davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1957-08-28
1898 orion lace
bouquet tobleeloth

Sic, hanaues size l72xioal in
boouifuI lace pcfiern reproduced
In orion 10 wush end drip dry
no ironinql Ecfu or ivory.
1898 6OxsO" or 52xOO", 1903
5th Floor, " dshinoton;
Srd Floor, Silrer SprinG and PAR
Spreads Oaiv--6M ~. Wash
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Ponsy print in pink, turquoise or
brown with yellow on white. Solid
colors in pink, yellow, brown, white,
turquoise. Matching solid color or
print dust ruffles, cote eurtoins, throw
pillows, quilted heodboord ponels and
dropes also in stock 10 mix n notch
OF reduced prices.
reg.
eth H., Washtncton: Syd FL. Sif,
Evening star., 1957-08-28
9.9S chenille spreads
floral tufted monotones

Shimmerins Lvrsx ihrsods ond ivfied
flowers give enchanting monotone et-
feet surrounded by wide chenille
border Rounded corners. washable,
no iron. White, pink, yellow, oavo,
beige, green.
6th Floor Washington
Srd Floor. Silper Spring and PAE
Evening star., 1957-08-28
q. 7.oo soft foam rubber
comfortable mattress toppeFs
urwiek block style rugs
, scatter thru your home

seotter these colorful, non-skid rugs oIono
holIwoys, bathroom. powder rooms. bed
rooms. ony and every room perks up with
these Coy and proctico additions Gin
nomon. oouo. emeroId. grey. green, yellow,
pink, white, sondolwood Also:
Evening star., 1957-08-28
5.99 sonforized mattress
pad and cover combination

Protect your mattress top and sides
with this snug fitting, sesy.eH ond on
sornsrsd combination 'hot is oil Som
sorlrsd for minimum shrinkess. White
tillins. Double box stitched.
Reg. 600 Double Size --------.
Evening star., 1957-08-28

temovs Ployisx 'Hsors Rest" foam oil.
lows slvs blissfvl somfeFi, bvoyoney,
ore non-ellergenie. Covered IN Son.
foriEed zip.on covers in FssUl1F sire,
also,
Res. Sos Extra Plump siss- -6.eB
Res. 1925 King Size
Evening star., 1957-08-28
1898 nyIon-fiIIed
doeron comfort sets

Washable no-lron ruffled comfort
in white, pink, yellow or blue,
with mciching dust ruffles, sham,
toss pillows also us sovinssi
Matching Shama - 2.0S
Dust Ruffles ------ 3.ya
Toss Pillows ------- g.Bs
SOxOO" Comfort ------12.Os
Evening star., 1957-08-28
1895 "oId fashioned"
goose down pillows

Our finest pillewI Top auali'y
down packed into fine ticking.
This pillow Is guaranteed for 5
yean. Size 2iS27.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
$50 merit" waterproof
toble protectors

Soft fIennsl.bcek ,obls pods ore In.
suloied with fibsrgles. hove white
domosk pattern vinyl top. EosY 70
wipe eleun Sire 54x54.
1.OO baN1x -------~----- 9.gB
$50 5ixDO" --------------S S.OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
TO SETTLE ESTATE

RIGHT in Euclid you can buy 2
bedroom bungalow, 10 years old. with
basement, storms, garage. for $l3.500,
near American JugoslaY Center.
Coleman Realty, ". 6-1333.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

CAPE COD - sou
%715. Living room features wood
burning fireplace and winding stair
woy. Kitchen with bEeokfost nook, 2
bedrooms olso full basement. Siiuoted
on q wooded 6oxlso LOT. Truly SUBJ
vrbon living. DON'T DELAY, CALL
w. o-l6O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

KopeI Realty
$4,000 Euclid RE. l-0400

ROOM house; must move house off
lot; best offer. 1870 st. Clair ave-.
w. 1905.
2H WOODED acres, Willoughby Hills.
with beautiful scenic valley. having
l6l #. front, private drive. for ranch
type, only $500, owner. KE. 1885.
1 ACRE WilIoughby Hills, Bishop
Chardon I'd, area, 157 #. front, for
ranch type, $1,000; owner KE. 1885.
e76 EAST 26Oth st., by owner, white
bungalow. Il" living room, bed
rooms down, expandable End, full
basement, carpeting, ~ garage,
stove and refrigerator. RE. Inn.
ATTENTION Willoughby Hills build
ers, 6lh acres. beautiful brick ranch,
good fishing. private lake and
stream, specimen trees. wooded back
ground. several good building sites.
only $4,000. owner, 1924 Rockefeller
rd., Willoughby Hills, Phone VIII.
3.OS85
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
ARISTOCRATIc RANCH
BUNGALOW

1898. Discriminating buyers must see
this fouItess home. North Of Loke
Shore Blvd, dignified seeIusion, beech
privacy; 3 bedrooms with expansion
vp for z more; ga boths. pus garage
shower room for the bothers, domin-
otinq soft. mirrored living room plus
many other oppeaIing exfros. Well
priced al S45,ooo. Be The FIRST TO
CAlL-IV. o-l6oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
FRAME BUNGALOW

1896. Five-yeor-old home in pleasant,
residential section Of WiekIiffe. North
of LukeIond, cost Of Worden. Home
lectures large bedrooms down, pine
poneled bedroom up, oil hove extra
closets with many bUilt-in features.
Recreation room partially finished.
ll2-eor gorooe. Immediate possession;
priced 70 sell quickly THIS WON'T
LAST LONG. CALL w. 6-16oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
EAST CLEVELAND
COLONIAL

#476. Eight large rooms consisting
of bedrooms and both on End floor,
! finished room on 3rd. beoUtifUl large
living room with wood burning fire
place, dining room and kitchen with
pontry, 2-cor garage with overhead
doors on q soft. LOT. GAIL NOW -
". 6-1600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

3-3EDROOM SINGLE
1884. West off Eost lA0th ST. This
older, cIeon single is in respected
neiqhborhood and Just recently over
$1,000 was spent in remodernzoiion,
and home Improvements. Full bose
ment, new storms and screens and
one-eor garage; copper plumbing. Be
sure TO see this home in the $4,000
Gloss. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
AT w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
u DUPLEX AT $1,000

u DUPLEX AT $l1 900
#9l9. Words connot describe the i'm
moeulote condition Of This well-eored-
for home. New expensive eorpetine,
new incinerotor, new wafer tank, 3
frock olUminUm storms and beoUt-
fully londseoped lot II would be q
shame 70 put eoroee in yard
that hos had such loving attention.
SEE IT TODAY BY CALLING ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
WE HAVE % BUYERS
WAITING FOR HOMES IN ST. ROBERTS
AND ST. WILLIAMS SECTIONS
SOUTH EUCLID -
ENGLISH BUNGALOW

#52l. Brick veneer, Located off Green
Rd., between Anderson and Moyfield
Rd. Has spacious living room with
fireplace. Full dining room with
kitchen with large breokfost nook.
Twin-sized bedrooms up. Finished rec
reotion room with wood-bUrnine fire
place, loree weIl-londseoped LOT. In
cluding eorpefine, storms ond screens.
An immocuote home. CALL NOW -
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

UTOPIA BEACH COLONIAL
#457. Lovely 'opestrY brick center
hoIl coloniol! Conventional first floor
plus ovotory and elosed-in sunroom,
3 bedrooms on second foor, finished
recrection room, 2-eor garage, eorpet-
inq, oluminum storms and screens, 2
open firepIoees. 4l2oo finoncina oVaiI-
obIe. Only Yeors old. CALL ~.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

EAST CLEVELAND, 6 IS
Side by side. Rozelle School oreu.
well mointoined gas heot. Asking
Sl7.9o0.
PERFECT CONDITION
S and S. N. of St. Clair near Free
way. all copper plumbing. new
furnoces, see and muke offer.
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH
5la lovely rooms in each suite, gas
furnaces. goroges. S. OF St. Clair
Eust l6oth oreo: Sl6.800.
$1,000 DOWN
Solid room frome. off Edst l40th
st. In ST. Jerome's Perish. very good
condition. large lot and garage:
$4,000.
HAYDEN-ST. CLAIR
Plenty of room In this 4 bedroom
Colonial, gos heot, convenient to
everything; Sl2.soo.
$500 DOWN
st. Philomeno's Perish, West Of
Hayden Ave, room frdme; imme-
diote possession: $1,000.
Active. Courteous Service
Sell Thru
Summit Bailey
Mu. 1888 l44l Hayden Mu. 1888
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
WHY PAY RENT?

portoion. One bedroom down. two purtiulY finished
bedrooms second Garage storms and screens.
Price has been cut to $500 with only $500 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
DELUXE 3-BEDROOM
BUNGALOW

1862 This immoeuloie 2l2-yeor-old
home hos bedrooms on the lst floor.
The Ioree 3rd bedroom on the End
floor is beautifully finished in knottY
pine with bUiIt-in drowers and clothes
closets. The basement is divided with
q large welI-finished ploy room. See
this weIIb-mointcined home for
peosont surprise. CALL TO-DAY -
w b-16OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10
BEDROOM RANCH
$4,000

1918. A very neat and clean 7-yeor-
old frome ranch, located in The Green
Road section Of Euclid. This exiro-
fine home features Jorge bedrooms,
full dining room and ll2-eor garage.
Potio in front and rear of home. Lot
is 5oxIqo Fl. Close TO schools, shop
ping and transportation. DON'T MISS
THIS HOME-CALL ". 6-16oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-10

1912. Here is without question the
finest, most luxurious home in 'he
entire EdeeeIiff section. An executive
type residence TO suit the most dis
crininoting buyer. CrocioUsIY and
eorefUlI cultured TO incorporate every
feature conducive 10 elegant living.
Description by printed word would
be most futile project. Arrange for
O conducted tour today by colline for
on appointment. CALL IMMEDIATELY.
". $1,000.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
By ELTON C. FAY

WASHINGTON, R-The Air Force said goodbye Saturday to Gen. Nathan F. Twining with a laundering salute from several hundred jet bombers, fighters and some ancient planes from the past
 Twining, retiring as Air Force chief of staff, will become chair man of the strategy making Joint Chiefs of Staff in August
 At the beginning of the cere- mony, Twining was decorated with an Oak Leaf Cluster to add to his Distinguished Service Medal.
 For "Ceaseless Efforts"
 The award, conferred on behalf of President Eisenhower by Air Force Secretary James Douglas, was in recognition of Twining's "ceaseless efforts" in providing air defense and maintaining stra- tegic and tactical forces ready to cope with aggression.
 In perfect flying weather, the big show of atomic air power was flown over nearby Andrews Air Force Base where Twining, other high Air Force officials and dip- lomats from many nations packed the spectator stands.
 Soviet General Watches
 Among those who watched the display was a three-star Soviet general whose name was not learned.
 The Air Force said this was not only a salute to Twining but also marked the 50th anniversary of
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
Aleutian Based
 Health Service to Replace Hygiene

JUNEAU-Plans to develop a land based Aleutian Island health service as a substitute for the floating health center MS Hygiene were approved by the Alaska Board of Health at the final ses- sion of it's meeting here June 25.
 The Alaska Department of Health would prepare to open a nursing service station at Sand Point as a first step in the new plan, according to pr. Charles R. Hayman, acting commissioner of health. The operation of the Fly ginee is expensive, he said, and since air services in the AIeutian area are being developed it is thought that health services could be carried on efficiently and more economically from a land base.
 Termination of the Health De- partment's St. Lawrence Island nursing service was advised by the Board of Health because of lack of living and working facili- ties for the public health nurse.
 The present nurse on the island is scheduled to leave Oct. I, pr. Hayman said, at which time the service will be terminated. He said appropriations of $3O,OOO each for construction of quarters at Gambell and Savoonga had been planned by the US. Public Health Service.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
French and Rebels In Algiers Killed In Raids and Ambush

ALGIERS, Algeria, RHEleven French gendarmes were killed and their bodies burned Friday night by rebel band near Or leanSville.
 In an ambush of a military convoy near Tiaret, seven French soldiers lost their lives. The French killed seven of the am bushers.
 French forces attacked a strong rebel unit in the Grand Kabylie mountain area, killing 25 men and capturing 2, French an- nouncement said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
CONTRACT AWARDED
 FOR CAPE LISEOuRNE

ANCHORAGE-Contracts have been awarded for construction of water supply storage at Cape Lis bourne Air Force Station and the ACS water supply at Northway, by the US. Army Engineer Dis trict, Alaska.
 The contract for construction of the Cape Lisbourne water sup ply storage for the Air Force was awarded to Moore and Mosely Construction Co., of Fairbanks
 The contract was in the amount of S423,6OO.
 McKaW, Inc, of Fairbanks, was awarded a 7,486 contract for the ACS water supply at North way.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
Cripple Creek Coal Must Show Cause

FAIRBANKS-A. Ben. Shallit of the Cripple Creek Coal Co.,, has been ordered by Judge Yer non D. Forbes to appear in US. District Court in Fairbanks July 12 and show cause why an order restraining the company from constructing road across the property of Suntrala Mining Co.,, Inc, should not be issued
 The restraining order was re- ouostcd in a suit against Cripple Creek Coal by Suntrana Mining that was transferred here last week from Anchorage.
 Suntrana Coal alleges that bridg- es Cripple Creek Coal plans to build will cause flooding of the Healy River on Suntrana prop erty.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
CUTLIPS AND SAVAGES UNITED IN MARRIAGE

MORGANTOWN, West Va, R The Cutlip girls married the Savage boys Saturday night in a double ring ceremony.
 E1nora Cutlip became the bride of William Savage, while sister Barbara said her T dos" with Williams brother Charles.
 Officiating at the ceremony in First Christian was the Rev. Ben ton Roy Hanan.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
MT. and Mrs. Ragan
 Leave CAA Site Here For South Pacific Island

MT. and Mrs. J. Ragan of the C.A.A., who have been here for the past two years and stationed at the site just out of town, are leaving this week for Canton Is land, GAIA. station in the Phoenix Island group of the South Pacific.
 With them is their small daughter Yvonne.
 Before starting on their new assignment they plan to visit with relatives in Bovey, Minn.
 Asked where they want to go next, Mrs. Ragan stated with a faraway look in her eye, q guess we would like the Caribbean next
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
Gen. Nathan Twining Gets Big Sendoff From Air Force With
 Flyover of Hundreds of Planes

air power, signifying the advent of the Golden Age of Air Power.
 Before the jet warplanes came laundering low and fast over head, samples of the old times among airplanes sailed slowly past. These included an elderly Jenny trainer of World War I and a Spad fighter, it's machine guns suffering as it flew past Gen. Twining.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight and to- morrow with considerable cloudi- ness and possibly fog tonight. Low temperatures expected to- night 45-50 and the high tomor- row in the mid sos.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 7 am. today: highest temperature 52, lowest A. Max. wind g mph from WNW. Sunrise at 1:29 am. sunset at 10:40 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01

the inner ear can make dizziness more or less permanent. Doctors refer to this highly unpleasant sit uation as Meniere's syndrome.
 Sufferers from this disease, and people unusually prone to dizziness, no longer have to suffer in silence, however. A, new combination drug, called Anrivert, goes right to the source of the trouble. It contains meclizine, which calms down the agitated inner ear, and nicotinic acid (one of the B vitamins), which increases the flow of blood through the brain.
 Up to now there has been no sim gle, simple treatment for dizziness. Physicians have tried 8 number of remedies without consistent success.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01
SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE
 
End To Dizziness

The familiar sensation of dizzi- ness is a by-product of one of the many senses we have in addition to the traditional five - the sense of balance.
 The body's position in space is re- ported to the brain by a delicate ap- paratus called the inner ear. Rapid changes in position n such as being whirled around and around V dis
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-01

causing it to mis- report. The result is the false sen- s ation tn at the room is in motion around you, usu- ally coupled with a falling sensa- tion. Damage to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

Ieign designers began to develop
ia following, and domestic de-
Isigners found greater encourage
lment and scope for their own
work, so that in recent years
there has been much good mod
lern furniture to choose from.
But severity in decoration took
over to such an extent that many
homes lacked any warmth. Just
as the Veterans had gone over
board. with their clutter and
Junk, so did the moderns begin
to look too antiseptic in their
severity.
Thus the stage was set for the
beginning of the soft look"
Helping it along was the WIDEN
ing of our horizons that came
about through World War II.
Our sons. husbands and friends
in the armed services travelled
more widely than so many Amer
leans had ever Travelled before.
New vistas Opened
They brought home handsome.
unusual objects of art of all
kinds-furniture, knickknacks,
decorative pieces.
In postwar years, the Amer
'ican traveller. the Government
.employe serving abroad, plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

many thousands Of servicemer
and women-all brought home
artistic pieces from Japan, Iran
France, England. India. Sweden
South America, Hawaii anc
dozens of other places.
All this travel and exposure
to foreign fashions and skills
were bound to broaden us and
give us greater appreciation
Of the culture and art of many
lands. II helped us lose any
provincialism we had left in
the home decorating field.
We have been using these
items in recent years. combining
them. intermixing them taste
fully--the colorful and unusual
objects made of metal, marble,
MOSAIC. silver: the handmade,
hand-wrought articles, and the
many fine materials for uphol-
lstery purposes.
They have helped to bring the
present revolution in home decor
the willingness to combine items
of diverse origins. styles and
materials; the tendency to i'm
part warmth to our rooms with
"a certain amount of clutter.
So. today the sky's the limit
when it comes to decorating the
home. You can have just about
as much freedom as you want
and be as original as you wish
III you exercise just a normal
amount of restraint to stay with
in the bounds Of good taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20
BUILDERS REPORT

A special event will mark the
general membership meeting of
the Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington at 8
pm. Thursday in the Belle
Haven Country Club. Fairfax
County.
A Builder Merchandising
Workshop will be presented to
the meeting by a National Maya
zine. The thesis of the presenta-
ton is that the American con-
sumner has been "undersold" on
home ownership and "oversold'
on almost everything else, a
spokesman for the association
said. Also on the program will
be representatives of the Ma
tional Association of Home
Builders.
Il X X
A new film describing pref
fabricated homes, from factory
assembly to family living" is
now available for loan to organ
izations wishing to show it, The
movie is sponsored by the Pre-
fabricated Home Manufacturers
Institute.
William Scheick, executive
director Of the Building Re-
search Institute. will be a
speaker at the second Technical
Conference of the National
Warm Air Heating and Air
Conditioning Association Nav |
and 2 in Cleveland. His topic will
be the House of the Future
y 4 +
The National Housing Center
1925 L street NV, now has on
display a combination home food
freezer and electronic cooker
connected by an automatic .on-
veying system which transfers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

simplicity that had taken hold
And it has come-gradually and
with some struggle. to be sure
We've definitely reached a stage
where comfort is king and the
doctrinaire ideas have gone out
the window.
A House Is Not an Iceberg
Today there's an increasing
trend away from that too cold
look-the severity that makes
you think a house is like an ice
berg.
But this doesn't mean that
fine modern furniture is on its
way out. or that Victorian "clut-
ter" is going to take over. In
stead, it means that a way is
being found to combine the two
tastefully so that they enhance
one another in the final result.
Good taste is, of course
partly a matter Of fashion. In
the same way that fashion af-
f fects women's apparel. it af-
fects standards Of home dec
grafton. Fashions come and
fashions go. But il Is certain
that the idea of combining old
and new has a great deal of
logic behind il that makes it
more than just a passing fad.
Almost all of us have an ink
ling. at least, of the fashion
changes in women's apparel since
the Victorian era. Many things
happened to women's clothes
since the age Of the hustle. To
some of us, it's been a short in
terval Of time between the period
Of the fabulous fiapper of the
roaring 'twenties down to the in
formal era of blue jeans. slacks.
BikiniS and strapless gowns.
Mediocrity Took Over
AS women's fashions changed.
decor changes were taking place,
too. The Victorians specialized
in the cluttered look-knick-
knacks here and there and every
where. Everything seemed to be
overdecorated, overcrowded. and
ridiculously overdone.
Later, an unmerciful fate
brought us to an even worse
state-a period of complete med
iocrity in interior decoration that
lasted for many years. =. of I'M
slightly overstuffed sofas and
chairs. of 'modernistic" atrocities
Lines were unattractive and the
whole business was a hodgepodge
that lacked even the slightest
distinction.
Too many homes for a long
time were slaves to the idea
that everything had to be the
same. Suites of this and that.
and no intermixture. Lack Of
originality was the key to an
entire era.
Then came straight lines, in
Q sort of welcome reaction. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20
Homeowners Urged
To Check Stutus
OF Contractors

Homeowners tanning home
improvements we're warned today
in a statement issued by the
Metropolitan Association of
Home Improvement Contractors
to be extremely careful" in
making financial arrangements
with contractors. especially those
unknown to them.
Some contractors. said the as
ISOLATION, cannot obtain credit,
and. in order to operate, induce
homeowners to arrange for
credit direct" with a lending
institution. the association said.
There's nothing Objectionable
about this unless the home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

improvement contractor is q
shady operator" the associa-
ton pointed out. So It's best
said the organization. to check
into the background and relia-
bility of all firms carefully be-
fore authorizing work to be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

frozen foods from freezer to
oven.
Pushbuttons and timing de-
vices operate the device so that
the cook" merely nss to set
things up. Each item of the
menu is moved to the oven at
the proper time. a statement
claims. When the meal Us cooked.
a bell rings. The meal then
comes sliding out of the oven
ready to eat. So It's said.
Not for sale, the oven was
developed as a prototype. The
makers emphasize it doesn't
really take the place of a COOK,
but allows her to prepare, things
in advance. deposit them in the
freezer and at meal times reduce
her work to a minimum.
Il y
The Suburban Maryland Build
ers Association has signed up
four new members: Leet-Mel-
brook, Inc. Warren M. Lock-
wood, Mid-Atlantic Appliances,
Inc. and Weaver Bros.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20
Pointing Women

Estimates indicate that more
than six million women in the
United States now do part or
all of their own interior home
painting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-20

has announced appointment Of
C. Thomas duFief as head of its
remodeling department. Mr.. du-
Fief was formerly associated
with Cushwa Brick and Supply
Co