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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
63 Pre-fcbriccted Houses Approved

Stamford. Nov. -(UP)- Tn a pnecedent-setting ruling, state Housing Administration Prentice White today authorized erection of @ pre-fahEacated houses under the States Temporary Housing Act
 This was the first time that new materials have been authorized for temporary houses.
 The pre-falA vii cost not more than e6,0O0 per unit. One-half Of the recovery value will revert to the State when the units are sale vaged at the end of eSe yscss. as required by lew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Explorer Byrd
 ReceiUes Medal

Washington, Nov. 6 (UP)- Rear Admiral Richard F. Byrd, Jr., famous explorer to the polar regions who vanished from the public scene after Dec. !, i94i, returned today, to receive 6 Navy medal for secret work he did during the war.
 Armiral Chester W. Ninnitz, Chief of Naval Operations. pre- sented Byrd with e gold star in lieu of a second legion of merit in q ceremony at the Navy De- pertinent.
 It was disclosed ct the same time that Byrd is completing preparations to start soon on his fourth expedition to the South Pole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Public Admitted To White House

Washington, Nov. 6 -(UPD- The White House, which has been closed to the public since shortly before the war, will be reopened to visitors beginning Nov. 14.
 Visitors win be admitted from 10 A. M. until noon Tuesday through Saturday. The White House will be closed to visitors on Sundays, Mondays and holi- days.
 Some months before Pearl HaFbor, the White House was closed to visitors as & security measure. Prior to that tholls- ands of tourists has streamed through the executive mansion daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Cardinal Donai1ioni GiUen L0sf Rites

Vatican City, Nov. 6-(UPD-Cn- milo Cardinal Caccia DominiOni of Italy became gravely i'll in his apartments in the Palace Of the Holy Office today and received the last rites.
 Born in Milan in 1877. he became a Cardinal in 1885. He is c mem Der of the Roman CuTia-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Four lnsone Escape .L.l. Hospital
Three Negroes, GeVMon ?. W. Captured Eosily

Brentwood, N. Y., Nov. .S-- (Up)-rour mental patients with definite homicidal ten- dencies" were captured and returned today to the Mason General Hospital from which they escaped by overpower- ing two wardmen.
 Bright targets In the red bathrobes and pajamas is- sued in veterans hospitals, the patients-three Negro war vet- erans and Q German prisoner ot war-had only a few short hours ot freedom on the rain-drenched south slore of Long Island.
 State police who captured three of the patients, two of the Ameri- can veterans and the Nazl prisoner, said they looked like "oead crows" when they surrendered naeekly. Their bathroAes were wet and dirty and the men were exhausted.
 Ewcape Planned Carefully
 Three of the patients, two Nesro veterans and a German prisoner ot war, were captured by police at Bayshore, approximately eight miles from the hospital.
 The fourth, William Wilson, 2o- year-old Negro war veteran, vas picked up near the hospital grounds and e hospital official said he aunarently was returning volun- tarily to the instisution.
 WAC. It. Anr Bray, public re lations officer at the hospital, said the escape had been planned care fully hy the zour, but said there was no other immediate explana~ ton for the escape.
 Those captured at Bayshore were John l.. Shropshire, a, and Carl Stafford, 2l, war veterans, ana Gunther Froehling, 10, Q Naz war prisoner.
 Ie Mental Patients Participated
 Twelve mental patients partici- pated in the break, but only four succeeded in escaping from the hospital.
 Army authorities said the break occurred at e:l5 2. M. yesterday when two medical corpsmen en- tered their seventh floor recreation room to lead the l2 patients to their sleeping quarters.
 The men were overpowered by the patients who threatened them with clubs fashioned from heavy wooden benches which they had ripped apart The patients seized the corpsmen's keys and unlocked the doors leading into the corridors oi the hospital.
 Six other corpanen, attracted h5 the struggle, rushed into the recrea- ton room in time to prevent eight patients from escaping. Four SI1c- ceeded.
 No Coepsmen Injured None of the corpsmen was M- jured in the struggle.
 After escaping from the building the four men apparently vaulteo the i0-foot interlocking wire fence that surrounds the hospital and disappeared. A search of the grounds by 200 military policemen failed to reveal any trace of them and road blocks were set up tm- mediately by state and local police All four men were described as ''incorrigibles" because of their re- action to hospital discipline. Hos- pital officials said Shropshire and Stafford had been sentenced by Army courts martial to long terms of imprisonment and had been brought ot the Mason General Hos- pital on Long Island from the Eastern Disciplinary Barracks al Greenhaven, N. Y.. when they dis played mental ailments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Lebanon Husband Held ResponaihIe

Norwich, Nov. 8-(UP)--Corone Edward c. Mckay held today that SheldOn White, 32, Lebanon, was Oriminally responsible for the dea6h of his wife Helen. %, who died May from injuries received when she fell from on automobile.
 Mckay said tale couple had been lighting and tha& after losing some teeth, Mrs. White attempted Co e. cape som tlzs eaR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
z5,O00 Ex-GIs Oppose Squutters

Chicago, Nov. 6 - (UP) - More than 50 defiant squatters. who took over a veterans housing project to seize vacant apartments were ac- cused today of "bucking a housing line" in which 25 600 other homeless ex-OL families have been standing.
 Veterans for whom the unfinished airport homes apartments were intended made the charge, as they waited impataently for the Chicago housing authority to take court ac- ton against the sQnatters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Name Radio Stars Threaten Strike

New York, Nov. 6 - (uP) - A strike of big name radio stars on all the nations networks was threatened today as c result of a dispute over contract renewals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
RAAB HEADS SUPER MARKETS

Chicago, Nov. 6. (UPl-Sidney Raab, Boston, today was named president of the National Super Market Institute and Fred zeuch. Chicago, named vice-president. Two other vice-presidents were claude Edwards. Los Angeles. and sam Cook, Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED

Los Angeles, Nov. e-(UPl-The c. I. o. Newspaper Guild resumed negotiations with the strtke-bOund Evening Herald- -Express today after rejecting a conciliator's proposal for 6 return to work pending settle ment.
 Neg09intouB were reported 60 apart in wage discussions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Q. s. GIVES UP ON ALBANIA

Washington. Nov. 6-(UP)-The United States has giv en up as hopeless its efforts find basis for recognizing Albania and withdrawing it's political mission to that country. the State Department announced today.
 The department said the Albanian regime of Premier Enver Hoxha has refused to recognize treaties made be- tween the United States and the prewar regime of King Fog.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Late NelUs Bulletins
RACKETEER QUESTIONED ON EAGBEzZLEAENT

New York Nov. s-(UP UP)-Desectiyes took wsxey Cor don raceeer of prohibition days to the Brooklyn district attorneys office today for questioning in connection with the $000000 Mergenthaler Linotype embezzlement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
KxrLOMER's GRANDSON EoE

Portland, Ae.. Nov. e-lupl-- A nine-year-old boy wazkaG 1nt0 polics headquarters ard teiA He desk sergeant he waa loaE.
 The sergeant a1ked esaa boz aaiq name end 1eaa1gd 1ae Waz Nose N. Peaxy, u. asand1n ed naanagalza ok Nan 1nseA eHpa1gess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Public Works Board Rejects Demands
 By Tea1nsters

The Board of Public Works this afternoon aty rejected all demands made by the AFL International Brotherhood of Teasters on behalf of striking Street Department
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
List Arranged |OPA to GiUe Little On Rental Ceilings

Washington Nov. S-(UPl-Rent control will survive the forthcoming deconro order but rent ce in0s will be increased, it appeared today.
 With virtually all other Government wartime controls
Evening star., 1946-07-25

Millinery, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
II Originally SOS
SoiIor Suits
3.95
Wonderful for the rest of the
summer, these notty little two
piece soilor suits thot boys love
so we'll. Sizes 3 to 10.
8 Originally 7.6o Boys Joekets
Of rugged navy blue wool, 10 to
~ Z.oU
II Originally 4.ss Blue Two
piece SaiIor Suits, sizes 5 to 7,
$50
Merchandise labeled as to wool
Boys Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Remnonts Of
Woods, Royons,
Cottons
"a to " off
800 yds. Originally l.49 Sheer
Royons in one to 5 yd. lengths,
8sc
500 yds. Originally 7se cottons.
Border print in eoy coIors, 58c
$50 yds. Originally s9e Cotton
Crosh. Mexicon crash, washable,
36 inches wide 58c
u $50 yds. Originally lbs Block
kyIon Marquisette with white
floral motif throughout lie
Fabric Center, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
40 Originally 3.54
STERLING SILVER
MONEY CLIPS
2.34
Handsomely styled in postcord
style, with room for your initioIs
or name. All prices quoted in
elude Federal Tox.
Mems Jeweiry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
II Originally z.zo Fomous Moke
Mems ToiIetries, After shave To-
ton, cologne ene----60e
J Originally e.s5 and s.s5 Lueite
Cigarette Jars and Ash Troy Sets,
trimmed with eopper----3.s5
13 Originally 800 Fomous Make
Leother WoIIets, change purse
and Upper. Federal tax included,
l.so
s Originally $40 and 1875
Lightweight Summer Robes, neot
patterned broodeloth. medium
70 Originally Its Fomous Moke
Boxer-type Shorts, eIostie Woist-
bond. Size 36; soiled----l.oo
18 Originally LIS "Lektro-
Lighters" completely flomeIess,
with can Of lighter fIuid----89e
MEMS Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Infants Wear
Z Originally 500 Knitted. Boby
Soeques --------------l.6 l.66
; Originally 4.s9 Rayon Sotin
AppIiqued Soeques --2.SS
3 Originally 2.25 Infonts' Both
Robes ----------------l.oo 90
8 Originally 5se corriose Nets,
l9e
4 Originally s.ss Chenille Crib
Spreads s--------------l.s8
; Originally 4.ss Chenille Crib
Spreads ds-----3.8S
IS Originally zse Socks, dork
shades. Size 4-------1oe
7 Originally 3.s4 Net corriose
Robe Sets s--3.88
Z Originally $40 EyeIet corriose
Robe Sets 3.8S
Infants Shop, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
257 Originally oe5
Mems SIoeks
4.35
Everyone washable, pre-shrunk.
Mercerized cotton with neot COL
ored royon stripes. Well tailored,
good fitting. Sizes 28 to a..
Mem's Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
II CO..
Evening star., 1946-07-25
CosuoI Dresses

Z Originally 1895 2-pieee
Dresses in q lovely blue and pink
print on white background.
Sizes 10 to 2O---1l.88
8 Originally 24.oo Block Print
Linens, intriguing 2-piece mid
riff style. Pink and blue on ton
background. Sizes 10 to 20,
4 Originally Ie.95 Iooqo Linen
Dresses in the cool sun-bock
foshion. Solid coIors grey, rose
or maize. Sizes 10 to TO- s.S8
8 Originally 1875 Pique Prints
in 2-piece style with Iotest wrop-
around skirt. Sizes 10 to 20,
e.SS
II Originally 1875 l-pieee Spun
Mesh in the classic button-front
style. In lovely posteI shades.
Sizes 10 to 2O-------8.S8
10 Originally I4.s5 sun-boek
Dresses in stunning tIoroI prints.
Comes in Junior sizes 1888
9 Originally 9.95 Sun-boek
Dresses in smart stripes. In
Junior sizes 5.88
IS Originally 7.5o 2-pieee Print
Mesh Dresses in rose, green or
yellow. Sizes 10 to 2O----l.ss
Casual Dresses,
Third Floor Of Fashions,
Evening star., 1946-07-25
10 Originally 4o. .o5
Club Chairs
1895

A superb buy for olert Woshine-
tonions. These deep seated club
chairs have Obs comfortable in
nersprino construction; wine or
beige cotton tapestry covers.
l Originally I4s.s5 Tuxedo
Sofo.win striped with royon do
/ Originally 1895 Regency
Soto, blue mohoir, frineed bose.
1895
I Originally 1878 Lowson Soto.
rose royon domosk --l3s.ss
4 Originally z24.oo 2-Pieee
Living Room Suites, knuckle arm;
turquoise, red or blue striped
royon velvet ----179.95
| Originally 224.oo 2-Piees
Living Room Suite, knuokIe arm;
green cotton topestry----l59.s5
I Originally 1lo.s5 Fan Choir,
cotton topestry---79.S5
4 Originally llo.s5 Fon Choirs,
cotton topestry SS.S5
5 Originally 74.sS Club choirs,
blue cotton topestry---59.S5
Originally 54.s5 Occasional
Choir, rose cotton topestry, os is,
1895
8 Originally 1925 Choiss
Lounges, assorted covers with
quilted nylon combinations,
1895
s Originally 54.s5 Boudois
Chairs. assorted overs---l9.95
8 Originally $3.50 Boudois
Loveseots, assorted covers 1885
Living Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25

Cross -strop styles with leather
sole and rubber heel, in solid blue
or tan, brown and white or blue
and white check. Sizes s to 10.
10 Originally 400 Mems Cross
stron Slippers, leather sole, rub
Der heel; broken sizes----2.29
MEMS Shoes, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
20 7 OrI9InoIEy O.9o
Mems SIoeks
4.35

Everyone washable, pre-shrunk,
Mercerized cotton with neot COL
ored royon stripes. Well tailored,
good fitting. Sizes 70 to a..
Men's Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Toiletries Clearance

IOIietTiSS SIeOT0nCe
II Originally 2.4o Pine Oils, soc
23 Originally l.So Shave Lotions,
soc
7 Originally I.2o Hoir Dress. 3oe
4e Originally 100 Moke-up
Copes ----- Csc
7 Originally 1000 Lueite Powder
Jors ------ ZOO
81 Originally ZOO Mirror Powder
jors 90
z33 Originally 100 Mosnifyins
Purse Mirrors s--------5se
IS Originally I.ss Hand Mirrors,
98e
II Originally 500 Leother Jewel
Boxes, velvet Iined------3.0o
50 Originally soc Mosquito
Creom
II Originally 40 Mosquito
81 Originally 1000 Perfume
Troys, metal trim 3.95
II Originally $50 Picture
Fromes, metoI trim 3.s5
81 Originally 1000 Picture
Fromes, metal trim-------3.95
IS Originally 59e Soehets 5se
z originally $50 First Aid Kits,
metal rs
200 Originally Toe Genuine
Lombs' Wool Lotion Applieotors,
&c
Tar included uhere applicable
Toilefries. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
l3l Originally 7.5S
Lawn Choirs
3.oo

Hardwood, convos back choirs of
green with orange stripes, ton
with green stripes, green with
white stripes and solid blue, COL
lopsibIe.
so Originally z.eo Fon TrslIises,
white enonneIed metol--i.45
5 Originally 1916 choise choirs.
wrought ron-----19.95
24o Originally I.7s to 5.Ie Bor
Horbor Choir Pads. vorious sizes
in blue. red. green and red ond
blue floroI print---65e
81 Originally $50 TO $50 Flower
Pot Ssonds, Pompeion green ond
100 Originally $50 Metal UtiI-
ity TobIes, white with red or
green legs, 24"xl6"x38" 2.95
~ Originally 1925 FunneI-type
Borbeeue GriIIs, portable 6.s5
3 Originally also Barbecue
GriIIs. circular type on stond,
!. Originally $3.50 Barbecue
SrilIs. rototine spit, l8"x24"x3O"
1895
II Originally $685. Redwood
Choise Lounges with pods, $500
7 Originally 1915 Redwood Love
Seats with pods ds-----25.oo
Originally 66.55 Redwood Dou-
bic Chaise Lounge with pod,
I Originally I77.1s Wrought
Iron Choir and Table Sets, un-
breIlo toble, Pompeion green,
10000
z Originally 1876 Wrought
Iron Settee, Pompeion green with
soicIoth cushions
4 Originally 77.4o Wrought Iron
Club Choirs, soiIcloth cushions,
$500
81 Originally 1850 Aluminium
Frame Chairs, convos backs in
red, dork blue ond oreen---6.95
19 Originally 1926 Aluminium
Frome ReeIiners, conVos pods in
qreen and blue
Summer Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
100 Originally 3.o5
Orange Juieer
1873 e

Cost aluminium on wood bose.
Comes oport for easy cleaning.
SO Originally 100 Shoe Stands,
double deck. adjustable e-49e
100 Originally l.5s Sweater
Stretehers, adjustable oil metal,
5ee
100 Originally eee Clothes Howk,
hang on closet doors
II Originally 2.ss Indoor Dryers,
Ben Hur----------- -4ee
3 Originally l4.s5 Electric BroiI-
ers. Prevore. electrically perfect,
os -----7.95
s Originally 1885 Electric BroiI-
ers. Ritz, electrically perfect,
os ------9.4S
s Originally 2.75 Double Kitchen
Shelves. white enamel, os is, 75e
II Originally I.7s "oi-dux"
Voter Proofer ----4se gallon
40 Originally sse "Dn-dux"
V0fGf FFVOtSE- &@S II S6uSH
"a Originally ese "pi-dux"
Voter Proofer rl9e auort
s. Originally $50 FIa-moth,
Flomeproofer and mothproofer,
25e quart
lls Originally LIS FIo-mo.h,
FIomeprooter and mothproofer,
25e quart
5 Originally 500 Miro Moth,
mothproofer -l.25 gallon
23 Originally 800 Mira Moth,
Mothproofer u soIlon
II Originally Its Mira Moth,
Mothproofer ------3se quart
II Originally l.ls Hex" Moth
Proofer ------3sc quart
"a Originally 7se Hex" Moth
fFQOfeF %SS PiHt
HousetarnishiMss,
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Blouses

20 Originally 5.s8, 4.9s. $40
Royon Crepe Blouses, 81 to 38,
,3.98
40 Originally 3.ss Royon Crepe
Blouses ----2.98
Bioases. Street Floor,
Near EIepafors, Main Bldg.
Evening star., 1946-07-25

ne Hechf Go.
l46 Originally 6.e5
Garment Bags
4.05
81" Garment boes to hold your
clothes neatly and prettiIy. Of
pIostron stripes, in blue, wine,
white, pink, green.
so Originally 5.s5 chintz Cor
ment Bags, 54", pink, blue,
20 Originally $50 Lingerie Sets
of striped PIostron- I.s5
2sl Originally s5e Clear Cello
phone Lingerie Sets Soc
IS Originally l.5s MetoI Shoe
; Originally I.5o chint. Loundry
Is orisinoIIy 2.z5 Striped PIos-
iron Laundry Boss 100
4 Originally l.s5 Floral Hot Box
40 Originally 7se Shoulder
Covers
70 Originally 100 Shoulder
Covers 5Se
4 Originally l.25 Linen Bags
I2x12)
] Originally LIS Linen Bags
IOl5x17t 100
2s Originally 100 Makeup
Copes Of Plostron -------79e
8 Originally 5.s5 cIeor Cor
ment Boss of pIostc t54b 4.s5
s Originally 4.s5 cIeor Gorment
Bags of Plastic t45")---3.95
Notions, Street Floor,
I'll. r..
Evening star., 1946-07-25
80 Originally 1850 to l8 Sc
OVERNIGHT CASES
1900

1900
Tar included
lodies' convos-covered overnight
and weekend ooses in l8-inoh
ond 2l-inch sizes. Bound with
genuine Ieother, washable oonvos,
good hondies and locks. InitioIed
free of charge.
I Originally l2.z4 Ledy's 10
inch Hot Box 800
I Originally 2s.4s Mans Vol
A-Pok", 3-suiter Bos--zl.oo
I Originally 1882 Lody's Over
night vonity cose with Upper,
z Originally 5e.oe Mems "a
inch, 2-suiter coses 24.oo
3 Originally 1891 Ladies' Fitted
Overnight Vanity coses 1900
I Originally ASIA Lody's Word
robe cose with hangers 1900
3 Originally 26.2l Lody's vonity
SoSSS 1'SS
l Originally z2.5s Lody's 2e-
inch PulImon Cose e----l5.oo
2 Originally 1918 Ladies' Over
night Coses s---- 500
I Originally 32.7e Mons IL
inch Overnight cose - z4.oo
! Originally $50 Lady's Hot
Box Nv
l Originally 1914 Ledy's IL
inch Overnight cose ---s 800
I Originally 1880 Lody's lS-
inch Overnight Case 7.5o
! Originally 1888 Lady's IL
inch Weekend Case 800
Z Originally 32.7e Ladies' IL
inch coses with hangers 24.oo
Originally 1880 Lody's Week
end Cose- e------1Z.OO
| orisinoIIy 1910 Lady's IL
inch Weekend Cose 500
8 Originally 5o.42 Genuine
Leother DuffIe Boss with Upper
I2.oo
I Originally 2s.l4 Mons "a
inch "Two-suiter" Case 1900
All prices includes tar.
Luggage, Street Floor
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Mezzanine Coots
and Suits

and Suits
80 Originally so.7s Toppers.
AII-wooI, unIined toppers; boxy
mandarin styles and beIted top
pers. Summer posteIs. Sizes 10
; Originally 5.e5 Royon Toppers.
25-inch length, red or rose. Sizes
5 Originally l1.2o Toppers. All.
wool with cordieon necklines.
Navy and aqua. Women's sizes,
AZ ond 44------4.4 4.44
| Originally $40 Topper. looqo
wool tuxedo style in powder blue.
Size 3.44
I3 Originally 1895 to 1895
Roineoots Crovenotte in blue,
black, natural green and red.
Misses broken sizes----12.44
II Originally 1895 coots. AL
wool boxy and fitted styles. Grey,
black and brown. Sizes 38 to
A 4--------25.44
I Originally 24.oo Suit. Red
lo09o wool. Size lo---l4.44
l Originally $3.50 Suit. Brown
wool. Size l2---l0.44
! Originally 1895 Suit. looQ6
wool in ohortreuse. Size Il,
I4.44
z Originally 24.oo Suits. Wool
and royon, properly IobeIed; toi-
lored with Eisenhower jackets.
Grey, size l0-----I6.44
MexxaHine Goats and Salts,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25

OS0Su SuOP
40 Originally 6.45 Cotton Swim
Suits in welI-fittina 2-piece
styIe-bro top and cut boy
shorts in ooy prints. Sizes 10 to
10 Originally go to 1925
2-pieee Cotton Swim Suits in
prints or solid colors, in misses
sizes, 10 to l6. Women's l.
piece printed spun royon Jersey
completely line. Small flowers
on light ground. in sizes 81 to So
ond 50 to 42-3.S 3.S8
Holiday Beach Shop, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
IS Originally $50
Slack Sets
2.o5
Ton poplin sIock sets for your
young mans wordrobe, for the
remainder Of the summer and
into the school term. Sizes 8 to Il.
5 Originally 1855 Tweed Knieker
Suits, size 500
4 Originally ABS Block Rubber
ixed Roin coots and Hats, size 4,
I.s5
4 Originally 1875 AII-wooI Blue
Check Sports coats, sizes l3, IS,
l Originally 14.5o cotton-ond-
Mohoir Teoi Sports coot. size 38,
500
IT Originally 3.55 Cotton 6obor-
dine sonforixed Wash SIeeks,
brown or navy, sizes 10 to IL,
LA
Young Men's Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
l2o Originally $50
Handbags
100
Smart simulated leother hondboos
in top-hondIe or under-orm
styles. White only.
IS Originally 500 Fobrie ond
Plastic Leother Hondbass $50
Is Originally 9.54 Embroidery
Hondboss in postels---6.o0
z Originally $500 Crushed Golf
Hondboss in black or red. 5000
Tox included.
Handbags, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
SO Pdirs Originally Las
Loce-Trimmed
Black Ponties
73c
Block cotton, cool ond foshion-
right under sheer black dresses.
Broken sizes; oil soIes final.
80 Originally 800 Cotton Top
pers. For sleeping, for Iouneine,
assorted coIors- i.49
80 Originally 400 kyIon Slips.
White, teo rose and blue, in smoIl
sizes, 81 and SO
Lingerie, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
so Originally 2.95
Leother Portrait
Holders
las
A wonderful group of fine leather
portrait holders for your fovorite
photographs! In q fine coIlec-
ton Of feathers, including Golf
and morocco; choose from sizes
to hold SKI or 8xlO pictures.
Portrait Studio, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Manufacturers Closeout
Scatter Rugs
7.5o 10 5.oo

- Reversible chenille rugs IN
vorous eolors ond size. To be,
used in bedroom and bathroom.
Just one Of O kind.
~ Originally 1926 Cotton To-
bIeeIoths with six hopkins, os-
IS Originally 800 Shower Cur
tain ond Window Drepe Sets.
Originally 7.60 Shower Cur
toin, plastic stic--------3.z5
10 Originally 500 Shower Cur
toins, plastic cooted, assorted
colors Z.SS
81 Originally 3.ss seotter Rugs,
royon chenille, assorted eoIors,
I.ss
47 Originally z.s5 Both Mot Sets,
chenille ---l.e9
81 Originally I.ss Guest towels,
assorted colors ~
2S Originally Its Guest towels.
embroidered, assorted coIors,
BIB Originally lao Guest towels.
embroidered. assorted colors.
Sse
4 Originally f.eI Guest towels,
embroidered, assorted colors,
7se
1853 Originally 1.1s Guest towels,
embroidered, assorted coIors,
1870 Originally 1863 Guest towels.
embroidered, assorted ooIors,
S5e
247 Originally 7se Guest towels.
assorted colors s---5oe
IS Originally I.es Petit Point
I4x43 Seerf 70
As Originally I.zs Petit Poin.
l4x34 Seorf 89e
IS Originally 100 Petit Point
14x2o seorf 69e
200 Originally 5se Petit Point
l1xl7 DoiIies 39e
ITO Originally 4se Petit Point
12x12 DoiIies .----36e
LOTS Originally 3se Petit Point
lox14 DoiIies -29c
875 Originally lee Petit Point
6xl2 DoiIies s---l3e
$50 Originally soc Place Mots,
boot scene. washable ond heot
resistont -------15e
~ Originally SIC Lace Seorfs,
ecru, AZ" 2"-59e
IS Originally Use Cotton Mop
kins, postel- el----15e
Liners, Fifth Floor,
Evening star., 1946-07-25

Grand assortment Of teen-oee dresses! Fine
fobrcs -. oil nationally known advertisers. Pino
fores and dresses in washable cottons and wide
assortment Of coIors! Excellent values :. . every
one of them. Sizes 0 to 6.
Teen Shob, Second Floor. The Hechf Co.