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Evening star., 1943-03-15
out the knowledge OF his family, at

out the knowledge OF his family, at
tempts to explain the telegram.
The fact that workers have such
high pay-given them to meet the
rise in the cost of living but actually
used for luxury spending-is doubt
less another cause of absenteeism.
Congress could with justification
make study of absenteeism before
attempting to leeislate and it will
be found in the end that II
discipline could be restored to in
dustry, so that management can
dismiss without fear of being ac-
cused OF trumped-up motives that
have nothing to do with the issue,
the number Of absentees would
diminish considerably.
Reproduction Rights Reseryed)
Evening star., 1943-03-15
DR.. Pieter c. Boutens,
Netherlands Poet, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

11s IIIo NsSOCIhttO PrtSt,
LONDON. March 15.-Dr. Pieter
Cornelis Boutens, 73, famous Meth
erlands poet, died yesterday at his
home in The Hague, the Dutch news
agency Aneta said.
DR.. Boutens' verses achieved a
popularity seldom accorded poetry
IN the Netherlands, and many of his
works were translated into English
One OF his best known works was
"Betrsys," medieval legend told
in modern verse. He also was A
Greek scholar, translating many
works Of the ancients into Dutch.
He was president of the Society of
Dutch Authors.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

have read the
d ! S t or ted and
confused state
m e n is W / I h
which for weeks
the press S has
b e e n flooded,
without b e N g
deeply concerned
over the situa-
ton. It is no
eXaGgeratlon to
say that in the
history of the
country no vital
problem has ever
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Detroit IndustrioIist Dies

DETROIT, March Is (Py.--Her-
bert s. Hemeter, 50, president of the
Hemeter Investment Co. here and
the Hemeter Cigar Co. of Bay City,
Mich. died yesterday. He was a
director of the Detroit Fire IL Ma
rine Insurance Co. He was born in
Saginaw, Mich, and educated at
Vale
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Miss Canova was born in Jack
sonville, Fla, in 1916 and entered
the movies via the musical comedy
route.
She married Corpl. James H.
Ripley of the Army while she was
in Honolulu in June, 1941. but
obtained an annulment shortly
afterward.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
This Changing World
Eden Discussions Expected to 10y Foundations
For United Nations Board Of Peace Stroteoy

pirate if the Americans and Brit
ish were to give off-the- record
promises to the interested smaller
nations while officially they did
not challenge the requests of
Russia. And to challenge these
demands would mean to inject
dangerous political problems At
a time when the battle against
the Nazis is at its height.
The problems revolving around
the eastern frontiers of Russia
are only a small part Of other
problems which are bound to
arise at the end OF the war.
Both the State Department and
the Foreign Office are fully aware
Of the existence OF these thorny
matters.
The United States Government
for some time has suggested that
a diplomatic-political strategy
board must be created to study
and survey all these problems
before the war is ended. 1t would
be tragic If, after Hitler and Mus
solini have surrendered. the Al
lied Nations should find them
selves torn asunder and they
began to squabble among them
selves because nothing has been
done to prepare blueprints for a
postwar Europe.
Secretary Eden is not expected
to stay here long enough to dis
cuss at length all these matters
concerning Europe from the Pas
de Calais to the western borders
of Russia.
To Lay Foundations.
But he and his American COL
leagues are expected to lay the
foundations Of a diplomatic
political strategy board In which
the members of all the United
Nations will participate. In this
manner the questions which al
ready are appearing behind the
surface will be frankly discussed
in the presence Of all concerned.
1t is hoped in diplomatic quar-
ters that after survey of the
situation all the Allies In the
East and West will agree to ap-
point responsible representatives
to take up the various political
and diplomatic matters as they
appear.
1t won't be necessary to wait
to establish an agenda for such
a strategy board. Already there
are sufficient problems which
have been placed before the gov
ernments in Washington and
London to occupy such an Or
sanization for many weeks.
Inc trouble at present Is that
the various nations are convers-
ing with each or through a third
party, but never yet have they
been able to put the cards on
the table At a meeting In which
all anti-Axis partners are par
ticipating.
There Is every likelihood that
shortly after the visit Of secre-
tary Eden in Washington, an
announcement will be made Gre
ating such strategy board.
Failure to reach an understand
ing on forming such an organiza-
tion would have serious conse-
quences for the Allies and might
set back peace for many years.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Judy Conovo Morries
Second Army Husband

NEWTON, N. j., March IS [P.-
Judy Canova, comedienne, was mar
ried yesterday to Pvt. c. B. England
in the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Clarence Rouse, former
pastor Of the church. officiated.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Nations won the
war.
Historians may
ignore it for a
while in prefer
ence TO sue h
dates as those
m a king the
lifting Of the
seige of Stalin-
grad, the evacu-
atlOn from Dun
kirque or Pearl
H a rb or, bu t
eventually March
Evening star., 1943-03-15

and the for
eien Icy
trainers of the
A m eric A n
Go vernment
will result in
paving the
way for more
c o n structiye
n e 8 citations
between 4 | |
the Allied d
Nations to re-
move ear rs
and appre-
tensions re-
Evening star., 1943-03-15

HE opinions OF the torters this page their ou
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented The
Stars effort to oiUe all sides OF questions interest
readers although such opinions contradictory oono
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1943-03-15
.McLemore-
Sees Victory Certain
With CouIifIower Pie
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

LONDON. Saturday. March i3,
la43,-Don't forget that date. Some
time in the future it will be proved
to be the date on which the Allied
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Inc c o n I l.
dence of the
British people
in Anthony
E d e n has
grown grea tly
since his first
visit here in
1888. This Is
due to the
fact that Mr..
+ q e n W a S
right, W h e n
to be ri G h t
meant to be
almost alone.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

liquors put into
effect again in
America.
To bring back
the "speak-easy"
and the bootleg
ger traffic which
once made crime
profitable with
out at the same
time diminish
ing the craving
for b e verag ge
stimulants is to
introduce q So
called cure worse
Evening star., 1943-03-15
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Washington diplomatic quar-
ters are hopeful that the con-
versations between Britains
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
Evening star., 1943-03-15
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

In welcoming the British For
ei2n Secretary to our shores we
probably are welcoming future
Prime Minister of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
BY FRANK r. KENT.

Few persons capable of clear
thought can have followed, even
superfcially, the warped and twisted
progress of the 1943 tax bill and
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Prohibition
NoCure for
Absenteeism
Scientific Study
By Congress Needed
On Worker Ills
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

Absenteeism in industry has seem
ed to give encouragement to those
groups Of people who would like
to see the prohibition of Intoxicating
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Orioin1ILu son
Originally 500
CRYSTAL
TABLE LAMPS
3.99

Just "a of these handsome
crystal glass table lamps
topped by dainty silk (rayon
lined) shades.
l Originally 1895 Chrome
and -enamel Torchiere. Sold
l Originally 1895 Ivory-and-
gold Torchiere. Sold as is.
500
l Originally 1895 All Ma
hogany 18th Century Cock
tail Bridge Lamp 34.95
4 Originally 1.95 Chrome
and-glass Vanity Lamps, $50
4 Originally 3.95 Pastel
Colonial Hurricane Lamps,
3.45
? Originally 500 Pink Ruffled
Vanity Lamps 2.95
3 Originally 5.95 Colonial
Brass-a n -Oynx Table
Lamps with pleated parch-
mentiZed shades in red or
blue 4.50
Originally 17.95 Modern
Wheat T0rchiere. Sold as is.
14.95
Originally 9.95 Rembrandt
China Lamps. Sold as Is
4.45
| Originally 7.95 Yellow Pot
terry Table Lamp. Sold as
Is -3,9 3,99
lamps, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-18
BOYS
UNDERWEAR
29c

$50 pieces! Boys combed
warm cotton and cotton and
rayon knit shorts and shirts.
Some shirts with short
sleeves, some athletic types
good for immediate use.
Broken sizes s to Is.
35 Originally Las Junior
Boys Two-pc. FianneIette
Jamas. Fancy patterns.
Size 4 - 89e
10 Originally $40 BOYS Cor
duroy Reversible Jacket. Zip
per front. Navy blue only.
Broken sizes . 3.99
IL Originally 2.99 Boys Cor
duroy Knickers. Navy, blue.
Size I6 100
II Originally I.65 and I.95
Youth Dress Shirts. Fancy
and plain colors. Broken
sizes 9Sc
II Originally 100 BOYS and
Youths Leather Snap Belts.
soc
z Originally 400 Boys Solid
Color Stout Corduroy Knick-
ers. Navy blue. Size l3 and
ID 29g
| Originally 4.87 BOYS
Tweeduroy Stout Knickers.
Size IA - 90
tBoys' Clothing. Second Floor
The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Orig. 39c
Glazed ChintZ
Fabric
4Dc ,a.

Discontinued patterns IN a
neat checked pattern. For
making spreads, drapcs, slip
covers. etc.
100 Originally 195 Washable
Ray0n Marquisette Curtains,
So ms. wide to pair, "a ms.
long. Ivory color 100
- Originally $50 Wood and
Metal Venetian Blinds, with
64-in. drop 26, 30, 81, 80,
33, 35 and 36 inch widths in
group 2.99
"a Originally 49c TO | Loo Win
dow Shades. Cut size. Sold
as is 29C
II Originally 6.9S Hollywood
Day Bed Covers. Of floral cot
ton crash 39X74 in. corded
seams and box plcated 4.9S
II Originally 5.9S white
Enameled Vanity Table
Stools, made of hardwood.
Round or square shapes, 3.98
25 Originally 2.9S Blackout
Curtains, fabricoid. 72X72-
IN l.99
Originally 1898 and 1898
Vanity Tables. mahogany.
walnut, white or ivory color.
Floor sample, sold as is. sos
Ia Originally 5.9S to 1898
Draperies, printed cretonne.
rayon damask and home
spun 2l2 and 234 yard
lengths, 70 and 96 III wide
10 pair. One and two of a
Kind 2.as
CURTAINS. Drspes, sixth Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-18
JEWELRY

3 Originally $50 Gold Filled
BABY Pins 100
3 Originally 400 Sterling
Lockets 800
4 Originally 100 Imported
Black ROSaries 19c
46 Originally 100 Plastic
Heart Pins - --- 79c
2 Originally 1900 Small Gold
Originally 1.50 Sterling
Miraculous Bracelets 100
AZ Originally 1.5O Gold
plated Key and Watch
Chains - Ice
AZ Originally 800 Gold and
Rhinestone Spray Pins 200
81 Originally SOC Metal or
Simulated Pearl Earrings 39c
l3 Originally 100 Gold Col
ored Plastic Necklaces SOC
Originally LOO Plastic Pins.
39c
50 Originally 100 Necklaces,
Pins and Earrings ~ 1ac
All JenelrV Subject to f0T Ta1.
Jewelry, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
THRIFT
DRESSES
Originally S.99 to 69S
200

Just 45 daytime and office
dresses in rayon crepes and
rayon jerseys. One and two
piece types, black and some
colors. FeW-of-a-kind; brok-
ken sizes.
! Originally 8.95 to 1895
Dinner and Evening Dresses.
Soiled. Broken sizes 2.99
35 Originally 1.19 to 1859
Printed Cotton Wrap -around
House Dresses. Broken sizes.
99c
s Originally 500 Misses
One of a Kind Dresses.
S0iled -----.-- LOO
35 Originally SOS Jerkin
Dresses with Six gored
Skirts. Brown. blue or black
checks, Broken sizes. II to
20 " 4.SS
50 Originally 2.99 to 3.44 Col
orful Printed Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Broken sizes 80 to
50 -- $3.50
tThrift Dresses, Third Floor. p
st. Building. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-03-18
COVERT
CHESTER.
FIELD
COATS
27.88

just Is in all! Man-tailored
Chesterfield coats Of 1907
wool covert. Smartly styled
-. with set-in sleeves, rayon
velvet collar, flap pockets.
Ideal for slipping over suits
as well as dresses, Rayon
lined. Navy only. Sizes II
to 10.
1 Originally 2s.95 Defense
Blue Suit. Now 1875
1 Originally 29.95 Brown
Tailored Suit. Now 16.95
IL Originally S48 Fur-Trim-
med Dress Coats. Brown.
green, wine. black in the
group. Broken sizes ID to
40 ---------------- S42
l Originally 22.95 Blue
Chesterfield Coat. Rayon
velvet collar. Size 20-S15
/ Originally 29.95 Defense
Blue Fitted Dress Coat. Size
IL --------- SlS
l Originally 22.95 Defense
Blue Box Coat. Size l8 $40
2 Originally 22.95 Herring
bone Tweed Box Goats.
rust, l green. Size 12--S10
l Originally 29.95 Brown Fit
ted Dress Coat. Size IL SIS
4 Black Fitted Coats. l in
size 33, l in size IS n and 2
IN size Al q Sl5
IAN garments properly label
ed as to rayon and wool
content.
(Suits and Goa is, Third Floor,
e St. BuildingD
Evening star., 1943-03-18
GIRLS
APPAREL

4 Originally 3.99 Girls White
Raincoats with attached
hoods. Size IA --- 2.99
s Originally 4.99 Girls White
Raincoats with attached
hoods. Sizes 7, 8, 10 and Ia.
3.99
30 Originally 3.99 Girls Two
Pc. Jerkin Suits in rose or
copen. Sizes 8 to ID 2.99
10 Originally 2.29 Girls
Pastel Slipon Sweaters.
Slightly soiled. Sizes 7 and
8 Originally 3.59 Girls Rayon
Taffeta Dresses. Plaid trim.
Sizes s to 1.99
Is Originally l.95 Girls Cot
ton Wash Dresses. Sizes 7
to o14 IA 1.59
Girls Shop, Second Floor,
Tho Iaphf RI
Evening star., 1943-03-18
LUGGAGE

} Originally S.95 Ladies
Overnight Cases. 21-inch
size - - 5.95
l Originally 7.95 Lady's
Overnight Case. Damaged.
2I-inch ------------5.0 500
1 Originally 5000 Lady's
Pullman Wardrobe Case.
Damaged 1895
l Originally 7.95 Lady's Ini-
tailed Overnight Case. "a
inch ---- 500
l Originally 1900 Genuine
Cowhide Gladstone. Dam
aged --..------ 1895
/ Originally $500 Top Grain
Anilene dyed Cowhide Glad
stone. initiated wrong,
24.95
2 Originally 1850 Ladies'
Wardrobe Cases. Damaged.
5.95
Originally 1000 Lady's
StratO-lite Wardrobe Case.
Damaged 8.95
l Originally 1000 Lady's
Vanity Case. Mirror spotted.
l2~in. size 500
l Originally 11.95 Thirty six
inch Seamer Trunk. Dam
aged -------- S.95
l Originally 1875 Thirty
Six-Inch Steamer Trunk.
Damaged ---------11 1875
l Originally 1000 Thirty
Six-Inch Dress Packing
Trunk. Damaged l4.95
8 Originally 1.95 Mems Zip
per Canvas Bags. 16-inch
size ------------------1.00 100
luggage, Main Floor.
E St. Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
HANDkER-
CHIEFS

43 Originally 100 Women's
Fine Hand Embroidered In
itialed H dkerc hiefs.
Broken assortment SOC
II Originally soc Women's
Fine Linen Hand Embroider-
ed initiated Handkerchiefs,
39c
2l0 Originally I9c Mems
White Cotton Handkerchiefs
with embroidered initials.
8 for 100
ITO Originally Csc Women's
Cotton Printed Handker-
204 Originally 25c Women's
Cotton Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs s lie
63 Originally Csc Women's
Cotton Lace trimmed Hand
kerchiefs lie
tHandkerchiefs. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
JUNIOR NISS*
APPAREL

3 Originally 7.99 to 9.9s
One and Two Piece Dresses.
White and pastels-sizes 9 to
Is -------- 200
"a Originally 500 to 1895
Junior Miss Dresses. Black,
pastels and high tones. Sizes
9 to Is 15 400
10 Originally 9.95 to 1926
Dresses-pastels and dark
shades, also prints. Rayons.
Sizes 8 tolls - 500
2 Originally 1895 Junior
Miss Rayon Velveteen Eve
ming Wraps-green. Sizes 9
to IL ------------5. 500
5 Originally 1895 to 1875
Dresses-one and two piece
styles. Prints, pastels-some
rayon, some labeled as to
wool content 500
4 Originally 500 Gabardine
Raincoats-boxy styles. Sizes
9 and IL 3.9 3.99
*Junior Miss is a size-NOT
an age.
tYoung Washirgtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Kisses Originally So.
SPORT
DRESSES
5.44

Trim looking one-piece styles
in wool and rayon mixtures.
Light and dark shades. Sizes
IL to l8 in the group.
40 Originally 3.95 and 4.95
BlOuses-rayon crepes, rayon-
and-wools properly labeled.
Short or long sleeves
smartly tailored. Sizes 80
to SO - 2.I9
~ Originally 4.95 to 7.95
Sweaters-100To wool and
wool and rabbits hair. Short
or long sleeves. Also heavy
knit skating sweaters-prop-
erly labeled. Sizes "a to 38.
3.29
IL Originally sos Sport
Dresses-Rayon jerseys two
piece styles - broken sizes.
2.77
(All garments properly la
beIed as to wool content.l
tSportsvear, Third Toor)
Evening star., 1943-03-18
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

as prs. Originally 100 Brok-
en- Assortment Of Cotton
Fabric Gloves. Novelty styles.
Navy and wine. Small sizes.
29c
125 prs. Originally 100 Dis
continued Styles of a WELL
known make. Rayon fabric
in a grand assortment of
styles, Black and colors Sc
12s prs. Originally 2.25 to
800 Cape. Suede and Doe
skin tdoe- finished lambskin)
Gloves reduced for clearance.
Broken colors and sizes.
Soiled 1.29
tGloves, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Originally 800
FAMOUS
MAKE
GIRDLES
l.99

Only so Of them-mads Of
rayon and lastex. Smooth
fitting models-in tearose.
Broken sizes.
s Originally 65c Famous
Make Rayon Brassieres 10c
6 Originally 1.35 Famous
Make Rayon Singlettes. Tea
rose-smau size only 29o
IL Originally 1.25 Rayon
Panties-from a nous
maker. Small sizs see
9 Originally 800 Maternity
Slips--made of rayon 1.69
10 Originally $50 Famous
Make Girdles-mixture Of
lastex and rayon 1.'9
tRayon Undies. Main Yloes.J
Evening star., 1943-03-18
SHOWER
CURTAINS
I.59

just so Of these water-repel-
lent oilsilk shower curtains
in many popular colors and
designs. Standard size 6X6
feet.
26 Originally 3.95 Health
Pepper Shaker Sets loo pr.
II Originally l49 Heat
Lamps, complete with reflec-
tor on handle and bulb, LOO
26 Oririnel'v 395 Health
Vegetable Juicer, to extract
healthful juices from vege-
tables 200
81 Originally I.l9 Backrests,
TO use for COnValeScentS.
Made Of canvas 100
l3 Originally 100 Electric
Door Chimes 69c
80 Originally SOC StepIadders,
2-ft. size 59c
IL Originally l.39 Hostess
Dolly Stretchers, for round or
square dollieS 100
y Originally l29 Laundry
Bags Of COlorful chlntz 49C
tHousefurnishlngS.
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Perfecfs and Tregniars
$50 AND 7.99
WARM ROBES
2.99

Handsome cotton chenilles
and warm rayon quilts-re-
duced for immediate clear
ance. Broken sizes and COL
ors in the group.
6 Originally 1898 and 1893
Hostess Gowns-and Lace
Trimmed Rayon Satin and
Rayon Crepe Negiigees.
Broken sizes -------6. 6.29
Is Originally 1899 Rayon
Crepe and RayOn Satin
NaDigees and Housecoats-
some lace-trimmed. Sizes IA
and Is ---------4.9 4.99
(Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-18
WONEN'S
BLOUSES

lS4 Originally 2.98 and $50
Women's Rayon or Cotton
Blouses. In white or pastels.
with short or long sleeves.
Slight irregularS. Sizes 30
to 38 in the group 1.99
300 Originally 2.98 to 1898
W0men's All Wool Cardigan
Sweaters, all wool slipons,
and part wool slipons (prop-
erly labeled as to wool con-
tent), Slight irregulars. Sizes
% to 38 in the group 1.99
accessory Shop. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
ALBUMS AND
RECORD
CABINETS

30 Originally SOC Record Al
buns from broken sets. Now
19c ca.
10 Originally 4.99 Record
Cabinets. Floor samples,
3.99
] Originally 1895 Solid Ma
hogany Record Cabinet with
Doors. Now 1895
z Originally 1895 Mersman
Record Cabinet with Doors.
NOW .---- 24.95
Record Albums and Cabinets.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Homen's Originally
1895 to SfS
FUR-TRINMED
DRESS COATS
S25 and $50

Only 40 of these handsome
coats-trimmed with such
furs as skunk dyed opossum,
dyed fox, natural cross fox.
Black and colors--some 1907
wool. others labeled as to
wool content. For misses,
women and half sizes.
40 Originally 1875 to 1898
Coats - sport models and
dress coats. Light and dark
shades-many one Of a kind.
Broken sizes and assort-
ments--for misses only 1888
Thrift Coats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
""N' 1T 'TFkFWtFIV HT'~'
STUDENTS
SPRING SUITS
I6.95

Just II So hurry. Hand
some student suits in dag
onal Weaves. Tan, brown,
blue, grey. Sizes 33 to 3s.
: Originally $3.50 Students
S-pc. Coat, Vest and Trouser
Suits. Brown. Sizes 81, 38
and 80 -----...- 1000
l Originally 1895 Light
Plaid Reversible Raincoat.
Size SO sos
5 Originally 2.99 Larger
Boys Felt Hats 79c
10 Originally 11.s5 Boys
Husky Knicker Suits. Sizes
10, 13, ID - S.95
Variety Shop, Second Floor.
E St. Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Originally 2.98
Originally 2.y8
REXOL GLOSS
ENAMEL
I.98 gallon

Washable finish for walls
and woodwork. Dries to a
smooth gloss. White or ivory
and just % gallons!
II Originally 4.50 Monad
Satin Finish for all in
terror walls ---- 2.59 gal.
19 Originally 1.69 Floor and
Deck Enamel use on
wood or cement floors. Six
colors 1.29 = gal.
is Originally $50 Clear Spar
Varnish, for floors and wood
work ----------1.7s gal.
paints, Seventh Floor.p
Evening star., 1943-03-18
TOTS
SEERSUCkER
PLAY TOGS
j9c

just 95 pieces and they'll sell
FAST Jackets, skirts, shorts
and slacks in gay stripes and
solid colorS. Broken sizes.
IL Originally 1.99 and 2.99
Boys Cotton BroadcIoth
Suits. Broken sizes 99c
2 Originally 500 Boys Two
Pc. Eton Suits 2.88
Is Originally soc and 79c In
fants' Knitted Berets. Pink.
38c
8 Originally LIS Boys Brown
Khaki Caps 78c
2 Originally 2.99 Electric
Nursery Lamps. Without
shade -----------------1.15
3 Originally 225 Plaid
Jackets labeled as to rayon
and wool content l,59
% Originally 1.59 Blazer
Striped BrOadcloth Jackets.
Sizes 3 to s - 99c
10 Originally 1,99 Double
Breasted Gabardine Jackets.
Solid peach color or navy
and red stripes. Broken
sizes acknowledgements 99c
IS Originally 1.59 and 1.99
Sheer Organdy and Pique In
fants' Bonnets ts 99c
Is Originally 2.99 Tots
Striped and Solid Color
Dresses. Sizes 4 to 6 las
10 Originally 4.99 Tots Spun
and BroadcIoth Dresses. Sizes
4 to 6----------------- 2.48
Infants' Apparel, Second Floor,
w. l1s
Evening star., 1943-03-18
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY

100 Originally SOC Fine Cot
ton Socks. Some with EN- :
broidery trim 29c
Hosiery, Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-03-18
MISSES
AND WOMEN'S
SLIPS
88c

just 80 rayon taffeta and
rayon satin slips in smooth,
well-fitting styles. Broken
sizes.
10 Originally 200 Lacy Bed
Jackets in small sizes LAC
20 Originally 2.25 Tailored
RayOn Satin Slips 1.69
25 Originally 800 Lace
trimmed and Tailored Gowns
and Slips in rayon crepe or
rayon satin --1 1.99
10 Originally 400 Beauti-
fully Tailored Fitted Rayon
Crepe Gowns 2.66
10 Originally 100 Lovely
Sheer Rayon Gowns, daintily
trimmed ------- ass
tLingerie, Third Floor, E St.
Building, The Hechl Col
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Originally $50 10 5.9S
RAYON
UNIFORMS
2.39

Uniforms for maids, wait
resses. beauticians. Maroon,
grey, purple and white. Brok-
en- sizes in the lot.
Uniforms. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1943-03-18
FUR COATS

! Originally S149 Black Cross
Persian Swagger. Size Is,
SIO0
2 Originally S159 Black Per-
sian Paw Swaggers. Size is,
Sl19
l Originally $l99 Brown Per
sian Paw Princess Coat. Size
IA ---------------$1 $149
l Originally S249 Dyed China
Mink Swagger Coat. Size
10 Sl69
2 Originally S149 Black Pony
Princess Coats. Sizes l6 and
ID - SlIU
l Originally S202 Blended
Mink Skin -on-Skin Swagger
Coat. Size Is Sl39
/ Originally Sl09 Seai-Dyed
Coney Swagger Coat. Size
All turS subject to 1875 tar.
tFurs, Third Floor, E St. BLDG
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Originally Ijc
Originally I5c
LORESS
FACIAL
TISSUES
I'D Do,,. 70, 89c

1000 soft white tissues to
each box. What a chance
to save! Get them for home,
for the Office
tToiletries. Maiin Floor,
The HeCht Coz
Evening star., 1943-03-18
POPULAR GAMES FOR
CHILDREN AND ADULTS

Just 90 the group ond every
SINGLE perfect condition. Look A a.
OF the choice YOU children ond grown, a p
ups hove Cue Bowl" 'Vedo" SD"
"Attock," "Derocrocy" ond "Busy
Bee Eoch
20 Originally 25c Assorted Games. Sc
IS Originally SOC Hammer Nail For smaller chill
dren Az
Ss Originally ACC Childrens Books
! Originally soc Table Tennis Paddles. Sanded lac
Originally 15c Table Paddles. Rubber grips and
face 29c
Originally 20 Table Tennis Sets racquets
6 Originally rs Doll Clothes Hampers. Wicker 99c
Originally 225 Baseball Suits. Cap belt pants
children 4 to 10
Originally 81 Garage. 4-story building with eeya-
I49
Originally S4 Table Tennis Set. and
Originally 81 Model Submarine Complete with build
ing plans l69
2 Originally 5.95 Baby Dolls Floor samples
| Originally $50 Three ee-masted Model Sajlboat. With
plans for building 299
Originally s95 Electric Train Sets Complete with
former. locomotive, and track 800
Originally II ,65 Turtle Sandbox Legs Complete with
699
Originally 1926 Tennis Table with legs. 5-ply top
Sxa-ft. Sold q 1899