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Evening star., 1947-01-16
Mezzonine Coots

s orisinoIIy 24.oo AII-WooI
Fitted, BeIted Toppers. Grey
brown, block; sizes 10 to IA,
1000
4 Originally 1895 An-wooI
Boxy and BeIted coots. Block
and brown; broken sizes 12.0o
10 Originally 1875 Rayon Satin
Twill Roineoots, ,boxy or belted,
noturoI or black; sizes 3S to "A,
1900
Is Originally 1895 Cotton Cob
ordine and PopIin Roineoots in
fitted, beIted styles; natural,
blue; sizes 10 to l8-14.00
4 Originally $3.50 Worsted Suits.
Black, grey; sizes II. AZ,
16R and 1871 $500
7 Originally 1895 All Wool
Fitted coots with squirrel collars;
black only; sizes 40 to A,
tox free 1900
Is Originally $500 TO 66.95
AII-Wooi Fur-Trimmed Coats and
Toppers with skunk-dyed oPos-
sum, seol-dyed coney, American
broodtoiI or red fox trim. Sizes
10 to l6 in the eroup---30.O0
4 Originally ATS All Wool Fit
ted coots with dyed squirrel col
Ior; black only; sizes SO to AZ,
tox free, $500
Ia Originally 1895 TO $500
All Wool Boxy and Fitted Coots;
grey, black, brown; sizes l8 to
20 and AZ to "A $500
z Originally 47.oo All Wool
Fleece Box Goats; zip-out robbIt
lining; blue, green; sizes 10 q
7 Originally $500 AII-wooI Fit
ted Fur Goats; Fnouton-
dyed lamb, seoI-dyed coneW
sob|e-dyed squirrel, in tuxedo
and tea time coots. Green, blue,
Grey; sizes II to l8----32.00
Prices include tar phere apph-
cable.
Mezsamine Goats, Third Floor
The. Heckt Co.
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Clearance Of ToiIetries

z Originally 1000 and 1875
Single Picture Fromes 500
13 Originally ZOO and $50
Mems Showing Sets.
75e and 100
200 Originally Sc Cokes Of Foee
Soop -----------------1e
z Originally 75e Bottles shom-
z Originally Soc Bottles Hair
II Originally 2.s5 compoets.
25e
s Originally sse soop Figures,
l9e
$ Originally 100 Powder Puffs.
Zoe and SOC
2 Originally 100 and $50
i Originally 100 Moke-Up
Cape 25e
4 Originally 2.e5 and LIS Per-
sume Bottles soc and 75e
7 Originally 35e and l.s5
Combs ..----10c and soc
z Originally ZOO Cosmetic
Bags Zoe
! Originally 800 Music Box,
Soc
| Originally $50 Glass Dresser
Troy roy~---50e
$50 Originally l5e Soehets Sc
1870 Originally $50 compoets,
soc
Tar included Uhere applicable
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
lle Originally $50
Hond-Pointed Bros
1.5O

"Undercover" styles news-the
hond-pointed bro. And now
wonderful chance for you to in
cIude them in your own word
robe.
81 Originally $50 GirdIes 800
IS Originally 7.5o TO 1000
GirdIes end Foundations = 500
2S Originally 1850 GirdIes,
nyIons in teorose and block 1875
II Originally 5.s5 TO 1880
GirdIes; few of q kind.
800 to 1900
Co,sets, Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Fur Coat Clearance!

I Originally 1880 Beaver-dyed
Mouton Lamb, size l8 5000
Originally $4,000 HoIIonder
Mink-dyed Mormot, size II,
! Originally $4,000 Platinum
dyed chekion coroeuI, size IA.
25s.oo
l Originally 4ss.oo Natural Grey
Chinese Kidskin, size l3, 234.oo
I Originally 47s.oo sobIe-
blended Northern Back Muskrot.
size l8---28S.oo
l Originally $4,000 kutrio dyed
sheored AustraIion opossum. size
l6 ----336.00
I Originally $4,000 BIoek-dyed
Persian Lamb, size l6-- $500
I Originally l,2e5.oo .NoturoI
Grey Persian Lamb. size |o.
I Originally l.ss5.oo NoturoI
sheered conodion Beover. size
18 $500
i Originally 10000 Let Out
Mink-dyed China Mink. size 20,
$500
All prices include 2oT federal tar.
Fms, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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BIouses
7.88

Attractive styles thot will
vitoIize your winter suit
wordrobe! Dressy and toll
ored types for oil ccco-
sions. Assorted eolors in
broken sizes.
16 Originally 1925 TO
12.55 Evening BIouses,
tuck-in and over-blouse
types, blacks and colors.
assorted trims, brok k e n
sizes 6.S8
Biouses, Third Floor,
The HecM Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Originally $500
Evening Dresses
100

Have q new evening froek
with money left over for
accessories by taking od-
vontoee Of this timely
mark down! Attractive
styles and colors in broken
sizes. Group of 80.
II Originally $500 Dance
Dresses $500
Bridal Shop, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
CLEARANCE!
Girls Lingerie

100 Originally 4.5s Cotton Bed
con Robes. Wrop style. 8 to
2.95
IS Originally 3.s4 Striped Cot
ton Fiennelette Paiomos. Soiled.
9 TO IS ZOO
100 Originally 66e Cotton Brief
Penties. SmoII. medium, Jorge,
25e
50 Originally Its Cotton Crepe
Gowns. Broken sizes, 10 to IA,
Soc
Girls Lingerie, Second Floor.
Tie Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
126 Originally 300
Women's Seuffs

Royon pIoids cotton
eobordines in solid eolors
with contrasting Innings,
All with Leather soles, fIot
wedge heels. Also in the
group ore all leather beod-
ed noccosins with fur trim.
Red only. Broken sizes in
the group, 4 to 7.
W,omen's Slippers,
Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16

D-IO-
257 Originally e.95
Women's Shoes
3.o5
Black potents, black Golf,
black olliootor calf! Sling
pumps with pIotform soles
some with noilheod
trimmings oil high
heel, dress types. Also in
the group q few block
suede sondols and cosuo
flots. All sizes in the
group, 4 to 9.
Women's Shoes,
Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
l26 Originally 800
Women's Scuffs
Royon pIoids cotton
eobordines in solid coIors
with contrasting Innings.
All with leather soIes, fIot
wedge heels. Also in the
group ore all leather beod-
ed mocoosins with fur trim.
Red only. Broken sizes in
the group, 4 to 7.
W,omen's Slippers,
Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
So Originally 2.7O to 4.95
BIouses
1888
Attractive styles thot will
vitolize your winter suit
wardrobe! Dressy and tail
ored types for oil oeeo-
sions. Assorted colors in
broken sizes.
16 Originally 1925 to
12.55 Evening BIouses.
tuck-in and over-blouse
types, blocks and colors,
assorted trims, broken
sizes - 6.88
Bioases, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Originally $500
Evening Dresses
400
Have a new evening frook
with money left over for
accessories by tokine od-
vontoee of this timely
mark down. Attractive
styles and colors in broken
sizes. Group of 80.
II Originally $500 Dance
Dresses ---- $500
Bridal Shop, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
300 Poirs Originally $50
Angoro and Wool
Mittens
200
Just when the weather is
at its eoldest, comes this
group Of warm oneoro ond
wool mittens. In black,
pink, white, yellow, blue.
50 Originally 400 Hand
Knitted and Bead Trim
med Mittens. In black,
white, green, red, yellow,
Z.VO
50 orisinoIIy 500
Women's Wool Cloves
with pieskin poIms. Beige
and brown 800
so Originally ZOO to $50
ChiIdren's Fleece Lined
Leather Mittens. Brown,
100
Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
500 Originally l.2o
Pieces Of JeweIry
77c
loree assortment of neck
loces, bracelets ond tie
clips. Some set with simu-
lated pearls and simulated
stones. Some gold plated,
silver eolored metol, or
sterling silver. Also SIM
uloted peorIs on black
royon velvet ribbon chokers.
Jeweiry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
$40 c
| Women's
Here are scorfs, lOO9t
with q lacy knit. In v
full for fosoinotors, TO
2lo Origin
Evening star., 1947-01-16
The HecM CO. Rendy-t0-WGnv Clearance

Hosiery Items
is0 Pairs Originally zsc
and 39e Cotton Socks,
turnover cuffs, assorted
colors l9c
800 Poirs Originally 25e
Elastic Gorters, postel COL
ors s---loe
$50 Poirs Originally 100
to 1873 Wool Bed Socks.
assorted colors 59e
Hosiery, Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16

One of q kind better hots
at q mere pin money price!
Only so in the group TO be
snapped up by early shop
pers. Included ore q few
matching hot and bag sets
in high shades.
Millinery. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16

Large assortment of neck
loces, bracelets ond tie
clips. Some set with sinu-
lated pearls and simulated
stones. Some gold plated,
silver eoIored metal, or
sterling silver. Also SIM
uloted peorIs on black
royon velvet ribbon chokers.
Jeweiry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
IA Originally 1900 and 5000
Women's Fur-Trimmed
Goats
$57 tax free

All loOoo wooI-bIock, brown
and green trimmed with mink
dyed squirrel and block-dyed
Persion lamb. Broken sizes IS y
to Al v.
s Originally 1900 coots,
trimmed with beaver or dyed
squirrel, green and brown; broken
sizes IS v to 4 ".
tox free, 74.00
II Originally l54.oo TO l74.oo
Fur-Trimmed Coots, all wool,
fitted ond boxy styles with black
dyed Persion lamb, natural mink
and silver fox trims; black, brown,
grey, green; broken sizes 35R
to 4 ".
tax included, 10000
Women's Goats, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
237 Originally SOS
Women's Shoes
3.o5

Black patents, black Golf,
black olliootor calf! Sling
pumps with plotform soles
some with noilheod
trimmings oil high
heel, dress types. Also in
the group q few block
suede sondols and casual
flots. All sizes in the
group, 4 to 9.
Women's Shoes,
Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-16

63 OrioinoIly 2.7O to 4.95
Evening star., 1947-01-16
IS Originally 4.8o
Genuine Leather
BiIIfolds
$50

WIZ SiSeP ~
folds in genuine Leather.
In black and brown.
; Originally 5000 Inn
ported coIfskin Handbags,
top handles, navy 5000
4 Originally 47.4o Black
Royon Satin coektoiI Boss,
gold coIored metol broce-
let handles 5000
4 Originally 34.2o Dressy
Black Royon Velvet Bags,
metal frame 27.o0
II Originally 27.o0 Gen.
uine Alligator Hondboss,
black, underorm 1900
5 Originally 21.oo Brown
Broodcioth Hsndboss, top
hondIes ------15.OO
Prices include tar.
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
OrioinoIIy $50 to 1850
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-21

community and calls upon all
males and females between the
ages of Is and IS. In this way
about 100000 young men and
women would be available to act"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-21

Arab opposition to partition of
Palestine, it will be series of
ambush attacks on traffic, shipping
of outlaying Jewish settlements
and general sporadic outbursts of
Violence" he said.
participation of outside Arab
League states in this form of
opposition will be by sending in
groups Of guerrillas to slip across
frontiers, possibly under direction
of the same man who led the Pal
estine Arab rebellion in 1856
Fauzi Kaukji, then a close friend
of the Mufti of Jerusalem. Both
are together now i'm Beirut"
Mr.. Meltzer, who has lived for
l27 years in Palestine and has
watched the Jewish community
grow from 10000 to 100000, said
IlC UOC0 1lOL OC14ONO I1IdI q OI11ICO
Nations volunteer force will be
necessary to restore peace after
the partition plan, accepted by
Jewish leaders, is put into oper-
alton.
"The Jewish community ought
to be left to defend and police it's
own frontiers against Arab attacks
with the understanding there is to
be no violation of the United Ma
lions Security Charter by armies
from outside Arab states. In
such an event the UN would be
expected to act" he said.
"Let the Jews look after them
selves through Haganah, the Jew
ish self-defense organization, which
comprises SO percent of the Jewish
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-21

proposed frontiers.
This is what Julian L. Meltzer,
Palestine resident correspondent of
the New York Times and expert
on Palestine and Middle East
Affairs, had to say on his arrival
in Canada recently on trip spon-
sored by the Combined Palestine
Appeal and the Zionist Organiza-
ton. eff there is going to be
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-21
"HoIy War" In Palestine
Is Arab Propaganda

Palestine purely propaganda spread
the Arab League. Arabs strength fight
Palestine partition of the country The Jewish community
require
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Drunken Driivinq
|.AcquittoIs Hit in
Judges Charge
Special Di,paseh 10 The star

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va,
Sept. s.-Judge D, M. Rodgers has
criticized the dif1culty in obtaining
q conviction in any court here of a
person charged with driving while
drunk.
He made the, statement while de-
livering his charge to the Morgan
County grand jury.
Declaring it was practically i'm
possible" to obtain conviction on
such charge, Judge Rodgers. said
he found the condition "difiicult'
to understand unless it was because
county residents do not object to
such violations.
He admitted that If his theory
was correct, 1t would be next to
impossible" to get convictions.
Judge Rodgers then referred to
statistics showing that more people
are killed in traffic accidents than
by criminals" and insisted that
something must be done about it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Bv Richard /, Disney, Jr.

Nine years late, just ahead OF the
formal opening of the international
Statistical Conferences here, one OF
the participating groups this morn
ing completed prewar session
which Hitler interrupted.
The International Statistical In
stitute opened its oath biennial ses-
sion in Prague, Czechoslovakia, on
Monday, September IL. 1888.
Sessions were scarcely under way,
Walter F. Wilcox, professor emeri-
tus of economics at Cornell Uni
versity and one of five American
delegates to the Prague meeting, re-
called today, when a fiery speech by
Hitler on the Sudetenland question
was broadcast.
Diplomats scurried to warn their
nationals to get out OF the country.
Americans Advised to Move.
The American delegates, on Of
fetal advice, moved from their hotel
to the United States Ministry,
where there was bombproof shel-
ter, Dr. WILCOX Sdlu.
Tuesday midnight the worried
executive bureau of the statistical
group collected as many OF its mem
bers as could be reached and voted
postponement of the convention.
I'VE don't think there's going to
be a war;" resident Armand Justin
said, but accepted the motion for
adjournment. Only opposing vote,
it was reported, was that OF the
Czechoslovakian chairman on ar
lrangements, who saw his prepara-
lions for a week long schedule go up
in smoke.
The American delegates took the
first train out Wednesday morning,
DR.. Wilcox said, as representatives
from all countries fled for home.
A few days later the Munich con-
ference took place and German
troops soon afterward marched into
the Czechoslovakian Sudetenland.
DR.. Wilcox, vice president of the
institute, this morning reopened the
Prague session." in the absence OF
the Belgian president, for the cleo
ton of officers which was missed at
the meeting nine years ago, and to
clean up other business from the
old convention.
The International Statistical In
stitute was one of seven organiza-
tons which have scheduled sinful
taneous conventions in the Interna-
tional Statistical Conferences at
the Shoreham and Wardman Park
Hotels.
The conferences formally open
at 2:30 pm. today with addresses OF
welcome by Trygve Lie, secretary
general CT the United Nations, and
Secretary of Commerce Hartman,
chairman of the American National
Committee which is host to the
meetings. Sessions will continue
until September 10.
Mr.. Lie was expected to empha-
size the need for international CO.
operation among statisticians to
meet the growing problem of post
war economic readjustment.
DR.. Wilcox was scheduled to reply
to the welcomes on behalf of the
participating organizations.
More than $50 delegates had regis
tered for the conferences this morn
ing and the total registration was
expected to exceed 600 before the
end of the day. About $50 Amer
lean delegates we're listed and more
than 300 from SIS other countries.
| Meetings were, scheduled this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
German Textile Reports
Now Are Available Here

A series of u reports on key
German textile machines are now
available from the Commerce De-
partment's ONCE of Technical Sery-
ices, it was announced today.
The reports were prepared by
British and American Investigators
after thorough study of the Ger
man textile industry at the close OF
hostilities in 1945. OF industry as
whole, the trade journal Textile
World has said in general it was
"less advanced. than ours, but was
superior in some particulars"
Covered In the reports are ma
chimes for drying silk, processing
rayon, dyeing, enclosing, braiding
and spinning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
; PhiladeIphians Seized
In Bel Air Used Car Fraud
By the A,soeiated Press

BY the Associufed Rres3
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Three
Philadelphia men have been arrested
in a $10;635 used car swindle in
Bel Air, Md, Lee ". Boardman,
special agent of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation said today.
Mr.. Boardman identified them as
Beryl Frank, %, Louis Marder, %
and Robert Kincart, 81.
United. States Commissioner Nor
man j. Griffin held Frank in $4,000
bail for a further hearing on charges
of violating the National Stolen
Property Act and the other two in
81 900 bail each as material wit
nesses.
Mr.. Boardman said a Bel Air
automobile auctioneer accepted
checks which proved worthless in
payment for five 1910 and 1947
model automobiles.
The, FBI agent reported Frank,
using the name of Robert Hacker,
trading as Hacker Motors opened a
checking account in a Philadelphia
bank August 81, depositing $40. On
EDT5CATTONAT,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
.Trumon Will Broadcast
On Party Women's Day

President Truman will make a
Nationwide radio address at a party
celebrating Democratic Women's
Day, October 8, 1t was announced
today by the Democratic Digest,
publication of the women's division
of the Democratic National Com
mittee. Time of the address will be
announced later.
The occasion will mark the first
time a President has delivered a
radio address as part of Demo-
cratic Women's Day observances,
held to commemorate the admit
lance of women to membership on
the party Executive Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

4 WAS
BEAL MOTOR co.
14O1 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
FRANCIS & PARSONS
Nichols Avenue b v Street Sc.
KAPLAN q CRAWFORD
1929 Champlain Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Brituin Bans Stands

LONDON, Sept. 8 (R.-The Min
istry of Works said today that "ir
view of present day conditions" nc
stands will be erected in the streets
for Princes Elizabeth's wedding
Wooden stands normally are erected
for many state occasions in which
the royal family takes part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

Despite excellent production record the great popu
larity of Dodge prevents our making immediate delivery
Our DOUBLE PROTECTION SERVICE will help main
tain your present vehicles top raden value and provide
utmost safety and comfort while you wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

August 20 the three men went to
the Bel Air auction where Frank
bid on the cars and offered checks
in payment, Mr.. Boardman said.
The auctioneer checked with the
Philadelphia bank and was told
Hacker Motors had an account, Mr.
Boardman said. Frank and his two
companions brought the cars to
Philadelphia and sold them for
more than 5000, the FBI agent
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Session Interrupted by Hitler
Resumed by Statistical Group

morning, ahead OF. the formal OPEN
ing, by the Inter American Statis-
tical Institute and the Econometric
Society. The International Union
for Scientific Investigation OF Popu-
lation Problems already had held a
reorganization meeting Saturday.
Approximately 200 delegates Sun
day took part in sightseeing trips,
visiting historic spots in the Wash
ington area. At Mount Vernon,
Senator Adolphe Landry of the
French Parliament, delegate to
the conferences, placed a wreath
on washington tomb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

n,vpvp ,orop RI soDo"I JOSEPH PHILLIPS MoroKf Co.
Nd 200 So ~
nSc surruv ,.orops xrRBYs SALES SERVICE
SUBURBAN MOTORS FALLS CHURCH MOIOES ".
Md 554 Wasn d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

orator OF the Presbyterian Church,
U. 8. A., declared last night.
Mr.. La Roe told group Of young
adults at the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church, Of which he Is q
member, "the church can afford no
Irritation with dictators." ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
La Roe Urges Christions
To Protect Freedom

All who call themselves Christians,
regardless of denomination or sect,
must stand together to protect hui
man freedom, Wilbur La Roe, mod
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

The Cascade Tunnel in the stale
of Washington is the longest al
1872 feet railway tunnel in Inc
United states.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

the long-forgotten huge puff-sleeve,
Doth for day and evening dresses.
The only thing new about skirts
is the Introduction of the tunic eff
feet. Underneath is a straight pen
cll-skirt on top of which comes a
kind OF pinafore Of pleated or goced
material, Often, the underneath
skirt is slightly hobbled and slit
On the side OF in front to allow
steps.
A winning battle has been fought
by polka-dots and Roman stripes
OF all sizes and colors in cotton and
IN silk for morning wear and for
gala-dresses.
Accessories become very impor-
tant. Short-sleeved dresses are
won and gloves reaching the elbow.
Some of these are adorned with a
flower at the wrist. Handbags
have all forms; some look like
camera-cases, others are quite cir
cular, with little pouches. Others,
to match the sports suits, are OF
brightly colored material. Parasols
remain very long and some abso.
lutely straight, with a gold handle.
On the simplest dresses, dia-
monds glitter. Diamond : clips
are nesled in ruche, Diamonds are
sewed on tulle, and a beautiful dia-
mond bracelet is fastened on 4
shoe.
What goes for dresses applies te
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
FASHIONS
FEATURE ANYTHING.
WE'LL Dressed Woman Can
Wear GRANDMOTHER
Clothes This Year

PARIS, Feb. 15.-(P-Fashion is
such this spring that you can wear
almost anything, including your
grandmother's feathered hat, or
your mothers 1925 box-coat, and
still be called a chic woman"
Every designer has followed bis
own track, and if you rave about
a duplicated skirt, you can have
1t. But don't snub any slim wom-
an daintily stepping past you be-
cause OF her very narrow skirt, for
she is a smart as you.
All big houses, however, have de-
signed very feminine collections
putting the bust and hipline into
full value. Some, like Lucien Le-
long, Pacques Faith, have added
some extra inches to the skirt,
which look like ballet-frocks. very