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Evening star., 1955-02-18
FlagStone and Stone

WORK ..
Porches, patios. retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also waterprooflng.
ANGELO MARCUcCIo JU. 9-176a
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish.
ing prices reasonable, work guar
annttsssd. c. C. DEAToN. RIA. g.
GENERAL REPAIRs-paintins. ie pa.
ps5dhs sndns and odd oSs SssFpsseoFy so yss sS.
PAPER HANGING and painting. Wal
scrapins plaster patches. Ii. 3:o69i
.LU. l-l7S9. day or night. 20s
PAINTING. interior and exterior
ayssags ;s room soo, h,. $h4 and Sa2 loves,
ref. Free estimates. Ho. 2z7l27
PAINTING, interior and exterior; - list.
class work; free estimates. MR.
estimates. ~. s-97ai. ~. I I5-ls is. o.
PAINTING AND PAPERNG. Work
guar. Low winter prices. Est. free.
rslsSEs All SRss TN srEk1oSR Eli Sg SSS SSIosG GxTfs,
MS h1oR JONES, gEss JU. f;'igssss s.ssse.a any time
PAINTING - Interior and exterior
new or old work. reas. IA. s-sls7,
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
free estimate. reasonable price. DU,
PAPER NOW. Low prices, Al work;
new samples; interior painting; free
estimates, JU.. 5-0745. ga
PAPER HANGING, prompt. courteous
estimates; expert white craftsman;
reasonable. HINES, DE. 2-9S46.
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS. BY exper,
white mechanic: reasonable rates:
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-4164. go
PLASTERlNG. patch work spe-
.cialty; white mech; estimates given
d, e. BUNCH. AID! 2-3S24. ISs
PLASTERING, PATCHING, any size
job, large or small: nest work, every.
pIUMBiNS, PLUM M ssfffiNiG HEAfiNG, repairing. U new
ESrk; free estimates; work guar
ESSF SSI .laSss s5sA'R' lowest rates in sS! .s!n
Ro6fiNG. .ll types: suffers. spou.s; SS
carpentry and painting. A. d.
THOMAS. WA. 1.7352, Tt.I
~ REPAIRS on all make sets: fast,
dependable service; all parts sns
labor guaranteed. DE. 2-2234i
nights and sun, IA. e-30os. --lo
Evening star., 1955-02-18

hELV1NAIOhS
Reduced for quick clearance. All re-
frigerators new and fully guaran
teed. No reasonable offer refused
STANDARD TIRE a. BATTERY CO.
9th and H sts. ne. Open evening
til 8. II. 3-a0S2.
REFGRS., used. 4M Gu. t., gas
Slg.95, del. Come into any OF the
HECHINGER STORES. II. T-940O
RUGS, 2. 9x15 Orientai-design rugs
brand-new. never used: regular
oRIENrAL i.tEiS RUG MARI. 1896 q: {
St. NV, ME. S0416.
RUGS, genuine oriental. all sizes
prices slashed up to 500. CASSA
BIAN. 1904 o st., in Georgetown
RUMMAGE sALE-clothins. house,
wares, etc Feb. 1S. 19 and 20, 6
an. to z pm. s02 N. Capitol st.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS, al
RoSE Rosfs sSaSo n SS SacHiNE Sf sH Go. sssaS ss
sE.&aISsc s IVA MACH. cLosEouT Dis;
s4Rsso, sis4R %0deIs cw nes s1oS SonsoEs por.aD. Ss'
sSa.sSS: Standard portable wit viii
.S1I0; all guar. 3s12 Lee hwy. IA
SILVER. westmorland Sterling; serv
ice for 8; like new; will sac. fol
best offer. 10. 2.2S69. 30
SOFA, large: mahogany trim, .goos
condition; S25. Call KE. s-430l
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL opp. House once
Bldg, Library Congress---WelI-furn-
ished rms. / with semipvt. bath
shower. Men. Ii. 3-2913. --22
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sITUATIoNs-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, yR., bkkpr., statis-
ticsl elk.. desires perm. pos; exper.
tax filing. Can type. Call LU. l.
ACCOUNTANT. part time: books
started. csught Up. kept part time:
Ice. refs: prompt; reas. JU. 9-5407.
ACCOUNTANT -ofice manager; con-
;1sN4 ;trseiiops s,.p experience. Address Cd. Box
EXECUTIVE-ASST.
Sahs trainina. An formerly me with s Cow rosst st
present running plant. desires
change. Able to give and take orders.
RedeTsness: Ref Min. sal. $1,000 .oossox Box
OFFICE MGR.-Attn. plumbing con-
tractors, 1s ,v. sxper; ,st once msr:; Sskpr;
handling business doing Million
dollar gross, desires permanent po-
sition with firm having concrete
plans for the future. Avail March 1
WRIGHT, Box 162. Kensington, Md.
MEN AVAILABLE for housework, yard
work. painting and misc. odd Jobs.
HARBoR LIGHT CENTER. the sal
SStiss, SSatiosn, Army sos Eve st. NV. ME
IhUUhkE SnUUIEh - AVH1l. bOOn
exper: ivy league college; grad
physics-engr.: Jet fighter test pilot;
physics teacher; writer, airline
pilot; school-lab director: .radiolos-
ical engr.: chief engr. electronics
mfg; positive-counter intelligence
electronics: chief research new
products engr.: engr. vice president
metallurgical mfg; top CONNER
cial-Govt. sales engr.; automotive
engr: consulting electronics engr.;
all security clearances: good for
eign languages: never break 90:
heaut. wtfe-hridge partner; lovely
country home; swim. pool. tennis:
suitcase and Jaguar will travel for
eign, or domestic: age 90. For
luncheon appt;, call (toll charge)
Herndon 94-J-2. 20s
Call RA. 3-2325. 20s
YOUNG MAN, strong. enersetic, would
like part-time. outside Job. No
soliciting. Box 262-v. Star.
TEMPORARY JOB, "a months. EN-.
3-31S9.
RETIRED Govt. maintenance fore
man, 10 yrs ekper.: willing to do
{ or learn anything. OIL. 2-7971.
COLLEGE GRAD, empl., desires
ewes. 5-12 and Sat. work. Clerical
or what have you? ia. 7-3606.
10
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PIANO CLAs6ES-Aduits; fun. re.
ali S music sA turnishsd. o ii you ~ have sG ns
plano would you like TO rent ons
for 8 months. while you study
Z. II you receive piano Of youl
choice in your home.
2. Free lessons.
8. Carriage tboth ways).
4 No obligations to buy.
price II vo udesire to buy after 3
months Mr.. PRATHER. XII, 8.
57S7. $50 to IL noon. 8 to u Lao
Evening star., 1955-02-18
SiTUATioNS-WoMEN


FRENCH GIRL, 20, college educa-
tion: little ENGLISH; seeks work pri-
vate family, tutoring French or
ONCE besinner. Box 121-T. Star. 20'
NURSE, practical. eflcient and ca
pable taking care Of patient and
home. NO. 7-2070.
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION.
References. Temple 6-1723. 81"
RESIDENT MANAGER, 10 years ex-
perience with excellent BACKGROUND
and reference; managing one of
the best projects on West Coast.
ia. S-6l56. 20'
TRAINED NURSE desires case; day
or night. Al refs. Box 45S-V. Star
. t9'
WOMAN, colofed. wants work: 5 days
week; sleep in; refs. HU. 3-3506.
.'r go
EXCELLENT TYPIST desires typing
statistical manuscripts, ETC.. at
home; will pick up and deliver;
reas. rates. MRS. LANTZ, EN-. 3-1912.
WOMAN, German. wishes days work
or cleaning ONCE. LU. $4,000.
NEAT, colored girl. good with chill
dren, desires g.h.w.,. child care; 8
days; excel. refs. UN. 4-9076.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

CAMERA, movie, Is nm, Keystone
with fl 3 lens: $50. Protector, It-
nm Keystone. A-Sl with case, SIS.
Daylisht screen. $40; Argus slide
protector. SIS. OIL. 2-S546. Call be-
fore o pm, --l9
cAMERA. auto. Rolleifex; s155 or
chrome dlnette. desk;
fans, bedroom chair: other items.
LU. 1-66O7 after 8. lie
CLOTHING, sizes 8 to 1S-Magnifi-
cent collection Of daytime cocktail
and social celebrities. Prices from
So up. Open Monday through SAT-
urdsy. IL 70 3 pm. Tuesday Wed.
To see collsction, ll0i Columbia I'd.
A.w.. Art. ais CO. k-l7k3. --ie
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GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 3-6742

WV sS@A ASss @NsVs AS@s W -
Store Hours: o to 9.
Monday and Thursday, 8 to 8
FURN.-French love seat. yictorian
furnishings; Spring Valley home.
FuRN.Isofa bed, pullman. sfay,
Regency; slip cover: will DEL: $50
or best offer. CIR. 3-1786. 30
FURN.--Trad. sofa: $25: mod. foam
rubber sleep lounge. S35: Hollywood
beds, S25: mahog. dresser, bed. $50:
D. ]. table, chairs. china cab, buf-
SIS; ocs; chairs; KI, s-oo35: lis
room on. and other household furn. Ju.
FURN.%sofa. chairs. rug. other
small items: good condition; very
reasonable. DE. 2-7I72. 80
FURN.-New modern bedrnn. suite
twin beds: lounge ch.: tables: lamps;
Westinghouse. refer. To. 2-75S5.
FURN.-Period Mv. rm., platform
rocker. 2 complete bedrms. oV; g.
FuRN. of lux. apt; . bedrms.. din
rm.. liy. rm., pch. Phi. MRS. MOTT
OIL. 9-96S9: co. 5-0065. Apt, sos
GAS RANGES. new. used, repairs. oil.
coal. wood ranges; ACME STOVE.
Gas S RasGEs sh Il new new. Ha Sssd sSsSI iSsssa.ion
ave DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, used. in "as is'' con-
dition: your choice. $40 plus delivery
charge. B. A. COE & CO.. 1921 14th
st, NV, CO $4,000
Evening star., 1955-02-18

|BRIDAL vEL AND GOWN-sise "A.
|BULLDOZER, l Dc Cat. and pan;
l D-4 Cat and pan. Excellent condi-
tion. RA. 1856. 8 to 9~p.m. go
|BULLDOZER, Oliver front-end loader.
spIrox. 9 yrs; old; working every
Evening star., 1955-02-18

TARPAULNs. I0xI2. Si0.s0: 10xi4
sS.ss BIS CLOTHS W sss sse:r =:
TELEyISlON, new 1865 models. 4
you have cash and want TO save
money. see us now. PARAMOUNT
CO.. 2202 0eorgia ave. NV.
TELEvISl0N-Blond 21-in. Zenith
console Iss i and n; ,.,,z 2 Zenith AMIN table
S345. retail value. Cash sale. $3.50
for both. win trade for modern
din. rm. suite In excellent cond..
or on Q spinet piano with blond
finish. Call JE. 4-1027. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Stradivari. 100 bass
best offer WA. 7-6S7s after 8 pm
ACCORDION. Eletta. 100 bass; gooc
eondition. Call after 8 pm. Ju. s.
ABB. MACH, best buys in calc., type.
VT: Big sale, MITCHELL SALES CO.
bolS Bait. blvd. Hyatts., UN. 4-S437
AIR CONDITIONER-G.E., 3M ton;
used / year: excellent condition
Ar coNDiTioNERs. SaS new new 1855 Unit.
at terrific preseason prices, foI
cash buyers. PARAMOUNT CO.,
.S4fa,GSE I92 Ga. ,s,n aye. ~; NV; Free parking
can corner cupboard. and hooded
cradle. Beautiful pieces. DE. 1854,
ANTIQUES-Special week -end value;
small walnut organ, $40; furniture,
china, silver, glass. brass. mirrors,
pictures. lamps. bric-a-brac. Open
SUNDAYS, 22l W, Boulevard dr..
ANTIQUES
DS sb,5s not sell. sell ysar valuable antique
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal,
ru. $685. seatS GEORGIA AVE ~ NV. Ws..zso.
ANTIQUES AND DECORATORS ITEMS
HATCHET SALE
SAT. SUN, MON. TUES,
so cents: frames. 50 cents up: rec.
ords and books, 10 cents: Limoges
platters. SO cents: ironstone plate.
and platters, 80 cents: Bayariar
candy dishes, 81; purple compete, 81;
colored goblets, 81: Trivets, 81: Ru.
pote, 81: purDie iii bSiiseye s pitchefr pS rc 81:
clock, Cf It runs bring it back, Sl);
rocker, 81: Perian flgurienes, 81;
love seat, 81. shaving stand, 81
Early American and Victorian side
chairs, 81: cut glass salt and pepper
st. snsiSSs ersnSsrrg girror TUMBLE r. srd Sss, ssEs
and button plates. 81: blue milk
81: French plates. 81; blue Bristo
vase: $3.50: Limoges pitcher. $3.50
SStsnesdsnnire Snsi e, and bone china iEur.
overlay wines, s.. 80; scones, 81 81
$3.50; washstand, $3.50: OVERLAP
Bristol and satin vases, $3.50: AM
berina compete. $3.50: satin rose
bowl. $3.50; amethyst daisy and
Wind lamp, $3.50 pine cupboard
$3.50: cut glass compete. $3.50: spice
round dining table, $3.50; marble
top washstand, $40; cobbler's
benches, $40 up: marble-top coffee
table, SIS: ruby overlay decanter
gains. See our -ad under furniture
e. Capitol St, Ii. 4-96SS. P.S. Bet.
ter not miss this one.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
WOOD FOR YOUR FIREPLACE, 2.f,
lengths, SIS per cord. Call RE
7-6443.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
FURNITURE
Storewide Reductions 700
to 709o OF During Our 18th
Anniversary Sale on Fine
New Furniture.
LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS

Blond NAH. or cordovan nah. doubl,
bed bed: double sS drssser sc and mirror a ane nc
Maple double bed. chest and double
dresser and mirror was S12o.60
%sD. ssg gsS ss sans Ssrsiss ss..9s en SGe
sofa bed and matching club chair
was. Sl49.50. now Se9.50. Double
studio couch was S89.50 now
S59.95. Big bargains and large
selection Of club chairs. Genuine
nah table and leaf. chairs
ss9 fsa si1 6sss Ssrssns was On s5aI man nGw se
blond china cabinettes and bunets
Genuine nah. Duncan Phyfe drop.
leaf table was S49.60. now S32.95
Evening star., 1955-02-18

FURNITURE, ANTIQUES
Bric-e-hrac, rugs. co. 6-3527. "a
FURNITURE WANTED today; furni-
ture. any amount. Also need refgr: 4,
MR. GRADY, Ma. 6-267Q.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalousies, kitchen modernized. rec
rms. complete remodeling service:
estimates free: all work fully guar );
no money down; 80 mos. to pay
SECO SALES. JU. 5000. EN-
2-S749 day or night.
ADDITIONS. attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments; dormers;
bathrooms and heating systems mod
erriiZed. carpentry and painting: no
down payment: ell work guaranteed.
Call day or night. TU. 2-667S. TR1-
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-
CHEERING CO.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalousies, kitchen modernized, recr
rms. complete remodeling service;
estimates free; all work fully guar !:
no money down, SO mo. to pay
SECO SALES, JU. 5000. EN-
2-S749, day or night.
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs, re-
Inodeing. old and new work. MR.
SMITH, KE. 6-SS66, anytime. -2l
ELECTRICIAN; wiring Of ali kinds;
license In Md; service any time. OIL
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs, short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 22s
FLAGSTONE. STONE, CEMENT pa
tios. walls, steps, etc. Free esti-
Evening star., 1955-02-18
EXECUTIVE-ASST.

Young man, age 81. 8 yrs. college
training, formerly with Govt. at
present running plant, desires
change. Able to give and take orders.
References. Min. sal. $1,000. Box
1Oa-T, Star. 2Os
Evening star., 1955-02-18
BUSINESS SERVICES

PHONE RA.. $685.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Do not sell your valuable antiqu,
china. glass, furniture. etc, befor,
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU, 2-o127 RA 3-76O,
Evening star., 1955-02-18
FARM AND GARDEN

2 mos. reg. Both parent.
obedience trained. Reas. Wo. 6-6602
Evening star., 1955-02-18

BABY BED, Kant-Wet mattress: like
new. bargain. Also baby chest to
BABY BUTLER years old, best
offer. JU. S-SS12.
BABY FURN.--Wax birch crib, chif-
forobe. hi-chair. all good cond.;
Kant-Wet mattress, like new; bath
inette. playpen. all for $50; cur
tain stretchers, SO, ia. S-50S9.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Staff Clash Hits
Rights Study

A clash over the rights Of its
staff chiefs has caused further
Idiflculty and possibly delay for
the Senate Subcommittee on
Constitutional Rights.
Marshall MacDuffie. New York
attorney and author. resigned
yesterday as chief counsel. He
said he disagreed with the status
and some activities of Lon
Hooker, a st. Louis lawyer, who
lis "chief hearings counsel" for
the subcommittee.
Senator Hennings. Democrat
of Missouri, the subcommittee
counsel. had no comment on the
resignation, his Office said. 1t
was not Immediately determined
whether the departure of Mr.
MacDuffie would result in a fur
Ither postponement of the SUBJ
committees hearings. They had
been scheduled to start this
month but recently were put of
until November IA.
Mr.. MacDuffie. appointed chief
counsel when the subcommittee
was organized last May to look
into the observance of constitu-
tional rights, explained he was
resigning because the set-up OF
two cotnsels with equal re-
sponsibility" was not workable. y
A dispute repeatedly had been
going on for some time behind
1.-THE scenes as the subcommittee
staff gathered material for the
hearings. Mr.. MacDuffie dis
closed last night that he dis
agreed with issuance of the ques-
tionnaires which Mr.. Hooker pre-
pared and distributed throughout
the country on religion and free
speech. He did not give detailed
reasons for his opposition to that
procedure.
The staff troubles came to the
surface after the subcommittee
recently Cancelled public hear
Iings on the observance Of con-
stitutional rights concerning
freedom Of religion.
The subcommittee was told by
various groups that hearings on
that subject might provoke
needless arguments and anita
Igonisms on the subject Of church
and state. Senator Hennings
said the subcommittee's study
of the freedom Of religion clause
in the Bill Of Rights would be
confined to an analysis Of the
replies to its questionnaire.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
.CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. IL Ap tUSDA1-
Salabie hogs 1000: fairly active early,
20 to as much as so higher: with mar
ket closing SLOW and only around l0-l5
higher: sows $500 higher; most nixed
No. / and Is fg0-2S0-ib butchers 14.s5-
l5.50; around i3o head mostly No. Is
ITS l60-1so ID l4.5n.ls 90; most SONS
500 ID and down i3.75-14.75; few head
up to 600 ID and above as low as
salabie cattle $4,000: salable calves
sou: steers and yeariings weighing
around LOO ID down fairly active.
steady: early trade on heavier WEIGHTS
mostly steady. but market nov steady
to 25 lower on steers around 1t@Ou ID
up and prime lighter weigbts; heifers
steady: cows steady. bulls active. steady
to rs higher: other classes mostly steady.
load prime around 1,alU-lb steers "a 70:
most prime i.n5g- .250ilb steers ~ .25-
"a 80: nine lads at - ,5us .good TO
hish choice steers under l zoo 10 IS. au-
~ 10: most choice and prime ESQ.
.i550-lb steers 9I .00-23. 90: few loads
prime ,e5g-I .:375-lh weights 2325 and
90 so: few loads choice to low prime
heay~ steers 2a.00-20.75. prime heifers
2l75-o3.O0; most good and choice
heifers 1S.50-3l 80: utility and COM
mercial cows tO.25-i3 90: few head UP
10 IL so. Gamers and cutters S.50-ln.75;
utility and commercial bulls l3, So
1925 few choice and prime vealers
- 0ts: most aood and choice grades
20 90 sG.u0: Gull 10 commercial veaiers
lu.Uu-23 60.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
IS36 Billion Saving
Seen by McKoy

ST. LOUIS. Oct. IL R.-sec-
retary Of the Interior Mckay
said last night the Eisenhower
administration will have saved
the country about s36 billion at
the end Of its first three years
in Office.
He said savings have been
achieved by getting rid Of the
spending policies of the
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Press Building
0ffersExchange

An offer OF National Press
Building Corp. to exchange S pei
cent debenture bonds of $50 face
value for its 35.093 OUTSTANDING
shares of preferred stock, is ex-
pectec to provide substantial
benefits for both the corporation
and preferred holders.
The exchange offer, approved
by a committee of preferred
holders as well as the corpora
ton. must be accepted by own
ers Of 90 per cent of the out
standing preferred total and
shares must be deposited with
the National Savings 81 Trust
Co. by December /.
Under the plan. new debenture
bonds would be dated January
1. 1854, and would be due
January /. 1879. This means
that If the plan is approved,
holders would get SIS Of interest
for each $50 bond for two years
ended January /. 1856.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
has notified the corporation that
it would be able to deduct in
terest on the new debentures as
part of its costs of doing busi-
ness. In the opinion of counsel
for the preferred stockholders,
the new bonds would not be
subject to tax on account Of the
exchange.
Each preferred share would be
exchanged for a $50 debenture
bond ard interest of S per cent
would be paid to the extent
earned in each year. II the bond
earned less than 25 cents. how
ever. there would be no obli-
cation on the corporation to pay
or accrue any interest for that
year.
The preferred shares have
never paid dividends and the
question of accrual rights was
raised in friendly suit brought
by preferred stock group three
years ago. The committee ap-
proving the exchange offer rep
resents this group.
At a maximum rate of $3.50 a
year for each $50 debenture. in
terest would require s87.f32, a
year. This would be trans
formed from taxable income to
a tax deduction.
After income taxes, the cor
poration earned SLOT 392 In 1854.
compared with S114.233. A ma
jor factor in the decline was
the closing of a basement cafe
terra, which has since been re-
leased.
The preferred stockholders
committee includes: James M.
Johnston, Fred A. Moss and
Webb C. Hayes III.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Ipast." and that at the end Of
this year the savings win repre-
sent an additional 81 900 in the
pockets Of every family Of four
in the land.
In a speech prepared for a
Republican dinner, Mr.. Mckay
ladded:
THAT slash In spending.
coupled with our record pros
lperity. has brought within our
reach a balanced budget, the
first step toward a further
reduction Of the tax burden.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
store Accounting Offices
On Help Wanted List

o How can accounting depart
ments Of the larger Washington
stores get good clerical help?
This question popped up at
the end of q dinner forum OF
the National Capital Group of
Controllers which was scheduled
last night at Hotel Washington
to discuss Hecht Co. accounting
methods. Apparently it touched
q sore spot for no one wanted to
be quoted.
But all agreed that the group
should have representatives of
various universities and ac-
counting schools of the area to
a dinner meeting, along with
store personnel directors. to dis
cuss this thorny problem.
- Warren Tydings, controller of
the Hecht Co. area stores. and
members Of his staff, were
praised by controllers Of other
stores for opening their Offices
for a tour Of inspection and dis
cussion of their procedures.
Fellow controllers made the
tour last Thursday and last
night Mr.. Tydings led a discus
sion Of accounting and auditing
policies. He was assisted by Jack
Neff, office manager for the ac-
counting division; John Crowl
accounts payable manager. and
John Leebrick. payroll manager
= Hecht Co. methods were COM
pared with those Of other stores
and the controllers discussed the
advantages Of the different sys-
TENS.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

the Chicago Office. has been ad-
mitted to partnership in the
firm.
Mr.. Watson attended Harvard
College and the Harvard Busi-
ness School, Also admitted to
the firm was Dwight M. Dernier
of the New York Office.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Charles Schwartz Heads
Firm Grandfather Storted
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Charles Schwartz. grandson of
the founder of Charles Schwartz
q Son stores. has been elected
president Of the Washington
area jewelry 1irm. it was an
riounced by directors today
Mr.. Schwartz, 32-year-old res
ident Of Chevy Chase. has been
treasurer Of the firm. He sue
ceeds his father. Samuel T.
Schwartz. who has been elected
vice president.
9 Other officers include: Mrs.
Charles Schwartz, widow of the
founder, who was named chair
man Of the board: Benjamin
Blanken, treasurer, and Henry
H. Brylawski. secretary.
81 The Schwartz stores are at
1905 r street NV: 708 Seventh
! street NV. and 900 Ellsworth
drive, Silver Spring.
ID. C. Air Passengers
Show Big Increases
Passengers Of scheduled air.
lines at Washington National
airport totaled 310.469 in Sep
tember, highest mark for that
month on record. and well above
aS2. .403 In September last year.
airport authorities announced
today.
\ The months passengers also
were ahead of 289.561 for the
previous month.
= Passengers in the first nine
months of this year aggregated
1850. .564, a new record for the
period and compared with 2.29l.-
g5S In the same period.