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Evening star., 1942-07-30

lMes' SIS weo Dress Coats-ntted and box styles REFERS In
sn.. s':s & s'' sss brown .ss ~ to . With tucked
ssd ,sss Navy Dr. coa..-oozy type in
SPORTS sHoP-Thrd Floor
s7s5 Sports shantng solid skirts with print
with red red blue; sizes II to is--- ,ass
sos5 onepiece and twopiece
and shantnss. and
skirts short sleeves
Cool lovely
beige maize white brown blue and polka dots ss 10
sisss sports Dre..e.he yon crepe monogram dress with
pieated skirt and Spaate tab for initials In beige blue
ussss Summer suions oo JACKET. with eight eor. .krs Of
anfozed cotton seerscker Brown red blue striped
sss Summer dresses Of cotton
and dotted Brown red navy blue sizes TO-
ss-,7sssunmer
dotted Belted jackets and peated
blue striped with white and brown red navy
-sioss Summer sut.~jacke With inset belts front
pested skirts in brown red green rayon shannns sizes
rayons rlfed cotton
s ns sp ss oss .sss 10 70
long short sleeves wee or srpice neknes some with eye
white pink beige 81 to ss------------ s4s
s VII.
navy red blue GOLD aqua grey white and ma,ae Polka dotted
-sss Bou.ss-Rayon cpes pisatsd
patch pockets
cotton baistes with lace edged collars White pink rose beige
73ss BlouseLong sleeved pencil striped
N4S
Sizes 80
S-s5S5 Cuiotes-Taored perfection srl cloth
beed In beige red and luggage Sizes H. S and
-S395 JaketMake two costumes add Of these
jackets
luggage green $ls8
In blue, beige red maize; sizes IL to
1S95 Play SuiBeautul beige herrngbone
peaed button front skirt II
2sS5s5 Play DresseSquae necked peasant cotton
print vole blue; 10 to Is
nsssss and $7ss Play CohesPnt play suits play dress and
suit combinations pancho blouse shorts and matching skirts
dndl skrted 10 to l8 S29s
3S&3S5 Skirts-Box- SELF beed
In beige, blue maize IL to 8--S19S
2-s3Ss SacksSe beed the side sacks that need
to finish out the Navy luggage red Kelly,
brown and black few plaid cotons included sizes II to s sss
1Ss Sacksspun sefbelted side closing
In brown black $2.4s
z-$S5 OveralThose grand garden natural
held cloth with printed cotton utility Sizes
z-$SS5 Slack SetCoton
hip pockets Blue. striped white:
-. 10 ~ 50
1$s5 Stacks
WIN tie front jackets hree-pece with eevess jacket
Brown with blue red With Kelly
--G---- -----yS.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
u. 5. and Mexico Sign Pact
SeekInq Rubber Increase
~ the Assoeiated Prsss.

~ the AoD0ciated Pf0as.
MEXICO, July 30.-Mexico and
the United States have signed an
agreement designed to promote in
creased production Of natural rub
Der In this country.
The first step In the pact. to re-
Evening star., 1942-07-30
4-Msses, Women's $7e5 and $so5 Summer Dresses
Wrons cootx-S3o2

spun rayon crepe frocs with peatng date ck
chiffon and lace sheer rocks prints Navy
natural IL to 20; 1914 24 Coasblack navy
rayon crepe 6 to 24h that
various fabrics blue natural for misses
one of kind marquse types coor
broken
Evening star., 1942-07-30

erick W. pethwick-LAWrsnce and
George Dasgar. declared this @eould
not b accepted ~ m adequate step
toward meeting the dif1lculties Of
old-age pensions and wtdows."
Evening star., 1942-07-30

-Wonens 31S9S Aerneen crepe rayon mesh
chiffon types coloru and monotone prints black
sheers short and bracelet goed skirts color
contrast and lingerie trim; IS to A; l6h 3e9s
s-arger Womn S6s5 Dressebasic
pressed IN
with flowers white backgrounds 4oh
s-Iarger Womens 3ss5 sheer
some with lingerie touches lace
chinons and twn-print redngotes
grounds Printed mesh some rayon
marquisettes Sizes 4o1a to SS4s
sArger Womens Dressented rayon crepes some red
insote Effects color chons
shees: background
MATERNITY DRESSES-Second Floor
17Ss Maternity printed
one piece and redngots styles with fluffy
s-eS5 Backs Dresseswih boleros beige
broken S54s
with solid color jackets Tailored
3Sssss Maternity jackeed sheer rayons
tailored pastel with
MATCH tailored black
in color rayon taffeta and lingerie trim
HANDBAGs-street Floor
1-$ls5e Evening Bass-sold types top
sssss and SIS Beaded Bas-pouch styles
pearls and gold color beads --------------- SO
1910 Leather Bagsooth types pouch
and tailored styles black
1-s7ss Handbassdayime feathers
styles handle pouch, underarm tailored types
reo tan S375
S5 Handbags Binfoddayne types in smooth
and grained feathers evening
brocade with grounds Included are
few genuine Snake bill folds in ss5o
Evening star., 1942-07-30

4lMses, Womens $1295 Summer Dress-Four
solid spun with print polka
matching skirt
prints prints chiffon
brown natural blue kind Misses evening
dresses included 1914
e3-Womens
chiffon ocks dotted shantung
color jackets prints
and bracelet sleeves 1917 242
Misses Short Coatswagger natural
andwool fabrics, IL to
Ss-Misses Womens SSs5 Summer DressesTwo suits
jacket
frocks
Summer Coats in that like
2h $44S
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Junk will help junk the Jap Navy.
Help collect 1t.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

150-S3 Daytime Hondboes-Sl5O
summer sraws pasc smooth feathers 1907
rosdcloths assorted tailored dressy styles
range Of colors.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
UNDERvVEAR-strset Floor

1s1slss
styles white black; all sizes style ss
"a, 36,
1$225 Slips bodice top styles with eyelet embroidery
white blue satin,
sises 80 to 36 (eeond
2s-sss Slips rayon crep
trimmed; broken sizes % to
tea white blue; all Sizes as 10 So II
prints pastels cepe,
tailored
Royon Brossieres, Gowns Girdles-Sseond Floor
Vanity jersey uplft
styles; 81 to SEQ
Vanity rayon jersey styles
r1fnes; blue - to $3.50
N-ssss Ghdlssreguaon sirdles psne
cotton;
tearose, white: sizes TO Q1S
pretty assortment - 70 in the
group all
coRSET-Second Floor
figures; Dorothy Bck.
skintex models cotton batiste
both boned and boneless: only style
Foundations, sizes a. 33 80; girdles as *
figures Poee and dis
hrocades
imported batstes and fabrics Of iastex
doon; only Of size style Gdles Sizes ~ ~:
foundations "a to and @sSS
skntex Dooy
discontinued stock for small medium md
dareen cotton cotton baste, cool
others Of darlecn cotton; boned
Crdes foundations 44----31s5 13Sg
2s~-s7ss and Girdis fvm
and from Nu Back Sara a W
Dorothy Bickum Artists models: Of
style. Ghdes IS to 81 foundations - TO SIS and SkSs
Evening star., 1942-07-30

lssS1 Summer Bags pastc raw capsana Oamb)
and tailored styles:
Drown, IN the feathers
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Communists Organize
Strike in New Delhi

By the AeeociAted Press.
NEW DELHI, India, july 30--The
Communist Party. only recently re-
Evening star., 1942-07-30

O-Womens Sl695 Summer Drssses-S848
Black. pleated sred skirts
Floral monotone two-piece and rdnso
effects Few fall shades isH
to Ah; 80 to A.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

WOMEN'S DRESsEs-Second Floor
2e-Womens Sl3ss Summer Dressesrayon
gored skirts jacket suits in shantng
frocks with yoke Details aqua wonens
Sizes $6S8
Evening star., 1942-07-30

7s5 Suitsot ana solid jackets
skirts peatsd front and back red
S q to ~
$595 SuiStped and plaid cham
bray; rcrac trimmed jackets skirts pleated
blue red brown to Is; H. 14--------.- 311s
7SoSs Spring Sulswool andrayon jackets
peaed skirts; beige. brown plaids: H.
$3S5 Sweaterswoo slipon
maize. red. white: 81 to 38---------- II
-$S5 Summer
pockets beige luggage. red 10 to -
Sss Striped Cotton seersucker Skitsead
Drown green; to 81
ssSz Striped Skirtscotton piqu cotton chint
cotons peated and dirndl types multi stripes blue maize
pink, green to -------------.---------S 81 s.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

e-sss Sheer vss Drssshree quarter and short svss Win
lace insertions abots tcng embroidery vhtte hAs pink
natural peach white; IS 1ek to 72 the group sss
Evening star., 1942-07-30

as-n Rayen sharAskin Dseksys ishy mpsrfse hsh nse
Peter Pan collars white Also "3-n-Apaskager
dickey with Peter Pan collars: white plnk bus sh
sAh
aSs-s1 Summer Bsltsceltago (ntso saxs in whta Dasa
mulcoors
1os and Slss seafsht and dark ground prints esp
solid colors chiffon;
zS31S Butcher Raysa Jacksntted ersn:
broken sizes
JEWELRY, CIGARETTE CASES, RiNGS-strsst Floor s
fPricss d n 3
7eS Pcs II Jeweynsckaces hacelsts
materials and coloes pins snasael
1sr N
Pcs ssss Jswepns braess nscklasas snanA and
'sN''' ~ pN0Os- Slae
- Pcs a to IS Pns-Assored styles cored
ssSe 70 $7Ss Pins-ase spray
Ie-Sle Pins-sone set enAmels-
1-S1 and Sss Cigarette Cassysa ruby ax fse).
~
1se-slss Sterling Silver Ras.wel stone sos real ads
s-ss Gsnuine Stens Rinss-zrcon caneans cameossase
1s-$s s1s ssnirrseisss 1instwo
sone clusters including Garnet AneAy Corral lE0on
stone; mostly ons Of - Si15e
Evening star., 1942-07-30

SWomens SIS Dress Coatswoo twilk fitted and box
Styles brown blue 35h to 41a; 80 to $125s
Ween Slss5 Navy Wool Dress Coantted REFER and box
styles; 80 to ~
1Womens $sS5 Casual Coats-box styles beige blue
brown; 4e, ~; A. 35h to 4lh
WOOL mixtures; beige, SO
s-womens SIS Summer Sheer Cetsbox types in black.
rAyon; S312 to 4la $l1os
1-Wemens $sS5 Summer HpLengh Jacketsbue gold
beige wools 36 to 40 S9SS
Wmens $16s5 Wool pocket box styles
blue beige red 331a to 375
1-Womans 1885 Summer Coatbege WOOL 39h ---$6SS
SWomens $295 Summer Sheer Coatsntted and in
black brown, sheer SO to
2-Womens $7S5 Summer Sheer Rayon Coatsbox styles
black a. A. $39S
7uniors sss75 Dress Coats-reefer drey
and other fine woos brown, black; to IT,
Juniors twill Forst
twin-buon REFERS; to II 3l7ss
Junior S297S Wool Dress Coatsreee fitted and box styles
navy black; to
eJuniors' Wool Coats-blue red brown in fitted
styles; to Is
tcoats red II Is Classic style colorfu monotones red
Mes Tweed Wool Coatsclassic types in checks
paids blue red: Is to N4
7Mes SlSS5 Wool Casual Coa-colorful monoones In red
pink. blue navy II to
7-Mes $2zSs styles in monotone
and striped tweed wos and mixtures red blue navy u
a-sfsss' ,4s75 navy, Juiiard
buttoned models;
black H. Is $zzSe
s-Mses'
II to ls Black ntted coats; sizes II and lsslsSs
Evening star., 1942-07-30
HoUsEcoATs, NEcLIGEEs-Fifth Floor

3OO-S7o5 Cotton ,Housecoots-Sl
prints with pretty bodces full sks;
| and wrap blue. rose II to 20. aa tal
Evening star., 1942-07-30


tailored and dressmaker jackets peated skirts assorted cos
S6SS to SIS SuitsWomens tweeds tws
type fabrics all properly labeled content
one and three button styles assorted pastels sizes
Ms casual plaid and chalk stripe SUITS
MISSES DREssEs-seeond Floor
1e-Msses $sSs Summer Cetton Dsesinshams
striped chamhrays and checks
blue rose brown blue broken
lSssss Sss5 Evening Dresses
ogandy piqu sheer anea
prints and evening colors; broken Ssss SASS
3SMsses' Ssss s1s Daytime Drese-Brown green
grey beige rayon shanng frock prints
nesil' ofoAen and $lz.S0
zSMsses $zS75 Summer
rayon CREPE summer prints pastes crepe styles
acketed black Alpaca boero dresses with bou
Aaes $148s
1eMsses SIS Tailored yellow sham
ng frocks prints and paste in shades
broken
shis S1ss5 and s1ss5 piece rayon shes
printed ayon crees rayon shanngs few onepece
WITH jackets High round neckines
skirts Whites paseh light blue beige,
few tailored navy sheers Sizes 10 to
fs-es 1883 Dressesned dresses
Tvd color spectator frocks
snort Sleeves Bright colors blacks psste
esss
Evening star., 1942-07-30
JUNIOR DEB SHoP-Fourth Floor

75-Juniors' $l3o5 Summer Dressss-S6o8
Daytime frock in prints ground
prints in rayon jersey ny onted
belts sudresses In prints with uckn bouaes rayon
shantng Evening
and colorfu rayon tafeta types sizes . to Is.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
COTTON sHoP-Fifth Floor

l25-Juniors' S5o5 Summer Cotton DFsssss-$298
One piece Pque with Dutch pockets Dotted swi trucks
with pecoat rd skirts ginghAm eyet pas dreseA
included assorted cos s
to Is
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Seunforx $sS summer
print solid color ground
print frocks with self belts evening
gowns In cotton piques; colors .
Ss-Junors Slsss Summer Dressesaeket suits in
white coared threcpiece suits with white
mesh frock embroidery shantung
twopecrs with dickeys coorful pattern print
frocks Sheer blacks with peated tuckng
nnssay cotton dotted swses organdies; assorted
Evening star., 1942-07-30

l8-Misses' S2o.75 Wool Dress Coots-$l4S8
Fitted box style coats in navy black red brown blue beige
Ia
Evening star., 1942-07-30

2O6-S5.95 Striped Seersuckss Drsssss-$2o8
Cool cotton tailored collar back End oeod
skirt buttoned AL the belt Red bus II
to
Evening star., 1942-07-30

2o-Women's S2o.75 Dress and Cosuol Coots-Sl4.88
Fitted box styles black blue wool
Casuss mixtures beige, blue sreen
80 to a.; 35d 43h.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

l0o-$295 and $3o5 Summer Strow Hots-$l45
Bonnes brons Sailors calots big wits natural
nut sraws and bEaid also black head
Evening star., 1942-07-30

SPRING AND SUMMER COATS-Third Floor
6-Women $6s75 Coats-Forstmann and imported
tweeds collars blue beige; 49,
3-Women $5s75 Dresy Coats beige fitted coats
with ucking &c. 49, trapuno embroidered wool
3-Womens $4975 black Forstmann
Juard with uckng embroidery ntted and
styles 331, SO, S24SS
s-Womens styles
twil beige blue; 36 3S 10
kWomens S35 Coats-reefers brown, blue
wooens; 33a 371a, 411a
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Conditions of Sale
Hdlf.Price Day Merchandise

Merchandise charged MUST be put on July bills
Hofp price merchandise cannot be held for any reoso
No Returns, No Exchanges, No Credits and No Refund
50 please buy carefully and do not buy for others
Please toke purchases with you charge will be n
for gift boxes. No molI ORDERS No telephone orders
c. O. D's.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
]EckwEAR, plckEYs. sELTs-s,rset FIoe,

1000 Pcs.-$l Neckweor-50c
Cotton orsandies
neckns yoke vestees attractive variations
White, pink, blue and assorted prints.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
BUDGET DREssEs-Fourth Floor

Juniors S7.95 Summer Dresses-S398
One and two piece frocks hannes
Jerseys pastel prints black white beige
blue. to is.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
I2iA.2o s .Sttsst

udre
dh
ods
pmokeF 0 Heenic
should be but twill conditions!
Oto6P
Evening star., 1942-07-30

MlLLlNERY-Street Floor
A0-S5 brms sailors bonnets: mostly sraws
few felts; black brown, navy------------- 8
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Toxic Raiders Called
Advance Sample Of
Bomber Personnel
Second Air Force Head
Says Thousands of Crews
Con Do Equal Job
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, May 28.-For
the discomfort of the enemy-Ber-
lin, Rome, Tokio-Maj. Gen. Rob-
ert Olds said today the personnel of
the Doolittle mission which bombed
Japan was lust an advance sample"
of what all the thousands of bomber
crews being developed in the United
States will be able to do.
Units graduating from the I'd Air
Force" he said Gen. Olds never re-
fers to bomber work as of pilot. or
gunners or individuals, but of units
and teams), will be trained in their
routine procedure so that any given
entire squadron can be given a mis-
sion to bomb Toxic or Berlin and do
just as good a job as the advance
group of select volunteers under
Gen. DooIttle did"
Inspection Completed.
Gen. Olds. who took command Of
the I'd Air Force only II days ago,
has completed detailed inspection of
the worlds most far-flung advanced
bomber-training organization.
Two other points were stressed:
/. Trained pilots and crews will
be ready to handle all the bombers
it is possible to produce.
2. 1t takes time to build an air
force, and there is no substitute.
Aircraft of the Second Air Force
are being flown day and night,
bombs are being dropped and ma
chine guns fired the clock around;
navigators are learning in all kinds
of weather and under all conditions
to get their missions over their
targets, then safely back home.
The long-range bombers coming
off the American assembly lines now
are built with the precision of a
watch" Gen. Olds said. 1--WE expect,
and demand, that they be handled
with the same precision, in every
respect"
Crews Will Be Ready.
The ratio of training in the ad-
vanced base schools is about 80 per
cent practice and 10 per cent study.
Just how many trained units there
would be is, of course, a military
secret, but the general said there
would be plenty.
'LLets put it this way" he said:
TT has been announced publicly
that our heavy bomber production
is shortly to reach 500 month, and
will keep climbing.
For the Second Air Force alone,
let me say we have just one COM
ment to make:
Speed it up"
We'll have the crews waiting to
take them away"
Evening star., 1942-05-28
IA Mems Original
l.5O AND 200
FANOUS-MAKE
SILK KNIT TIES
l.l9

Made by Of this countrys best known makers. All
silk crochet knts in solid coors and neat stripes Regular
and Jacquard weoves.
9Th. Hecht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE, Main Floor)
I4s Mems original 3se Gorter-Top Hose. LisIes and
oyons ostex yarn tops Good assortment of potterns
Sizes 10 to
66 Mems Union Suits No buttons to pop off. Mode OF
CeIonese cotton Sizes 36 and 38 ony---49e
Long Drowen Mostly small sizes 44e
2e Mems original 300 ond $3.50 Fomou. Moke Pa-
omos. Summer and yeor around weights. Holf sleeves
with short or Iona legs. Sizes ond 80
4S Mems Summer, Spun-Royon Robes. Foulord patterns
and stripes in blue Small, medium loree
sizes 2.99
CThs Hecht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE, Main Floor3
Evening star., 1942-05-28

GIFT PREVEWCorcoran Thorn Qef president of the Amer
Security Trust Co., pictured last night the dinner of the
District Bankers Association the Mayower shows
gold watch to T. Stanley Holland retiring association pesi
dent just before the dinner Mr. Holland later received the
watch from Mr. Thorn recognition of his work for the
tion during the year. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
24O Mems Orieinal
I.89 FINE SHIRTS
l.27
24O Mems Original

Reduced because they're slightly mussed ond soed from
handling but they'll tub like new in jffy. Tub-fost
broodcloths and modroses in regular collors
wrnke-free collars, spreod and California long point
collars. All sonfozed- -shrunk, less thon % fobric
shrinkoee. Sizes Ia to II in the group
(The Hecht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE. FoorJ
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Family Dinner Closes
3-Day Session Of
District Bankers
High Light Of Evening
Provided in List of
Sports Prize Winners

Turning away from bafling bank
ing problems brought on by the
World War more than ATS members
of the District Bankers Association
and guests ended a three-day con-
vention with the family dinner"
last night at the Mayflower Hotel.
The financiers concluded their busi-
ness sessions earlier In the day at
the Columbia Country Club.
T. Stanley Holland, retiring presi-
dent, presided at the most largely
attended dinner the association ever
held. At the head table were pres
ent and former officials of the
association, as well as leaders IN
Government finance.
During the evening Mr.. Holland
was presented q gold watch by
Corcoran Thorn, president of the
American Security & Trust Co., in
appreciation of his work for the
association during the year.
Reception Precedes Dinner.
Officers elected at yesterdays
business session gave reception be-
fore the dinner. The Bankers
Quartet" made up Of Roger j.
Whiteford as master of ceremonies,
Wilmer j. Waller, Lawrence Clay
ton and George A. Myers, sang.
Dancing and several professional
numbers completed the entertain
ment, arranged by Francis E. Robey
and corps of assistants.
One Of the headline features OF
the program was announcement OF
the winners of the sports prizes
following three afternoons of lively
competition. W. T. Vandoren,
sports chairman, made the awards.
The Richard Hatton Golf Cup
was won by James Med. Shea; Sec
ond prize went to w. H. Pardoe;
third prize to E. H. McLachlen.
Charles H. Doing captured the
I. A. Fleming Cup, with Robert v.
Fleming taking second prize and
Wilmer j. Waller, third.
The Wright Golf Cup, Barnum L.
Cotton; second, Bernard L. Amiss;
third, L. P. McLachlen.
Francis Kane, the Hibbs Cup, with
A. H. Wilson second and S. William
Miller, third.
The Karl Corby Cup was won by
Archie McLachlen, with J. Robert
Sherwood second and William p.
Folger, third.
Winner of the L. P. McLachlen
Cup was Thomas Butts; second,
Preston Delano, controller of the
Currency; third, j. o. Brott.
Shannon Cup to G. A. Berry;
second, George M. Ferris; third,
William E. Davis.
Many of the second and third
prizes consisted of War savings
stamps.
Mrs. Norman B. Frost was awarded
the Eleanor Patterson Cup, with
Mrs. Harry j. Kane. jr., taking sec
ond place. The ladies putting con-
test was won by Mrs. Howard P.
Foley; Mrs. John Dolph. second,
and Mrs. Edison B. Olds, third.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Drastically Reduced From
Their Original Prices!
Sheldon Au.WOOl
YeaT.-ArOund Suits
$3.50

Worsteds, Tweeds and Twists in neot pottens and dark
shodes Regulars lbs, -36, 3-3S 8-3e, TAO, 5-42,
2-46. 248; Shorts 335, 536, 6-37, 1913 3-3o, 440.
1912; Longs 2-46; Long Stouts LA, Las.
C1ne Hecht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE. Second vloorJ
Mems Sheldon AI-WooI Worsted Suits s---------2675
3-3o l-4o las 2-48; Shorts 3-37 4-3e 3-42; Stouts
Mons Sheldon "cyriI Johnson" Covert Topeoot-
Olive-ton shade in size 38 short.
Mons Fomous Make Knitted Fobre Topeoot- ,---2I75
Size 40 long.
Mems Sheldon koturoI Ton Topeoats-
Regulars 1-37, 2-38
Mems Society Brond Hoir-bend Fleece Topeoas
Shorts 2-36 Longs 1-3e. l-46
Mems Society Brond 3:pe. TropieoI Twist Suits -3475
Regular 49, Short -42; Longs l-39, lao, l-42 1-44,
l-46; Stout "A; Short Stout l-44.
Mems Fomous Make Gobordine Suits ---------2 2475
Regulars lbs, 1-36 Las; Short l-44; Stout 40
Mems Society Brond Gobordne Suits
Regular AZ; Long 40.
Mems Sheldon White Gobordine Suits ----------2475
Regulars l-36, I-38, LA; Short l-38; Longs l-37,
2-38 3-3e, 2-4O 1-42, LA.
Mems Fomous Make White TropieoI wonted Suits, 2475
Regular l-3e Shorts 1-5e. f-37; Longs lao. 2-42,
la
Mems White Aeetote- -Royon Suits uits----------l575
Shorts l37, 1-38, l4o Longs l37, l42; Stouts 40,
l-42
Regulars SO, I-37, 2-38; Short l-38
Mems Fomous Make White TropieoI Worsted Tuxedo
Short 81 Longs l-38. l-4O.
9TH. Hecht Co.. STORE, Second FloorJ
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Is Mems Original
7.99 SPORTY
CASUAL JACKETS
3.44

Smart looking for your off-duy hours Button and zip
er fronts. Plain tons and browns Also two-tones in
blue -ond-conoy and blue green All properly lobeed
os to wool content. Small, medium and large sizes
IS Mems orisnoI $7e5 Imported Wool Sleeveless Sweet
ers. Slightly soiIed and mussed from handling. White
canary in medium and large sizes 90
Slightly soed, sizes %. 40 and AZ ony-------$l.zs
rhe Hecht Co.'S MODERN MANS STORE. Floor)
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Reports Show Successes.

Final reports at yesterdays bust
ness session were made by Donald
w. Larson, association secretary,
and Albert S. Galley, treasurer for
three decades Mr.. Larson's report
revealed successful year and Mr..
Gatley's showed finances in tiptop
condition.
The resolutions pledged the bank
ers of Washington to make every
possible sacrifice to help bring VIC
tory in the shortest possible time.
The bankers promise to encourage
thrift and discourage spending; to
push vigorously the sale of War
bonds, stamps and tax anticipation
notes; to buy Treasury issues suit
able for banks; to help maintain a
broad market for Government Sc
curities, and to help finance war
industries and operations.
A. Scott Offutt, now first vice
president, presided at the closing
business session, and Thomas j..
Groom took charge of the meeting
of the members of the American
Bankers Association.
The guest list at last nights din
ner follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
Portuguese
Continued From First Page.)

the United States, DR.. Joao An
tonic de Bianchi.
Il have been commissioned by my
government" he told reporters ito
tender to the President the reply
Of Gen. Carmona to his very friendly
message on the occasion of Ameri-
can troops going into French North
Africa"
To question whether his refer
ence to a very friendly message was
significant of the tenor Of the reply,
the Minister responded, smilingly:
Draw your own conclusions. and
maybe my expression has something
to do with it,
In his message to Gen. Carmona,
Mr. Roosevelt had referred to long
and friendly relations between the
two countries and explained why
an American Army had entered
North Africa. He said this was done
only to forestaH occupation OF the
area by the Axis nations.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he realized that
Portugal desired above all else to
avoid the horrors and devastation
of war" and gave his solemn
assurance that your country should
have no fear Of the motives Of the
United Nations"
The Portuguese Minister was
added to the Presidents regular
engagement list fof the day some
time after 1t was issued.