sinon1e" he saws.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
HIGHWAYS AND RAILROAD IN ALASKA GET APPROPRIATIONS

THIS WEEK. the House Appropriations committee recommended $352OOOOO for Aloskon highways and the Aldskd Rorood for the year stdrtng July l..
 The sum is contained in the Interior Department Appropriation Bill. It includes $l5.000,0O0 cash to carry on $47. .858.790 rehabilitation program of the Alosku Rolrood plus S6700.000 in contract author izotion. The $l3.5OOOOO for road construction and improvement include $5OOOOOO in controct uuthor- izdtion.
 The road allocotion is SCALA under budget estimotes and provides maintenance and improve ment of existing roads $l700.000; construction of roads. $6OOO000 cash. and $50OO0O0 controct auth
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of Third and Division
 Rev. Lewis I. Hudgins. Pastor

A bud is not a flower, but it is the promise of a flower. Such is the Lords Day. -Plasford. l0:00 am. Singspiration and Sum-
 day School Classes. 11:00 am. Morning message. 7:30 pm. Singspiration and spe-
 cial music. 800 pm. Evening message. Wednesday: 7:30 pm. Melody and
 Prayer. Come and bring your Bible.
 You are ever welcome to attend these services.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
D NOME GOSPEL MISSION
 of Alaska Evangelixation Society Rev. Vern Rimling. Pastor

Sunday:
 200 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Gospel Service. Tuesday:
 7:30 pm. Prayer and Testimony Thursday:
 3:30 pm. "Vit-Em-In Childrens'
 Bible Class" Friday:
 7:30 pm. Know Your Bible
 Glass;" Verse by verse study
 in Hebrews.
 You are invited-Everyone is welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
BLUE EYES AND BLACK

eyes contain exactly the same col bring pigment, known as melanin, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The difference in color is the result of the way in which light is reflected from the surfaces of the fibers which make up the iris. Black eyes also have more melanin than blue eyes do.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
 1948
MEMORIAL DAY l9&

MEMORIAL DAY comes with the spring to remind
 thdt we have duty toward both the living and the departed thdt should pause in our doiY activities to pay our respects to the memory of those who stdked the trdil dhedd of and have crossed the Great Divide. thdt we may live and prosper.
 It is customary to decorate graves of our loved and friends, and to fitting ceremonies to honor their memory throughout the land.
 In Nome Memorial Day comes too early for much grdveside ceremony. services are usuullY held in organized groups of churches. It is unfortunate thut we pause for but day to pay respects to our departed. and throughout the rest of the year ig- the deplordble condition. of the graveyard in which they are buried.
 This year many services will be held for American soldiers who gave their lives in the last Let not be neglectful of duty to them Let not for get them ut this time.
 The inscription of the tomb of the Unknown Sol cier is
 Here Rests in Honored Glory.
 An American Soldier
 Known But To God"
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
NO COMPETITION

RUSSIAN DELEGATE ot Luke Success accused the United States and Britain of blocking any effort towdrd world wide reduction of ormoments.
 Each day. os you read over whot the Russians sdid you got to thinking there's positively nothing left in the world of dbsurditY they could say the next day.
 Then. invariably they topped themselves.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH
Fred Fl. Waoner. Pastor

Fred Fl. Wagner. Pastor
 All services now held in pastors residence located on Fourth Ave. and Division St. Sabbath School II am. Saturday. Evangelistic Service, 7:3O pm. Sunday.
 The Public is cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28

IURCHES ATHoLIC CHURCH
 y l:so pm caechism es S:sO am. MIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION
 Rev. H. R. Amundsen
 Rev. Theran McGrew
 am Sunday School
 m. Evening Service.
 day 33O pm. Chil- s Miracle ay 7:3O Prayer DEBATED CHURCH rlin w. Day. Minister ,orning services at the Church, except the Sunday
 as usual at 1O:00 cosTAs aon ASSEMBLY OF Third Avenue West Pastor A. E. capener ay Schoo...-.~..1O3O am. ing service -----.7:45 day-
 Study .---..-.--.-745 pm. 'ERYONE WELCOME cH OF THE NAZARENE er of Third and Division Lewis l. Hudgins. Pastor Id is not flower, but it promise of flower. Such Lords Day. -Plasford. m Singspiration and Sum- School Glasses. nm. Morning message Sngspraton spe- music. m Evening message. day 7:30 Melody and
  and bring your Bible are weccm attend ervices ME GOSPEL MISSION ,a Evangelization Society Vern Rimlng. Pastor Sunday School pm. Gospel Service  pm. Prayer and Testimony  pm. "Vit-EmI Childrens' ole Class" .. "Know Your Bible
 ss" Verse by study Hebrews.
 inved-Everyone is
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION Pastors Rev. H. R. Amundsen and Rev. Theran McGrew

Sunday:
 ll:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:30 pm. Evening Service. Wednesday 3:30 pm. Chil- dren'S Miracle Book Club. Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28

orlzuton; construction of repair shops and district headquarters $3OO,OO0 and surveys $5O0OO0
 The Army has urged the committee to be liberal with its funds for the Aldsku Ruilroud and for roads.
 The bill provides $4.5l8962 for the Alosku Native Service. $325.OOO for Investigation of mineral re- sources in Aldsku by the Geological Survey and funds for the Territorial government
 These latter include sularies and expenses S62- 785 legislative expenses $48OOO public shools ESQ., OOO of insdne $4OO OOO and construction and re- pair of roads and troils $lOOOOO
 In addition to the foregoing. sums for Aldsku are contained in funds for other bureaus for q number of other agencies of the Interior Department. n- cluding 1ndiun Service Mining Bureuu Fish and Wildlife Service. the Notionul Park Service and others.
 One Indidn Bureau item is contruct authorization of $5.9250OO for q new hospital.
 The committee recalled reports thot Interior Dept officidls pldnned removal of Aloskdn headquarters from Juneau to Anchorage. It suid it had not been informed of such q pldn and told the department not to take such action until the committee hos op proved it.
 The committee disdllowed $4.50O for pointing the governors mdnsion and soid it would be better to remove the present stucco finish and repoce it with wood.
 The committee announced thot the road improve ment program included the ospholt surfocng of portions of the Richardson Highway and Glenn HighwoY: continuation of construction of the Kenu Loke Homer Road the Eagle Forty mile Road the Anchorage Potter Road and several other farm roads.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
FEDERATED CHURCH Murlin w. Day. Minister

Sunday
 No morning services at the Fed erated Church, except the Sunday School as usual at 1000 am.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Saturday 1:30 pm. Catechism
 Class. Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 am.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-28

PENTACOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF
 GOD
 Third Avenue West Pastor "A. E. Capener
Evening star., 1948-11-25
81 Originally 4.o0
ONE COAT ENAMEL
gallon 90

For wolls or woodwork. Wash
able. White or ivory.
50 Orig. 4.5o Semi Gloss EnomeI.
For walls or woodwork. White and
ivory, Gallon ----------2.s9
Is Orig. 5.s5 cIeor Quick Dry
Vornish. For interior woodwork,
floors, furniture. Gallon ---3.7s
"a Orig. 5.55 Outside White
House Point. Can be tinted ony
color. Gallon ---3.o9
50 Orig. Ats Porch Or Deck
Paint. For inside or outside use
on wood, cement, linoleum floors.
Grey, oak, red, mahogany. Sol
Paints, Seventh Floor.
The Heeht Co, WashiSgfos
Evening star., 1948-11-25
CLEARANCE!
Spreads and Dropes

Some one -ond-two-of- o-kind. All
drosticolIy reduced for quick
clearance.
s Orig. 4.44 HobnaiI Spreods.
Twin size. Rose, blue e----l l.s9
! Orig. $40 Chenille Spread.
Twin size. yellow l.99
$ Orig. 500 to 1895 Chenille
and Hobnoil Spreads. All one-of-
o-kind. Twin and double sizes.
Blue, rose, grey, white. All sold
os is 5.SS
z Orig. s.s5 and 1926 Chenille
Spreads. .One blue, | grey. Eoch
twin size --,----4.95
IS Orig. s.s5 ToiIe De Jouy
Droperies. Blue -ond-white print.
234 -yds. long -----4.95 pr.
IS Orig. 1895 Droperies. "chi-
nese Key" design. Lined. 2sA-
yds. long pr.
6 Orig. e.s5 ToiIe De Jouy von-
ity Skirts. 3 red, 3 blue e4.95
3 Orig. 1926 Green Floral chintz
Vonity Skirts rts------4.95
z Orig. 1895 vonity Skirts.
Royon satin. Rose 4.95
9 Orig. 1895 PriseiIIa Style
chintx Droperies. Hunter green,
6.95 pr.
3 Orig. 1895 "Ginshom Rose"
Patterned Droperies. Priscilla
style yle---6.95 pr.
20 Orig. 1898 Check Girshdm.
spreads. Blue, red, green. Double
size ----7.9S
50 Orig. s.s5 Royon- -ond- Cotton
Domask Spreads. Twin ond
double sizes ---7.95
80 Orig. SIS Quilted Top Royon
Sotin Spreeds. Blue, beige, green,
rose. Twin and double sizes,
1875
Spreads, 9Th Floor,
~hs Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Clearance Fine Cloths
Dinner Sets Luncheon
Sets Bridge Sets

There ore even towels and cock
toll sets included Many ore
one-ond- two Of o-kind. Most Of
them ore soiled but will
freshen up like new with tub
bine. Check listing below for
sompIe values.
~ Orig. I.ss Plastic Aprons.
Is Orig. CSC PIes.ie TobIe
Cloths. 52x52-in. pIoid pot
~ Orig. l.ss PIostie Cloths.
52x7O in. Ploid patterns e9e
So Orig. 2.ss White Cotton
Domosk Table Cloths. 52x52
in. -------l.4e 40
SO Orig. l.ss Printed Cotton
Bridge Sets -----1.29 set
II Orig. 3.es coektaiI Napkins.
Set Of 8-------2.99
I27 Orig. 4.e5 Bridge Sets. Sold
color posteIs ond applique de-
signs -------2.99 SCI
81 Orig. 4.ss Guest Towels. All
linen or Iinen-ond-oreondy, 2.99
81 Orig. 500 Irish Linen Printed
TobIe Cloths. 52x52 in.--3.s9
1873 Orig. ese Irish Linen Printed
Napkins ---39e co.
1os II Pert. 2.5e simtex TobIe
Cloths. 52x52 in.----1.5s
43 If PERI. 2.es Printed Cotton
TobIe Cloths. 52x72 in.---1.s9
II Orig. 12.s5 Lace Toble
Cloths 72x72 in. -- 8.95
70 Orig. 1925 Loee Cloths.
72xlo8 in. -------Il.s5
43 Orig. 1895 Hond-Hemmed
Irish Linen Double Do m osk k
Cloths. 72xeO in.
70 Orig. 22.s5 Hond-Hemmed
Irish Linen Double Domask
Cloths. 72x1O8 in. ----lS.e5
6 Orig. 1875 Hond-Hemmed
Irish Linen Double Domask
Cloths. 72x126 in. -~--2.95
ST Doe. Orig. 2z.95 Hond-
Hemmed Irish Linen Double
Damosk Napkins. 22x22 in,
doz. ---------1S.95
! Orig. 1895 Linen-ond-or-
CANDY Luncheon Set. 54x72-in.
cloth, set ----------~S5O
I Orig. 1898 Linen-ond-or-
Candy Bouquet Set. 72xlO8 in,
cloth, set -------------$Ioo
Linens, Fifth Floor,
The Heeh Co, Washj"sf"
Evening star., 1948-11-25
126 Prs. Orig. 2.o8 to 5.e5
CURTAINS
1.9' pr.

ToiIored and ruffIed curtains TO
choose from. Short and long
lengths royon morquisettes,
cotton morquisettes, pebble dot
cotton morquisettes =. just TO
give you an ideo Of whot we
have. Some soiIed. All sold
os is.
so Pr. Orig. l.4s ToiIored Royon
and Cotton Mesh curtoins. a.
in. swide to poir, 54-in. long.
Hemmed, headed. EeesheII,
4se pr.
20 Pr. Orig. 2.ss cottose Sets.
42-in. top, 33-in. sosh. Blue and
green. SmortIy trimmed 81 pr.
2s Pr. Orig. I.ss Pebble Dot
curtoins. 6O-in. wide to poir.
54-in. long. Blue or green. Per-
Gale trim -----S1pr.
7s Pr. II Pert. $50 and 5.ss
ToiIored Royon kinon curtoins.
8o-in. wide to pair, So and u
in. long. EeeshelI I---2.eS pr.
IA Pr. Orig. 1913 RuffIed Or
candy Curtoins. 84-in. wide to
poir, eO-in. long. Chintz voIonee
and tie-bocks. BIue----5.o8 pr.
1s Pr. Orig. s.ss RuffIed Royon
Morquisette Curtains. Royon
sotin ribbon trim. lOO-in. wide
to pair, 9O-in. long. Blue ond
rose o.So pr.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
LAMPS

80 oriq. 1895 Imported Moiolieo
Lomp Bases. Handmade mount
mas. mo shode.) ---14.e5
IS Orig. 1895 Imported MoioI-
leo Lomp Bases. Handmade
mountines. mo shode.) = S.e5
80 Orig. $50 Wooden Kiddy
Lomps. With matching shades,
z.s5
IS Orig. 1895 ItoIion White
Aloboster Lomps. Stretched royon
shades T.So
IS Orig. 6.75 crystoI Gloss Bou-
doir Lamp Bases. Flower trim
around bose 5.49
3 Orig. s.s5 Bronxe-PIoted Floor
Lamp Bose. mo shaded. Sold
os 7.95
I Orig. 14.95 Bronxe-PIoted
Torehiere with Cone. Sold os is,
s.e5
Lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25

Curtains, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
COMFORTERS

(Some soiIed, some DISCONTINUED
6 Orig. 1926 Royon Sotin WOOL
Filled Comforts. Tulip design.
72x84-in., for single and double
beds ---l3.30
7 Orig. 1895 Reyon Sotin Wool
Filled Comforts. Bow-Knot motif.
72x84-in. -----l3.5O
z Orig. SIS Royon Satin Wool
Filled Comforts. Tropunto en-
broidey. 72x84-in.-----16.5o
z Orig. 1926 Down-FiIIed COM
forts. Silk cover interIning.
72x84-in. ------33.6 .65
z Orig. 1895 Royon sotin Com
forts. $3.50 virgin wool, 1870
down filling. 8Ox87-in. size for
double beds 1865
4 Orig. 1885 Westinghouse
Electric comforters. Royon sotin
cover with electric warming sheet
inside. Side Upper opening so
you can eosily remove warming
sheet for cleaning $50
Comforts, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25

100 Originally 3.e5
Tots Dresses
z .ss
Pert and cute os can be
>. yet q low, low price!
OF sturdy cottons in plain,
florol or stripe patterns.
Sizes 3 to Ok in the group.
IS Originally s.ss Cotton
Overall Sets. with button
front jackets; brown or
blue; sizes 5 and 6--2.S8
3 Originally S.95 Tots
Suede Joekets, in red only;
sizes 6 and Ok; zip front,
e.ss
so Originally 1855 Felt
Hats for Tots. navy, red,
brown; for the 3 to s year
old-------1.88 old
3 Originally $40 ToddIers'
Bobby" Suits. Of blue cot
ton broodcIoth; size z only, D..
4.88
5 Originally 500 ToddIers'
Bobby Suits, size A and 3,
4.S8
IS Originally 800 Tots
Sweotess, oll-wooI; cordi-
gan style; in yellow only;
size s and 8----2.88
Tots Shop. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
40 Originally 800
Carpet Sweepers
1.99
Boil beorine action. Eosy-to-
empty dustpon with lever to con-
troll both sides. Rubber bumper
protects furniture.
Homewares, It'll Floor.
Washinsfon
Short Lengths Of
AII-WooI Fobrics
1.9s yd.

An outstanding selection Of
short-Ieneth woolens! All 54
inches wide. In lengths from l8
inches to l7s yds. Use them
for skirts, jackets. chiIdren's
clothes ot greet savings. Cob
ordines, dress crepes, fIonnels
ond novelty weoves. Come eorIy
for choice selection from 500
yords.
Fabrics, Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1948-11-25

54-in. Jumbo 0orment bogs or
54-in. regular eorment boes.
IS Orig. 3 for s4e Krene Shout
der Covers in einehom checked
plastic ------3 for 59e
100 Orig. sse Krene Plastic
Aprons, hoIf-opron style, in
black and white checkT----59e
$50 Orig. 4se and ese Scissors,
3ee
81 Orig. 75e Padded Baby Hon
ger. in pink or blue
50 Orig. sse Moth Boss Of ce-
dorized poper 22x7xoo inches,
5se
$50 Orig. 2se FIorol Tone Gro
ehet Cotton. US yards to ball.
Assorted colors for towel edeine,
tobIe mots; boll------19e
Notions and Neediework,
Street Floor. The Hecht Co.
WashisgfoS
Evening star., 1948-11-25

$50 Orig. 1.so, 2.4o and $50
(tox included Mems and Wom-
ems Metal Watch Bonds, eoeh
3oe tox included
Watches, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co., Washington
100 orisinoIIy 100 and l.5o
Ladies' compoets. Attractive
STYLES, in all metol-------ess
Costume Jsrelry, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co, WashintgoS
Evening star., 1948-11-25
SHEETS CASES

(Some SoIed and Shopworn)
u Orig. e.e5 Crib Sets. | sheet.
pillow cose in Womsutto Sup
creole combed percole with loce
I Orig. e.e5 PepperelI Peeress
Embroidered Pillow cose Set.
$40 set
IS Orig. 7.s5 Royon satin Pillow
coses. White, blue, peoeh,
5.s5 pr.
II Orig. 1895 Royon sotin
Sheets. eOxlO8 in. White, blue,
peach 1925
u Orig. 1895 Reyoa sotin
Sheets. 72xlO8 in. White, blue,
peach ---------------S.S5
Orig. 1895 Royon sotin Sheet
Sets. Peoch, white. oOxlO8-
in. sheet, z coses 1890 set
3 Orig. 1859 Irish Linen Sheets.
72xlO8 in. .-------l1.Z5
I Orig. 27.5o Irish Linen Sheet.
9OxlO8 in.-----13.Z5
7 Orig. s.s5 Botes Sheet Set.
slxlO8-in. sheet, z cases, with
blue seoIIopine----5.s5s set
Orig. 1895 Botes Embroidered
Sheet Set. eOxlO8-in. sheet, z
coses ---------------S.So ser
z Orig. 1895 Imported Modiero-
Embroidered Sheet Sets. Tx
1O8-in. sheet, z cases, 1925 set
Orig. 34.s5 Imported Modiero-
Embroidered Sheet Sets. Tx
lO8-in sheet, one cose, 1925 set
I Orig. 1895 Imported Modiera-
Embroidered Sheet. 72xlO8 in,
s.s5
z Orig. s4.s5 PeppereII Peeress
Embroidered PereoIe Sheet Sets.
Two 72x1O8-in. sheets. two Ask
36 12-in. coses ---l9.S5 SET
z Orig. 22.s5 PepperelI Peeress
Embroidered PereoIe Sheet Sets.
One eOxlO8-in. sheet. two Ask
38I2-in. cases -----lZ.95 set
z Orig. $500 PeppereII Peeress
Hand- Pointed PereoIe Sheet Sets.
Two 72xlO6-in. sheets, two Ask
381z-in. coses----14.95 set
s Orig. 1895 Commons finest
combed PereoIe Solid Color Sheet
Sets. Two 72xlO8-in. sheets,
two 45x38R-in. coses. Aqua,
maize, pink. blue. HemstItched.
1925
I oris. 1875 Commons Finest
combed PereoIe Sheet Sets. One
oOxlO8-in. sheet, two 45x38h-
in. cose. Moize------s.s5 set
z Orig. 1875 Commons Fine
combed PereoIe Sheet Sets. Two
72xlO8-in. sheets, two Ask
38lz-in. ooses. ScoIIoped,
e.s5 set
7 Orig. 1885 Royon Printed
Blanket Covers. Hemstitehed
edges. 72x90 in. Peach. blue.
moize, white ------9.95
! Orig. l4.e5 Printed Royon
Blanket Covers. 9OxlO8 in.
Peach, blue, moize n.S5
z Orig. 1875 Royon shontuns
Blanket Covers. Looe trimmed
on 4 sides and down center,
I Orig. 1925 Royon shantuns
Bonket Cover. 9OxlO8 in. Lace
trimmed on 4 sides and down
center ter-------13.95
! Orig. 1895 choIIis BIonket
Cover. Royon sotin trim. Double
size --13.95
Sheets, 5th Floor
The Hecht Co.
81 Originally 4.6O
ONE COAT ENAMEL
gallon 90
For walls or woodwork. Wash
able. White or ivory.
50 Orig. 4.5o Semi Gloss EnomeI.
For walls or woodwork. White and
ivory Gallon -----------z.s9
IS Orig. 5.S5 Clear Quick Dry
Vcrnish. For interior woodwork,
Evening star., 1948-11-25

Recognize the label at once! Nationally Famous
lone-seeve sport shirts in royon and wool (proPery
labeled as to wool eontent). All purpose, two
way collars, flap pockets. In solid coIors and
patterns, sizes small, medium and large. Ideal
for gifts!
Nevis Furnishings and Sportswear, Street Floor
Washington and Slver Spring
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Shower Curtoins and
Shower Curtoin Sets

z6 Orig. 1.es Stall Shower Cur
toins -------------- -SSe
zs Orig. i.9s and 2.ee Window
prapes. Without tie-bocks,
99e pr.
So Orig. l.ss and z.ss Shower
curtains. One and two -of-o-
kind. we
II Orig. z.ss Shower curtoins.
= One-ond- d-two-of-o-kind ---l.99
" Orig. 800 and 4.ss Shower
Curtain Sets. With dropes,
2.es set
TT Orig. 6.ss ond 1913 Shower
Curain Sets. With dropes,
Il Orig. s.95 Shower curtoin
Sets. With dropes 5.95 set
Curtains, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
MEMS SHOES

80 Originally s.s5 Bowling Shoes.
THE KeeIer," soft black Golf uppers,
unIned, ventilated ond Ioce-to-toe
styles. Broken sizes
IS Originally ll.s5 TO 1880 cosuoI-
type Shoes, step-n and loofer styles.
Solid and two-tone potterns Leather
and rubber soIes; broken sizes, 2.se
e5 Originally 1875 TO 1880 Black
or Brown oxfords, several different
styles. Leather and rubber soIes and
heels. Broken sizes 3.99
MEMS Shoes, Second Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1948-11-25

To hang Christmas stockings
from. Mode of corrugated cord
boord to look like brick. lmi-
totion log included.
Homewares, It'll Floor,
: Washinstos
Evening star., 1948-11-25
TOYS

IS Orig. 100 Cost Iron Banks.
Each shaped like cot or dog.
49e
Is Orig. l.s5 Lionel Chemistry
50 Orig. 800 Sparkle Plenty
Doll crodles, with minioture
blankets 2.19
4 Orig. 5.s5 Lionel Chemistry
Laboratories, in wooden cases,
4 Orig. e.e5 Electric Motor Boots.
with plastic construction. Runs
on batteries for hours ---2.99
s Orig. 1895 Upholstered Simu-
Ioted Leother children's Settee,
in blue or ivory ----12.9S
Toys, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-03-07
$1,000 Received 10 Help New Atomic Metal Made
Survivors Of Fire Fatal 10 4|In Minute Quantity

More than $1,000 has been re-
ceived to help survivors of a fire in
which four members of the family
of Richard Mills, A, colored, 14l1
Alabama avenue Sc, died Tuesday
it was announced last night by
Norman Reed, program director OF
Station WWDC.
The station began TO appeal fol
clothing and money for the family
shortly after the early morning fire
at the Mills home.
Mr.. Mills was reported still in
critical condition last night al
Casualty Hospital. A granddaughter
Brenda Mills, IA months old, whc
suffered head injury, also was iL
critical condition at Gallinger Hos.
pital, authorities said A daughter
Ernestine, 20, was in good condition
at Casualty and son, Marvin, 7
was released Friday from Gallinger
Mr.. Reed said money received
from listeners and from a COMMITTEES
of friends of the fire survivors was
being placed in special Mill:
Family Fund" bank account ane
would be turned over to a member
of the family, probably this week
Clothing already has been giver
them, he said.
Funeral services were held yes.
terday at the Campbell A. M. e
Church, 1852 Nichols avenue Sc.
for the four who died in the fire
They were Mrs. Bernice R. Mills
40, wife of the injured man: two
daughters, Evangeline, IA, anc
Barbara, II, and a cousin, Mrs
Matilda Chisley, 83.