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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
JAPs STREAM WESTWARD

SAIGON. FRENCH INDO-
CHINA, Aug. 7.--(INS)-Thou-
sands of new japanese troops were
disembarked from transports to-
day and Immediately bega n
streaming westward in great truck
conveys.
A minimum number Of detach-
ments remained in Saigon.
"A dispatch from Hongkong
quoted Chinese dispatches as
stating Japanese women and
children working In factories in
the Japanese-occupied cities of
Canton. Swallow and Kong Moon
have been ordered evacuated
Immediately because Of the
danger OF possible air raids in
the event Of a japanese expan-
sionist drive TO the south.
This report added that the
japanese kade of the
Kwangtung province coast has
been intensified and that only
key points in that area now are
by enabling japanese troops TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
High School Shop

Tssastsrs' Play 3uits in Aorals,
stripes. plains; cotton. sass
Tssas' Summer FFssks in pert
cottons and rayons. -. sass
SUMMER Mats in 4 selection of
straws and pastel felts. .$i.ts
Fssrfb-Cvss1 Nvsr-SsrfSss r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

ClearanCeS
on the
Children's
Fourth Floor

Mothers! Take this opportunity
to round out the youngsters
Midsummer wardrobes at greatly
reduced clearance savings!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Girls Furnishings

Sleeping Tsgs in pajamas and
gowns of sheer cotton sSs.$i.ss
Rsysa Gloves in an assortment
of plain or trimmed styles. .sss
chlldrsa's usdIss in rayon crepe
or rayon satin. sse.$i.os
FonYfb-Crssd Ripsr-Ssefiss A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

WHY for future Styles They're berei In the
w Packard Cipper
It's the first bring modern design
proOe that modern beauty is truly tunefio"&H
See how each line inch and feature only delight your
eye-but add your safety comfort and convenience! The
Clipper the first eamlined planned for riders we'll
lockers" the first give the back truly
front rider See it today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
The Tots Shop

s'SS OOVY
Girls Play ssits in striped, Ao-
raj, ptzin cotton patterns. 80.
................ 3l.es.$3.ee
Girls SIasks in q favorits va
riety of styles in cotton 49,.
............... $l.ss.$1.es
csttss Wash Dresses in prints,
checks and novelties. $50.
.........-..... 3i.ee.$a.es
FesrfS Flssr-WssJvsrI-
SsefSss =
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Arlington TO Open Sale
0fYuIe Seals Monday

About 100000 Christmas seals
will be mailed to $4,000 persons
Monday when the Arlington County
tVaD tuberculosis Associa ton opens
Its annual drive
A quota of $4,000 has been set for
the association this year after it had
raised $500 in 1910, then the
largest amount ever raised by the
group. A larger population now
makes the present years load
heavier and more funds will be
needed, Mrs. J. Blaine Gwin, seal
sale chairman, said today.
1T is only through the sale of
seals that the association is able to
maintain monthly tuberculosis clin-
les, weekly X-ray and pneumothorax
clinics, daily information service,
continuous nursing service. school
surveys and a year-round educa-
tional campaign relative to the pre-
vention and cure of tuberculosis, ="
she said.
The drive will continue until
Christmas.
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Prince Georges Banks
Report Yu|e Savings
0f0ver $4,000
Five of Nine in County
Show Gains Over Lost
Yeor, TotoIine $50, 500

Banks in Prince Georges County
report Christmas savings funds to-
falling more than 1922 900 this year.
Five of tile nine banks in the county
showed increases totaling s3O,600
over last year.
The Prince Georges Bank and
Trust Co. of Hyattsville led with
Christmas savings of S1850 900, an
increase of about $4,000 over last
year. The largest increase was
gained by the Citizens National
Bank of Laurel, which reported
total of $4,000, largest in over Is
years and an increase of $1,000 over
last year. The Citizens Bank of
Riverdale increased savings by $4,000
to a total of $4,000. Clinton Bank.
with an increase of $4,000, reported
a total savings fund of Sl3 500. The
Bank of BrandyWine was the only
one in the county to show neither
gain nor loss with savings at last
years figure, $1,000. The Bank Of
Bowie reported savings of S6,400, an
increase of 5000 over last year.
All banks in Upper Marlboro re-
ported decreases in savings. The
First National Bank of Southern
Maryland in Marlboro reported saw
ings of $4,000, a drop of $500 from
last year. The County Trust Co.,
also of Marlboro. announced savings
of $4,000, or $4,000 less than last
year. The Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Marlboro dropped $4,000
from last year TO a total of $4,000
this year.
Evening star., 1941-11-20

19 Orig. S1.00 Infants SAMPLE
Sacoues 5000 59c
Is Orig. s1.15 Infants Sample
Dresses tic
1Orig. S7.95 Bathinette, slight
ly soiled S3.95
l Orig. 1895 Ivory Scale. Sl.99
l Orig. $3.50 Pink Jar Set Gn-
completel S1.5O
2 Orig. CSC Muslin Sheets soc
1 Orig. S2.25 Utility Basket.
Ivory with yellow trimming,
S1.00
2 Orig. $3.50 to S2.99 ShawIs
for Infants S1.50
l Orig. $500 Blanket in pink.
S3.99
1 Orig. s1.ss White Silk
Blouse, size 6 -- $1.00
2 Orig. SEC Silk Rayon-c covered
Rubber Pants --- 1900 28c
5 Orig. S1.15 to S1.59 Boys
Sample Suits. Broken sizes,
tic
2 Orig. S1.59 Knitted Infants
Creepers in pink - - Tic
IA Orig. Sc Seersucker Jack
cts. Sizes S and 6 -- 18c
3 Orig. S1.00 Toilet Seat Cow
ers for training infants ESQ
Qnfants' Department. Second
Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-20
KNIT UNDIES

IS Orig. 39c Warm Knit Vests
and Panties with q mixture of
cotton, rayon, wool and silk.
(All properly labeled as to wool
content) - 29c or 4 for S1.00
As Orig. $1.0O Cotton Knit
Pajamas. Small sizes 49c
IS Orig. $500 Famous Make
Brushed Rayon Gowns. Warm
and comfy with long sleeves,
$1.7S
Knit Undies, Main Floor,
= St. Duilding0
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Orig. $3.50
PAINTS
ONE COAT
GLOSS
ENAMEL
$3.50 gallon

Just 30l A good washable fin
ish for walls or woodwork.
White or ivory.
20 Orig. $3.50 Monad Satin
Finish. A washable finish for
walls and woodwork. White
and "a colors. - S2.59 gal
rs Orig. S3.25 Floor-Deck En-
amel. For wood or cement
floors, inside or outside. 6
colors S S2.49 gal.
19 Orig. 1.59 Quick Drying
Varnish Stain for floors or
woodwork. Four colors.
Sl.09 y gal.
% Orig. S1.35 Quick Drying
Enamel for woodwork or fur
niture 98c quart
Is Orig. S1.69 Ready Mixed
Gloss Paint. Good for inside
or outside use. Six colors.
S1.29 gallon
paints. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Montgomery Women
To Hear Mrs. CIopper

Mrs. Raymond Clapper, vice
chairman of the Fight For Freedom
Committee. will discuss the Presi-
dents foreign policy at the annual
meeting of the Womans Democratic
Club of Montgomery County at 6
pm. Monday at the Manor Club,
Norbeck.
A dinner will precede the bust
ness session. which will be featured
by election of officers. A slate OF
officers will be presented by Mrs. F.
Eliot Middleton, nominating COM
mittee chairman. Reservations for
the dinner may be made through the
branch chairman or Mrs Ralph A.
Wells of Silver Spring, club presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Chevy Chase Citizens
Postpone Action on
Permitting Roomers
Debate in Association
Finds Defense Workers
luuded and Criticized

After hearing the Government de-
fense worker described as both a
patriot" and a ''leech," the Chevy
Chase Citizens Association last
night voted to continue at its next
meeting discussion of the proposed
revision of the zoning law to permit
roomers and boarders in restricted
residential areas.
The motion to postpone discus
sion of the Zoning revision was
made by Francis c. Heigle after
more than a half hour of spirited
debate on the issue. Most heated
argument against permitting board
ers was made by J. M. Helser. who
said such workers had no real in
terest in Washington.
They are leeches coming here
In search of the dollar" he said.
IT for one don't want 25 or 80
Government workers living next to
me and coming in and out at all
hours of the night"
Joseph OttenStein countered Mr..
Heiser with the assertion that the
income of the District is mainly
derived from the United States
Government and such defense
workers as are now pouring into
Washington.
Cites Girl Workers.
Additional argument for permit
ting boarding in residential areas.
contended Martin w. Meyer, is the
influx of 18 and 10 year-old girls
who would welcome an opportunity
to live among such people as reside
in Chevy Chase"
After the vote to make the zoning
revision the principal item of dis
cussion at next months meeting,
the body was addressed by Edward
M. Curran, United States attorney.
Mr.. Curran contended that there
is as much need to "propagandize'
the benefits of democracy in this
country as the dlctators have had
to publicize the benefits of totali-
tarianism in their countries.
One of the most frequent whisper
ing campaigns. said Mr. Curran. is
conducted against lawyers and
American law courts. There may
be few crooked lawyers here, he
continued and though the law sys-
tenn is imperfect it at least is aimed
to protect the individual.
Wardens Reported Needed.
Charles c. Sellers, deputy warden
for the Chevy Chase area, said that
25 sector wardens and IS assistant
sector wardens are needed to take
care of the groups of 500 population
into which the district has been
broken down. He also urged the
members of the association. meeting
at the E. V. Brown School, to take
frst-aid and explosive and incendi-
ary courses for their own protection.
Clayton B. Aldrich. vice presi-
dent, presided over the first part
Of the program in the absence
of President Godfrey L. Munter.
who came in later. Mr.. Cur
ran was introduced by Lawrence
Koenigsberger.
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Clearance of
Draperies.
Skirts and
Bedspreads

12 Prs. Orig. 1898 Sailcloth
Draperies. 2l2 yards long.
70" wide $1.99 Pr.
21 Orig. ss.ss Bedspreads.
Double size ---- $1.99
s Orig. 1898 Boudoir Skirts
that encircle the table, S1.99
30 Prs. Orig. S1.00 to S1.95
Display and Sample Curtains.
One and two pairs of a kind.
SOC pr.
IS Prs. Orig. S12.9s to S14.9s
Damask Draperies. Full floor
length, "a yds. long, 100
inches wide to the pair. One
and two pairs of a kind.
s7.ss pr.
8 Orig. SOC Padded Chintz
Seat Covers - 29c
IL Orig. 1898 and $3.50 Metal
and Wood Venetian Blinds .
as IS ----- 49c
20 Prs. Orig. S2.98 and 1898
Sample Curtains. One and two
pairs of a kind S1.00 pr.
"a Orig. S298 and S4.98 Bath
room Curtains in oil silk and
water-repellant materials
full 81 inches long. In desir.
able bathroom colors $1.9S pr.
CDraperies. Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Porcelain Top
Tables and
Cabinets

IA Orig. S6.98 Stainless Porce-
lain Top 20x24 Tables. with
cutlery drawer. Slightly
Clipped tops------------Sl.9
5 Orig. S9.98 Stainless Porce-
lain Top Cabinet Bases. All
steel. 20x24 surface size.
Storage space below. Sold as
is - S5.99
3 Orig. $15.98 Oxford Stain
less Porcelain Top Cabinet
Bases. 22x27 surface size.
Storage space. Slightly chip
ned $9.98
Kitchen Equipment. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-11-20
ORIGINALLY Sf.29 to SIT
Cotton House
FrOckS
sl.O9

Upper and coat style! Many
popular branded lines! All
colorfast. Sizes IA to 50 in
the group.
80 Orig. S1.19 to $500 Sum-
back Pinafores. All colorfast.
Small sizes only SOC
l Orig. $500 Rayon FaiIIe Eve
ming Jacket ~ S1.99
1 Orig. S7.95 White Formal.
Slightly soiled. Size IA S2.99
50 Orig. 81 to S2.99 Cotton
and Rayon Street Dresses.
Broken sizes 10 to A in the
group. Slightly soiled 99c
8 Orig. s3.99 to $500 Rayon
Alpaca Street Dresses. Mostly
black. Small sizes S1.99
tThrift Dresses. Third Floor.
F st. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
WONEN'S


20 Orig. s3.95 Wool Dirndi
Skirts in black, brown and
blue. Sizes "a to 30 N.29
20 Orig. S2.29 Tailored Rayon
Crep 2louses. With converti-
bic kline. long sleeves. Bro
ke, es 38 to 40----- N.49
30 (. S2.95 Blouses of 1907
all-N ool jersey. Short sleeve
tuck-in style in gay stripes.
Sizes 80 to 40 Sl.79
25 Orig. S2.95 Rayon Sheer and
Rayon Crepe Blouses with long
sleeves. Tuck-in or band bot
tom STYLES. Pink. white. beige.
Sizes "a TO 40 in the group.
s2.1s
Is Orig. $3.50 Cotton Corduroy
Shirts with short sleeves. Vel
low, blue, red. Sizes II 10
20 in the group ------- Sl.19
25 Orig. S5.95 Evening Blouses
in rayon taf1eta and rayon
sheers. With short or long
sleeves. Light and dark COL
ors. Solid colors and plaids.
Sizes IL to is in the group.
S2.49
50 Orig. S..95 Sports Dresses
in gay plaids and herring
bones. Short or three quar-
ter sleeves. All with fine
details. One and two piece
styles. Broken sizes II to
l8 in the group S2.91
s Orig. s4.99 Wool Plaid
Skirts with pleated back and
front. Sizes 13 and Is S2.91
4 Orig. s4.99 Pink Plaid Wool
Four Gore Skirts. Sizes IS
and ----------S2.97
2 Orig. s7.95 Pastel Checked
Wool Skirts. Pleated both
front and back. Sizes 10 and
18 -----s3.4 s3.49
! Orig. s5.s5 Wool Plaid Tai
lored Jackets. Dark colors.
Sizes II, IA and 18 in the
group S 1929
2Orig. s7.95 Blue Covert Cloth
Jacket. Military style. Sizes
II and IA ---- 1929
5 Orig. S799 Suede Jackets.
A few with belts. Purple. rust,
green and rose. Slightly soiled.
Sizes IA, 16 and l8 in the
group " S3.97
1Orig. s14.95 Beige Wool Sport
Dress. With green Velveteen
Jacket, long sleeves. Size IA.
S9.91
2 Orig. S17.95 Two-Piece Wool
Jersey Dresses with torso
length jacket bound in plaid.
Sizes Is and 18S9 S9.91
2 Orig. $16.95 Black Rayon
Crepe Dress with three quar-
ter sleeves. Button front
style pleated skirt. Sizes
IA and Is S9.97
fAu garments properly labeled as
10 Uool content
(Sportsvear. Third Floor.
r St. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
WONIEN'S
NEGLIGEES

Orig. $10.99 Rayon Crepe
Negligees. Zip style $5.49
3 Orig. S16.99 Organdy Negli-
gees. Beautifully made with
full skirts - $8.49
tNegligees, Third Floor,
r St. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Better. Suits for
Women

IS Orig. s22.95 to S39.95 Beau
tiful Two and Three Piece
Suits. Black and navy. A
few plaids in the group.
Broken sizes - SI2.99
25 Orig. $685. Beautiful Two
and Three Piece Suits for
women and misses. Black
and navy =. and a few plaids.
S18.99
13 Orig. S22.95 Beautiful Two
Piece Suits in grey mems wear
flannel. Come early for one
of these. Sizes IL to 18. S13.88
tSuits. Third Floor,
E St. Buildins)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
WOmen'S Gloves

IS Prs. Orig. S1.9S Cape and
Suede Gloves. Broken assort-
ment Of sizes and colors, S1.00
IS Orig. S1.50 Hand-Sewn
Fabric Gloves. White and
Chamois. Broken sizes CSC
3 Prs. Orig. $3.50 Brown Suede
Gloves with leopard trimmed
cuffs. Size Ga $500
5 Prs. Orig. 500 Eight-buttOn
French Suede Gloves. Black.
Sizes 5s., 6 and 7l2--$4.00
(Gloves, Main Floor,
r st. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Orig. SOC
Boys Augusta
Winter-Weieht
Shirts & Shorts
$50. each

$50 pieces! Boys winter
weight Augusta Underwear .
shorts and either athletic or
cap sleeve-type shirts.
6 Orig. S3.25 Boys Corduroy
Knickers. Broken sizes and
colors S2.21
80 Orig. S2.99 Boys Sweaters.
Broken sizes and colors S1.88
I6 Orig. 1919 Boys Heavy
Winter Sweaters. Broken sizes
and colors ~ S2.88
s Orig. $500 Boys Jackets.
Broken sizes 1888
FL Orig. S5.95 Boys Corduroy
Jacket Sets with matching
knickers -----------S4 S4.14
boys FURNISHINGS,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-20
CORSETS

80 Orig. S. to $50 Famous
Make Foundations and Girdles
of rayon brocades and batiste.
Some with inner belts, lace
uplifts. Side hook and semi
step-in models. Sizes SO. 81,
80. 43 TO IS, 27, 1880, 81 IN
the group -----------Sl.95
(Corsets. Third Floor.
F ST. Buildlng)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
TOILETRIES

432 Orig. SOC Novelty Dusting
Powders. Large size contain
ers with puff. Fragrantly
scented -- 39c
81 Orig. 15c Prophylactic Hair
Brushes 49 Acc
500 Assorted Lipsticks. Large
size. New shades
lTolletries. Main Floor.
r St. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Clearance
House..
FURNISHINGS

20 Orig. $1.19 Pearlwick Seat
Bath Stools. Colors SIC
IA Orig. $2.99 Rayon Shower
Curtains. Full size $1.39
16 Orig. $2.99 Electric Table
Broilers --.- S1.49
tHousefurnishings. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-11-20
ORIGINALLY $3.50 TO t7.99
Junior Misses
DAYTIME Dresses
s4.33

Lovely new holiday dresses =.
Rayon crepes and rayon
failles. Solid colors and smart
two-tone effects. Black. blue.
gold, red and green. Sizes 9
TO IS in the group.
S Orig. S7.99 and $500 Junior
Miss Dresses. Mostly one-of-
a-kind. Woods and rayon
crepes. Sizes 9 to Is S2,99
; Orig. s. SO Gabardine Rain
coats - 1899
5 Orig. Sl6.95 Two-Piece Plaid
Winter Suits - S8.4S
10 Orig. S10.95 and S1295
Junior Miss Transparent Vel
vet or Rayon Crepe Daytime
Dresses. Black and colors.
$3.50
10 Orig. S14.95 to S11.95
Junior Miss Rayon Crepe and
Wool Dresses. Black and pas
tells. Sizes 9 to IS in the group,
$500
All properly labeled as to wool
content.
Remember, JUNIOR MISS
is a size. NOT an age!
tYoung Washinstonian Shop
Third Floor. F st. BuildingD
Evening star., 1941-11-20
GIRLS
UNDER.
CLOTHING

Is Orig. SOC Cotton Knitted
Panties. Sizes 8 and 10 28c
Is Orig. Sc Cotton Knitted
Vests. Sizes 8 to l6 2Sc
: Orig. s1.15 Rayon Crepe
Slips. Sizes 6 and 10 SIC
IL Orig. Sl.l5 Rayon Crepe
Panties. Sizes 10, II and IA,
5Sc
3 Orig. s1.15 Wool Mixture
Unionsuits. Size 6, slightly
soiled -------.- 58c
II Orig. s1.25 Wool Panties.
Size 8 -------.-- 18c
/ Orig. S1.95 Rayon Taffeta
HousecOat. Size 8 S3.99
36 Orig. sec to 79c Rayon
Panties and Vests. Size 10.
Samples --------- 3Sc
AN properly labeled os TO uool
content
tGirls' Underclothlng.
Second FloorJ
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Clearance Of
Electric
Door Chimes

Reduced because they are last
years models though some
are still in the original car
tons. All in good working
condition some slightly
scratched.
19 Orig. sec Single Note
Chimes ------- I9c
5 Orig. S2.95 Double Note Dual
Purpose Chimes S1.29
4 Orig. S5.95 Double Purpose
Dual Purpose Chimes S3.49
3 Orig. S1.95 Double Purpose
Dual Purpose Chimes S4.e9
Orig. $500 Long Tube
Model -.---- 1895
l Orig. $500 De Luxe Null
tiple Note Chime e SIS
Housefurnishlngs. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Handkerchief
Cases

$50 Orig. soc Rayon Crepe
Handkerchief Cases. In va
riety Of lovely colors s---29c
Handkerchief. Main Floor.
F St. Buildlng)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
UNIFORMS

Is Orig. S1.59 Maids Broad
cloth and Indian Head Uni
forms. Shirtwaist or round
neck styles with short sleeves.
In green, blue and wine with
white collars and cuffs. Sizes
IL, IA, Is and l8 in the
group ooc
Uniforms. Third Floor,
r St. Buildlng.)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
ORIGINALLY 81 TO So
GOWNS AND
SLIPS
Sl.44

Beautiful rayon crepe and ray
on satin slips and gowns in
lace trimmed and tailored
styles. Fitted slips that are
Just the right length
gowns long and well made.
Broken sizes.
50 Orig. 50 to 81 Rayon Crepe
and Rayon Satin Gowns and
Slips. Well-made fitted slips.
Lacey gowns. Broken sizes,
81 to S3.49
25 Orig. So Slips, Panties and
Chemise in rayon crepe and
rayon satin -------N.29
10 Orig. $500 Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Sheer Gowns $l.99
10 Orig. 81 Gowns and Gown
Ensembles in rayon crepe and
rayon satin S4.66
Gingerie. Third Floor,
P ST. BuildingD
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Clearance
Famous Make
Electric
Washers

l-1s39 Used Prima Spinner.
Orig. Listed s1l995, 8-lb..
s69.s5
1-I93s Used Kelvinator Spin
ner. Orig. Listed sl3995. g.
ID $685.
l-194e New Snow White.
Org. Lifted s54.95, Glib, S39.95
l-l939 Floor Sample &. Z.
With Pump. Orig Listed
$50 95. Glib. - $685.
I-l939 Used G. E. With
Pump. Orig. Listed $685., +
ID. $685.
6-l941 New Thor With Pump.
Orig. Listed sl09.95, 10-lb,
sSe.95
l-194I Floor Sample West
inghouse With Pump. Orig.
Listed 1895. 10-lb. 1895
l-I941 Floor Sample G.. F..
With Pump. Orig. Listed
1895, 8-lb. = $685.
Electric Washers, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-11-20
| The !! !! /! ., HECHT =! CO., (!
III ST., 7th St., St. MA. 5l0O
Clearance
Famous Make
Electric
R0fFISOFafOfS

1883 Used Universal, Orig.
listed s139.95. Four Gu. it.,
s59.95
l-1939 Used Philco, Orig.
listed $l39.95. -Four Gu. it..
S79.95
1-1939 Used General Electric,
Orig. listed STAT. Az GU. IT.,
S69.95
1-1937 Used Leonard. Orig.
Listed s189.95. Six Gu. it.,
s69.95
1889 Used PhilcO De Luxe.
Orig. Listed 1895. Five GU.
IT. ---.------ $3.50
l-1939 Floor Sample G. f..
Orig. Listed S147.00 Four GU.
#. Sealed mechanism $685.
1883 Used Universal, Orig.
Listed s159.95. Five GU. #,
S79.95
1-1940 Floor Sample Norge.
Orig. Listed S1l495. Six GU.
#. S99.95
2-1940 Used Westinghouse,
Orig. Listed S11495. Six GU.
#. 1895
1-1940 New Leonard. Orig.
Listed SLABS. Six Gu. #.
1895
2-l94O Floor Sample Leonard,
Orig. Listed sl2495.. Six GU.
It. ---------- -------- 1895
Electric RefriEcrators, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Clearance Of
Odd Pieces of
DinnefWare

50 Dinner Plates Sc
50 SaucerS ------- &c
65 Fruit or Cereal Dishes &c
80 Odd Crea ms, Sugars.
Vegetable Dishes, etc. 15c
50 Small Plates ---- SC
(Gift Shop. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-11-20
after THANKSGIVING STORE
WIDE FRIDAY CLEARANCE
MILLINERY

IS Orig. S3.95 10 1898
Brimmed Hats. OF -the-face
STYLES! Smart Turbans. In
black and colors ----N.O0
millinery. Third Floor.
F St. Building)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Originally JI.O0
Boxed
Stationery
soc

rs boxes Closeout
of a nationally famous
maker Colored
notepaper and enve-
lopes 10 match
Some boxes have folded
sheets, others single
sheets. Some boxes
have so sheets and en-
velopes others have
100 sheets and en-
velopes Hurry in
they'll go fastl
(Stationery. Main Floor. P
St. Building
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Orig. S3.SO to 5f.SO
JR. MISS AND
GIRLS SHOES
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180 pairs! Jr. Miss and Girls
oxfords strap shoes
and pumps. Broken colors
and broken sizes for girls l2l2
to 3 Jr. Misses 4 to s.
100 Prs. Orig. 39c Girls Knee
Hi Hose in navy. brown, beige
and red. Sizes 9 to 11-21c
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GIRLS WASH
DRESSES
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As dresses to 60 at this price!
Cotton broadcloth and PercaIes
in prints. stripes, checks and
polka dots, in young styles for
young Misses. Sizes 7 to IA.
20 Orig. s5.95 Girls Plaid
Suits. two-piece, with lined
jackets. Sizes 7 10 IA S3.99
20 Orig. S1.15 Girls Spun Ray
on BlOuses. Broken sizes and
COlorS -------.-------- 69c
is Orig. sI.29 Girls and Miss
Teen Felt Hats 19c
9 Orig. SI.15 Girls Raincapes
and Bags in plaid. Small sizes
4 to u " soc
4 Orig. sI.29 Girls Corduroy
Skirts. Small sizes 8 and 10.
94c
(Girls' Clothing. Second Foor)
Evening star., 1941-11-20
INFANTS WEAR

boys FURNISHINGS,
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
IS Women Identify
Salesman as Kiss Bandit

Thirteen women who viewed a
Washington insurance salesman at
the Hyattsville Md police station
last night identified him as the kiss
bandit" Chief Arthur Hepburn of
Prince Georges County police said
today.
John Ignatius Tartaglia, 81, of the
i400 block OF Juniper street was
pointed out by the women as the
man who had molested them, while
two others, who had not seen the
mans face, identified him by the
sound of his voice, police reported
Tartaglia was tracked down
through deep snow by county police
Friday night, after a woman reported
she has been threatened and robbed,
police said.
Police have charged Tartaglia with
assault with intent to rape and rob-
berry and are holding him without
bond. Chief Hepburn said. Circuit
Judge Ogle Marbury today will hear
plea for issuance of writ of
habeas corpus for release of the
prisoner.
Chief Hepburn said additional
charges may be lodged against Tar
taglia today as result of last nights
lineup, at which several University
of Maryland goods viewed the pris-
oner. The students reported the
kiss bandit" had molested them in
their dorn1itories, the chief said.