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Evening star., 1940-07-11
Training Of Enro|Iees
In Defense SkiIIs
Sped by {. {. {.
New Instructors to Be
Added, in Line With
Expanded Program
By OLIVER MCKEE.

Under instructions from Director
McEntee, the Civilian Conservation
Corps is speeding toward its new
objective, the training of young men
in national defense skillS. Through
an intensification and expansion of
its training program, the C. c. c..
during the next few months will in
struct thousands of enrollees in the
operation and maintenance of
mechanical and automotive equip
ment, in radio, photography and
other activities useful in national
defense 1t plans to add new in
structors to its rolls.
The c. c. c. now has III operation
Al central repair shops. In these
it is training hundreds of skilled
mechanics. BY the end of this
month SIS of these shops will be in
operation. The central repair shop
at Beltsville. recently established,
will serve 38 C. C. c. camps in Mary
land and nearby States.
The c. c. C. has $4,000 pieces of
automotive equipment. The feet
includes trucks, tractors, road
graders, power shovels, automobiles
and ambulanceS. In operating the
automotive equipment in the field
approximately 10000 enrollees are
trained each year as truck and
tractor drivers and as operators of
bulldozers, power shovels and grad
ers. Most of the c. c. C. enrolleeS
learn also how to make minor re-
pairs.
The c. C. c. centras repair shop
system, now being expanded to meet
the national defense demand for
skilled mechanics, was started
little over a year ago. Here equip
ment is completely overhauled and
rebuilt These shops will turn out
more than 1000 skilled mechanics
this year.
Mechanized and aerial warfare
has given radio technicians a new
national defense value Reports
reaching Washington indicate a
surprisingly large proportion of the
men assigned to German panzer
divisions are radio operators. The
C. C. C. is planning to enlarge its
radio training facilities.
AS part of its national defense
program, the c. C. c. will train more
cooks and bakers. Several schools
for cooks and bakers are now in
operation.
The C, c. c. is sending about 1000
men into the Army, the Navy or the
Marine Corps, most of them trained
In special skills of military value.
This is 200 or 300 per cent in
crease over the number entering the
armed services a year ago.
Evening star., 1940-07-11
National 500
$50 Orig. I.69 Del Ray
Printed Cotton
FROCKS
Sheer printed cottons {

Sheer printed cottons &U
pastel floral pat oA
terms on white or pastel
grounds: lingerie trims, tuck
ings. shirrings. Coat styles.
Gored skirts. All fast color.
Sizes IA to So.
IS Orig. So Daytime Dresses
Polka dot rayon crepe,
striped rayon sharkskin, novel;
ty cottons. Misses and wom-
ems sizes ~ 79c
40 Orig. S2.99 and S3.99 Day.
time Dresses Printed ray
on crepes. novelty cottons
a few psstels. Misses and
women's sizes ---- 81
20 Orig. S3.99 to $500 Day
time Dresses Rayon shark
skin dresses. Slightly soiled
from display. Misses sizes,
Sl.88
5 Orig. S4.99 TO S7.95 Ma
ternity Dresses Rayon
crepes and rayon prints.
Broken sizes S2.33
II Orig. $500 to S795 RayOn
Taffeta Evening Wraps and
Wool Unlined Toppers 2
full-lenoth coats included.
Sizes IA to 40 S3.44
Is Orig. $685. to S10.95 Formal
Dresses Ravon crepeS,
marquisettes. novelty cottons.
Sizes 10 to l8 l8----------- 81
Thrift Dress Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Marriage License
Applications

Alfred H. Burnett. 23, ASIA Illinois ave
NV, and Mary R. A. Segerson, %. 427
buchanan st. n W; the Rev. L. w.
John Il Smith. 10, AS 10th st. s.w.. and
Cecilia 6: Autuori, 10 1912 st.
Patrick W Gun cunnfnshsm ah IN Nsse s.. and Margaret
r Shaffer, Is, both of Laurel. Md; the
Joseph o. Pitts, 80. 3111 Nichols ave
Sc and Margaret L. Schaffer, 23. 1881
Euclid st. NV; the Rev. Edmond j.
Jack shuiman, %; and Lillian Ludwich
Re Rev 0fih ahgo OF sehif ebhs Woodiey pl' NV the
and Mary C. Mature, %, Newton, Miss;
the Rev Peter Marshall.
omer B. Shuey, 30, Marine Barracks. and
Marie c. BauSerman, %, 517 14th st.
Sc; the Rev. Samuel E Rose
James r. Kenny 45, Lee House, and Luella
NJ. Christensen, 40. Ogden, Utah; the
Rev. D, Sterling Wheelwright.
oscar R Jordan. 20 Army Medical Center,
the Rev John C. Neville
and Mildred A. Spies, 19, 81 Florida
ave. ne. the Rev. " GaSsaway
Walter Sampleton, 81. and Maud Shinoster,
81, both of II L st. NV; the Rev
Joshua QuarleS.
Donald A. Shaffer. %, Hyattsville, Md,
ana sbs Beglah Fsy HsTney hsmaGs "a Akron Ohio;
William D. Harris 21, and Naomi Jackson.
p, both of Bladensburg, Md; the Rev.
Aldouphes ,RicEs, 21, SO L St NV and
the Rev. Joshua Quarles.
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Special Purchase
SWIM SUITS
lain rayon &0 M
attn and SSeJJ

WA
satin and SSsJJ
printed lastex swing models;
plenty of white: prints, light
and dark grounds. Also dress
maker swim suits in rayon
jersey and novelty cottons.
Sizes 80 to 40.
50 Orig. s5.99 Sports Dresses
Novelty cottons and ray
on printed crepe and solid
color rayon jersey; / and 2
piece styles; short sleeves; all
by better makers. Fine de-
failing. Broken sizes II to
18; striped cotton, for women.
sizes 80 to A $3.50
13 Prs. Orig. 81 Fish net Swim
Shoes Brown . sizes 3,
and 5 --------- 29c
20 Orig. $2.99 to S4.S9 Fucker
cite Swim Suits Printed
cotton; a few solid color ray
on satin; small sizes CSC
SO Orig. $l.1S and S1.99 Novel
ty Cotton Slack Sets and
Printed Rayon Crepe PLAY
Suits Suits with button
front skirts; broken sizes IL
30 Orig. $l.99 and S2.SS Blouses
White batiste and stripe
rayon crepe; sizes "a to 80. s9c
30 Orig. $2.99 and S3.99 Swim
Suits Rayon lastex .
printed. Broken sizes, "a to
Is Orig. $2.99 and S3.99 Spun
RayOn Play Suits With
button-front skirts; blue. pink
or yellow. Broken sizes IA
w 10 S1.4y
tSportswear Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Births Reported

Bernard and Mollie Wiener, boy.
Marion and Gertrude Overman, boy.
Walter and Mary Ann Gholson, boy.
Raymond and Virginia Hansen, boy.
Paul and Elizabeth Roca, girl.
Lawrence and Monica Williams, girl.
Joseph and Julia Fry, boy.
Charles Charles and nd Elma M1ia;as Nasseg boy
Hugh and Urla Newbill, boy.
Clifford and Helen White, boy.
Gabriel and Poldi Christensen, girl.
Adam and Marie, Dougherty, girl.
Francis and Gladys Potts, girl
kenwood and Dorothy Jackson. girl.
Paul and Mary Iuenemann, girl.
James and Bessie Hayden. girl.
Ralph and Della Windsor, boy.
Ferris and Frances Filley. boy.
James and Lila Leavy, boy
Guenther and Margaret Schubert girl
Joseph and Virginia Herrity, girl
Ralph and Helen Duncan, girl.
Norman and Sarah Goldberg, boy.
Murray and Frieda Frank, boy.
lyman and Beatrice Baker, boy.
John and Fentrice Williams, girl.
Glenn and Opal Melton, girl
Fred and Dana Sine, girl.
James James and Dorothy Temple, girl.
William and Lena Christie, boy.
Thomas and Effe Tolbert, girl twins.
Johnnie and Thelma McDaniels. girl.
Josiu BHl.
cambridge and Emily Butler, boy.
Dorsey and Matte Tyler, boy
Herbert and Mary Magruder, girl.
Burgess and Alice UrQuhart, girl
James and Mary Jackson, girl.
Warrick and Beatrice Smith, boy.
Pete and Margaret Bowden. boy
Lawrence and Geneva Green, boy.
Leslie and Susie Walker. girl
Ernest and Victoria Shaw, girl.
Boyd and Alice Cooke boy
Lonnie and Bernice Richardson, boy.
Taft and Jessie Murphy. boy
Nathaniel and Mary Brooks, girl
Richard and Evelyn Brooks, girl.
Ellsworth and Marion Lucas, girl.
Richard and Carrie Coates. boy.
James and Rosalie Smith. boy
Henry and Edna Garrison, boy.
Evening star., 1940-07-11
B Orig. 3.99 Misses
COATS 4 SUITS


Celanese rayon loafer coats
and short-sleeve dressmaker
suits; white and pastels in
patterned weave. Broke
sizes. l2 to CD AO
20 - @~s4O
IL Orig. S5.95 to s10.95 Dress
maker Suits 2-pc. lined
suits in tWeeds, Shetlands and
monotone rayon and wool.
Broken sizes for misses and
6 Orig. $3.99 UnIined Wool
Shetland TOppers Black
and navy; women's sizes $3.50
3 Orig. 1895 Fitted Spring
Goats Navy; sizes IL and
"A So
8 Orig. $l0.95 Spring Coats
:, Shetland and monotone
wool box coats; broken sizes
for misses and women 81
5 Orig. S16.95 Women's Suits
:. Rayon and wool twill 3
pc, Box Suits Black and
navy. Sizes 40 to "A $500
1 Orig. $22.95 Summer Coat
Fitted. wool and angora
blend; belted; shell pink. Size
IA ----- ------- S11.47
IL Orig. $22.95 Misses Sum-
mer Suits Exclusive Cali
fornia woven fabric; pink,
white, blue. Sizes IL to
~ ---------------- S1I.47
l Orig. S29.95 3-Pc. Suit :,
Blue monotone wool; size
IL --- ---------$1 $14.97
4 Orig. $39.95 Coats So
ciety Brand tailored herring
bone tweed coats. Sizes -. IA
and l8 -----------S 1897
2 Orig. S3s.95 3-Piece Suits
California tailored ward
robe suits; checked coat and
jackets and solid green (size
l2) or brown (size IA
skirts - sIee-
j Orig. 1895 3-Piece Suit .
Black, white and red plaid
coat and jacket with solid
black skirt. Size Is $24.97
Goat Shops, Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Deaths Reported

John M Swanson. 20. 1882 Lamont at. NV.
Ella B. Moler. II, 1894 Randolph ST. ne
John c, Dellinger. 76: 4007 4th st. NV.
Emma E. Allen rs, Ills Owen pl ne
Carvelia CLANCY II, Garfield Memorial
Hospital.
S1die v. Hayden, "a, Georgetown Hospital
Catherine E. Martinek. 90, 2O09 4th st.
Charles E. Perry. 60, Ganinger Hospital
Gertrude Camp, 80. 572S 3rd pl NV.
Peter F. Vermillion,- SO, 1915 Eye st. NV.
Corinne E. Nathan, 46, Providence HOS
pital.
Joseph Bumbrey, rs, Home for Aged and
= Infirm.
Lucy Harris. so. Gallinger Hospital
William L. Washington, 81, Gallinger Hos
seiena Cline, "a, 1922 Sheridan rd. Sc
Bessie Mauldin. %, Freedmens Hospital
Infant Hollis Hudson, Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-07-11
100 Orig. I.39 Women's
White BIOuSeS
T Tailored and Coz

L y II u
dressy; piques, or wv
candies. Sizes 80 to 40 in the
group. A few colors. Not
every size in every color.
Orig. 81 Van Raalte Sweaters
Slip-on style with long or
short sleeves; bright vibrant
sports shades. Sizes 80 to 40
in group 3 39c
248 Orig. soc TO Csc Access
sories >. Printed rayon crepe
scarfs, costume flowers Slight
ly soiled), and "Smoothie"
Sweaters slight irregulars.
tdCl IVC
20 Pieces Orig. 28c Neckwear
Revers and buster types.
Each ---- ---------- 10c
l Orig. SASS Fox Tail BO-
zero -- $3.50
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Mems
Furnishings
1875 Men's Orig.
$l.39 Il $l.65
WOVEN SHIRTS

WOVEN SHIRTS
Slightly soiled and ZA2
mussed from ham SSC
ding but they'll tub like new
in a second. White broad
cloths have wrinkle-free, fused
collars. Woven madrases in
stripings. Sizes l412 to II.
2I5 Mems Orig. S1.OO Famous
Make Sport Belts. Popular
braided style in navy. wine,
grey, sand and green. Sizes 80
to 40 Observation-Disclosures. soc
46 Mems Orig. Csc Ribbed and
Flat Knit Lisle Socks. Wool
and cottons in blacks and
browns. Sizes IL and liz 10c
81 Mems Orig. sc and Sl.08
Ha md tailored Ties. Silks and
silk-and-rayons. Light and
medium shade patterns 39c
5 prs. Mems Orig. S1.50 Fa-
nous Make Madras Union
Suits. Short sleeve, knee-length
style. Size 46 only ----- .5c
5 Mems Orig. $1,000 Lounging
Robes. Rayon-satin back, ray
on crepe black robes with
white piped edges. Small
sizes Sl.oS
IS Mems Orig. $3.50 and S2.95
Fine Quality Shirts. 2x2 and
white on = white broadcloths.
Sizes 1872 and IA only Sl.39
Is Mems Orig. $685. Famous
Make Rayon Brocade Loung-
ing Robes. Rayon-and-silk lin
ing. Navy and wine in me-
dium and large sizes S4.89
The Hecht Co. MANS Store.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
HANDBAGS
AND BELTS

IS Orig. 81 Handbags :. Fab
ric, Rodalack and simulated
leather; large and medium
sizes; white and pastel COL
oio CSc
so Orig. 81 Novelty Belts . .
Assorted colors and sizes 5sc
Is Orig. 81 Real Leather Money
Belts Pastel colors Sc
IS Orig. 81 and So Handbags
-. Fabrics and real feathers:
white linen, black patent and
multi-color fabrics, some
soiled - S1.39
Is Orig. SO Fabric Bags &.
Underarm styles and top han
dies; navy, black; also tufted
leather bags in navy and
black; nicely lined. Each 81
Handbags and Belts, Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
90 Men's Orig. S2.95 and S5.9S
SPORT STACKS
Taken Taken from rom Sl.99


slack sets. Cool cotton hop
sacking cloth, rayons and ray
on-and-cottons. Matching
belts and pleated fronts. Plain
shades and stripes. Waist
sizes 90 to 38.
IS Mems and Young Mems
S2.95 to S5.95 Swim Suits. Size
36 only. If you weigh be-
tween 90 and 100 pounds
The top may be tipped of
and the trunks worn separate
ly. Two-tone color combina-
tions S1.39
19 Mems Orig. $500 White
Lastex Swim Shirts. Sizes SO,
80 and 40 ------------S Sl.39
Mems Sport Shop. Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
FAMOUS MAKE
FOUNDATIONS

One e-piece foundations of cot
ton mesh with inner belt, lace
bra and side hook; talon
closing; girdles Of rayon satin,
batiste and lastex; IA and Is
inch lengths.
81 Sizes $50 "a to $l.44
-25 Orig. sl.25 to So Bras
sieres Long line, uplift
bras of rayon satin, lace and
batiste. Sizes 80 to 36 and 40.
49c
20 Orig. 81 Bandettes .
Model and Bien Jolie uplift
bandettes of batiste, Sizes 80
and 40 0-- 49c
40 Orig. $1.19 and 81 Maids
Uniforms Broadcloth and
sheer dimity; short sleeves:
white collar and cuffs; de-
tachable buttons. Sizes II to
46 in group--50c Soc
(Corsets and Uniforms,
Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-07-11
At 39c
Isl Khaki Camp Shirts 39s
At I9c
22-55c Belts -19s
At Iic
30-55c Prep Ties 15e
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor }
J. Misses
$50 to $50 Shoes
There are SO eO a.
pairs in the cSsJO

group. White strap slippers
with open or closed toes. low
or Junior heels. Broken sizes
4 to 8.
20 prs. S2.19 White Elk Camp
M0ccasins. Rubber soles. Large
soles. Large sizes 61,2 to 10. 81
20 prs. $3.50 Girls Brown Elk
Ties. Side lace style. Leather
soles. Broken sizes l3 to big
2 Observation-Disclosures STA
tChiidrens Shoes. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-11
THE HECHT CO. FRIDAY BARGAINS
LINGERIE

50 Orig. G9c Costume Slips :.
Rayon crepe and rayon satin:
fitted styles 39c
50 Orig. 79c Printed Batiste
Gowns Colorful cottons;
cool and dainty--2 for 81
50 Orig. 81 Rayon Panties
Nationally famous make; also
vests. Each 49c
S. Orig. 81 Girdles and Slips
-. Lastex girdles with q mix
ture of rayon and cotton;
camisole slips of rayon crepe
and rayon satin. Each 99c
50 Orig. S2.25 Weighted Silk
Satin Secrete Slips Lace
trimmed and tailored -$1.59
Gingerie Department,
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-07-11
|. 90 Prs. Nen's org.
S4.45 Foot Model
SPORT SHOES
AL. white lit. S3.40

wing tips, $Oe4J
straight tips and plain toes.
Tan-and-white wing tips. A
good range of sizes.
50 prs. Mems Orig. $500 Beach
Sandals. Cloth or rubber up
pers. Broken sizes - 49c
so prs. Mems Orig. Sc and 81
Sport and Dress Shoes. All
whites, tan-and-whites and
tans in sizes 7 and TIC only
they're samples S2.99
Is prs. Mems Orig. S1.75 Sad
dle-type Crepe Sole Oxfords.
Fine for lounging and sports
wear. Odd sizes SI.00
IMen's Shoes. Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Imbertects Of 1880 9rI2
Seagrass Rugs
)nly so at this . n

startling low OsOO
price! They're heavy rugs,
thoroughly water repellent,
ideal for outside as we'll as in
side use. In natural color
with green, rust or blue bor-
ders.
10-S22.95 Sisal Rugs. 9x12-
#. size ------ SI7.95
8-S14.95 Heavy Cocoa Fibre
Rugs. 9xl2-ft. size - S5.95
3-SI2.95 Green Plaid Fibre
Rugs. 9x12-ft. size S6.95
6-S13.95 Cocoa Fibre Rugs.
8x10-ft. size -----,~------ S5.95
20-$3.95 Cocoa Fibre Rugs.
3x6-ft. size -----$ $l.95
60-S1.95 Cocoa Fibre Rugs.
27x54 ins. 81
(RugS, Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-11
$50 Orig. I.25
Loose Powder
COMPACTS

Round, square, and oblong
shapes; novelty de- ZA-
signs ~ - ""S
80 Orig. 81 Metal Emergency
Chests Enamel finish; con-
tains bandages, mercuro-
chrome, etc. Mirror in door;
can be hung or wall sec
400 Orig. 60c Mary Pickford
Cosmetics Cold creams,
skin fresheners, face powder,
Hpsticks, rouge. Each - 29c
10S Orig. 49c Shower and
Shampoo Sprays 5-ft.
hose; green or red. Each 29c
i20 Orig. 75c Constance Ben
nett Cream Rouge or Glow
Al Orig. SOC Novelty Soap
Sets 25c
"a Orig. 75c Novelty Shower
Soap 39c
35 Orig. 81 Novelty Shower
Soap Sets -------- SOC
SS Orig. So Brushes, Mirrors,
Trays Pure bristle hair
brushes with composition
backs; Du Pont bevel-edge
hand mirrors; mirror dresser
trays. Each --. 79c
40 Orig. $3.50 Molyneux Con
nu" Eau de Cologne 81
(Toilet Accessories, Main Floor
270 Prs. Women's 81 to lis
SILK HOSE
g. thread, famous 90
make, with lastex "oS
inserts; also fine isles.
40 Prs. Orig. 81 All-wooI
Sports Socks For tennis
and golf; colors :. a few
white - - soc
180 Prs. Orig. Csc LisIe Socks
-. Some mesh and some plain
Isle with mesh toes and
heels 18c
tWomens Hosiery, Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
ChintZ and
CretOnneS
1000 yards u04

at this clear l%C Yd.
ance price! All 36-inches wide
. with large and small all
over patterns. Ideal for slip
covers, draperies. etc. Colors
galore.
50-55c to 81 Window Shades.
Some samples. Some soil
ed - --- l9c
100 strips-S1 to Sass Cur
tains. Half pairs in ruffled,
tailored pin and cushion dot
styles. Rayon marquisette.
Each strip 49c
8--$3.99 to $7.9S Venetian
Blinds. l in. size 43x56-ins.;
3 in size '37x56-ins.; 2 in size
23x44-ins.; l in size 30x64-ins.;
In size 36x64 ms. s.--S1.98
30-$4.9S Draperies and
Matching Bedspreads. Gel
anese rayon taffeta. Drapes,
234 yards long, lined. Spreads
quilted from side to side.
S3.99 each
tCurtains and DraperieS. Sixth
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-11
ELECTRIC
WASHERS

Some brand-new! Some
floor samples. All guar
anteed to be in perfect
working order. Just one
of a kind.
1-1938 Original Listed
$685. Floor Sample
General Electric Wash
er with Pump $34.95
l-1939 Original Listed
$54.95 Brand-new Norge
Washer $36.95
1-1939 Original Listed
$685. Brand-new Kel-
vinator Washer S39.95
1-1937 Original Listed
$685. Floor Sample A.
b. c. Washer 1895
I-1937 Original Listed
$99.95 Floor Sample A.
B. c. Ironer S49.95
1-1939 Original Listed
$69.95 Brand-new Kel-
vinator Washer --$49.95
1-l939 Original Listed
$7S.95 Floor Sample
General Electric Wash
er with Pump --$49.95
1-1938 Original Listed
Sl09.95 Floor Sample
Kelvinator Spin
ner $49.95
tWashers. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Is Orig. 2.99 to 5.99
HOUSECOATS
beautiful as SI.99


including cotton terry robes,
cotton prints, piques and
seersuckers. Wrap and zip
styles.
s Orig. SI.99 Cotton House.
coats Small sizes -- 99c
30 Orig. $2.99 Sheer Cotton
Housecoats :. Colorful prints;
zip styles ------S S1.09
IL Orig. S3.99 Chenille Robes
Wrap styles; long. full
skirts S1.29
Is Orig. $5.99 Rayon Crepe
Goats Prints; cool and
comfy -----------S2 S2.39
tHOuSecOats Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Glove Clearance

as Prs. WOmen's Sc and 81
Summer Gloves Pastel
rayons; broken sizes - 19c
IS Prs. Orig. 81 Pastel Rayon
Gloves :. From regular stock;
broken sizes - SOC
Is Prs. Orig. S1.35 Washable
Doeskin tSheep- finish Doe)
Gloves Slip-on styles; nat
ural color -----------5 59c
tWomen's Gloves. Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Pen 4 Pencil Sets

Pen 4 Pencil Sets
Fountain pens SA-
with visible ink SOC
supply; propel and repel pen
ellis. Mems and women's.
200 Orig. SOC Stationery
Flat and folded sheets and
correspondence cards.
19c; 3 for SOC
100 Orig. ACC Bridge Table
Covers :. Brown cloth COW
ers with drop sides
IS Orig. 39c Secretary or
Pocket Note Books with
place for letters rs------19c
8 Orig. 75c Cranes Note Pa
per S5c
IS Orig. 81 Cranes Note Pa
2 Orig. $50 Whiting and
Cook Stationery Kidskin
paper in cabinet
4 Orig. 81 Cabinet Paper :.
Whiting & Cook and Ea-
tons ST.
Is Orig. 81 Snapshot Albums
.. Genuine leather SOC
STATIONERY Dept, Main Floor
$50 Orig. 3.95 to $50
WOmen'S Hats
Bretons, off-the-face eT
hats, large and small ~A
brims. Rough and smooth
straws. Black, navy and
colors.
millinery, Third Floor.l
Evening star., 1940-07-11
SUMMER
FURNITURE
Just ,s s.!': >: $I.8B

$3.50 eta1 Chairs.
Choose from several
color combinations.
8-S4.95 Painted Gibson
Island Hoop Chairs,
S3.4s
7-SS.95 Gypsy" Ham
mocks with pillow and
folding stand - $3.50
10 $5.95 White
Wrought Iron Nests Of
Tables - 1893
12-Ss.95 Wood Spring
Steel Chairs with up
holstered head rest,
$5.ss
25-S4.95 Metal Tables,
ou lilcneS III diameter,
S2.99
2o-S3.99 High Woven
Back and Seat Porch
Rockers - $3.50
1o-$4.95 Umbrellas 6
ft.) with 2-piece wood
poles -- $3.50
+$34.95 Wrought Iron
5-Piece Suites; 30-in.
square glass table and
4 chairs S24.99
Summer Furniture, Fourth
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-07-11
'TIS org. T.I5 TO
STACKS

Well tailored slacks DOC
in broken sizes 6, 8, 10, II,
10, 20. Not all colors in all
sizes.
12-S5.95 Party Dresses. Ankle
length. Sizes 7 to 16
5-s3 Ray0n Sharkskin Jack
cts. PastelS. Sizes II, IA,
8-S5.95 Play TOgs. 2 and 3
piece styles. Broken sizes for
teen-agerS S3.95
4-S8.95 Party Dresses. Ankle
length. Sizes IA and l6, S5.95
Girls Wear. Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11

100 Orig. $50 10 IS
Evening star., 1940-07-11

Orig. 81
COSTUME RINGS
New styles with colored and
white stone set GOO
tlngS -,-- WV
4 Orig. S. Desk Clocks
Green, brown, red, black, $3.50
5 Orig. $14.95 and S17.50
Electric Mantel Clocks :.
Discontinued models; all fully
guaranteed $8.95 and S9.95
Jewelry and Clocks, Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-11

Celanese rayon loafer coats
and short-sleeve dressmaker
suits; white and pastels in
patterned weave. Broken
Evening star., 1940-07-11
Boys Original 81
COTTON SUITS

w II vi ~ Il u -
just 80 at this E-4
clearance price! o0C
Well tailored and well made.
Sizes | and 2.
3-s1.99 Girls Cotton Jacket
Suits. Sizes 4 to 6-- sSc
5-S3.95 Wool Flannel Cape
Sets. Navy and rose. Sizes
4 to 6S 81
3-S2.95 Toddlers' Coat and
Dress Ensembles. Sizes / and
3 -------- $1.55
10-S3.50 Cotton Gabardine
Topper and Overall Sets. Sizes
2 to 4-S2. S2.59
2-$4.95 Bathinettes. Slightly
8-S5.95 Tots Coat and Dress
Ensembles. Sizes 3 to 6. S2.99
l5-S7.95 and SS.95 Spring
Coat and Hat Sets. Sizes !,
2, 4 and 6S3 S3.41
10-S8.95 to S10.95 Spring
Coat and Hat Sets. Sizes 3
to 6 SAT-
unfants' Wear. Second FloorJ
Evening star., 1940-04-25
Unions Ordered 10 Submit
Mexican Oil Program
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fIeSS.
MEXICO CITY, April 25.-Presi-
dent Cardenas, Seeking a more ef-
ficient operation of the oil industry
which he appropriated from foreign
companies in 1898, has presented an
ultimatum to the Petroleum Work.
ers' Union to submit reorganization
plan for the industry within - days,
responsible sources said today.
The President told the union to
draft it's own plan after union lead
ers had advised him the rank and
file was opposed to the 14-point re-
organization program which Car
denas himself proposed last month
and which would require dismissal
OF nearly 1000 of the industry's
$4,000 workers along with reduction
Of wages and institution of work.
ing conditions inferior to those pre-
vailing now.
The government-controlled indus
try, organized after President Car
denas appropriated II American,
British and Netherlands oil COM
panies, has been operating at an an
nual deficit of at least 22,000OOG
pesos (about $4,400,00O.
Spokesman for the powerful Pc
troleum Workers Union said they
would submit program to the Pres
ident, but would not sacrifice gains
made in their long struggle with the
foreign companies.
Possibility of a major conflict was
seen in some quarters as a result of
the apparently adamant stands of
the union and Cardenas.
Evening star., 1940-04-25

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