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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

A solemn mass of requiem will
be offered on Saturday morning at
SIS. Peter and Paul Church
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Gene
terry.
Last March 10 he celebrated his
eightieth birthday anniversary. but
because of bis i'll health the cele-
bration was a quiet one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
PLENTIFUL CHANCES

On April u. 1887, they cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary. AT that time Mr.. Thomp-
son remarked that opportunities
were Just as plentiful for young
men as they were when he was
a youth.
Not ; per cent OF the people
today are fit for business. he
said They haven't the ability.
Today more money is required
and competition il keener. Yet,
with present day advantages,
pleasures and money, I'm not
certain One-tenth the good is
derived from them.
His sage advice on that occasion
was:
Marriage j. wise job TO ac-
quire. Don't ever let il become
anything but $3.50 proposition.
II you do IL won't succeed"
On his seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary, in 1888. he said:
II think we're lucky TO have
President Roosevelt in the White
House. 1 don't know what we'd
do without him"
Mr.. Thompson was a warm sup
porter of the New Deal.
"ROOseyeit's done a wonderful
job. No man can be right all
the time. but he's 99.9 per cent
right and that's enough for me-
DAUGHTERS NICKNAME
Mr.. Thompson had a nickname.
Not many knew it, for its use was
mainly confined 10 his eight
daughters. who called him "Tish. 3"
I'VE girls thought dad rather
grand person." one of the
daughters explained. Eve all
thought that Mary Roberts Rine-
harris fish was rather grand,
too-so we called him fish"
His children who survive him
are W. Grover and Frank l..
Thompson. sons. and Mrs. Harry
c. Ryan. Mrs NJ +. Gagnier, Mrs.
s. w. SorenSon Jr. and Mrs. Ed
mond w Fitzgerald of Detroit;
Mrs. Winthrop +. Daley Of Sagi-
nav and Mrs. James d. Young OF
Orlando. Fla. Another daughter,
Irene. died a number of years ago.
His sister. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan,
also survives him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Frigidaire
Meter-Miser Economy
'11775
s1941 MODEL S6-4I

More for jour mone)-iHside and
ont Has 81 Gu. #. capacity,
lis So. #. of shelf area, makes
81 ice cubes (eight pounds of
ice). Added to all its other fine
features is the famous, depend
able Frigidaire Meter Miser
mechanism, super powered; quiet;
permanently sealed and it-euts
your current cost to the bone!
Evening star., 1941-08-07
FRIDAY CLEARANCE
NO MAIL, C. O. ID. OR PHONE ORDERS
Originally H9s
WOMEN'S
SUMNER
COATS
s4.OO

20 in the group pastel
coats with soft rayon lining
. pink, aqua, blue. beige
and maize Wear them
over dresses and suits now
and for early fall. Sizes IL
to 90 and 40 to A in the
group.
1-Orig. S5.95 Crashleen
(Pr0perly Labeled as 10 Wool
Content) Straight Line Sum-
mer Goats that can be
worn as capes. Pink, yellow
and blue. Broken sizes IL
TO f8 49, --s s2.00
9-Orig. S5.95 Light-weight
Toppers IN navy, pink, yellow
and black. Broken sizes 10
TO 18 and 38 to A $500
1-Orig. s5.95 Two-piecs
summer Suit OF white Crash
leen. Size 10 $500
2-Orig. S7.95 Two-piecs
Crashleen Suits with long
sleeves and pleated skirts.
Sizes IL and l6--S $500
Orig. S7.95 Two-piece
Ray0n Suits in rose. Sizes
10 and 16 --- S4.0o
1-Orig. s7.95 Two-piece
Duco Dot Suit in pink. Short
sleeves. Size 12--S4.00
S-Orig. s7.95 Toppers in
red, yellow and navy. Sizes
10 to 20 but not every size
in each color s4.Og
(Thrlft Suits. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co)
Evening star., 1941-08-07
originally SI095 TO SI4.S5
JUNIOR MISS
EVENING
GOWNS
s5.99

Just 20! Beautiful summer
evening dresses in for
NAL and covered shoulder
styles Prints, solid coli
ors and combinations
Dotted swiss and rayon
mouselline oe sole. Mostly
one-of-a-kind! Some slight
ly soiled. Sizes 9 TO IS in the
group.
S Orig. S6.99 Summer Wraps
in rayon taffeta and rayon
bengaline. In black or white
Sizes o to Is in the
group $3.S9
13 Orig. s1o.s5 and s14.s5
Junior Miss Printed Dresses
in dark sheer rayon crepes.
One-piece and jacket styles.
Monotones and polka dots in
the group. Broken sizes g
to Is &S.88
Is Orig. $500 to sT.99 Sum-
mer Suits in spun rayon and
cotton seersucker. In solid
colors and plaids
Broken sizes 9 to Is S2.99
Is Orig. S7.99 Two-Piecs
Cotton Seersucker Suits in
blue and green plaid. Sizes
9 to IS in the group $3.50
Young washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally s5.2S
ONE-COAT
ENAMEL
s2.l9 gallon

Just 81! An excellent wash
able finish for walls or wood
work. Choice of white or
ivory.
20-Orig. S1.69 Ford Ready
Mixed Gloss Paint For
inside or outside use. White
and 6 colors. Gallon S1.29
1s--Orig. S3.25 Floor and
Deck Enamel For wood
or cement floors, inside or
outside. 6 colors. Gallon,
S2.39
26-Orig. S5.95 Nu Enamel
Spar Varnish. A waterproof
finish for floors, woodwork or
boats. Gallon S2.9S
12-Orig. S3.25 1907 Pure
Lead and Oil House Paint.
White and II colors. Gal
lon ----------S2. S2.19
24-Orig. $1.35 Quick Drying
Enamel For furniture or
woodwork. 8 colors. Ct. -89c
2-Orig. $1.00 Floor Clio
No Rubbing Wax. a gal. sec
tPaints. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-08-07
BETTER
DRESSES

II Orig. s7.s5 Summer Eve
ming Wraps in white rayon
bengaline. Sizes IL to Is,
s3.ss
1 Orig. S5.s5 Cotton Mater
nifty Dresses in smart jacket
styles. Sizes l8 and 20 S3.99
IL Orig. S10.s5 10 S16.95
Misses Dresses in plain and
printed rayon crepes. One
piece and jacket styles $3.50
IA Orig. $Io.s5 to S14.s5
Women's Dresses in cottons,
spun rayons and rayon
sheers. Broken sizes, styles
and colOrS S8 1899
(Better Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
FANCY AND
STAPLE
LINENS
500 to 600 off

Discontinued patterns in
some distances, broken as
sortments, merchandise We
cannot duplicate or fill in
:. soiled and mussed from
handling. No mail, phone
or G. o. D. orders.
23O-Orig. 10c d 15c Hand
made Lace Pieces (small
sizes) --5c Sc
1S0-Orig. 1Sc-25c Hand.
made Lace Pieces Qarger
slZeS) lOc
76--Orig. 25c Printed Cot
ton l2x18 Placemats--I0c
3S0--Orig. 1sc-25c Cotton g.
Linen Napkins luncheon
180--Orig. 39c-49c Fine Col
orful l2xl8 Cotton Printed
PlacematS
56-Orig. 35c c-49c Handmade
18x36 Lace Scarfs- -I9c
57-Orig. 49c Cotton Printed
Scarfs (36 inches) )-----I9c
104-Orig. 39c Rayon g. Cot
ton Printed Guest Towels,
lee
34-Orig. 35e CeIIophans
Luncheon Mats (12x1S ins.).
15c
62-Orig. 59c-7sc Cotton &
Linen Printed Luncheon
22-Orig. 59c Hand & Ma
chine-Made Lace Scarfs, 29e
46-Orig. 79c Hand & Ma.
chine Made Lace Scarfs, $50
21-Orig. $1.00 Cotton &
Linen Bridge Sets Give
pieces. Set------49c
24-Orig. S1.00 Machine
Made Quaker Lace Scarfs
(54 in. & So m.)----49c
45-Orig. $1.00 Handmade
Linen Guest Towels 2 for 81
12-Orig. $1.2s Quaker g.
Inch Lace Scarfs $50
19-Orig. $1.29 Belgium Cot
ton e. kayon Damask Cloths
(52x52) -----------6 -69c
S-Orig. S1.99 Belgium Cot
ton g. Rayon Damask Cloths
(oZxbb) we
37-Orig. S2.29 Cotton 9-Pc.
Printed Luncheon Sets. Set
$50
29-Orig. S1.99 Hand EN-
br0idered Doilies. Large,
round, oval al-----------$1.00
34-Orig. $1.99 Hand EN-
broidered Large Linen OBJ
long Pieces s-----$I.W
7-Orig. S1.s9 Hand-Em-
broidered Linen 3-Pc. Chair
Sets ------------$l.W
7-Orig. Sl.99 Fine Hand
drawn 22x36 Hemstitched
Linen Pillow Gases
11-Orig. $2.29 Hsnd-Em-
br0idered Lace Cloths
(72x90) --------$1.19
4-Orig. S3.99 Printed Cot
ton Table Cloths (63xS1).
$1.99
3-Orig. $3.50 Handmade
Lace Cloths (72x108) ---$2.99
5-Orig. $7.99 Hand-Em-
broidered Cotton Dinner Sets
(9-pc. 63x83 inches). Set
$500
Qinens, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
700 Pieces!
VI "" "
COSTUME
JEWELRY
soc

Beautiful metal jewelry to
accent your new dark fall
dresses You'll want sew
eral style necklaces and pins
from this select group.
800 Orig. S1.00 Costume Jew
elry. In light pastels and
Nilltc ------------- SoC
(Jevelry, Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
UNIFORMS

"a Orig. S2.00 White Swan
Nurses and Maids Uniforms
of cool cotton seersucker.
With short sleeves and white
collars and cuffs. In white,
blue, peach and aqua. Sizes
II. 1920, Al and 46 In the
group S1.00
SO Orig. 39c Printed Broad
cloth Aprons with bib and
ties ------29c. 4 for s1.00
tUniforms, Third Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
BRIDGE
CHAIRS

24-Orig. $3.ss Folding
Wood Bridge Chairs with
padded seats Sz.2s
7-Orig. ss.ss Folding Wood
Bridge Chairs with padded
seats and backs $3.99
fHousefurnishings. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
WOMEN'S
SLIPS
2 for sl.OO

Beautiful rayon crepe. rayon
taffeta and rayon satin slips
in lace-trimmed or tailored
styles. Fitted slips that are
just the right length. Broken
sizes.
10o Orig. S1.oo Cotton Batiste
Two piece Pajamas. Cool
and comfy ---77c
100 Orig. S1.6S and 81 Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin
Gowns and Slips. In we'll
cut, fitted styles S1.19
5 Orig. $500 Rayon Crepe
Coats in gay prints.
Broken sizes --&1.69
8 Orig. 81 Beautifully Made
Silk Gowns with lace trim.
sass
l Orig. s7.ss Rayon Sheer
Coat. Well made. Small
Size $z.SS
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Orig. sc to fI.O0
REMNANTS OF
CRETONNE
29(. ya.

All Of the remnants are full
so inches wide! Bright, COL
orful cretonnes . some In
solid color fabrics. Only 400
so remember!
5o-Orig. $1.59 to S1.sS Cur
tains. Sample and show
pairs. Marquisettes, PIN
dots, cushion dots :. ruffied
and tailored 69c
20 Pairs Orig. s4.s8 Damask
Draperies (50x21a). Sateen
lined. Green, brown, rust,
rose and red. /, 2 and 8
pairs alike $2.S9 pr.
6-DoubIe Window Awnings,
No Frames. 48 in. drop in
cludes IL in. valance. Green
striped duck. 1T it., ATS
IT,, Us IT,, 1885 in, Ia IT,,
SI.00 each
4-Orig. s45.ss Lane Cedar
Chest. Walnut finish. Two
drawer front-. S29.98
fCurtains and Draperies.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1941-08-07
CLEARANCE OF
CHENILLE
SPREADS
Is % to 500 off
OrieinaI Price

Original Price
The manufacturer has de-
cfded to change his color
schemes so we offer you these
seft, 1ustrous spreads at this
lew price. Majority of them
are double sizes!
% Pairs Orig. S3.99 Chenille
nrapes. Matching any size
or color chenille spreads,
S1.9g
24-Orig. S4.99 Extra Heavy
Chenille Spreads in pastel
eoaors. Single size ze------S2.99
AOrig. s4.99 Baby Che
mile Spreads. Double size
only x2.99
31-Orig. $3.50 Extra-Heavy
Waffle Spreads. Solid color.
Single or double e-----S3.88
(Spreads, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
TOILETRIES

144 Orig. 29e Facial Tissues.
Package of 500 ~ I9c
216 Orig. 39c Extra Large
Size Facial Tissues in
package of 304 29c
400 Orig. soc Loose Powder
Compacts - ---- $50
500 Orig. 10c Delicious JeI-
lies 69c doz.
500 Large Size Talcums and
busting Powders - 10c
(Toiletries. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
WONEN'S
HANDBAGS

50 Orig. S1.00 White Hand
bags Of simulated leather.
Soiled from handling SOC
IS Orig. S1.00 Children's
White Handbags OF simu-
lated leather. In various
etsicc ----------- - ----- %ot
75 Orig. 49e Real Leather
BiilfoIds and Keytainers. In
brown and black 29c
zoo Orig, $500 Genuine
Leather Handbags. In nov
city styles -------S1.49
125 Orig. s1.00 Novelty Belts.
Assorted colors and sizes.
39c
Neathersoods. Main Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally 100
NATIONALLY
FAMOUS
RAYON
PANTIES
47c

Only so! Smooth = fitting
rayon panties made by .
famous maker Easy to
launder . no ironing neces-
sary. In tearose. Broken
sizes.
Is Orig. 4Sc Rayon Panties
and DriefA Smooth fitting.
Broken sizes -3 for 81 90
20 Orig. S2.e0 Nationally
Famous Lastex Girdles with
. mixture Of cotton, rayon.
silk and lAstex- sec
tKnit Undies. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
OTIx. J7C TO JE.T0
ENAMET,WARE
COOKING
UTENSILS
Now I9c to l.95

Just Sc pieces of enamelware
cooking utensils COM
prising double boilers, sauce
pots, percolators, dish pans,
sterilizers, tea kettles, sauce
pans and bowls slightly
chipped, but without effect
on their wearability.
fHousefurnishings, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
WOMEN'S
HANDKER.
CHIEFS

$50 Orig. 25c Women's Hand
rolled Sheer Cotton Hand.
kerchiefs with colorful rayon
PRINT t--------------lac
(Handkerchiefs. Main Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
WOMEN'S
ACCESSORIES

IFS Orig. 81 and s2.9S Wom-
ems and Misses Blouses.
Soft rayon crepe with
short or long sleeves. Plenty
of white and pastels. Sizes
80 to 40 in the group s1.4s
IS Orig. S1.19 to SO Women's
Rayon Crepe Blouses and
Peasant Blouses of fine cot
ton batiste. Sizes 80 to 3S.
sc
50 Orig. slice Women's
Sweaters. Dark coiors only.
Mostly large sizes ---- 39c
(Blouses and Accessories.
Main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally s2.sS
WOMEN.S
SPORT
BLOUSES
99c

Just IS! Sport blouses in
rayon shantungs and fine
cottons, sheers and crepes.
Sizes 81 to 40 in the group.
17-Orig. S1.S5 Gay Printed
Cotton Peasant Skifts. Size
IL, II, R. S9c
1oo-Orfs. s3.95 Dressmaker
Swim Suits in one and two
piece styles. Printed cottons
and solid color rayon jerseys.
Red and blue, green and vel.
low. Broken sizes 80 to 40,
$1.s5
2e-Sz.95 Stacks in grey and
white striped seersucker.
With pleated front and Zip
per closing. Broken sizes IL
to IL ----------------$1.S5
(Sportsvear, Third Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
CHILDREN'S
SHOES

12o Pairs Orig. $2.s5 and
$3.50 F1t-Rite Shoes for
girls and boys. White and
brown-and-white. Straps
and Oxfords. Broken sizes,
$1.94
100 Pairs Orig. $3.50 TO $3.50
Jr. Miss White Straps, Ties
and Pumps. Broken sizes
and styles -S2.49
80 Pairs Orig. S2.2s Fit-Rite
Play Sandals and Perforated
Play Oxfords. Brown or
white with leather soles.
Broken sizes S1a to 3--S1.79
(Children's Shoes, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07
$50 Orig 81 $50 Orig 1929
DRESSES and ''ss
for Misses InrlIt ShOp
and Women FhOCAS
sI 81
Striped piquesi oronn,
2eefsueAersi Bemberg rayon
. Rayon prints! sheersI
Checks ano strlpest Striped cottons
Novelty spun
100 Orig t3ss to t59s rayonsl
. Many famous
1Oe8l frocks!
Vacation mi, tsoo. zos
fhOCAS WOMEN'S
So DRESSES
Rayon Jerseys 81
. Bemberg rayon
sheers! 0 Excellent selection
Spun rayon frocksl of frocks for
Q Two-piece suit and misses Sizes
frocks! 1917 to 24l2.
Printed rayon Twin print
shantungs! redingotes!
0 Sizes IL to 90 0 Jacket frocks! One
SO to 50 in piece frocks! Many
the group. few of kind.
Thrift Hecht Third FoorJ
Originally 100
WOMEN'S
NOVELTY
GLOVES
soc pr.

Just 185 pair! Novelty en-
broidered rayon mesh gloves
with rayon fabric palms.
In white only!
5 Orig. 59c Handmade FiIet
Gloves. Black only 10c
12o Orig. 79c TO s1.00 Nov
city Summer Gloves. Broken
assortment ------------19c
~ Orig. 59c to S1.o0 Rayon
Mesh and Novelty Embroi-
dered Gloves. In navy or
8 Orig. Sl.50 Shirred Rayon
Fabric Gloves in longer
lengths. In beautiful pastel
blue -------------6 -69e
(Gloves, Main Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07

32-Orig. S1.s5 Girls and
Miss Teens Sheer and Rayon
Summer Dresses. Sizes 7 to
IA and IL to 16--31.3S
6-Orig. 310.95 Miss Teen
Party Dresses. White and
pastels. Broken sizes $3.50
4-Orig. $16.95 Miss Teen
Party Dresses. Pastel colors.
Broken sizes s--S7.95
8-Orig. $7.95 Girls Sheer
Party Dresses. Broken sizes,
$3.ss
2S-Orig. S1.15 Girh' Play
Suits and Slack Suits. One
and two-piece styles. Broken
22-Orig. S1.15 Girls Seer
sucker Skirts in bright
stripes. Sizes 10 to Is -7sc
1s-Orig. S1.15 Girls Bath.
ing Suits. Rayon laStex.
Small sizes 79c
Clothing, Second Floor, The
Hecbt Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally si9.9S 10 t2295
WONEN'S
SPRING
COATS
5000

Just 16 of these good-lookng
spring coats left You'll
want to get one now TO
wear in the early fall and
then again next spring.
Black and navy in the group.
1 Orig. $22.95 Two-piece
Summer Suits in aqua. Size
l6 ----S S6.99
1 Orig. S19.95 Two-piece
Summer Suit. Beige. size
l6 ------S14.95
Better Coats and Suits.
Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
ORG. 800 to SS.95
ANDIRONS
Now :
60 to 1868

"a Pairs of Andirons at a
remarkable value all sold
as Is is a choice of pol
ished brass FURNISHED
antique brass black and
brass and all black. All
sold as Is.
GHousefurnishings, Seventh
Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally s2.@
SUMMER
HOUSECOATS
sI.39

Just IL! Cool cotton seer
sucker housecoats in gay
colorful prints. Zip styles.
Perfect for evenings at
home.
s-Orig. S3.9s and $5.ss
Rayon Crepe Goats in wrap
and zip styles. Broken sizes.
s2.ss
4-Orig. $500 Rayon Satin
Negligees in wrap and zip
styles. Beautiful pastel COL
7-Orig. S1o.ss Rayon Satin
Negligees. Beautiful lace
trimmed styles S7.69
1-Orig. SIS Rayon Crepe
Negiigee in a beautiful coral
shade. Size IA S16.99
(Heslisees. Third Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Originally $3.50 to $3.50
SUMMER
FOUNDATIONS
AND GIRDLES
s2.95

Just 100 In this clearance
group! Famous Rite-Form,
FIexees and Bien Jolies in
the group ideal for the
rest Of the summer. Models
for average figures! Models
with inner-belts! Sizes "a
to IS and 48 and Is to 10,
80 and 81.
35-Orig. $3.50 and SO Art
lastique Foundations and
Girdles for the average
figures. Rayon satin. brocades
and batiste with lace uplift.
All with talon closings. Sizes
"a to a and A and rs to
20, 81 and 80 in the group.
S3.s5
(Corsets. Third Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Rss. t2Sy ss1 1898
YOUTHS
WASH
STACKS
sI.69

Just 100! Boys. Youths and
students wash slacks :,
included in the group are
rayons, gabardines, hop
sackings and cords. Pleated
and npper fronts. Blue, tan.
green and grey. Size 13 to
"a.
.1ee-Orig. Sl.1s Boys and
Youths White Duck Stacks.
Sises 6 to 20-----6Sc
Doys' Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Orig. $1.s5 to S2.95
Play Shoes short
lots of our regular
stock. Sandal types
ties wedge
heels and soles. Also
capes kin moccasin
types. White and white
with colors. Broken
sizes 3l2 to 9----S1.39
Orig. $6.75 Marcy
vinylite S hoes; in
navy, brown and black.
Corde combinations
(shoes. Main FL
Evening star., 1941-08-07

- -
with Vinylite. Sandal
type in open back and
open toe style, also
other Marcy shoes in
dark colors. Sizes 3l2
to 9 in the group, $2.95
Orig. $1.39 Rayon
Satin House and Bed
room Slippers. Dor
say types. Black, navy
and wine. In gay
stripes. All have
leather soles and
heels. Sizes 31a to 9
in the group-----6Sc
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07


with these Colonial striped broad
loom rugs . !. blending so we'll with Eory Ameri-
can and Maple furniture.
l Orig. s27s5 Chenille Orig. s740O Tone
Rug 8x10. Sold on-Tone 7.Sx12 Broad
is S7.95 loom Rug ---- S2995
/ Orig. $500 Broad Orig sSS's5 wilton
loom Rug 7.7xl2, o.'xlo mug S.sSo
S19.95 Orig Sbs.9S wilton
, or;o $40 so Rroad S.3x106 Rug - S3995
loom 7x12 Rug S19.95 l oris. s.soO hroaa-
L orig s4soo IMis' S3995
SI9.95 v,,u. Sc % .
| Orig $500 Twist s.ao-
Broadloom 5.3x12 Rug, ou;r eli, m p.oaa
S19.95 ,,,,a rs, m
orig s'auo i"iS' S4ss5
S2495 ,.Eoex,r D
Orig: so'.oo nroau- $685.
loom iSAi''o mug. ,,nr ,n Orig. S172.00 Broad
peiie'' loom 11x15 Rug $685.
Orig. $74SO Broad 1 Orig. S19S.5O Twist
loom 12x12 Rug. In BroadIoom I2xI4S
perfect S2995 Ruy s7s95
l Orig S64.O0 Figured Orig. $4,000 Broad
I2xI1.7 Broad DOM loom Rug (Size 15x
Rug - S2995 14 --S79.95
(Rugs Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-08-07
JR. MISS
COAT AND
SUIT
Clearance!

IS Orig. $3.50 and
s7.sS Toppers; finger
tip length. Lined. In
pastels, red, navy.
$3.50
~ Orig. S7.S9 and
Si0.95 Summer Coats,
pastel knock-abouts.
Refers and fitted
styles. 0 to II in the
group ----- $5.9S
8 Orig. SIs.s5 2-Pc.
Spring Suits $3.50
20 Orig. sl6.s5 and
sls.sS Spring Goats:
casual and fitted
styles. Sizes 8 to IT.
ss.ss
Young Washingtonian
Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-07
22S Pairs Orig. 81 to S6.75
Fashion Mode and Marcy
Summer SHOES

All white ;. red ;. wheot $6D ~
brown and white shoes AASD0D
In suede, kid and buck.
High and Gubon heels. Sandal types +. step-n
pumps :. spectator types. Broken sizes "a to 9.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Girls ClOthin1

Udnserie. Third Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Sl.W BOYS.
SPORT SHIRTS
68(. each

Lightweight In-Outer Sport
Shirts. Washable and cool.
In fancy patterns. Broken
sizes, 8 to Is.
3e-OriS. $1.69 Boys Swim
Trunks ---------1.29
38-Orig. $2.5S Jr. Boys
Slack Sets ------31.38
3s-Orig. S1.Ss Jr. Boys
Short Sets S1.29
R-Orig. Sl.ss Boys Terry
Cloth Robes s--S1.lS
tBoys' Furnishings. Second
Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Originally 79e to $500
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Orig. 39c to S2.9s
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Orig. S39.95
BROADLOOM COLONIAL
STRIPED 9xI2 RUGS

The "Eorly American" trend in
furniture is further occentuoted
with these Colonial striped broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Tanker
Lands i'm
Russia

WASHINGTON, Sept. The
state department today received
official word from the American
consul a, NladivoStok that the
FIRST American oil tanker has ar
river there safely,
Both qualification and relief
were felt in official quarters that
Japan made no attempt TO inter
fcre with the passage through the
Sea Of Japan of the first American
vessel 10 carry aid TO Soviet Rus
Sia via NladivoStok.
JapanS restraint is regarded as
evidence OF the japanese govern
mcnts desire 10 avoid difficulties
with The United States.
Shipment Of American war
supplies including aviation gaSo-
line 10 Russia Via NladiVoStok
has raised An cutlery IN Japan.
Yesterday japanese Pre- m Q r
Prince Fun arc konoye
warned the nation that Japan
faces the "graveSt emergency
in her history and called for
mobilization of Nippons full
power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Maurice Costello
Sued by Wife No. 7

HOLLYWOOD. Sept 4.-0NS)
Maurice Costello. the No l
matinee idol of yesteryear. and
father OF screen stars Dolores and
Helen Costello. was sued for di-
VERGE today by his second wife,
Mrs. Ruth Costello. who charged
the veteran actor was insanely
Jealous.
She asserted in her complaint
that Costello would call her en-
hlo>crS wives and falsely report
10 thcm she was making love 10
them. She also charged that he
"nagged and haraSSed her and on
one occasion brandiShed a rife in
her presence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Grant New Delay
For EWdId Trial

The trial Of Robert c. Ewald.
ouSted council m n. on graft
charges growing out of the Her
man Gardens housing scandal was
postponed again today. this time
until September Is, after his at
.torney. Edward y. Barnard. won
his argument that il had been i'm
properly assigned.
The trial had been scheduled 10
begin today before Judke w. Nc
Kay Sklllman. but Barnard asked
for continuance. arguing that
Judge John J. Maher. who was
presiding Recorders Court Judge
last month, had no authority TO
assign a case beyond his presiding
period
Judke Skillman referred the
case back to Judge John Y. Bren-
nan. now presiding Judge Judge
Brennan upheld Barnard. reaS-
signed the case 10 Judke Skillman
and SCI the new trial date.
EWald Was indicted by tho houS-
ing grand jury with accepting
s. 900 for his vote, as councilman.
on the award of the SS.0O0.OOO
Herman Gardens housing project
contract.
Former Councilman John r.
Hamilton and Harry |. Dingeman
are In tho county jail awaiting
transfer 10 Jackson prison for three
10 10 years each for taking graft
on the same contract award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Suit Against AnndbeI|
Postponed Until Fall

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-QNS) -
Hearings on the $4,000 breach of
contract suit against Annabella.
French film star and wife OF Ty-
rome Power today were continued
over until next Fall.
They ask me questions I do
not unders the blond
actress told reporters after
preliminary examination Of the
suit, brought by Thomas Hays
Hunter. English actors agent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
BY DOUGLAS MILLER

Up to this point have been discussing the aims and
methods of the Naz This consideration belongs the past
and present Can the world of the future after Naz
victory?
Fortunately for clear thinking the Nas record is well
known We do not have speculate about what they will do
if they win. They will certainly continue the of activity
that has characterized them in the past.
Men and movements do not change overnight. We can
project into the future their probable OF action ana es
fairly accurately world we shall live
in if Hitler is the of Europe.