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Evening star., 1951-10-05
Il. 1888; Ewes. and Sun. IA. s-o464
WIGTOWN FARM

This spacious Early -Ameri-
can, informal Colonial-type
farmhouse built Of brick and
clapboard is situated on 5 acres
OF sently rolling land with a
pleasing view. Surrounded by
Norway naples and so box
preached By a Circular black
top driveway and is completely
fenced with white board and
American wire. Located in the
heart Of the Fairfax hunt
country, within 20 miles OF
Memorial Bridge and with
hard-Surfaced roads to the
front door. this small gentle
mans estate will please the
executive lawyer or doctor
interested in farming on q
small scale. Rooms in the de-
hghtful dwelling are living
room .(27x29) with fireplace,
hand-hewn beamed ceiling and
balcony stairway leading 10
the sleeping. quarters. Doors
from the living room open on
. t1Ox40l screened living porch
brary Q5x2D with paneled
built-in bookshelves and Are
place. and with door opening
on porch. dining room
15x27l half bath, buffers
pantry and large modern
country atmosphere kitchen
equipped with range. refriger-
ator and Ventilating fan, ad-
Joining laundry room. On the
second floor, master bedroom:
bedroom suite consisting Of
bedroom G4x27) with Are
place. dressing room and bath
and with private stairway to
the first floor; two spacious
guest bedrooms and bath.
Other buildings include three
room, kitchen and bath serv-
ants cottage with full base
ment. equipped with 30-cu -ft.
deep freeze. Guest house with
bath. Combination three-car
garage and barn for riding
horses, implement shed and
smokehouse Many varieties
of fruit trees and berries. Ad-
ditional acreage available.
$55,000
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ALEXANDRIA
Immed poss., 6-rm. brick. semidet.,
built 1947; full bsmt.. steel beam
const, storage attic, nice yard. trees.
flagstone patio. S13,950, with S3.950
dn.: conv. loc.; Mrs. Tindula.
s-3644. TIE. 5357 RE. $3.50. %
SMALL FAMnY?-Brand new. mod
ern Semidetached brick Of 6 rms.
and 2 baths; wonderful location
Sl4,500
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
RE. 1887 Ewes, AL. 36l0). -
BRICK COLONIAL-BY OWNER
$21 $50. Attrac. terms. 3 bedrms., !
full and half baths, sep. din, rm.
deep shaded lot; garage; many ex-
bus. 604 South Garfield st.. blks
south Of Lee blvd. Open Sun. OW.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H St. NV. MA. 2345

GROOM BUNGALOW
Only S11,50O with $4,000 down. Full
bsmt.; II blk. from stores. also on
busline. Call REALTY INVEST
MENT GE 2210 for inSpection Z
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4 NEW BUNGALows-S7oo DOWN
IL Of these superbly built Cape Cod
homes have been sold in the last l0
days. Surprising value on today
market. . lge. bedrms., big studded
tile bath and beautiful table space
kit. fully equipped with Slz-cu. 1T
refgr. and 26-in gas range. Full
price lust SI1.700 and only $72
total monthly payment to GIs.
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peter ]. hagan
. rNTTQ Qsn

2 UNITSESl0,e50
Well-built 2-bedroom bungalow with
very nice apt. in dry bsmt. Property
has separate entr., Q complete kits
mod. baths; Sl35 monthly income;
only S2.450 down.
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.1r pp1Cv GO oro

hLIh DIIlNA-St SOu
Today's outstanding value: s lge. rms.
on 1St floor and space for 2 more
rms. in dormered attic: real tile
bath; full dry bsmt., gas heat: To-
Gated in q neighborhood that Is
coming; S67 per mo. TO GIs. easy
terms to any one else.
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DEE AZ n AuES1A-kn

Almost new e.rm. Colonial in choice
location: l block from buses, shop
ping. schools and movies; 23-ft. Iiv.
rm.. plus 5 other lge. rms; walk in
closets; outstanding kit. with all the
latest appliances; 4aG lst trust
available
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HoUsEs-sAL-vA. .tcons., !,

CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING is
this 2-bedroom brick home with
extra bedroom in basement. S12,500.
STILES REAL ESTATE. FA. 6673.
DI. $3.50.
S12,950-South Arl. bungalow; newly
decorated; g. bedrms., bath, newly
equipped kitchen, new Bendix, bsn;t.
oil heat; K-acre lot: near schools
and transp. Call OWNER. ia.
4-0209
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ASSUME CT LOAN
Conv to Andrews Field. 2 bedrm. det.
home. Lot approx. 90x200: stove,
refsr., screens. oil heat: ST 400 cash
required. $3.50 per mo. incl.
SsyerythlIF. ever Too TO inspect. sall Nj M
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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peter j. hagan

SeO6 r. !. Ave. NE, UN. S5Sb
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open 8 It'll 8
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
High on q hill and within walking
distance of George Mason, St.
Mery's, st. Agnes, and St. Stevens
Schools, is this substantial brick of
z lse. rms, 1st-fl. den and powder
rm.; 3 nice bedrms. and bath on end
a.; full bSmt. Assume lge. FHA-GI
loan. Price. S23,500.
WANT BEVERLY H1LSp
We have beauty of 6 rms, den with
firepl. and powder rm. on LIST A.
nancinS is r,iSsed seiiep u wants ali
cash beyond small trust. Count your
money, call, and we'l see what can
be done.
We have 4 excel. properties out Mt.
Vernon way, near the Potomac. Call
for information.
VERA P. SAMUELS
XII. 9-6113, XII S-6113;
Ewes TE R113 ~
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GRACIOUS LIVING

In this beautiful 4-bedrm. brick home.
located in exclusive University Park.
Firepl; in liv. rm., and bsmt. rec.
rm.; bath on each Fl. with extra
tile bath adjoining master bedrm !;
equip. kit. with disposal. equip.
built-in garage: fenced lot: sale
price. S29. 800. Substantial cash re-
quired. ROBERT M. DOLBY, Real
Estate AP 210O I'm 0312 e
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LANDOVER HrtIS-Slo.a50
Attrac. white clapboard Cape Cod: s
full rms, partly finished attic, fully
equip. kit; oil heat: Ice side porch
Assume So,SO0 GI loan at $68 per
month.
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Built under contract for
the present owner about three
years ago. this exceptionally
well built. spacious. Colonial
type home with quality YER
mont slate roof. copper gutter
ing, bronze screening and cop
per pipes. has materials which
are most difficult to obtain
today. The owner is moving to
Missouri and will give posses
sion In 80 days. Situated on q
rolling. wooded site in q grove
OF oaks. the large lot is land
Scaped with such paintings as
rhododendrons and azaleaS.
Rooms include entrance hall,
half-bath off, hall, large living
room with fireplace and SIT.
picture window overlooking
the stream; dining room with
chair rail and large window;
modern kitchen, equipped with
electric range. refrigerator and
disposal. On the second floor
are master bedroom with
space for private bath. two
other in.sized bedrooms and
large tiled bath. Basement
with aboye-ground paneled
recreation room with fire.
place and door opening on
naestone terrace; servants
bath with shower. Features
include bone-dry basement;
Vermiculite plaster; rock wool
insulation; Bendix; built-in
garage. Terms, $4,000 down,
$500 per month.
C2d E00
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H0USES-SALE-MD. Cont
KENSINGTON
CORNER COLONIAL

OPEN DAILY
Spacious 3-bedrm. home with lge. liv.
Tm., din. rm.. kit. full bSmt. and
tiled bath. Lge. fenced corner lot;
conv. to shopping. close to public
and parochial schools. Assume GI
loan. 4405 Fuller dr.; Sl7,250.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

3 BEDROOMS. Ia BATHS
S2,s75 down-,Brand-new all-brick
cupancy: 1h blks. to grade school;
de luxe all-elec. kit. garbage dis
posal and dishwasher; near N. H.
ave. and University lane; S15,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04

was able, during his wander
ings, to sketch towns, rail-
roads. harbors and other
scenes that had been etched
indelibly in his mind.
He was born in Hungary
and when World War I en-
quilted the Western World, he
was a first lieutenant In the
Hungarian Army, having just
graduated from the Royal
Hungarian University of Art
Teachers. He also had stud
led at the School of Master
Artists in Budapest and at the
Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris.
Putting aside his artistry
for war. he was fighting on
the eastern front Ia 1915
when captured by the Rus
SLAMS and sent to Siberia.
During the following four
years he escaped three times.
On the last attempt, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04

reached Vladivostok ana
finally Japan. Then came
months of travel through
Manchuria, Korea. Tibet,
China. He sketched and
painted with painstaking de-
tail as he went.
In all. he made about 1000
drawings. Many of them,
Prof. Imrey says. are of areas
in which cameras are for
hidden by the Russians and
which he thinks might be of
some value to the Defense
Department.
The sketches, made some 80
or more years ago, long have
been stored among Prof. I'm
rey's belongings. but now
world conditions have given
them new significance.
Prof. Imrey, like others.
believes the Trans-Siberian
Railroad that stretches from
Moscow across the thousands
Of miles of Russia and Siberia,
now Is the main line of sup
ply for the Chinese Reds.
AS an example OF the mis-
conceived idea that many In
this country have. he pointed
out that the Trans-Siberian
line Is far from a jerkwater
railroad with an occasional
train putting across the waste
lands.
ION the contrary" he says,
1T is a first-class railroad
with long high-speed freights
and luxurious passenger
trains. It Will compare with
the best we have In this
country in equipment and
operation"
Prof. Imrey finally reached
the United States in 1921 and
became art director for a
leading Hollywood film COM
pany. In 1925. he became a
naturalized citizen. He has
not set eyes on his native
Hungary since he marched
away to war SO years ago.
Over the years, he has
painted nume1 Gus murals for
public buildings, including
two for the Department of
Defense. He lives at $40
Crittenden street NE.
w. ]. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04

THE AVERAGE American
i has scant knowledge of
the vast distances, the cli-
matte hardships, the geo.
graphic difficulties and the
primitive accommodations our
soldiers have had to battle
in addition to the enemy in
the undeclared Far Eastern
war, according to Prof. Frank
Imrey, A-year-old teacher of
architecture at Howard Uni
versity.
Prof. Imrey has a first
hand knowledge of them all.
He got it the hard way. For
four years, he was a prisoner
of the Russians In Siberia.
He finally escaped and for
many months roamed the
area where our troops have
been fighting.
The professor Is an artist
of considerable ability and he
Evening star., 1951-12-14
Court Rules Dry Docks Fall
Under Federal Jurisdiction
BY the Associoied Pres.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. IA
Dry docks are maritime in ma
ture and come under Federal juris-
diction. the United States Court
OF Appeals for the fourth circuit
has ruled.
The court, in an opinion an
nounced here yesterday. held that
the widow of Fred A. Pittman, is
entitled to compensation under
the Federal law, not Virginia law
for Mr.. Pittman's death.
Mr.. Pittman was injured IA
tally March l, 1913, while re-
pairing a dry dock at Newport
News. Mrs. Mary w. Pittman &C.
cepted compensation from the in
dustrial commission of Virginia
and later filed a claim under thu
Federal Longshoremen's and Har'
Dor Workers Compensation Act
The Circuit Court affirmed tht
Newport News district courts de-
cision to allow the Federal claim
and ruled that any activity in O.
on a drydock is maritime ant
thus under Federal jurisdiction.
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Veterans and Droftees

distinguished from compensation
is granted to the widow and chill.
dren of certain deceased vets who
died of causes not due to service
Funeral expenses up to $I5t
will be paid by the VA at the
death of any vet. Additional
costs covering transportation oi
the body will be allowed under
some conditions.
For further information abou,
the above benefits call the near
est VA Office.
fYou may ,Drite Maj. Nal
care OF The Star about your
otDn serUice-connected Ques-
ton. IncloSe a self-addressed,
stamped enDelope.)
fFrom AP Newsfeatures.1
Evening star., 1951-12-14
| British Restraint Is Aid
To Mankind, Zionist SAYS
By The Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. IA United
States Zionist leader said yester-
day British influence toward re-
straint in world affairs lis a serv-
ice to civilization.
DR.. Israel Goldstein. chairman
of the American branch of the
World Jewish Congress Executive
Committee, was addressing the
18th anniversary dinner of the
congress.
Former Foreign Secretary Her.
bert Morrison was among the
honor guests.
DR.. GoldStein said world ten
sions are agitating the minds and
hearts of people everywhere and,
| if it should be impossible to avert
war. then surely Britain and the
Evening star., 1951-12-14
Boy Leukemio Victim, 8
Dies After EurIy YuIe
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Dec. 14.-Last Sat-
urday 8-year-old Michael Lesin-
ski opened his Christmas pres
Ients. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Lesinski, let him do it
because doctors told them Mich
asl would not live many more
days.
Only a few hours later Michael
died, a victim of Leukemia.
Funeral services were held yes
terday in st. Lawrence Church.
United States will be found once
more defending Jointly the demo-
cratic way of life"
He said: 1--WE look to Israel to
be more than another statelet on
the world map. We want modern
Israel to be what the Hebrew
prophets intended it to be. light
to the nations"
Evening star., 1951-12-14
By Maj. Thomas IA. Mol

py MoI. nomuS W. tNtol
Veterans who have served since
the Korean war started are now
eligible for a big slice of the same
benefits granted World War II
vets.
The Veterans Administration
expects other benefits to be added
by Congress for the vets early
next year. These probably will
include a "GI education bill" and
some sort of plan guaranteeing
loans for buying homes.
Right now vets who have served
anywhere, anytime since June n.
1850. and got out of service under
conditions other than dishonor-
able are eligible for five major
types of benefits:
Medical and Domiciliary-Hos-
pitalization Is given. first. to vets
who have been disabled in or due
to military service Then, as hos
pital space allows, it is given to
those who have non-service-con
nected disabilities These vets
also must swear that they are
financially unable to pay for hos
pitalization elsewhere.
To get domiciliary care the
same requirements are made. This
care is designed to give vets a
''home" and is given to those who
have a permanent or semi-per-
manent ailment which won't let
them earn a living
When disqualification isn't
needed. treatment of service-con
nected disabilities is available at
VA outpatient clinics or from VA
authorized private physicians.
Dental treatment is similarly
available upon approval by the
VA.
Vocational Rehabilitation -
Some disabled vets may get edu-
cation or training at Government
expense, with tuition, supplies and
In many cases subsistence allow
ance. To be eligible the vet must
have a service-connected disabil-
ity severe enough to entitle him
to compensation and have the VA
agree that the training is nee
essary to overcome the handicap.
Disability Rights-A vet dis
abled in active service may qualify
for compensation Monthly rates
for such disabilities range from
SIS to $3.50. depending on the de-
gree of disability. plus additional
money for amputations. blindness,
etc. If the vet is so per cent or
more disabled he may also re-
ceive money for dependents.
Certain disabled vets are en-
titled to $1,000 toward the pur-
chase of car or other vehicle. !
Other such veterans may get a /
Federal grant for a wheel chair
home" especially adapted to their
needs.
Life Insurance-Any service
man in active duty on or after
the start of the Korean war is
automatically covered against
death in active service for $10.-
90. This free protection contin- |
ues for 100 days after leaving the
service if the vet was on active
duty 81 days. A vet may choose
to continue this coverage by pay
ing the required premiums within
the 100 davs.
Survivors Benefits The widow,
children and dependent parents
OF a deceased veteran. whose
death was due to service, may
qualify for death compensation.
Monthly payments vary according
to the number and relationship of
the dependents. A pension (as
Evening star., 1951-12-14

BEAUTY QUEEN HAIR-DRYER
. blows both cold and hot air.
Finished in chrome. On sale at
The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
now 500
ROTISSERIE BAR ECU E
BROILER with removable
spit and heat levels. Chrome
finish !. at The Hecht Co., F st.
at 7th NV. -- now 29.99
GRILL AND WAFFLE IRON
COMBINATION :. with change
able grids. Has heat indicator,
overflow spout and drip cup. On
sale at The Hecht Co., F st. at
7th NV. ---------no now 8.99
POP-UP ELECTRIC TOASTER
fully automatic with adjusta-
BILE light-to-dark control at
The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
now 1929
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRON
accurate heat indicator, side
mounted cord, cool bakelite ham
die . ;. on sale at The Hecht Co.,
F st. at 7th NV. -------r1ow 6.9S
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lndonesiuns Leuve
For Tokyo Treotv Talk
By fhe Associoted Pres,

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Dec. a.
An 1ndonesian delegation headed
by Economics Minister Raden
Djuanda will leave for Tokyo to-
day to negotiate bilateral treaty
within the scope of the general
peace pact worked out in Sar
Francisco.
The delegation expects to re-
main in Japan for at least three
weeks. Main points of discussion.
will include war reparations
fisheries, air and sea communica.
tionS.
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ELECTRIC
AND GAS RANGES

ESTATE GAS RANGE. 1851 dem
onstrator, model 5000 at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
249.95, now 1895.
FAMOUS MAKE Gas Range. Full
size with broiler, large oven and
automatic top burners. 1851 dem
onstrator at The Hecht Co., F st
at 7th NV. Was 1895, now 49, SO
UNIVERSAL Electric Range with
separate units that can be easily
rearranged. Demonstration, re-
duced practically one-half at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
800 80, now 1895.
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RADIO
PHONOGRAPHS

FAMOUS MAKE Radio-Phono
console combination with AM
radio and 3-speed record player.
New 1851 model on sale at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
1895, now only 1885.
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HOUSEWARES
7fh Floor

AUTOMATIC TOASTER Fa-
nous Proctor pop-up toaSter
that makes cuStom-made toast.
Complete with cord and plug
and crumb tray. Just one DEM
onStrator on sale at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
1895; now, only y-----------17.99
KITCHEN AID MIXER mar
velous opportunity to get a
demonstration which has been
slightly scratched but is other
wise in perfect condition. Has
10-Speed motor marvellous
for all foods and heavy batter
on sale tomorrow at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
$3.50 d. tomorrow, only SO
ELECTRIC MIXER A 1850
demonstration model Westing-
house food mixer with adjust
able speeds, large and small
bowl. Just 2 to sell tomorrow at
The Hecht Co.. F st. at 7th NV.
Were $3.50; now, only----29.99
ELECTRIC RoAsTER Dem
onstrator with slightly damaged
cover but in perfect working
condition. Full size with auto
matte heat control, complete
with dishes and rack at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
1895 tomorrow, only -2499
AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER
. Vacuum type Westinghouse
coffee maker all-metal type
1 finished in chromium. Just are
reduced tomorrow at The Hecht
Co., F st. at 7th NV. Were $3.50;
tomorrow, only ----------2 26.99
AUTOMATIC TOASTER -. Sun
beam demonstration adjusta-
BILE toasting control, solid plastic
base, cleaning chrome finish.
Popular pop-up style . on sale
tomorrow at The Hecht Co., F St.
at 7th NV. Was $3.50; now only
I 1899
lSUNETTE LAMP Portable
style in closed case with carry
ing strap. Demonstration in per-
feet condition, reduced tomorrow
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. Was $3.50. Tomorrow, only
$3.50
ELECTRIC JUICER . A we'll
known make just 4 to sell
:. all new and in their original
cartons at The Hecht Co., F
ST. at 7th NV, tomorrow. Were
64.50; tomorrow, only 29.99
ELECTRIC BROILERS :. what
a findl Large oblong style fin
Iished in chrome with high-dome
cover. Footed style. Demon
strator, complete with drain tray
on sale at The Hecht Co.,
F st. at 7th NV. Was 27.85 &.
tomorrow only 9.99
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TELEvIslok

16-IN. CONSOLE TV. It's a 1850
model demonstration, on sale at
The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
Was 239.95, now only ------ $69
16-IN. CONSOLE TV. A 1850
demonstration with huge 16-in.
picture screen at The Hecht
Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was 1893
now only----------------- 500
EMERSON 19-in. TV Console
with doors. A 1851 model 689
Floor Sample. Just 2 at The
Hecht Co., F Street at 7th NV.
Were 1895, now only 289.99
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TELEvIsIoN


DUMONT Westerly l9-in. Con-
sole TV demonstration, 1851 model
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. Was 625.00, now 1895.
IDUMONT Blond 19-in. Console
TV. Brand new =. at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
Was $3.50, now 1895.
DUMONT Park Lane 17-in. Con-
sole TV. Brand new 1851 model
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. Was 1895, now 1899.
lMOTOROLA 20-in. Table Model
TV demonstration, 1851 model i.
blond at The Hecht Co., F
st. at 7th NV. Was 379.95, now
219.95.
FAMOUS MAKE 10 in. Televi-
sion radio -phono combination
demonstrator, 1850 model at
The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
Was 725.00, now 299.99.
20-IN. CONSOLE TV. A brand
new 1851 model with 20-in.
screen at The Hecht Co., F
st. at 7th NV. Was 1895, now
only 1898
Evening star., 1951-12-14

APEX Automatic Washer a
1850 model sold as is at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
299 .95, now 1895.
ABC Automatic Washer /. a 1850
model demonstrator at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
309 95, now 1895.
LAUNDRY KING Washer, apart
ment-size demonstration, 1851
model at The Hecht Co., F
st. at 7th NV. Was $3.50, now
1850.
Evening star., 1951-12-14

VACUUM CLEANERS

GENERAL ELECTRIC TANK
vacuum cleaner. Demonstration
model complete with attach
ments at The Hecht Co. F st.
at 7th NV. Was 44.95, now only,
22.45
Evening star., 1951-12-14

|16-IN. Tv-RADIO-PHONO COM
IBINATION with AM radio and g.
speed record player. It's a 1851
ldemonStrator that once cost
I399. .95 and now costs only 1895.
Evening star., 1951-12-14

TRADE-IN MOTOROLA 10-IN.
TV RADIO COMBINATION
with AMIN radio at The
Hecht Co., F ST. at 7th NV. for
only
1899
GENERAL ELECTRIC FM-AM
Radio Photograph. Blond dem
onstrator console, model No. 377
on sale at The Hecht Co., F ST
at 7th NV. Was 259.50, now only
500.
WESTINGHOUSE Radio-Phono-
graph. Brand-new, 1851 console
with FM-AM radio and auto
matte record changer :. at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was
S275, now only 1895.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
REFRIGERATORS
and FREEZERS

New 1851 Home Freezer, 4-cu. 1T.
size for the small apartment i. . :.
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. Was 27995, now only 1895.
lieu. FIT. REFRIGERATOR
with 70-lb. capacity and horizon
tai freezer that stores as well as
freezes. A 1851 demonstrator that
was once 329.95. Now reduced at
The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
to only $l99.
FAMOUS MAKE 8-cu.-ft. Freezer,
the cabinet of which is slightly
scratched. A 1850 floor sample
on sale at The Hecht Co., F st. at
7th NV. Was 299.95, now only
1895.
HOTPOINT 8-cu.-ft. Refrigera-
tor A de luxe 1850 demonstra-
tor model EB84 at The Hecht
Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was 309. .95,
now only 1929.
CROSLEY 9-cu.-ft. Refrigerator
perfect family-siZe. A 1851 de-
monStrator model CAC9. Priced
originally 399.95 and now only
249.99.
CROSLEY 9-cu.-ft. Refrigerator
|. 1851 demonstrator, at a
give-away price at The Hecht
Co., F st. at 7th NV. Was 319.95
and is now 1895.
CROSLEY 7-cu.-ft. Refrigerator
| a demonstrator model DC9 :,
at The Hecht Co.. F st. at 7th
INV. Was 1895, now only 219.95
FAMOUS-MAKE Double Door,
12-cu.-ft. Refrigerator. Demon
Strator 1851 model at The
Hecht Co., F st. at 7th NV.
Was $479.95; now 299.99.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
WASHERS

ABC Town & Country Washer. A
1850 demonstration on sale at The
Hecht Co. F st. at 7th NV. Was
1885, now 1899 as is.
WHIRLPOOL Washer with heavy
duty wringer. A 1851 Floor Sam
pie model 235. Was 154.95 and
lis now reduced to only 1895.
Evening star., 1951-12-14

GIBSON Refrigerator. Brand
new 1851 model demonstration :.
popular 7-cu.-ft. size, too. On sale
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. Was, 299.95; now 1895.
GENERAL ELECTRIC 1851 Floor
Sample, model NB8G 8-cu.-
#. size. On sale at The Hecht Co.,
F st. at 7th NV. Was 249.95, now
only 1895.
HOTPOINT 6-cu.-ft. Refrigera-
tor. A 1850 demonstration. Fine
for the small apartment and re-
duced at The Hecht Co., F ST. at
7th NV. from 219.95 to only
1895.
FAMOUS MAKE 11-cu.-ft. Re
frigerators. New 1851. Reduced
at The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th
NV. from 359.95 to 259.95.