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Evening star., 1935-06-13
Summer
Furniture

7 Tile top Ia
hleS. Orig. S9.gS. CT o.
Now r... sDTs Ic
1 Full size Coil = sprinE
Glider. OriE. CT 0S
&I3.95. Nav. 40 Is1O
I FuIl-IenEth Coil-sprinr
Glider. GG NJ
2O Heavy Striped Beach
L m bre las. . CT or
sections. Now sPt. 20
Z Three way Chaisette
with inner sprinr mad.
S1T Sr,E' s@l's'' $l5.95
? Terrace Um-
brellas. Orig 90 o.
xIi.a5. Now |1.1O
I steel TiItinr Terrace
Umbrella. Orig. GO OK
SI2.95. Now DI IO
/ Steel TiltinE Terrace
s%Ss:Il': sns' asl SoT o,Is' Sl2.05
3 Steel Fitting Terrace
Um bre
Srit' Srn s''.''' SIO.95
AIl-SteeI Re- O. n
elininE Chair ep .cO
Fourth Floor
The Hecht Co.D
Evening star., 1935-06-13
LINGERIE

so Rayop Gowns In nasteI ceI-
ers. Broken sizes. > 0U
Orig. soc. Now. q ior sFl
25 Lace trimmed and Tailored
Silk G owns. Orig. 20
RE19. Now. ......... C|C
Is Satin indies in broken sizes.
TearOse. Lace-trimmed. lO.
Orig. S1.I9. Now. .... O1C
~ Lace-trimmed silk indies.
Broken sizes. Orig. > CT
Sac. Now ., - Aor '1A
van RaaIte Disconti nued
SinEietteS. Orig. 81 20
Now ... 80. wv
Van RaaIte Discontinued
Singlettes. Orig. -. @O 20
NOW
Van RaaIte Discontinued
Singlettes. Originally @Q ~
IS. New . pO'cI
so One and tive piece Rayen
Paiamas. Pastel shades. E0o
Orig. 81. Now. O1C
(Main Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Home
furnishings

$50 Stainless steel Knives
with catlIn handles. -
Orig. l0e. Now, each ~
90 K-Venienee Closet Fix
lures. Wardrobe rods, hat
racks: etc. Orig. ;'c
n Nov ~ =. 49c and 89c
50 Wear Ever Cake Pans.
O. orts' i"e' 2 for 25c
40 Wa rdrObe Closets, Floor
SAMPLES. Orig. 59c 90
tn $I.95. Now &c
3G Pinless Curtain Stretch
ers. 0riE, i9c, IOo
Now .......- III
40 self wrinSiuE Wet
Mops. Orig, 69c, 90
Now ........... O1C
3s Floor wax
ApplierS. Orig. ACC. 10.
Now .-. ~
I HoOsjeF Kitchen Cabinet
with 10 inch stainless
porcelain ton.
Orig. S39.9s. cCA o.
Now . sF %Fs ~
? Fire-Pe. Breakfast Sets
with stainless tor, slide
leaf table and 4 chairs.
Green and
,yors; %H.s, oEts' S.r SIo.95
I Five-Pc. Breakfast Set
with stainless top, slide
leaf table and I chairs.
0rir. $3.50. GO1 OS
] Unfinished TiIt-Top Cot
St.as. Now $Z.00
I: Solid Hardwood UnHn-
iShed Book Racks. CI
Orig. &I.a9. Now - L
~ 0-S0-EaSy Mon and
Polish Set. Orig. 90
81. Now w....... - ~
~ Three-Pr. Glass Console
Sets. Console bowl znd
candle stick. Orig. 1n
e1.i9. Now ..... EIC
Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
SlffOckS and
Uniforms

As Checked Broadcloth Uniforms
with white collars and cuffs. blue
or green. Sizes IA to 46. @C
NOW .....
S0 Fancy Printed Braadcloth Serv-
teetteS, 0Fgandy trimmed. GO.
Small ar medium. Now. VIZ
rs Sheer NOrssndy Apron. 7Oo
Sets. Now .... tTC
Third Floor. The Hecht Col
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B TO 10 OFF!

Is Seven.Pe. Linen Sets.
0rfg. $2.95. CT 20
Now ....... pI'OS
Z? Tw0-Yd. Tuscany Lace
Cloths. Orig. OF NJ
&t2.50. Now. p 40
I ThTee-Y6. Tuscany Lace
sss.h' sss. Nos' %F'.' $3.50
goo Guest Toweiy.
0riE- 3se. 4 for @I
Now ...... " al
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Curtains
and Up
hOlSterieS

so window Shades. Soiled
or slightly damaEed. As
Is. Orig. 49e TO To-
SI.Ia. Now. .... I1C
Is Tan. Orange and Geen
window Awnings in 80 and
4R-in. wi DIT his. [S
Orig. S1.69. Now OcI
80 CVetonne Studio Couch
Covers in home o.
Spun patterns. Now OIC
Drapety Remnants. All
Of them usable. I0a
Now. each. ... u"
COO Yds. 5A-ip. Part Linen
Crash for draperieS or slim
covers. Orig. 69e. 1Oo
New ............ 41C
y Pine 3-F0ld Screens cev-
cred in wall paper. Stur-
dily made. Orig. O. az
&s.95. Now. cO'TO
12 Brown and Green SIat
Sha des. 2 II. wide. As Is.
orig. S2.95. G1 OK
Now ... 80
9 Canvas Roli-up Porch
Shades. : and 9 n. wide.
Al:c lls =. Is stat SI.05
IS Clearance Of Double
Window Awni inES and
Porch Awnings. ) IT., q
H.. II. and
10 n. g in. CT o.
widths. Now. TO.1O
. Venetian Blinds. 81 in.
wide. Oak er ma
hegany finish. Now, GI
each .......... -
30 Jaspe Dining Room
Chair Covers. corded in
contrasting color.
Orig. 49e. Now, To-
set ..... .... I1C
2 Large Square HaSSorkS
in several coiorS.
Orig. $I.95. CT o.
Now ..... :. vi'|o
25 Three-Panel WaIIDaper
s;,s' ssTse's; Sos Gin $2.05
Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
14.95
TOMETRIES

n Hand Brushes with fine
bristleS and pastel backs o.
Orig. SOC. Now. .... %OC
30 Makeup Boxes with print
on lid and mirror in- AOo
side. Orig. 75c. Now. F1C
I6I KIeiDert's Sanitary Aprons
and Belts. Aprons in Aesh
only. Belts in sizes 81 10 Q0o
-. Orig. soc. Now. O1C
81 Absent Liquid Deodorant.
Large bottles. Orig. CSo
5Oe. Now. N
10 Two-auart Fountain Syr-
inges, Fresh. lively rub
ber. Red only. Orig. Slr
S9c. Now e.. . oVC
I6 Cerday Bath Powder. Sno
Orig. 81. Now ~ OOC
I2 Glass Perfume Bottles "a
In amber. Orig. 81. Now rOC
3 Mirror Makeup Boxes,
slightly ehipped. orig. S0c
81. Now. .,..-.-.... S
20 Bath Brushes with pure
hristtes and baked enamel de-
IA b bic handles. CT %
Orig sJ.7S. Now . Cl'%I
main Floor. The Hecht Col
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WOnnen'S Coats
and Suits

q Raineoats. silver only. Sizes ~.
16 and lS. Orig. S5.95. Q1 OK
Nav ..A."
SEIZED RaineapeSs red and EA.
beire. Orir. Sl.99. Now. "S
= sprinr Suits: sizes "A. ~
and a. 0ris. $40 and G.
a1p.fs. New .... Fo
a Surirs suits, little wc.ren's sizes
crly. Oris, sI6.9s to a2S. g1C
HeW 49,
19 Spring Suits, misses sizes.
oris. s1s.s5 to s2s.fs. g11
New --..---' ~
I Navy Spring Coat with wolf col
lar. Size 1s. Orig. S29.s5. CIS
New ... e'AO
Navy Spring Coat with summer
ermine collar. Size IL. cIE
Orig. S39.75. New plV
= Black Spring Coat with saIyak
cellar. Sire 1G. Orig. @IE
SEATS. Now ..,. ~
Goat 5hor, Third Ficorl
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WOmen%
SpOrfSWear

25Sheer BIouses. orig. . ga
. for 81. Now iOr JUG
IS silk Blouses. Oris. S2.95.UI
To S5.95. Now. .. PI
S0 Siip-sn : eaters. CT HR
Oris. &:.a5. Now. -. pI.O1
tSport shop. Third Floor
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Lamps

10 Metal Bcudoir Lamp
Bases. Orig. $1.9S. SA.
Now ........., OUC
10 silk Boudeir Shades,
slightly SoiIed. Orig. 70
81 "a xI.95. Now. JOC
= Wrought Iron Bridge
and Candle Lamps, com
plete with shade. OriE.
3 4.95 to SO =. G1
Now . PA
~ Fine Weighted Bridge
Lamps mple with
8, shades :. o. oris. S2.05
4 Table Lamps. metal.
china or pottery bases.
with shades. Orig. Q1
&2.95 to SIS. Now pL
: Bridge. Floor and Tor
ehier Lamps complete with
mica and alSbaSter urn
shades. 0rig. G. OS
SI5.95. Now . 20
: Fine Bronze Reflector
Lamps. oriE. 80 90
81 as. Now. -. %&s1I
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C0rSetteS and
Foundations

19 Longtime Bras and Bandettea Of
batiste. rubber, lace. Sizes SO 10 80
and 40 to AZ. Orig. Sl.60 0Eu
10 $3.50. Now. w....- 1CC
III Beiiat Corsettes with
,s ,sstex backs oriE- S. -. .88
NOW .....s....
26 GirdIes OF Famous Makes. Mesh
and batiste, sizes 20
to 81. Oris. $3.50 and 60 20
IS. Nov ...... P&sOO
Third Floor. The Hscht ccl
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Paints and
Wallpaper

rs I0ts-BUndIcs af Walt
"a per. 10 single rolls To
the bundle. Orig. 70
si.00 to $40. Now U1C
~ Lots-BundIes of Walt
pa per. 10 single rolls to
the bundle. OriG. 90
soc to 81. Now. oIC
$50 QuaFter-nint Cans Of
a-H"ur Best Enamel. ~
OViE. zoe. Now. >. IOC
81 Half-GsIlOn Cans ef &
Hour Blue Label Spar Var.
nish. Orig. Si.59. TO-
Now ..... SOC
Fifth Floor.
The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1935-06-13

~ 36-in. Ha N d . M de
Searfs. Orig. ~. %.
Now ...... - ~
rs 45-in. II a n q ! M a d e
SearfS. orig. HOo
I.59. Now. .... F1C
3 Linen Sets.
or's' Sar *aS' $I4.05
Is Finer cut WORK
Searfs. Orig. 50. 11
N"W s'..4..
az Lace DoiIies. TO-
Orig. 2Se. Nov A&C
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Electric
Washers

2 Electric Washers with
sil porcelain tubs ard
laSt.minute COnVenieuceS
No money down. As little
as 15c a day coz OK
buys one ~. %
MAIN Floor
Electrical Arcadel
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MILLINERY

SO straw and Felt Hats In = wide
assortment Of styles and gI
eoiors. NOW ,..f..tsas...,
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-06-13
NeClxWear

i6s pcs Neckwear. Blcuses and
Scsyfs. Orig. 58c 70 VI. I0c
NOV .-........
lMain Floor, The Easht col 4.
Evening star., 1935-06-13
1895 Land O. Cottons Reduced!
Linens and eyeIet hstiste-0ne- niece OK
styles and Jacket treeks: Dnbcnn:t. 4 -
(Land o. Cotton Third Floor

10 Plain and Pcis;sd Sa;ps' for and misses los
q Street a.. and A'.oS. Tn DF's, for ""m" and 295
81 Street and Afternoon Dresses for and
isses Plain and printed Orig. 1875 to OK
AZ Street and Afternoon Dresses for women and = az
misses Orig 795 10 1895. Now................. "'|"
o,,. 1s Rss'' ns silk Dresses for women and misses sos
2, Z Net Jacket Dresses for misses Orig 1926. sos
Now
gsrm F. nal D;:.'i s n. 70, mise. and Orig 1895
Thrift Shop Third Floor)
Evening star., 1935-06-13

75o * Dark x cA"""' and Pastel c'r''' Orig 1925 595
1919. NOW
I Printed and Sheer Dresses oris ''' t" 1896. 3.95
% asms"ss.s" IS She Sheer and Printed Dresses Orig 695
Pink Net Evening Dress. Size l3. Orig. l295. = OK
Now ...................-........
o. Mo",;:"s S De Sole and Chiffon Evening Dresses 1905
Urlg. l1vo. No~..,......
Z. ~. rorrri~"s4 Spring Coats Orig 1925 s'' 1000
s:E Spring s~'ssF' ..... Suits, Orig 1896: 600
IS. + u''ti""sa Spring s~'ss'' Goats Orig 1896. 900
young washnEtonisn shop, Third Foor)
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Furniture

WalnBt-Finished Foot.
stools In assorted cover
ingS. Orig. xI.19. &I
Now ...... Fl
Book Trough End Tables.
walnut fDiSh. Orig. @I
&I.a5. Now ...... L
Th-ee-Cushi0n Chro m
Sofa in a choice of several
cove ngs. so inches
long. Orig.
500 10 SfI2, ofO OS
Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Radios

RecoudittoHed. Complete
NTH tubes.
! Y. c. A. Di- 60 ~
rect Current =. 1O'1O
IR. c. A. Table 60 O@
Model ....... IO'IO
Atwater-Kent 1-0S
HiEhbcy .. 90 1'Cb
I Ever Ready O. ~
LCwbcy ...... @Os C0
! ". c. A. Low 90 a.
boy ..r,ss., p '/O
: Anta m1n ~
Radios go. Dl1'1O
Main Floor.
The Eecht. Co.
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Children'S
Underwear

81 Nazareth Gauze Lisle Union
suits for boys or girls. size s1Oc
=. ORR. o9e. Now %IC
Q Zipper-frent Came Union Suits
for boys or girls. sizes 4.
10 and 12. Orig. s1.15. S0c
NoN -
: Beach Pajamas for girls o.
~ and "a. OriE. 81. Now. o1C
o-ir 2 fF'rs Sc, Dance Ssr SETS Size H. SOC
~ Black Safeen Bioomers. o.
size J6. Orig. S9c. New. %cC
aG Two-pc. Print Paiamas. 20
Sire 2 and 10. Orig. soc. New oUC
81 roadcloth Shorts In yellow. blue
or tan. Size 3. 10 and 12. Q0o
Orig. 59c. Now ........ O/O
(second Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13

4 Handmade SearfS
Nov Srl'. 1895 $l.05
~ Hand Made Scarfs.
Srts: Sor 30 $l.50
2 C0ISred Linen Sets.
Sris. o. sii.e'' 1906
son Linen Nspkips. OriE.
81 sa' Nss s3 IOc to 30c
fFifth Floor.
the decht co..
Evening star., 1935-06-13

"a Crepes and Sheers for women and misses. Q 90
Navy, black and prints. Orig. 1895 to 1915. Now Oo"
.5 Crepes and Sheers and Navy, > 0S
brown prints. Orig. 1895 to $500. Now. -'|"
:" c'sgs and & Sheer o for %s' .: ;@d S"~ 495
4 Redingo,es and Suits for misses. Redingoes with
wool coats. 3-pece wool suits with taHeta bouses. OK
Orig l495 to 1915. a'/O
3pc. Longcoa Suit. Blue and white. Size l8 4 OK
Orig. $500 Now Iva"
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Clearance! Finer Fancy and Staple Linens

marvellous OF handsome dinner double and single damsk
cloths towels bridge and cloths dies tuscany lace cloths
17pc dinner sppenz and cuwork napkins pieces
varied describe here. Way below their regular
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Electric
RefrigeratOrs

Rfconditfoned. No Money Dotpn.
Az little as 15c ddv buys one.
tor 5r-s,tt s.. en- k;ty'n'- ;.J $89.75
sI59.50 Apex COO -
t6H Gu. ~ .... pOI' 81
SI29.15 Cope @6O -
land f51z en-. ftD. DO1s HC
I-SJ51. 80 Cros- CIOO -
ley So eU. IT, PI%I'1c
HN su. '' n.9 $99.75
1-&II4.15 KeIvi- @-O ~
nator AZ Gu. IT, o 11'1C
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Boys Apparel

q : Co" CS,traIIs. ass SnS s,r.s 8 and 40c
:; 2; a. al'-w%", %"r Sweaters Orig 80c
81 Striped Basape Tor wash 9I
suits. OriE. R1.2S. Nov. @A
SO Striped shorts. Sizes . To-
to II. Oris. pSc. Nov go
AZ Striped Basaue shirts. SOo
Orig. f9e. Now. -. o(c
80 wash srits. Oris. s4e. 6Oc
NOW ......'.' .'''''.
so shirts with hiFh necks. AAc
soiIed. ORIG. T9c. Now 49,. TIL
(second Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Girls Apparel

- settes and CPochetted Hats;
seiled. OriE. 19e and 81. 1Sc
Now ......- .....--...
IG Ir. Hi Hats of fen sr rough
Stra~s. Orig. seas and s3.e5. C1
Now ............. -
10 Girls Rain Capes; black AOo
or white. ORIG. xI.Is. Nov ~
10 Girls Chubby Dresses In rsyou
and creme acetate. Orig. 81. CC
10 Girls Chubhy Dresses In prints
and plain e"lors. OFiE. CO
1898. Nov ............ VIZ
Is ". vi Girls SHk Crepe Dresses
in plaIn eclorS and. 90 o.
prints. Orir. sS.aS. Nov Do'1J
4 Ir. Hi. Party Dress; mai,e silk.
Sire 1S. Orig. $3.50. G7C OK
Now ....--.-.
z Girls Silk BoUeIe silks. Sizes
- and I6. Maize or GO OK
peach. Orig. sos. Nov Vc' ~
I Girls Grey Fiannel
skirt. size II. Orig. 81. GI 20
Now ......... Sl.01
o Girls Twin sweater Sets.
Sizes 20 to Rs. OriE. So. SOo
New ........,,.... .-'.'.'..
(second Floor. The Hecht Col
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Infants Wear

4 Part Wool Wrapping 90
RIa ankets. OriE. S1.I5. Now oIC
Wool Shswls. oriE &1.1s. 6Oc
Now ,.........-.....
2 Wool Sweaters for In-sOo
fantS. Orig. S1.IS. Nov. C|C
7 Wool Jersey Suit for BOY. cI
sire &. Orig. S2.95. Now "a
: Quilted Pads. I5xIs in. -
Orig. lie Now ow-. ~
I Infants silk Dress. Orig. 2I
seas. Now .-........ I'll
I Hard Sole BABY Shoes. sire
w.; white strsp pumps. 0rig. G1
81. Now .,..-.-
g Cretenne and Tan Beach
Cart or stroller Pads. Orig. [Ao
S1.50. Now w......,,.. W."
= Settled CariraEe Nets. ORIG. 90
soc. Now .......... %Oc
IS HiSh Chair Play Toys. -so
Orir. $50. Now ........ 'oN
(Second Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
ChiIdren'S
Shoes

40 prx. Girls SuakeSkin Strap and
2-tone Oxfords. Broken sizes @1
1874 10 3. Orig. So. Nov IL
so mrs. Ir. Misses Patent sr white
straps. Broken sizes. 3lz &1 20
to :. Orig. x3. Now @A'c|
so prs. ChiIdren's Corduroy House
5 sbnU.r'' ?, = nr;d Padded % '0sss, YES. sizes zoe
- prS Boys Leather HnnSe Slip
rerS. soft SolcS. Sizes I and cI
Z. OriE. So. Now .....
2R mrs. ". Misses White OxferhS
with brown trim. SiyeS
a. :" :. oriE. sa.'" 50
(Second Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Silk Stockings

As BemberE FuII-faskiOned stock
inEs. oriE. soc. . tor SI
3I2 Women'S FuII-fashi0ned Service
,.:. %..sht or,s' sun as.' s''se, scr 2 for ST.
tsG mrs Maygy FulI-fs shioaed
service Weight Adjustable Ton
stcekines. Oris. ice. . to. @1
Now .......-.. ~ ior ep
299 prs. FuI-tsshicred Chihcn SIX
STOCKINGS. Oris. 69e. . al
Now ............. n Ior sp1
main Floor. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Odd Dressers
1895 :.

Orig. 1850 to $3.50. Left
from suites. Many styles.
Walnut or mahogany We
neers. All la-ge-size pieces.
Fourth Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Jaspe Slip Covers
ST

Orig. l95. Heavy jaspe slip
covers for chairs. Box pleat-
ed on 3 sides. Green and
rust not in every style.
Sofa Covers ..,.......S1.69
(Stxth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-06-13
l.95 Terry Cloth Pajamas Reduced!

Far beach or lOunEnK wear. 2-Biece
styles. Blue or red with white. Brown D
and yellow. Two tones Of green Sizes
CNerliEee shop. Third F1oor)
Evening star., 1935-06-13
GLOVES
Bags

81 Knitting Bags. Orig. QOo
81. Now ...-.-.....-.. ~
80 Fabrikoid Bags in white. 90
S0iIed. OriE. 81. Now =. OIC
main Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Orig. 1.49. Guaranteed water
repellent, full-size shower
curtains. Mildew-proof and
fadeproof. Limited quantity.
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1935-06-13
STATIONERY

70 PaBer Table Covers. ~
Orig. @jo. Now .,... AVC
4S Psper Napkins. oris. 1Os. -
2s Waste Paper Baskets. COc
OriE. 81. Now .,..,... ~|N
main Floor. The Heeht CoJ
Evening star., 1935-06-13
1895 to 14.9s Better Dresses Reduced!

Remarkable savings y smart - Oh
sheers and prints. SEes snd styles fer
and misses
Better Dress shop-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Think of getting a room.size
Mourzourk at this price. Six
stunning patterns, featured in
green. tan or rust. Some match
ing sizes.
Evening star., 1935-06-13

tThird Floor. The Hecht COD
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Orig. 81. Georgian style
l3-piece set. consisting of a
large Tipped pitcher and -
nine -ounce water tumblers.
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Purge Of Bar.

Z UISC VI 0d1'
More than 10 judges and thousands
Of lawyers are to be removed from
public life in Germany for not being
''pure Germans"
Evening star., 1935-11-08

United States Park Police. In all, 126
we're fined $1,336, while las forfeited
S4S6. There were 351 arrests for
q variety of ofienses. There were 81
automobile accidents reported and
three stolen automobiles recovered.
Only 70 personal bonds were taken:
3 sentences suspended: 2 cases dis
missed and cases nolle pressed, Capt.
Carroll said.
For the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway. for which separate report
is submitted, Capt. Carroll said that
arrests totaled Is. of them auto
mobile speeders, and there were only
Evening star., 1935-11-08
CH|NA'S MONETARY
POLICY HAZARDOUS
People May Not Be Willing
to Accept Paper as
Legal Tender.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November s.-Wall
Street monetary experts, charting the
course of a China cut loose from sill
yer moorings, point to one hazardous
shoal.
Successful negotiation of one of the
most dangerous points, they assert,
depends on the willingness OF the
Chinese people to accept paper money
as legal tender-and the ability of the
government to promulgate and enforce
its new money rules.
In the first place. currency students
declare, the 10000. 900 or more peo-
pie of China-roughly one-flfth Of the
worlds population-constitute vast,
sprawling conglomeration Of D loosely
knit provinces.
The majority of these people are
widely scattered throughout an area
of more than 100000 square miles.
Unlike the United States Government,
which called in its gold. in 1888, the
Chinese government has no unified
system whereby the treasury. the
postal service and the banks can po-
lice the currency behavior" Of its
people.
Furthermore, they note, the Chinese
system of currency is tumble of diff
ferent types of dollars and other coins.
some of which are worth more in one
province than in another.
1t is as if the United States dollar
we're to be worth one bushel Of wheat
in South Dakota and two bushels in
North Dakota.
There Is the Sun Vat Sen dollar,
the Yuan Shih Kai dollar, the Hong
kong dollar, the Szechuen dollar, the
Indo-C China dollar and variety Of
so-called dragon dollars"
In addition to these dollars, which
have heretofore been tied to silver.
further confusion arises out Of the
hit-or- miss use of a number Of brass
and copper coins-the. small change
OF China.
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MODEL MAKERS TO DINE

Robert Wiehle. 1885 District of Co.
lumbia model aircraft champion, and
other winners in the recent model
aircraft tournament, will be guests
Of honor November Is at luncheon
meeting of the Aero Club at the
Lafayette Hotel. Presentation of cups
and trophies will be made at that
time
Winning models will be displayed
Luncheon arrangements may be made
at the national headquarters, 1905
Evening star., 1935-11-08
UNION BUS TERMINAL
MAY BE DISCUSSED
Park and Planning Commission
Probably Will Debate Prob
lem November 22

The problem of an adequate union
bus terminal for downtown Washing
ton probably will be one of the major
questions to come before joint meet
ing of the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and the Fine
Arts Commission, scheduled for Novem-
ber %.
This was disclosed yesterday by H.
P. Caemmerer, executive secretary Of
the fine arts group. Other projects
slated for discussion are the Grover
Cleveland and Thomas Jefferson me-
MORALS. Details of these remain to be
settled, although Congress has granted
authority to set up commissions to
consider the best designs for them and
to select appropriate sculptors and
architects and fitting locations.
Due to the number Of bus lines now
entering Washington. Caemmerer be-
lieves a large central bus terminal
covering at least a city block. with
adequate provisions for taking on and
discharging passengers within the
block. should be considered without
delay.
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Taxi Dancers Protest.

When so taxi dancers visited the
high official of Odamura, Japan, to
protest against the new tax on dances
and were told that the village had
already budgeted the $50,00G to be
raised by the tax, the dancers said
they would visit him daily until the
tax was cut.
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Gods Invited Out.

In early Roman days when Ro-
man general sat down before q city
to besiege it, the priests used to in
vite the guardian gods Of the enemy
city to leave it Sad come over to the
Roman side. assuring the gods that
they would get much better treatment
and much more respect by the Ro-
mans if they did so.
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Massachusetts avenue, or at the hotel.
Chester H. Warrington, club president.
announced.
Scapegoat PAYS.

The idea of the scapegoat is prac-
ticed in some form or other in Tibet.
In some cases an actual goat is sent
into the wilderness. In others, a man
is chosen who has TO leave his village
and live elsewhere for a whole year
and when he returns some one else is
chosen to bear the sin of the village.
Evening star., 1935-11-08
PARKS BID FAVORED
Finnan to Recommend Acceptance
of Baltimore Firms Offer.

c. Marshall Finnan, superintendent
of the National Capital Parks, yester-
day announced he is recommending
to Secretary Ickes the award of a
contract for $6,8o7 to Guthrie &
D'Adamo of Baltimore for further
improvement near the east gate OF
Arlington National Cemetery.
This work comprises grading and
Evening star., 1935-11-08
DRUNK AND TRAFFIC
CASES LEAD DOCKET

Only 22 Personal Bonds Taken by
Park Police for October
Violations.
Drunkenness, with 104 arrests, was
exceeded only by 119 arrests for viola
tions of trafiic regulations, according
to the report for October made yes
terday by Capt. p. J. Carroll OF the
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top soiling adjacent to the Memorial
approach drive, between the Boun-
dairy Channel Bridge and the Me-
mortal entrance to the cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-11-08

2 cases Of drunkenness. Six were
fined $50. while an equal number
forfeited $85.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

knowledge of the Philippine question
and forceful argument for independ-
ence."-R. L. Buell..
Americas Balance Sheet With the
Philippines, by c. E. Russell. Asia
IS: 408-13, July, 1885.
1--WE may feel confident that when
the American grasp is at last loosened
from these people and they have a
chance to show what they really are
and can do. the resulting asset to civ
ilization and world progress may be
something more than merely consid-
erable."
Whittier the Philippines? by G. L.
Kirk. Current History AZ 1873,
November, 1885.
There is little rejoicing in the Phil
ippineS at this prospect Of national
freedom, even If there is warm. pop
ular approval of the independence
program"
Uncle Sam Leaves the Philippines.
Review of Reviews 90: 1913, No
vember, 1885.
"The withdrawal of the United
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been ~1a.np1ag on it for four years. I
wouldn't miss it H--anything!"
George nodded, and he said diff
IDENTITY:
Il kind of figured I might be in
Boston about that time, might go out
and see her if she weren't too busy.
Wrote and told her So" He added
doubtfully: But she didn't say any
thing"
Shed be glad to see you, I know" I"
Kay assured him. You're her oldest
friend, George. Emily's very fond Of
you"
George grinned with pleasure as he
presented the parcel. THAT all?" he
asked, and Kay nodded ana took it
and turned away.
II heard tell young Pastor is COM
ing to run the power plant" George
remarked. Your pa told me last
night"
Elmer told me this morning." Kay
agreed. 81 didn't see father last night.
He was late"
II walked home with him." George
explained. Feel better today, does
he?"
Eyes, but mothers keeping him in
bed" Kay confessed, faint evasion in
her tone. Her fathers illnesses were
better not discussed. She nodded a
good-by and moved away an6 her pace
was quicker now, for when she came