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Evening star., 1943-07-02
Cox Threatens to Call Police
As FEC Probe Hearings Open
Committee Head Acts os Agency Counsel
Tries to Interrupt Reading of 50 Charges

take your seat. If not, I'll send for
the police and have you seated"
Promises Hearing Later.
Commission counsel, Mr.. Cox de-
clared, ought to know enough about
procedure not to inject himself
at this time" He told Mr.. Denny
the committee would hear him later
in the investigation, which the
House ordered last January
Mr.. Denny told newspapermen
later he merely wanted to explain
to the committee that DR.. Robert
Leigh, head of the FEC Foreign
Broadcast Intelligence Service, could
not be present next Friday, when
the hearings are to be resumed.
DR.. Leigh, he said. has an unbreak-
(See FEC, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1943-07-02
U. 5. Expenditures Sci
At $78,178,885,240
For Year Just Ended
War Accounts for 92%;
Public Debt Rises to
$l40,796,033,375
BY the Associated Press.

| 1s Ahe HooOSAotCu TIcSS.
Federal spending during the
fiscal year just ended-a year
marked by turn in our fortunes
of war-totaled $78,178,885, ,240
more than double that of the
previous l2-month period, and
sent the public debt to $40, 1885,
033,375. compared with s76,990,-
704,746 a year ago.
This Government S cost of Wagine
total war accounted for 80 per cent
of all spending. hitting a year-end
total of s72. .1O8, 1862 ,204-nearly three
times the s26,o1l ,o65 0s9 spent during
the previous fiscal year. -<s..,.,
In a statement reviewing the
financial year which closed June 80
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said
receipts for the period, which totaled
$22 ,281 .642. .709. fell s1.167 900 900 be-
low budget estimates, but he added
that much of the drop resulted from
failure of many income tax payers
to make full-year payments last
March because of the then-pending
pay-as-you-go tax legislation.
Not Regarded as Loss.
This does not necessarily repre-
sent loss in revenue" he said, but
has resulted principally in a defer
ment in collections which will be
subsequently received"
Despite the decrease, however, the
net revenue was "a per cent above
the S12,793 ,061 ,621 collected in 1912
The net deficit for the year was
S55 900, ,705 ,92l, compared with sl9,-
692 PAS, ,776 for 1912.
General nonWar expenditures for
the year totaled $685. ,2l8 .000-a de-
crease of 1891 900 900 under the pre-
vious year. Interest on the public
debt, however, increased 5000, 900
to 81, ,808, ,16O,395.
Decreases Listed.
Excluding the public debt, the net
decrease in general expenditures was
S851 900 900. BY agencies the prin-
ciple decreases were:
Work Projects Administration
$3.50 100000; Civilian Conservation
Corps, $145 100000; Federal Works
Agency, $93,00o,O00; reclamation
projects under the Interior Depart.
ment, $4,000, 600: Tennessee Valley
Authority. $l6,000,0O0.
Increases over the previous year
included $4,000 900 for unclassifieo
departmental expenses, s17,000,00C
for the Veterans Administration
and $10,0O0,O00 for river and harbol
work and flood control.
War activities expenditures, which
were running at an annual rate OF
SAC, 900 000,00 at the close of the
previous fiscal year, had increased
to an annual rate of nearly $50 900,
100000 by June 80 this year.
War Bonds Increase.
War bonds outstanding at the enc
of the fiscal year aggregated $21,.
Use, 100000, an increase of $11,068,-
0OO, 900, during the 12-month period
Redemptions during the year totaleo
$843 5000
Total financing operations of the
Treasury resulted in the sale of $62,-
$50 100000 in securities, an increase
of nearly $4,000, 100000 over the
previous year. Treasury bonds
brought in s1e,8sO, 100000, certif1.
Gates of indebtedness, $18.067 900,
600: Treasury savings notes taS
series), s8,759, 100000 and Treasury
notes, S3.749 100000
The average rate on the total in.
terest- bearing public debt declined
from 2285 per cent on June 30
1912, to 1879, a new low.
Evening star., 1943-07-02

1T. ROLAND L. HILL.
way. His friends couldn't keep up
with him. Born in Dawson, Mimi,
he attended Duluth State Teachers
College for two years, put in short
time at the University Of Minnesota
(See HILL, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1943-07-02

(See RATIONING, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1943-07-02

(See FEC, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1943-07-02

In civilian life it was the same
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Miss Currin Made
Baptist Secretary
FOR Entire State

hiiss Nary Willard Currin. native
81 tic Carey section of Vance cOun-
Try, has just ten named executive
secretary OF the Woman's Missionary
Union oi North Carol m Iaptists.
and This week issue OF ihr Biblic:!
Recorucr, Official organ OF the Bap-
lists III the Stale, carries large
picture OF her on the front covc..
pIge.
Miss CurriI is the eldest daughic.'
among cIsnt children OF MIS-. IA nni-
loyle Currin md The late William
WoI.SIl CuIr.n. She was educated in
schools OF Vance county, including
Mladlcburg, ard later went 10 Mere
aim College. flCr course was inter-
ruplcd by several years of teaching
between her sophomore and junior
years, and she graduated IN 1881.
IN her senior year and Sf.T WAS prcSi-
dent oil the Baptist Student Union
and was active in all phases of col
lego life.
Alter graduating from Meredith,
Miss Currln entered the w. NJ. U.
Training School at Louisville and
graduated there in 1893. Again she
entered the teaching profession, but
two years la;cr, in 1885. she was
elected young peoples secretary Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities-

EuSScll's own numerical meth
DDS helped bid il TO 4-HcartS. per-
haps because West may not have
bid that suit But Mr RuSscll's
play has hecn Chronicled
II" heart was won by the A.
club a scored. club ruffed by the
heart s. diamond led 10 the *.
club S rufted with the heart 9.
dIlu;prd a taken. diamond 6
ruiicd by tho heart 3. club s ruffcd
by the heart 10. East being unable
1" ovcr-ruG and thus enabling Mr.
Russell To place those honors with
West
Then came the neat wind-up.
With North holding three spades.
lc heart J AMI IN" diamond 7.
South his four spa'l"S and the club
=. and Vest the heart KOS and
SPADE rs. MIR. Russell laid down
his last heart. the J West took il.
hut could score only his three
trump tricks. having to finish by
lga'!ir- from his spade IS-3 into the
Gummv'S 40. Thus Mr Russell
scored 4-Hcarts h. using his las9
+, trump. ar hInor. To- throw an op-
; poncnt into the !.ad. truly OIL un-
usual play
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

inc Woman's Missionary Union for
inc State. "In this capacity" says
'he Recorder, 'She has rendered
outstanding service in our own State
ana IN the Southern Convention w.
M. v. She knows the Sta.e and
ne south. is dearly beloved. and is
aomiraoly fitted in every way for
uie important ard responsible posi-
uoIi WHICH she has just accepted
The young woman is widely known
IN lhis county, and her family has
Tor years been among the most sub
stan'ial and respected in Vance
county.
Inc Recorder further commented:
For the Currin children. going TO
Sunday school ard church was as
much matter of course rs was
eating breakfast. The papers Mary
read from early childhood were Bib
hcaf Recorder, The Progressive Far
mer and Youths Companion. From
earliest childhood. she loved the
church in her home community.
whcre her mother had worshiopcd as
a little girl. and where her father
became staunch member in la.er
years and taught the Mems Bible
class Tor forty years. From this
CHRISTIAN home and community also
came Miss Curr;n's sister, Mrs. Elmer
Sur!ln Robertson of Houston. Texas
VINO has re" d"rCd outstanding sorry
ICE IN the Wuman's Missionary
Union"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
War Loan,
Goal Set

Washington. July 22.-(Ap)-N
$4,000, 100000 goal for the thir.!
war loan drive was announced lust
night by Treasury Secret ny Mr.
gcnt!lau, who said only no. barking
sourtcS will participate.
The goal for the largest financing
program in world history i; S2G)n.-
n00,000 above that of the second war
loan drive in April. which brought
in total Of SlS,5OG 900. 900 bu' Of
that mos banks bought more than
$4,000, O00.O0O.
The third war loan drive VIII
open September 9. and Morgcn.hau
said the securities. 10 he essentially
The same types as those sold IT,
the second war loan. will hc u!rcrc /
only To individuals, corporations. .-
:urancc companies and ether non
/ nix. : sources.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
AOC1ety News
1 MADE A PARTNER OF A NH,

Mans handiwork was not to blame
they gave iull credit to the sky;
Summers sun was like liame
And all their valley wells are drv
Close with roots of birch and beech
l lifted one gray plank to peer;
Our woodsiae spring had somethin,
left.
The bucket lifted full and clear.
Bring your dipper and your pals
And drink with me by birch leaf
shine,
But waste no cupful going back
For only half Of this Is nine.
/ made partner of q hill,
| cannot boast my trimming cup.
/ only bring the water out;
The source Is somewhere higher up.
Charles nIaIam
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Business Meeting
Had by Jr. Club

Members Of the Junior Wumans
club held brief business session III
the basement oil the Ferry Memorial
library cuncSday evening at y
o'clock, opening lncir meeting with
the Junior plCuSc.
II was decided To have the August
meeting in the form OF pIcnic sup
per. MIS-. j. u. O'Donncil, MISS MINI
ME Smi n, and Miss Ruth Allen were
appointed Il committee 10 work out
pans IOr the allair.
Numbers were asked to give as
much time as possible to the Rcu
Cross surgical dressing room which
was Cpcmcu Tuesday alter having
been ciused for several weeks.
a report on the garden furniture
recently purchased and placed OH the
lawn ~ lie rear OF the service cen
Ter WAS m"uc by Il mcm3Ir Ui INC
committee III charge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

a dress to make. TO wear. tp wash
ana wear again and again. Mar
ian Martin Pattern 1888 has the slim
Silhouette That DISCUSSES your hips,
You might make ii of rayon crepe
on, quite successfully, in cot ,nn.
Easy sewing, especially if you use
the included Scw-chart.
Pattern 1888 may be ordered only
IN w0men's sizes 81, Sc, 80. 10, ~.
Al. &c, and 40. Size Sc requires 3 3-8
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS In GUN.
for this Marian Martin pattern
write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily DISPATCH
Pattern Department.. 232 w. 18th ST.
New York, N. Y.
Because Of the Slowness of the
mails, delivery Of our patterns ma,
lake few davs longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

s'raiShtCn cut his Ggm,s.ic front
Why he is willing tn@t Congress
Shuulu adjourn al. lis mci.lDers-
both Republican aad D.macrsn,c-
SHOULD 90 home ana til tlsir con-
stituCnts what lnu JOB re i; do
ing with ratiuning. win rIgi CON-
ti"l and other q. me- ic mcaSurla,
l cannot under taTd. l'@.iIaps h.. DC
ilcNcS mat with 'rn"JnCitiunGi VIC
tory" I'll hi dGmC.tt. clr.as ana
omissions viii quickly b2 forgotten.
Let ne tell him that the memories
OIL our boys in the Amy. Nav ana
air lO"cc viii MT ., sMGri.
Allied cooperation.
II Is obvious ii.;l Tic ciG.;yt DuS-
SiDic cooperation TIA, been nccy i.ary
both before ana since Pear Har-
bor-;mUn2 the principal allied ma
.onS. AL III the .i.Ir%. inyl.uing ON
Latin American m.i.;nsOIs. are iic.;s-
ing ;nr cords c..s. - tncir chests
ana playing 81 admirable came.
China, Russia, G.@: ! Ell in md TIC
tni'c States nat. i..liy en- va. dit
icrCEt Yves If living. different
tItndS ri thought and h;.vc rad dill
iciCnt ideas - 10 policies. Eul lGr-
;UnaiC'y all "a ines CO... i'll. r;,tions
have been waived in ta~ common
I%fct m,nl :u;t tn" .ir.l lssN OF all
',hcHInrd Is 10 whip Hitter ana
-.ir"hitC.
in si.!lN nt he: greet losses in
..';.npUN.vr. i'll it, Will r.aCr.c iron,
4 &c war II Stronger nation than eve,
Lc!0rc. Sin" will no l5n.Cr be an
isolated nation. Russia Ea.i;ipn lin
coming world affairs will nave 20 b
acknowledged and perhaps rec:.Cnt,;.
with. Ono sCt al cJnCiil rs l"r No
t.IIcf c'.I prevail wncn fin ing G3r
il common Cai!sn: ilT ln,l p"lcc
CONS iEeSI rpnGi;i ~ Viii ln5" the II
HISnI: .cLI,tC. "Dni.-" id .g rather
'Ghn cooperation. may t',vn b" TIC
nc.
VIII I>clA;inn Return:
iu.t E!hL' !C.ia CIR i"..,iri;,I ION
~ N".ld Prucs vii tai.t after i,.t
VIZ VIII ""nh EEnr u..r nav van
\ciC::l E. CHAPS, as = O.. VIC
si:"U:i a"".;, liIr .ip::un - 'sin,. a,,I
ca, iuI. Mauy ul tncin viii Ic,lyIu-
&" car ,nnrls. i.icIudn. Wiser.
i"miccI / ms, the Du.:cS and
Young L!,'n, and TIC Lcaguc IL: Ma
:.
In la maIT. they were all failures
w were thanked but little for these
elliott, L. establish a iusiing ncacC
81 again should We at crIut I.
dominate tx peace lIauS Of in,
rGStW2r era. our CffGIt, may. like
wise, i#Ii. doubt if there can -,
any SC:ni'l.nCr "i lasting peace ~
Europe Wl.hHut a federation -
states. which Is what Hitler ha. hat
in mind for NCII.. The CnntinCn' 81
Eu"GE" CHuu'I.CH too many .miI
counties and rulers for il; Oy'r
good. In The end, tho allies HAY b,
iC"cci L. d.. through Diplomacy
w.iat Iii rv has attempted through
force OF arIa-. iIut tnIS viii Dc d.
Citcd, not f.. Roosevelt. TIT by pur
returning 'rl.'..
The Rciu"a 70 Domestic I.SarS.
am -n'w ;hut sc si.dil ia: d,
called uD'u 80 iced ihc world" Gri
mJIc tan 4. Var ~ I've am not $;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Important Women's Meeting.

Ali women between the ages Of
20 10 81 years old are asked u meet
at the American Legion nut t'rIuay
afternoon at O'CLOCK when mis-.
Alley l.. Young, chairman Tor TINS
county, will lead Il discussion Oh
why women should JOIN the Ma
rlnrS. The meeting Is ~ last only an
hour, anu MrS. Young stressed tne
Importance oil ali interested persons
attending.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
NOW
SHE SHOPS
cash AND CARRY
Without Painful Backacbe

Many sufferers rc.."vC Eagpirr barLlcho
quickly. one, they G.s"Cvcr that the real
r"MSr 81 o.. trout" may b" it-nd kiincys.
The k:.r'l ..Ec Natures ShiDt way OF taxi
IN" Tic 'Nt,s ;'c.':s ";li waste out of tho
blood. Ta-y help Iaoet people pass about 2
pi::fs q DIV.
When disorder ot hiding function permits
poisonous matter t. Tcil..sl:i IN yuilr blord it,
may can" 'a-'a-li.s la".'hr. Rheumatic, pnina
leg r'..!.S, los 81 pop :gi'! cherry rrttiiIr I'M
i.i"!'=, s"' Ling. paN tess u:.Icr tivr ewes.
!"aGIrh'S mId dizziness. -rqucr.t or sc:in,y
passages with sI:1Irt.l.. a.I burning snrr.-
hines shows thrtc Is gui..-t!.!Hrt wro:,- with
your kidneys or bladder.
boht wait! Ash your d-Ir"ist for Doan's
Fills. used succ, ssiu:v by ru!!ions for over
ip!"4!'. they rive iapry relief and will help
tho - i:i.t7 81 Kidney tubes flush ont pU,~un-
Gus wasic i'oia your bleed. Get DUaa's Fills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
To Indiana Post

Auxiliary Geraldine Edwards.
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. +. l.. Ed
WARDS OF 432 Chestnut street, VINO
has been statio.ed at the third
training center OF the Women )
Army corps at Fort Ogicthorpe, Ga,
has Lcen assigned to the station COM
plcment at Fort Benjamin harrIsu..,
indiana.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
WORRY OF
l. ~ l. ) r L EETH

Don't D." embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping. drtpl ing or wab-
bling when you cat, talk OF laugh.
Just sprinkle Il little FASTEE1 II or
your plates. This pleasant powder
gives Il remarkable sense OF added
comfort ard security by hoIdin.
plates more firmly. No gllmmy
g0ocy, paSty taste or feeling. rs
alkaline tnon-acid) Get FASrEETII
at any drug store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Come from Savannah,

Mrs. II. -. Slarlicy, MISS ann
Sturkty, MI. anu MIS-. sam FOX, IL.
ana suh, Sam, III, have returned
nom Savannah, Ga. where they
visited Il. u. Stuil;cy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Rct.rn t3 Nashville

Staff Sgt. Robert Leo Harris and
Mrs. Harris have returned to NASH
Vile, Tenn. after spending Inc pas,
week here with Sgt. Harris motht..
and SISTER, Mrs. V. II. Harris ana
Mrs! >. Il. Watkins. on North Will
liam street. They were nccnmp-nicd
10 NH hviilc Ey Sgt. lIarriS'a nephew,
Dick Wa kInS. who will visit them
for about three weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

John l.. PrIdscn Jr., son of John
-l'rluGcn uI nj iIurEur Ilr,,.
mas been promoted 10 the rank of
corporal by his air force unit at
Westovcr Field, Mass. Corporal
irldgcn was graduated from Hen
dcrSH, high school in 1888 and was
employed Ly the Henderson Mills
prior to entering service on Sept.
l6, 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
To California.

i:vt. RAUL Blake has returned 10
California where he is nnyv : n,i,n-
ca. lie has been visiting MS parents
MI, and Mrs. j. T. Blake. on NirhnI,s
Strcc', and other relatives and
fricndj here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
WITH QUE BOYS
IN SERVICE
Returns To Camp

Corporal Robcr; s. Ross. who has
Dseh visiting his mother. Mrs
CharicS H. Ross, has returned TO
lamp Forest, Tenn, where he il
stationed %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Veterans
Will Decide
Continued from r-Sr 0ncD

tContinucr! from r..Gr onc.)
win the war ard win thc pC2c" =.
J." much for i';st i'rovi:.cn"r I,
grin. Nv hunrh i, that IL" viii let
nature takes its Cu,rsC. If tho soy
ticrS demand hi; continuance in o.
lice. Re Will run again: But not
otherwise.
Roosevelt is making no attempt ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
NICE pL.AYING MISSED

EVEN THE very best PLAYERS
fail to see som" of the prctticst
plays which AZ" roSSlbl" in Ccrtnin
hands. Durrg the roS'-mG:,crs
at a big duplicate. while waiting
for other tables to finish a round.
they usually discuss the varioI.S
possibilities of the last couple Of
deals. until they feel that they
have explored the worthwhile fca-
lures Of them But sometimes a
certain contract. which .iI rot
get bid. might have furnished
something very spectacular which
none Of them fa,h"mS Dung the
discussion
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
ok Rail-;
Is Sustained

,.sF Turk. .iui% 22.--,Ary--- re
Ct. 49, g. SC-.""ia. ,Cnirv,d =
'.-"H.> /. lirN,i..rG,.h IL t.d.y'.
-. g.. ':Iii:li tn; lv.uunt St, Vat.
....s..l,C III ian th"r light rrul!t
D.. ....G continued t. i:cCo nIny
Evening star., 1943-09-16
LAMPS

25-Originally 100 Maple
finished Hardwood Smokers,
SOC
2S-Originally CSC Parch-
mentized Shades for floor
lamps. Sold as is is----19c
-Originally 9.95 China
Table Lamps with shades.
Sold as is ---6.50
1-Originally 1895 China
Table Lamp with shade. Sold
1-Originally 1925 Blue Hob
nail Crystal Table Lamp with
shade. Sold as is - Sos
1-Originally 1875 Rem
brandt Wheat and Crystal
Figure Lamps. Sold as is.
800
2-Originally 8.95 Decorator
Pottery Table Lamps. Sold
as Is 4.5O
20-Originally 45c Parch-
mentized Shades for boudoir
lamps -----------2 Csc
1-Originally 3.95 Silk tray
on lined) Shade for bridge
lamp. Sold as is s-----1.50
6-Originally 2.95 Celanese
Shades for floor lamps. Sold
as Is l.I5
4-Originally 2.95 Celanese
Rayon Shades for table
lamps. Sold as is lis
3-Originally 5.95 Blue China
Table Lamps 4.50
Clamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-16
CLEARANCE
OF PICTURES

Is Originally 1.29 Portraits
IN a jor Biddle," Jenny
Lind" and others - maho-
gany color wood frame Acc
6 Originally 1.29 Girls Head
Subjects gilt color frame,
49c
4 Originally 4.95 Large Air
Brush Pictures-girl and boy
subjects ----1.95
is Originally 1.95 French
Prints in mahogany color
frames --- 99c
3 Originally 1.50 Floral Prints
mahogany color frame, 99c
Is Originally sos Large Oval
Portraits of well-known
people ------------4. $50
pictures, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Orig. 2.49
GOODYEAR
GARDEN HOSE
I.49

Measures 25-ft. long-com-
plete with couplings. CNoz-
zle not included.)
1-Originally 1895 5-Pc. Di-
nette Set-stainless top ia
BILE and 4 chairs. Sold as is.
S35
1-OriginalIy 24.95 Black
and White China Closet.
Sold as is ---------- 1895
1-Originally 1925 Icebox-
holds rs lbs. of ice. Sold as
is ---------- 1895
2-OriginaIly 1895 Stainless
Porcelai n top Table
Chrome legs. Sold as is.
1875
6-Originally 1895 to 1895
Cabinet with porce-
lain tops. Sold as is.
4.99 to- 11.95
20-OriginaIly 1853 Portable
Heat Lamps-good for tired,
aching muscles - 100
25-Originally CSC OilcIoth
Tablecloths-Odds and ends
sold as is ------. 49c
tHomewares, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ValOr Pottery CO0kWare
IL off
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

Just 50 in oI Some shopworn ond dusty . some
mussed from handling and dispIoy. But oil per-
feet ouoty ond oil to give you good service.
Check the list below for the blanket comfort you
wont and need.
Is Originally 13 IS Warwick Blankets 800 wool, 20qs
rayon. Size 72x84 inches
Is Originally 1895 Gibboney Victory Blankets 1870
wool, 25 20 cotton. Size 72x84 inches ------ SOS
Originally 9.95 Rayon Taffeta Woo-Filed Comforts
Size 72x84 inches ----- 495
20 Originally 49s Rosebud Batste Comforts filled with
cotton felt. Size 72x84 inches hes-------- 295
BLANKETS and Comforts, Fifth Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-16
STUDENTS
AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING

Orig. 22.50 Tweed Topcoat,
all wool. Size 40, in brown,
10 90
2 Orig. 11.85 Light Brown
Tweed Knicker Suits, size 9.
8.95
1 Orig. s.95 Double-breasted
Navy Blue Flannel Sports
Coat, size husky 18- 6.95
l Orig. 1895 Single breasted
Navy Blue Flannel Sports
Jacket, size husky IT 6.95
2 Orig. 1880 White Coats.
sizes 18 and % 500
l Orig. 1855 Grey Tweed 2
pc. Suit, size 16 1925
Orig. 1875 Pal Beach Suit,
slightly soiled. Size husky
Orig. 20 .95 Blue Tweed 10
Way Suit, size 39---I9.95
l Orig. $500 Grey Tweed 10
Way Suit, size 80. 1875
l Orig. 21.25 Brown Diagonal
Weave 2-pc. Suit, sizes "a
and 37------- 1000
*All garments plainly Ia
beled as to fabric content.
VARSITY Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-16
RECORD
CABINETS

4 Originally 5.99 Selrite
Record Cabinets that hold 8
Albums. Walnut or mahog-
any finished hardwood 3.99
1 Originally 29.95 Brunswick
Record Cabinet with doors.
Holds IL albums-mahogany
eeneers and gumwood. Floor
sample le------19.95
] Originally 34.95 CastIewood
Record Cabinet. holds IL al
buns. Walnut finished gum
wood. Floor sample 24.95
e5 Originally 100 Permanent
Type Record Needles that
play 1000 records -8 88c
rs Originally 100 Record
Racks that hold fifty 10 and
~ inch records 88c
,(Record Cabinets. Street Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Clearance Summer
FURNITURE

Originally $3.50 Sun Chaise on Wheels Use it for
reading snoozing-the back adjustable Soft
ton felt mattress spring bsse-white enameled
wood frame. Handsome water-repeent fabric in
many coors s------------------------- 1893
Originally 995 Simmons Chaise Mattress Perk up your
old sun chaisewh this comfortable mattress of soft
cotton felt-upholsered in good-looking waterrepel
lent fabric. Green blue-f1ts any standard size
eaihiso 5.99
Originally 1859 6Pc Glider Cushion Set Three plump
back cushons-and three seat cushions with valance
front Plump comfortable in blue green or
peach water-repelent fabric ic-. 699
Originally 1927 3Pc. Gibson Island Set. Two-seater
settee-and matching chars-with comfortable deep
sianted seats and wide arm rests. Smoothly sanded
and ready for your paint brush. Easily assembled
699
Originally 1919 3-Pc Mission Redwood Picnic Set
Made from California reowood-those famous trees
that have weathered the elements for centuries Saw
buck style table that measures 24x48 nches-with 2
matching benches. Weather-resistant finish --- 6.99
Originally 3.9S Camp and Lawn Stool Heavy hard
wood stoo-ydth sturdy white duck seat Metal hard
ware reiniorcements for added strength Folds easily
and compactly-essy to carry y----------l.69
tsumn1er Furniture Fourth Floor. This Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-16
LORESS
FACIAL
TISSUES
10 Packages for
89c

Originally 13c a pack
age. A soft white
facial tissue packed 200
sheets to the package
practically indis-
pensable now that the
children are going
back to school.
140 Orig. Soc Box of
six cakes of Pine Bath
Soap -44 44c
SO Orig. SOC Box of 6
cakes of Lanolin Dry
Skin Soap --- 44c
II Orig. 1873 Bottles of
Pine Scented Bath
Liquid, 80 ounces, 1.39
10 Orig. 3.75 First Aid
Kits $50
IL Orig. $50 First Aid
Kits, in metal chest,
500
6 Orig. 1880 First Aid
Kits, in metal chest,
1850
80 Orig. 800 Chin-ep
Throat and Neck
Cream soc
2 Orig. 500 Chin-ep
Throat and Neck
Cream -- SOC
(Toiletries, Street Floor.
The Hecht CO..