Evening star. [volume], April 27, 1947, Page A-18, Image 19

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CHOICE OF MANY MARBELIZED COLORS.
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
Washington Linoleum Co.
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Free Estimates Call RE. 32669 TA. 0118
Banking Women Hear
Salfonstall Advocate
Tax and Expense Cuts
Inflation should be fought |>y re·
ducing Government costs and cut
ting taxes, Senator Saltonstall, Re
publican, of Massachusetts told
women bank officials of the Eastern
Seaboard last night.
He addressed a dinner meeting
climaxing a three-day session of the
Middle Atlantic and New England
divisions of the Natioml Association
of Bank Women, at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Senator Saltonstall declared tax
cuts and Government expense cuts
as two of the quickest ways, in addi
tion to increasing productivity, of
warding off inflation.
Hopeful of Achievement.
"The more money you give Gov
ernment, the less you have to spend
on consumer goods," he said.
Discussing goals and problems of
the 18th Congress, he expressed
certainty that "our final record of
achievement will be exceptionally
good."
Some tax relief this year, he said,
would provide an incentive to greater
production, which would fesult in
greater tax revenues and permit a
larger reduction of the national debti
in 1948.
Approximately 125 women bank
officials were present at last night's
banquet. Miss Augusta M. Foley,
Chelsea, Mass., vice president of the
New England group, presided.
Meeting to End Today.
Yesterday's program Included a
luncheon at the Washingtpn Hotel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brotherhood, secre
; tary of the McLachlen Bank and
; chairman of the Capital Group, pre
ί MUCU. 1Y11SS VUKIIUH WUUU, UttUUIIttJL
; membership chairman, made a re
! port.
The meeting will end today with
breakiast at Collingwood Iim and a
visit to Guston Hall. Guest $i honor
! will be Mise Wllla A. Riley, national
president and assistant vice presi
dent of the Florida National Bank
i at Jacksonville.
St. Elizabeths Society
Opens Meeting Friday
The Medical Society of St. Eliza
beths Hospital will hold its tenth
annual meeting this week.
The two-day session will conclude
with a banquet at the Mayflower
hotel at 8 p.m. Saturday. The prin
cipal address is scheduled to be
given by Dr. Vilhjalmur Stefans
son, explorer.
Physicians will attend a series
of clinical lectures at St. Elizabeths,
beginning at 1 pjn. Friday. A dis
cussion of readjustment problems of
veterans, as seen in a Veterans
Administration Hygiene Clinic by
Dr. A. K. Baur of Webster Grove,
Mo., is first.
Also due for discussion during
the opening day program is "The
Meaning and Scope of Psychother
apy." The subject witll be analyzed
by Dr. Benjamin Karpman of the
ί St. Elizabeths staff.
On Saturday morning the doc
tors will hear a varied program,
including talks on the role of a
clinically trained clergy In mental
hospitals, faetors precipitating ho
mosexuality, and the importance of
nutrition In psychiatry.
The afternoon session will be de
voted to the problem of schizo
phrenia, with Dr. Addison M. Duval
leading the symposium. Dr. Winfred
Overholser, St. Elizabeths superin
tendent. is among those scheduled
to participate.
WED 50 TEARS—Mr. and Mrs. j
ι John E. Davis, both 74, of 3041 ;
I Sedgwick street N.W., ob
served their golden wedding
anniversary yesterday. They
have three children and one
grandchild.
—Harris ti Swing Photo.
Refrigerator cars are often,used
lnwïïuër to transport commodities
Chat might be damaged by freezing.
Teachers Hear Gervasi
Back Aid to Greece
Frank Gervasi, war correspondent,
appealed tor support of President
Truman's foreign policy, particularly
in the loan to Greece, before more
than 500 District public school
teachers meeting at the Mayflower
Hotel yesterday.
The meeting was a combined
spring luncheon of 14 sponsoring
school organizations.
Mr. Gervasi, now a Washington
correspondent for Collier's magazine,
said Mr. Truman's policy can "help
give us a democratic Europe.
"But I doubt if $400,000,000 can
_ »
save democracy there," he declared
referring to the proposed loan to
Greece and Turkey. -Politicians
who say $400,000,000 will do it arc
Uars. It will take billions."
Mr. Oervasi warned that Com
munism would sweep the world un
less the democracies prove they can
give security.
Lawson J. Cantrell, associate
school superintendent, presided at
Evwytkiai for few PET
FOODS—TOYS
TlOPICAl FISH
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the lunchon preeenting School
Superintendent Hobart M. Corning
and member* of the Board of Edu
cation. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
; board president, extended greetings
j to the group while Dr. Corning paid
" -·~-·ί
tribute to Dr, Carroll R. Reed, r·- \
tiring assistant school superinten- ;
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LIVING ROOM
(13th Street Store)
159.00 Mdem Love Seats, red... ..79.00
119.00 Modern Levé Seat, stripe,
tapestry ....— *9.00
195.00 Modern 3-Piece Sectional Sofa,
rose .. -- -- .- —150.00
295.00 Modern 3-Piece Sectional Sofa,
beige ... . ... -- 150.00
75.00 Modern Scoop Chair, green 59.00
139.00 Modern Lounge Chair, grey 99.00
119.00 Modern Club Chair 59.00
119.00 Modern Barrel Chair, grey
tapestry . . .. 69.00
215.00 Modern Sofa, grey and yellow 150.00
122.50 Modern Club Chair, grey and
yellow 79.00
39.50 Modern Pull-up Chair 27.00
69.50 Host Wing Chair, assorted
floral chintz cover 39.50
75.00 Wing Chair, blue tapestry 49.00
99.50 Blue and Tan Club Chair ... 59.00
495.00 Wine Velvet Regency Sofa 195.00
135.00 Green Regency Fan Chair 89.00
375.00 Green Brocatclle Sheraton Sofa.
195.00
449,00 French Sofa, blue 195.00
139.00 French Sofa, blue 75.00
345.00 French Sofa, blue 195.00
225.00 Lawaon Sofa, rose and beige —159.00
79.50 Lairson Lounge Chair 44.50
10·.·· Wing Chair, blue 55.00
155.·· Love Seat, blvfe 79.·0
169.·· Love Seat, green 79.··
129.00 Love Seat, blue stripe 89.··
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135.94 Duncan Phyfe Soi», blue or
roee 99.99
10Λ.Μ Tilt-A-Way Chair and
Ottoman, mohair 89.··
325.99 Virginia Sofa, blue tapestry 115.Φ0
285.9· Chippendale Sofa, rose damask. 159.99
395.99 Love Seat, gray brocatelle 225.99
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* Remove wheels—repack wheal bearing!
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* Replenish fluid and adjust shack
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* Clean fuel pump and screen
* Add watar to battery and check
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* Check generator charging rata
* Claon, ail bath air claanar
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FURNITURE
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April 28th
TUESDAY
April 29 th
WEDNESDAY
April 30th
OPEN EVENINGS
'TIL 9 P.M.
It's a simple story . . . ALL ITEMS ARE FROM REGULAR
STOCK, but for one reason or another have been set aside for
CLEARANCE! This explains the drastic price cuts. Quantities
are limited and we advise early selection. No exchanges or
refunds—ALL SALES FINAL! USE OUR BUDGET PLAN!
SUMMER GOODS
Both Store»
29.95 9x12 Moursouks Ruts 19.95
24.95 8x10 Moursouks Rugs 14.95
2.95 27x54 Imported Rugs 1.50
4.95 Unfinished Adirondack Chairs... 2.95
22.50 Aluminum Chaise Lounge 9.95
17.50 Aluminum Lawn Chairs. β.95
BEDDING AND
SOFA BEDS
J 3th Street & Betheada Storeβ
39.50 4/6 »i»e Box Springs 24.00
89.50 4/· Matching Box Springs
and Mattresses 59.00
195.00 LoTe Seat Sleeper 149.00
145.00 Chair Sleeper 99.00
79.00 Sofa Beds Lawson 54.00
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99.00 Modern Sofa Beds 89.00
99.00 Maple Arm Sofa Beds 49.00
39.50 3/3 Hand-painted Headboards . 18.00
39.50 3/3 Tufted Headboards 29.00
30.00 3/3 Leatherette Headboards ' 17.00
RUGS
13th Street Λ Bethesda Store*
5.95 24x36 Oral Loop Pile Rug 3.50
7.95 24x48 Oval Loop Pile Rug 5.00
14.95 34x80 Oral Loop Pile Rug 10.00
BREAKFAST SETS
13th Street & Bethesda Store»
87.50 5-pc. Sudbury Maple 29.50
64.50 5-pc. Black or Red Chrome 49.00
79.00 5-pc. Black apd White—porcelain
top - 49.00
99.50 5-pc. Blue and Chrome.:. 89.00
BEDROOM
Bethesda Store Only
39.50 Maple Finish Chest 24.5·
58.75 Chaise Lounge—rose or blue 35.0·
22.50 Boudoir Chair—rose, beige, blue, 13.5·
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32.5· Boudoir Chair—roee, beige, blue, 21.5·
31.75 Slipper Chair—blue or beige 23.··
ODD BEDROOM PIECES
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*9.00 Birch Dresser -..I 54.09
79.00 Blond Vanity and Bench *9.00
39.50 Walnut or Maple Chests 24.50
99.00 Limed Oak Chest· (as is) 49.00
59.00 Limed Oak 4/β Beds 34.50
«9.0j> Blond Mahofany 4/β Bed 34.50
99.50 Walnut Vanity 59.09
59.09 Mahofany 4/β Poster Bed 37.50
65.90 Chaise Loonies 39.50
35.99 Boudoir Chair· 22.59
29.59 Slipper Chairs 19.50
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