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tour of the National Parks Of which he
is director. The family will continue
to Berkeley, Calf, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Albright's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Noble. They will
all return to Washington about the
middle of September.
are passing some time at the Marl-
borough-Blenheim Hotel in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Arthur L. Binger entertained a
company of is in the garden restaurant
Of the Carlton last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Carr entertained
at the supper dance last evening on the
LIE Paradis roof garden.
Mrs. Lucille Long will entertain
party at the opening of the PLACE Deau-
vile, at the Wardman Park Hotel this
evening.
Mrs w. B. ReQua of Chicago is at
the Carlton for several days, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Eloise
G. ReQua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Hagedorn and
their three children, Mary, Dorothea
and David left yesterday for Nantucket,
where they will spend the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert D. Hamilton,
who have been at the Wardman Park
Hotel for a few days, are now in their
home at 4707 Connecticut avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton will return to the
hotel the first of September and will
make their home there for the Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Adams will
| entertain at garden party this after
| noon from to o'clock at their home
at BOLT Gates road. The Junior Citi-
zen Alliances first theatrical production
will be a matter of discussion, and the
| new dramatic coach of the alliance will
be present.
Mr.. Gross, Y. M. C. A. Secretary,
To Speak Tomorrow at Church.
Mr.. Andrew Gross is the guest of his
parents, at 645 @ street northeast. He
is at home on vacation. after spending
in Kanai, Hawaiian Islands. In an ad-
dress at Douglas Memorial M. E. Church
tomorrow night he will tell of his work
Mrs Duncan Curry has come from
her home in Staunton, Va, and is again
at the Wardman PARK Hotel for a visit
She is accompanied by Mrs. william
GWAlS Va OOduAltOAA 1AAA IA4 o. W. AAs dJ
lor of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Everett Lancaster
and their two children, Evelyn and
Richard, left today to spend the week
end at their Summer home on Herring
Bay. They are leaving on Saturday, the
28th, to spend the Summer there.
Mrs Harry Dick is at the Hotel Bret
ton Hall, in New York City, for a short
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gault of Chicago
are at the Carlton for few days.
Mr.. Nils A. Olsen, chief Of the Bureau
of Agricultural Economies, has as mis-
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel DR..
Martin j. Olsen of Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mcdonald have
motored to Washington from their home.
in Richmond, Va, ana are stopping at
the Carlton.
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SOCIETY
ecretary of State Henry L. Stimson Is
Spending the Week End in
New York.

Mrs. johnson and Miss Elvira john
son sailed from New York for Panama
yesterday on the steamship Santa
Maria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Carr entertained
at the supper dance last evening on the
LIE Paradis roof garden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John William whelan
are passing some time at the Marl-
borough-Blenheim Hotel in Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. Arthur L. Binger entertained q
company of is in the garden restaurant
of the Carlton last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Albright and
their two children, Robert and Marion,
left today for California. They will
spend a week en- route at Denver and
Mr.. Albright will leave his family at
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Salt Lake City where he will begin a
tour of the National Parks of which he
is director. The family will continue
to Berkeley, Calf. where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Albright's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noble. They will
all return to Washington about the
middle of September.
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Mrs. Lucille Long will entertain
party at the opening of the PLACE Deau-
vile, at the Wardman Park Hotel this
evening
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Smith Hamlet Wedding
In st. AnthOny's Church.
The wedding of Miss Helen Belle
Hamlet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lemuel Hamlet of Landover, Md, and
Mr.. George Clark Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Smith of Wash
Evening star., 1930-06-21

Mrs. w. B. ReQua of Chicago is at
the Carlton for several days, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Eloise
G. ReQua.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Hagedorn and
their three children, Mary, Dorothea
and David left yesterday for Nantucket,
where they will spend the Summer.
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Mr.. Nils A. Olsen, chief Of the Bureau
of Agricultural Economies, has as mis-
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel DR..
Martin j. Olsen of Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Mcdonald have
motored to Washington from their home.
in Richmond, Va, ana are stopping at
the Carlton.
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FOUND.
LOST.

Money FOUND, this week Identity by
,lace, time lost, amount and nature OF
money: Address Box ak. Star once.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gault of Chicago
are at the Carlton for a few days.
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Mrs. Harry Dick is at the Hotel Bret
ton Hall, in New York City, for short
Stay
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Everett Lancaster
and their two children, Evelyn and
Richard, left today to spend the week
end at their Summer home, on Herring
Bay. They are leaving on Saturday, the
28th, to spend the Summer there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Hamilton,
who have been at the Wardman Park
Hotel for few days, are now in their
home at 4707 Connecticut avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton will return to the
hotel the first of September and will
make their home there for the Winter.
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The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
Diez de Medina spent yesterday at
e Beach and Tennis Club, at Annap-
IS Roads.
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Capt. Alfred w. Johnson, U. S. N.
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HOmeWares

(D SIS 5-pc. Light Oak Break
fast Suite, las Isl. .S16.95
~ $5.95 Unfinished Table,
"aS is" .S3.9S
~ $6.45 Green Porch
ROCKER ............... 1880
(15) 45c Camp Stools and
CnalrS .............. ..SSc
(1s) $2.45 Green Settees. i. .S1.9S
(20) $4.S5 Rockers ........S2.s5
(D $16.95 White Enamel Bath
Room Cabinet .$12.95
N2) $3.95 White Enamel Metal
hampers '............... .$I
(15) 25c Porcelain Robe
HOOKS ................. lOC
(1O) 81 Sponge Rubber KneeIing
EauS '''''..'....'.'.. ..oVc
(2O) $1.45 Rubber DrainbOard
NatS '.'.............. ......7Sc
~ $6.95 White Enamel Toilet
oeAG '.............s.. -
~ $6.S5 Armstrong Table
GrAu .................. $3.95
(S) $4.50 Glib. Westinghouse
Electric Iron with cord 49,. .$2.95
(5) S1.95 White Enamel Medicine
Cabinets, "as Isl .............SI
~ S1.25 Household Scale, "a
POUNDS .................. .S9c
(D 81 Rubber Bath Mats. soc
~ 81 Sponge Rubber Kneellng
Pad, "as Is" ................2 .25c
az s6.s5 DeteCtO Jr. Scales,
as Is s'....s..........
az 81 Silver-pIated Table
OrumOcES .................. Toe
1881 29c White Handle Stainless
Knives and Forks .......... ale
(27l S. Silver Plated Cold Meat
and Tree Platters ........ .S3.95
(S) $3.50 Silver Plated Serving
Trays and Cold Meat Platters, IS
(6) $6 Silver-PIated Gravy
OOASS ''.'.'.......... .$S.9S
$1.25 Rogers 6-pc. Sets, ice tea
spoons, dinner and dessert forks.
Ser set ..............S1
$4.95 Porch Swings ....... .Ss.95
$5.95 Porch Swings ...... .$4.95
tThird Floor, The Hecht co.,
Mems Caps and Hats
(12) S3.85 to SIS Genuine Pana--
mas, sizes tx and 71s only, $1.9S
(16) 50 to SIS Straw Hats, sizes
Ga, 6B, tx, 71z; some soiled, 81
(75) 50 Light and Dark Linen
Caps, all new, all sizes. .95c
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Sporting Goods and
Luggage

(15o) 50 Golf Clubs. Drivers,
brassies, spoons, irons .$1.29
4 for SIS
(l0) $3.50 and So Lightweight
Flannel Shirts 81
Our complete stock Of S5 to sic
Mems Riding BreecheS .S3.95
(100) S. and Sc Al-WOOl Slip
over Sport Sweaters .......S .S2.95
(2O) SIS Ladies' Luggage, cow
hide and canvas covered, soil
ca ................ S0.9S
~ $55 Ladies Fitted Cases,
leather covered, shopworn. .S25
(5) $50 Mems Leather Travelling
Bags, seal and cowhide. .SI7.5O
(2) $S.95 Straw Suit Cases, light
and strong; 24-inch .......S .S2.95
l9l $3.95 to $3.50 Leather Base
baH NAlILS ..s............$ 81
(2 prs.) $40 Wool Knickers, sizes
"a ana SO SIS
(Hain Floor. The Hecht Co..
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filed with the Department of Health
yesterday, but the world will have to
keep on calling it just the Lindbergh
baby for while.
Lots of other facts were given, but the
line headed by. the printed words "full
name" was left blank pending the out
come Of domestic consultations.
The certificate stated the baby was
a boy, that it was born at lis on
June %, that the father was Charles
Augustus Lindbergh and the mother
Anne Morrow Lindbergh and that the
home Of both parents is In st. Louis.
1t recorded that the business of the
father is technical aviator" and that
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For Infants and Tots

(2) S. AII-WOOl Blankets, white
and blue, silk bound. 49,. .S2.95
(35) 75c Pink, Blue or White
Silk Hose for Infants soc
(15l 81 Pique and POngee Berets,
pink, tan or blue .2sc
~ $5.95 White Crepe de Chine
Dress. size 5 years. .$1.95
(6) $2.95 Beacon Cloth Bath
robes, pink; size 4 years. 81
(35) 29c Muslin PantieS, tucked
or ruffled; sizes 2 to 8 yrs. 1910
(25l sec Muslin Body Waists, sizes
70 b years. S.............. 121zc
(12) Part-wOOl Wrapping BIan-
ketS, pink and white. .45c
(2) S7.95 Silk BengaIine Coats,
tan silk lined; size 2 yrs. ..SI.9S
(15) $1.50 Wool Sweaters, tan,
red or green; sizes tots to 4
years ..''.s..s.. 81
~ $2.95 Flannelette-Ened Bath
ApEOH s'ss.s S1.5U
(1O) S2.95 Lace or Ribbon trim
med Organdie BOnnets $3.50
(Second Floor, The Heeht co..
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In Skirmishes with Gov. Huey P. Long
in the State House of Representatives.
Newspapers so effectively blocked ac-
ton on the administrators proposal
to tax newspapers is per cent of their
gross advertising income that the author
OF the measure obtained permission to
withdraw the bill,
But Gov. Long succeeded In passing
resolution through the House to call
q constitutional convention in January
to open the way for enactment of his
S68, 600 900 highway bonding proposal
that had been fought vigorously by
nearly every daily newspaper in the
State.
The fight will continue when the
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Belgium Plans Tariff Request.

BRUSSELS, Belgium, June 26 Dr.
The National Committee for Commerce
yesterday unanimously invited the for
eign minister to use all means of pro-
test and recourse to competent Amer
ican authorities for revision of tariff
rates unfavorable to Belgian business.
The foreign office will ask that special
favor be shown Belgium.
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Neckwear, Access

sOrleS and Lingerie
Wool or RayOn Knit BeretS, white
and pastels SOC
(14) $1.95 Silk and RayOn BI0us-
cites, pastel colors ...........$1
(7) $1.95 Ecru Lace Collar and
Gun Sets ......s.......... 81
(2) $50 Transparent Velvet Eve
ming Wraps, red or blue. .$19.95
(48) $2.95 to IS Crepe de Chine
Gowns, Dancettes and Pajamas:
S1.79
(1D $7.S5 Pajama Ensembles,
printed satin and rayon satin,
S3.95
(14O) Silk or RayOn BIOOmerS,
Step-ins, Panties and Slips. 81
(Main Floor, The Hecht co.,
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$63. 700 900 without referenda, the
Legislature adopted q resolution cali
ing for q revision Of the State taxation
system, by amending the revenue sec
uon OF the State constitution. This
iatter measure is subject to approval
by the voters at the November election,
It approved it will open the way for a
State income tax.
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CHICAGO BILLS PASSED
80 Measures to Untangle City FL
nances Passed.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June 26 Dr.
Thtrty-two bills designed to help Chi
cago Straighten out its tangled financial
AFFAIRS, were passed by the special seS-
sion Of the State Legislature, which
adjourned yesterday. Gov. Louis L.
Emerson indicated he would sign the
bills this week.
In addition to passing these bills,
which provide for bond issues totaling
Evening star., 1930-06-26
TGcGtiOn TOgs for

Boys
(25O) ButtOn-On Camp Suits,
covert, khaki. Sizes 4 to 10 yrs,
$1.55
(15O) White Duck LOngies, sailor
and cuff styles. Sizes 9 to 1S
years ................ 81
1900 1 and 2 piece CoIored Sum-
mer Pajamas. Sizes 4 to 10 yrs,
CSC
(2O0) RayOn Polo Shirts, pastel
shades. Sizes 10 to 18 yrs, $1.OO
(2OO) AIl-wOoI Speed Bathing
Suits; colors. Sizes to 16 yrs,
(14) $12.95 Tweed Suits, 2 golf
trousers and vest ..........$7.95
(35) $7.95 Boys TwO-KniCker
SUITS ................ $4.9o
(62) $2.95 Novelty Sport Sweat
ers, v or crew necks. .$1.95
(14) SIS Blue Serge Suits, with
two knickerS ............$1 $1O.95
(6) $50 Blue Serge Suits, with
Two knicRers .............$1 $1S.95
(16) $5.95 Lightweight Top Coats
and Ensemble Suits .S3.95
(45) S3.S5 Black and Brown Rain
coats. Sizes 6 to 18 yrs. 4. $1.59
(45l $2.95 Sport Sweaters, plain
or novelty colors. Sizes 8 to is
(22) $5.95 Boys Trench Rain
coats. Sizes 6 to IL years. .S2.95
$50 prs.) 39c Fancy Sport Hose.
Sizes 8 to .25c
(42 prs.) 81 and $1.25 Wash
Knickers. Sizes 6 to yrs. .59c
Csecond Floor, The Hecht Coz
Rugs and LinOleums
(1OO) S1.5O Sx6 japanese Grass
Rugs ..............s.. .SSc
(5O) $1.S5 3x6 japanese Grass
hugS ................. A.OSc
a. $I8 9xI2 and Sx1O Waitex
Summer Rugs ..............$S
(S) $5 Asks Crex AnOka :.
(2) $40 6x12 Crex AnOka Rugs, IS
~ S29.95 9x12 MOurz0urk
Rug ................ .$1S.95
(1O) $1O.75 Sxl2 Seconds Congo
leum Rugs ................$6.4S
American Oriental GuIistan Rugs.
Clearance of discontinued pat
terms.
(5) $3.50 9x12 GuIistan
Rugs ................. $11S.5S
(2) $13S 8.Sx1O.6 Gulistan
Rugs .$11O.5O
~ SOC 6x9 GuliStan Rug. .$77
~ $54 4.6x7.6 Gulistan
mug .S4S.OU
az SIS 36x63 GuliStan Rugs, $40
(2) $3.50 27x54 GuliStan
Rugs ................ S1S.5O
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht co..
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.Jewelry

(2OO) 81 Necklaces, Brooches,
Clips, Bracelets ............ $50
(5O) 81 Silver-plated Mesh
Bags .89c
(15O) 81 Ruffle Bracelets, two
tone combinations .79c
(25) $1.95 Pussy Willow Neck
laces. Colored beads. 81
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
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WOmen's Gloves

(6S prs.) 81 and $3.50 Novelty
Cuff Silk Gloves sec
ia prS.) $500 and $500 Kid and
Suede Gloves, soiled. ,SI.95
(12O prs.) $2.25 Washable Doe
skin SIip-0n Gloves ....... .S1.79
(Main Floor, The Hecht co..
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the mothers vocation is flying" In
answer to the question how long Mrs.
Lindbergh had been engaged in her
present occupation, there was the no.
tation "one year." approximately the
time she has been married.
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Regularly $35 and $40
(2) Walnut Highboy Cab

(2) Walnut HighbOy Cab
metS $S.95
l2) PhiIcO LOwbOy Cabinets, $9.95
az Knoxville HighbOy Cabinet
with doors ...............$2 .$21.75
~ Atwater Kent D. C. Screen
Grid, in lowboy cabinet. Com
pIeIe ............s... 1913
~ CrOSley S-Tube Console
Model, complete ............$49
(2) Earl 8-Tube Screen Grid in
Highboy Cabinet, with doors, au-
tomato tuning. Complete, $3.50
~ Freed 9-Tube d. C. in High
boy Cabinet, complete ...... .$99
(Radio Store, Main Floor, The
Hecht Coz
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Endemic Takes Salmon.

Large numbers of salmon are sue
cumbing in Scotland to an epidemic
known as the salmon disease" The
disease, a fungus, eats into the head of
some of the worst affected. In one
year it has killed $4,000 fish in the
Tweed alone.
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walter Lewis, a Stanley. England,
farmer, has found that money which hs
has been putting in a letter box to nav
for stamps, has been consistently stolen
by tom-tit, the bird having kept the
money in its nest.
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Household Linens

Sass Irish Linen Dinner Cloths,
size T2X1OB ..............$ .$6.95
$1.49 White and COIOred Border
Bath Sheets, 36x72 81
Russian Handmade FiIet Cloths
$1.95; size 36x36. 81
$295; size 45x45. .Sl.95
$5.95; size 70x90 .S3.95
Csc Irish Linen Tea Napkins,
12x12, 6 for 81
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Foundation Garments

I'D S5 and $3.50 COrsets and
GirdIes, sizes 81 to SO. .$2.45
~ $40 "Scantie," by model,
size SO. .$5.45
(22) $3.50 and $40 COrseletteS,
80 to a, and girdles; broken
sizes ............. $o.45
(17) $3.50 and SIS Girdles, Cor
sets, Garter Belts; broken sizes
Is to SO. 81
lThird Floor. The Becht Col
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Upholsteries

(25) $l.S5 Chintz CretOnne Foot
STOOLS .$l.29
$500 yds.) Ice Figured Crash Gre
tonne, 20 inches wide lac
(25 prs.) $1.59 Dotted Kitchen
Sets, colored borders ........ .65c
(25) $2.5O Wood Pole Sets. 81
(sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Jr. Misses FrOcks
and Goats

(5O) Cotton Wash FrOcks,
all colors, sizes 13, Is, II
$2.95
(1OO) Shantung, Silk Pique,
Novelty Silk FrOckS, sizes
IS, is and IT. .$5.95
(2O) $S.95 Frocks of printed silks,
sizes Is, Is and 17........S2.95
(2O) $39.75 Spring Coats, black.
tan, navy; sizes 13, Is and IT SIS
(2O) $3.50 Tweed Sports Coats,
sizes IS, Is and II. .S6.95
(Third Floor, The Hecht Co..
TOiletries
(25) 75c Red Rubber Water Bot
ties ................ SIC
(2O) $1.5O "HygIo" Manicure
SeIS s....''........ .40c
(5O) 81 Boxed busting Powders,
with velour puff ............ .29c
(2O) soc Bath Salts, novelty con-
tanners ''.'............. .Eoc
(35) $1.5O Perfume AtOmizers, 75c
(36) 81 HOubigant's Lipsticks, 35c
(25) 81 Shaving Brushes, good
prSCleS ..s..'s....... .....s.. zoe
(25) 35c size Bay Rum. 49,. Ice
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Vacation Toys for
Girls

az $5.95 Tub Silk Dresses. Sizes
8. 10. IA 4....:.............$1.S5
90 $S.S5 Girls POngee Dresses.
size ................ .$1.S5
a. $1O.95 Tan GeOrgette Dress.
Size ii ..............$S %
a. $1O.95 Navy Taffeta Sleeve
less Dress. Size IA. SIS
~ $5.95 Rose Linen Dress. Size
(1Oj s5.S5 Printed silk Dresses.
Sizes 8 to IA $3.50
(20) S7.95 Lightweight Coats.
Sizes z, 8 and 10. .$3.95
(30) 81 Gray Bathing Suits, l.
piece Sizes 10 to 16. soc
(15) 50 CretOnne Beach Goats.
Sizes 8, 10, 12................$1
(2) 50 Polka dot SuSpender
Skirts. Size IA ..............$1
az 50 White OverblouSes. Size
u) $5.95 Crepe de Chine 2-piece
(H s5.95 Crepe de Chine Gown,
soiled. Size IL .$1.5O
(2) So Crepe KimOnOs. Size
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
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resolution reaches the Senate, but
leaders believe the governor controls q
majority Of the Senate as he does the
House.
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GOVERNOR SUCCEEDS
IN FIRST BOND MOVE
Louisiana House Votes for Consti-
tutional Convention Pave Way
for $4,000, 900 Issue.

By the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, June 26.-The
daily press Of Louisiana won and lost
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Furniture

~ $3.50 Ape. Walnut Bed Room
Suite ''....'.......... .$119
~ $14O 1O-pc. Walnut Dining
Room Suite ...........S9 .S9S.5O
az $235 5-pc. Walnut Bed Room
Suite, twin beds .$179
~ 1925 Ape. Walnut Bed Room
cuitc' as IS $3.50
~ $50 Walnut Extension
AADtc ''.''.'...... $I2.5O
lD $40 Walnut Hollywood VAN
1ty ........"........ .S49.75
~ $145 S-pc. jacquard Living
Room Suite, "as is" $3.50
(D $50 Walnut French VAN
Ity ................. SS9.5O
~ $40 Walnut French Van
lty ..'.............. SIS
~ $3.50 3-pc. MOhair Living
Room Suite, "as is" $50
~ $225 Ape. Bed Room Suite,
gray and blue $50
~ 81 Green Velour Fireside
"a s17.5O walnut. Server, Sass
~ S200 Ape. Walnut and Maple
Bed Room Suite .S135
~ $65 Walnut Buffet $3.50
~ S45 Walnut French Van
Ny ................$ $24.95
(l) $50 Walnut Veneered Dres-
ser .........s....... $3.50
a. $40 Walnut Veneered Full
~ sis5 s-pc. Velour Living
RO0Fn Cuika E19o
l1J $40 Walnut Telephone
Sfi i sI5S 5.pc: walnut Dinsits ifnsiss
~ $s5 spit Reed Xrmchair, isSiIS
imported .S12.5O
~ $40 Imported Grass
lD $12.sO imported Split Reed
TaDAe ......,........ .S6.SS
(S0) s1.5O Feathsr-stuf'ed Baby
0ss d $50 walnut BCv:End Bed, ssS
~ IL $40 sseO s.pc. Tanpe MohaiG Slh;IG
Living Room Suite, "as is". .S9S
~ $145 3-pc. Velour Living
Room Suite, "as Is" .,... $3.50
~ $S9.75 Full Size OstermOOr
All-Layer-Felt Mattress .S22.5O
(n S11.95 Brown Enamel Bed.
cane panel, twin size ......$7.5O
~ S19.75 Layer-FeIt Mattress,
IulI size ...........s.... SO
~ $3.50 Decorated Metal Bed,
TWIN size ................. $17.95
~ $14.95 Double Deck Coil
Spring. single size ........ S8.85
D $49.75 Coil Spring Da-Bed,
velour cover .............$3 $32.5O
~ SlS.95 Ivory Bed, twin size,
dS u ....s.s........ 1913
Foot Stools, metal base, tops up
holstered in velour ........ .Sgc
(Fourth Floor, The Hecht co.,
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BABY LINDBERGH'S
HOME IS ST. LOUIS
Address of Parents Given on Birth
Certificate Filed at Englewood.
Name Blank.

By the Associated Press.
ENGLEWOOD, N. J., June 26-The
xindbergh baby's birth certificate was
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Interesting Items in
WOmen's Wearables

Silk Shantung, Embroidered Lin
en-, Ray0n Print FrOckS, sizes 16
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
(I5O) $19.75 to $29.75 WOmen's,
Misses and Larger WOmen's
Spring Goats $40
Third Floor, The Hecht co.,
(75) $49.75 to $59.75 Spring
Coats, women's and misses
oA1Co PAO
(Third Floor, The Hecht Co..
$19.75 to $2S.75 Fox and Wolf
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Printed Sateen COOIie Goats for
beach or home. CSC
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Lace Trimmed Silk NegligeeS,
greatly reduced .$5.95
CThird Floor, The Hecht Coz
''L'AigIOn" and Queen Make"
and other Wash FrOcks, sizes
16 to so, 3 for $5
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1930-06-26

WOmen's and Misses
Dresses
(43) SO to $16.5O Dark COIors
and Prints, crepe and georg-
cite ................ IS
1887 Jacket FrOcks of plain or
printed chiffon or fiat crepe .SS.95
(22) $29.75 to $39.75 Better-type
Fr0cks of silk. taffeta, etc.. $3.50
(16) $16.5O Flat Crepe Goats,
black or navy .$13.95
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1930-06-26
Lamps, Shades and
Gifts

(50) Pottery Table Lamps with
shades. Red, yellow, green, Sass
a. $7.95 Indirect Lights,
"as Isl .$4.95
~ $40 Bridge Lamp and Silk
Shade ................. S5.95
~ $3.50 and $7.S5 Pottery Table
Lamps with shades .$4.95
(3) $40 Clock Lamps, 2 of them
are figured .$7.95
(100) $1.5O Hand -CoIOred Print
Pictures, l6x20 inches ........$1
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1930-06-26
800 Albert
Holland ST.
Window Shades
SOC
WOmen's Shoes

w OIIICu , OIIUCS
(11) $3.50 Arch Aid White Can
vas OxfOrds, sizes AAA 71k, 8;
AAA 6; AA z, 71a, 8; A 4, 61S, Z;
B 5H2; = 5................ .. .$5.S5
az $1.95 Satin Mules, sizes 215,
3, 31s 81
(20 $3.50 to $14.5O Arch Aid,
Fashion Mode and Better Grade
Shoes, broken sizes .... .S3.95
az $1O.5O Shantung Silk Shoes,
size z in AAA, AA, A and B
WlotnS ................ .$5.S5
(12) $3.50 to $1O.5O White and
White-and-Black Buck Shoes,
broken sizes .......S .S3,95
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1930-06-26

Umbrellas
(2) SIS Golf Umbrellas. ....... SO
"a $40 Silk Umbrellas for
women 81
(19) SIS Silk Novelty Handle Um-
brellas for women. .S3.95
main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1930-06-26
Children's Shoes

(125) S5 Sports Oxfords and
Patent Pumps for junior misses.
22 to -. 1855
Q75) 81 Patent Pumps and Tan
Combination Oxfords for girls,
0H2 10 ............... $Z.S5
(1OO prs.) Children's Congo Elk
OxfOrds, crepe rubber soleS; sizes
(second Floor, The Hecht co.,
WOmen's Sportswear
Novelty Cotton Sports BlOuses,
white and pastels, "a to AZ. 81
(7S) S6 to So Silk Crepe and
Wool Crepe PIeated Skirts, IA to
4z SS 70 94
(5O) Sc to So Summer Sweaters;
soiled; sizes "a to 40. "a and Sc
(6O) So to S12.5O Satin and
Silk b o u s /; sizes "a to
So ............... $4.00 to $6.95
(Women's Sportswear, Main Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1930-06-26
Girls and Tots Hats

(43) $1.95 Novelty Straw Hats
for girls and tots .25c
(29) S2.95 Summer Hats for girls
and junior misses. .......... soc
(20) SIS Summer Straw Hats for
junior misses .$2.95
(Second Floor, The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1930-06-26

~ $9.95 Dolly Madison Spread.
double size ................$2.59
(7) $5.95 Rayon Spreads, 90x10S
1ncneS .SS.S5
(9) $3.95 RayOn BedSpreads, sin
gle Size ...............s. $Z.SS
(20) $3.95 Dimity and Rayon
Spreads. Single and double, $l.59
(3) $6.95 FIOwered Quilted
Spreads, WOOl-Filled Com
AOFI ..'.'.''..... 1913
(25) $5 Rayon and Cotton Bed
Sets. Double size. Rose, blue,
(sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1930-06-26
WOnen's
Overnite Gases

(6) SO Fabricord, with fittings,
$3.50
CMain Floor, The Hecht Co..