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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30
Peoples Voice

Editor Times-In a recent issue of
your paper Myron Stanley comes to
bat with a lot of unkind remarks
about the local street car service.
Evidently Stanley is a railroad man
and seems to feel that street cars
should have the same equipment
and the same regulation as railroad
trains.
Just why a light, low-speed street
car. running from street to street,
should be placed in the same cate
CORY as a heavy. high-speed railroad
train travelling from town to town,
is not very clear.
In spite Of the fact that the street
car service is not government regu-
lated. on a basis of the number Of
people handled. street cars are a
whole lot safer than railroad trains.
II Stanley can't ride a train any
better than lie can a street car I
don't see how he holds his job-if
he's got one.
Stanley is rather peeveo because
he had to wait Is minutes on a car.
On account Of the depression and
consequent loss Of patronage, all
transportation companies have been
forced to curtail their service, the
railroads worst of all. although
Stanley neglected to menticn this.
The street car company would be
glad to furnish more and better cars
as well as new track, provided it
could obtain enough revenue to do
so. Perhaps Stanley is enough of
a genius to figure out how to do 1t.
No doubt the railroads would be
glad TO get this same information
for their own use. Don't hide your
light under a bushel, Stanley, tell
the world how to do it, AS for be-
ing the laughing stock Of the world,
the world is too busy trying to make
all ends meet to laugh at another
unfortunate trying his best to do
the same thing.
OPERATOR FRANCIS ARNOLD.
--------
How much has the population Of
the United States increased in the
last thirty years?
The census population of 1900 was
75.994.575. and that of 1880 was
l22, IT'S .046, an increase Of 46,780. All
How much did the yachts, Enter
prise and Shamrock v cost?
The approximate cost Of the En-
terprise was $4,000 and Of the
Shamrock v, $4,000.
How many electoral votes are re-
quired to elect a President?
A majority Of the total number Of
53i, or 2e6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

This is the first Of two articles bv
Dr. Fishbein on midday meals for young
children. The second will appear Tues
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

We nominate as the real heroes Of the year
the Chinese residents of Washington who turned
their backs every time they passed the japanese
cherry trees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

Anti-Roosevelt men claim to have enough votes To
deadlock the Democratic convention That's great
news for Chicago hotel men,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

The collection Of $500 as present to retiring
warden at Joliet sounds II the convicts there hadn
heard about the depression yet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30
By DIR. MoRRIs FIsHBEN

Editor Journal Of the American Mediea
Association. and Of HyEeia. the
Health MaRazine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

incomes must be brought back If we are to end
the depression, New York fnancier says. And asks
the working man, how about wages?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30

SO far the only thing that France, England. Ger
many and Italy have agreed on at the disarmament
conference is that the United States should paw for
the World war
Evening star., 1932-05-26
CAPONE FILES PLEA
FOR A REHEAR|NG
Insists indictment Was So
Indefinite as to Be Fa-
tally Defective.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Al Capone the Chicago gangster now
serving a sentence In the Atlanta Peni-
tentiary for evasion of Federal income
taxes, today asked the Supreme Court
to reconsider its recent action refusing
to review his case.
Michael J. Ahern, counsel for Capone,
In asking the rehearing, asserted the
,ioYsrnment had admitted the indict-
fnefit on which his client had been con-
victed was so drawn that Capone was
not protected against second prose-
cution for the same offense.
He declared the court must have
overlooked this fact and he insisted
the indictment was so indefinite as
to be fatally defective
Ahern also argued the 10-year SEN
tence was imposed for offenses which
were shown by the Government to have
been barred by the statute of limita-
tionS
A Massachusetts, tax-evaSion case, in
which the indictment was set aside
because it was not brought within
three years from the date of the al
legged evasion, was cited.
Ahern contended the indictment on
its face showed Capone was a resident
continuously of Chicago from the time
the tax evasion is alleged to have oc-
ment and that the Government was
therefore deprived of an opportunity
to excuse its delay in bringing the pro-
ceedings by claiming Capone was alb
sent from the district and could not
be located
Evening star., 1932-05-26
|Upholsteries

Spear Style Window
Awnings; in stripes 74c
New StenciIIed Flower
Ruffled Curtains; pris-
ella style ..79c
S6.9s Belgian Striped or
Plain Slip Covers; to fit
three pieces, 5 separate
cushions. bring b a c k
mea asurements -. .A.A
Junior Size ALL M etal
GIiders; AZ inches long.
% inches high, % inches
wide; stencilled =. SOS
Six-Piece Cottage Curtain
Sets; dotted scrim. | pair
upper, | pair lower cur
tains and tie backs, in
colors .............3 800
Wooden SIat Porch
Shades; 6 #. wide, 6I2
#. drop. with anchor to
prevent Tapping, in
green ......... sly
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-05-26
TOiletries

Tre-Jur Triple Compact;
rouge, powder and lip
stick ...:.......2 Csc
Prophylactic Tooth
brushes; medium and
hard. Now ... .25c
81 Ambrosia Facial; Am
brosia, flask, funnel and
Johnson & o h SON
Couettes ........... 75c
SI.z5 Aluminium Makeup
Boxes; 3 compartments,
large size ......... .69c
Houbigant's H4-ounce Per-
fume; NJ on Boudoir,
Quelques Fleurs .65c
S. Three-piece Dire sser
Sets; comb, brush and
mirror ............ $3.50
5-inch Flapjack Compact;
with mirror and powder
puff .................S 81
Toilet Tissue Paper; 1000
sheets. tinted shades, II
rolls soc
main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Linens
Donestics

81x94I1-lnch Famous Pep
perell Sheets ...... 69c
Lovely Chintz Bedspreads;
double bed size, FIVE col
$3.95 Bedspreads; chintz,
sateen, toile du jouv, sim
gle or double M.oe
Cannon Turkish Towels;
double thread, colored
borders. 10 for 81
CandIewick Bedspr e ds;
hand tufted. with colored
tufting .........S1
39c Chintz Pillows; 1000
kapok filled, in m a ny
colorS .....4 for 81
Page Sheets; 8lxl08 inches,
free from dressing, torn
size ........ -, 81
Printed Wolfe Bedspreads;
double bed size, bright
colorS 81
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Tots Wear

Tots Beach Pajamas;
many patterns; sizes 3
to e years .......... NC
Tots 39c Rayon indies;
panties. bloomers, vests;
? to 6 ..............z .zSc
Tots S1.50 AlI-wool or
Silk-and-WooI Sun Suits,
? to 8. .49c
Baby Boys Linen Suits;
batiste blouses; sizes 2
to e ................ SIC
Tots Garden Sets; dress
with brimmed hat to
match; 5 to E. SAC
Tots 79c Wool Bathing
Suits, 1-piec e style
sizes to S ...........3 SOC
Tots Organdy Hat and
Dress Sets; pastel, 2 to
3 years .83C
Tots 79c and 81 Slip-on
Sweaters; all wool or
rayon mixed NC
Girls and Boys soc Mesh
and Nainsook Union
Suits .39c
Baby Boys BroadcIoth
Suits; sleeveless; sizes 2
to E years. SIC
Tots SOC Sleeping Pa
;emas; one-piece models;
sizes ? to 8 years. .39c
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
LYNCHBURG is SELECTED
AS 1888 CONVENTION SITE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty End
Alexandria Session With
Election of Officers.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 26.-The
thirty-ffth annual convention of the
State Council of the Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Liberty ended here yesterday
with election of officers and selection of
Lynchburg, Va, for the 1888 State
meeting.
Officers elected to serve for one year
were Miss Alice M. Sharp, Richmond,
councillor; Mrs BERTHE Fitz, Chase City,
associate councillor; Mrs. Beatrice JAR
rett, Danville, vice councillor; Miss Isa-
dora Verell South Richmond, associate
vice councillor; Miss Edith Walls,
LaneXa, associate secretary; Mrs. Mary
Barker. Newport News. associate treas
urer; Mrs. Pansy Tyree, Norfolk, State
guide; T. S. Garrett, Bristol, State in
side guide, and w. A. Robey. Alexan-
dria, State outside guide.
National representatives chosen were
v. S. Dickinson, Richmond; Mrs. Mary
E. Holzbach, Richmond, and Mrs. Jennie
Beale, Richmond. Alternate represent
atives were Mrs. Katie Mayer, Peters
burg; Mrs. Mary Shuert, Chase City,
and Miss Edith Walls, Lenexa.
The new officers were installed by
Matthew Kenney of Philadelphia, ma
tional secretary. Secretary Kenney and
Mrs. Sarah A. Grubbs Of Richmond,
national vice councillor, addressed the
convention yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WOnen's
Accessories

Women's $3.50 Imported
Wash h a bic French
Chamois Gloves, white,
natural and eggshell. 81
Women's 69c Fabric Pull
on Gloves, white and
eggshell ............ .49c
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Women's Washable White
Bags; for District t
Day ...... SSc
Mems and Womens Elgin
Wrist Watches; for
merly Sl3.95. but made
to sell for twice the
price ............ S.9S
soc Costume Jew elry;
necklaces, bracelets. ear
rings ......... .19c
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Housewares

Is. 40, 50 and 90 Watt EIec-
trio Light Bulbs. &c each
Extra Large Steel Utility
Cabinets; 66 inches high,
Is inches wide, II inches
deep; FIVE renewable ad-
Unstable shelves $3.50
Electric Fans; 8-inch size,
four bla d e S, noiseless
motor .Sl.1
Picnic jug; keeps liquids
hot or cold. one-gallon
size ............ .S8c
Is #. of Guaranteed Gar
den Hose; complete with
couplings ....... 81
Metal Window Boxes,
green, "a inches long,
with self irrigating
drain ......... ...... 47c
Silver Plated Flatware;
knives, forks, spoons,
etc, ten-year guarantee,
7c
Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Hammock Chair; duck
covering; 4 reclining po-
sitions .......5 soc
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1932-05-26

| Mems
Furnishings

Mems ST Athletic Union
Suits, all sizes; 2 for ST
Mems SOC and 75c Fancy
Pattern Socks; 4 pairs, 81
Silk Pongee Shirts, u
monte weight collar
attached; l3H-l7. 81
Sz.7s Japanese Robe Sets,
robe, slippers and bag;
blazer stripes. All
sizes ........... SI.49
SI.9S BroadcIoth Pajamas.
hne-count broadcloth; 4
styles; sizes A to D,
S1.49
59c Electric Tie Pressers,
complete with cord and
plug .........-2 29c
81 Tie Masters, will hold 70
neckties ........... 6oo
S4.9S Silk Pajamas; some
soiled; all sizes T.. .S2.9S
S. Silk Shirts, white on
white silk striped: col
lar attached; all sizes.
SOS
$40 Lounge Suits, silk
lined: double breasted
coats. All sizes -. S4.95
81 Neckties, one and two
OF a kind; all light
weight fabrics 2 for 81
Mems 39c and 5Sc Athletic
Shirts and Shorts;
shorts in white, solid
and fancy patterns;
shirts OF combed yarn or
rayon. 32-46 4 for 81
900 pairs S1.49 and Sl.95
Pajamas; sizes A. B. I.
- ~
5000 Sl.55 and Sl.95 Shirts,
white, colors and fancy
patterns collar attached,
collars to match. Sizes
1917 ............S1 81
81 and Sl.50 Summer Ties;
solid colors and fancy
patterns; imported and
domestic fabrics,
) for S2.z5. Tic ca.
81 Socks; silks, silk mix
lures; isle; sizes ga
y 800; ) for 81
Mems SOC Handkerchiefs.
hand rolled hens ; colored
borders. o.. 29c; 4 for ST
Mems Handkerohiefs, full
size .... IL Tor 81
RumidOrs, complete with
refill; keeps cigars,
tobaccos fresh. origi-
nally 81 .>.....-.. 800
main Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Girls Wear
Girls Sl.95 and Sl.9S Wash

Girls S1.95 and SOS Wash
Dresses; voiles, swisses
organdy; sizes ] to 10
years .........-.. 9i
Girls 79c Dresses; printed
broadcloth: sizes 7 to IA,
2 for 81
Girls Washable Dresses;
linenes, printed broad
cloth: sizes ] to IA
years 3 for 81
Girls Sl.95 and SOS Silk
Dresses; prints and
pastel shades. .sI.69
Junior High Sl.59 Wash
Frocks; piques and lin
enes; sizes II to II. 800
Girls 79c Rayon Pajamas;
one-piece styles. :. ,49c
Girls S1.59 AIl-silk Printed
Pongee CooIie Goats; 8
to IA 81
Girls Sl.19 Slip-On Lacy
Knit Sweaters; sizes 8
to 10. 2 for 81
Girls S1.29 Flannel Skirts;
pastels. white belts, 8 to
Is ............S SOC
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Mems
Clothing

Sheldon 1-trouser Spring
Suits, OF hard finished
worsteds, Shetlands and
saxonies; all sizes, $l7.75
Sheldon z-trousers Spring
Suits; also Ape. sport
suits with knickers or
slacks; light and dark
shades .S22.75
$50 Society Brand Suits.
Were SIS and $40. Now
SIS
Two-piece Tropical Wor-
sted Suits, orig. SIS.
Now .S14.75
Mems Sport Trousers;
sizes 80 to AZ. .S3.55
(Second Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Rugs

Fiber Rugs; 9x12, SxlO,
6xl2 and 713x9 it. dis
continued patterns OF
Super-Artex and other
fine Summer fiber rugs,
5000
Chenille Rugs; h e eavy,
fluffy rugs, size 24x4S
inches ............ .Sl.S9
Sealex Linoleum; B gauge,
embossed patterns, please
bring room measure
ments; now offered at
half price ..........S1
tSixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Stationery

Congress Gold-edge Play
ing Cards; ractive
boxes, 2 decks ..... TIC
SOC Boxed Stationery;
note or letter size, 4
boxes ........... .Sl
39c Boxed Stationery;
lined and unlined enve-
lOpeS ........... .I9c
Ivory initiated Stationery;
in beautiful boxes. SOC
TaIIies; many colors and
designs orig. 35c and
45c dozen. Now 10c doz.
GoId-edged Playing Cards;
fancy silhouette backs.
4 decks, 81
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WOnen's
Lingerie
Women's 81 Rayon Crepe

WOmen's 81 Rayon Crepe
Co stume Slips; lace
trimmed ......-. SIC
Women's Silk Pongee Pa
jamas; gowns and slips,
8Sc
Women's Sl.59 and Sl.95
Silk Danoettes, Chemise
and Panties ..... ,Sl.29
Women's 69c Rayon and
Mesh indies; panties.
bloomers. shorts, ) for 81
SI.29 French Crepe Co.'S
tune Slips; lace trim
med ............ .Sl.09
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Women's SOC Silk Soarfs;
pastel or dark grounds,
prints ......... .Z9c
Women's soc to 81 Neck
wear Pieces. Now 29c
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Hand
EnnbrOid.
cred Fancy
Linens
Price
Part Of 1000 Odd
Pieces

12-sz4.95 Italian Sets
72x90 cloth and II nap
kins SI2.9S
6-SI4.95 Han d-embroid-
cred Sets, 72x90 cloth, Il
napkins ............S5.9S
I-Sl5.95 AppenzeI Cloth,
50 inches square =. ..S3.9S
2-s9.95 Hand-embroidered
Madeira Cloths, 54x70
inches .......... S4.95
4-S10.95 Hand-embroid-
cred Italian Sets, 64x70
cloth, Q napkins .A.9s
I-S29.95 Hand-embroid-
cred Banquet Set, 72xl0S
cloth and Il napkins,
Sl2.9s
I-S49.9s Dinner Set. 72x90
cloth and Il napkins.
SIo.oS
I-S29.o5 Solid Color Dim
ner Cloth, 72xl08 inches,
SI4.e5
I-SI9.9S Hand-embroider-
ed Dinner Set, 72x90
cloth. II napkins. S9.95
z4-S3.95 to S5.95 Hand
embroidered Squares,
,'6x36 inches ..... SI.95
zOo-Sz.9s to S.95 ScarfS
1880. 1Sx45, 1884 inch
es ...............Sl.49
7o-Sz.95 to S3.95 Hand
embroidered Squares,
SI.49
6-S5.9s to Ss.9s Hand.
embroidered Squares,
4SN4o .......... Sl.9S
11-Sl.59 Linen Bridge
Sets, 3o-inch cloth, 4
napkins ........ 7oc
150-79c to SI.95 Embroid-
cred Doilies, Squares. OBJ
longs .... 25c and 39c
30O-zSc Hand-embroider-
ed Finger-tip Towels,
each ................1 .10c
tFitth Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Mems
SpOrts'wear
7Sc and Csc Golf Balls, new

75c and Csc Golf Balls, new
1882 size and weight;
famous makes limit OF
3 to each ...... 55C ca.
S3.e5 and S4.95 Tennis
Rackets; famous makes;
many styles and weights
in the group . S3.49
Sl.95 New Sleeveless
Sweaters; m a de OF
Zephyr yarns; solid col
ors with contrast trim
ming; 36-46. ...... 81
Sl.95 Linen knickers of
Imported Belgian and
Irish Linen; white,
plaids. Sizes 30-42 waist,
SI,z9
sos Puritan Bathing
Suits, OF 1000 pure
worsted; Speed, Sun
backs; black. colorS;
sizes SO to 70. ...- .SI.S9
Women's sos New Week
End Gases; 20 and p
inch sizes. Sma artly
lined: black only. .Sl.9S
Second Floor
$40 Leather Golf Bags; J.
inch Upper hood; ball
pocket. Brown. black,
mahogany -S S5.95
sz.95 Golf Clubs; steel
shaft, drivers, brassie,
spoons; plain face, Sl.79
s3.os Auto Seat Covers,
made by Fandango; for
seat and doors; will ht
almost any car. .S2.SS
SI.95 Sport Trousers OF
duck or fine twill. 5O-44
waist .......... .N.Z9
Mems 81, SI.50 and 81 Golf
Socks ....... 79C pair
SOC Tennis Balls; Pennsyl-
vania make; red or
white limit OF s OF each,
for 81
S14.95-S29.95 Bicycles for
boys and girls; % and
28 inches. Choice of
colors ......... S19.95
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
SOS Fve-gallon Can Penn
syIvania Motor Oil. .Sl.9s
Second Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Bows
Clothing
Bows SI.95 Linen Rugby

Boys Sl.95 Linen Rugby
Suits; coat, shorts, belt;
sizes 4 to 10. ..... .Sl.55
Boys SS.95 Sport Coats;
brown, tan and havana
flannel; 5 to l8. -. S3.9S
Boys 39c PepperelI Shorts;
sizes ) to IS years,
4 for 81
Junior Boys 81 Covert
Camp Suits; sizes 4 to
lO wears ............. .I9C
Boys 81 White Duck Long
les; sailor or regular
cuffs; 9 to l8. .59c
Boys ST Fast-oolor Wash
Suits; sizes 4 to 10 years,
SOC
Boys 79c Summer Pa
jamas; ! or , piece styles;
sizes i to Is S..5 soc
Boys 69c Covert Cloth
Wash knickers; sizes 9
to Is years ..... soc
Boys 69c Cover-ups and
OveralIs, sizes 5 to 10
years .........5O SOC
Boys 69c Athletic Sweat
Shirts; sizes s to 10, SOC
Boys Sl.50 and Sl.95 ALL
wool Sport Sweaters;
sleeves or sleeveless, ST
Boys S1.50 AlI-wooI Bath
ing Suits; black and col
ors; s to 10 .........SI
Boys SI.45 Ape. Rugby
Ensembles; linen or
lincne coat. blouse, shorts
and belt 4 to 10 81
BOYS Sl.50 Washable Cab
ardine Shorts; sizes ]
to u " 81
S1.50 Prep Sports Longies;
novelty stripes; sizes II
to20.................S1 to 20. 81
Mesh Polo Shirts; white.
blue, tan. green and
maize; s to Is. ... ST
Children's 25c u Sox and
AnkIets; 4 pairs for SOC
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WOnen's
Sportswear

Misses S. to S6.9S Knit
Suits, ? piece; blouses in
Dastels to contrast with
skirt; with beret; a.
~. sL.oS
S2.95 Pastel "Hot Cha"
Dresses, twisted braided
trimming; snug waist
line; sizes IA to 20, Sl.95
Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Furniture

S5.95 Occasional Chairs,
Choice of attractive COW
erlngS .......... .S3.69
S8.95 Colonial Poster Bed;
mahogany or walnut nm
ishes, single or double
sizes ..-...... S5.9S
S8.95 Mahogany-Finished
Drum Table; brass claw
ieet, with drawer. IS
$3.50 Metal Bed Group;
metal bed, cotton mat
tress and link spring,
$3.50
S7.95 Willow Chaise
Tongue; imported will
low ware, natural finish,
ss.9s
$3.50 Cotton Mattress;
Choice OF all standard
sizes .S3.95
Sl.50 End Tables; Tudor
style. mahogany finish;
one to customer. soc
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WILL ADDRESS SENIORS
Special Disp tch to The Star.

Special Disp tch to The Star
LINCOLN, Va, May 26-Dr. j. Rus
at graduation exercises of the Lincoln
High School in the school, May 81. w.
T. Smith, chairman of the Loudoun
County School Board. also will speak.
Diplomas and other honors will be an
nounced by Principal A. O. Hutton.
The sermon to the graduates will be
delivered Sunday afternoon at o'clock
in the school by the Rev. ]. A. Bow
man, pastor of Waterford Presbyterian
Church. Class night exercises are
scheduled for Monday night There are
% graduates.
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WOnen's
Hosiery
Women's 81 FulI-fashioned

Women's ST Full-fashioned
Mesh Hose; all silk,
picot top, plated soles.
69c
WOmen's 69c to 79c Full
fashioned Silk Hose; new
shades ............ 55c
Women's ST and Sl.l5 Full
fashioned Chiffon Ho-
siery, also a few nets,
TIC, ) prs. S2.2S
Mems and Women's Hand
kerchiefs, cotton or
linen ........1 IL for 59c
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Thrift Shop
Dresses

Misses and WOmen's SOS
Crepe Dresses, washable
white and pastelS prints
too ....... Sl.74
Misses. Women's and Lit
tie WOmen's S. Dresses,
crepe or georgette; jack
eted or jacketless, S5.74
Women's S7.95 Plain, Print,
Check, or Stripe Silk
Dresses; some washable.
All sizes. .S5.74
z50-S10 Printed Crepe and
Washable Dresses in
sizes IA to 20, 50 to 4o
and logl to 241a. .S6.95
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Millinery

w O m e ms SI.88 to s.
Rough Straw and Imita-
tion Panama Hats; me-
dunn and broad brims;
white, pastels. 81
Women's S3.o5 to S6.7S
Summer Hats; sh ar X
skins. silks. crepes; Wis
cas-; imitation Panamas,
Sos
(Third Floor)
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Land O.
Cotton

81 Cotton Frocks, percale
prints and eyelet linenes,
sizes IA to 40. White and
pastels .........2 for 81
S1.95 Cotton Frooks, white
and pastel dotted Swisses,
sizes 50 to 46 and IA to
20 ............... SAC
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Spring and
Summer
Goats

w O m e ms $3.50 Polo
Coats; silk crepe lined;
black, colors. Sizes IA
to AZ ..............$ .$5.98
SO-S25 and $50 Spring
Coats, fur-trimmed and
untrimmed models; sizes
IA TO 20; ll-l7 .S13.9S
Misses and Women's Sl6.50
and SIS Spring Coats,
black, colors; crepes,
silks, tweeds polos, S5.9S
6Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Majestic
Radios

Majestic Table Model;
spray shield tubes, list
price is S44. 50: our price,
complete ....S2 S24.95
Majestic Full Size Low
boy; spray shield, multi
mu and pentode tubes.
list price. S5q.50; our
price ...........S S39.o5
S. Delivers Your Majestic
Attached TO Your Aerial
9J-Day Service Guarantee
Main Floor, Radio Store)
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Lamps

Imported AIabaster Table
Lamps; lo inches tall, Is
inch shade, white, amber
and green colors sos
Pleated Georgette Be d.
lights; various S apes
and colors ......... soc
New S. Lamps, floor
and bridge styles: 5
lights, with parchment
ize paper shades, COM
plete ......-..... .SZ.95
Fourth Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Uniforms

Servicettes of Blue, orchid
or Green Organdy-or of
printed Percale ; all
sizes. ............1fo 2 for 81
81 to S4 Famous Make Uni
forms; broadcloth. pop
lin or rayon; orchid,
white: black; sizes a.
10 .Sl
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
WO1nen's
Shoes

WOmen's $3.50 argy
Shoes; entire stock re-
duced for one day, S5.95
WOmen's So Fashion Mode
Shoes; entire stock re-
duced Tor District Day,
white shoes included.
S5.IO
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Moderate
Priced
Dresses

Embroidered Silk Shan
tung Dresses, white and
pastels; sizes IA to 10,
&.95
Young Washingtonian S.
Silk Dresses, printed
crepes, shantungs, wash
able crepes; white pas
tells 1874
Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Men'sShoes

500 pairs New Sport Shoes;
white, black and white,
tan and white; wing
tips or plain tips. .S3.95
Second Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Children's
Shoes

SI.15 keds and Play Shoes;
keds sizes II to 3; play
shoes sizes 5 TO ?. 79c
Boys and Girls $3.50 and
81 Shoes ....... SIPS
SI.9S BaIi-bearing Roller
Skates; for adults and
children ....... S1.39
tSecond Floor. The Hecht COD
Evening star., 1932-05-26
Surf Shop
Specials

w o m e ms $3.95 Pure
Zephyr Wool Bathing
Suits, low backs; one
piece models new smart
colors ........... $295
$1.29 CoOIie Coats, natural
pongee 46 in, coat;
floral designs; sm ],
medium and large sizes,
81
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-05-26
lZAAK WALTON LEAGUE
MEETS AT SANDY SPRING

Creation of Game Preserve and Co.
operation With Laurel Chapter to
Improve Patuxent, Chief Topics.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SANDY SPRING, Md, May 26.-The
newly formed Laurel Chapter of the
Isaak Walton League had as guest
speaker DR.. M. Darcy Magee, national
vice president. The creation of a game
preserve, with plans for roadside plant
ing and cleap-up we're the principal
topics of discussion. Cooperation with
the Laurel Chapter in improving con-
ditions on the Patuxent River was ar
ranged and the Conservation Commit
tees from each chapter will jointly meet
in the future. A program for fighting
the. sale of black bass in Maryland is
under way.