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Evening star., 1946-10-01
Tuck Ready 10 Use
Full Power 10 Avert
vepco Strike Threat

Gov. Tuck Of Virginia, faced with
the international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers new strike threat
against the Virginia Eleotric 81 Pow
er Co., has declared his intention to
ause all the powers Of the ofice
which I hold to protect our people
from such disaster as now envelope
Pittsburgh"
The union filed q 30-day strike
notice with the Labor Department
here yesterday, charging the COM
pany had refused to recognize the
brotherhod's Local B-1522 as bar
gaining agent for certain categories
of foremen in Spite Of results Of an
election held among the foremen last
July by order Of the National Labor
Relations Board.
The notice means the local plans
to walk out october 81 II an agree
ment is not reached In the mean
time.
Gov. Tuck's firm stand was taken
in a letter sent yesterday to. j. G.
Mcintosh, international representa-
tive of the union, who filed the
strike notice and sent copies to the
Governor, the NLRB and the COM
pany, the Associated Press reported.
The local involved is the same
which threatened to strike last
March in connection with break
down of contract negotiations. AT
that time the Governor invoked an
old Virginia statute to draft 'VEPCO
workers into the State Militia.
An agreement between the union
and the company followed within
a few days.
In making public his letter to Mr..
Mcintosh late yesterday, the Gov
ernor gave no indication of his
plans for dealing with the new pos
sibility of a walkout, the Associated
Press said.
The election among foremen was
ordered by the NLRB after 1t held
that $50 employees In that classifi-
cation constituted an appropriate
bargaining unit but must be dealt
with separately from the company's
1900 production and maintenance
men. The order was protested by
VEPCO.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
Bookkeeper Found Dead
From Bullet Wound

Robert r. Brown, 46-year -old
bookkeeper, was found dead from
a bullet wound last night, with a
pistol near his body, in his hotel
room at Endre's Hotel, SOL Twelfth
street NV.
District Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald said he would issue
suicide certificate today.
Mr.. Brown had been employed
for the last two weeks as a book
keeper for the Windsor Room, 14lI
H street NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-01

the washington Association Of Credit
Men. also Is farmer. Mr.. Bailey,
assistant to the managing editor Of
The Evening Star, has lived In the
county for 10 years. He has been
president OF the Silver Spring Public
Library Board for six years.
Evening star., 1946-10-01

Assurances that majority Of
present county employees viii not lose
their Jobs II q charter form Of gov
ernment IS adopted were given by
Mrs. John n. Werner, executive
director Of the Charter Committee.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
The Elephant Wants To Forget

Our good newspaperman friend, Columbus Gil
rag has been away from the bottle long he needs
drink to cheer him up and put end to his present
morbid thoughts. The noted columnst's latest out
burst, delivered with resigned shaking of the head
is; "Arizona's greatest need; About hundred and
fifty thousand more Republicans
- In way, Columbus could 55t5 right Our state
could easily use that much more population and it
would be all right if they Republicans so long
as they were able to remember Hoover with his typi
cal COP outlook of keeping the head buried up to
the ears in the sand Of rich mems private beaches
as to keep out the sound Of hows from millions of
underdogs.
For the education Of the younger generation: It
was Hoover who proclaimed his party would put a
chicken in every pot but his administration only laid
an egg-a very smelly He also expected to see
the COP put two cars in every garage. Well, not
everybody got the pair Of AUTOS but most owners
had to put their vehicles in the garage-they didn't
have the dough to buy gas and nobody else had suf
fcent surplus to take off the hands Of bankrupt
owners Herby also said grass would grow in the
streets if the Democrats given the steer
ing wheel in national government. This wasn't true.
By the time Republicans run out of office, the
people Of the US. hungry they grabbed each
new blade of grass as it came out of the ground in
order to keep body and soul together
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
Big League Ball
Clubs To Train In
State Next Year


PHOENIX, Aug. big league
baseball is coming to Arizona. The
New York Giants of the National
League plan to do their 1947 spring
training in Phoenix and the Cleve-
land Indians of the American
League will take their kinks out at
Tucson. The two teams will stage
exhibition matches.
Most of the big leaguers have
been going to Florida and southern
California for their preseason
workouts. Arizona civic organiza-
tions expect other teams to make
the westward trek in coming years.
now that a precedent has been set.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
6-Year Plan For
National Guard
Announced

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-The
Army Ground Forces six-year plan
for the training of approximately
571,195 ground force troops of the
National Guard of the United States
was announced today by General
Joseph w. Stilwell, Commanding
General, Sixth Army.
In announcing the plan, General
Stilwell emphasized that actual
training of the National Guard will
continue to be a function of each
state. However, the Army Ground
Forces will detail Regular Army in
structors, under the supervision of
the Armies, who will be responsible
for the supervision of the training
programs. Those instructors will be
assigned to units down to and in
Guiding the battalion level.
The siX-year plan, which provides
for the progressive instruction OF
units in each state, is designed to
standardize the training of the
National Guard all over the coun-
try. During the first and second
years individuals and units will be
trained on a company level; during
the third and fourth years on a
battalion level; and during the fifth
year on a regimental combat team
Ioo6 oorobat command level. during
the sixth year on division level.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
|Free-Port Plan
Put Up To Mexico
Government
5~ n7xrVyT IN IL
7 RX,E.ES

Governor Abelardo Rodriguez OF
Sonora believes it is up to his federal
government at Mexico City to salts
fly Arizona requests that Rocky
Point in Sonora be made free
ocean port, Arizona Attorney Cen
eral John L. Sullivan has revealed.
Sullivan and State Corporation
Commissioner William Eden last
week made a private plane trip from
Phoenix to HermoSillo, checking
through customs at the Nogales In
ternational Airport. Sullivan said
they conferred unofficially with
Governor Rodriguez on plans fol
Rocky Point.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
Roy Gardner rapidly getting back
into pre-war condition.

r.. H. Bibolet being catty by tell
ing Uncle Joe Wise, "The good die
young" The Texas Consul seems
to forget that he isn't as young as
he once was.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
State Mine Strikes
Cost Huge Sun,

PHOENIX, Aug. 1.-The cost Of
the recent mine strikes in Arizona,
aside from the value of the lost pro-
duction, totaled over $4,250,000 di-
rect loss in wages, taxes and pur-
chases of Arizona products, accord
ing to survey made by the Ari-
zona Small Mine Operators Associa-
ton. The value of the production
lost during the four months strike
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
NogaIes' Biggest Need: Housing!

In the past few years Nogales' downtown section
has had it's face lifted This is fine. Before the
the local business district Of the shabbest in
the state. Besides many and rebuilt commercial
structures, the hammer and can be heard in resi-
dental districts.
But there is one serious flaw in the big local i'm
provement program. Very few brand new homes and
apartments are being erected Old residences are
being enlarged and beautfied but almost nothing is
being done to accommodate hundreds and thousands
of people who want to live here.
Unless new living space is constructed soon the
border district will lose its greatest opportunity for
growth-and added business for new businesses.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02
SEEN ad HEARD
-ohA -
THE MAIN DRAG

City Clerk Alex Durazo not want
ing to be quoted by the press.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02

period was calculated at over $16,-
100000.
The loss to the State of Arizona
in direct taxes totaled approximate
ly 27,OOO without taking into con-
sideration the many additional
thousands of dollars that we're ex-
pended for relief and unemployment
compensation benefits. The bulk of
the loss was in sales and income
taxes.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02

The University of Arizona at Tue
son, established in 1890 on ground
donated by the towns leading gam
blers. was built before Arizona had
any high schools.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02

Arizona has 100000 acres of
forest land, much of it abounding
in game and good fishing streams.
There are about 100 different species
of trees in the state.
Nogales international., 1946-08-02

A local young Lochinvar riding in
a car instead of upon trusty
steed five miles toward the West OH
rainy night and becoming
stuck at 2 am.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Boys cIothins

IA Originally 6.ss Boys Joeket.
in combination wool and oobor-
dine. Blue. Sizes s to l2--4.oo
IS Originally I.oe Jr. Boys
Whipeord Points in steel grey.
Size s only see
s5 orisinoIIy 100 Boys' An
Wool Caps in vorious colors- --Isc
II Originally 4.o4 to $50 Jr.
Boys Regulation Sailor Suits in
novy blue with long points. Sizes
5 to 7--------l.eo .eo
~ Originally I4.ss Husky Boys.
Aii-Wool Sport coots In foney
patterns. Sizes 9 to IL S.eo
IA Originally 1929 Jr. BOYS
Wool and Corduroy Thiek-Set
Suits with long pants. Grey and
brown In sizes s and $3.50
Properly labeled as to gool
content.
The Hechf Co, Dowsstairs Store,
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Mems Furnishings

II Originally l.s5 imported
Brior Pipes with corved bowls,
4s Originally $50 Fomous
Make Fabric Belts. sTwo-tone
coIors in blue. eonory. green, mo-
room. Sizes 81 to 4O-----s5e
80 Originally 100 500 Wool
and 5o1e Cotton Hose with
cushion foot in white, size II
only .4Se
81 Originally 100 Famous Moks
Ties and ciip-on Bow Ties in
dark and light shodes-
50 orisine:ly $50 Fomous Make
Neekties in coIorfuI fouIord pot
terms and panel stripes -s5e
SO Originally l.65 Irish Linen
White hondkerehiefs with Va
inch hem. Counter mussed- soc
- Originally $40 An Wool
Plaid Muffiers- so
10 Originally 500 Fumous Moks
Gloves with fobric backs and
leather fronts. Soiled and nussed.
Sizes 8 TO oz-----I.4o
Mss's Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Curtains and
Slip Covers

] Originally 7.sS Printed Cotton
cretonne Chair Slip Covers for
wing and l-cushion style choirs.
Soiled ed----------------3.se
Is Originally 7.9o Knitted Cot
ron Sofa Slip Covers in blue shade
for regular size sofos. Three
cushion covers 2.9e
Is Originally z.3s 10 $50 Sec
onds Of Hassoeks in eueshell or
pink. Imitation leother----l.s9
s Originally 1873 Six-way Pill
lows in FloroI Design Cotton Gre
tonne. Blue or egesheIl 90
Is Originally I.5S Printed soteen
Pillows, cotton filled. soiled, 59c
so Originally SOC and 7se Odd
Curtoin Panels in rose, blue, and
green. 36a to As" Iona. AS
sorted rioteriols- zse each
3 Originally SOS TO 6.es Mstol
vsnetion Blinds. Domooed and
sold os Is. 64" long. 1877, 1892,
2I33. 3/34, 2i36-------z.ss
The Hsckf Co, Dowsstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
200 Originally 4.5e to
Tots Roincoots
200 g. 800
Woter-repellent fobric In
blue, green, or checks.
Sizes 8 TO 6.
The Hschf Co.,
Dowssfairs Store
Domestics

DomeStIcS
sz3 Originally $40 Floral Pottern
Cotton comforters, 72x84, 100
6 Originally iI.se iooeo Virgin
Wool Filled comforters with cot
ton and royon floroI pottern
cover. Size 72x84--------4.se
] Originally 1877 Cotton Lace-
trimmed Seorfs. 1896. Soiled,
4oe
IL Originally 3.ss Cotton shes
Rugs in assorted coIors. 24x36,
I.9e
8 Originally s.ss Shower Cur
tains and Window Curtain Sets.
Woterproofed royon----5.99
7 Originally LA Cotton vanity
Sets. Three-pieee with lace trim,
4se
IS Originally s.zs White Cotton
Dqmosk Table Cloths, 54x54,
1893
I3eorisinaIIy ,.ss White Cotton
Toble Cloths, 52x52. Seconds,
LOO
"a Originally z.o4 to 2.es cot-
ron Embroidered Pillow cose Sets.
Soiled or counter nnussed---1.77
"a Originally 5.es 6x6 Shower
curtoins in fIorol pattern. Voter
proofed royon-
38 orisinoliy 7.95 Cotton Lunch
con Cloth and Four Matching
Napkins --------------As9
The Hecht Co. Dowssfaiys Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Mems and Boys Shoes

l5 Originally I.ze Mems Hi-Lo
Felt Slippers. Soft sole and heel.
Sizes 7 VI to oH2----l.oo
10 Originally 3.se Boys Leather
Dress or Play Shoes in block or
tcn with leather or corded soIes.
Broken sizes
l3 Originally kSs Mems Plaid
House Slippers with soft sole and
heel. Size 8 only-------l.oo
56 Originally S.45 Government
Surplus II" Loee Boots in all
leather with triple sole. Oil
treated. Sizes 6h to l2--7.e5
The Heehf Co, Dopssfairs Store
ars
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Clearance
Infants, Tots and
ToddIers' Wear

! Originally s.ss Blue Wool
BIonket. 4ox6O in.-------5.ss
, Originally 6.9s All Wool BIon-
kets. 36x50 in. .---------4.os
l Originally 1888 Hondmade
Wool Toy-------- -4.oe
Originally 3.s9 Donald Duck
Toy 2.88
I Originally 1899 Silk coot.
Infants size 6.SS
10 Originally Las WoshobIe
Blocks --------
II Originally Toe Webbing
Sofety Strap soc
s Originally Las PIastie Pinafore
ls Originally I.s5 ToddIers' Cot
ron Dresses. Prints end solid
colors. Broken sizes to 3, l.1S
II Originally I.55 Toddiers' Cot
ron Dresses. Solid colors. Broken
I , Originally 2.ss Toddlers' Silk
Gowns. loce trimmed. Teorose.
Size 2-------A 1.SS
3 Originally 5.9S Boys Wool
Felt Suits. Navy trimmed with
white. Size 34---4A---z.ss
z Originally 6.s7 Boys 2-Pe.
Wool Felt Suits. Navy trimmed
with yellow. Size 3----2.e8
10 Originally I.s5 Tots Wool
Felt Hots. Navy and red. Broken
sizes 2Se
9 Originally lbs Tots Royen
Twill HATS. Broken sizes -z5e
5 Originally 2.99 Tots Gotten
Wosh Suits ts----1.SS
Isfasfs DEPT, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Originally 1925 and 1899
Girls 2-Pc. Suits
8.o5

SO in all! Choice of jacket and
lerkin styles. Copen or rose.
Sizes 8R TO 141z.
10 Originally s.ss Girls All
Wool Plaid jackets. Sizes 7 TO
so Originally $50 Girls Cotton
Dresses. Of "CoIifornio Seer
sucker" Sizes 7 TO l4----l.s5
q Originally ESQ Girls Sheer
Blouses. Striped. Long sleeves.
Broken sizes
10 Originally s.se Girls White
Blouses. Soiled------2.9e
IL Originally 7.95 Girls Spun
Royon Dresses. Broken sizes,
800
10 Originally l.s5 Girls Eel.
Handbags. Blue. gold, rose.
With htox------l.2Q tax
Girls Shop, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
CIeorones
cen Lingerie

IS Originally Sac Cotton ponties.
Snoll, medium, ioroe sizes. Pink
and white. Not both coIors In
every rysize--------------z5e
13 Originally l.55 Royon Satin
Slips. loee trimmed. Soiled.
Sizes II. IA, l6 only-----$I
8 Originally l.so Rayen Crepe
Slips. White only. SoiIed. Size
Teen Linssrie, Second Floor,
TIE Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Millinery

IS Originally I.ss to 3.99
Feather Hats and SNORT ToiIored
FeIts in current styles Soc
40 Originally 4.ss and 5.s5
hi-StyIed Felts in new coIors Of
smoke, lacquer block, and seoI
brown. Feather and glitter trim,
100
20 Originally SOS TO 1895 Bet
ter FeIts in individual styles and
popular colors- 800
The HeeAt Co.. Dowsstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Fl u1 80 n4pnpnE
The HECHT Go. FRIDAY BARGAINS
Luggage Clearance
,WASHINGTON 4. D. C.


I Originally 1880 is" Lo1y's
Overnight Case 800
| Originally 1914 rs" Lody's
Pullman cose- ose---------9.o0
! Originally zo.76 rs" PuiImon
case tiody's) 900
| Originally 1868 IS" Lody's
Overnight cese- 900
| Originally 1898 ~" Lody's
Weekend case $50
$lz
l Originally 1884 Il" Lady's
Weekend Cose e--------12.00
I Originally 1910 II" Lody's
Weekend case --------1z.oo .
I Originally 1880 2I" Lodys
Weekend case -------3Iz.oo
I Originally 37.7e Is" RyIon
Upper Bag with lock- --lz.oo
I Originally 1880 10" Lody's
Overnight cose -------Iz.oo
SIS
] Originally ASIA Il" Lody's
Weekend Cose 500
z Originally 7I.s6 Il" Ladies'
Weekend Coses 1900
$18
I Originally 1852 -" Lody's
Pullmon Case e-IS.00
5 Originally sz.76 n" Ladies'
Wardrobe coses with hangers,
I Originally sz.7s IS" Lady's
Pullman Case e---------iS.oo
! Originally zs.4o 10" Lady's
Overnight cose e---------IS.oo
$zI
z Originally 3s.sI Ladies' von-
ity Cases s---------z1.00
] Originally 3I.6s "a" cowhide
Glodstons Bog s---------zf.oo
I Originally 3i.6s z6" Ladys
Pullmon cose e---------2I.oo
Sz4
! Originally 3z.5z a." Ledy's
Wardrobe cose with hangers,
400
I Originally 4o.3s Il" Lody's
Wardrobe cose with hangers.
z4.oo
] Originally ss,s2 ss" Dress
Trunk -------24.0o 90
I Originally $500 Il" Lody's
Wardrobe case with hangers,
24.oo
! Originally 3S.Is Is" Lody's
Pullman cose- e-------z4.oo
other Lussose Reduced
] Originally 1914 Pisskin Fit
ted Toilet case with upper clos
ING --- ------ -----3.60
I Originally $40 Genuine Cow
hide AlIisotor Grain Wardrobe
Cuse 5000
] Originally $500 Il" Lody's
Wardrobe case with honeers,
27.oo
] Originally 1876 l2-Hanser
Turn Lock Wardrobe Trunk,
$500
$ Originally 10000 s-Honser
Wordrobe Trunks ks----72.oo
All Merchandise Damaged or
Incorrectly initiated.
Tar Included tn Prices
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Ihe Hecht c. Downstairs Store Friday Bargains!
Tots and ToddIers'

9 Originally 3.o3 to Sis All
Wool Shows with fine enbroi-
deV. Pink. blue. or white
SOtieo Z.UU
8 Originally s.se Buntinss Of
cotton blanket cloth with royon
sotin binding ne-----------2.oo
Is orisinolIysz.z5 Infants' Cot
ton Bothrobes in pink or blue,
Zoo
4 Originally s.i9 sweaters in oil
wool with button front. Soiled,
ZOO
45 Originally i.ss TO z.se Group
Of Dresses, Boys Wosh Suits and
btouses 100
zS Originally 90 Juvenile Pie
tures-eoy figures or prints, Soc
The Hschf Co, Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-11-21
80 Originally 7.e5
Teen Dresses
4.oo

Royon dresses for the chub-
by Teen-Aeer. Sizes loIz
to l4h.
20 Originally 1925 kyIon
Roineoots. PosteI shodes.
Sizes 10 to l6-----5.s5
5 Originally s.s5 Wool
Check Jodhpurs. Sizes IL
and l4---------3.es
80 Originally 3.ls White
Cotton BIousss. Sizes 10
to l6--------i.s9
IS Originally $50 White
Royon Blouses. Sizes 10
and lz-----------1.oo
20 Originally 3.9s Reyon
BIouses. Sizes 9 to l3,
I.9S
IS Originally 3.s5 and
5.9s Cotton Corduroy
Hats ------------1.o0
10 Originally 1895 Two
Pc. Suit Dresses. Royon-
ond-wooI. Sizes 9 to Is.
sos
Is Originally I5.4o Check
Suits. Block-ond-white,
brown-ond-white. Sizes 10
to l6--------I2.S5
s Originally 1898 Two
Pc. Dresses. Black with
eroy. brown with noturoI.
loo9o wool. Sizes II to
l6 ------------7.9S
5 Originally 2l.25 kovy
Wool Suits. Sizes 10 and
II only-----------S.oo
3 Originally 36.zS Wool
Suits. Pastel shades. Sizes
II and l3---I9.95
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Hsehs Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Juniors, Misses and
Women's Dresses

I6 Originally 500 to s.s5
Juniors, Misses. and Women's
Dresses. Assorted moterioIs, 100
80 Originally 500 TO 1875
Broken Sizes OF Women's, Misses
and Juniors Dresses. Assorted
moteriols -------------l.s8
SO Originally 500 to 1875
Broken Sizes OF Wcmen's,
Misses. and Juniors Dresses.
Assorted materials -------2.9S
SO Originally 500 Spun Cotton
Womens Dresses in assorted
eolors ---------------3.98
The Hecht Co, Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Corsets

SOISGtS
5 Originally 7.5o lS" sidehook
Girdles Of Heavy Royon and Cot
ton Broeods. Sizes 80 and 33,
80 Originally $50 70 $50 Cir
dies in sidehook and stepin styles,
and corsets in back Lace style.
Assorted sizes. Royon and cot
ton brocode-- LOO
As Originally I.6s Cotton Ea-
tiste Brossieres with adjustable
backs and good firm upIifts, 3se
40 Originally 7.5o and $50
Rayon and cotton broeodes and
botiste foundations with or with-
out bonine. ToIon fostenines.
Assorted sizes 500
The HseAt Co, Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
p Originally 5000
Men S Suits
24.o5

Double breasted style with pIeoted trousers Upper
closures Dark brown shade in sizes "a to 40.
Properly lebeled as to wool content.
The Hecht Co, Dowsstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Clearance
Boys Furnishings

is Originally 1895 Boys Snow
jackets. Mockinow style. Prop
erty lobeled os to wool content.
Broken sizes 4 to 8-------3.95
10 Originally 500 Snow Points.
Properly IobeIed as TO wool con-
tent. Broken sizes 4 to g. $50
20 Originally I.5o Husser Hats.
Trooper type---------6se
Boys. Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
234 Originally $50 to 1895
Junior Miss Dresses
40

Featured reductions in Young Wohineonion Shop! Cor
dos eobordnes soft wooens checks high shodes dark
office coo solid tops with contrasting plaid skirts College,
coreer and date fashions; size to IS in the group.
Young Washingfonian Shop, Third Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Misses and
Women's Sportsweor

80 Originally 7.7I Women's
Hug -Me-Tisht Sleeveless Sweat
srs with fitted woist in soft grey
shade. Sizes A to 46. Properly
lobeled as to wool content 90
- Originally 1874 AIl-WoeI
Skirts in grey flonneI with tuxedo
pteot. Also dirndI style. Sizes u
to 3o----------------3.oo LOO
3 Originally IT'S and 8.s5 ALI
Wool Sweaters in eordioon and
slipover styles. yellow and melon
shades. Sizes "a to 4o----5.oo
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Originally S4 and $50
Boys Shoes
2.o5

Just 81! Brown elk oxfcrds, some
with leather soies, some with rub
Der soles. Broken sizes 2 to 3.
40 Originally $50 White Hi
Shoes. Sizes 9 to l2--3.75
l6 Prs. Originally $50 and $50
Jr. Miss oxfords and Loafers.
Broken sizes 4 l2 to o---z.S5
40 Prs. Originally BIS Hi Shoes.
Brown or white. Broken sizes
5 to o8---------2.z5
Ckifdrss's Shoes, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
IS Originally 25.e5
Mems Wool California
Leisure jackets
1900

Handsome hand stitched jackets for leisure hours.
In solid coors of blue. gold and grey, in sizes small
medium and large.
osnay 1880 Jovs Popn Norfolk Style Jackets in size 46
SOS
4 Originally AS and 500 Wool Vests small and medium
orsinaly 175o Roineoots. size 40, size 44----lo.s5
10 Originally 500 Sleeveless Sweaters. 0ooo wool. Khaki
color In small size only 90
News Sports Abpare,, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Misses and Women's
Goats and Suits

z Originally 34.oo and $500
AIl-Wool Suits. Brown, 10; navy,
~ ------------------l5.OO
; Originally 300 and so.s5
Womsn's AII-WooI Suits. Navy,
Al ". 35Rz; black, 35Ia, 1000
4 Originally zz.s5 Misses Brown
Raineoots. 3Il2. Hlo-- 500
I Originally 1900 and so.s5
Misses AlI-Wool Suits. Block
and grey in broken sizes. 400
4 Originally 400 Misses All
Wool Suits in broken sizes and
colors TO- 90
5 Originally 800 Misses All
Wool Black and Brown Striped
Suits in broken sizes es---zs.o0
The Hsekt Co. Dowsstsirs Store.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
IS Originally 5.o5
Men S
Pullover Sweaters
1876

1OO9o virgin wool pullover sweaters with LONG
sleeves in luggage ton. grey and blue. Sizes small
and medium
Msss Sports Apbarei Street Floor, Tie Hseht Co. f
Evening star., 1946-11-21
II Originally 5000 Mems
Navy Blue overcoots
$500

$500
Fine quoliN kersey converted for
civilian use. Double breasted
Ulster models. Regulars ABS,
7/37; longs 1876.
Men's Clothing. Second Floor,
The Heehf Co.
so Originally e.eS
Mems Roincoots
3.o5
United Stotes Rubber Company
roincoots that ore completely
waterproof In sizes 36 TO A.
Grey only.
Ness Sports APPAREL, Street
Floor. Tie Hsehs Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
2e Originally 24.oo
Men $ Topcoats
1895

Single e-breosted fly-front styles in soft, warm
fleeces. Fully lined Sizes IS to 40 Brown. ton
and blue in the group. Properly Iobeled as to
wool content
The Heeht Co, Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-11-21
81 Originally 5,zs Men.
Bolbrisson Poiomos
2.7o

Striped shirts and solid color
pants mode in O snue-fittine
style. srnolL medium. and Iorae
Sizes.
Mss's Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

The Hscht Co. Dowsstairs Stors.