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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
By THOMAS NJ. JOHNSON
NEA Military Writer

Allied troops Landing IN SIC
lily may be welcomed by some OF
the people and, once established.
will be aided by all. Few If any
Sicilians will wage guerrilla
warfare against British or Am
orleans. The only foreigners for
whom SicilIan knives are out are
the German occupying troops
some Of whom have already
been found stabbed.
These and other tidings re
ceived from several sources pre-
sage victories in the secret war
TO encourage an Italian Fifth
Column TO welcome the Allies as
an army ef Liberation. Measures
are being intensified 10 soften
the Italian home front. Recent
" leading Ital4an Americans
who have been active against
Fascusm have reached Tunisia.
Thence they are contracting the
underground in Italy. first by ra-
Ado broadcast. The voice OF one
of their number already is fam
liar in Italy.
PROPAGANDfSTS BUSY
Also by sirplsne and sub
marine they will spread prop
uganda urging Italians to Dust
Mussolini and promising them
sympathetic treatment, food and
medical care. These also were
promised in the first broadcast
BY British labor leader Tom o.
Brien. Other Italian Americans
with special qualification and
training for confidential work
have lately flown 10 Africa.
Sicily is special objective
and with hope of success. The
Sicilians have always been, OF
all Italians, the most independ-
ent and were the last 10 sue
cumb 10 Fascisp. A hidden guer-
rills warfare against Mussollni
was continued by individuals
and groups including the secret
Malta. Certain elements are
said today 10 ne assisting Allied
intelligence services.
= Pro British sentiment in Sicily
is strong and il is believed that,
although the regular Italian
army would fight. British force
landing there would have an
excellent chance OF success, es-
pecislly if guided by courageous
Free Italians. Already some Vt
them have been dropped there
from parachute.
They may just possibly be
more numerous than expected,
FOX some of the thousands of
Italian prisoners taken in Africa
had democratic sympathies or
acquired them under re-educa-
ton. This presents difficulties.
for International Law forbids &C
tive propagandizing of /. ,soners
OF war. The British have thought
the best way was TO give their
Italian prisoners as much free
dom as possible to see for them
selves how much better way
OF life was democracy than Fas-
cism. and they report excellent
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

results. Some Italian prisoners
even bought British war bonds.
HOPE FOR DEMOCRACY
Our State Department is anxi-
ously debating how 10 handle
the thousands of Italians now
coming here. II is hoped a way
can be found. if not to enlist
them in a Free Italian army TO
fight the Germans, at least 10 re-
awaken their memories of Carl
baldi and Cavour. so that when
they return 10 Italy they will
support a democratic regime.
This is especially important
since word reaches here that the
considerable numbers OF Italian
prisoners taken on the eastern
front are being propagandized
by the Russians in the hope that
these Italians will return home
aggressive Communists.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

Free Italians here are cooper
ating fully with our State De
partment, believing its official
assurance that il will make no
deal with a Fascist in Italy. as
was done with Darlan in Africa.
Some believe that after the Fss-
cists are ousted, King Victor
Emmanuel of Crown Prince UNI
berto will be recognized as head
of democratic constitutional
monarchy.
The Fascists know this and
have purged 10000 party mem
bers in Italy, and the secret
police have just arrested more
than 1000 persons as alleged
anti-Fascists, including Austro-
Germans from the Tyrol. There
and in North Italy generally the
underground is strong, but it is
most dangerous today in Sicily.
which lies within such easy
reach OF Allied forces in the
Mediterranean.
SICHIANS DEPORTED
Hence the Fascists have been
deporting Sicilians. but many re-
main. Some, on dark nights.
have been knitting German fly
ers stationed on the island. 9th
ers have withdrawn 10 the
mountains whence, If invasion
comes, they will descend 10 as
sist an army of liberation by es-
pionage, sabotage and political
cooperation.
All this does not mean, how
ever, that an invasion of Sicily
will be a mere puShover. The is
land is far more defensible than
Psntelleris, and there will be
real fighting and real losses be
fore il falls.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

results. Some Italian prisonel
even bought British war bonds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Salvage Crews
Seek To Raise
Crashed Plane

ti:uUu. Feb. ?.--tNPD-Sal-
wage crews worked Li the bot
tom IL the 1dgus river today.
aitUIuptiug Ia lit The shattered
luik 81 the Yankee Clipper which
rrd.irri yesterday At the end OI Il
~ ht GTrm New SUIk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Indian Leader Grows
/ Progressively
VI. caner;' British
Faser Asks Release

New Delhi. Feb. 23-(APD-
N!"hdndi> X. Gamdhi. now i'm the
l'ih ii3s al his scheduled ?I-day
last ia protest against his dctcn-
t>iu hE British authorities. passed
u quiet day Yesterday and slept
several hours although he is
gro" INs progressively weaker"
a.. : trhrN from Poona said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Tax Measure:
To Senate
House Passes Bill
10 to 0; Calendar
Committee Appointed
In Upper Chamber

Raleigh. Feb. - Nf'--1hr
biennial revenue hlli wIe hrddrd
for the senate calendar today
after the hOusr. rrIrriin" another
attempt Ia reduce Inc ~LiC> iiN
rate from three Ia iva pcr coat.
passed The measure on iInIi read
ing no Ia u.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Red Army Bear " @sgEaI
OF War, Stain, DECLARES
Death TO German
Invaders Ordered
In Anniversary
Messa &c to Army

No>ru:,. ;'rh. P....-tfIp-yrr-
iniri in'ri ~IalIn. haiiim: t;u>-
Nia military forces on thrir
:5iil anniversary ~ AN army of
avengers" said today that lin
We" "i the ah>cn"" al Il second
'front.' III Europe the Red army
alone IL bearing the whole
weight Of the war" and ordered
Tight Ia 'hr death against the
German invaders. four million
nj whom he said the Russians
had killed in 20 months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Hard Battle
Still RACES
Near 'lhaIa
British and American
| anks and Infantry
Halt German Army
In Two Thrusts

%.I.@ '.H.n...'.. r %nrrn
Africa Nrp. -,-,AIy-ErI,.
i~h and Am .un r..n. mna IA.
ianjrH j" 81. hill. ..r.n Y, ,n.
i>''s-o .". ... u,l, -Iupp,I
Mar-na Ew.a R#.mH'. no.t
duu",.4- ..wt-. WITHIN ior.
mile, "I fMa.a .ojay. Wni., al.
!Ird troops @.iju strong Amru-
an ,rnf .:.. rrntuu .ac. n.-
"t'"r. toward ia, Wcsr in cen
ira. ! .ni~lu.
One % I'll" hItl".r~t battle. at
III, !HHl~idn war still r,,@'d near
lhIi.. >" 'uIic> nurtl 81 ia. rr
!Iir AID the gateway Ia thu Sra
logically luvi!rd trvn.apn,a pla-
ir.u near The iuui,iL:i. lI.riiAn
ir"rii"r. where British itlI,> and
American summers ,luhi,nrTiv
held OF dvNp,rI." nan attempts
{" gam the intiI rc.i junction
and crack a." a;.i"G trent.
Max .'H- $685. 'r t.. .uH. Ia.
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r....E,3 ......, a.u mobile a.u-
ran .ut" - ....pgu.- american the
'n ~" ".mo.Ha .a.d .t.r III, DlrDc.
stamina.
H"anyu .= e~uau.u. relay. ,.
American u.G...,. a.4 ..r'IrG pv
american ...i.-. This tolHmu latte yc-.
Day ...nrt "... '.....j b.. sally
..' a.',. -v..crn- . 'yga.drlrpIp
fHnn'. ". r.-...'.r. ..u lu.lu-
nitcd states twelfth air force
fighters and h"mhcrS attacked
the ka-~rrImr hutiicncck All dlv
Yesterday. participating in more
than 20 mis>iul>. Bn,tum irumb.
crS destroyed AT least >i\ n.yi
tanks and ten trucks and lett
many other vehicles blazing.
Whilc large formation of Light
ming fighters poured devastating
cannon IRE INTO trucks. guns and
troops trying 10 move forward
through The twisting valley 10
IrIHiurr" E"mm"f> >prIrhrdd>.
y ... u..-, near The zap al ..
'a- attacked s. 20 ....r.t .tu ot II T..
...- 'N.. '!"i n...yc.- U.r
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A.'...-. '., ...'... '.. ,.'fI,
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23
Secretary Knox Says
Every Available
Weapon Being Used
Against Sub Menace

Washington. irb. 2!2.-CNPp-
Inc Navy announced today the
sinking of Il German submarine
III he Atlantic nnd i Japanese
SUBMARINE IN The l'J'IiIr and
N"rrtLrN Xmas said thLt every
Available weapon j. hrine used
m hrin% the atlantic boat
nraarr under ,uuiIui.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-23

Continue. an Tase 'wo)
Evening star., 1943-06-24
GIRLS
CLOTHING

IS Originally 1.99 Girls Flo
raj Printed Dirndl Skirts
with lastex waists. Broken
sizes $50
S3 Originally 1895 and 11.9s
Girls Spring Coats and Suits
in broken sizes ~ 4.95
AZ Originally 14.95 and 1926
Girls Spring Coats and Suits
in broken sizes 6.95
5 Originally 7.95 Girls Rayon
Taffeta and Spun Rayon
Dresses in broken sizes 500
Originally 3.99 Girls Rayon
Taffeta Dresses I.95
Originally LOO Girls
WAAC Hats and Beanies, c9c
FL Originally 1.29 to 1.95
Girls Felt Hats, Beanies and
Handbags ---- 39c ca.
6 Originally l.95 and 2.95
Girls Hats, Bags and Bon
nets ------- 100 ca.
tGlrls' Clothing. Second Floor,
The HeCht Co
Evening star., 1943-06-24
BOYS
CLOTHING

88 Originally 1.29 Junior
Boys Cotton Pa jamas. Two
piece fancy pattern, Sizes 8
to IA ------------ SOC
IS Originally las Junior
Bows Two-Piece Cotton Pa
iamas. Fancy patterns. Sizes
8 to 14-------------1. ID 100
40 Originally $50 Junior
BOYS Western Style Light
weight SanfOrized Cotton
Slack Suits. Tan and blue.
Broken sizes 4 TO 10 2.99
9 Originally las Boys Cot
ton Sport Shirts. Short
sleeve lnner-outer model.
Sizes 18 and 20 SOC
IS Originally PAS and $50
BOYS Washable Novelty
Button-0n Suit. Excellent
for wear right nov. Broken
sizes 2 to l0----.--- 1.22
81 Originally $50 Bows
Husky Fancy Dress Shirts
for the stockv built. hard
to-fit boy. Broken sizes I3
to 14l2 ------------ SOC
IL Originally 1,65 Junior
Bows Sanforized WsSha BILE
Leisure Jackets. Blue and
green. Broken sizes 4 n
10 ------------------ soc
BOYS Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht CO.. D..
Evening star., 1943-06-24

monies in the colleges historic con-
servatory chapel.
She also will receive doctor OF laws
degrees on behalf Of her sisters,
Nine. w. H. Kung and Nine. Sun
Yat Sen, who also attended Wes-
leyan.
The university student body,
dressed in white, will serve as honor
guards for Wesleyan's illustrious
alumnae
The chapel, built in 1860, seats
only 300 and invitations to the con-
vocation have been limited to STU
dents, faculty and wives, Macon
Evening star., 1943-06-24

Fianna Fail would retain a slim ma.
jority In the Dali (Parliament) when
all returns from Tuesdays general
election are in.
Still incomplete returns this morn
ing showed the Fianna Fail-which
held II seats in the last Dail-had
thus far clinched AZ places.
The latest reports gave the Fine
Gael party l6 seats. Labor II, Farm
ers 4 and Independents 7.
In the counting to date. Fianna
Fail has lost five and gained one
seat, Fine Gael has lost six and
gained one. Labor has gained two
and the Farmers four.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Plaque at Dunbar High
Honors 4 Educators

A memorial plaque, with the
names of four prominent District
educators, was presented yesterday
by the class of 1923 of Dunbar High
School at the graduation exercises.
Those honored were:
j. G Wright, teacher of typing at
Dunbar, who Waged 25-year cam
paign for Scent carfare for school
children here; Neval H. Thomas.
history teacher. who sought in
creased funds for more school ia
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WOMEN'S
SPORTSWEAR

40 Originally 3.95 Rayon
Sheer Blouses. Long sleeved
in polka or plaid print. Sizes
80 to SO 6---- l.97
100 Originally 3.95 Cotton
Gabardine Stacks. Blue,
aqua and white. Sizes II
to l8 " 2I9
S Originally 1895 Rayon
Crepe Sports Dresses. Dark
shades. Broken sizes 7.Ss
IL Originally 1875 Rayon
crepe Convertible Neck
Sports Dresses. JeWeled
studs. Black. navy and
green. Sizes IL to 10 In the
group ------l2.SS
(Wonen's Sport Shop. Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
JUNIOR MISS
DRESSES

To take you all around the
town from sun-up to sun
down. One and two-piece
rayon crepes and Jerseys.
Spuns and butcher weaveS.
Sizes 9 to IS 5.SS
8 Originally S.sS Wide Vale
Corduroy Toppers in red and
green. Sizes 9 to IS 5.2S
& Originally 1875 Spring
Goats and Toppers. Navy,
beige and plaids. Sizes Q
TO Is ---.-----.-----15 1900
8 Originally 7.99 Two-piece
Dresses in spuns and butcher
rayons. Sizes 9 to IS 3.a9
tYoung Washinetonian Shop,
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WOMEN'S
BETTER COATS
AND SITTTS

AZ Originally 1880 Summer
Suits. Short sleeved spun
rayon. Pastels and brown.
Sizes Il to 20 in the group,
900
II Originally $500 and 1895
Faille Suits in black. brown.
and navy. Dressmaker but
tons. Sizes 10 to ls $500
2s Originally 31.50 Suits.
Imported mems wear 1907
wool. Hairline stripe. r. A.
F. blue, navy and gray.
Sizes II to 18 $500
9 Originally $500 Chester
field in Navy Melton cloth.
Detachable velvet collar.
Sizes IA to 20 in the group.
30.8S
? Originally 1896 BOX Coats.
Navy and white plaid. Rag
land sleeve. Size Is 1900
s Originally 1886 Duco Print
Suits. Navy and black with
white dots. Sizes IL, IA. Is.
IL in the group 1900
! Originally 7.99 PeII Nell
Raincoat. Natural tan. Size
lS --------- 800
tWonens Better Goats and Suits.
Third Floor, The Heoht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
HANDBAGS

2S Originally lis Children's
Fabric Handbags. Soiled
from handling ~ 19c
4S Originally 500 Genuine
Leather Underarm Bars.
Slight imperfects. In black.
brown, tan, navy and white.
$50
120 Originally 100 Belts in
novelty and tailored styles,
Assorted colors and sizes 65c
deathergoods. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Wesleyan College 10 Confer
Degree on Nine. Chianq
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MACON, Ga. June 24.-Mme.
Chang Kai-shek, wife of the Chi
nese generalissimo, Is returning Sat-
urday to Wesleyan College, where
she spent five years as a student
nearly rs years ago.
President N. c. Mcpherson an
nounced last night that Nine.
Chang would be given an honorary
degree of doctor of laws at cere-
Evening star., 1943-06-24
81 Ut1efnaHp 4.99
CHENILLE
SPREADS
2.99

With hand tied ball fringe
Green. peach or gold. Twin
bed size only.
81 Originally a.ss Extra
Heavy Chenille Spreads.
Peach, blue, dusty rose,
white or pink. Twin-bed
size only ly------ $50
II Originally 7.9s Chenille
Spreads White with multi
colored floral effects or solid
color borders in gold, tur-
ouolse, peach, green, blue.
Twin-bed size only s.9a
Originally 7.as Chenille
Spreads. Only "a in the
whole group. White chenilles
and hobnail effects on solid
color backgrounds, Tan,
dusty rose, peach or green.
Mostly tvin-bed sizes q
few double bed sizes 5.99
tspreads, Sixth F1oor)
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WONEN'S
BETTER
DRESSES

35 Originally 1895 to 1898.
One-piece styles in print and
solid colors. Black, brown.
navy. Some with lingerie
and taffeta trim. 10 2-pc.
pastel gabardines. Broken
sizes for misses and women,
$40
ls Originally $500 tn 29.a5
One-Piece Rayon Crepes.
Black, brown, navy, Checked
and braided trim. Broken
sizes for misses 1000
10 Originally 1926 One Piece
Rayon Crepes in navy and
black. One piece pastel
sheers. 2-pc. prints. Broken
sizes for misses --12.00
Better Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1943-06-24
City to Buy Movies

Reykjavik, Iceland. will purchase
two motion pictures in the city and
use the profits from their operation
for charitable purposes, and the
third cinema in the city will continue
to operate for the benefit of
Reykjavik University.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
THE WASHINGTON D. c., THURSDAY a.

Mr.. de Valera himself retained his
seat from East Glare, and leaders of
the other two top parties, William
T. Cosgrove Of the Fine Gael and
William Norton of Labor, also both
won reelection.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
LAMPS

200 Originally 100 Maple
Finished Hardwood Smokers.
Now " 8Sc
l Originally 1895 Bridge
Lamp Base without shade).
Bronze-plated, onyx mount
ing. With night light. Sold
Originally 1895 Rembra ndt
gurine Table Lamp. Now,
9.as
Originally 1895 Crystal
Hohnail Table Lamp. Silver
colored shade 7.9s
; Originally 1925 Table
Lamps. Bleached mahogany.
Indirect lighting g--14.95
l Originally 9.95 Rembra ndt
China Table Lamp. Sold as
is ------------ 4.95
2 Originally 9.95 Brass-and-
blue Crystal Glass Table
Lamp. Now 500
40 Originally CSC parchment
tized Crackie Su m m er
Shades for floor lamps. Now
soc
Clamps, Fifth FloorD
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WONEN'S
GLOVES

100 Prs. Originally 2.25 to
800 Cape, Suede or Doeskin
tdoe finished lamb Gloves.
Broken assortment Of styles
and colors and sizes. Soiled.
100
tGloves. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24

alumnae and city, county and State
officials.
Heading the officials will be Gov.
and Mrs. Ellis Arnall.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Slim Majority Seen
For De Valera Party
Labor and Farm Groups
Unexpectedly Strong
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
DUBLIN. June 24-Despite an
unexpectedly strong showing by the
Labor and Farmers parties, political
observers expressed belief today that
Prime Minister Eamon de Valera's S
Evening star., 1943-06-24

cilities for Negroes; Ulysses S. G.
Bassett, teacher of mathematics,
and Walter L. Smith, former prin-
cipal.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
JEWELRY

53 Originally $50 Gold
plated initiated Pins. Not
all initials soc
1s Originally 100 Gold col
ored Plastic Pins 29c
10 Originally 800 Plastic
Pins 0a
% Originally 200 Plastic
Pins - soc
81 Originally 1900 Wooden
Mantel Electric Clocks 80
rs Originally 200 Wooden
Cigarette Cases with in
sigma ----------- ,5c
100 Originally 400 Wooden
Compacts with insignia 7sc
All jewelry subject to 10cc
tax.
tJewelry. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-24
MISSES
RAINCOATS
Originally $40
2.49

Just l3 of these ever-popu-
lar rain shine coats :.
Ueather-sealed by Impreg-
mole. Natural color cotton
eabardine. Buttone d-fly
front. Sizes II and IA.
tEaincoats Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WOMEN'S
ACCESSORIES

IA Originally 4.9S Rayon
Faille Skirts. Trim fitting.
four-gore style. Kelly, navy
and fuchsia. Sizes IA to 20
in the group 2.aS
II Originally 500 Matching
Rayon Faille Jackets. Smart
ly made, fitted style. Kelly,
navy, fuchsia. Sizes IA to
l8 in the group 2.9S
: Originally 3.9s and 5.98
All-wool and t-wool
Slacks in light pastels. Sizes
IA to l8 in the group 2.9s
(Womens Accessories. Main
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
y ''k FUtfT TV'77
TAILORED
ROBES

Perfect for travelling. Won
1erful for all season wear,
Tailored rayon crepe with
sleek satin binding. Navy.
Size AZ w 500
2 Originally 1899 Seauin
Trimmed Housecoats. Sizes
IL and IA " 1899
l Originally $500 Housecoat
with sequin flowers. Size
IL $50
Originally $3.50 Carolyn
Housecoat. Black. Size Is.
1899
Originally 1899 Rayon
Crepe Housecoats. Size II,
1899
l Rayon Crepe HOusecoat.
Size II $50
tWomens Neeligees, Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WHITEX GLOSS
ENAMEL
2.59 gal.

Just 26 gallons! It's a grand
washable finish for all In
terror walls and woodwork
Choice Of white and ivory.
3 Originally 2.25 Timers
Red Roof Paint. Prevents
rustlng, stops small leaks.
Gallon -I.7 I.79
la Originally 1.69 Floor and
Deck Enamel. For wood or
cement floors, inside or out
side Choice OF 4 colors.
Half gallon - I.39
- Originally 3.25 Atco Pure
Linseed Oil House Paint.
White and IL colors. Gallon,
2.s9
l6 Originally 325 Clear Spar
Narnish. For floors or trim.
Quick drying. Gallon, 2.49
paints. Seventh F1oor)
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Ar1day clearance
CARPET
SWEEPERS

12-Originally 3.29 Su
l-Originally 2.9s
3-Originally 3.9S each
just Is in all. Efficient
carpet sweepers that will
make housework easy. All
sold as is.
~ Originally 3.99 Clothes
Hampers. With simulated
pearl tops. Sold as is 1.99
s Originally 5.ss Bath Ham
pers. With simulated pearl
tops. Sold as is-- 3.99
? Originally 1898 Medicine
Cabinets. All sold as is, 3.9S
Is Originally 45c to 4.99
HouSeware Items. Includ-
ing towel racks. cleanser
cans, step stools, bath stools,
shower curtain sets, pans,
Dutch ovens. All sold as is.
l9c to 1.99
tHousefurnishiugs.
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Chile Plans Power Plant

A hydroelectric plant, claimed to
be the largest of the kind in South
America, is to be constructed ir
Chile to supply power in the centra,
part of the country and electrify
railroads in the southern section.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
IW% WOOL
COATS

Just IS of these wonderful
values. Coats in plaid or
natural. 1907 wool face
fleece toppers in beige and
brown. Perfect for vacations
capsule or colossal Broken
sizes for misses 1898
tThrift Shop. 3rd Floor. Eecht
Co.. p St. Bullding)
2S OricinnNv 100 TO JO95
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Originally SIC
WATER
SQFTENER
39c

plus tar
$50 of these large five-pound
bags. Refreshing apple bios
som fragrance invigorat-
ing for the bath.
240 One-Pound Containers
Of Hecht Co. Dusting Pow
der. A real hot weather need
in apple blossom, honey
suckle or bouquet fragrances.
89c plus tax
400 Originally 13c Loress
Facial Tissues. 200 soft,
white absorbent tissues to
the box 10 for S9c
(Toiletries, Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
VARSITY SHOP


6 Originally 21.25 Two-pc.
Suits in diagonal weave
brown tweed. Sizes "a to
38 Observation-Disclosures 1000
Originally 1896 Grey
Striped Sport Coat. tSoiled)
Size 36 1000
l Originally 1896 Reversible
Raincoat. Size 36 ass
2 Originally 1895 Reversible
Cavalry Twill Raincoats.
Size "a " 6.Ss
| Originally 1875 Brown
Fleece Overcoats. Size II.
1000
l Originally 1855 Husky
Golf Suit, Age 10 500
4 Originally S.95 Military
Topcoat. Sizes 6, 9 and 10.
400
2 Originally 9.95 Grey Plaid
Sport Coats. Size II SIS
l Originally 1925 Rugby
Suit with contrasting slacks.
Size 8 -------- SIS
3 Originally $3.50 Tweed
Topcoats. Sizes 80 and 40.
1888
(All garments properly Ia
beled as to wool content.)
VARSITY Shop. Second Floor,
The Eecht Col
Evening star., 1943-06-24
MISS TEEN
APPAREL

s Originally 1.50 Cotton Car
digan. Small sizes SOC
s Originally 4.99 Two-pc.
Checked Gingham Dresses.
Size IA and Is 1.99
4 Originally 7.99 Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Sizes IL. IA
and 16 - 2.99
/ Originally S.95 Rayon Twill
Dress. Size 16 4.99
l Originally 2.99 Plaid Jer-
kin. Size 10---5O Soc
2 Originally 1895 Goats.
Teen sizes --..- sos
] Originally 1895 Teen
Coats. Sizes II and 16-. 5.95
3 Originally 22.95 Teen Suits.
Sizes 10, IL and 16-- 9.95
9 Originally 1875 Teen Suits.
Sizes 10 to 16---7.95
tTeen Shop, Second Floor,
1.-The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-24
THRIFT COATS
AND SUITS

40 Originally 1895 to 1895
Suits. Some all wool. some
rayon and wool. Sizes u to
lS ---------- 1900
2 Originally 14.95 All-wool
Plaid Box Coats. Size IA,
1 Originally 1898 Natural
Reversible Raincoat. Size u,
500
! Originally 1926 AlI-wool
Brown Plain Suit. Size u.
500
5 Suit Coats. Broken sizes.
500
s Skirts. Sizes 10, IS. Is.
500
Originally 22.95 TwirI
Twist Tweed Box Coat. Size
"A 1883
CThrift Shon Third Floor,
The Eecht Co
Evening star., 1943-06-24

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