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DOORS

Slat, perfect for beaches and wher.
ever ventilation is needed.
Ace Wrecking & Building
Material Co.
LU. 4-050O. 4002 MINI. Ave. NE.
DOUGH MIXING MACH.-suit. for
bakery shop; AC current; no reas.
offer refused For Information, call
VIM. WARREN EXPRESS & STOR-
AGE DU. 1867. -
DRESSER AND MIRROR. ivory. ex-
cellent condition, $50 Elk. s24s.
DRYER, Bendix automatic. 22O volts.
! yr; old. sac1ifice, S125. Moving.
DRY CLEANING MACHINE, perfect
condition; cost $500, will sell for
$500. 211 N. Y. ave. NV. 10
DnTFTE6TcE HrT4E6 TvpsWsirrRy sssnsi 5ype c IA
14th st nv
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN driving Chipley, Fla,
May 18th, 2 wks. by Route l; pas
sengers share expenses. LO. 1881
LEAVING for Miami, Fla, Sun. May
6, viii take one or passengers.
IA. S9l6. 81
DRIVING Sarasota. Florida, May 12,
return 26 or 80. Reply to Box 170-B,
Star. 5"
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HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADIES-Pleasant outdoor
work in spring advertising cam
paign: no selling; excel. pay. HALL
MARK STUDIOS, Rm. 500 Bond
Bldg. 1404 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES wanted for modern
soda fountain and bakery. 1901
N. Garfield ST., Arl., Va. ia. 5-7066.
YOUNG WOMEN white. to act as
receptionist and bookkeeper in
doctors ONCE; s.e. resident pre-
FIRE AND INLAND marine under
writer needed Immediately; good
salary. good working conditions,
5-day wk. RALPH W. LEE & CO.,
1908 1 st. NV. RE. 4S4S. a
MOTHERS-It you need to earn
let US show you how other women
are earning money and enjoying it.
Call GIL. 1869. Is
WORK FOR FUN. Profits averaging
50 hour. Phone MRS CROSON, Elk
S99S, or call in person. RIM, 4l0,
Realty Bldg, 1924 K st. NV; Sat,
between 10 and l.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Insurance general agency, Expert
enced. Excellent salary, hours and
Working conditions Call MRS
SIMMONS. 81. 0137. g
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID. colored. exper.. free
to go out of city June to October.
Health card. good local refs. Reply
Box 1S1-B, Star 5"
looking for reliable. exper.. good
cook for perm position with small
family; light laundry and other light
duties; other help employed; excel
salary. depending on qualifications
cnnx and references, Wo 579a Nav
washer; good wages. Cali OR. 127s
COOK-G.H.W., live in. fond of chill
dren: upstairs room and bath; per-
manent position for settled. de-
pendable. experienced woman. Must
have good references. OIL. 1887.
COOK-G.H.W., live in, upstairs rm.
no laundry, 5h-day wk.; fond Of
children; good pay. OR. 5262. ---S
COOK-GHW, exper. worker. live IN,
upstairs room and bath, ref; $50
coGPLE. Hpif; To To LIVE r IN. wife to to do
cooking and laundering; husband
to do g.h.w. and serving: references
required. Convenient location. DE.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER snd
not too old; nice home in Spring
Valley with nice upstairs private
quarters; only apply If experienced
and want permanent positions. BOX
E% EEsek aSod Gsll MISS DEwAR for s ap9t.'
G.Hw.. light cooking 8 days a week;
references. Call in person, 434
Shepherd st. NV, after 6:30. ---6
G.H.W;; child care. plain cooking, live
r: H " WFxneriepced coot live IN
permanent JOB; family Of q: free
to travel, good pay; for intelligent,
capable person. Box 153-A, Star;
sbSren Betsssda live Phone in W4st W1 ss Ft
G.H.W;. help with children; no cook
ing: in new. home in Silver Spring
with all modern equipment. Live. in
5h days, $50, ia. 9347., 4
no ironing; live in, private room and
bath; ample time of. S27.50. OR.
CIV. CIV AND COOKING. live in. beau
tiful rm. and pvt: bath; conv; to
transp.; other help employed; best
HoUsEkEEpER, SaSsf; IAi Ehsl' exper., for empl.
mother With 5-yr'.old child, local
sssa eefs; read. live in s25 wk. oeW.
HoUsiEKEEpER. to take charge of
nOHc WINE WOtIleE eiilpl., ave III
fond of children; salary; light york
and cooking; consider mother with
small child. LO. 5-3615. IS
HoUsEKEEPER or cple:, white: care
of children; farm home: S25 wk.
Ma. 731 | or Vienna 132-W-2. -6
IHOUSEKEEPER. white, about so years
old, to cook and do g.h.w.; good
horne. FIR. 0244. %
LADY'S MAID. colored. for semi
invalid; live in: exper.; free to go
out of city June to October. Health
card. good refs. Reply Box 1S2-B.
LATINDREss-G.H.w., approx. 5h
days. 7:30 through 5 pm; Thurs
days through z o'clock dinner: every
other Sunday breakfast through mid
day meal Wednesday of all day;
$25 and carfare; health card, local
refs. required: must be experienced.
Call OR. 1895. -6
MAID - Colored, live-in, cooking,
g.h.w., 5A-day wk.,- S25. Must
have recent local references. Call
before pm. WO. 1866. IS
MAID, general housework and care
of 2 small children; experienced
ia. 2-6S40 after 6 pm. -5
MAID - Queenstown - L.h.w, baby
| sitter; 5h days; 9-5 weekdays, 9-1
Sat; S25 wk. uN. S079 betwn. 1914.
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WATTRE,SSES

GIRL. who seeks worthwhile position.
Salary open, ideal working condi-
tions. etc; permanent. Experienced
in ONCE work, knowledge OF typinq.
Contact Mr.. Darnhanson, HERZOG
CORNER, 10th and F NV, %
GIRL for part-time evening foun-
tain work; light co'ored, exp. MAY
FAIR PHARMACY, 1900 D st. NE.
GIRL, preferably between ages 30-37.
to install and demonstrate mechan-
edge Of machines preferred but not
KNoEBBER. for appointment. %
GIRLS OR WOMEN-No experience
necessary; pleasant working condi-
ticnS. Apply in person WASHING
TON WHOLESALE DRUG EX-
CHANGE. 33 N st. ne. a
GIRLS OR WOMEN-Must be able
to take phone orders; pleasant work.
WAsHINdToN wHoLEsALE DRUG
EXCHANGE, SO N st. ne. a
WOMAN, white, for general house
keeping ;t,p and care are Of elderly couple
under pleasant WORKING sI eopditions; Conditions;
one with cheerful approach: experi-
ence not essential; 5-day week
Apply zIRKTNS. S21 l4tb st. NV.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE
work, good steady position; refer.
ences. SCHWARTZ FUR SHOP. T04
YOUNG itp G. LADY. lady white, 2o-s5 VI yrs.
for, stock room. EXP. not required
5-day wk. Apoly WHELAN'S SPE-
C1ALTY SHOP, 1105 r st. NV
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COPY GIRL
III EVENING O41

IIUl Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTER GIRL. IL am to z pm.
daily. no Sundays; must be expert
enced; $35 a week, Apply to Mr.
Seidel. 1903 BAR AND GRILLE,
1909 Pa. ave. NV. A
COUNTER GIRLS. white, must be
experienced, all day work, no Sun
days; paid for holidays; meals and
uniforms furnished: $50 per week
to start. Apply 81 Penna. ave. NV.
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NURSEMAID - WHITE
OR COLORED. MUST
BE ETW EEN 25-45
YRS. OF AGE. MUST
BE SETTLED, TO CARE
FOR 2-YR.-OLD CHILD:
LIVE IN; PERMANENT
POSITIONS; EXCEL
LENT SALARY TO THE
RIGHT PERSON. DO
NOT APPLY UNLESS
YOU HAVE Al REF
ERENCES. PHONE EN-.
7173.
EXPER.. REIIARLE WOMAN. work
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CAMERA REPAIR

CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. (foreign or domestic).
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions,
shelving, screens, cabinets. Repairs
reliable. J. ROWELL, EX. o627.
and general contracting
work. Remodeling Of all kind. Free
est. Call Ii. 7-S1s2 after 5 week
cARPESTRY N ~ OF f ALI Tx Kinds, % on con.
tract basis. MR. LAWRENCE. RIA
CEMENT CEMENT WORK of all types; walks.
S driyeyays' rI.syY ne ste :, Cal .vE Hu 77s2;
as Ea5er-kleened or no no charge ssSg RoTo- TO
any onE night. E 'n0n' TIA ''o' My ''
DRivEWAYs, porches. steps, bsmts::
ss7S, DR1vEwAY' coNsTRUcTfoN
NsTALLATIoNs-Re-
immed. Call RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE - Galvanized chain tink. all
posts IN concrete; immediate erec-
tion.' Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone Ho $3.50
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement work, walks. porches
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS SANDED ana finished. oid
floors made like new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1929
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, very low prices
C. R. COVER. WA. 6S6S any time.
FURNITURE REFINISHING = We
make it look like new. Reasonable
prices. Call after 5, HUI. 5O72. --6
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, old or new.
Flagstone terraces and walks. Drive
ways. parking lots. GE S396. -5
HOME REPAIR, carpentry, furn
overstuffed. rewebbed and tied.
How about cedar closet? CO. 6231
KITCHEN REMODELING our spe-
cialty. Call MR.. WHITE. RA. 1859
or AP. $3.50, for free estimate. 10
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
white; estimates free; do own work
PAiNT1NG. PAPERINo, nrst-class
workmanship; work done immedi.
ately. MR.. PoAT. GE. 6643. A.
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bookkeeping, perm, 3
days wk.. age 25 to. so; small once,
vic. 9th and Girard ne. Phone LA.
TYPiST for general ONCE work and
to learn Remington-Ran book
keeping machine operation. High
school knowledge Of bookkeeping re-
quired; IN hrs. q day. 5-day wk
Apply MR.. RICE. 1434 Florida ave.
TYPIST-Small. pleasant law ONCE:
starting salary commensurate with
circle Bldg, BLDG Du. Gpefi sses. .S'2 puTSn' Ms
TYP1ST. for general office work. must
like figures: good starting salary;
employees discount; excellent work
ing conds. GARRISON TOY g. NOV
ELTY CO, 1915 E st. NV. A
TYPIST-Young lady for perm. pos. !;
ample opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day. 40-hour .wk. MIL
INC; 1925 New York ave. ne. LA.
.TYPISTS. evening work. hrs, 8 OF
more evenings week. State ex-
perience and business phone. Box
TYPIsT and general once work;
good working conditions. Call MA.
1880. ask for MIR. 8. c. SUTTON,
Evening star., 1951-05-04
SKIP TRACERS

SKIP IRACERS
Telephone locate work; 5-day week:
vacation with pay: disqualification
and other benefits. KELLY ADJUST
MENT CO. S13 9TH st. NV. %
SODA CLERKS, colored; good hours.
good pay. no nights or Sundays;
recent experience only. ALBANY
PHARMACY. 18th and H SITS. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL - colored,
experienced. MELLON DRUGSTORE,
2a2I Nichols ave. Sc. 10. g.
choir Jobs, May and
snne' snR F, mus Must sigh sight read. No SOLOS
sTENoGRAPHER. with some knowl-
position in air-cond optical office.
Salary open. See MR.. VIOLIN. 1877
STENoGRAPHER. patent law ONCE;
salary. S60-$65 wk. Box 376-A,
5dss wk doTasean R1ssaPhFoe o
cation; pleasant ONCE. Apply End
floor. 1722 Eye st.. NV. %
sJTIENS00GRAPHER, y part time; age
SS sohao ass aUF chdrsa nsEad cs
appt. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSN. NE. 1000. Ext 394. %
STENOGRAPHER. 1885, for perma-
nent position; local branch ONCE of
national concern: 35-hr.. 5-day wk.;
group insurance and other bene-
fltS; excel. starting salary. Apply
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., 20S Tower Bldg, 14th
and K SITS. DIV. "a
for established real
estate office: ideal working condi-
tions: references. Call Mrs. Thomp-
son. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
ave. EN-. 1906. a
WITH KNOWL-
EDGE OF SHORTHAND. coon p0-
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MIScL. FOR SALE tcont.J
BEDROOM.

BEDROOM SUITE, blond, traditional
fine construction; dble. bed. chest
vanity with bench. EN-. 6llS.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

DANCE TEACHERS
Young ladies, ages 1929. attractive,
experienced or inexperienced. We
train you. Full and part-time posi-
tions available. Apply in person.
DON MARTINI
Evening star., 1951-05-04

EXPER.. RELIABLE WOMAN, work
Fridays 10-6:30; N. Arl.; ironing,
light housework. cook supper; good
wages; good refs. ,req. OW. $685.
Evening star., 1951-05-04
CASHIER

For mems store: must be experienced;
refs. required; 5i2-day week. L1V-
INCfSTON'S, 906 9TH ST. NV. 4
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DINING RM. SUITE. mahog.. Duncan
Phyfe table inlay, 6 chairs and Q
arm chairs, buffet and server. Good
cond:; 1925. OIL. 0742. %
d ING ROOM SUITE, table. 4
chairs. hutch, telephone stand and
stool; sofa with matching chair; step
table. MI. 1888 437 Evarts st.
ne Apt ., after 6 pm. A
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BRICKS
BUILDING MATERIALS

All material free of nails and in
excel. condition. 10000 #. oak
flooring. $4,000 it. "a and "a inch
windows, 10000 IL. plaster boaTd
100000 #. of framing and ix8
sheathing lumber Buy now and
save. Supply limited.
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING
MATERIAL co.
4002 Minnesota Ave NE.
LU. 4-050u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
Buses Leave Next Week
For Police Boys Camps

The first bus load of boys bound
for the Police Boys Clubs sum-
mer camps at Scotland. Md. will
leave Monday morning from Police
Boys Club No. 4, 816 Sixth street
S.W.
A second bus load will leave
Tuesday morning from Boys Club
No. 4 for colored children at 1900
u street NV.
Maj. Robert ]. Barrett, superin-
tendent Of police, inspected the
camps on the Potomac 80 miles
south of Washington Tuesday with
a party that included Wash B.
Williams, vice president of the
club, who has headed the annual
drives which make the eight clubs
and two camps possible; two for
mer presidents Of the club Robert
C. Simmons and John A. Remon,
and a number Of police officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
Truman Becomes
Sightseeing Guide
To 100 Children

President Truman turned sight
seeing guide yesterday for the
benefit Of 100 school children from
Illinois and told them all about
the reconstruction work at the
White House.
Then he offered to answer any
questions they wanted to ask
about his job. Most Of the young
sters were too overcome by their
surroundings, but 10 Anne Jallas,
IA, of Springfield, saved the day
for her camera-carrying COL
leagues with a request to the
President to grin, will you.
please?"
Mr.. Truman complied.
He told the children to take
advantage of the educational OPP
portunities offered by their trip.
The children came here with
Representative Mack, Democrat,
Of Illinois, who each year brings
. party from his district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
Other Areas Neglected
For Missouri Basin
Mapping, Session Told

Charges that heavy mapping ac-
tivity In the Missouri River Basin
was being accomplished at great
cost to other sections of the Ma
ton were made yesterday during
final sessions of the American
Congress on Surveying and Map
ping.
James S. Patterson of the Penn
sylvania Commerce Department
Planning Board said that prac-
tically no mapping activity exists
In the industrial Delaware River
area, although many Of its pres
ent maps are obsolete.
Noting the great expansion in
mapping programs, he declared
that the engineer. planner, tech
nician and other map users have
been forgotten by Federal agen-
cieS.
Needs Outstrip Mapping.
Mapping needs continue to
grow faster than mapping &C
complishments," Mr.. Patterson
said. At the present rate of map
production, he said, it will take
SO years to map the rs per cent
of the Nation that remains un-
mapped or Is inadequately
mapped.
DR.. Henry G. Bennett, director
of the State Departments Point 4
Program, told the congress that
surveying and mapping precedes
almost every assistance program
undertaken in backward areas.
In it's closing session, the group
named Prof. George H. Harding of
Ohio State University to succeed
Gerald Fitzgerald of the Geologi-
cal Survey as president.
Others Named.
Other officers named were Will
liam T. Pryor of the Bureau Of
Public Roads. vice president; and
Talbert Abrams, Robert H. Lyd-
dan, Kenneth T. Adams, Elma C.
Houdlette, Arthur j. McNair and
Arthur H. Robinson, members of
the board of directors.
The congress urged colleges and
universities to train more men for
the fields of mapping and survey
ing. They also asked State high
way departments and Federal
agencies to cooperate in topo-
graphical mapping Of areas ada
cent to interstate highways, in
dustrial areas and large cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
SPECIAL! Just 400
RuffIed orgondy
Curtoins, 2.@ Or.

Summers fovorite at on
amazingly low price! Cool white
oroondies permanent fin
ished to stay celey-crisp no
matter how often you tub EN-!
Made Of high count cotton -.
with extra full pieoted rutrIes.
Tub like q dream need no
storchine or stretching. A good
gain. wide to poir; As, 81,
63-in. long.
9th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilDer Spring
Bedspreods
z Orig. l.os White Oroondy
Pillow Shoms -------49e
4 Orig. 2.s9 Cotton krinkle
spreods S9e
S Orig. 500 and 4.ss HobnoiI
or crinkIe spreads ------1.99
! Orig. 5.ss Chenille Spread,
Ivy
z Orig. sos Botes Sonoto
spread or dropes each 3.95
3 Orig. $40 and 7.ss Chenille
or seersucker spreods- $50
z Orig. 9.95 Botes white hob
nail spreods ------4.9S
3 Orig. S.98 and 1913 Chenille
or seersucker spreads ----4.9S
! Orig. 1898 White chenille
spread ------5.98
! Orig. 1925 Canterbury
spreod, pink --------S.95
I Orig. 1925 Goblin Croft en-
broidered spreod $500. 1923
9th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
$50 Orig. 1875 to 1895
Women's Better Shoes

$50 Orig. 1875 to 1895
Women's Better Shoes
6.85.
Included in the group are ia
nous names such as Loird
Schober, Urbonites. Cosuol
Classics. Black patents, blue.
black and brown Golf. block
suede. Strops and pumps. As.
sorted sizes Az to 9.
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
40 Orig. 1915 to 1926
Jr. Miss Coots
$35
Pyramids! Boxy styles! Fitted
Goats! Soft fleece. sheen COB
ordine, velvety suede in black,
navy, gold, grey and coral.
Sizes 7 to Is in the group.
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Jr. Miss Dresses
20 Orig. 1895 and 1925
cottons, pure silk prints. An
assortment of colors and sizes 9
to l5-------$5
Is Orig. 1895 and 22.s5
Checked Royon Toffetos, linen
like butcher royons in cosuol
and date styles. Broken eolors
and sizes --- ----$S
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SiIUer Spring
Motions
400 Orig. 81 Metol-finish Tie
Rocks, holds "a ties; fostens on
wall or door -----69e
l24 Orig. 45e Ten-inch Can
dies. assorted eolors; box Of 4,
7se
IS Orig. Csc Fifteen-ineh Con-
dies, assorted eoIors; boxe Of 4,
3se
Street Floor, Washington
Millinery
l1s Orig. sos to I2.95 summer
hats Of tuscan. pettiperI, Milan
type straw. Cloches, soiIors,
heod-huooine types. profiIes in
sizes y and %. Some fomous
brand names included in the
group. Broken sizes, trims and
eolors ------$4
3rd Floor, Washington
1000 Yds. Orig. 4se to SOC
Summer Cottons
34c yd.
SoVe up to 35c on q single yord!
Excellent variety Of summers
bestowed fobries permo-
nent finish oreondy, printed 80
square percoles, broodeloth
prints. Fast color. Washable.
The Hecht Co., Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21

from constipation due to lack Of
dietary bulk, try this: eat an ounce
(about "a cup) of crispy Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of
water! Ii not satisfied after 10 DAYS,
return empty box to Kellogg's.
Battle Creek, Mich. Get DOIBi.E ii
XOUR MONEY BACK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21

Teen Shoes
so Orig. SOS Saddle Shoes,
brown and white with red rub
Der soles, broken sizes 4 to 9.
800
2nd Floor, Washington
& SiIUer Spring
lo3 Orig. 7.e5 to 1875
Teen Dresses
6.88
Royons, cottons, sheers, cotton
broodcIoth dresses in short
sleeve or sleeveless styles. prints
and solid colors: even some two
piece polished" cottons. Teen
sizes 10 to l6 in the group. in
many colors.
End Floor, Washington
& SLIDER Spring
ChiIdren's Apparel
rs Orig. 1879 to 2.s9 Tod
dlers' Bonnets in pique or Or
oondy; sizes - to IS 81
$50 Orig. 1.99 to 2.e9 Tod
dlers' Ployweor including SUM-
suits, pinofores, sheer dresses;
sizes ! to 8 in the group, ST
100 Orig. 1879 Boys Sports
style Blouses, short sleeves,
cotton broodcIoth; sizes z to
IS Orig. 1.ss Girls BIouses.
white, lace trimmed; sizes !
TO 3 SSe
$50 Orig. 2.ss Tots strow
Hats, noturoI. navy; sizes lek
to ii -----$l
End Floor, Washington
G. SLIDER Spring
Teen Apparel
Is Orig. 2.9s Blouses, bright
fIuorescent coIors, sleeveless
style with Peter Pan collar;
gold, red; sizes 10 to Is in the
group - ---l.S8
IS Orig. 4.9S Fluorescent
Jockets, full Upper 'front.' two
pockets; red, green, eerise; teen
sizes 10 to l6 in group 1888
so Orig. l.3S TO 1853 FIuores-
cent Hats, jockey and roller
styles; red, eerise, green; smolI,
medium, large --------S8e
2Rd Floor, Washington
& SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21

Ut Perfect, Wed Have to
Charge Much More! 300
Patchwork Print Quilts
$50
Excellent for worm-weother
spreads! Excellent for cooIish
nights right now, and for
wormth oil winter long. At
troctive prints, modern and
old-foshioned designs. All
white. cotton filling.
5tf Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, Stluer Spring
Summer Furniture
6 Orig. 4.s5 TO SIS Cypress
Choirs and Settees. Floor SOM
$ Orig. s.s5 Adjustable MetoI
Tebles. Brown -o---4;sS
Chairs. Floor samples 500
3 Orig. 1875 and 21.5o
Outdoor Furniture. Ashwood
and Rotton tobles, picnic sets,
1899
5 Orig. z4.s5 choise Lounges
on Wheels. All steel, convos
! Orig. 1895 Umbrella. Red.
n~po11oA 40 or
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Toys
z Orig. z4.s5 Two-swine Gym
Sets. With see-sow, ladder.
! h-in. tubular steel frame,
boIl-beorine hangers. wood
scots, steel choin-----l9.9S
3 Orig. 1895 Two-Swine Gym
Sets. lh-in. tubular steel
frome, boIl-beorine hangers,
wood scots, steel choins, 1899
5 Orig. 54.s5 Two-Swine Gym
Sets with 2-Seoter Sky
Scooter. IA" tubular steel
frames. steel chairs. boII-beor-
ing hangers, wood scots, 24.s9
s Orig. S.95 Sondbox. With
metal bottom. adjustable cam
opy, z wood scots. 32x35-in.
z Orig. 1898 Doll Cart. With
coliopsibIe trome, folding hood,
rubber tired wheels, foot broke,
ehrome-pIoted handle = 9.sS
] Orig. 4.s5 Folding Doll
Stroller. With colIopsibIe
frome, boeeoee carrier, rubber
tired wheels ----.---2.99
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Venetian Blinds
81 Orig. 4.ss to $50 Vene.
ton Blinds. 81 to l18-in.
widths, vorious lengths. Some
white. some ivory. Domoeed or
incomplete -----------S2
100 Orig. 2.98 Vene;ion
Blinds. % to 36-in. widths.
White and ivory. Damaged or
incomplete ----- eoch $50
9th Floor, The Hecht Co..
Washington
Special Buy Of 900! imperfect
Shower Spray, 39c
Rustproof sproy-heod with SIT.
hose. lmperfeetion slight, and
in rubber only. Fits most
foucets. With mossoee brush.
7th Floor, The Hecht Co..
Washington
9TH Floor, SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
Infants Apparel

81 Orig. z.s9 to 800 Philip
pine Handmade Baby Dresses
with embroidery, applique or
smoking trim, cotton broad
cloth in pastel colors; sizes
to 3 in the eroup------I.88
- Orig. 5.SS Cotton eobor-
dine erowIer and jacket sets,
boIero-styIe jacket, eripper-
crotch erowIer, blue, maize,
aqua; sizes 9 to l8 months,
2.ss
10 Orig. SIS Fomous moke
infonts' hord-soIe Saddle OK
fords, brown and white; sizes
3R to Az in medium widths,
ESQ
81 Orig. z.ss Quilted Crib
Pads, white, cotton-fiIIed, zig
zog stitched, 34x52 crib size,
2.l7
End Floor, WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
Special Purchase!
Misses Royon Robes
Z 90

Special Purchase!
Misses Royon Robes
800
Washable royon crepe robes in
handsome polka dot print, gen.
erous wrap skirt, deep pocket,
cool butterfly sleeves, ripping
collar! Rosberry, aqua or navy
with white dots, sizes Y to 20
and 40 to "A in the group, but
not in every color.
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SIUer Spring
Special Purchase!
Women's String Gloves
ST
Cool, lone-weorine. comfort I
obIe string gloves in white,
beige, black. brown, snoll.
medium and large sizes. sew
eroI styles in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
$50 Orig. so to l.e5
Nylon Hose
sc
Famous make nylon hose in
sheer ond medium weights,
counter-picked from handling;
sizes 8Iz to H.; many snort
shades in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
e. Orig. SIS to $40
GirdIes, o.oo
! AiI-stretch sotin Lostex and ny
lon for all figure types. Sizes
rs TO IS in the group.
227 Orig. s. to $50
Bros, l.49
NyIon! Cotton broodeloth! Roy
on sotin! A, 3, c cups in sizes
81 to 40 in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Silver Spring
Girls Apparel
Iol Orig. 1873 TO 2.2s White
Botiste Biouses with embroid-
cry trim. sleeveless cotton
broodcIoth and pique blouses,
white, coIors; girls sizes 7 to
IA in the group ~------l.58
$50 Orig. 2.99 White and
Pastel Botiste BIouses, peasant
blouses, fluorescent sleeveless
shirts and shorts, sizes 7 to -
IL in the group -----l.SS
IS Orig. 3.99 Better Botiste
Peasant BIouses and bright
Upper front royon satin jock
cts; broken girls sizes 7 to
80 Orig. 7.ss to s.99 Girls
Two-piece Suits in butcher
royon. postels; broken sizes J
to IA 5.sS
End Floor, Washington
G. SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21

amazed US. She
hasn't been consti-
pated since. % Fred
A. Moody, 623 Park
Ave-, Greensboro,
N. c. One of many
unsolicited letters
fro m ALL-BRAN
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