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16 D. C. Youths Learn Horsemanship at Camp Sixteen Washington youths are among the 154 C. M. T. C. enrollees being taught horsemanship at the Fort Belvoir (Va.) cavalry camp. Bordering the Potomac River just south of Mount Vernon the cavalry summer camp was moved three years ago from Fort Myer because of crowded traffic conditions. Army troops and Reserve officers are con ducting the one-month training course. The Washington youths attending are: Stewart S. Bassett, 4410 Chesa peake street N.W., white course; i George W. Conger. 230 A street N.E.. white course; William A. Duvall, 2325 Chester street S.E., white ,course; Thomas J. Gavin, 1537 Thirty-third street N.W., white course; Homer H. Hackett, 3602 Porter street N.W., red course; Daniel H. Hopping, 1203 Geranium street N.W., white course; William H. Kerr, 3717 Reservoir road, red course; John E. Kester, 3111 Tenth street N.E., red course; John P. Mc Clure, 125 Chamberlain avenue, Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Md., red course; John G. Mcllwee, 517 Pea body street N.W.. red course; Robert Bf Richards, 1826 Park road, red course; Arthur B. Rounds', 3416 Rod man street N.W., red course; Donald U. Sparrow, 4339 Chesapeake street N.W., red course; William W. Stevens, 3621 Newark street N.W., red course; Joseph D. Stout, 3530 Porter street N.W., red course, and William C. Wharton, jr., 3547 Thir teenth street N.W., red course. The ‘'white” trainees are men at tending their third Citizens Military Training Camp, while “red” trainees are attending their second. i Education Board Approves Columbus Junior College Approval of Columbus University Junior College was announced today by the Board of Education. The board's action is in line with an act of Congress giving new powers to the board. f The new law provides that ac creditation by the Board of Educa tion shall have the same effect as accreditation by the various State departments of education. Colum bus University Junior College was the first local institution to be given this approval. The junior college is now author ized to grant the title of associate in arts to students completing Lhe three-year course at evening ses sions. Also it can offer pre-Iegal courses in conformity with the re quirements of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Farm Leaders May Seek Plank on Price-Fixing By the Associated Press. Administration farm leaders in dicated today they would ask the Democratic National Convention to adopt an agricultural plank broad enough to cover governmental fixing of farm prices if economic develop ments should interfere with present crop programs. Such a plank would be in sharp issue with the Republican platform. The latter favored continuing all present farm subsidy programs, with governmental crop control features removed. Price-fixing, on the other hand, would involve greater govern mental control. Aides said Secretary Wallace would appear before the Democratic Platform Committee at Chicago to ask party approval of present agri cultural policies.' Officials of the Bari Levant Fair in. Italy announced that entries this year were more than double those of 1939. Aberdeen Issues Call For Skilled Mechanics q Automotive laboratory mechanics^ are wanted by the War Department for the Aberdeen Proving Ground.' Experience in general automotive repair and overhaul work on heavy duty automotive equipment is the basic requirement. Age limits are 18 to 50 and pay ranges from $1,200 to $1,620. Details are available at the Civil Service Commission, Seventh and F streets N.W. w w | AMAZING CHOICE! In Modern and Period Choice of Several Styles Graceful 18th Century adaptations, with all exposed parts of solid Philippine mahogany and covered in rayon and cotton damask. Chippendale, Tuxedo, Georgian and Knuckle arm suites, covered in fine cotton tapestries or rayon-and-cotton damask. Also two distinc tive modern styles, one covered in genuine boucle frieze . . . the other in Shelton Looms kinkiglow, a splendid-wearing, deep-piled mo hair fabric. All styles splendidly built with finest quality fillings and sagless web-bottom construction throughout. (Living Rooms. Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) i A A NEW VERSION OF THE IS 3-PC. SOLID MAPLE SUITE Basically it is New England in inspiration, but the lines have been slightly modern ized, and the handles are unique. A suite that boasts the finest in modern furniture construction . . . smooth hardwood in teriors, dust-proof center-guided drawers . . . fine hand-rubbed finish. Full-size bed, dresser or vanity, each with a framed mir | ror. . . and large chest. (Bedroom Furniture, Seventh Floor. The Hecht Co.) CHOICE! BLEACHED OR DARK MAHOGANY 3-PC. 18th CENTURY SUITE A suite of Hepplewhite inspiration, built in a choice of dark nut-brown mahogany or bleached veneers and gumwood. Beauti fully proportioned pieces, all of them, built with greater attention to detail, as is evi denced by the mirrors. Full-size bed, dresser or vanity, each with a beautifully I framed mirror, and large chest. (Bedroom Furniture. Seventh Floor. The Hecht Co.) S CHOICE: MAHOGANY OR WALNUT FINISHED 10-PC. DINING ROOM A beautiful 18th Century dining room ... a style that you'll continue to en joy for years to come. Built of ma hogany or walnut-finished selected gumwood. Large extension table with Duncan Phyfe pedestal base, a buffet, server, china cabinet, five side chairs | and large host chair, with graceful shield \ backs and upholstered seats. (Dinine Room Furniture. Seventh Floor. The Hecht Co.) \ _ FINE BUTT WALNUT VENEERED FRONTS 3-PC. MODERN BEDROOM A true American modern bedroom, devoid of all fussy details, and relying for its beauty on beautiful wood and graceful lines. Built of selected walnut and butt walnut veneers and gumwood. Full-size bed, stately dresser or vanity, each with large framed mirror, and an unusually large 4-drawer chest. (Bedroom Furniture, Seventh Floor. The Hecht Co.) $34.95 WINTHROP SECRETARY With desk light Authentic in every detail from broken pediment top to four ball-and-claw feet. Mahog any or walnut finished gum-, mq q wood- dLOmOO (Fourth Floor.) $14.95 ALL MAHOGANY NEST OF TABLES Grand Rapids-built. Three tables in one. O A A Hand-rubbed finish OeT1 ■ $12.95 Grand Rapids Duncan Phyfe All Mahogany Coffee AA Table _1- 7.77 (Tables. Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co.) $24.95 KNEE-HOLE DESK Fine rope-edge desk with 8 large drawers and 22x42-inch top. Mahogany or walnut fin ished gumwood. Metal Drawer |A QgT pulls. (Fourth Floor) $49.95 to $59.95 LOVE SEATS SEVERAL STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM! We sketch but two of a group of beautiful 18th Century love seats, in Chippendale, Lawson, Duncan Phyfe and Tuxedo styles. Perfect for the foyer or small living room ... or to use in pairs in the larger living room. Splendidly built and covered in richly colored rayon-and-damasks or cot ton tapestry. (Love Beat*. Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) USE OUR LIBERAL HOME BUDGET PLAN - CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS PLUS SMALL CARRYING CHARGE $ J L LAI AAA A