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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Lucky for you this 3 way relief is ready
to help YOU For colds arc raging all
around now. Sowhen a cold gets YOUR
chest muscles tight and aching, sore
from coughing, and YOU feel "chokcd
up. get Penetro. II works fast on
Grandma's old reliable idea. using
mutton suet TO help carry medication
10 do its local pain-easing. Only Pen
etro is Grandma's idea made even
better by science. That's why people
everywhere count on Penetro.
You rub Penetro on chest. throat
and back. As its medication reaches
nervc ends in the skin. pain cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

10 Originally 59e Festoon Brock
els; wood with gloss ornaments:
white or red; pr. Ice
II Originally 4.9e overoI Cotton
Chenille Rugs multi-color potterns;
soiled; 2lx3o 2.99
8 Originally S.ee ovoI Cotton
Chenille Rugs; 3Ox50 in; soied,
4.es
s Originally z.es Braided Oval
Ros Rugs; 2lx36 in; soiled LOO
5 Originally 2.99 Cotton Chenille
Both Mats; 28x42 in; soiled, 100
10 Originally 1873 5-pe. scorf
Sets; cotton and royon; soiIed, 59e
5 Originally I.S9 Chicken Feather
Pillows. covered with A. c. A.
ticking; soiled LOO
"a Originally 100 Non-oIlersic
Pillow Covers; soiIed 59e
Sc Originally z for z9c Dish
Cloths; cotton co., Sc
10 Originally 2.5e Cotton Ros
Rugs; 27x45 inches SO
IA Originally l.S9 Cotton and
Royon Tobie Cloths; 52x52
inches; soiIed ----l.0 90
The Hechf Co, Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Homewores

80 Originally 2.oe and 4.se Cur
toins; one of kind tailored and
ruffIed styles; 80
10 Originally 500 Cotton Twill
Dropes; heovy quality; natural
background with floral designs;
10 in. wide; IA yds. long 800
s Originally 500 Printed Cotton
cretonne Dropes; dusty rose; 10
in. wide; 2R yds. long; pr, 3.99
3 Originally 500 Cotton Roushtex
Dropes; floroI prints on white
backgrounds; 10 in. wide; 2h
yds. long; pr.---3.9 9
z Originally o.o8 Cotton Roushtex
Dropes; modern designs; 90 in.
wide; pa yds. long; 500
3 Originally 1873 Studio Couch
Cover Sets; complete with three
pillow covers; soiled 3.99
3 Originally 8.o8 Royon Toffeto
Spreads; dusty rose; full size, 4.99
81 Originally l.29 ToiIored Cur
toins; loose mesh; white; "a in.
wide; z yds. long; Pr 59e
s Originally 3.99 Cushion Dot
RuffIed Curtains; white with red
dots; 90 in. wide; 2 yds., IS in.
long; pr.---------------- z.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Winter coots

I Originally 1890 Womon's
Coat, sheored beaver collar ond
panel, size 81 --105.60
3 Originally 1926 Untrimmed
Women's Dressmoker or Box Coots.
z size a in brown, size A in
blue 1888
$ Originally 1895 Misses Fitted
Dressmoker Coots. velvet trim,
brown, black or green --26.88
! Originally $500 Yorndye Grey
Fitted coot, belted, size 10, in
I Originally 1926 Brown Fitted
Dressmaker Coot, interlined, dou-
bic breasted, size $500
l Originally 1895 Brown shetIond
"a Box coot, size IA 1888
| Originally 1926 Brown Covert
Coot, velvet color button-in
chonois lining, size IL 1000
10 Originally 1895 "crovenette"
Processed Roincoots, brown and
ton checks, misses sizes 3.88
Goats. Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

OFiginoity 4ZS.6O block-dyed
Persian Lamb Princess Coot, size
! Originally $3.50 Dyed Chino
Mink Swosser, size IA ITS. 90
; Originally 3o6.oo No. Beck
Muskrot Swogsers, sizes 10 TO Ia.
1000
! Originally $3.50 Dyed Fitch
Swosser, size l4--z5o.00
Originally 1880 Cot Lynx
Swosger, size l4---12o.o0
Originally 1880 BIoek-dyed
coroeuI Lamb swosser. size 10,
1880
Originally $500 Genuine Silver
Fox Joekets. sizes z, Ia, $4,000
! Originally 1880 siIvertone
Dyed Muskrot, size 49, 10000
! Originally $500 Roeeoon
Swosser Coat, size ID 10000
All originally and selling prices in
olude 209o tox.
Fnrs. Third Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Children's Weor

3 Originally ISIS Girls Pea
Jackets; gray with quilted royon
lining; sizes s and sos
3 Originally 1895 to 22.o5 Girls
Pile Fabrie jackets; powder blue
with red cuffs; sizes 10, | and
IA sos
10 Originally 7.e5 Teen-ose
Dresses; black or red with white
dots; sizes 2 and Ia 1851
10 Originally i.49 Tots Pino-
fores; blue and rose printed cotton
frocks; sizes 3 to 6 5oe
so Originally LAG to z..2o Jor
Sets including boric ocid. oil. nip
pie and cotton jors in basket hold
SIS - &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

IS Originally 8.s5 TO 1895 Jr.
Misses Dresses; royon and wool
with sequin trims and block royon
crepe in Princess styIe-----3.98
IS Originally 1879 Women's
Sweater Diekies; oquo, pink and
powder blue; properly labeled os
to wool content SO
J Originally 5.95 Juniors Jump
ers; royon Iuonno cloth in melon
and lime. Sizes 9 and Is -4.o5
IS Originally 3.29 lrresulors Of
All-wooI Sweaters; sizes "a and
SO -I.ee
so Originally sos Misses Dresses;
tailored classics in blue, black,
gold. melon and aqua. Sizes IL
TO l8. Properly Iobeled os to
wool content 3.o9
IS Originally 8.95 Misses Dresses;
toilored classics with bob nail and
other smart trims. Short sleeves.
Gold, melon, blue, oquo. Sizes
II to l8. Properly Iobeled as to,
wool content sos
So Originally 1926 to 1895
Juniors and Misses Dresses; toi-
lored clossics with short and three
quorter length sleeves. Wool jer-
seys and royon and wool combi-
nations. Solid coIors, stripes and
ploids. One and two piece styles.
Sizes 9 to l8. Properly lobeIed as
to wool content 8.o5
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store,
sports FEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Men S
Clearance
SHELDON AND
SOCIETY BRAND
CLOTHING

Originally $500 Society Brond De Luxe Topeoa 80
reauor Observation-Disclosures 6975
Originally $500 Society Brand Worsted Suit blue double breast
ed size 81 reeuor-
Originally 1850 Sheldon Hair Blend 80
lar
Originally 42so Sheldon Brown Covert Topeoat single breasted
A regular Bats
Originally 600 Sheldon Worsted Suits; 1877 short H4o
28.7s
Originally Sheldon Topeoots 1886 long, 1889 long; VA
stout Observation-Disclosures ----------------ls.7s
oqnoly 80 Sheldon Overeoots; shode eouo 2/44
ln46; stous n44 l/48
orsnol ss75 Sheldon wored Suits; and blue I36,
1877 1/42 --.----------------I7.5o
10 Originally 20 90 IS 90 Sheldon Coats eeuo i35
1886 2/38, 2/3o; short 1888, l/3o; long, H38--I3.95
Originally Stocks; grey 30 to
SO Originally $50 ond $50 Ton soeks 70 80 4es
II Originally $50 $50 Tuxedo Vests; Is smo medium 5.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Lingerie and Hosiery


100 Originally 59e TO ST Women's
Royon Ponties; seconds; broken
sizes 3Se
II Originally 2.z9 to 4.z9 Wom-
ems Royon Sotin and Royon Crepe
Slips; soiIed l.39
As Originally ! "A and 2.59 Wom-
ems Brushed Royon Bed jackets;
soiled
40 Originally sec Women's Under
hose; broken size range ----19e
IS Originally | SC Boot Eex; broken
Sizes tUc
$50 Originally lSe Women's and
chiidren's Cotton AnkIets; vorious
sizes and colors- --------l5e
The Hecht Co.. Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Originally 33 .ooto 49. IS Thrift Shop Winter COATS

Exceptional 20
fashions trimmed with
moutonded Also
black; broken women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
GirdIes and Brossieres

5 Originally $50 GirdIes, l4",
with Tolon, size 32-----3.oo
s Originally sos 16" GirdIes,
Tolon closing, size 27---3.oo
z Originally 500 Rayon Sotin
GirdIes. sizes IS, 27---3.oo
] Originally 7.5o Slightly soiled
GirdIe, size 800
z Originally $50 Slightly SoiIed
GirdIes, sizes IS, 26-----3.oo
4 Originally 2.25 Long Line Bros,
side lace, size 38----I.Oo
Is Originally 800 Long Line Lus-
tereole Bros. sizes "a, SO, 50 100
Girdies and Brassieres,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
II Originally g. 40
Shortie Fur Coots
5000

Including 2ees Tar
Shortly styled in Mendozo-dyed
coney, Baum morten or squirrel
tone.- Sizes IL to Is.
Thrift Fars, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
7 ;. ss
IS Originally 300 to 3.o5
Pastel Millinery
90

Postel Millinery
100
Snort postel felts in off-the- face
styles, bumpers, turbons, etc.
Some with yelling, oil nicely styled.
Hat Bar. Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Junior Miss Apparel
8 Originally 1895 TO 1896 cooss
and Suits, boxy and fitted coots,
in block, brown, green, rust, sizes
9 to ! s. --l4.88
10 Originally 1888 Roineoats. red,
brown, blue checks, sizes 9 to IS,
5.ss
IS Originally 2z.95 TO $500 Eve
ming Dresses, royon crepes, nets.
toffetos, in black, white, posteIs,
high shades, sizes 9 to IS -lI.83
IS Originally 7.s9 PIoid Bingham
Dresses. red, green, blue, sizes ! /
TO IT ------5.88
IA Originally 7.99 to I4.e5
Dresses, royon crepes, woods, in
block, high shades, postels, sizes
9 to IS in group --- 3.99
Young Washine tonian Shop,
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Men S Wear
Is Originally 4.7S Mems Under

rs Originally 4.7S Mems Under
shirts; Navy rejects of 1873 wool
and 25Qo cotton shirts that con
also be used as sweet shirts. Sizes
"a to SO 6oe
Sc Originally $50 Mems Slip
over Sweaters; long sleeves; teal,
blue and green. Sizes Sc to "A,
l.6s
s Originally 2.46 Mems Union
Suits; famous Chalmers make with
2O9o wool; sleeveless; onkIe
length; size AZ LOO
8 Originally las Mems Cops;
toney potterns; sizes 6s4 to 7Hs,
25e
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Boys Wear

80 Originally I.59 to I.ee BOYS
Cotton overulIs; Sonforized mot
more thon ] % residual shrink
oee) cottons with bib top; sus-
pender style. Sizes 8 to s 8oe
s Originally 3.z4 Boys Ski Points;
bib top, suspender-type points with
double knees and fIonneI Iinino
Blue or brown. Size 3--I. 90
so Originally z.5o Boys Sport
Shirts; two-Woy colIors; con be
worn in or outside of slocks. Small.
medium and large sizes ---l.5e
The Hechf Co, Dowssfairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Corsets

10 Originally $50 Renso Belt Cor
sets; maternity corsets in sizes 81
to 36. health belts in sizes 80 and
IS --Sz
? Originally l.69 Bros; size "a.
LIS
] Originally $50 GirdIes; size 28,
So
s Originally $50 Ponty Girdles;
sotin and elastic sides; removable
porters So
The Hechf Co, Downstairs Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
FABRIC REMNANTS
IA OFF!

included in the group ore hond-
some royons, bright cottons and
colorful woods. Perfect chance to
buy for your new spring wordrobei
Fabric Center. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Men S Sportswear

Originally $500 Lsh. Ton Leisure Coat; owool doeono
Originally 1850 Sport coots neot potern sizes s. and 81
SIS
Originally 1850 Austrolon Wool Coat ton
II Originally 900 capeskin Leothe Coats bock Upper
front Upper pockets bucets
Il Originally $50 to 1000 Sport Shirts; long seeved pod ond
check potterns; medium ond Jorge sizes ------- sos
Originally l75o Sport coais houndstoot checks and pod
- Originality sweoers Iueeooe hode with
worsted finish sizes SO to 3d. oooe check and poin 3D.
Originally $50 Atwood Puover neck oee
IS Originally Sport Shirts long eeved pot
a 5ss soke a's Adusobe Vests, eo for a5
ton and shodes; medium and large sizes
Il Originally s95 Nationally Vests shodes;
snoly kationay AH-weothe Joekets; zeon
Originally $50 Tan Hesinsbone Coo, sweaters properly obeea
os to wool content; medium
Mens Sports Shop, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Mems Slippers
orsnely 745 Coolies drobIe cloth uppers; side gore
Originally ss5 Leather slippers opera style with leather soe
Originally 100 Mems Foot wormers; novy blue or khoki
small medium and Jorge -:--------- ----ise
MEMS Slippers, Street Floor The Heeht Co.
REDUCED WAY DOWN
800 Originally SO and 200
Famous Make Neckties
04c
All carefully oered by hand Fouord and cooru
medium and bold patterns. For and summer
Originally Wool Robes solid maroon and navy
with contrasting coors and cuffs medium
II Originally 500 De Luxe Royon Joquad Mufe; wine blue
and ton patterns
81 Originally $50 500 Atwood Royon Mufe
ful stripes, pods and patterns SO
Originally Undershir coot styIe:
sizes AZ, a. 46--.4 ---- 4oc
Originally Nuke Money Belts khaki color Zeon
reoted; wote-repellent
Men's Furnishings, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

r.. EASY
TO OPEN A
CHARGE ACCOUNT
BY MAIL FOR
EASTER SHOPPING
Have minute? Then take pencil and check your
answers to the following questions We think you'll
be interested by the results interested that you'll
keep your pencil long enough to fill out the coupon be-
low and drop it in the mails!
|. Are you q newcomer to Washington
Yes u No Il
z Or, have you lived here for some time, but
have never opened q charge account
Yes 0 No c
3. Perhaps you've meant to open one, but
have never quite gotten around to do
ing so?
Yes u No CO
4. But, still, when you go shopping, do you
hate to carry much cash with you?
Yes Cl No CT
5. And do you often have to pass up some
particularly necessary or appealing pur-
chase because of lack of funds?
Yes O No 1
6. Above all, do you hesitate to open q charge
account because of the red tope involved?
Yes No
NoW-stop and reconsider! If your answer to most
of these questions is yes then believe have the
real answer for you-o Hecht Co. CHARGA-PLATE
account.
For Choreo-PIote meets all shopping requirements
lets you order by mail or telephone too!
And Chorgo-PIote will help identify you anywhere
All you have do fill out the printed coupon below
and mail it to AS soon os your request has been
cleared by our Credit Office you will receive Hecht
Co. Choreo-PIote with your name and address i'm
printed on it, Just simple that! And with Eoster
such short time owoy what better boon to spring
shopPng3
So-keeP that pencil fill out
this coupon and mail to
THE HECHT CO.
SEVENTH AND STREETS
WASHINGTON 4. ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Furcoots

! Originally 1880 Black dyed
Persian Lomb Princess Coot, size
tx 3fl m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
40 Originally 4.oo
Mems Blanket Robes
1.oo

Worm cotton robes in all
over patterns. Small and
medium sizes.
The Hecht Co.,
Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

Luggage
Is Originally 1884, 2o-in.
Pullman Coses
$50
Wooden frames. with Dupont COW
erino, genuine leather bindings.
Strong backs, good handles. Black !
only.
| Originally 43.5s Dress Trunk;
80 inches; slightly domoeed,
24.oo
ls Originally 400 Top-sroin
cowhide Upper Brief coses TO
] Originally 2l.oo Lockers; 81
inches; domoeed Zoo
| Originally 24.oo Mems zI-ineh
Overnight cose; domoeed 400
7 Originally 1888 and I7.42
Overnight coses; Il inches; with
washable canvas over wooden
tronnes 1900
Original and Selling Prices
include 20% Tar
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

Women's Apparel

500, Washington 4, D. C.
Evening star., 1945-08-22

Here is vast ooy of experty crofted sofos you'll
find such styles as REGENCY CHIPPENDALE
LAWSON each picture Of beouty, ex-
qusitey crofted of choice materials and covered
with beautiful fobrics of outstanding seNceobIity
and gorgeous color. StreomIned IoveIiness or her.
itoge regency styles with deep spring filled
cushions. They're all here awaiting your SI7Q
Evening star., 1945-08-22

TERMS: Use our BUDGET PLAN when pur-
chasing home furnishings totoIinq SIS or
more: noke small down payment, boIonee
in cosy monthly instollments plus. small serv-
ice chorae.
CREDIT OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-08-22
19 District Men Report
For Induction Today

Another 10 District men have
been ordered to report for induc-
ton into the Armed Forces today
They are:
Alexander, Milo Moreno, Ricardo
Cernero, Antonio Nunes, Jose
Flores Miranda, j. Perez Andres
OrtE-Tena, E. Ronas, Natividad
Salmon, Gustavo Butler, Russell
Carmargo, Manual Gray, Robert
Gallo, Julio Records, Lee
Gomez, Jesus Simmons. Robert
Hernandez, Pedro WaldStein, Edward
Lima, Joseph
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-20

How to Greet q
Wounded Soldier

And YOU should have seen him
pick up From being scared of
meeting people. Charlie got his
confidence back and soon be-
came his own self again,
From where I sit, Doc Walters
gave Us the right steer. The
wounded men coming home
don't want our sympathy or IL
oNcrenthusiastiC help. They
want to be treated like the rest
of us 49,. with a chance to work
and lead 4 normal life. And
that's the least we can offer them.
Ms M~,<
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-20

Charlie jenkins got back from
overseas the other clay, dis
charged for wounds and he
was pretty Well banged up.
Naturally, our town felt
mighty bad about it. We wanted
to sympathizc with him and
help him. But Doc Walters set
Us straight about that.
He said that what Charlie
wanted most was to be accepted
as one Of the gang again 49,. as if
nothing had happened. So We
asked him over to pitch horse
shoes with his good hand. and
enjoy a friendly glass Of beer
and chew the fat like Old times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-20
Hrnnfram Dutlu Dtaputrf,

Johnson said that making the li>l,
available is OPA'S third step I'D lis
strengthened campaign t. 'ta''''
better distribution OF available meat
supplies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-20

Nothing new under the sun How
about that report Of a shortage Of
on the Boston vegetable mar
kcto
The sub., 1945-12-20

public, homogeneous and labor, will be a strong force in minimiz- ing industrial disputes and prevent. ing strikes.
 2.-The parties to labor disputes should conscientiously exhaust all possibilities of settlement through collective bargaining before either party requests conciliation or med. iation services.
 3.-As far as possible, and where- ever practicable, disputes should be settled at the plant level. Local. state or federal conciliation agen- cies should be used, as best suited to the circumstances. It is desir- able to secure close coordination between the activities of the fed- eral, state and local conciliation services.
 4-The committee unanimously recommends that every effort be made toward the reorganization of the United States Consolidation Ser- vice to the end that it be estab- lished as an effective and com- pletely impartial agency within the Department of Labor.
 In order to obtain the advice, as. Sistance, support, and confidence of management and labor, represen- tative advisory committee to the director of the United States Con- ciliation Service should be appoint. ed. The advisory committee should consist of equal numbers of repre- sentatives of management and la. bor selected by the Secretary of Labor from list of nominees sub- mitted by leading organizations of employers and labor.
 The advisory committee should be responsible for making recon. mendations to the Secretary of La- bor or to the director of the con- ciliation service with respect to the policy, procedures, organization and the development of adequate standards and qualifications for the personnel of this service.
 5.-The personnel of the concilia- ton service should be character ized by impartiality, integrity, and knowledge of labor-management problems. To this end. the com- mittee recommends:
 (a) Conciliators should be ap- (Continned on Page Ten)
The sub., 1945-12-20
Lubor and Management in Parley Agreement

Washington, D. C.-The follow ing declarations were adopted unanimously by the Labor Manage ment conference and should serve in the future as a guide to better labor-management relations:
 Report of Executive Committee
 Resolution No. 1
 Resolved, that the Labor-Man- agement Conference urge on all elements of labor and management the broad democratic spirit of tol- erance and equality of economic opportunity in respect to race, sex, color, religion, age, national origin or ancestry in determining who are employed and who are admitted to labor union membership.
 Resolution No. 2
 Resolved, that this conference ex- presses it's approval of the forma- tion of an informal committee con- sisting of eight members:
 Two from the National Associa- ton of Manufacturers,
 Two from the Chamber of Con- merce of the United States,
 One from the American Fedora tion of Labor,
 One from the Congress of Indus trial Organizations,
 One from the United Mine Work CTS,
 One from the Railway Brother hoods,
 this group to meet at such times as it sees fit for the purpose of cre- ating better understanding between the respective groups, without any stated agenda. without any indica- ton that they carry responsibility for their respective groups. and without any definite program.
 Existing Collective Agreements