AND NOT A DROP v N ' r.
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TOO TRUE' I
TOO OFTEN^J
^ . THE FAMOUS . . .
SUNROC 26
THE WATER COOLER
with a
STORAGE CHAMBER
For Foodt . . . Medicinei
and Other Perithablee
Winning rousing applause from doctors,
dentists, technicians and the general public.
Another from the extra smart . . . extra
practical and extra finer line of SUNROC.
At thown . . . $279.95
Delivered
Just Plug it in and it's Ready to Use!
Other Sizes and Models from $19995
Easy Terms Available!
WM. BORNSTEIN & SON.:
2nd fir Kennedy Sh. N.W. TAylor 5600
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President to Honor
7 D. C. War Widows
The widows of seven Washington
men who were killed in action dur
ing World War II will receive Gold
Star lapel buttons from President
Truman and the Secretaries of the
Army, Navy and Air Force in cere
monies at Arlington Cemetery’ on
Memorial Day.
The men whose families are be
ing honored represented four serv
ices—Army, Navy, Marine Corps
and Coast Guard—and both white
and colored races. The recipients
will be:
Mrs. Grace Bradshaw of 113 C
street N.E., widow of Army Lt. Carl
Henry Bradshaw, who was killed
with the 100th Infantry Division
in Europe. Lt. Bradshaw's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradshaw, also
lost another son during the war.
Mrs. L. Overhall, 1123 Fairmont
street N.W., widow of Army Capt.
Charles Overhall.
Mrs. E. Hamilton Dutcher, jr.,
widow of Flight Officer E. Hamil
ton Dutcher, jr., of 2824 Wisconsin
avenue N.W. Flight Officer Dutcher
served with the 15th Air Force in
Italy.
Mrs. Audrey E. Smith, 4414 Third
street N.W., widow of First Lt. Roy
Edward Smith, who was killed in
the Philippines while serving with
the 346th Bomb Group.
Mrs. A. Bliss Evans, jr., 1701 Sev
enteenth street North, Arlington,
Va., widow of Coast Guard Lt. A.
Bliss Evans, jr., who was killed
when his destroyer escort vessel'
was torpedoed in the North!
Atlantic.
Mrs. Winifred P. Heil of 1719!
Otis street N.E., widow of Marine I
Lt. Col. John J. Heil, killed in the
Pacilic with the 4th Marine Division.
Mrs. J. L. Talbert, 938 Fourteenth
street S.E., widow of Navy Pharma
cist's Mate 2/e J. L. Talbert.
YWCA Religious Workshop
The Rev. R. Edward Dowdy, as
sociate minister of the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and O streets
N.W,. will lead a discussion on "The
Art of Workshop planning" at the
annual religious emphasis workshop
at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode Island
avenue N.W.
PLAY THE GAME IRVING'S WAY AND SA’ .
\ REPEAT SALE!
r^^SrttfCL\FOR HOLIDAY!
\F0R VACATION!
Repeat Value!
Ladies "Starlet"—Men's "Rivalist"
3000 Set of 5 Matched
GOLF IQ QC
IRONS I8.W
Regular 12.00 "Harry C. Lee"
TENNIS OUTFIT
Laminated frames! Ny
lon strung! High pow
ered tennis rackets!
Leather grips! Plus 3
tennis bolls, press and
cover.
24.00
Value
Matching Set of
3 Woods 16.88
• Driver, Brassie and Spoon ||
Go Fishing!
7.75 Bait Qasting
ROD and REEL /
FISHING OUTFIT /
4.69 I
I M.nin I 1/
Repeat Value!
2 RACKET
BADMINTON SETS
Includes 2 gut-strung rackets, regulation bird
net and instructions! Boxed!
i: 4’- foot C P M steel.
2-pc. rod with pistol -
Sfe h'Pe grip plus Oceon
|i City level wind, 100-yd.
* precision reel!
Repeat lvalue!
7.00 "Stan Hack"
' FIELDER’S ,
GLOVE
Experienced Prefer The Star I
New Chevrons and Insignia *
Are Approved for Air Force
• Air Force personnel will begin
getting that ‘‘new look” in about
six months.
The department today announced
approval of new types of chevrons
and insignia for caps, collars and
lapels for enlisted men as well as
new metal buttons for all person
nel.
Congress refused several weeks
ago to approve funds for blue uni
forms for the airmen. Procurement
of chevrons and signia vill start
immediately out of current funds,
but existing old-style Army goods
will be used until Inventories are
exhausted. The Department esti
mated the gradual transition will
begin in six months.
Contrasting with the Army’s new
style one and three-quarters inch
wide chevrons, the new air emblems
will be four inches wide. They will
be silver-gray stripes on a dark
blue background in the shape of a
■‘V” pointed downward. There will
be a silver-gray star at the bottom.
The various grades of enlisted
HOUSE PAINT!
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[ Serving the Painter Since 1SSS |
men will wear the same number of
stripes as on the old-style chevrons.
The cap insignia for both officers
and men will be the American eagle
military shield used now, but for
enlisted men it will be Inclosed in
a circle, one and live-eighths inches
in diameter. The size and design
of the lapel propeller insignia and
the coat collar ‘‘UJS.’* Insignia will
remain unchanged, but they also
will be encircled for enlisted men.
Gold-colored metal buttons on
the blouse and overcoat will be
changed to incorporate the Air
Force seal.
PTA Plans Country Fair
The Hearst Elementary School
will hold its Country Fair—featuring
home-made candy, cake, cookies and
gifts—from 3 p.m. to 8 p. m. to
morrow in the school, Thirty-!
seventh and Tilden streets N.W.
FLOOR H“
L. T. FOLK
4632 Whc. Arc. WO. 0528
OWE DAY OWLY •
SUP COVER
MATERIAL
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PRESHRUNK fl 71 Y*
STANDARD UPHOLSTERY CO.
702 9th St. N.W. At 9th «nd G
The fair la sponsored by the PTA,
with the co-operation of Mrs. Edna
Dodge, principal, and pupils of the
school. ’
Adam A. Weschler Gr Son, Auctioneers, 905 E St. N.W.
GUEST HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Lines — Blanket* — Draperiee
BUGS—VACUUM CLEANSES
Iren A Pend Upright Plane
ANTIQUES INCLUDING
Secretary Cheats, Dresser, Safa
Chest* aI Drawers, Wsshstands
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DINING EQUIPMENT
Therm Stainer, Toastmaster Coffee Maker,
Celt Aateean Dleh Washer, Steam Table ■«.
lee Chest, Tables, Chairs, China, Glass, Etc.
contained ta >
RIXEY MANSION
Glebe Road St Old Dominion Drive
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
By Public Auction
SATURDAY
Commencing 10 o’clock A.M.
Sabetaatial median crate madera fnrhlxhlnxe far Stir Steel reemi taelndxi
twin atasle. metal. Nelly was* sag ataSla bads; call aarinxx. Inaartbrlas mat
treseesi maele aeerstary-ebeata, greasers, mlrrara. Mar cabinets. beekeasee,
tablaa, ebalra, llylat ream treesa. ate.. Vlrfiala seta, lava teat, tobla aad loer
MeetraUeret; walaat bedreem rrea* and abasia af drawer*, tall treat Saak a,
Breadleem aad beaked ran la ream aad scatter aiaae: Hearer and KleetrelU
rnennm eleanera, eareh slldars. metal laws ekalra and taklea. sheets, slllew
sites, serenda, blankets, Marts, tewels. ale.
else •
Seventy makesany Windaer dlnlns ebalra. SO tables. Tbermalalaer. Teaataiaatsr
eeffee ant. atalaleaa atael steam table aad nrn aland. Pretrasa lee cheat. meal
bleekt. Call Anteeaa disk washer, elnka. Valean bake area, kakert' keneb. mania
enttlnx taklea, china. (Isas, atenalla. nlatewara. ate.
INSPECTION TODAY, 10 h ) Prompt Removal Resulted
Terms: Cosh Adnm A. Weschler Gr Son, Auctt.
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Woodward 8c .Lothrop
10* 11* F and G Streets Zone 13 Phone district 5100 '
BRANCH STORES—Bethesdo, Maryland; The Pentagon, Virginia
ha, a summer yen ,
for sun-colored playclofhes ... Iw
Both by Teen House
versatile little skirted fashions
that go with you from the beoch into
town, smartly and prettily . . . and double up in
fashion value for coke dates, shopping and about-the
house days.
Corded stripe chambray classic play one-piece playsuit with
semi-full skirt. Red, blue or yellow. Sizes 10 to 16, $10.95
Cotton print shorts and skirt with smartest little black top
pretty enough to go dancing. Sizes 10 to 16_$10.95
W&L—Teen Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Alto available in our Betkesda Branch Store
called "Country Cousins" by
Jo Collins and exclusively
ours in Washington
■- ' j £ 2 k ’ v .. st. ■ \ -
W 9..' * W .«4 «-$ Kt ^ -i ’.0. r" ■
Simply wonderful buys for extending o summer wardrobe
because they mix and match to be as many costumes os
you have need or imagination. Fine, soft Butcher linen
weave spun rayon in luscious gray, turquoise, white. Crown
Soap and Water-wise, it washes wonderfully. Sizes 9 to 15.
EigHt-gore swing skirt-$6.95
Trimly cut jacket_$8.95 Well-tailored slacks—$6.95
Smartly cuffed shorts-^$4.95 Neat Pedal Pushers--$5.95
W<feL—Junior Miss Apparel, Fourth Floor