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Evening star., 1955-04-04
BY HARRY BACAS

Washington buttoned up for
Its workaday routine today after
a sun-drenched holiday binge
Of sightseeing. cherry blossom
pageantry and just plain Sum-
day driving yesterday that had
police working until after dark
on some traffic snarls.
A day of warm winds and
brilliant sunshine surprised fore
casters and brought tourists and
local citizenry alike out into the
parks and roads for the biggest
week end Of the year to date.
At the Tidal Basin alone.
where the cherry blossoms are
Evening star., 1955-04-04

hontganley-io ! M Make
Cleanup Week Plans

A meeting will be held at
Rockville at 8 pm. tomorrow to
form plans for Montgomery
County's observance Of cleanup
week. April 22-30.
Those dates have been desig-
mated by Gov. McKeldin in CO.
operation with the Governors
committee to Keep Maryland
Beautiful"
Tuesdays meeting was called
by Croydon S. Tolson. chief Of
the county's tree and street
cleaning division and the county
representative on. the Cover
nor's committee. It will be held
In the auditorium Of the new
county office building.
Mr.. Tolson said representa-
tives Of farm groups. garden and
homemakers clubs. youth clubs.
conservationists. sportsmen. vet
Grams, business. industry and
other interested persons have
been invited.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
SUM- Drenched Cherry Blossom Holiday
Jams D. c. Hotels, Parks and Traffic

In full bloom, Park Police
counted 158,07O persons. $4,000
more than on Saturday. More
than $4,000 assembled at the
Jefferson Memorial to see the
final performance Of the gala
Cherry Blossom pageant, wind
ing up a six-day stand.
Today was to be fair but cooler.
Hotels Crowded
Many hotels today were still
full of guests and turning down
applications, as q new crop Of
tourists came in on the heels
Of those who left town last
night.
The traffic jams started early
Evening star., 1955-04-04
Conventions
Today

Conventions in Washington
today are:
National Peanut Council.
which began a f1ye-day meeting
Saturday at the Shoreharn Hotel.
Southern Shade Tree Confer
ence. which opens q three-day
meeting iat the Washington Ho-
tel.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

part Juvenile delnquents reflect the image Of adults who
INV unto themselves especially those whose conception
Of happiness that which prevailed in the days OF the
time In amusement.
The for juvenile delinquency win not be wrought
by those responsible for the Our hope for lies
with those who believe that: unless the Lord build the
house. they labor In vain that build it, who count the
wealth Of the country strength not n terms
Of god but Of Christian manhood and womanhood and who
hold that the spirit Of sacrifice the soul Of love for God and
country.
n p,
Evening star., 1955-04-04
FIemmine to Speak

Arthur s. Flemming. director
Of the Office of Defense Mobiliza-
ton, will speak at q dinner
meeting of the Clarendon
Methodist Mems Club at the
Clarendon Methodist Church.
Sixth and North Irving streets.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

the end Of society is not to multiply
unnecessarily the means and oppor-
tunities Of indulgence but to form
strong and noble men and women.
Such characters are not created by
indulgence but by self-control which
comes Of self-denial."
II this truth had taken a deeper
hold on the minds and hearts Of our
people there would be fewer prob
lens on our list OF worries. One Of
the outstanding problems on this list
Is juvenile delinquency, which would
not be problem II 1t were not for
adult delinquency. For the most
Evening star., 1955-04-04
A UhnuDlt fur Unnay
Lenten Reflections BY People You Know
BY THE MOSTsREv. JOHN M. MCNAMARA
Auxiliary Bishop Of washington

wise has said: IT society fails to reconcile
material with moral progress and to develop mems higher
faculties while satisfying his lower wants. It Is defective
and contains within itself germs Of its dissolution For
Evening star., 1955-04-04

Temsrrow-sarsarst G. schweinhaut
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Joining the Tucson colony a

Joining the Tucson colony a
few weeks ago were Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Goodsnyder, Dor
chester, Mass. The niece and
nephew of the Charles Jacob
sons they are associated to-
gether in business. They live
on N. Jones.
There have been a number
of visitors and guests enter
tained the past few weeks by
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Frank. Mr..
and Mrs. H arry BerkoWitZ,
Toledo, spent t a week here.
Mrs. BerkoWitZ is the sister of
Mr.. Frank and they are "sold"
on Tues but must wait
awhile to establish a home
here. Mrs. Blanche Kessler, a
frequent visitor, her daughter
and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Coleman, LA, spent a re-
C n weekend and attended
the Skora birthday par ty .
Mrs. Kessler is the sister of
Mrs. Frank and of Mrs. Frank
Kessler. Mrs. Anna F. a n k,
also of Toledo, was here for
week. She is the aunt of Mr..
Frank.
Hoping soon to get into the
wing of activities is Mrs.
Evelyn Friedman, who came
from Brooklyn recently for
her health. She lives on E. 9th.
While i'm Houston visiting
her children Mrs. Louis Fine
fell and broke her arm. 1t de-
layed her return home. She is
glad to report it is mending
nicely though it does not al
low her to be as active as she
would like.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Kert
have had as their guest Mrs.
Dora Wolf of Montreal, who
will stay a few months. She is
the mother of Mrs. Kert.
Recent arrivals from
Springfield, Mo. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Ziman. He is in
the insurance business. They
live on E. Bellevue. Also here
is their son and his family.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
While not m any persons

While not m any persons
knew Judy Strauss, most Tue
sonians had heard of the val
liant fight this young woman
made as a victim of polio, liv-
ing in a kibbutz in Israel with
her h us b a n d Herbert and
young daughter. She died the
day before Thanksgiving.
Deep sympathy is extended
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strauss.
She was their guest for some
months last year while con-
valescing.
On a Thanksgiving fur
lough, Marine Corpora l
Harold Shapiro was guest of
honor at a dinner given by his
aunt, Mrs. Sally Harris. Other
guests were his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bramson,
Messrs. and Mines. Nelson
Neuerman, Alex Deutsch;
also Mickey Spencer, Irving
RabinoWitZ, Joel Harris.
Happy to be in their own
home are Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Simon, now living at 2618 E.
Seneca. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Tanzer moved to 241O E. 9th.
In town only a few weeks
and alre a y established in
their home on Montecito are
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Tinkel-
man and sons, Stuart at VA
and a member of ZBT, Law
renee in high sch ool and
Michael 8. They come from
Poughkeepsie. Mr.. Tinkelman
IS the brother of Mrs. Joe To
fel and they are friends of the
Bernard OvsevitZes. Mr.. Tin
kelman is with Wash Well.
Also celebrating a wedding
anniversary were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Rackoff, who last
week marked A years of mar
riage.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

Most eager to get back and
glad to be here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Pepper of Far Rock
away. In a few weeks they
hope to make tn e ir perm
anent home here. Meanwhile
he continues operating his
business in the east, the Far
Rockaway Window Cleaning.
They live on E. 10th.
For the past two weeks Sey-
mour r 90 t h has been in the
hospital, following a sudden
h e art attack. He is feeling
much better and has received
many well-wishes from his
frie n d S. He is president of
Young Israel congregation.
Elias Kaderlan is the mash
CLASH at Sahara Guest Ranch.
Thanksgiving was marked
with r Ella tive S and friends
around the festive board at
the Nathan Feinstein home.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Krivis, LA. Che is Mrs.
Feinstein's bro t h ~; Mrs.
Rose Frank, New York, sister
of Mrs. Feinstein; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Gray, LA, a niece
and nephew who spe nj the
weekend here and may even
tually locate in Tucson; Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Yousoff, LA
friends also here for the week
end.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
eY:Yal:Ik
Personals

Less than a month ago MIR.
and Mrs. Ben Cob e n came
from Atlantic City. They are
living with mispocha, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Goldberg, N. Mar
tin. The men are in business
together.
Filled with much anticipa-
ton Mrs. Sol GurVitz left
Tuesday by plane for a visit
with her brother in Buenos
Aires, who is in the textile
business. She plans to be gone
about six months. She stops
off in Miami to see relatives
while enroute.
Due i'm Dec. 21 for ten-day
stay are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nadler, S t u d n t S at North
western Dental School. They
will be guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kalb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nader.
Also planning to be home
for the holidays is Harry Ell
ster, son of Mrs. Tessie ElSter.
He is attending the U. of Utah
Medical School.
The Sam Deutsch f m lily
make re ady to move into
their new home in Colona
Solana.
Following a three months
visit with their children, DR..
and Mrs. Gorge Lewis in
Gary, Indiana Mr.. and Mrs.
David Marks have returned
home.
Sophie SiIverstOne is now
living in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Kisluk, E. Mabel,
winter visitors from Toronto.
Looking over the city, as
it were are Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Eiment, Chicago. Friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. M ic h a el
Schaeffer, they may remain
the season.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

Arizona Post, Dec. 2, 1855
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCk :

Mrs g. Handy Reporter, Phone FIR 4s1s7 or FIR 4se3'
There will be a fall fashion parade at the Greater Shlo
Baptist church. and Hazel streets Sunday at p m
sponsored by Miss Earline Gordon.
The Singing union will be held Sunday 2:3 p. m at
the Greater Shiloh Baptist church f. Jackson president Mrs
D. Hughes, secretary.
Tire members of the Eighth Street Baptist church Will
celebrate the churchs foreh anniversary Sunday NoVem
Der GOTH with a special program.
It's boy pounds ounces, born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo
SPAIN George, jr
The Annual carnival sponsored by the Carter C. Woodson
school PTA Wednesday, a success Amount OF money
raised, S16i95.
See the Tots on Parade Shiloh Baptist church Bird and
Hazel streets, at IL a. Sunday.
House guests of Mrs Nicely and Mrs Nettie Loe-
lace 500 Hickory, the weekend were MesdameS rc
line Smith of Buffalo Mary Jones Pine Bluff and Aaron
Carson, uncle of ST. Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Ms Rosalia Terrence Is the
second in series Of photographs
sponsored by the Public Relations
committee designed To aequaInt
members and friends If Phyllis
Wheatley YWcA with your board
of management
Ms Terrence ms been . mem
Der Of Phyllis Wheailey since ear
~ childhood and is intensely in
terested IN teen=ase gir's and boys
She Is treless worker in the
YWcA. a teacher in the Dunbar
junior hi school and sponsors a
Y-Teen club Size also works with
the young people in her church
Miss Terrence bears the distinc-
tion Of being ore Of the youngest
members Of our board and Is a
definite asset to the community
She Is secretary OF the board.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Lake villaga The Central hi
MIA met Oct. IL and elected the
following officers for 1855, pres
ident. Miss Arilla M SpeiFht' vice
president, Miss Ida b Hannah Sec
rotary. Miss Jean Evelyn Will
liams. assistant secretary, Miss
Anna Jean Jones: reporter. shir-
leg Jean Tins; song leader Doro-
thy Ann Harris. assistant song
leader. Shirley Lee Bell; historian.
Bohhie Ann Bearden; chairman
Of program committee. c. Ann
Cotton, co-ehalrmen. Silvia Jean
Wiley: parliamentarian, Horria L.
Bean: treasurer. Rebecea Deloney;
congratulations. Charlean Ben
ton: poetry, Ida Beatrice Polk;
recreation committee. Ozie Mae
Bean; eo-workers. Shirley l. Cos
ey. Mary Jane Griffin; refresh
ments. Laura Ann Smiley CO.
worker,
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Airmen Eniertain'd

Between fifty and one hundred
airmen from the little Rock ar
force base were entertained n
the YWCA last Friday by tn
Business and Professional Women
club.
The boys enjoyed games. dane
ing and refreshments. They We're
greeted by large welcome signs II
blue and white with an Air fore
motif The upstairs was decorated
with club eolors OF red and whit
crepe paper chains and eolored
balloons.
Members from the Don Juan
cites, Cotillion Girls Unique
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Ike Village
Mrs. Laura Clinton

Mrs. Laura Cilntan
Mrs. Laura clanton attended
the NAACP state conference and
was entertained IN the home Of
MIR and Mrs L. {. Bates 1907
West 2ath street. Little Rock .
Mrs Birdie Williams, 1919 Mag
nolia street. MIR Mrs Laura
Clanton. 400 " Luna street OF
this city and Miss Ella y. Brad
ford Of Dewitt sponsored I h g
group. which presented an ap-
probation gift 10 the president
Mrs. l.. e. Bates While In Little
Rock. Mrs Clanton visited IN the
homes Of her friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Morris and Mrs. NJ
MeGrouth, former residents Of
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

for their cooperation Mrs Nicholson president Of
A pleased with the results of the drive The
cy viii be used TO purchase playground equipment
record attendance achieved the Fall American
Rose tea of the Beautcan club Sunday the
Mrs Viola Holt 1903 West Seu street The guest speaker
Mrs Ella Mcpherson She spoke very interesting
eg The Beautcan Part Do for The Betterment
People Miss Bob Ann Wilks furnished the music reading
by Miss Cariee Petieew Mrs F1osse McNeal poured tea
The dining beautifully decorated with club coors
red white Tie members thankful IN the many
who
Mrs Viola Holt president Mrs Saphinc Allen reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
AROUND PINE BLUFF
Rev. 4. Smith, Phone ss73R

Mrs Celia Crock Mrs Savannah Booker of Chicago
are guests Of Rev and Mrs Ed Of 10th and Ash
@ efoek and Mrs Booker former Pine Bulfians AMI
Mrs Rosie Sumner of 500 North Hickory is home
amer Today rest in Monroe Louisiana where she was
@ o relatives and friends En- home she visited rel
atNes in Camden.
Mrs lfma Clay Ross former secretary in the office Of
me local county agents resigned Of November oin
West
Nj and Mrs Rudolph Shepherd have returned to their
hene IN Oakland California after a ten-day here with
relatives and friends
Mrs L B Jones confined her four days las.
week ON account Of illness,
Thurman Mitchell has returned to his home Buffalo
after ~oweek here guest Of his parents Mr. and
Mrs Corne Mitchell of 35O6 West Second street
For for this column contact Rev A Smith 397R or
MIS- L B Jones phone l7l6 after o'clock.
All be in by Saturday afternoon by o'coeI,
Tor publication in the next issue,
Carver elementary school held annual Halloween
Val with the king and contest and other activities TO
vide plenty Of fun for everybody
Everett STICKY was crowned King and Brenda Banlsron
crowned Queen Both pupils the sixth grade They
crowned by the principal of the school, Mrs entz The
King and Queen regned the Halloween activities which
were provided in the school auditorium
Everybody had plenty of fun and the affair fnan
ea Mrs Bernce Cunningham third grade teacher
chairman of the affair Mrs Doris Reed and Mrs Susie
Lee Motley eo.hairmen
Carver PTA closed membership drive Wednesday mite
The affair consisted Of program and tea Damascus choir
furnished the Attorney Howard the principal speak
lie spoke Juvenile Delinquency In his address, he told
the audience the home school community
ponsbe for saving youth and should work together to
accomplish that goal
Mrs. Wlks, vieepresident of the PTA who is stern
worker was crowned Mother Of Carver elementary school by
Mrs Kahn Mrs Wlks is mother for the first grade
She brought the largest members which accounted
for the largest of money, Mrs OBryant and Mr.
Terry helped with the finance Mrs. Gladys West was IN
charge of the tea Mrs ein expressed appreciation 10 all
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
PHYLLIS WHEA7lEY
s''!!V!s!!'
Y-TEEs NEWS

Y-TEEN NEWS
The Inter-Club council met Sat
urday at 2:30 p. N with three
representatives from each Y-Teen
club The years program was
planned and the following effi-
GERS elected:
President. Henrietta Yaneey
Vice president. Gloria Pierce
Secretary. Jeanette Bradford
Asst see'y, Cecil lnez Vlns1n
Chaplain. Bettye Roy Hnt8a
Reporter. Ethel Virgil
Girls. YWcA Young Adult Sery-
ice club were present and helped
the b and P's entertain and make
the boys feel at home
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
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Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5e39
ne AND THERE

AZ AND THERE
.i,g Adams field Tuesday afternoon by private plane
Co. / C. Bates and Fred Darragh. jr. 10 attend a
= ostnq of the Southern Regional Council which me
80 If the Arkansas Human Relations council which is
,el.rs If the sRC. Mrs. Bates is a board member
a. Florida Lee Mckinney and Mrs Willie Cyrus Of Mon
sted Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Bailey, l23 West 9th street
ftle Rock Saturday mite. They arrived midHite and
sday evening at o'clock Mrs. Mckinney is the daugh-
"a Mrs CYRUS niece of Mrs, Bailey Mr. Bailey spoke
- evening meeting of the Liberty Hill church
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

The Business and Professional Won't
raay mite al the YWCA al 3 o'clock.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
|H THE CLUB

Tho South side Ladies club met at the home Of Mr..
"a Rassett After delicious repast served games
| isyed Winners were: Mrs Stella Tucker Isl Mrs.
anderson 2nd and Mrs Geneva llaney Bird Next meet
m Ne At the home of Mrs Fannie Curry. Guests were
| fncv Williams Mrs Dorean Newsum and Mrs Allen.
qant Mrs Nettie Rec reporter. Mrs Fannie Curry
~ les Iaenes Aimes club met al the home Of the secre-
Nth seven members present The members decided 10
| cberIine supper Nov. 10Th at the Amelia B Ives
Narya Reams accepted member of the club Re-
hrents were served by the hostess Mrs Sarah Davis
l. PRESIDENT Mrs, Betty Murray, secretary
The Amelia B. Ives Community club will sponsor an Au-
ea November 20 in the Ives social 200 East 29th
L. This tea is 10 benefit the bus transportation project
H. to 7 p M Mrs. c, Johnson, presidents Mrs Nette
ne chairman Mrs ~ Dozzel reporter
The Don 1uanetts club had its regular meeting NosecGer
l. the residence of Mrs Dorothy Ray 1918 IL Pulaski at
l. m regular business session was held with The pres
|. presirg The Don Juanets club will sponsor "BnEo
l. November Is at p at the Club Rivera The club
iing all In come and join in an evening Of tun Miss
1 Cleveland. president; Mrs Carolyn Oliver reporter
Tho r,naer Hill Family Circle club met at the home Of
and Mrs Thomas Zeiger October %. The next meeting
10 November 9th Mrs Esse L. Sargent president; Mrs
red Zeiser Mrs Carrie Jean Coleman, reporter
The Business and Professional Womens club VIII meet
day mite al the YWCA at o'clock
Mrs Edna Byrd chairman of the Sunshine Art club an
noes that the club will present bazaar at the nome oil
! II C. Bryant. 2l23 Howard street November H. Iiou'H
Al p m Club members have been weeks creating beau
| and unusual designs OF handwork such as knitted pot
lier harpin crochet and other designs.
Mrs Clara Tharpe 100 Pine street entertained members
tho Cansonette club in her home last Friday mite Plans
the making for a whist and bngo party to ne ne'd III
future Members will meet tonite with Mrs lomne
tnas
The Tannees wish to thank all who made their pretal'
sn success at the home of Mrs. Bertha WOODS Last
sday Miss 10 Ann Barnett hostess TO the cIuo pans
re for another project to be carried out In me d
lure The next meeting will be held the home OF MIS-
ricc Duliar 1912 Arch street Mary A. Russ president
MIA Woods. reporter
and by The PRESS--!i Stands by You!
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Everybody had plenty of fun and the affair was
eal success. Mrs. Bernice Cunningham, third grade
was chairman of the affair Mrs Doris Reed and
Lee Motley were eo-harmen
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Everett STICKY was crowned King and Bre
vas crowned Queen. Both are pupils in the sixt
were crowned by the principal of the school, Mr.
King and Queen reigned over the Halloween az
were provided in the school auditorium.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

The Hanger Hill Family Circle club met
and Mrs. Thomas Zeigler October %. TIT
/ b November 27th. Mrs. Essie l.. Sargent.
.Ifea Zeislef. Mrs Carrie Jean Coleman. rel
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Mrs. Edna Byrd, chairman of the Sunshine
noes that the club will present bazaar at
! H. C. Bryant. 2l23 Howard street. NoyemoC
~ p m Club members have been weeks CT
I and unusual designs OF handwork, such as
liers hairpin crochet and other designs.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Mrs Clara Tharpe. 100 Pine street, enterta
,he Chansonette club in her home last Frd
in the making for whist and bingo party
} near future Members will meet tonite with
mas.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

The Amelia B. Ives Community club Will sponsor
n Tea November 20 in the Ives social room, 200 Ii
H. This tea is 10 benefit the bus transportation
[nr N 7 n m Mrs c. Johnson, president; Mrs
ne chairman. Mrs r. " Doz2ell reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Mrs. l.. b. Jones was conf
week on account Of illness.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

The Don Juanetts club had its regular meeting \
l. the residence of Mrs Dorothy Ray 1915 l-2 Pu
+ n m A regular business session was held with
p nras,dIpg The Don Juanetts club will sponsor !
m November Is at 9 p. m. at the Club RIVERA.
rynr all In come and join in on an evening OF |
Lael Cleveland. president; Mrs Carolyn Oliver re
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Thurman Mitchell has returne,
after a two-week visit here as que
AIRS. Cornie Mitchell of 3506 West
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

Carver elementary school held its annui
Val with the king and queen contest and 9TH
vide plenty of fun for everybody
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

See the Tots on Parade at Shiloh
Hazel streets, at II a. m. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
An Adjuster Faslaioneil

With the wood frame and new
window assembled. drill q 3fl6-
inch hole through both the metal
and wood. In the middle Of the
lower frame member. The hole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
BY HAROLD SMITH

a.
You folks living IN one story
houses with easement windows
are no strangers to the prob
Inn Of bathroom and powder
room privacy. The solution is
to replace one pane with q unit
having . hinged glass panel that
win aiiord ventilation without
opening the whole window. Q
project most home workshoppers
should md enjoyable and not
at all difficult.
We win suppose your case
ment windows are Of the metal
type. with putty channels about
" inch deep and glass retaining
nanges J inch wide.
Your first step is to make a
wooden frame OF by III inch
stock that, will at tightly into
the putty channel after the pane
Is removed. Remember that most
i.inch dressed lumber Is actually
only u inch thick, so four 1la-
inch strips cut from q l-inch
board viii be just right.
Trimmed to Exact Fit
It's best to make the frame
slightly oversize. 50 1t can be
trimmed for an exact At. Simple
butt Joints nailed together can
be used, but be sure to use nm
ishing nails countersunk well
into the frame so the plane used
for trimming won't hit the nail
heads.
Next. make q window to At
the frame. using extruded alu-
ninum storm sash channel strips
available in most well stocked
hardware stores.
This frame should be made
50 the single thickness viii at
nat against the wooden frame,
and the double glass channel
part win iit down into the frame.
Fun instructions for fabricating
and installing the glass come
with the material.
The new window nov can be
attached to the wooden frame
with q fuli-length piano-type
hinge et the top. The hinged
window win swing outward from
the sash thus shielding the
aperture from the weather.
An Adjuster Fashioned
with the wood frame and new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
Panel TuIks Due

The Alexandria Arlington :.
Fairfax Real Estate Board will
sponsor q panel discussion on
coming at its meeting In Hogate,s
Arlington House at 1915 pm.
next Thursday.