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Evening star., 1953-02-15

There are = few interesting
observations to be deduced
about the new administration
people from the real estate
activity that's been going on
in our town.
That there Is activity Is an
undisputed fact. but there ilsu-
ally is In the Capital. II you
had the figures YOU could prob
ably prove that real estate IS
the second biggest business IN
town 50 great is the continued
growth Of the city and its con-
slant turnover Of personnel.
Nobody ever leaves Washing
ton, Is the saying Invariably
heard as the retired legislator.
cabinet member Or military
man buys . house In the Dis
trict.
The newly arrived Republi-
cans, say the real estate
agents, are not doing so much
buying as they are renting and
even those who have bought
have done so not necessarily
with the outlook Of . pern1a-
nent resident but because
they couldn't rent what they
wanted.
Mutual Security Administra
tor Harold Stassen has Just
rented Harry Wizards house
III the Friendship development
ia Georgetown and Secretary
81 the Army Stevens has leased
MRS. Thornwall Davis house
On MeGilI TerTace. Under-
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Clarke hors
Wedding

The Iceiandic Minister and
Mrs. Thor Thors announce the
marriage Of their daughter.
Margret. to Mr.. L. Blaine
Clarke, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
aubrey Lynn Clarke. The cere-
mony was performed yesterday
afternoon In the Washington
Street Methodist Church in
Alexandria, the Rev. DR.. The
Odore Lands ofIiciating In the
presence Of only the members
Of the two families.
A very informal tea followed
III the legation for those who
witnessed the ceremony and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke have gone
to Florida on their wedding
trip.
The Minister and Mrs. Thors
will be hosts at q reception In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
when they return from the
South.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

secretary of the Treasury Ma
ion Folsom has rented
Lawrence Bakers house on
Dumharton avenue.
Some Cf the cabinet mem
hefs have taken apartments
because they have one or two
houses already and don't want
to take on more. AS for ex-s
ample, Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. Wilson and Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Summer
fieid are both In Wardma1.
Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Benson and Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Weeks are
both in the Westches ester
But some Of the more uEl-
sophisticated Republicans who
have come to washington have
arrived here with & rather
novel idea. one agency reports
that something like four out Of
i've of these new people state
they don't want to live in
Georgetown because it's too
full Of Democrats and Bohe-
mians. They know It has q lot
Of atmosphere but they also
think there's something radi-
cal about It ali.
Perhaps they do not know
that Bohemian Senator Taft
and Bohemian Senator Flan-
ders 0f Vermont live there.
They're q little sensitive about
what the neighbors think back
home and Georgetown has re-
ceived 4 lot of Nation wide
publicity as i fashionable
place with artistic charm. II
Evening star., 1953-02-15

A large gathering Of friends
were on hand last evening for
the dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Luce for Speak
er Joe Martin at the. Carlton
Hotel.
The Luces termed it o
friendly testimonial dinner
It was a simple one Of three
courses and one wine course.
The hosts and their honor
guests friendship became
stanch when Mrs. Luce. as
Clare Boothe Luce, was serv-
ing In the House as a Repre-
sentative from Connecticut.
Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon were the ranking guests
at the party. Members Of the
Cabinet accepting included
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Dulles, Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Humphrey, Sec
retary of Defense and Mrs.
Wilson. Attorney General and
Mrs. Brownell. Postmaster
General and Mrs. Summarized.
Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Mckay, Secretary Of
Commerce and Mrs. Weeks
and Secretary Of Labor and
Mrs. Durkin. Secretary Of
Agriculture Benson was there.
but without his wife, who has
returned to Utah.
Others enjoying the small
reception and cocktails before
hand were Mutual Security
Administrator and Mrs. Stas-
sen, Federal Security Admin
istrator, Mrs. Hobby: Senator
Knowland, Senator and Mrs.
Dworshak, Senator Margaret
Chase Smith. Senator and
Mrs. Carlson and Senator and
Mrs. Case.
Also at the seated dinner
were Mrs. Homer Ferguson.
Representative Edith Notfse
Rogers, Representative and
Mrs. WigglesWOrth. Represent
ative Leo Allen. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Arends, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard
Simpson, Representative and
Evening star., 1953-02-15
New Cabinet Wife:
Family,
Church
First
Mrs. Ezra Benson
Dedicotes Life
To These
By lsobeIIe Shelton

Her husband, her family and
her church are the consuming
interests Of Mrs. Ezra Taft
Benson, wife Of the new Sec
retary Of Agriculture.
This is the kind Of q glib
generalization which could be
made about q great many
wives and mothers, but seldom
Is 1t as literally true as in the
case of Flora Benson.
AS just about every one
knows by now, the new Secre-
tary of Agriculture is one Of
the II Apostles (presently on
leave) Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of the Latter-Day
Saints. more generally called
MormonS.
Not SO well known Is the fact
that Mrs. Benson also grew up
in a family Of devout Nor
mons. and herself did mission
ary work for the church in
Hawaii for almost two years
before her marriage to Mr..
Benson in 1926.
She has continued q back
breaking schedule Of Mormon
connected activities. partic-
ularly those having to do
with youth. even while raising
her large family and settling
in 10 different homes in sew
eral cities.
Her children number six.
ranging in age from eight to-
"a, and her only disappoint-
ment is that she didn't have
twice as many. The children are
Reed, "a. q lieutenant In the
Air Force chaplain corps;
Mark, 23, Barbara. Is. Bev-
erly. Is, Bonnie. II. and Flora
Beth. 8.
A small earnest looking
woman with grey eyes and
brown hair pulled gently back
into . soft bun from q side
part, this new Cabinet wife
likes best to talk about her
&.
children.
II don't mean they are per-
feet. but ! do think they are
wonderful. I do so want to do
3 finished Job with them.
my strength goes to my
children, she added with
complete simplicity and sim
eerity. II have given my whole
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Evening star., 1953-02-15
Exclusively 7ours-'sr7y 'sr7y So
UnusuuI Observation Eeoes From Real Estute Activity
Jerry Lunbens Purchase Mrs Leland Horrson House

seems to have an identity an
its own and they're Just q
little wary Of 1t. says the one
real estate firm.
j
New In Washington and
they are bound to add much
to the social scene are the
Jerry Lamberts Of the Liste-
rine fortune. They have not
only rented one house for q
year but have bought another.
Former owners Of Carter Hall,
the historic Virginia estate
which they restored, they also
have beautiful houses in
Princeton and Palm Beach.
and, Of course. the family seat
Is in st. Louis. It was Jerry
Lambert's yacht that won the
! Upton race one year.
NOW old enough to have
young grandchildren, Mrs.
Lambert, the former Grace
Lansing Of Richmond. is petite
and dainty; her husband at
tractive and good looking One
cf their two married daughters
is married To Paul Mellon, who
has d home at Uppefville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert have
Just bought Mrs. Leland Har-
rison's house on Whitehaven
street, which they win move
into around the first Of Nav.
In the meantime they are liv-
ing In the Gustave Pabst's
small but very charming house
on TWenty-third street, which
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Evening star., 1953-02-15

Italian Ambassador Alberto
Tarchiani will be joined tonnor-
row by Signora Tarchiani and
their daughters, Dora and
Letizia, who have been passen-
gers aboard the new Italian
liner Andrea Doria' on its
cruise southward.
Dominican Ambassador and
Sonora de Tl1omen viii be
hosts at q reception February
~ to celebrate the anniversary
Of their. country's independ-
ence. They entertained at din
ner last evening, their guests
including Paraguayan Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Boettner.
Colombian Ambassador and
Sonora de Restrepo, and the
Paraguayan Ambassador to
Uruguay and Sonora de Ra-
meriz. who are visiting the lat
ter's brother-in-law and sister.
Ambassador and Sonora de
Boettner.
Representative and Mrs.
Clark w. Thompson also were
guests at dinner last evening
and others in the company
were Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Clark woodward, Rear Ad-
miraI and Mrs. Leo Otis Coll
bert, Mr.. and Mrs; Blake Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. RAM.
dolph and the new Counselor
of the Embassy. SenOr Horatio
Vicioso, and Sonora de VicioS0.
Senior Vicioso succeeded
Senior Don HomeriO H0epel-
man, who with Sonora de Hoe
pelman has returned to his.
homeland. Senior and Sonora
de VicioSo came to Washington
from Paris where be served
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Torchionis to Return;
honens Elntertoin
By Katharine M. Brooks

as Minister Counselor OF the
Dominican Embassy.
Cuban Ambassador and Se-
nora de Concheso gave q young
peoples Valentine party last
evening In the Embassy for
Senorita Cecilia Fernandez,
sister Of Sonora de Batista,
wife of the Cuban President.
Senorita Fernandez IS visiting
the Ambassador and Sonora de
Concheso and last evening
there was dancing and q buffet
supper.
The Ambassador has been
appointed personal represen-
tative Of President Batista at
the coronation Of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II. They will
sail May is for France and
spend q week, In Paris before
going to London. where they
will take part In the coronation
festivities beginning May so
and continuing through june 5.
Second Secretary Of the Ital-
Ian Embassy and Countess Ric-
cardi were hosts to q small
company Of intimate friends
yesterday afternoon following
the christening Of their daugh-
ter, Roberta, who was born
January n. Guests at the tea
were only those who witnessed
the ceremony IN the chapel Of
the Apostolic Delegate the
Most Rev. ArnletO Giovanni
Cicognani. who ofiiciated.
The First Secretary OF the
Embassy. Signor Federico
Eensi. IS godfather for the baby
and her godmother is her ma
ternal grandmother. Signora
Dayida- Vitd.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

AT BOTANIC GARDENS
For the first time since
the NotionoI CopitoI Flower
ond Gorden Show has esns
held, the Botonic Gurdens
will enter exhibits. Shown
odmirine some Of the beou-
tiful flowers in the eordens
ore Mrs. J. P, BoWker and
Mrs. Richard L. Johnson.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

ATTRACTIVE colNBlkATloN--A lovely bouquet drows
the attention Of pretty Mrs. Webb Hoyes in the Botanic
Gordens. The 800 women participating in the show
will have to compete with simor arrangement. The
show sponsored by the Allied Florists Of Greoter WASH
ineton and the Notiono CnptoI Gorden Club League.
will be held at the National Guord Armory March 5
through the lth. Many clubs will exhibit.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
To Attend PorIey

Mrs. Nellie A. Casey, president
Of the Insurance Women's Club
of Washington, will be its dele
gate to the 18th annual conven-
tion Of the National Association
Of Insurance Women in Cleve-
land, Ohio, Wednesday through
Friday. Mrs. Eleanor B. Smith
son is the alternate.
Rhea R.. Hurd, president Of
the Insurance Advertising Con-
ference, will be the keynote
speaker.
The organization stresses ed
ucational programs designed to
broaden members knowledge of
their profession.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
One SWinnsuit
No Longer
The Rule
Bv EIeni
By EIeni

There was a time when one
bathing suit was all a woman
thought she needed for the sea-
sons swimming needs.
Today. at least two swimsuits
are what most women possess.
Close questioning reveals that
many have three and four.
Many reasons are behind this,
not the least of which is the
fact that American sWimsuits
are so expertly constructed, made
Of the newest and most beautiful
materials and styled so well.
that a woman isn't satisfied with
just owning one.
A sounder reason, too, is that
by having two or more swim
suits In a season the wear on
the individual swimsuit is less
ened. You also have one dry
when needed. Call ST. 3-5000
Ext. 395 between $50 and 4:30
for shopping information on our
pictured swimsuitS that come in
a wide color range.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Officers Elected

Mrs. Naomi S. Talley has been
elected president of the Pro-
fessional Writers Club, succeed.
ing Miss Marie Puhr.
Other new officers include
Mrs. Dorothy v. Coakley, first
vice president: Mrs. Esther M.
Douty, second vice president:
Mrs. Jennie L. Frost. recording
secretary: Miss Anna Kaplin.
corresponding secretary: Cor
nelius G. Van Schelven, treas
urer; Mrs. Stanley H. Beale.
assistant treasurer; Miss Louise
L. Duncan, historian; Miss Anna
L. Sowder. registrar; Miss Marie
Cullen, librarian; Henry D. Bur-
roughs, auditor; Miss Puhr.
counsel; Capt. F. M. Van Natter,
parliamentarian, and Mrs. Re-
becca Martin Slater. liaison
officer.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

The executive board Of the
Seaboard Region of Hadassah
met today at Hotel 2400 to make
plans for the annual conference
and for such other activities as
education institutes.
Mrs. Henry Segal, wife of
Rabbi Segal of Washington, re-
Gently was elected president Of
the region. which includes chap
tiers in Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, the two CarolinaS and
the District. .....
Other new regional officers
include Mrs. Hilary M. January
Of Suffolk, Va, honorary vice
president: Mrs. Joseph M.
Freedman of Washington, Mrs.
Harry Karesh Of Greensboro, N.
c., Mrs. Samuel Freedman of
Durham; Mrs. Sidney Sachs of
Chevy Chase, and Miss Helen
Sunkals Of Richmond, vice pres
idents: Mrs. George j. Newman
Of Washington. executive secre-
tary; Mrs. William Arkin of
Arlington, recording secretary,
and Mrs. Benjamin Kirsch Of
Silver Spring, treasurer.
Mrs. Joseph Tudor of Wash
Evening star., 1953-06-15
New Officers Are Elected
As NWP Ends Convention

ans Party to oppose "any treaty
made or to be made that will
in any way interfere with the
domestic law of the United
States"
It was similar to resolu-
ton. drafted by Mrs. Ethel
Ernest Murrell, retiring national
chairman, which was turned
down by the delegates on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Murrell and Mrs. Cecil
Norton Broy of Arlington were
among those who led support
for Mrs. Vincenti's resolution.
Mrs. Ernestine B. Powell OF
Worthington, Ohio, a lawyer
and mother Of three children Is
the new chairman of the party.
DR.. Alice Paul continues as
founder and honorary chairman.
and other honorary chairman
ships were granted to Mrs. Flor.
ence Bayard Hilles, Miss Anita
Pollitzer, DR.. Agnes e. Wells
and Miss Elsie Hill.
New vice chairmen are DR..
Florence Armstrong, Mrs. Emma
Guffey Miller. Miss Pearl M.
Sayre. Mrs. Helen Hunt West
and Miss Ernestine Hale Bel
lamy.
Other officers are Miss Anne
Carter, secretary; Mrs. Mamie
Sydney Mizen and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Starr Freedom, assistant
secretaries: Mrs. Elizabeth
Forbes. treasurer, and Mrs. A,
L. Brooks and Mrs. Margaret
Williams, assistant treasurers.
Two District women, Mrs. Fay
Chaires Edgar and Mrs. Mildred
Palmer, were elected to the Ma
tional Council.
Other council members are
Mrs. Nina Horton Avery, Judge
Helen Elizabeth Brown, Miss
Lillian Barton, Miss Cornelia
Carter, Mrs. John Forrest, Mrs.
Adda Lutz Ferguson. Miss Gladys
Greiner, Miss Mabel Griswold,
Miss Mary c. Kennedy. Miss
Norma Lindsey, Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews, Miss Marian
May, Mrs. Perle Mesta, Mrs.
Miriam Corthel Moreland, Mrs.
Phoebe Munnecke, Miss Evelyn
Richardson. Mrs. Natalie Gray
Shelter, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs.
Helen Vanderberg, Mrs. Amelia
Hines Walker, Mrs. Robert c.
Wilkin, Mrs. Lucy Rice Winkler
and Mrs. Clara Smell Wolfe.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

The National Woman's Party
wound up its three-day bien-
nial convention yesterday with
election and installation of Of
f1cers to serve for the next two
years.
Holding a morning business
session at national headquarters,
Alva Belmont House. the dele
gates, for the second time, also
voted against putting the or
ganization on record in favor
of effecting equal rights reform
through domestic legislation,
rather than by international
treaty.
Yesterdays resolution, intro
duced by Mrs. Rudolph Vincent
of Baltimore, asked the Wom-
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Officers Installed By Mothers Club

Mrs. John Milton was recently
installed as president Of the st.
Martins Mothers Cub.
Other new officers include Mrs.
Bernard Bussink. vice president:
Mrs. s. F. Latona. secretary:
Mrs. Bernard Wade. treasurer:
Mrs. Joseph Dean, historian. and
Mrs. George Clancy. sergeant
alarms.
Board members appointed to
serve for the coming year are
Mrs. Joseph Hurney. ways and
means: Mrs. William Olsen. So
cial: Mrs. Albert Haskell, pub
licity: Mrs. William McGrath.
membership; Mrs. Paul Hannah,
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Sigma Kappa Officers

Mrs. William Brecht Hanback,
has been installed as president
of the Sigma Kappa Alumnae
Association of Washington.
Mrs. Hanback, is a former con-
sultant to the ArchiviSt Of the
United States.
Mrs. A. Avis Layne, jr.. was
installed as the sorority's vice
president.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Hudussuh Board Meetinq Here

ington is regional adviser and
board members at large are Mrs.
Paul Eanet Of Washington, Mrs.
William Diamondstein Of Hamp-
ton. Va, Mrs. Bernard Rivin Of
Portsmouth and Mrs. Rudolph
Gumpert Of Asheville, N. c.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

correspondence: Mrs. Robert
Quigley. luncheon; Mrs. Paul
Mangum. promotion: Mrs. John
Burroughs, health, and Mrs. Mil
ton Beaudine, alumnae.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

PHONE ORDERS District 7-4454.
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at no extra cost-things like direction sig
nails, dual map lights, twin sunshades,
lighter, trip-mileage Indicator, automatic
glove-box light, oil-bath air cleaner, full
flow oil filter, bumper guards front and rear
things most other cars Of similar price
charge as extras.
So there you are-deinitely able to move
right into this big, broad, robust-powered
Buick for price you'd expect to pay for
lesser car.
Why not drop in on us to see and drive this
honey of buy? The rest We'll leave up to
you.
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BUFFALO RUN

:
Mr.; and Mrs: Q4flle Splkef; OF
BrandonVliie' W. va spent sun
Jay 4 Mlt I i+ anu , W. H. f'%i ai pi o,d
"Rt ~ ia ~ I- 9V'IJ ''e cen
VIZ ~ ''l E.;a,d P IIonn,ood D. v,os
Sunjav quest Of MI and MIS-.
Wijbm. Hinebauqb Wavne Friend,
Baltimore is visiting his sister.
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Sights


If you want to see some wonder
ful sights, open the eyes of your
heart as well as the eyes of your
head. Entertain the spiritual as
well as the material
The Holy Bible is full of insights
and outsights. The great men Of
the Bible saw with both. They OBJ
served with their physical sense
and they discerned with their
spiritual sense.
Take Moses, for example. When
he came upon the burning bramble
bush, he said: Il will turn aside
and see why the bush is not
burned" He turned aside to con
template it, to fathom its mean
ing, to learn its lessons, to grasp
its significance.
You too can join outsight with
insight. Open the eyes Of your
heart. Worship God. Study the
Bible. Pray without ccasing. Then
you'll be bound to see some wonder
full sights, the word that can
change your life.
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DIED
JOHN HENRY BARLOW

Having died at st. Anthony's
Knights of Columbus home in
Houston, Texas, July 81, John
Henry Barlow was returned to
Oakland Monday night by train.
a rosary for the deceased was
said at the Bolden Funeral Home.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Mary Stanton, Oakland He was
10 years Of age.
A son of the late Henry and
Sarah Barlow, he was born at
Howesville, W. Va, and inferred
there on Tuesday after a service
from St. Joseph's Catholic church.
Rev. Father Joseph Brumfield
held the mass.
Pallbearers were Sylvester Bar
low, Morgantown, w. Va; Joseph
Mask, Grafton, W. Va; Porter De
Witt, Joseph Stanton, Norman
Wine, Oakland, and Joseph Bar
low, Kingwood, w. Va. jerry Wine.
great nephew, was altar boy. Faith
er Michael X. Carney assisted in
the service.
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With Our Men
In The Service

Altman third class James Nc
Coy left for Camp Kilmer, n. j.,
Sunday, after having spent a 20
day furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Obey Winner, Deer Park.
He is being transferred to duty
in Iceland for a year. He entered
the service in March, 1852.
Altman Second Glass Ivan X.
Spiker, son of Mrs. Genevieve V.
Robin, Shallmar, recently arrived
in the Philippines to serve a tour
of duty with the L. S Air Force.
Following his arrival, A/2c Spiker
was assigned to the 581st Main
tenance Squadron, Headquarters,
581st Air Resupply and Communi-
cations Wing at Clark Air Force
Base, go miles north of Manila
The Philippines is the first over
seas assignment for A/2c Spiker,
who enlisted in the U. S. Air Force
in June, 1852.
A graduate of Kitzmiller High
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one halfway. During his years as
leader of the opposition he stood
as the conscience of conservative
Americans lie jealousy protected
the ideals of American liberty and
enterprise.
As the Majority Leader of the
Senate he proved himself to be a
master at persuading others to
work together in harmony. His
services to the new administration
were invaluable-h was a uniter
and a compromiser.
Senator Taft's death is a great
loss to the State of Ohio which he
served with distinction-it is a
greater loss to the nation which
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memory win give continued cour-
age to us all.
Senator Taft has now been
eulogized by his many friends in
the Senate and we have respect
fully recessed.
No eulogy will ever be able to
express the great personal loss
which his death means to me.
Robert Taft was my ideal Of
what a United States Senator
should be. He was a kindly, friend
~ man who was always ready and
willing to be helpful to us who
were less experienced than he.
He was a patient man of sincere
beliefs, but willing to meet any
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the day the bigger the welcome for cool nodded salmon
gelatne Flank with
stuffed pepper and already canned shrimp
nesting crisp salad greens for the main course OF the meal
Jelied Salmon Loaf
unfavored gelatne l 73i-oZ salmon
cold l tablespoon grated onion
cup hot = cup sharp mayonnase
l cup diced celery
Soften for minutes Add hot water and stir
until gean Add ingredients and mix we'll Add
chill When almost hrm, begin
preparing the layer follows
envelope unlavored gelatine tablespoons lemon juice
Il cold Dash Iabasco
condensed consonme
geatne cold minutes Add hot and stir
until geane dissolved Add lemon juice and Tbasco Cool until
the salmon Chill until I'm
mold platter Six to eight servings
Stuffed Pepper Slices
Q green peppers 62-oz faxed tuna
| pkg. tablespoons finely diced
peppers Mix oened cheese tuna
Fill Chill thoroughly
Makes eight slices.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
BECAUSE .

a store the size of The
Hecht Co. is concerned
not only in selling a
product, but also in in.
Stalling and Servicing
that product. The Hecht
Co. TeIeviSiOn Service
Dept. is made Mp of men
skilled in electrOnicS,
concerned oUith seeing
that your set is in per.
feet condition 1vhem it
GrriveS that it is er.
pertLy installed. The
Appliance Service De.
pGrtmentS reflects the
same calibre in their
personnel.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

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helps keep it ttof way, too!
If you aren't entirely satisfied with your COM
plexion- here's wonderful beauty news for you!
famous skin doctor worked out new cleans
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beauty routine-all rolled-in-one! 1t helps your
skin look fresher, smoother, loveer and helps you
keep it that way!
Why IT'S 50 successful!
This new beauty care owes its amazing effective
ness to the unique qualities of Noxzema. This
famous ereaseless beauty cream is a combination
of softening, soothing, and cleansing ingredients
offered by no other leading beauty cream. And
it's medicated-aids healing helps keep skin look
ing fresh and cleaE
GreaSeleSs Noxzema actually washes off in
water, helps smooth and freshen skin at the