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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21

min Franklin, Roger Sherman and
Robert R. Livingston.
The Memorial Room, with its
domed ceiling rising 96 feet from
the floor, is dominated by the heroic
statue of Jefferson in the center.
The four colonnaded openings of
the memorial-two on the east-west
axis and two on the north-south-
make it possible to view the figure
from many angles and with vary
ing lights and shadows. The domed
ceiling of limestone reaches about
81 feet above the head of the statue.
Looking northward from the por-
tico of the memorial vista offers
glimpses of the Washington Monu-
ment and White House. A Star staff
photograph from the South Portico
of the White House looking south
ward through the same vista toward
the Jefferson Memorial was selected
by Mrs. Roosevelt recently as her
favorite photograph. and appears in
England on the calendar of the Brit
ish Auxiliary Territorial Service. the
Woman's Army. It is reproduced
again in the rotogravure section Of
today's Star.
President Roosevelt has taken
keen interest in the memorial. He
broke ground for it on December IS,
1888, and laid the cornerstone No.
vember Is, 1899. joining with the
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Com
mission in the ceremonies.
The memorial was authorized by
act of Congress in 1884, which es-
tabliShed the memorial commission.
Stuart G, Gibboney of New York is
chairman of the commission. Others
are Senators Andrews, McNary and
Ebert D. Thomas, Representatives
Culkin, Lanham and Howard w.
Smith, Thomas jefferson Coolidge
Brig. Gen. jefferson Randolph
Kean, Fiske Kimball. DR.. George j.
Ryan and Joseph P. Tumulty. Rep
resentative John J. Boylan of New
York, first chairman of the commits
sion, died in October, 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21

ton of Jefferson is to get the
American people to understand the
whole basis Of American govern
ment laid down by the former
President"
The executive secretary of the
commission will have an Office in
the House Office Building. He is a
native Of Petersburg. Va. and
graduate of Hampden-S Sydney Col
lege. For Is years he was employed
IN New York in the advertising bust
ness. A year ago he returned to
Virginia. making his home in Char
lottesVille, For four years he has
conducted a radio program de-
voted exclusively to American his
tory topics. Among his books are
those on Washington and jefferson.
and quiz books on American his
tory. Mr.. Boykin is married and
has two sons serving in the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21

good" condition today at a local
hospital.
Mr.. Slemp came to Tampa from
Bradenton. Fla. where he had lived
for about five months. because of i'll
health, it was said. The nature of
his illness was not announced.
MI. Slemp who has been chair
man of the Virginia Republican
State Committee since 1908, served
in the House from the 9th congress
sional district Of Virginia from 1906
to 1923.
He is native and lifelong resi-
dent of Virginia, with home at Big
Stone Gap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c. MARCH 21 1e4s
1912 Figures Reveal
Decrease in Crimes,
Says FB| Report
But Murders Increased,
With Youth Delinquency,
J. Edgar Hoover Finds

An estimated total of l,436, TAB
major crimes we're committed in
the United States last year, mark
ing a decrease of 60 per cent from
the 1941 figures, the Federal Bureau
of Investigation revealed last night
in its 1912 crime report.
Murders increased Is per cent:
negligent manslaughters 13 per
cent; aggravated assaults rs per
cent, and criminal assaults ll2 per
cent. Burglaries decreased 90 per
cent, auto thefts ga per cent, and
larcenies 90 per cent.
The FBI report showed an in
crease of 55.7 per cent in the arrests
of minor girls, while arrests of boys
| under 81 dropped Sc per cent.
Directing attention to the alarm
ing rise In crime and delinquency
among women and girls. FBI Direc-
tor j. Edgar Hoover disclosed that
. arrests Of minor girls for prostitu-
ton increased 648 per cent in 1912
over the previous year. Arrests of
girls under 81 for other sex offenses
increased 1047 per cent: for va
grancy, 1243 per cent; for disorderly
conduct, 69.6 per cent. and for
drunkenness. 1873 per cent.
Though the number of auto thefts
dropped 20 per cent, bicycle thefts
rose 101 per cent. Robberies of
stores and other commercial houses
declined 24.2 per cent, but highway
robberies increased lis per cent in
1912.
The number of offenses known to
the police in the District in 1912,
according to the FBI report was as
follows: Murder and manslaughter,
"a; robbery, 602; aggravated assault,
544 burglary, 1928: larceny, $50
and over, 1909; larceny, under $50,
1917, and auto theft, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21
SIemp Ill in Florida;
Condition Fairly Good

BY the Associated Press
TAMPA, Fla, March GO. Bas-
com Slemp, 70, former Republican
House member from Virginia and
ore-tlme secretary to President
Coolidge, was reported in q fairly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-21
Catholic Mission
Lecture Toduy

The Rev. Francis Borgia Steck.
0. F. M, professor of history at
Catholic University, will speak on
The Mission Colleges of Mexico and
South America" at 4::3O pm. TODAY
at the Plus XII Guild House. 1921
Rhole Island avenue NV. The lee
ture, which is open to the public. is
the second in series known as
Under the Southern Cross"
Evening star., 1943-06-03
RECORD
CABINETS

10 Originally 4.99 Kemp
Record Cabinets. Walnut
finished gumwood. hold 8
albums. Floor samples 3.49
l Originally 9.95 Premier
Record Cabinet. tWo-tier
style. Blonde finished gum
wood: holds 16 albums. Floor
samples ---------6. 6.99
! Originally 1895 Western
Picture Record Cabinet,
holds 8 albums. Sold as is.
Walnut finished gumwood.
8.99
5 Originally 29.95 Brunswick
Record Cabinet, rich mahog-
any veneers and gumwood,
made with doors. Holds 10
albums 1925
2 Originally 34.95 Castlewood
Record Cabinet, walnut or
mahogany veneers and gum
wood. Holds IL albums.
Floor samples--2 1895
2 Originally 39.95 Castle
wood Record Cabinets. wal
nut or mahogany veneers
and gumwood. Two-tie
style, holds "a albums. Floor
samples 34.95
100 Originally Soc Perma-
nent Type Needles, that play
1000 records--33 33c
200 Originally 27c Master
piece 10-inch Records, semi
classical and classical Sc
lections s-5 for 100
100 Originally ssc Master
piece 12-inch Records.
5 for 100
tEeeord Cabinets Records,
Main Floor, The Hscht 0o,)
Evening star., 1943-06-03

OF his private business. The term
runs to December 81, 1914.
The new member, who is engaged
in the cement business, is chief of
public works under the District Ci-
william Defense Department and ac-
tive in other civic and business af-
fairs.
The Commissioners voiced appre-
cation for services rendered by Mr.
Laskey AS a member of the board
and the splendid spirit of public
duty exhibited by him in giving 50
freely OF your time and ability with
out remuneration"
Evening star., 1943-06-03
NAPKINS

? Doz. Originally s.19 Doz.
Irish Linen Napkins. Is TO
p inches - S.a5 doz.
H. Doz. Originally ll.72 Doz.
Irish Linen Napkins. Is to
% inches - 8.95 doz
3 Doz. Originally 1888 Doz.
Irish Linen Napkins. Is to
% inches lOa5
500 Originally 19c Spun Ray
on Napkins. l2xl2 inches.
Assorted colors SC each
500 Originally 29c Spun
Rayon Napkins. 12xl2 inches.
Assorted colors 1Oc each
500 Originally 39c Spun
Rayon Napkins. l4xl4 inches,
Assorted colors 19c each
Iinens and Domestics.
Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Many Americans
To Attend Havana
Press Congress
Session Will Bring
Leading Newspopermen
Of Republics Together

Many leading neWSpapermen of
the American republics and Canada
are planning to attend the second
National Pan-American Press Con-
gress in Havana, Cuba, June to II.
The purpose of the gathering. ac-
cording to a formal statement, "is to
promote the most representative
assembly possible of the hemisphere
press, in order to facilitate an ex-
change of views regarding the ma
terial and moral issues which af-
feet the press as vehicle of public
opinion, as a historical force and
as public and private enterprise"
The Cuban government has is
sued a presidential decree conven-
ing the sessions. but. it was ex-
planned by the Cuban Embassy here.
the congress does not possess IAN
Official character in the sense of ac-
ton taken by government and
controlled by it,"
First Held in Mexico City.
The first American Press
Congress was held in May Of last
year in Mexico City.
Delegates are planning to leave
this week from all parts of the hem
lsphere. The United States will be
represented by editors of several
publications. Among the United
States daily press and periodicals to
send delegates to Havana are The
Evening Star of Washington, Times,
PM, La Prensa of New York City,
Ell Paso Herald. Miami Herald, Sport
Digest and others.
The agenda was announced here
by Manuel Brana, director of Luz
of Havana, and d delegate of the
Cuban government to the congress.
who is member of the press con-
eress' Organizing Committee. Mr..
Rrana. who came here to invite
American representa- tives. was active
In the first congress last year.
Seven Point Agenda.
The seven-point agenda, Senor
Brana explained. is as follows:
1.-THE press and inter American
solidarity. The newspaper AS
vehicle of cultural interchange and
as stimulus to economic inter-
change. Press attaches to diplomatic
missions and the nations of America
IN the war and postwar periods.
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Boys and Youths
WASH STACKS
l.66

Stripes and solid colors In
the group, and all good-qual-
ity cotton fabrics that tub
easily. Sizes 8 to 18 In blue,
tan and heather mixtures.
IS Orig. 1.95 and 2.45 Wash
Stacks. Sizes 13 to 20 100
4 Orig. 14.95 Cavalry Twill
Reversible Coats. Sizes 18
and 20 ----- 6.88
5 Orig. s.s5 Junior Boys
Khaki Military Topcoats.
Sizes 8 and 9-------4 4.88
l Orig. 1925 Blue Plaid
Sports Coat. Size 6.88
l Orig. 1898 Blue Rugby
Suit. Size 8---- 6.88
Orig. $3.50 Students Tweed
Topcoats. Sizes SO, 80 and
Orig. 21.0O Students Tweed
Suits. Sizes 33 to 36 1000
1S Orig. 4.40 Jr. Boys Cotton
Herringbone Gabardine and
Poplin Jacket and Overall
Set Broken sizes 3 to 10,
$50
% Orig. $50 Boys Regular
Collar Husky Dress Shirts in
broken sizes 13 to IA 79c
II Tweed Knickers that were
extra trousers of Two
Pants" Suits. Stouts 3 to l3,
broken sizes. Boys sizes. 2.
9. l3 -------1 1.65 to 20
tBoys' Clothing Second Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Originally 2.9S
REXOL GLOSS
ENAMEL
2.29 gallon

Washable. long-lasting finish
for walls and woodwork
White and ivory-and Just
q gallons!
II Originally 2.25 Timers
Red Roof Paint. made with
pure linseed oil and me-
tallic ---- I.79 gal.
Fl Originally 3.25 Floor and
Deck Enamel. for wood or
cement floors. inside and
outside use. Six colors.
2.69 gal.
IA Originally $50 Ready
Mixed Paint, for general
use. Six colors 1.79 gal.
IL Originally $50 Clear Spar
Varnish, for floors or trim.
Quick drying g-----1.9S gal.
tPsints. Seventh Floor,
The 6ocht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-03

newspaperman and lifting of stand
ards. Schools OF journalism. Press
guilds. Retirement for incapacity
or age.
"6-The problems of war censor
ship. Compatibility of freedom of
expression with the temporary limi-
tations imposed by the war. Crea-
ton of the Latin American Informa-
ton Agency and of the Latin
American Association of Newspaper
Writers. Technical assistance to
dailies and periodicals..
"7-Questions of press ethics.
Plagiarism of news. Unfair compe-
tition."
Evening star., 1943-06-03

in agriculture and industry. Jour-
nalism as the vehicle of this in
doctrination among children and
young people. Educational func-
ton of the press.
"4-Economic problems of the
firms publishing dailies and other
periodicals in the continents. Gus
toms duties. Importation and ex-
portation of paper, machinery and
other articles used by publications.
The press and the problems of
priorities. NeWsprint as an article
of war. Air transport charges. Ad-
vertising and the war crisis.
"5-Protection of the professional
Evening star., 1943-06-03
CHENILLE
SPREADS
25% t" 1919
off

Discontinued Pnttcrns)
a. Originally 4.99 Ball
Fringed Chenille Spreads.
Twin bed size only. Gold.
green, peach or rose 2.99
10 Originally $50 Extra
Heavy Cabin Craft" Hob
nail Spreads. White in dou-
BILE or single sizes. Pink in
single size only 3.99
FL Originally 7.99 Chenille
Spreads. White hobnail ef-
feet on solid color back
ground. Single or double
sizes 500
tSpreads. Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Originally 4.9S
MIRACLE
ELECTRIC
MASSAGERS
2.99

Vibrating massager to
help relieve headaches,
muscular aches. Good for
scalp treatments, too.
IL Originally 3.99 Bathroom
Hampers. assorted colors. All
sold as is 1.99
30 Originally $50 Stirrup
Pumps 2 2.99
80 Originally 1.19 Market
Baskets on wheels, sturdily
built ----- 29c
IS Originally 1.19 Rubber
Trays, to put on top the
toilet tank. For bottles, ETC.,
sec
(Housefurnishings, Seventh
Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Red Cross to Sponsor
Aquatic School at Camp

The Red Cross will sponsor an
aquatic school June 14-24 at Camp
Let's, Edgewater, Md. Courses lead
ing to instructorship in Red Cross
swimming, life-saving, canoeing
boating, first aid and accident pre-
Vention will be offered.
Room, board and tuition for the
Today period will be s35 a person.
Those desiring to apply for the
course should call Republic $500
extension 95.
Evening star., 1943-06-03

Mission Of the press in both in
stances.
"2-The press as a factor in the
consolidation of democratic doctrine
and institutions. Liberty and re-
sponsibility. Incompatibility of true
Journalism and totalitarian regimes.
The present and future task of the
press in taking care of the peculiar
interests of each American nation
and OF those which are common to
the entire continent.
"3-The press as a social institu
ton in the public service. Stimulus
to American activities for the higher
utilization of scientific knowledge
Evening star., 1943-06-03
O'FIs 'F'
WATER
SOFTENER
39c Is ,e..,

Large 5-pound bags of water
softener with delightful ap-
pie blossom fragrance. Just
a little in your bath water
makes all the difference in
the world.
Orig. 13c Loress Facial Tis-
sues -1 10 pkgs. for 89c
$50 Orig. Soc Boxed Soaps
Choice Of 6 pine soaps,
3 milled soaps or 6 lanolin
dry skin soaps 44c box
% Orig. 800 Chin : Up Cream.
(discontinued so
IA Orig. 3.75 "Should I" Co
logne, discontinued) 200
(Toiletries. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Howat Is Named Member
OF Minimum WAGE Board

Appointment of P. Y. K. Howat as
a member of the Minimum Wage
and Industrial Safety Board, as
representative of employers, was
approved yesterday by the Commits
sioners.
Mr.. HoWat takes over the unex-
pired term of John E. Laskey, who
resigned because of the demands
Evening star., 1943-06-03
WOMEN'S
BLOUSES
SAMPLES AND
IRREGULARS
2.l9

II perfect you'd pay 2.98
vet none with any serious
defects. Rayon crepes IN
white and pastels for
your skirts and Stacks.
~ Orig. 400 and 2.9s Sample
Collars. Vestees and Sets.
white and pastels s--1.29
103 Irregulars Of $50 and
2.98 Sweaters. plainly labeled
as to content, Cardlgans,
slipovers and novelty styles
in broken sizes LOG
240 Orig. 35c or 50 for 81
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs,
all white CSC ca.
(Neckvear and Handkerchiefs.
Main Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-03

If Perfect 5.95 to $50 Irish Linen
Double Damask Cloth. TOXIC inches,
3.95
II If Perfect 9.95 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths 70xlO6 inches sos
If Perfect 1894 Irish Linen Double
DamaSk Cloth. 7Ox1O6 inches 7.95
l3-lf Perfect 1.95 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 7Ox88 inches 5.95
IF Perfect 832 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 66x86 inches 4.95
IL Perfect 9.83 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 66xlO4 inches 5.95
II Perfect 1895 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 66xl22 inches 795
If Perfect IL q Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 7Ox122 inches S.95
Evening star., 1943-06-03

recette WeT Incense on me Hfth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Marearet johnson, IS, i332 Ham
Kenyon kellogg; %, .lsos Wyoming st.
1883 wyoming ST. NV
Abraham schwartz SIS, $50 4th st. s;v,,
and Frieda Permutter, 3s' 36ls 10th
Ebert Nester, ., Rocky Mount. N. c;
and Dorothea Parks. 25, 1850 Harvard
R. wallace Garner. y. Fort Devens Mass.
and Gloria Gibbons, Il, 44"o Borden
Harry Nichlporuk "a so, 1918 9 st Sc, and
ceorse safF Wison rofs Bevor i Ts
and Jean Whitfield, IS, 1915 Euclid
Daniel Lovenbers lr, 20 Camp Lee, Va,
snd Eileen Wood, q, 1915 irving St.
and Lillian McDoHsaIi' =. 1914 iSSh
hrss: ssa sslbs1s Mss1' Hail. R1rr, i 1ssna c.
aI.d2s 5s5ss;a, Es55ssson. =, ReIsjt, 6s., W55;
NV, and 1mosene Halsted. 10. 154a
Milton M'oR Hef,ernan. - % Hamilton st
NV. ana Jeanne Berser, 10, 633 5th
F'2h Ea,h sRath Ba41y 3 81 1h 1Sh p f' n' and
Joseph Grant, 90 l,c7 Hobart st. nv.
and Jeanne La Case, IS. 1851 Park
Jane. pons: 20: sGSa Jap 1t,h St; IT, nv, and
'o.1Dh .5a Msrans M9iis Polk i5 @ l35 1 Vermont mont
kenneth Wray a5. Oklahoma City. Okla,
and Pearle l.. Larson, 90 1901 18th
H'sss!' H: r5sPtn MARCH, @ fs@S Tssn Vs9 pGH s4s
s,1: ssSssss 70 Fort ss h;r3E sn va s@ 9e
and Ruth B. sennholtz, 80, i57 INLAND
James Herriotts ea, 3sl7 Morrison st
nv. snd Betsy Grinaser, 81 FERGUS
willamette Hudson, a2, 1910 42nd St
es st n S' ". and Eiizabeth Thorn, :5, aa"5
stTa,msn, 1909 columbia rd Nv,
Pay PsTfer hn,S ot "a snd Gf,nn FTanees Thompson
John 4 Dilley -, Huntington. W. Va
and Betty Lou Knox, u; 3.lo IN st, s.
NV. and Frances Niblett. 20. Arlington
Arthur FlsteheS a. "a Bs1heida Be- Thc,d No
Mil'on Arnold, 81, - :oth ST. NV, and
,sIs1se Gs5s G5sfn Bfrows 49, upfo 4sn oiIs sf St NV
ana Anne Henrch 90 Jim III Nicho5son T St
Msrtln BOl2 nd, }3. Fort BeNOlr, Va, anO
nT. FcS;F. ' snd Eossmary plI. ." % psS'qn, S{ X
Gladys Carlson. %. 1929 HALEY ter. Sc
Geron PERSON. p, Hubbard Ohio, and
,oIsph Rqh bs23 NrKn*h Fort ssissa Mesde Nd and
Macbelle Rem IS, Laurel, Mo
william RntIer dsIn a. s6s" 90, 9Th sfs St, NJ and
k.unsth TSsi5ao csrKe s. 1881 '' Columbia i M I'd
NV, and Mary Ward q, 1876? Taylor
Jane. T. Mock 81, and Ano Mccray, ae,
l,ua'sh both q q sol md St" st. s. nv"
1hsmas Ksrf M,cAste1 lis rs u St NJ s. ,nd
lcSis Hcres aaesn aa'H.S'i 81 i:lo 9th St ~ and
Florence DORSEY, u. 1882 10th st. NV
~sTsn smthH Hooper @ 90" o4 Rosedae 1ae
s.zems s,' BRYAN; u, 5; ;s,S st, t, So. and
"'fsTS F4sd.r!es EiI'es IS, s =; sr5t;essn 1
Arnng ssebsns 81 SSf Knox 6h tsr St and
yrsne'y Ru9y Hyst,; H,teb 81 - s St nv and
Mary Bush, %. 1904 9 St. nv
Edward spell.rbers - 3 s3"a stt 10Th rr,rs ;. ~
Issued at Rockville.
as fthe es'1 isnsas. 11a Bes nfSss sS wssh M
ington.
Clarence c Brock, jr, o1 Bristol Va,
and Betty Erwin Carter. 10, Washing
ton.
MnWood Simpson 90 Takoma Park Md.
and Harriet Ellen Grove. 10, Washington.
George William Lewis. tr., 25. Chevy Chase,
Nd. and Marjorie Anna De Witt. 80,
Scranton. Pa
Louis. a r0f r.sfiet Ssan'ef e. Chew % ch:ss :ne
I.sued At Alexandria.
Loyal Tucker, 23 Jana. Va. and Emma
Patton, Is. Alexandria.
Arthur Chalen Minor, 35 and Mary Eleanor
Riley, rs both Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-06-03
COTTON
GLOVES
59c


Double-woven gloves In
wanted dark shades to ac-
cent your summer cottons.
Broken sizes.
$40 Orig. 81 and $2.25 Cape
skin and Solid English Doe
(doe finished lamb Gloves.
in broken sizes and colors.
Soiled 1.59
IS Orig. 59c and 81 Cotton
and Rayon Gloves mostly
smaller sizes----2sc
(alexss. Main Floor,
The 6ocht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-03

l If Perfect 1898 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloth. 72xl44 inches 1895
II Perfect 2O93 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 72xl26 inches 1896
If Perfect l1.14 Irish Linen Double
DamaSk Cloths. 72x1O8 inches 1895
IL Perfect 14.24 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 72x9O inches 1895
l If Perfect 1l.34 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloth. 72X72 inches 8.95
II Perfect 1898 Irish Linen Double
DamaSk Cloths. 72xlO8 inches S95
| If Perfect 1850 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloth. 72xl22 inches 7.95
; IL Perfect 1895 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 66x86 inches SOS
l II Perfect 80 Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloth. 70xS8 inches 4.95
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Originally 1925
SUMMER
DRESSES
7.99

Just IS in the group. Among
them are one-pc. rayon gab-
ardines, rayon crepes and
smart prints. In broken sizes
for misses.
30 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Misses
Dresses in broken sizes $50
1S Orig. $500 to 1895 Two
pc. Rayon-a -and-wool Dresses.
Also prints in broken sizes
for misses ------- 1888
tBetter Dresses. Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
36 Orig. 3.oS Misses
SKIRTS AND
CULOTTES
l.97

OF grey and white striped
cotton seers sucker that
washes and irons in a jiffy.
Broken sizes.
AZ Orig. 1.79 Cotton Terry
Cloth Sweat Shirts, in stripes
and colors. Broken sizes 1ec
10 Orig. 295 Blouses of Grey
and White Striped Cotton
Seersucker. Sizes IA and Is.
S1.00
20 Orig. 5.95 Play Suits of
printed rayon crepe. Broken
sizes II to 18--1.91
40 Orig. 5.95 Sports Dresses
Of cotton and spun rayon.
Broken sizes II to 18-1.S8
(Sports Shop, Third Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-03

l Originally 7.99 Hand -embr roidered
Linen Luncheon Set. Ecru 3.99
"a Originally 7.95 to 1898 Spun Rayon
and Linen Luncheon Sets. Some in
complete. Some prints colors 2.99
Originally 299 Homespun 17-Pc.
Luncheon Sets. Rose only -------- 81
Originally 5.95 to 7.95 Luncheon
Sets. and 9-pc. sets Some incom-
plete. Grey, white, blue in the group,
2.99
IL Originally 299 to 4.s5 Linen Bridge
Sets. Some prints, mostly solid colors.
Rose, green, peach. gold, white 81
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Clearance! Misses
BETTER
COATS AND
SUITS

9 Orig. 45.o0 Navy Chester
fields with detacha bic velvet
collars, sizes II, 16 and 20.
$500
3 Orig. 1895 Light Blue Box
Coats in sizes 16, 10 and 20.
500
1 Orig. 29.95 Raglan Sleeve
Velvet Collar Chesterfield,
size IA, light brown 1900
Orig. $500 Red Cotton
Corduroy Raglan Sleeve Box
Coat, size 18- $500
9 Orig. 31.50 Gray and Blue
Hairline Imported Worsted
Suits, sizes IL to 18--23.0O
Better Coats and Suits.
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Nv AUs/ Z
MISSES
TOPPERS
1900

Handy little coats to throw
over your summer dresses =.
or formal dresses. Beige,
brown, one blue. Sizes u,
IA and 16.
8 Orig. 1895 All-Wool Plaid
Suits. misses sizes 900
5 Orig. 1898 Tweed Box
Coats Of rayon and wool.
Sizes II, IA and Is 1900
IS Orig. s.95 Rain Coats In
red. beige or blue. Broken
sizes " 4.S8
lThrlft Coats, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lar, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wdit three tnU days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-06-03
FANCY LINENS REDUCED

Originally S25 Irish Linen 17-Pc.
Place Mat Sets. Hand-embroidered
l Originally S25 Irish Linen 7-Pc.
Luncheon Sets. Hand-embroidered
White ---- -----.-- 1895
l Originally 1898 Linen 7-Pc. Lunch
con Set. Hand dembroidered. Ecru,
1898
l Originally 1895 Hand embroidered
7-Pc. Linen Luncheon Set. Ecru 1898
Originally s95 Hand embroidered
Linen Luncheon Sets. Ecru. Incom-
plete 495
Evening star., 1943-06-03
LACE CLOTHS
& SCARFS

80 Originally 2.9e Cotton
Lace Net Cloths. 54x54
inches. Eggshell 59c
% Originally 1.99 Cotton
Lace Cloths. Various sizes
up to 2l2 yds. - 81
IS Originally 49c Matching
Cotton Lace Scarfs. Various
sizes up to As inches 29c
Evening star., 1943-06-03
CLEARANCE!
HOUSECOATS

) Orig. 2s.s9 Sequin Studded
Rayon Crepe Housecoats.
Sizes IL and 14 1899
2 Orig. $500 Sequin- trimmed
Rayon Crepe Housecoats.
Size IL 1899
2 Orig. 22.50 Rayon Crepe
Housecoats. Sizes IA and
16 1900
2 Orig. 1899 Beaded Rayon
Crepe HOusecoats. Sizes IL
and IA 800
l Corduroy (Cotton) Brunch
Coat. Size II ---3 3.99
tHousecoats. Third Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Just Is Orig. 1925
JUNIOR
MISSES'*
SUITS
1885

Summer suits in aqua. beige
or blue. Perfect for the ca
reer girl and for travel
ing. Sizes 9 to IS.
20 Orig. 1895 Junior Misses
Dresses. Prints, checks and
dark shades. Sizes 8 to IS.
s.SS
5 Orig. 7.99 to 9.95 Junior
Misses SPIN Rayon and
Butcher Weave Rayons In
sizes 9 to 15- S.9a
Junior Miss Is a size not
an age.
tYouns Washingtonian Shop.
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz