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Aluminium Storm Windows
Famous Hess Tripl-Glide
Three tracks provide an Independent
operation for each insert.
Full ventilation, screen self stored
No money down, payments as low as
So per month.
Hess Triple-Glade Aluminium Win
dows sold only through factory
branch.
1918 PA. AVE. Sc:
Call for estimate without obligation,
Trinidad 0235.
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AVIATION

1916 CESSNA 14O, 1865 hrs, $1,000,
$500; 1946 Taylorcraft 2-way
radio, 30 hrs, cond. excellent.
$3.50. Falls Church Air Park, Lee
blvd EA 0QRQ
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

MAN AND WIFE, former retired.
want two bedrooms and bath In
private family with board; detached
house in NV; permanent II desir-
able. Monthly. $500. Box 1874.
ROOM AND BOARD wanted, close
high school; teen-ase boy; Arl. or
Alex. VIC: In Christian home. MRS.
BA0GETT. HO. 96e3. -
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ROOMS FURklsHED-Netheest

NVVWS fONNtSbu6O"tN0
$50 CLAIMING N.E.-sleepins rms =,
single and double; close transp.
1esi aHi 4sgsi 4kEAiRNY ST. N.E.-poaDl.
sleeping room. next to BATH, in . pvt.
home; men preferred; walking dis
tance to Catholic Univ. AID. Q666
"A BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Niceiy furn.
om or .ds' ds1' e. e osss sssi either
2 CLEAN Ink. ROOMS; working
couple; no other roomers. LU.
soia oi9'4Hi feth ST. N,E:-L.rse, double
Catholic University, streetcar and
THE MARiCK, i3s 3 st. n.e.-comf.
facil.; sgle. and dble. TR. 9154
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e.-Girl to
share rm. with another; single beds,
laund.. cook priyils. FIR. 971S.
COLORED - ATTRACTIvELY furn.
front rm. for empl lady: home
COLORED-LARGE FRONT rm., twin
men preferred. AT. 1885. 80
COLORED-1217 OWEN PL.. NE
Nice furn. room, next bath, for nice,
sober man; ss wk. AT. 1883 after
coLoRED One doubl. and on.
coLoKE1&FR6Nf e'Les i1O 70 tpSIE. ROOM for
employees, cple. or men; prsyils.
coIoRED-rR1vArE sE1Ir HOME, single
room for man. Call FIR. 5225. 81
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ST Si5 p per siisI Wi. CASTLE Inn, I'M, Forest Forest
Glen, Silver Spring. Md. Sligo 5533.

SIS Der Wi. CASTLE Inn, Forest
Glen, Silver Spring. Md. Sligo 5533.
VIC. JOHNS HOPKINS LAB bed
rooms available for Q or 3 refined
ladies, in pvt. home; reas. 1905
Belvedere DR., Silver Spring. Ju.
CHEVY CHAsE-unusually nice room
pvt. bath. meals II desired. Reason
NICELY FURN. RIM, conven. to D. C.
sodM s6d 9fSt FOR RlfsS RsN m Gs rG Gh k 27fs isun
dry priv. block from bus stop. Call
ALEXANDRIA. Attractive room, semi
private bath, is minutes D. C
Single $40, double SIS; laundry
privileges. TIE. e442. 81
ARLINGTON master bedrms.. twin
beds, next to bath. 1882 N. Wake
field ST., Arlington, Va. oW. 5426
sMvER sPRfHN-2 lse. rms. i sci.
and l dbl; unlim. phone. Call EN-
4O77; ewes, 81. 0464.
BEDROOM, small kit, share bath: l
person. 904 21st st. S. Arl. OF.
FURN. ROOM for young woman.
$3.50 wk.; bed linen furn.. kitchen
privilege: AZ min. downtown; close
shop. dist, transp. Phone Gathers
burg 732-R before IL am. and
after II pm. Il
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pooAs. Ars. TO SHARE.

FOR 10 MOs.-Womsn to share with
l other, attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. nr.
Bailey's Crossroads, Va. A. B. & W.
bus. Piano. FA. O167 after SO
GIRL between 2O-35 to share Arm.
apt, NV. twin beds. Wo. 36oo
YOUNG LADY wishes another to
share room. Woodley Apts.. 1851
Columbia I'd: nv; MI. 4232. al
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share I.
room apt AT 1920, Ext: 1O7, l.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1882 10th St.
young man to share lge. twin bed
rm. with another man; kit priv
ilese; $50 mo. WI. 1862. 3
YOUNG LADY to share small apt.
with one other girl: conven:: to 18th
st. bus. 1925 New Hampshire ave.
LADY TO SHARE attrac. s-rm. apt.
NV. with one other; twin beds.
Ewes, WO. 4512. i
WOODBRIDGE, 3-rm. furn. apt. TO
share with . refined young girl;
pyt. bath, DU. 1885,
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COLORED-7O5 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
One girl to share lge:. front rm;
gith snosher. All privileges. Call
coGoRED&s1sss VERNON ST. NV,
Apt: 81; empl eple. or 2 girls; Kit
COLORED-28 N ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn. rms; conv. transp. AID. 1888.
ROOM, 2 closets;
convenient transportation; middle
aged employed woman. DU. 1911.
coLoRED-LovELY RIM. for empl.
ladies'; conv. to transp.. respectable
family In NV. neighborhood. ia.
Co1LoRED-44e NEW YORK AVE.-
Large front rm., adults or couple;
CoLoRED Newly decorated front
rm. for young woman. Call be-
tween 8 am. and 8 pm. and after
5 pm, AID. 5077. 2O9 s st. NV
coLoRED-so11 18th ST. NV
Furn. room for rent to employed
couple. DE. 6631. 81
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM for gem
tleman; cow. transp.: vic. of 8th
and M sts. NV; $25 mo. MI. 1881 g.
COLoRED-737 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Neatly furn. rm.. in quiet home !:
suitable for one young man. 81
COLORED-174s SWAMI ST. NV
Furn. room; refined, employed per
SON; home privileges. NO. s245.
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BOATS

45-FT. BOAT; sleeps 2; suitable TO-
commercial or pleasure use: Stude.
baker engine, in perfect shape
sEAwodkTHY' YACHT, sttr.ctiyely Me
and completely equipped, for year.
round living. Owner leaving city.
Will sacrifice. RE. 1857 after 8.
FISHING PARTIES - Day. night:
EasteTn Bay. sharps Island. oooses.
F0f reservations, call CAPT
ANTHONY KING. WA. 4192.
Shop at Steelcraft Dock
OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
Maine Ave. and
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS-New equipment. en-
cient service. Call r. A. HAM
NETT, HI. 1884. -5
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers,
elec. hammers, waxers and sanders
for rent. MEENEHANS, NO. $500.
REFRIGERAToRs, Washing. machines,
ironers; good equipment; reas. rates,
with option to buy. Also for sale
at S29:50 up. WO. 1902. -3
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ROOMS FURNISHED & UhFUR.

COLORED-518 Kenyon st. NV
Large unfurn. rm., man and wife;
use of kitchen: also l furn. rm. for
l or Q students. i
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CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE
l776 Mass. ave. n.w.-Delicious meals.
Vacancies. Share lse. rm.; rms. redec.
Men or women. Social privileges.
Excel. nshbd.; conv. to cars or bus.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals. planting. trimming. Call
81. 1918 day or RA. 1879 after 6.
TOP SOIL, fill dirt. road gravel. blue
stone and manure. 10. 3-5579.
SH. 511O. 81
rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas.
rates: free estimates. AT. 0725
WALKS, terraces, nre-
places. rock gardens, flshponds. re-
tanning walls, pipe drainage, all kinds
of cement work. F. MARCUCC1O
Route 5, Horners lane, Rockville,
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MIscL. WANTED tcent. J

We BUY USED FUR COATS, ali types
Highest prices. AMERICAN FUR CO..
INC, 625 r st. NV; MA. 1895.
WANTED TO BUY. dictaphone sys-
TEN. NO. O092, Il
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GROCERY STORE
RESTAURANT

1909 Colored Trade on main thor
oughfare and nearby Arlington.
Business established 20 years. -ABc
license on and OF. Draft beer. Long
lease with reasonable rent. First
time offered and priced for i'm
mediate sale. For additional tnfor-
nation call Mr.. Brown,
YEONAS REALTY
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THEY'RE HERE! !

Beautiful fawn boxer puppies. males
and females, Axe reg, sired by ch
Baron Trevor of Tredegar Elk:
daughter of ch. Elco Of Mos smont.
Whelped July "a. Available imme-
dfately. FA. 3OTo. Al
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ALEXANDRIA
RESTAURANT

Excellent business, one of the finest
in Alexandria: fine location with liv-
ing quarters over business. Can be
purchased reasonably. Call OV. 1946.
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PAINTING??????

Z A11< ! 11N1. :
And YOU don't know whom to call?
Phone the Sherwin- Williams Paint
Co.. DE. s2o2. for free advice: We
will help you select q painter to Mt
your lob from our long list OF reput..
abs painters. A free service OF
ShfrVin- Williams Paints
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DOG FOOD

Frozen horsemeat. LIB. packages,
packages. l2c ID: canned horse
meat and gravy. 22c each, $3.50
dozen. SO case Of As. All U. 8. in
spected. Cero-Meato Kibble. $40
so lbs. Free delivery Md, Va. and
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PAP-GR1II,

One Of washington's old timers:
Ritehen. R,s,; til tile iavatories and : seauti::
full bar; operating with minimum OF
help; gross over 81 900 week, mostly
drinks: low payroll; reasonable rent;
long lease: TO settle estate. prieed 70
terms. Call Sundays and eves.,
Mr.. wallace, RA. 664e.
A. II. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, AID.
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COAL, Pennsylvania anthracite. chest
nut, SLABS ton, delivered t$5 saw
ing); minimum 2-ton orders, cash;
limited time offer. SHUREFIRE
FUEL PRODUCTS, FR. 44ss. d
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Restaurant, Falls Church
Owner says sell: have other business
interests; wonderful buy for smart
operator; crossing over 5000 per
week: good lease; low rent; ARC
license; on busy main midway; all
yeer-around business. Call US today
about this completely equipped
restaurant and grill.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtor. FA, 1920,
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ANNOUNCEMENT
the opening of his once at
1929 VERMONT AVE. NV.
TEL. ST. 1900
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Observation-Disclosures

RESTAURANT-BEER
Air conditioned; counter and tables;
seats 70; excellent location, next 10
thester; beautifully equipped; 6:yr.
lease: reasonable rent; gross, 81, 600
week: asking $4,000 cash to handle.
Ewes cali Mr.. Doonis, AID. $500.
A. II. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, 1857
Col. I'd. NV, AID, s4s4.
GROCERY AND APT.
5-rm. apt. above store: total rent,
$3.50, lease for 5. yrs; owner quotes
5000 weekly gross sales; mixed trade;
note our low price of only $4,000.
plus stock; liberal terms. Call Elk.
1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD STEERS,
10 head: reg. Hereford bull, few
Hereford cows. SH. 2114, ME. 1884.
MARE, beautiful, s gaits, very styl-
ish. Phone SH. 1880.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
poultry supplies. ME. O0S9.
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NO; SO HARDWARE store, nv.
neighborhood: S700 wk; S3.500 down
NO. 20-5 AND 10. in busy suburb;
$1,000 wk: $500 down.
NO. 2O-A-GAS STATION, pumping
mon.y-maEer; money a;i 5000 down. O0N
NO. 7O-ROOMING HOUSE on down.
town 18th St; 10 large sleepers With
free apt. for manager; $500 mo s~h-
ly; $1,000 down.
BILL SIMONS
"The Live-Wire Broker" EX. 61s1:
TEA ROOM-GUEST HOUSE
An outstanding location In downtown
Washtnston Has as oD.1atof been opsratsaa sal
years. Restaurant nov doing An An
excellent gross. and is PRACTICAL.
Select clientele: nicely equipped and
carries a long lease; beverage license
optional. Price includes 16 rooms,
occupied. 12 of which are furnished;
Entire price. S17,500: terms. Call
Mr.. Hayden, Ii 3-4790.
A. H. BACAS
Business Broker and Realtor. I'D.
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DELICATESSEN-BEER
Lively spot; crossing $1oO daily or
better, can be greatly. increased;
area thickly populated: opposite
school; nice lease, including 7-room
and bath apt. renting $50; owner
occupied: $4,000 cash will handle;
terms, Call Mr. Hayden, Ii. 3-47o0.
A. H. BACAS
Business Broker and Realtor. AD,
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BUSINESS OPP. lcent.l

HAVE $4,000 for down payment on
furnished apart. house. Want quick
action. What can you offer? NO.
1850 and DU. 2952. Il
GROCERY, colored trade; 2 partners
making fine living; about $1,000
weekly business: fine apartment: low
rent: priced very reasonable: only
$4,000 cash required: OSCAR
tsNEPaaINrEb sEPaENt * rGGsN1rGRs Gssh g and e.b
nss shop Main ; ,ai D2sb.ssr .%SgF Wash or
GoGe 4oreins SfsRos.''Si sRop WI 1859 after pm.
colored. corner loca-
ton; Groom apt. good business;
S1.4O0 or highest offef. Elk. e96S.
woMEN's APPAREL SHOP in busy
location; very attractive. lease, shop
easy to operate II experienced; sub
stsntial cash AZ required. NO. s4l1
Used Car Lot For Sale
An unusual lot doing very GOOD busi-
mess is Ssng dgs ts. 70 h.ar S
Of auto row. fully equipped with
neon signs and other equipment.
including tools. Box 203.A, Star.
IA RMS.-5-YR. LEASE
3 daa, garages &c and parking a..a space; S rent rent,
tu apt for SSner err paHi IH fusn Wsnt,
g s2'soo sS0 dfHn. pE s4fsl fsll Mrs. KOCH ewes
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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LIQUOR RESTAURANT
NV. corner, approx. $500 wkly.
rent. S175; lease for 6 yrs; seating
approx S5; great volume bar sales:
can convert to colored and should
make fortune; total price. only
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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HOTEL 1440

Newly furnished rms. with running
water, near shower baths; 24-hr.
nhone and elevator service: $1,000
to $3.50 weekly. 1440 r. I. ave.
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tone. Sccept DeSt oueI. TN. OuuOl'
PIANO, aerosonic spinet and console
models, built by Baldwin; embodies
features Of small grands and up
right; full resonant tone, responsive
action. durability and eye-appealine
case designs in mahogany. walnut,
ebony, light oak and maple fintsh.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 025
q NV. Established 1879.
PIANOs-Upright, completely over
plastic you wish, real modern. 1918
PIANOs-The Campbell Music Co. Is
featuring the Kingsbury spinet. A
truly enjoyable piano. at an excep-
tionally low price OF only $495. Full
S8-note, well designed to harmonic
with most furnishing plans. Come
in, see and try thiA hne instrument.
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL'S
MUSIC CO., HOS q st. NV. DI.
PiANo-Attractive full keyboard
spinet, made By Weaver, only used
slightly and Just $295; $25 down,
SO mo. KITS, 1880 q NV. -3
PIANOS-Before you buy any piano,
new or used, be sure and visit our
store; We can save you real money
ofi nationally advertised standard
makes; cash or terms. THE PIANO
MART. 1016 9TH St. h.v. a
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'TANos FOR RENT, with option to
buy later; So mopthly up; ST: $500.
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PIANos-Don't miss KITS big sum
mer clearancel Save UP to $3.50
on beautiful floor display and fac
tory rebuilt spinets, consoles and
grands. Terms as low as S25 down,
$40 mo. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
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100 Originally 5,es
4 Drawer Shoe
Cobinets
1.os

Store your shoes compoctly and
neatly at this low price. only
becouse the rcnufocturer has
discontinued making this style
Of merchandise.
10 Originally 3.ss Meas Quilted
Plastic Shoe Bass; with twelve
large pockets; in green only, ass
40 Originally AIS and l.SS
Wsmsn's Shoe Bsss in COY flor
al chintz --------i.o 90
20 Originally 7.ss Womsn's
Plastic Shoe Bass; twelve pocket
boos in O bright silsertone pot
8 orisinslIy I.ss Cloth Parse
Boss oss-----i.o0 Loo
I Originality i.ss Umbr.lls sss..
10 orisinsIIy l.ss lsundr
Bags, in silvertone pottern Il 90
rs Originally 3.ss BlsRkst
Boxes, brightly covered with
floroI poper: set Of two boxes.
l.ss
rs Originally 800 Hot Boxes,
set OF one l2-ineh and one To-
inch box, covered with florol
potterned poper- l.SS
so Originally 3.sS Travel hst
Boxes, with plostic hondle, LIS
rs orisinslly $50 4z-lneh ssit
Bess, in ehintx ---------l.St
SO orisinally z.39 Plsstie Shoe
Bass. with IL generous sized
pockets ts--------l.SS
Closet Shop, Street Floor.
The Hecht CO.,
Wdshinrton Store Only
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Decorator lomps
From Our
Model Rooms

Z Orig. s4.sS Rsseney Hsnd-
Deeeretsd Chino Lamps. 36-in.
ss.ss
Z Orig. is4.ss imported HsSd-
Mode cssemie Rooster Lamps.
Shodes with double ruehino.
I Orig. e4.s5 Hasd- Deeosstsd
Bristol Lemp. 34s4 in. toll. Drum
shode. Green trim s-----4s.ss
z Orig. 1895 Yellow Chine
Lsmps with Chinese Metif. Trim
med shode -----t9.ss
Z Orig. s4.ss Pink Hsnd- Deco
resed Bristol Lamps. shode with
green ruehins ins-----SS.Ss
/ Orig. s4.ss BIsek Chine
lsmps. Hand decorated with
eobbooe rose. Pure silk shode.
$3.50
Z Orig. 1885 sre.s Regency
Column Lamps. Pure silk green
StGdD - - - WV
z Orig. S4.eS Hend- Dsessesed
Bristol Lamps. Pink and grey.
Pleoted grey shode -Ss.s9
Z Orig. 6s.ss Anfiqus esess
lsmps with indirect lighting.
Opaque shodes with key design,
4s.se
Z Orig. ii4.sS eius Bristol
Lsmps. Greek ehoriot design In
copper etching. Pure silk shode,
7s.ss
Z Orig. i24.oS Hard Dseossssd !.
Bristol Column Lemps. African.
ook bose. Indirect lighting. Pure |,
silk shode- e-------------S9.c 80
Lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co,
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200 Originally 7se
Popular Records
TO-

Unused lo-inch records. we'll
known artists ord bcnds. Scna
Iicht cIcssicol selections.
osis. 9.eS Rsesrd cabiass.
open. holds 10 10 100 records,
mohcoony-finished herd~ood.
6.9S
osis. 1885 ks<ssd csbiasf.
open, shelf; holds up 70 100
records nsuhoqnny finished
hardwood i1.SS
] oe5e. 1885 end 34.sS Record
csbissks for $50 ard $50 reg
ords 1875
J ode. 34.ss 70 1875 ksessd
Csbiasss. ossorted Styles 14.sS
Records. 7fh FIoor,
Ths Hechs Co. 81
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L-omps

9 Orig. 1875 Hsnd- Sewn Lamp
shodss. Bell shape. l7-in. size.
Royon velvet trim sos
81 Orig. i4.95 voleenie Glaze
Modern Lamps. With shode,
ii.ee
. Orig. 1895 Modern REM
brsndf Fiser Lamps. With shode,
2i.cS
Z Orig. 1895 Msdssn REM
brandt Terehiess s-------zt.sS
5 Orig. S.9S cslifernis orsandy
Lamp Shedss. Sold os is -6.SS
rs Orig. S.s5 hsnd-Sswn Lamp
Shedss. For bridge iomps as
Lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co
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so Originally 2.66
Tots Ploysuits
1.ss

Foded blue denim ploysuits In
2-piece styles. Boxer shorts and
sports blouses. Sizes 3 TO g..
100 Originally 6Se chambray Or
Denim Boxer Shorts, fuli-cut;
sizes z to 6---------2 s for Loo
100 Originally i2.sS 10 1895
AIl-Wsei cosss. sizes 8 to Ok.
Red, blue, green o.Se
100 Originally 49e 10 LOO Knit
Cotton snd Reyen psatiss, teo-
rose or white: French leg; Sizes
100 orisinsIly 6ee ceston JERSEY
Pemts, odiustoble suspenders:
brown or blue: sizes 4 10 s, 3ss
30 osisinsiiy z.ss Cotton Flsa-
mel Psiemss. 2-piece style; white.
red or blue trim; sizes z to s,
LOO
II Originally s.ss TssdIers'
Wash Suiis, of cotton broodcioth
or pique; blue or yellow; sixes
z und 3---1.ee
So osisiaslly z.6e pssseaslized
kems eleusss, broken name
ronoe; sizes 4 to 6--67s
70 ovisinslIy 3.1S end 3.s9 All-
Wosl swsasess, sizes 4 TO s, 99e
rs osisiaaiiy 100 end Las
Corduroy end Woei Beansfs. 15e
Tots shop. Second Floor
The Hecht Co,
washington Store Only
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TroditionoI
Oecosionol Furniture

Occasional Furniture
I Org. 1895 Al AAsAssssy saa
Tskiss. lscthsf roo iA,ss
ORG. AVS An AAshssssy EaA
Tehie. Leather TOO 1a,Ss
. Orig. to.s5 10 AVS Side
chei,s. Mahoonny sinissssa eASrn-
wood sseues Vine tnyoe dosnosk.
etear pie4tse es hlexs cotton
fnpesirs seots k.vs
D ORG. 1875 SIDE css.,s. Mo-
tooony ilnsshsd aeIrs~ooe tFcrsss.
Blue striped scot 4.es
7 ORG. 1926 An Mskssssy
ceskssa Tssies. Lsashet top.
Z ORG. ss.ss sssiss Tssys. Mo-
hcoary seneers On rscple 1875
6 ovss. 1875 cssses sseAssssa.
hohoocny NsnssFt ord hotc-
Z ORA. t4.es side cksis. Me-
hooony finished etfrs~ood fsarsess
Sinsllnte5 lectfas saus m.SS
D Org. sa.ss END 6s.Ss an
kAshsss~y oeessieasi rsbsss.
1875 end as.ss
I Orig. io4.ss ossssssa fsssa-
sism fskie, Z isesss ss.Ss
I osis. 4S.ss Eai Tsbie. i4.sS
6xsa Ire % D axakfvnns. So.
ln w.dth %
ovis. }ss.ss kssshsss osss
ss.ss
0rrasacHal FRyulthss.
FIN Fioov, The Hschs Co.
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Outdoor Furniture

~ oris. i.ss Fls~ss Pct Stands.
tile top We
7 Orig. i4.ss Gssss Top Tsblss.
1876 top, 24-in. high, white
encnaeled steel frome ----e.eS
9 ods. 1875 Glen Tss Tsbiss,
1881 top. white enomeled
nsetol tol-~----------i2.ss
5 osis. 17.eS Msissaissie Tsblss.
2-tier fubuicr chrome fronse,
block top --l lz9S
I oris. 400 kssssn chsis. yei-
low upholstery ---------f3.9S
ois. 1895 Sleek Tsp TsbIs,
chrome frome, i3xie top, i2.e9
I Orig. 1850 Side cksis. white
enonel, yellow upholstery, 1879
Z osis. $500 Ssvvias Tsblss,
whect finish rcttnn, 2ox36 top,
1899
n osis. 1890 assssa ssssss.
/ osis. 10000 Rssssa s-pe.
Takls and Chair Ssss. gloss tobie
top Is 3Ox5o, eboirs have plostge
betting 6s.SS
Outdoor Furniture, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Family Service Board
Reflects B.W.Thoron
Al Annual Meetinq

Benjamin w. Thoron, business
manager of Washington Cathe-
dral, was reelected president Of
the Family Service Association
Board of Managers for q second
term at the associations 67th an
nual meeting last night In the
Federal Security Building.
Reelected also were Mrs. z. K.
Morris, vice president; Francis E.
Hildebrand. treasurer. and Mrs.
Mildred Kilinski. secretary and di-
rector. William ]. Father III was
elected as a vice president to sue
ceed Charles Carroll Morgan.
Elected to three-year terms on
the Board Of Directors were: Ern-
est Y. Henry and Miss Selma
Borchart. attorneys: Mrs. Kath-
crime Ellickson, assistant director
Of Research for the CIO, and VIII
liam Nelson, contractor. Seven
others were reelected to the
board. They are Mrs. Hopewell
Darneille, jr.: Mrs. J. Blaise de
Sibour, Mr.. Flather. Mrs. d. p.
Gaillard, Mrs. James Farr O'Han-
lon. the Rev. Stephen G. Spots
wood and II. q. Smithy.
Randolph Gives Talk.
Jennings Randolph. former
Democratic Representative Of West
Virginia, who is now assistant to
the president Of Capital Airlines,
told more than 200 persons at the
meeting that the family circle
has been disrupted by our present
day hurried and complex type OF
living"
Mr.. Randolph declared that
community building alone cam
not be carried on by ofaceholders
or leaders in adult civic life. The
well being of any city will ulti-
mately rise or fall in direct rela-
tionship to the child-training pro-
gram being carried on In every
home" he said.
He estimated that in 5000. 900
families in the United States both
the father and mother work,
(which means millions Of children
are not directly under the influ-
ence of a father or mother"
Hopes for Two New Camps.
Mrs. Kilinski, In the directors
report, said the association hopes
to establish two camps for colored
and white handicapped children
this summer to provide for the
first time in this community the
kind Of camping experience in
which these children can safely
engage" The camps would be In
addition to Camp Good Will and
Camp Pleasant, which provided
vacations for TIC children last
year.
Both Mrs. Kilinski and Mr..
Thoron said the association hopes,
by 1850, to enlarge its staff. which
was cut by one-third In l948 be-
cause of insufficient funds, and to
find adequate Office space.
In his report. Mr.. Thoron sug-
gested a board members confer
ence Of family and child welfare
agencies In the Washington Met
ropolitan Area each year ito
stimulate interest In the COM
munity In activities of the agen-
cies."
The Family Service Association,
q Red Feather agency Of United
Community Services. last year
helped 1854 families and individ-
uals on problems ranging from
marital and personality difficulties
to job troubles, Mrs. Kilinski re-
ported.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Mems Shoes

10 oris. 1885 10 I7.es Fsmess
BFsnd Mems oxsoFds, block and
brown, severoi styles, not oil sizes,
1888
100 Orig. 1895 10 1895 Fs-
nous Brand Meas oxfesds.
block and brown, spade lasts.
Brown Scotch grain wine-tips.
Broken sizes -----------I.IS
Mems Shoes,
Second Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Modern Occasional
Furniture

I ovis. 1886 Closed ssskessss.
Silver toned nnohooony venesfs
and hardwood Ss.SS
I osis. s2s.ss Fess-Fses csei-
sss. r1ohooony seneers ono hord-
wood. dro~cr spoce 1885
4 Orig. 1898 Modern knsshsis
Desk. Bioade u.ohoaony seneefs
and hardwood 69.SS
I Orig. 34.ss End Tsblss. Silver
.oned nnohoeony seneers ord
hardwood - 1873
) Orig. 1895 csskssH Tables.
Lined COX 1879
7 osis. 1875 sre~s-ssismsa
cesass Tsbiss. Yueeo finished
osh -~-u 6S.s5
il J o,,,. i4s.ss vsli.y cs~meds
Ead Tables. 6leoched rnos,ooony
yeneers ord hcsd~ocd 1875
7 oris. 1895 Lsmp ssd csek-
tell Tskies. Red ard green
locousr or coeSescn rsoheonny
yeneers ord pofd~ood 1875
! oris. 1A.sS Lssf end Right
End Dockessss. Birch; cclussoblc
I1efNes StS
. orie. 1895 Ead Bsskessss,
ilrrsed cck 3tU
q osis. s4.S5 Csssss Bookcases,
iirsed COX 1875
II osis. ss.ss sssksssss. solsd
cslr. 30 IN. vide - N.SS
ModsrH Occasional Furniture.
fsh Floor. The Hschf Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
SIipcover Fobries

400 Yds. Orig. i.ss pIsis ksysa
celsleem. Grey cnd eoosseil.
4S-in. vide, For dropefiss. cose-
n1enf curtcins, spfends. Yd,
l.49
I6S Yds. Org ass hseyy
kskky Rsyss cslssssm..> Grey
ard n0turoi. 40 N. wide. For
dfcperies. Yd. -1 1.ee
400 Y1s. osis. i.6s psisssd Asy-
On Mslsicslsssi. Ali-over fsofoI
p0ttern. Blue. rose. 36-in. wide
For droperiss. spseods. Nd, t.is
The Hechf Co.
Slipcorer Fabrics. Sixfh Floor,