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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
U. S. MOVIES GET
UNDER AXIS SKIN
MOST MAJOR PRODUCTIONS
FEATURING UNDERGROUND
ACTIVITIES IN EUROPE
Bv ROBIN cooNs


HOLLYWOOD, April 8.-Un-
foreground activity in Nazi-occu-
ried territory is proving such a
rich source of dramatic material
for the screen that YOU can look
for the cycle to continue indef-
i7itely. Practically all the ma
jor producing units are working
en- one or more pictures with this
theme. in addition to those al
ready released
This follows the familiar Hol-
lywood pattern of one successful
picture setting trend, and the
trailblazer in this cycle seems to
have been RKO's Joan of
Paris which introduced Michele
Morgan, bonafide French refu-
gee, and gave Paul Henreid. a
Nazi-hating Austrian, his first
real break.
The great danger at present
seems to be OVERRIDING the stb
Jet wearing out its freshness.
hu.. latel,r there have been in
eications that the story depart
rents Rave anticipated this
repetition, and the settings.
which al first concerned chiefly
France and Norway, are becom-
i-g more varied.
Assassination of Reinhardt
Heydrich proved such a natural
as story material that both
United Artists and Metro-Gold
wyn-Mayer turned out pictures
on the subject, UA under the
title the Hangman Also Dies,
already released, and Metro un-
der the title of Hitler's Hang
man.. UA. made the most of
its opportunities, holding the
premiere at Prague, Okla, and
getting a sendoff from Bohus
Bene5, consul-general for the
Czech government-intexile, and
Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk.
Brian Donlevy is considered to
have done particularly good
job in the role of the man who
shot Heydrich.
All the action in this story
takes place in Prague. The up
coming Metro picture tells the
story of the eradication of the
Czech town of Lidice, a theme
which offers quite as many pos
sibilities as the story of Prague.
New in locale, too, are "Chet-
niks'', recently released by
Twentieth. Century Fox, which
concerns Yugoslavia, and As
signment in Brittany" just fin
ished by Metro, with Jean
Pierre Aumont starred.
These titles, past, present and
future, give you an idea of the
extent to which the studios are
tapping Europe for material.
The Avengers English-made
about Norway; "One of Our Air
craft Is Missing, United Artists
release, set in Belgium; The
Moon Is Down, Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, set in Norway; Edge
of Darkness" Warner Bros, set
in Norway; Commands Strike
at Dawn" and Attack by Night.
Columbia releases both set in
Norway, above Suspicion,
Warner Bros, concerning an
Englishman in Germany; APP
continent in Berlin" Columbia;
Reunion in France, Metro
story with Joan Crawford; AT
Dawn We Die" English-made
picture set in France; The Pur-
lie W Republic picture about
a flier forced down in Germany:
~Hitler's Children" RKO, about
an American girl brought up IN
Germany; Casablanca, Warner
picture set in Morocco, ami
This Land Is Mine, an RKO
picture in the making with
Charles Laughton starred.
When you've seen all those,
you'll know there's a war going
on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Approximately three hundred
I'd fifty residents of Key West
a.tendcd the formal dedication Of
he USO Club in. the famous
TRACE Winds house on Duval
street, on Tuesday night. The Club
is opefated by the National Cath
Ole Community Ssrvice-Wo-
mems Division.
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with multicolored flowers
and presented very attractive
setting.
The guests were greeted by a
receiving line composed of the
military representatives, as well as
roninent Key West citizens, and
the s'aff of the local Club
George Perry was master
OF ceremonies for the program
and introduced Miss Anne Sara
chon Hooley from Washington,
Assistant Director of the National
Catholic Community Service. Miss
Hooley expressed aprracia ion to
tic community of Key West, for
their excellent cooperation in help
ing to start the Club and conn ct
ing rcnovations in such a s. ort
tine, She continued to exn ain
TIC USO program and won IS
rSsrt IN this great war effort. Rab-
y, L. Lehrer was introduced mkt
and ccmplimented the Club nd
staff for the excellent Club in Ley
West now ready to house and 2 -
vide wholesome recreation for tie
military wives and women 4 ar
reduction workers. Fat9er
Thomas j. Anterior, pastor of st.
Mays of the Sea Church, remark
e1 that morale building was enc
Of the greatest factors in winning
the war, and that serving women
in congested nil ary AMI defense
areas cont ibuted one OF the efeat-
ct factors in this war effort.
Mr.. Perry then introduced the
following staff: Miss Alice M.
White ard Miss Vera C. Co,srty,
oe-directors of the l5cal GLIB;
Miss Elizabeth Fi5dnla, Ia sse-
mother, and Mrs. Geo. <. c l5on,
secretary.
The first floor of the house will
be used for a lounge. game )n,
writing room, and kitenen. Chests
are psrmi ted to cook some of their
meals for themselves and guests
II they want to. The second and
third floors are to be used for dor
rnitories for women and one room
is'decorated in nautical style. Al
ether room will be used for
nursery and cribs are being in
sailed for children. Reservations
may be made by calling the Club
before the visiting guests arrive
in town and then rooms viii be
held for them. This will relieve
the tense situation which happens
to so many visitors in Key West
during this time.
In addition to helping to meet
the housing problem, the Club
viii offer services in counseling
ana gridance for women and in
orgsrizing and carrying on
worthwhile program.
The staff takes this opportunity
to extend its appreciation for the
crccess of the opening to the fol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
She KNOWS ALL
The ANSWERS
BY ADELAIDE KERR
APP Features Writer

n "a n - n - n - q - n a - a - a - a
When Doris Kavanagh was a
girl in school she hated to an
swer questions. Always sat in
the back row and never spoke
till she had to,
But life caught up with Kava
nagh.
Now she is responsible FOR an
swering more than 5000 cues
tions week. OFT 1oud.
Miss Kavanagh Is Grief Nor
national RepresezfaT the
Bureau of Public Ie ir Ct tie
Office of War Iaferaa atisr II
New York. She hceds a. cifice
staff of Is.
All day long, six Gsvs { week,
the Public Inouiy telephones
ring with questions concerning
the government, army, navy, or
anything else related to the fed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
ATHLETES FOOT"
Make This Overnight Test

The germ imbeds Itself deeply.
Make this overnight test. Get the
one ounce test size TE-OL at any
drug store. Made with 90ee alco-
germs faster. You feel it take
hold. It will also please you for
sweaty. smelly or itchy feet. Test
size TE-OL today at Gardeners
Pharmacy. advt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
Answers 70
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
Send l;oHe-Fsonf Queries -
Regional OsH i=!orr1atis7 Cf.i-e
In Gre of This PaPer

Off l eat in boarding
house, must l give my ration
book to my landlady?
A.-You don't have to by Law
bl't, lady, how do you expect her
to get food for you without your
ration book
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

NV husband saws if I do. he VIII
force me 10 make him an allOt-
menL Is this possible
A-Not unless he IS t@tally
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

OIL am 18 years old. Can I
join the SPARS with my par-
ents' consent?
A.-Sorry, yo~ must % -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
INDICATED Rank

NEW YORK.-In France during
the Middle Ages the length of a
mans shoes indicated his social
III!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Q.-Can a sailor buy any ex-
ira uniforms2
A--Certainly-if be can pay
for them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Q.-My husband and l are
separated, but he has not nofi-
fled his draft board that he isn't
supporting me- Can write
them a letter about this?
Aft you want TO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Fl. G. Wells shelves newspapers
in postwar world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Oh want to join the WAVES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Q.-Since meat is raticned.
what can ] feed my son who
will be hcn,e on furlough soon?
Aft you're short Of ra-
tons, he can apply to the local
board for extra points if he is
home FIR three days or more.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Irish eyes. The variety of If
keeps you constantly on your
tees end abreast of what is
GOING on"
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TIMER Giegesseiden

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oben fleben. aaein, ipobin iolte lt6
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reits NIT Der S6onbeit unb 8iirbe
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tannt eetporoen, als er i'm Sauie iei-
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ter bem gldubigen goIfe un6 trug bieI
oa5u BET, bob bie gbriiten nit nod
gr0Berem gertrauen arf bas 3eiden
Der grl0illng bIidten, nno bonn @e-
freu5igten &ettung aus Der unmeni1-
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gling erlparteten. l1tb pie Die Sir
dengei6idte benefit, tpurbe bieie Soft
nung nidt 5uidan6en.
@ie Der bl. gpbren, 10 id0n iagt.
lit oas FL. &reua Die @rnnbfeite Der
Stride ,,no oie Siderbeit oes grofrei-
ies. Mus bieien @runoe barf uns
aber al1d nidt bangen, tpenn mir sic
beiliee fatboliide Stride be1te ebenio
perfolgt ieben, tpie in oen eriten aSbr<
bunberten ibres 8eitebens. Die Cider
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qnoers betperfitellieer1, als ourd oie
2ebre bes eefreu5igten @ottes, nidt
BLOB Ser @eltfriebe, ,ionbern au6 Ser
Sriebe oes einaelnen observation-disclosures
laBt itd ni6t beeriinoen, auBer int
&riege unb in gbriitus, Ser baran
geitorben lit. SIM 3ei9en bes &reu5es
miro oie Stride itegen, unb bon @ott
niiien mir bas Sell ertparten, tpenn
mir ni6t auidanoen tperoen iollen.
Sc 6roben6er ii6 ben1na6 6ie i6ipar-
aen @olfen triiber 3eiten au1ammen=
siebet, belto eroBer ltnb inniger mub
oas 8ertrauen auf @ott, auf BEN ge<
freu5isten @ottneniden iein, nament-
li6 i'm Ser5en oerierigen, bie it6 5ur
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tige @affe oes @ebetes, Ser &ir6e
@ottes au &ilfe su fo1nn1en.
sssn 3eiden 6es &re,t5es gbrilti
iperoen mir fiegen. 8eten mir besba1b
obne 11nterlaB! ..
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Nittnod, ben 8. september 1943
Sabetn,atisuaas- 1eiSenAe

,,adtungl'' Sdnelle, airgenebme
2inoerung Der Sdmeraen bon Hrisfu-
I6iem Mbeumatisnus. Sciatica, 2um-
bago uno Sbmeraen I'M &iiden ,,no
an ben @lie6ern NIT Dem @ebraub
bon S-M-M-4npieIn. Dieie aapieln
fin6 uiiienibaftli9 5ubereitet, fiibren
nidt 5u Drogengeipobnbeit un6 miii-
len raid 2inoerung bringen ODER
@elo 5lriif. Besbalb IGnger tparten,
menn Sic leibeno fin62 5enbet nur
cine @elbantpeiiung bon $500 elm
ODER 5ablen Sie benz Briefboten ben
8etrag. Sdreibt iofort ON: 4raft
Laboratories, Dept. &c, 6outb gbi-
cago Station, gbicago, ssn. Snt es
iofprt. -Mnseiae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

CHOP Suep tit Elm amerifaniides
@eridt uno 10 orientaliid tpie liam
ano eggs''. 9ie Gbineien baben iid
oaber nit ,>&amelbureers" repan-
diertpie Sauptmann S. S. Siegler
jr, elm 23iabriger Slieger aus Bort-
Ianb, feitfteuen fonnte.
uSrgenbetn Sol6atenfo1 bat 6ieIe
fulinariidbe WonItroittat erfunoen", i,
ibreibt er nab Sauie. ,,Sie beitebt in
Ser &auptia6e aus iebnigem &amel.
budelfleiib uno lit 6as fiirdterlidite
3eug, oas es aaf Ser 8elt gibt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

3ibilperualtung ltnb Mufredterbal-
tl1ng Der Sronung unter Ser italieni-
i6en 8ebolferung Ser bon BEN Mniier>
ten beiebten @ebiete muB Berionen
iibertragen peroen, bie tpeber ben re-
lieioien Mnitdten Ser Staliener geg-
neriid) segeniiberiteben nod in Sra-
gen Ser italienii6en Snnenpolitif
ertreme aniidten bertreten, for6erte
in glepelano Der Sberlte Stat Ser
&olumbusritter itt elmer BEL ieiner
81. Sabrestagltng angenommenen
gntidliebung. rniere &egieri,ng legt
groBten 8ert oara1f 6em italienii6en
8olfe BEL ser grri6tl1ng elmer eiees
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

rem @ott ilnter @ebet, rief ibn an nm
grleudtllng, bamit er ben tpabren
@lauben erfenne mn6 bat ibn Inn &ilfe
in ben gegentudrtigen 8eordngniiien.
als er zines Cages (im Sabre
BID an Ser Spite ieines Seeres
beran5og, iab er in Der @egeno Der
Staot Sin5ig am &beine INN Mittag
pI0tlid Elm leudten6es &reu5 iiber
Ser Sonne nit Der snidrift in srie-
9ii1er Sprabe Sn bieiem 3ei6en
tpirit bu itegen! Staunen ergriff i'm
,1no oas gan5e Seer, oas 3euge bes
8unoers mar. 9ieie bimmliide gr-
ideinung erfubr Der @eidibtsi6reiber
gulebius aus bem Munbe 6es &ai=
iers ielbit, ser feline Musiage NIT Ell
nem @ioe befraftigte. &onftantin ber'
itano oie 8ebel1tung bes @efi6tes nod
ni6t unb ba6te bariiber na6. Da er=
idien linn gbri iitus Ser Serr I'M Srau-
me NIT oenieIben 3ei6en oes &reu5es
uno befabl ibm, basielbe nadbiloen
au laiien ano it6 beiien beim &riege
at beoienen. @m folgenOen Sage oieb
ser &aiier &iini filler rufen uno befabl
ibnen, an SEN &riegsfabnen ftatt oes
r6n1ii6en slblers ienes Dunoerbare
&reu55eiben in @ol0 uno goeliteinen
an5ubringen. sln einem bergoloeten
2an5eni6afte nar oben etne Nner=
itange in Sorm eines &reu5es ange-
bra6t. 9ln oieier Queritange btng ein
nit goel iteinen ber5ierter &ran5, IN
tpel6em ser @amens5ug oes Seilan=
oes angebra6t mar. Inter oem Sea-
mens5uge rnb al1f Ser Qnerl ltanoe be-
fano ii6 oas 8ilo &onitantins 'uno iei=
ner beioen S0bne. SO auserlelene
Grieger aus ser failerliben 2eibna6e
mubten bieie SABINE abpe6ielnb tra=
gen.
Inter ser Siibrung bieies itegper=
beiBenben 3eidens 5ogen oie S6aren
&onItontins iiber Die 9llpen unb er=
fo6ten eine &eibe glan5enoer Siege
iiber oen @egner. &onitantin ibrieb
bieien berrli6en grfolg ein5ig iener
beiligen SABINE gu; iiberal mo iie bin.
setragen tpuroe, beg1eitete tie Den ge<
tpiiien Sieg nnb tpie &onitantin ielbit
er5dblte, tpuroe ME ein Srdger ber=
Ielben bon feinoliden @e6oiien ge,
troffen.
9ie @abrbeit bon oieiem glan5en-
BEN 8unber berbreitete iih bal6 un=
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Die Sdpei5er 3eitung Scr 8uno"
beri6tete am II. &uguit, oa Ser gr5-
biiGof bon Mailano, &aroinal Mlfreoo
Sloefonio Sduiter beinabe oas Spfer
zines 2uftangriffes Der &MS tpuroe.
Ser er5biid0flibe Balait tpltrbe aer-
itort, un6 Ser &aroinal iotpie meb-
rere anoere Berionen tp1rben ltnter
BEN 9fuinen begraben, aber unberlest
baraus ausgegraben.
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1tmpolitiidle 3eitlanfte
(sSortiebuna bon Seite u

(SS0rf1eRnng DOH SelIe ~
tpidtigen getrieben tdtigen 8etpobner
Ser gfeidsbauptitabt, ite 81. nerlaiiet1,
rief cine mabre 8anif berbor, iagte
er. yead grIab Der gerfiisnng paren
sic Straben 8erlins nit 5rauen uno
Qinbern, bic tpie benommen tpareh
nit iduer belabenen WObeltpagen nno
nit Mdnnern gefiiut, Die etlenos nit
Sanopaeen oaberidoben. Ser ans
orana gu ben 3iigen mar 10 itart, bob
oie 8eborben balo gen0tigt tparen, eln
beionoeres @rlaubnisi6einipitem gum
getreten Der 8abnbofe ein5ufiibren.
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ltnter Gfatipielern

uDas lit ia nidt mebr ul.s5ubal-
ten! sic fpielen ia nit einen ,1nglaub-
liden S6mei11."
u8er5eibung, nit ipen ipiele ib2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

men &egierung gu belfen unb es lit
oaber auberit tpidtig, baB aub tpdb-
reno Ser 8eiabungsaeit ni9ts ge-
ibiebt, feline religioien @efiible au
berleben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

erboben. - 8ilo 2: Ser erite ane-
rifaniide &arbinal mar Der 5tpeite
grabiidof bon Seem gorf, Sobn
WcGlosfep. @r tpuroe gum @r5-
biidof bon Seem gorf ernannt i'm
Sabre 1864 ,,nb &ar6inaI i'm Sab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

8ilo /: &arbinal 8ibbpms. gi=
mes ser beriibn1te1ten Mitglie6er
Der amerifanii6en Sierar9ie 1par
aaroinaI @ibbons, IA Sabre lang
grabiidof bon Baltimore. gr tpur-
De I'M Sabre 1886 gum &ar6inal
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

Sabre 1929 in Srlanb, fam 1852
na9 Ben Ser. Staaten uno tpur6e
i'm ielben Sabre in ct. 2ouis gum
Brieiter gemeibt. Sn Sabre 1866
mur0e er gum 8iibof bon Naibpille
uno Is Sabre ipdter gum grabiidof
bon Chicago ernannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

re 1876. - 8iI6 3: Ser erIte gr5=
bii6of bon 8oiton tpar Sobn S.
@iuians, 5u tpel9er @iirbe er i'm
Sabre 1876 erboben tpurbe.
8ilb 4: gbicago's erfter gr5bildof
mar Batrid 81. Seeban, geboren i'm
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Originally 6.99 and 7.99
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS
3.99

Just Is juniors 50 be
quick on the trigger! Those
lovable cotton gabardines
that see you through rain or
shine. Sizes 8 to is.
5 Originally 12.s5 to 1888
Junior Miss Evening Dresses
in one-of-a-kind styles. Sizes
9 to 15----------- 500
10 Originally 1875 to 22.95
Spring Suits In pastels and
checks. Discontinued styles
of a smart new fashion 1888
9 Originally 1895 Junior
Miss Feather Fluff Deep
Pile Sport Goats. Boxy styles.
Red and pastels. Sizes 9 to
13 --------------I 1883
2 Originally 1875 Tackle
Twill Raincoats in Kelly
green ------------1O.0O
4 Originally 1895 Corduroy
Trench Goats and Revers-
ibles. Natural and red. Sizes
9 to 15-------- 500
3 Originally 1898 Herring
bone tweed Suits for junior
miss 47.O 100
All garments properly labeled
as to rayon and wool content.
Remember, Junior Miss Is q
size, not an age.
lYouns Washinstonian Shop,
Third Floor. The Hecht Cos
Evening star., 1943-02-25
PICTURES
AND MIRRORS

26-OriginalIy 2.95 to 4.95
Pictures. Prints, photo
graphs and air-brush pic
lures ---------- 81
4--Originaily 5.95 Matted
Water Colors. Large size.
4-OriginalIy 9.95 Modern
Floral Subjects. Large size.
2.95
3-Originslly 9.95 Colonial
Dancing Scenes. Now 3.95
I-OriginalIy 4.95 Color
Craft Painting The Old
Milr' " 3.95
4-OriginaIly SOS Mirror
Framed Prints. Sold as is.
2.95
2-Originally $40 Plate
Glass Mirrors. Now 4.95
4-Originally 5.95 Plate
Glass Mirrors. Now 3.99
l-Originally 29.95 Console
Mirror. Metal leaf frame.
1896
3--Originally 1875 Mirrors.
Furnished bronze finished
frame l2.95
1-Originally 1895 Plate
Glass Mirror. Mahogany COL
ored frame 1898
Pictures and Mirrors,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Originally 2.95
PLAID COTTON
SHIRTS
l.49

Gay plaid cotton shirts for
the sporty miss! With con-
vertible neckline and short
sleeves. In red or blue. Sizes
9 to 13 but just 100 in
the group SO be here
early for yours!
IS Originally 5.75 Quilted
Vests in rayon and wool mix
lures. leland lined. Hip
length. Red or green. Sizes
II to 18------------- 2.69
65 Originally 7.95 to 1896
Sport Dresses in rayon and
wool mixtures, rayon jersey
or gabardine with long or
short sleeves. Solid colors
:. all with fine details. Sizes
IL to 18 in the group 4.SS
9 Originally 1.95 Black Ray
on Quilted Vest with green
lining. Small sizes only SOC
Is Originally 400 Vests in
rayon and wool mixtures.
Red or green. Broken sizes
IL to 18----------
IL Originally 5.95 to 7.95
Evening Blouses in rayon
crepe with braid or sequin
trim. White or red with short
sleeves. Broken sizes - LOO
IL Originally 2.40 Ski Caps
in gabardine. Red or navy
with polka trim ------1.19
IL Originally $50 Ski Jack
cts. Long-sleeved belted mod
els. Two-tone in red and
navy or navy and white.
Sizes IL to Is -3.4s
IL Originally 1925 Ski Pants
In gabardine with zip closing.
Navy or steel grey. Sizes IL
to 18 5 5.S8
All garments properly la
beled as to rayon and wool
content.
(Sportswesr. Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-02-25
UffPIn0IIy 7.V5
FIREPLACE
COAL CRATE
4.99

Made of heat-proof ceramic
and guaranteed against
eat-breakage! Burns wood
or coal finished in a
smart natural shade. Size
1812Xl4x9 inches.
Originally 7.95 Temprex
Heat-resistant Glass Crate
for wood or coal 4.99
80 Originally 100 Window
Cornices of unpainted wood,
SIC
so Originally 1.19 Market
Baskets on wheels - 69c
az Originally 1893 Victory
Vans the market basket
on wheels - l59
20 Originally 2.29 Glass
Dishes. Large size - fish,
shaped ----------I. I.49
so Soft White Dust MittS lOc
40 Originally $50 Stirrup
Pumps one-man opera
ton type ---------2 2.g9
35 Originally 29c Yacht Mops
soft absorbent head lie
40 Originally 1893 Paper
BalerS " soc
20 Pieces of Joaquin Top-of-
stove Pottery SOC to l.59
(Hourse Furnishings,
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-25
RUGS AND
BROADLOON
REMNANTS

3 Originally 1880 Axmin-
ster 12x15-ft. Rugs 69.95
l Originally STA BroadIoom
9x12-ft. Remnant 59.95
1 Originally S8S BroadIoom
9x16-ft Remnant 1895
i Originally $3.50 Twist
Broadloom 12xT7-ft. Rem
nant -------------39.95
3 Originally s66 Broadloom
9xl2-ft. Remnants 1895
i Originally 59.40 Administer
9x12-ft. Remnant --29.95
1 Originally 6s.95 Wilton
sxl2-ft. Rug. Sold as is 1885
| Originally SIS Twist Broad
loom 9xl2-ft. Rug 1895
5 Originally 34.95 Rayon AK
minister 9xl2ft. Rugs 1895
Originally 34.95 Administer
9xl2-ft. Rug. Sold as is 1895
1 Originally 29.75 Twist
Broadioom 3xI5-ft. Rem
nant ---- l4e5
"a Originally 4.95 Tufted
Chenille 24x44-in. Rugs 2.95
7 Originally $50 Tufted Che
mile 2lx36-in. Rugs Lbs
(Rugs, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-25
LAMPS

2-Originally 1895 Torch
eres. Chrome-and- black 4.99
2-Originally 1895 Torchi-
eres. Ivory or bronze
finish 4.9 4.99
4--Originally 9.95 Rem
brandt China Table Lamps.
Sold as is 5.95
1--OriginaIly 7.s5 Pottery
Table Lamp. Sold as is 4.s9
1-OriginalIy 1295 China
Table Lamp. Rust -6.99
6-Originally 1.59 Cotton
Shades for Bridge Lamps.
Sold as is Acc
24-Originally 81 Shades for
Table Lamps. Sold as is Soc
1-OriginalIy 1875 Modern
Torchiere. Wheat color.
Sold as is 1895
l--Originally 1875 Torch
ere. Ivory and gold finish.
Sold as is. - S.95
6-OriginalIy SOS White
Pottery Boudoir Lamps.
Now -------------- 4.95
2-Originally 6.95 Pink Bou-
doir Lamps. Now IS
5-Originaliy 5.95 Crystal
Chrome Boudoir Lamps.
Now 400
2-Originally 6.99 Night
Table Lamps. Red figur-
rine -----------------4.5 4.5O
Clamps. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-25
THRIFT COATS
AND SUITS

! Originally 1888 to 1895
Tweed and Plaid Box Coats
in broken sizes for misses.
Warmly interlined. Nicely
styled --- 800
Originally 1898 Winter
Weight Topper in blue. Size
10 ------------7.70
2 Originally 1895 Gay Plaid
Reversible Goats with cotton
gabardine lining. Size 10.
7.ss
Is Originally 29.95 to $500
Fur-trimmed Winter Coats.
Fine fabrics and fine furs.
Broken sizes for misses and
women. A few colors but
most Of them are black $500
is Originally 1895 Gay Plaid
Suits in beige with overtones
Of yellow, brown, red and
green. Broken sizes.
All garments properly label
ed as to rayon and wool con-
tent.
Thrift Goats and Suits.
Ihlrd Floor, The Hecht Coz