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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Government Files Suii
Against 4D T.. Banks
To Recover $4,000
Claims Treasury Paid
Thot Amount on Checks
Forged by Hedges

The Federal Government today
in District Court filed suit
against four local banks to re-
cover more than $40, 900 allegedly
paid by the Treasury on checks
bearing the Endorsements of the
banks. The banks had guaran-
teed prior Endorsements which
were forgeries, the Government
alleges.
Defendants In the suits are the
National Metropolitan Bank, the
Columbia National Bank, the Ana
costa Bank and the Hamilton Ma
ttonal Bank.
According to Bernard J. Long, as
sistant United States attorney, who
filed the suit on behalf Of the
Treasury, among the check indorse-
ments guaranteed by the banks were
signatures forged by Samuel N.
Hedges, former superintendent Of
the painting and decorating shop
OF the Senate Once Building, who
Is now serving 20 months to five
years for forgery. He was sentenced
March q. les1 after pleading guilty
n the chat1es. 80
Jueglsd Psyrells.
Loo Ald 9gedges Wes en-
D9D4 ri tn senate Once Building
Tor n Years betore J,lpe I. 1911, date
q bis, arrest. According 10 = ri. .
nSa1 T8na1nRs v,.e<1>I.& - 800 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Joint Congress Session
With Roosevelt Urged

BS the Ao6oc1At60 EJeee. 80
An executive, joint session Of Com
gress to give President Roosevelt IN
opportunity to give such informa-
ton concerning his visit to tho
(African) battlefront - he deems
pertinent and consistent with our
war program" was suggested today
by Representative Kennedy. Dem.
ocrat, Of New York.
The New Yorker suggested In .
letter to Speaker Rayburn that
Washington's birthday might be the
most appropriate day." and asked
that the Speaker and Vice President
Wallace confer and arrange the ses-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
E;lim-FIam Accusation
Leads 10 Arrest Of
Gas Dealer Here
Victim Of Money Press
Swindle Foces Charges
Of Rotion Violations

Starting out with a complaint
to police Saturday that he had
been m-nammed out of $500,
James D. Price, 81, gasoline sta
ton operator Of 1743 Thirteenth
street Sc, ended up today before
United States Commissioner
Needham G. Turnage, charged
With the Illegal possession OF
easoliue ration ooussotas.
According to police, 1Gf. Price was
comforting with them today ON his
charxe INST he i14d been fitm-
flAninlsd ~ two nen who were go
Ing 70 seil him Z Incorporating
press when he admitted buying
gasoline ration coupons equaling
$3.50 gallons Of gasoline for 800.
Mr.. Price told police he used the
ration coupons to buy 400 gallons
u gasoline. they said. He was then
booked 1t headquarters on charge
Of Illegal possession Of gasoline cou-
pons.
AAC BASU041C aOC&kCA RASA0~ 1lOs
guilty when arraigned before Com
missioner T,lrnage. His bond was
set at $1,000, and the commissioner
said = hearing WIN be held on
March 3.
Price went to the police Saturday
seeking recovery Of $500. which he
said two men induced him to pay
for . money making machine in 4
downtown hotel. He reported that
one Of the men disappeared from
the hotel and two fake policemen
arrested the second man and took
him away. s&
He told police he then left the
room and took the press home with
him. He said he had ssen the men
put money into the press, but when
he opened It ut home It contained
only two IS bills. He told police
he reported to them Immediately
afterward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Lehiqh Grid Couch Dies

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Feb. 2 (R.-
George w. Hoban, head football
coach at Lehigh University and
widely known In Eastern intercol-
. legiate circles rs an oncial. was
fatally stricken by heart attack
today IS he drove his automobile
along a Bethlehem street. "A Le-
high graduate, he was named coach
last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Roosevelt Near Tears
As He Sees Yonks
Soon to Be in Battle

Asked his impression Of the
American troops he saw In
North Africa, President Roose-
welt said at his press conference
today that they, were magnifi-
cent, adding that he felt close
to having tears in his eyes when
he reviewed them because he
realized they were headed for
the front soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Treasury Urges.
Withho|dineTax
Of Upper Cent
Ruml Plan to Omit
AZ Levies Opposed
At House Hearing
BULLETIN.

~ WWCI ECOCIAA ulCOINS YAK
rate, Offset by = higher Vic
tory tax rate Is q possibility"
Randolph +. Paul, general
counsel for the Treasury, tes-
tined this afternoon before
the House Ways and Means
Committee. Such q change,
however, he said, would re-
suit In 4 loss In revenue be-
cause the victory tax has as
Its only source the income of
= WAge Garner.
y tn Associated Press.
Enactment of pay-as-you-go
tax legiaiation to provide 4 10
per cent withholding tax, after
deductions, for millions Of Amer
aca's income tax payers was
urged today by the Treasury. It
datly opposed the Ruml plan to
skip one year Of tax liability to
make income payments current.
Treasury ofhcials said the pro-
Oesa neW levy would &c IN addition
20 tns ? PEI cent Victory Tax. now
Ieant M!Innelo from pay checks.
Inst would make the total Federal
Withholding tax ~ per cent after
Deductions, with . portion Of the
Victory kvy being Get aside for post
var refuhd unless used by the tax
MAYER for certain na,runsAs II 4I.a
md a. each t:x ~. ~. pose' - 'ne
Randnlnh = p:u1 r~..~,,-~ -.
eral co,,nse, .tr.s..d 49, $500
No. AZ nrnmnt sctscr :. =. IN
the rsos,se VIZ. .rS ~, =. Msu
mittee that : is per cent vithhold-
ing tax, equivalent to the lew nro-
vlded for b. the normal per cent
incou1e tax plus the Is per cent SUR
tax tats On t2ls nsst bracket. vould
sllnpasy the calection problem and
- =. ). ~ s. pelon0e.
d ll s ~ y - 80 4rst bsecet
~ Ss h. ). 49, 1lss' n |. y - nl
~ \. g \ efteT 80
= - -
Start ~ duly 1 VfYed.
N. paul said sst,.A aa,,,rns.oeed vssfh.
hoa6inr rSf6 r,6s,10 dsar5 f;fIlv ere
reI,t 4, tlsei, ss,s.S.,I f.v rs1va. 80.
. l.os,t "a - c1,rt cfatES kSt,-.stsss
= ~ - stsatsS s, $3.50 g ~ -
that Corr proyide Tor 6e{er-
nent Of 1917 tax liabilities durinx
he period q transition 10 the new
system.
Mr n.ui fila II. ror,.,,t... ~.
sna,,e1,rstinn n the rc,,ertss,,, -
81 srrrre sv.tnr, s;.shos,,6 cs,.+s,,,r,
nnk heoin Ssfey fh.r I,,lr ! rs7ts.;.
v~ar~ - y $3.50
...
Oppoans lne p1oposal q Aeafos-
.sy Numl. NeW xosk BANKER. 9 put
tssApysN OH c1 ~! :. pyyaent
~ dol9ying Al 1S0 sAxes,
NJ. fAW ealo. .N,
In the light Of the revefue needs
Of the Government and the equit-
able distxtbuticn. Of thu tar burden
complete forgiveness seems veFy ,la-
desisahae. Complete doubling up
lpayments OF two years taxes In
one) would undoubtedly be- too
harsh Tor some Taxpayers. Accord
1ngV, deferment Of payment OF
taxesl Tor the transition' year - the
extent necessary %: relieve such
nosnlps appears % oe deslraole. !"
41VotB Seine RofgSVe0DoS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02

A20 STRAFES JAP PLANES-Ths dramatic aerial photograph
made from United States Army Air Force plane flying
hundred feet above ground at Lac New Guinea
skmmng road in strang attack Jap planes It has Just
passed disabled enemy bomber the tree at the
right lies Jap Zero which fly again Another Zero
lies at the edges OF the clearing arrow upper right and
more enemy planes be the arrows
-Odicia Army Air Corps Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02

tSee ICC. Page 2-X.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02
Weather Report

~. latner cold tonight, with tempera-
ture near 2o. Temperatures today-Hirhest
81, At s:45 pm: lowest, 20, at $40 am. Full re-
port on page ALA. N''
Frel oil consumption should be "A n.r can't
ol sio1ment TOT period ending February )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02

CONTINUED on Page TX, Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-02

tSee COMMONS, Page 2-xD
Evening star., 1943-08-19
CLEARANCE
OF LAMPS

IL Originally 6.95 Maple
Bridge Lamp Bases, sold as
Is -----------------.---4.SS
20 Originally 1.29 Spot beam
Bed Lamps, bronze and ivory
color. Sold as is- 99c
is Originally. CSC Parch-
mentized Shades for floor
lamps. Sold as 29c
20 Originally soc Parch-
mentized Pleated Shades for
boudoir lamps. Sold as Is 25c
J Originally 1.s5 Boudoir
Lamp Shades with fiounced
ruching trim. Sold as is loo
20 Originally $50 Silk (rayon
lined) Shades for Boudoir
Lamps. Round and square
styles. Sold as is.--7sc is
] Originally 1895 Ruby-and-
Crystal Table Lamp. Sold
rs Is 500
is Originally 5.95 Pottery
Table Lamps. Sold as is 4.49
10 Originally SOC Cotton
Shade Covers for Boudoir
3 Originally 89c Cotton
Shade Covers for bridge
lamps -----------50 SOC
lamps. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht co..
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Orig. SIC
TOTS SEPA-
RATE PANTS
38c

Cotton pants to button on
to a separate shirt. Broken
sizes in the group and 4 good
range Of colors.
s Originally 1898 Girls
Pastel Plaid Coats in sizes
4 to 6.---8.S 8.S8
3 Originally 1898 Girls
Tweed Coats, sizes 6 and 8.
plainly labeled as to wool
content -- 6.88
2 Originally 1898 Toddlers'
Coats in size !. One checked.
one navy 6.S8
! Originally 5.ss Boys Brown
Coat, size 6 - 2.88
20 Orig. 2.25 2-pc. Play Suits.
Overalls and striped jacket.
Sizes 3 to 6---.S9 $50
36 Originally 1.3S and 1.25
Boys Jackets. Plaids and
solid colors In sizes 3 to 6 78c
IL Originally Sc Striped
Multi-colored Polo Shirts,
size 1 only --------.3S 3Sc
20 Originally 75c Nursery
Plaques for baby's room Soc
tInfants, Air-Cooled Second
Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-19
: Originally 1890
DYED SKUNK
SWAGGERS
1880

Rich, full-bodied skins, warm
and glossy in graceful swag-
ger style. sise Il and Is.
1 Originally 14s.es black
dyed Cross Persian swaggcr.
Size 15----1---85.ee 90
1 Originally 1os.ea Black
dyed Coney Swasgers. Siss
2 Originally 1890 Black
dyed Poney-fitted Goats. Size
II and 16--------S5.W
1 Originally 1880 Black.
dyed Persian Paw Swagger.
Size 16---------4----10o.oo
i Originally 1890 Mink
blended Southern Muskrat.
Size 11-----115.oe
l Originally 1890 Brown
dyed Chekiang Carscul Lamb
Stroller. Size 14-----140.e0
/ Originally 1Ss.oe Natural
tipped Skunk SwaSger. Size
IL -----z--------159.0o
1 Originally 22S.ee Black
dyed PersiAn Lamb Swaxger.
Size 14--------175.0o
(Furs, Air-eooled 3rd Floor. Z
St. Building. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1943-08-19
PAINTS

33 Originally 2.s8 Rexol
Gloss Enamel, washable fin
ish for interior walls and
woodwork. White and ivory.
2.29 gal.
IL Originally 500 Monad
Floor Varnish, for floors and
trim. Quick drying, 3.49 gal.
FL Originally 2.25 Timers
Red Metallic Roof Paint,
1.7S gal.
l9 Originally $50 Art-GIo
First Grade House Paint, for
all outside painting purposes.
3 colors s----.z.S8 gal.
Is Originally ass Article
Floor and Deck Enamel. For
wood or cement surfaces. s
colors ---------2.SS gal.
paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-19
CLEARANCE OF
GIFT SHOP
ITEMS

l Originally 500 Silver
plated Pitcher with gadroon
border. Damaged. Sold as
! Originally 4.9s Silver
plated Coffee Pot. Damaged.
Sold as is--I. I.S9
/ Originally 4.99 Silver
plated Tray. Damaged. Sold
as 2.99
l Originally 3.s5 Silver
plated Well-and- Tree Plat
ter. Sold as Is l.95
l Originally 4.9s Silver
plated Gravy Boat. Sold as
Is -----2.99
l Originally SOC Sterling
Silver Compete. Sold as
10 -------------- S.OO
4 Originally 3.s9 Silver
plated Creamer. Sold as
5 Originally 2.99 Silver
plated Sugars I.5s
; Originally 500 Sterling
Silver Candlesticks -l.59
2 Originally $50 Hand
painted Corner Shelves $50
3 Originally 500 Soda Kings.
Sold as is-2 zoo
l Originally 500 Wooden
Corner Shelf. Sold as is, LIS
2 Originally 500 Crystal Tif-
fin Vases " 800
Many Other Gift Items-
slightly damaged-h to "A
on.
An Silver Subject TO I0la
Federal Tar
Gift Shop, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co..
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A Originally Is5
COVERALLS
l.95

The practical, attractive cos
tune that women all ov@
America have practically
made their working uniform.
In . variety Of colors. Sizes
9 to Is.
1 Originally 4.S5 Uniform.
White sharkskin. Size a..
1.S5
5 Originally 3.5s Butler
Coats. White. Sizes "a and
A ---1.S5
l Originally 40 Uniform.
White poplin. Size 40---1.s5
3 Originally 2.5e Uniforms.
Broken sizes for misses. 1.SS
3 Originally see Uniforms.
Cottons. Broken sizes II to
, Originally zoe Uniforms.
Cottons. Size a lib
FL Originally 2.S9 Smocks.
Black and prints. Sizes II
to 16 -1.S9
) Originally 1.S9 Smocks,
1.5S
Uniforms. Air-cooled 3rd Floor.
? 6t. Building. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1943-08-19
CLEARANCE OF
DRAPERY AND
UPHOLSTERY
FABRICS
LOO ya.

Printed cretonne pieces
rayon faille--cotton texture
fabrics. All 48-inches wide,
from 3 to lloyd. lengths
alike.
, Originally 8.9S Boudoir
Mirror Table Tops, 34x16-
inch size. Sold as is----3.98
; Originally 9.98 Rayon- and
Cotton DamaSk Drapes, sat
cen lined, 2s4 -yds. long 5.9S
. Originally 7.9S Custom
made Venetian Blinds, 30
inches wide, with 50-inch
drop. Ivory color or--4.9S
4 Slat Shades, Green. One
b.4x6-ft, one 5x6-ft., two
lx7-ft. 2.98
lYard Goods, Drapes. Sixth
Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Originally 3.sS
FIBRE TRASH
CONTAINERS
2.08

Heavy fibre containers for
outside use. 20-gallon ca
pacity-with tight fitting
cover and handles.
50 Originally 3sc TO 1888
Homeware Items, all sold as
Is. Including medicine cabi-
nets. cutlery sets. garbage
cans. garden stakes, enamel
ware, etc -lsc 70 S.Ss
(Housefurnishinss, Seventh
12ooxs The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1943-08-19
BS Boys Orig. LIS
SPORTS
SHIRTS
LOO

Cool tan, blue or green cot
ton sports shirts in herring
bone pattern. Inner-outer
type that can be worn either
way. Sizes 4 to 10.
IL Originally 1.5S Jr. Boys
Cotton Twill Wash Stacks,
sizes 6 to 10 -- CSC
III Originally 2.S9 Jr. Boys
Cotton Gabardine Wash
Stacks in sizes 6 to a. 1.S4
1o3 Originally 79c Jr. Boys
Knit Polo Shirts In sizes 4
to 6------4 8 48s
1913 Originally 100 Jr. Boys
Knit Polo Shirts in sizes 10
and II - 68e
10 Originally 1.19 Jr. Boys
Cotton Striped Overalls.
Sizes 1 to 8- $50
tBoys. Air-Cooled Second
Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Boys Orig. I.39 to I.ss
WASH STACKS
88c

Mostly dark colored Al
though some white and
khaki are included. Well
tailored. Sizes 8 to 18 in the
group.
3 Originally 1928 Full Dress
Suits in sizes "a, IS, 42-1s.S5
l Originally 25.eo Double
breasted Tuxedo in size
81 -1 1888
3 Originally 22.5o Light
Brown Topcoats in sizes 80
and 40 0--lz.88
l Originally 1898 Light Tan
Reversible Rain -Topcoat in
size SO 4.88
81 Originally 2.S5 Slack Sets
in brown, blue or green.
Mostly size 10, . few sizes
8 to 12- 1.SS
VARSITY Shop, Air Cooled
Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Mis-, Tees O1f. ,T
SHEER
BEIBERG
DRESSES
4.00

just . IN tls lot, Cool and
cut, to enhance . Mis- Teens
figure. Sizes 10 10 10 in the
group.
l. Originally a.Ss Mis- Tssn,s
Summer Hats ----------3Ss !.
- Originally So FlswsEs for
your hair ------------a a5s
10 Originally 3.ss Miss Teen
Summer Skirts, sises a TO-
80 ------------T ---T-------A.1w
10 Originally 2.sS Miss Teen
Cotton Sports Vests, sizes .
to is S-------------1.1S
Is Originally 7.ss Miss Teen
Summer Dresses, sizes 10 to
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8 Originally SIS Mis- Teen
Pinafores sf SUN Rayen.
Sizes II and 16--1.Se
I Originally 1s.S5 Mis- Teen
Spring Csats, size is only S.Sy
10 Originally 2.ss Mis- Teen
White GAbardins Stacks,
size 10 ---1.SS
iMiss Teen Shop, Air Cooled
Second Floor, The Hscht Col
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Orig. SIS
FIRST AID
KITS FOR THE
HOME
ESQ

All the essentials for first
aid should be kept in every
home.
1 Orig. see Chin-ep Throat
. and Neck Cream 1.5e
Is Orig. 3.es Chin-ep Throat
and Neck Cream m---1.00
I Orig. 3.75 Should II" Co
logne Ice
7 Orig. 2.ee First Aid Kits
soc
. Orig. 7Sc Jergens Cream
Soc
I Orig. l.Se Bath Sets see
Toilst triss.-Street Floor. The
Hseht %.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Oris. AS to fJS
SEERSUCKER
SUITS
2.79

142 In the group. Trim little
plaid or checked Ape. seer
sucker suits in sizes II to IL.
6s Orig. zee Beanies Of
straw. Colors galore ---Ssc
1875 Orig. 2.25 and 2.sS
Tailored Rayon Crepe
Blouses with long or short
sleeves. Some irregulars-
White and pastels in sizes
81 to 80 in the group 1.ss
Is Originally 2.Ss Printed
Cotton Skirts. Sizes ~ to
Neckvear and Spcrtswear-Nr-
Cooled Street Floor. The Hscht
d
Evening star., 1943-08-19
! Originally DU
MISSES
NEGLIGEES
l6.00

GlAmorouH rayon sheer neg
ligees with . rose floral pat
ter on . white ground.
Trimmed with beautiful lace.
sises II, 1s and IL.
1 Originally 13.SS Organdy
Negiigees, trimmed with lace.
Sine 16---------S.SS
! Originally 1888 T1swered
Rayen Crepe Housecoats.
Size 12-----------le.99
1 Originally 1850 Rayen Jsr-
sey Printed Hostess Gown.
Size 12------------1e.9S
1 Originally 1888 Rayon
Crepe Housecoat. Size IL.
1s.Ss
NeEligees, Air Cooled 3rd Floor.
? st. Building, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Orig. 2.2S
CAPE AND
SUEDE GLOVES
39c

Women's smart suede and
capeskin gloves that have
been soiled from handling.
Sizes naturally are broken
and all are sold las is"
Is prs. Orig. 100. String
and Hand Crocheted Gloves
in broken sizes s--10c
Gloves-Air-Cooled Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
MsSs Orif. he ssl 2Se
HANDKER.
CHIEFS
l3e

All white cotton Or white
with colored woven borders.
Get . good supply for the
boy going back to school.
dandkerchiefs-Air. .0oole
Street Floor. The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
10 Originally $500 TO 35.0t
THRIFT FUR
COATS
74.88
tIss 1870 tax

Beautifully dyed and blended
coney in coats designed for
style and warmth. Beaver
dyed, seal-dyed and amber
dyed. Persian paw and Che
kiang lamb. All are nicely
lined. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
II Originally 5000 to $500
THRIFT FUR
COATS
44.88
tias l0% tar

Seal dyed eoney, beaver dyed
coney, persian paw and cara
cul paw Rich, beautiful
skins to give warmth for
more than one season. Misses
sizes only.
Thrift rur., Air.Sool.d Third
Floor, ? st. Building. Tbs
Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-19
CAIIrsxs Ors. ~
PLAY
SHOES
l.66

Made with sturdy
canvas uppers and
syn t h etic soles.
Red, blue and white
in broken sizes from
S1z to 5.
II Orig. - and IS Jr.
Miss r We r ened
Pumps and Moccasins
in broken sizes from
"A to e----------1.S5
(Children's Shoes. Air.
Cooled second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-19

81 Originally $50 Play Suits
with skirts and blouses.
Blouses are shirtwaist type
and skirts are button front
dirndl style. Spun rayon.
Sizes IL to 16---4.79
- Originally 1.s5 Pleated
shorts to match the play
suit. Red. brown and blue
backgrounds with white
print. Sizes II to Is in the
group
1H Originally 3.s5 cotton
print Play Suits. Two-piece
style with button front fared
skirts and Shirtwaist style
blouses. Sizes IL to 16- 3.3s
1e4 Originally liz Match
ing Shorts in blue, aqua. red
backgrounds with white print.
Sizes II to 16---6Sc
l5e Originally 2.75 Checked
Gingham Pinafores with ad-
Unstable backs and square
necks. Dirndl skirt and ruf-
fed sleeve. Red, blue, brown
and navy. Sizes II to is in
the group ----2.2S
tSport shop. Air-Cooled Third
FLOOR, , et. Building. The
Hseht Oo.)
Evening star., 1943-08-19
100 Originally jJ5 to SSS
SLACK SETS
2.69

Beautiful slack sets to wear
on the terrace, around the
house or on your vacation.
Tailored and novelty styles.
Over or under jackets in
solids and tvo-tone combi-
nations. RAyon or cotton
seersuckers. Aqua, brown,
red, green and navy. Sizes
IL to 40 in the group.
~ Originally s.sS to S.s5
Stacks In Rayen. Pleated
front and side button clos
ings. Dark shades. Broken
sizes II to IL in the group.
3.4s
- Originally ass and 5.S5
Rayon Stacks. Light blue or
yellow. Broken sizes IL to IL
in the sroup---2.4
~ Originally 4.S5 Cotton
Jumperalls with two large
pockets and . front closing.
Navy or brown, SizeS u
to 20 2.l9
30 Originally 3.s5 Coveralls
in Faded Blue Denim. Two
large pockets with button
closing. Sizes II to 20 -3.4s
10 Originally sos to 1888
Slack Sets in Rayon Shan
tung, Cotton Gabardine and
Spun Rayon. Solids and two
tones. Short sleeved over
jackets. Red. green, gold,
aqua, brown and blue in the
group. Sizes IL to 1S--S.S8
Sports Shop. Air Cooled
3rd Floor, r st. Building,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

&OOV
Colorful little rayon
faille toppers to toss
over your summer
dresses - even your
slacks. Pastel blue,
maize, vanilla beige
and brown. Size II
to IL.
: Originally 14.S5 ALL
Wool Plaid Box Coats.
Size IA --------5.00
! Originally s.8S Duco
Dot Summer Suits in
red, green. Broken
sizes ----S.eo
Is Originally 14.s5 to
1898 Summer Suits in
tecca cloth, cavalry
twill, herringbone
weave. Some all wool,
OF ers rayon-And-
wool, properly labeled.
Broken sizes for misses,
SEQ
Thrift Goats and Suits.
Third Floor. p St. Bldg.,
The Hecht CO.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

81 Originally 3.3s Printed
Cotton Calico "Piayerina" to
be used as = bathing suit.
sun suit or play suit. Cir
cular skirt. Maroon, red and
blue prints. Sizes IL to 18
in the group---2.69
1so Originally z.s5 Cotton
Gabardine Shorts. Pleated
with side closing. White
only. Sizes IL to 18---2.29
21s Originally 1875 Cotton
Shorts, pleated with side
closing. White and brown.
Sizes II to Is in the
group -----------------1.39
Sports Shop. Air-Cooled
3rd Floor, = st. Building.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

Casual type and soft eossics to wear immediately
and later in the fall. Gnehoms and seersuekers!
Spun royon, royon Jersey and royon foile! One
and two piece styles! Checks, Poids, Prints, Polka
Dots Stripes and solid eoIors! Broken sizes u TO
AZ in the group.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
20 Originally 5.95 Sports
Dresses

One and two piece styles and jumpers in eottons
ond royons. Just the things you need for word
robe refresher Stripes and checks. Green, blue,
brown. Broken sizes Z to 8 in the group.
(spors Shop. Air-cool.d Third Floor. d. Building
The Hecht Col
l7O Originally 7.95 and
8.95 Dresses for Misses
and Women
6.88
Evening star., 1943-08-19
is Originally 22.ss to $500
BETTER COATS
l4.88

Chesterfields and boy coats.
etc. Navy. brown, kelly and
r. A. r. blue. Broken sizes
for misses and women.
; Originally 3s.S5 Onicers'
Goats in navy with chamois
button-in lining. Sizes IL
and 14-2 21.SS
1 Originally 1888 Fitted
Dressanaker Coat in rust.
Size 16--- 31.8S
I Originally 22.S5 Fitted
Dressmaker Coats in powder
blue. One size II and two
size 18- SIS
Better Coats. Air-cooled Third
Floor. Z st. Building. The Hecht
Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-19

peach and white. For girls
wearing sizes 8 to IA.
80 Originally Ice and LIS
Girls Cotton Striped Pole
Shirts 7sc 7sc
IL Originally 1s.s5 and 14.s5
Girls Spring Coats in broken
SlDeS --x.S5
s Originally 1.5S Girls One
piece Cotton Play Suits in
broken sizes es---7Sc
3 Originally 1.s9 Girls Rayon
Printed Dirndl Skirts, bro
ken sizes 1.3S
80 Originally 1.s9 Girls
White Gabardine Shorts,
sizes 8 to 14--------1.65
Is Originally 2.ss Girls Cot
ton Sports Slacks, broken
sizes 8 to 14-1.SS
zS Originally 1.S9 Girls Cot
ton Denim Stacks, broken
SIZES -l.zS
Is Originally 1.ss Girls Seer
sucker and Denim Sports
Shirts, broken sizes 1.25
8 Originally 1.65 Girls
Denim Sports Shirts, broken
Sizes LOO
3 Originally 4.S5 Girls 2-pc.
Play Suits, plaid top and
white shorts. Broken sizes,
2.45
81 Originally 1.1S Girls l-pc.
Rayon Bathing Suits, broken
5 Originally 2.ss Girls All
Wool Bathing Suits, sizes II
and Is ----1.69
(Girls, Cooled Second
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

A BEAUTIFUL selection of manufactur-
sr's display sample living room puHes,
under $50. Why pay bone prioey Terms.
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1861 ". VERNOR.
'oren evenings. except Tuesday and Wed.
a BEAUTIFUL eIi1 AxmsnseT Pug Blue
Lear. used 2 mOuths. S17. Mtchells.
1000 Grstiof.
A BEDROOM suite 3-pece. wHinW finish.
gum wood, shchily mRrred IN shipment
rs. terms. ALVIN PUN, 1881 West Fer
nor. open evenings except Tues. and Wed
A CHOICE selection ~ t-roou1 outfits. ilv.
ING rorm suites. bedroom suites dinettes
dininE room suites. chairs, ampe. rugs
springs mattresses Make M your own
outfit ., thr price ysu can afford Terms
Kent Co. lb4l1 Livernoia. Open eyenlnSa.