davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Hogan, Demoret Rise to 6 Plus
For StrongIe Hold on 4-BoN
Inverness Golf Tourney

then trickled into the cup, Partner
Horton Smith picked his ball from
the tee and said:
"I guess I'll sit this one out"
80 Sub-par Scores in Rounds.
Along with the hole-in-one, 96
brides and an eagle were scored in
todays rounds, hiking the sub
par scoring to 222 brides, 3 eagles
and a hole in -one for the five COM
pleted matches.
With a 5000 prize riding on the
most brides, Demaret- Hogan and
Heafner- Metz are out front with
80, up on Smith-Little and Man
grum -McSpaden. The best-ball
round also is good for 5000 and
Guldahl- Harrison, Mangrum Nc
Spaden, Smith-Little and Demaret-
Hogan are deadlocked with scores
of So.
Results of today's matches, with
best-ball scores:
Morning Round.
Picard-Reyolta t64 defeated Guldahl-
MansTum-McsDadsn ss defeated Byrd
Demaret-Hogan (65, and Thomson
Nelson t65) even.
Smith Little (63 defeated Heafner-
Metz t64J, / up
Afternoon Round.
Demaret-Hogsn 1851 defeated Byrd
Bulls t69). g up.
Heafner-Metz (64) defeated Msngrum-
McSpsden 1851. . UP.
Thomson-Nelson t6D defeated Picard
Revolta t6S), ! up.
Smith-Little (63I defeated Guldahl-
Harrison t6s). 4 up.
Pairing for Sundays final rounds:
Morning-Byrd-Bulla VS.. Heafner-Met1,
Thomson Nelson VS.. Guldahl-Harrlson
Picard -Revolta VS.. Demaret-Hoean and
Msngrum- -McSpaden VS.. Smth-Little
Afternoon-ThomSon- Nelson VS.. Heaf-
ner-MetZ, Picard-Revolts VS.. Mangrum-
McSpaden. Smith-Little VS.. Byrd-Bulla
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Linkswomen to Bottle
For Maryland Title

That Maryland State women's
golf championship, due to start at
Chevy Chase Tuesday, may become
practically q renewal of the Dis
trict women's tourney, for two OF
Baltimore's star linkswomen will
not play in the event. They are
Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow, eight times
State champion, and Mrs. Jerome
Sloman. Middle Atlantic champ.
Mrs. Walter r. Stokes of Manor
will defend her Maryland title. She
recently added the District Of Co
Mnahta ehAmmnnShip b hef col.
1ootAdR
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Freddie Bolton, Junior
Champ Of Maryland,
To Be Golf Pro

Freddie Bolton, the Maryland
State junior golf champion, last
night announced his intention to
become a professional golfer.
Freddie, who now works for q
local department store, said he prob
ably will enter one of the local golf
shops as an assistant professional
within few days, although he did
not reveal his new connection.
The tall Bolton boy, co-winner
of the 1910 Bannockburn invitation
affair, is one of the best of the cur
rent crop of juniors developed
around Washington. He said he
wanted to play and practice the
game which Is his reason for turn
ing pro.
The Maryland junior champion
ship tourney will be played Tuesday
at indian Spring and Bolton viii
Mt 1GfmA ~ ti&iA
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Ripple of Reds Is Sent
Back to Minor LOOP
RI the Associated Press.

By Lh6 AXs0cIate0 FfeS8.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June IL
Outflelder Jimmy Ripple, who aided
the Cincinnati Reds pennant drive
last fall and proved . valuable
World Series factor, today was pur-
chased by the Rochester Red Wings
from the National League cham
pions.
Ripple campaigned In the Inter-
national League twice previously. He
hit 29s for Brooklyn and the RedA
last season and 3o6 Soe Montreal
hitting N Ia ths Word Series.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Prob-
able pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow. (won-lost records in
parentheses).
American League.
Cleveland at Washington-Fel-
Ter 14-3 VS.. Sundra $50.
Detroit at New York New
houser (3-5) VS.. Ruffing G-3.
Chicago at Philadelphia a.
Lyons 6-3) and Smith (7-5) VS..
Babich (2-D and Marchildon
(3-4.
st. Louis at Boston (2)-Nig-
ceiling O0-4 and Kramer DO
VS.. Harris go and Wagner
(2-5O.
National League.
Call doubleheaders)
Boston at Chicago-Javery
(2-0 and Posedel (3-2) VS.. Olsen
(4-2) and Mooty (4-2 or Press
nell Old.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Blanton (5-3 and Hughes cd
VS.. Sewel $50 and Butcher
go.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati -
Wyatt 600 and Higbe (8-5) VS..
Derringer CD and Wander
meer (6-6).
New York at st. Louis-Hub-
bel t5-3 and Melton (4-5 or
Wittig DO VS.. Lanier (5-0 and
Gumber (6-3).
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Jacobs Selects Nova
As Louis Next Foe
In September
Given Coll Over Conn
As Only Contender
Joe Hasn't Faced
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Joe Louis
can eat his fried chicken and while
away the summer without worrying
df he ever did such thing over
who will be the 18th challenger for
the heavyweight boxing crown he
has worn since 1887.
That little matter of business,
No. item on Promoter Mike Jacobs
calendar since Billy Conn bowed
to Louis in the 18th round Wednes-
day, was settled today when Jacobs
signed Lou Nova to meet the champ
in September.
Ball Park Likely Site.
Jacobs will announce the exact
date and site later. But in view of
the crowd of more than $4,000 who
paid nearly half million dollars
to see Conns gallant stand against
the Bomber, it wouldn't be much of
surprise if Jacobs decides on either
the Yankee Stadium or Polo
Grounds. 1t figures to be a half
million dollar gate in either place.
Nova earned the chance the hard
way. Two years ago he had just
scored a technical knockout over
Max Baer and his manager, Ray
Carlen, was haunting Jacobs Office,
asking that the California collegian
be given a shot at boxing's rich
prize. Then in September. 1899, he
met Tony Galento in Philadelphia.
''Two-Ton" Tony stopped Lou in the
14th round and for the next year
Nova was Ill, his ring future in
doubt.
Fights His Way Back.
But last fall. Lou came back. After
warmup bout or son on the West
Coast he came East and punched
promising Pat Comiskey all over the
ring In Madison Square Garden. In
April he tangled with Max Baer
again and this time stopped the
Livermore "Madcap" in eight rounds.
Things looked a little dark again
for Nova after Conn's impressive
showing. Jacobs. however, finally
decided on Lou. thus forcing Billy
to wait until next summer for an
other chance to capture the title.
Jacobs pointed out he selected
Nova over Conn, Abe Simon and
Buddy Baer because Lou was the
only one that never had met the
champ.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Minor Results

Pacific Coast LeaEua
san Diego, Z; Hollywood. S.
Sacramento, a: Oakland s.
Portland, II; San Francisco, 2.
., Southern Association.
Atlanta, TO- Memphis. 5.
New orleans, 5; Knoxville. l.
Llttie ROCK, s; Chattanooga, q,
Nashville, 8: Birmingham, 8.
Eastern LeaKue,
Elmirs. 3; Springfielo. ]
Wllkes-Barre, &: Binghsmton, q
Intern national League.
Montreal, IL; Newark, 5.
Buffalo. 2; Jersey City. 1.
Baltimore, q; Rochester Ii innfrxsa
American Association.
Kansas City, 3; Milwaukee, Q
Minneapolis at ST. Paul (rain),
Piedmont League
Portsmouth, g: Winston-Sslem, 1. .
Norfolk, Z; Charlotte, l.
Richmond. 13: Greensboro. z.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
He Thinks Holm Still Is Tops

other day they delivered hsn
200 volts and power unit
of fraction OF second whe ne
fish turned the current ana
them Mr. Crabne says nat you k us
fish Eleanor Holm
don't know he said I'D guess about ~
o a But that and be the best
heart big as they
=.
for himself modest in his claims II he came oak
be No 10 or IL IN the world
There's he explained but there might De nan
and right in this country we s oeeo
the bestsv1 anywhere"
Mr. Crabbe would disagree with their nero on
believe that lions tigers goras
of the Apes AS for Flash
Gordon nobody Ming To the youth OF America
con never can sell Taan Lion Man short
Evening star., 1941-06-22
The Time That Crobbe Accepted the Challenge

Crabbe the COWBOY
ride before learned to swim
explained Honolulu raised MY father
kids
ponies"
When he returned Crabbe in high school
California where he
He spent at law at Yale on the cum ana az
salary helped with the swimmers and found time to break
all kinds of records like Craig Wood the
smokes chafashion He's far past the popar
supposed peak swimmer yet he deounks talk that
Is all washe early
swimming experts to disagree with hn ou
Buster stands firm he saad there were couple OF
stuff the amateurs ana
who wanted needing and took EN- on at
go wards distance. licked them ana swan
rrv uo seconds off the made In life Then they
.psrted showdown In again and was only three
training"
Evening star., 1941-06-22

TOTALS SV IL II IL TOTALS 81 ~
sBstted for Bonham in 7th.
Bstted for Branch In 9th.
Detroit - 022 900 800
New York - 100 600 1000
Runs-Croucher, McCosky, Mullin. Camp
bell (2). Hisgins. Trout. Strum. Rizxuto.
Trout (2j, Campbell i2), York (2l. Rialto
Two base hits-Dickey, York. Home runs
Campbell Rixzuto. Stolen beses--Rizxuto,
to Yo1s 9oSt to e1oasEsr e e
York. Left on bases-New York, z; De-
troit. z. Bases on balls-on Trout, 3: OF
Hits~on Donald, 10 in d a-s innings; Oh
Bonham. o in 1-3 inning; Oh Branch. Q
in innings; on Trout. 8 in 8 1-3 in
pitch-Donald. Winning pitcher-Trout.
Losing pitcher-Donald; Umpires-Messrs.
na Passarsll, Rommsi Basil and oeisel.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
BoseboII's Big Six
ny the Associated Press.
Home Runs
Ek w.

American League-York. Tigers, Is;
johnson. Athletics. u: j. Di Marsio,
Yankees, a: Keller. Yankees. IA.
nilli, DODGERS, Is; Nicholson. Cubs. IA.
Runs Batted In.
Amsr!csn Leasue-York. Tigers, 59;
Estionai IeaEue-Nicholson -Cubs. 81;
Gsurhtef, Cardinals, 81: OFT. oiantss ~.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Richmond Netmen Score

RICHMOND, Va, June 81 OP.-
Richmond defeated Norfolk, 5 to 1.
today to win the annual Hotchkiss
Cup Tennis Tournament at the
Country Club Of Virginia in . con.
test that went undectdsd until ths
annl doahlnG lankeh.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Official Score

Two-bsse hits-Trsvis Keltner. Stolen
plays Mack TO Boudreau to Grimes
Bloodworth TO Vernon, Boodvorth to
Travis TO Vernon Mllnar TO Boudreau to
Grimes Left on bases-C1evelsnd. 8:
Washinston. 8. Bases on balls-On MI
mar. 2; of Chase, 3. Struck out-By
Milnsr. 2: by Chase. 4, Umpires-Messrs.
Ormsby, Hubbard and Piperas. Time
2:14. Attendance testimatedl-S.0O0.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Major Statistics
SUNDAY. JUNE 22, Ia41.

SUNDAY. JUNE aa, 1s41.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington, /; Cleveland. o u3 In.
st. Louis. 13 Boston. ..
Detroit, z: New York. @
Philadelphia, IL; Chicago, s,
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mats Nip THbe TO- Boudeau Error 18th Ends Caeia Box Duel
Win, Lose or'Draw
One of the Wonder People of SWIMMING
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Even Taan stand Just much jungle heat especially
this time
Buck Rogers Flash Gordon
hot He took off his and allowed he'd like nice cool
if
must by Mr. Crabb the star of the Water Foles
compevy leaving behind
worlds
Olympic championship at 400 meters
of swimming BY that
giving the old
three altogether First
Johnny Wemuer and Crabbe All
although
herdo out of Roses
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Standing Of the Clubs,
Games Today

o"es Ioday' Games Tomorrow.
nnssre;, NJ Wasn; 3. None scheduled.
ChicaEo at Phtla
| st. L. at Boston (2).
Evening star., 1941-06-22
stanAinr sf the r1uh.
Games To-day.

Bklyn. at Gin. t(2). Bklyn. at pitts
y; Z. at st; L t2p. N. Y. at CHICAGO.
Pniia. &C Fits: CD. Only games schedule,
Boston ct Chicago
Evening star., 1941-06-22

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 4: Brooklyn, 1.
81. Louis. @: New York, o.
Boston, 4; Chicago. 3 DO inninrs).
PITTSBURGH. 2; Philadelphia. o.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Buster Thinks the Westerns Are Wonderful

Indeed he doing
back Hollywood in
wonderful especially wonderful for
Crabbe.
began appreciate art which the westerns embody
rounds of the
buildings humidity
happened set when Republic Pictures
starring Auy In this show played the
of that Gene wanted to
We'll, sitting the lot reading lines when
messenger letter He it and
q check It's for sl7y500.
and he grinned and said Pistols
pistols.
Autys royalty
just wrote
stamped the butt of each pistol and that ~
was his cut for the months sae.'
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Totals 80 IL IT IL Totals 50 s27 {
sBstted for Bonham in 7th.
HAtted for Branch In 9th
Evening star., 1941-06-22

then trickled into the cup, Partner
Horton Smith picked his ball from
the tee and said:
Evening star., 1941-07-02

rejoice that wrong Of long standing
has been recognized We now have
| the vehicle with which to bring TO
the attention of the proper authori-
tiles any discrimination against any
minority"
mo Special Privilege"
No group is entitled to any special
privilege or consideration, Mayor
La Guardia said. BY the same token,
there should be no discrimination
against any group, he added.
Mayor La Guardia called upon
Negro leaders to accept their respon-
sibilities, and see that no abuses
occurred on either side. Nothing
would set back the progress of the
Negroes more than the appointment
of Negroes who were not qualified or
competent to perform the duties to
which they were assigned, he de-
clared.
The Presidents executive order
was not 'acomplete victory" Wal
ter White. executive secretary of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, as
serted. 1T is but the first step
toward the correction Of a wrong.
1t does not put an end to cur
struggle against discrimination.
While we are glad to nelp restore
democracy abroad, We want more
democracy in America for the
$1,000 900 Americans classified as
Negroes"
A. Phillip Randolph, president of
Evening star., 1941-07-02

the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters. A. F. of L.. pointed out
that the executive order failed to
meet the issue of discrimination in
Federal departments. Our next
step is to fight to end discrimina-
tions on account Of race, creed or
color in every part of the United
States Government" he said.
Others Speak.
Others who addressed last night s
meeting included Jeanetta Welch of
the Alpha Kappa sorority, j. Fin
ley Wilson. grand exalted ruler of
the Colored Elks, and Milton P.
Webster, international vice presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters.
Entertainment was provided by
the Dixie Harmony Quartet and
Ruth Logan, soprano, with Mary
FormWslt as accompaniSt. Virginia
Williams led in the singing of
America" at the opening of the
meeting and the Battle Hymn of
the Republic" at its close
The Rev. R. w. Brooks, pastor
of the Lincoln Congregational Tenn
pie. delivered the invocation. The
meeting ended with benediction by
the Rev. Hampton T. Caskins. pas
tor of the Liberty Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
La Guiardia Stresses
No Special Privilege
In Defense Effort
Colored Audience Hears
Civilian Leader on
Discrimination Ban

Negroes should expect no special
privileges as a result of the Presi-
dents executive order of last week
barring discrimination against Ne
groes in defense industries, Mayor
La GuarGia of New York, director of
civilian defense, declared last night
in addressing a victory rally at the
Watergate Theater, sponsored by the
Negro March on Washington Com
mittee.
Thurman L. DodSon presided at
the meeting, which was attended by
about 1000 persons. Previously, the
committee had announced that plans
for a march on Washington had
been Cancelled, following the issuance
of the Presidents order
II do not consider it victory"
Mayor La GuarGia said in comment
ing on the Presidents order. Il do
Evening star., 1941-07-02

made necessary by the reduction in
w. P. A. appropriation effected by
the passage of the Emergency APP
preparation Act of 1912, carrying
a general 40 per cent cut in w. P. A.
funds throughout the country.
Following the cutting of w. P. A.
employment in the State from 5000
to 5000 persons, effective yesterday.
Mr.. Williar said he planned to close
the States three district Offices in
Salisbury. Baltimore and Frederick.
All administrative functions per-
formed by the Offices on the Eastern
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Originally 29S and 81!
SPORT
BLOUSES
sI.29

Just 100! Good looking sports
blouses IN rayon crepe, rayon
sheers and fine novelty cotton.
Inner and outer styles to wear
with skirts. shorts and sIacks.
White and colors. Sizes 81
to 40.
75-Oris. $50 and s1.as Hal
ters in red, white and blue.
Just the thing to top your
shorts and slacks. Small, me-
diunn and large sizes see
1O-Orig. s5.S5 Striped Rayon
Crepe Evening Skirts in
bright, gay colors. Sizes IL to
18 Sl.4g
6-Orig. S5.95 An-WooI Jersey
Jacket in beige and pink. With
short sleeve and set-in belt.
Sizes 80 to SI.4g
41-Orig. S3.95 Patio Cotton
Sail Cloth Slacks in CAV colors
of royal blue. yellow and bright
red. Sizes II to 18- s2.1s
1'-Orig. s5.95 Sport Dresses
in rayon crepe with short
sleeves. Pink and blue.
Broken sizes 1872 to 24i7, S2.ss
(Sport Shop, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Three W. P. A. Offices
In MARYLAND 10 Close
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July Proposed
closing of three district offices and
dropping of approximately 80 ad-
ministrative employees in Maryland
was announced yesterday by Harry
D. Williar, jr., State Works Project
administrator.
Mr.. Williar said the move was
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Purkinq Meters Net $3.50

STAUNTON, Va. July 2 (Spe-
ciaD During the six months from
January through June Staunton COL
lected $387o.74 from its 106 parking
meters, City Manager w. L. Hall
announced today.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
INDIES

lo-Orig. $500 Nationally Fs-
NOUS Lastex Girdles with a
mixture Of rayon, cotton. silk
and lasteX sion
SS-Orig. $500 Nationally Fa-
nous Gowns and Slips Of cool
rayon, In fitted styles. They
launder beautifully and re-
qulre no ironing sI.00
Knit Underwear. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Shore, in Western Maryland and
at the district Office in Baltimore
will be handled, starting July 4,
from State headquarters here.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
TWO-PIECE
SUITS
1898

Just a few left! Dressmaker
and man-tailored spring suits.
Ideal for all year round wear.
Mostly navy and blacks. A
few plaids. Broken sizes.
2-Orig. s1.95 Wool and
Rayon Reversible. Size II.
sl.98
4-Orig. S7.s5 White L. $.
Rubber Raincoats. Sizes IL,
Ia. Is and 20 - S4.4f
1-Orig. s29.95 Harris Tweed
Coat. Brown. Fitted. Size
10 ---------- $1,000
Orig. s29.95 Tweed Coats
with blond wolf collars. Brown,
tan and white plaid. Sizes IL
and 14-- IA S19.95
1-Orig. S45 Brown, Tan and
White Plaid Fitted Coat with
blond wolf collar. Size Is.
s2s.s5
I-S69.95 Beige Wool Fitted
Coat with Lynx-dyed fox
collar. Size 14----S3 S39.95
(Third Floor, Coats and suitsJ
Evening star., 1941-07-02

A plant for drying one ton of
blood daily may be erected at
Kuala Lumpur, Federated Malay
States.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
SLIPS AND
GOWNS
Csc
Only 100!
Originally I.69 and 100

Beautiful rayon crepe and ray.
on satin slips and gowns in
lacy or tailored styles. Slips
IN fitted styles Gowns
long and full cut. Well made
Broken sizes.
1S-Orig. So and 81 Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin Gowns
and Slips Dainty trims.
Long, full cut gowns . Fitted
slips that are just the right
length. Broken sizes sI4e
45-Orig. ssc Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Satin Slips. Fitted
styles. Lace trimmed and tai
lored styles 90.
2S-Orig. s1.Oo Cotton BatiSts
6ewns and Two-Pc. Pajamsx
IN cool prints. In fitted STYLES.
6sc
3o-Orig. 500 Gowns and
Slips in rayon crepe or ravon
satin. In lace trimmed or tai
lored styles s1o M
2o-Orig. $500 Slips and
Gowns in rayon crepe and
rayon satin. Well made sI.s9
2o-Orig. S4.Oo Gown En-
sembles. In rsyon crepe and
rayon satin. Prints and plain
colors x1oo
S-Orig. 800 Silk and Ravon
Gowns. Beautiful lacy STYLES
s5.49
GInseris. Third Floor.J
Evening star., 1941-07-02

The police force of the state of
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, recently
celebrated its 160th anniversary.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
GLOVES

20-Orig. S1.59 Washable Doe
skin (doe finished Sheep
Gloves. Broken assortment
of sizes. In natural and white.
Slightly soiled from handling.
89c
200-Orig. S1.00 White Rayon
Fabric Gloves. In sizes 5 "a
to 71s. Plain and novelty
styles ------------ 59c
100 prs. Orig. Novelty Fabric
Gloves in pastel shades. In
broken assortment of sizes, SOC
(Gloves, Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
JR. MISS
FROCkS

1-Orig. s35 Jr. Miss Rayon
Satin Wedding Dress. Very
formal with long sleeves and
full train. Size 9---S S11
25-Orig. S10.95 Junior Miss
Summer Suits of Suma- -Kool.
Tailored and casual styles.
Solid colors and dots. Brown,
navy and a few pastels. Sizes
9 to l7------ $500
15-Orig. s10.95 Summer Pas
tel Wool Shetland Coats with
matching crepe Innings. Red
and pastels. Sizes 8 to Is.
S8.48
1o-Orig. $500 to s10.s5 Eve
ming Wraps and Capes. Shortie
styles and full length styles.
Rayon taffetas and rayon ben
galene. Black and white, $500
young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Originally 100
LOOSE POWDER
COMPACTS
soc

Just 400 in the lot! Attractive
loose powder compacts in
round, square or oblong
shapes. Enameled, jeweled or
cloiSonne TRIMS.
600-Generous Size Jars 0f
Delicious Jellies. Special
selection of flavors, IL lars.
S1.0g
s0-Orig. Sc Wooden and
Mirror Tissue Boxes. Well
constructed. Holds 200 tissues.
Enameled in green or orchid.
29c
zoe prs. Orig. Csc Kleinert's
Jubilee Dress Shields, 19c pr,
3 for soc
4s-Orig. 39c Prophylactic
Hair Brushes es--- &c
63-Orig. 75c Prophylactic
Hair Brushes es-- Acc
30-Orig. $1.25 Two-Quart
Fountain Syringes ----- SIC
14-Orig. S1.00 Tan Fabricoid
Travel Gases containing mems
toilet articles s----- 69c
16-Orig. $500 Harriet Huh
bard Aver Manicure Sets.
Discontinued number $3.50
21-Orig. S15.75 Rem Electric
Dry Shaver. AC-DC current.
S4.95
(Toiletries, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
THRIFT
DRESSES

15-Orig. $500 to S7.95 I'm
lined Wool and Wool .and
Rayon Toppers. Excellent for
travelling and vacations. In
navy. Sizes IA to AZ in the
group --- --------- S3.17
20-Orig. S6.95 to Sl0.95
Summer Formal Cow
Novelty cottons, rayon NOUS
seline de sole. Several jacket
styles included - $500
Thrift Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-07-02
HOUSECOATS

3--OriR. S3.99 Rayon Crepe
Housecoats. Zip style. Sizes
II and 16 S1.00
3--Orig. S3.ss Cotton House.
coats In wrap style. Gay COL
ored prints S1.99
Orig. $10.99 Rayon Satin
Housecoats in wrap styles. Tea
rose. 18---------- $3.S9
4-Orig. S10.99 Rayon Crepe
Housecoats in zip styles $3.50
(Fesligees, Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

50 Orig. 79c Summer Shorts.
2 for S1.00
IS Orig. i9c Basque Striped
10 Orig. s1.15 Twc-piece Pa
jamaS --.- s2c
% Orig. s9e Sportneck Striped
Sn1rts ---- 4Sc
Is Orig. s1.ss Sleeveless
Sweaters - ,Sr
8 Orig. s2.S9 Four-p piece White
Soldier Suits. Slightly soiled,
$1.4s
10 Orig. S1.39 Gabardine
knickers 19c
Boys Clothing. Second Fioor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Originally 59c and 500
WONEN'S
NECkWEAR
39c

Just 200 pieces! Beautifully
styled women's neckwear.
Buster Brown. Wee or round
necklines In laces, piques and
dainty organdies.
100-Orig. S2.00 Women's and
Misses BIouses. Tailored and
dressy styles, short and long
sleeves. White and colors. All
sizes in the group Sl.00
300-Orig. soc mems
Handrolled Irish Linen Print
Handkerchiefs and Women's
Hand Embroidered initiated
Handkerchiefs -- 39c
200-Orig. S1.00 Mems White
Pure Silk Handkerchiefs with
hand embroidered initials ard
handrolled hens -- 59c
tBlouseS and Handkerchiefs,
Main Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-07-02
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BATHING
TRUNKS
39c

Sure as taxes they'll be a
sellout! Only 200! Made Of
knitted celanese rayon with
self belt. Sizes 29 to 40.
12-Orig. 3.95 Bathing Suits
with upper top. Size "a only,
59c
Mems FURNISHINGS, First FloorJ
Evening star., 1941-07-02
STATIONERY!

30-Orig. 39c and see Pocket
Note Books Sc
41-Orig. see Cocktail Sets.
Includes 40 napkins and 10
coasters Csc
s-Orig. s1.o5 Bronrs smok-
ing Stand ---- soc
s-Orig. 79c Simulated
Leather Envelopes with upper
closings -------50c
7-Orig. s1.00 Sim u lated
Leather Brief Bags .--79c
4-Orig. s1.ss Brief Bags, CSC
66-Orig. $1.99 Leather Brief
Cases, with three pockets and
one ripper pocket eSc
STATIONERY. Main Fioor)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Originally 200
GENUINE
LEATHER
BILLFOLDS
sI.OO

Just 100 genuine leather bill
folds! Plenty of compart-
ments for cards, identif1ca-
ton, licences. etc.
7s-Orig. S1.08 Novelty Belts.
In assorted sizes and colors,
SOC
75-Orig. S2.00 Wood Bead
Bags. With upper tops. In
brown, black and purple, s1.0o
100-Orig. $1.00 Simulated
Patent Leather Handbags. In
black. Novelty styles soc
Oeather Goods. Main Floor.
The Hecht co..