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Evening star., 1948-06-17
New |ndonesia Crisis
Faced by U. n. After
Collapse Of Par|eys
By the Asseeiuisd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, June 1.-THE
United Nations faced q new Indo-
nesian crisis today after months OF
quiet on that front.
It was not clear just how serious
the current Batavia difficulties are,
but some high U. N. authorities
feared complete collapse Of Dutch
Indonesian peace talks is imminent.
The new turn Of events came after
the Security Council had called q
meeting for this morning to con-
slider a series of reports from the
Councils Good Ofiices Committee on
recent political developments In
West Java and Madeira.
The Council also had before it
the atomic control problem, which
was carried over from yesterday. It
was agreed the atomic issue would
be taken up after the Indonesian
problem was discussed.
There was q probability the del
egates would see another Soviet veto
during the day If the Council
reached a vote on the American
proposal calling for approval OF the
American atomic control plan. Soviet
Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko voiced
broad hints yesterday that he would
reject the American resolution.
A report from U. N. officials in
Batavia said serious situation had
developed there after publication of
a confidential proposal which the
American member of the Good Of
fees Committee had submitted to
the Dutch and Indonesian repre-
sentatives.
The Dutch rejected the proposal
and announced that they thought 1t
advisable to suspend discussions for
the time being. They also refused
to attend q meeting Of the Steering
Committee of the Netherlands-Indo-
nesian Conference.
It had been known here for some
time that the peace talks were not
going too well.
In the Councils Indonesian debate
last week, Netherlands representa-
tive, DR.. Eelco N. Van Kle1ens, de-
livered . sharp rebuke to the dele
gates for permitting what he called
trivial discussions.
He said the Dutch government was
not prepared to continue participa-
ton In such talks.
DR.. Van Kleffens' f1are-up fol-
lowed Indonesian charges that the
Dutch were trying to break up the
Indonesian republic by sponsoring
the creation of separate states in
West Java and Madeira. The In
donesian representative cited two
reports from the Good Offices Com
mittee which he said bore out his
contentious.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Tryeve Lie Pushing Plan
For u. N. Police Force
BY fhs Assoeiofed Press

LAKE SUCCESS, June 17.-Sec-
retary General Trygve Lie said yes
terday that he is going ahead with
his own plan for United Nations
police force.
He disclosed in a speech at Cam
bridge, Mass, last week that he Is
considering a scheme to set up a
small U. N. security body without
waiting for the Big Five Military
Staff Committee to break its two
year deadlock.
Mr.. Lie told his weekly news con-
ference yesterday that he Is satisfied
with the response he had received
since he outlined his plan. He
added he Is working out details.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Consumer Union Chief
Urqes Initiation Fight

\ A national drive to check inf1a-
ton was urged here yesterday by
Colston E. Warne, president of Con-
sumers' Union.
/ Addressing a one-day meeting on
imitation problems. sponsored by
Peoples Lobby. Inc, Mr.. Warne
declared consumers so far have
failed to impress their will on ma
tional policy-makers. because they
lack 4 unified program.
/ But, he asserted. national plan
would enable them to help sub
stantially in holding down living
costs.
TT is not enough for consumers
today to try to tidy up small sec
ton Of the economy" he warned.
The only way in which substantial
results can be achieved is through
overall economic plans
Another speaker, DR.. Harry w.
Ladder of New York. director of the
League for Industrial Democracy.
said business and labor are 0oWer-
less to deal with imitation T'ithor
the Intervention Of government. He
declared,
Unless the Government again
steps in and takes control OF the
situation, the infiationary spiral will
continue, with tragic results on our
economy and the economy OF the
world"
! Benjamin C. Marsh. director OF
7 the Peoples Lobby, also spoke.
The meeting was held at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and X streets
NV
Evening star., 1948-11-21
New Board Sefup
At Hospital 10 Study
Tumors Of Children

| More rapid and more accurate
diagnosis and proper treatment Of
children's tumors is the aim of a
newly established board at Chill
dren Hospital to combat cancer
officials announced yesterday.
Under the boards program.
more thorough study of each in.
dividual case will be made. i'm.
proved records kept and earlier
clinical treatment devised. Board
members will meet at a new clinic
at the hospital each Wednesday
from 2:30 to $3.50 pm. The board
seeks to educate physicians, teach
ers, parents and others concerning
the existence of children's tumors
the need for prompt treatment and
the standardization of procedures
Comprising the board are: DR.
Warren Sager, chairman represent
ing surgery in the study; DR.. Will
liam F. Burdick, representing pc
diatrics; DR.. E. Clarence Rice, rep
resenting pathology; DR.. 1sidore
Lattman for X-ray and DR.. D
Joseph Judge, secretary, and resi-
dent in pathology at the hospital
The board will gather statistics
on malignant growths in children
conduct follow-up studies on pa
tients treated, and expedite early
diagnosis and treatment of mallg-
nancy.
Hospital ofacials said the District
Medical Society has indorsed the
new board. In a statement. Chill
dren's Hospital said:
Early diagnosis and treatment
are imperative in tumors. Certain
tumors remain small for an un-
practicable period. then enlarge
suddenly and rapidly. With the
progress of the disease the problem
of therapy increases. This is COM
plicated by the fact that symptoms
in the early stages are conspicuous
by their absence
When it is considered that the
various neoplasia and leukemia
,cancer in children under IL years
of age cause more deaths than either
poliomyetis. tuberculosis. meninei-
tbs, pertussis, syphilis, measles OF
scarlet fever, it can be appreciated
that there is need for more intense
study at Children's Hospital than
is being given. Now in operation IN
the Eastern States are two we'll
known organized efforts to study
rancer in children, one in New York
and the other in Boston
Evening star., 1948-11-21

that while Hiroh1to was immune
he could not escape responsibility.
Mr.. Keenan,. who sometimes
clashed with Webb during the two
and half year trial. disagreed with
Webb's view that Hirohito was an
obsolute monarch who must share
the blame for Japan's warlike pol
icies.
Mr. Keenan, insisted the Emperor
was only constitutional monarch
who merely rubber-stamped the
policies of his ministers" He told
reporters he personally believed the
trial of the Emperor would not
have accomplished anything"
Mr.. Keenan, plans to return to the
United States in about week.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Scroll to Be Presented
To Dr.. Etchison Tuesday

DR.. Page Etchison, who recently
retired after IS years as religious
work director of the YMCA. will be
honored at a testimonial dinner at
$50 pm. Tuesday in Calvary Bap-
tist Church, Eighth and H streets
NV.
DR.. Etchison. now executive secre-
tary of the Washington branch,
American Bible Society, will be given
a scroll from religious organizations.
George E. Harris is chairman OF
the arrangements committee ana
H. 3. Niece is vice chairman.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Allies Held Unanimous
On Hirohito Immunity
By the Associoied Press

BY the kssoeiofed Press
TOKYO, Nov. 20.-Emperor Hiro-
hito was granted immunity from war
crimes charges by the unanimous
decision of the Allied governments,
Joseph B. keenan,, chief prosecutor
In the TOTO trial, said today.
Sir William Webb, president OF
the international tribunal, said IN
handing down the sentences OF
Hideki Toto and his "a codefendants
Evening star., 1948-04-08
IS Orig. 1925
Gov. Winthrop Desks
1895

Three -drower desks in your choice
Of walnut and maple finished
hardwood.
9 Orig. 1925 Bookcases. ls-in.
size with z adjustable shelves.
Maple finished eumwood- s.e5
I Orig. 24.s5 Three-tier Lamp
TobIe. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood ----e.e e.es
l Orig. 1926 KneehoIe Desk.
7 drawers. Walnut veneers and
hardwood. Sold os is - 24.e5
! Orig. 1895 Maple Corner
Bookcase. z adjustable shelves.
Orig. 1925 eIass-poor Book
ease. 4 adjustable shelves. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hordwood.
Z 20 Orig. .. 1876 Moso1ine Rocks.
Sugar Desk" style. Maple We
neers and hardwood -----I5.95
Orig. 24.s5 Right End Book
eose. Maple veneers and hord-
wood d----s.ss
! Orig. 1895 DropIeaf Exsen-
sion TobIe. Triple pedestal style.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood.
1926
4 Orig. ss.ss D,opIeot Tebles.
4Ox25-in. closed, 40xo0-in,
open. Mahogany veneers ond
hardwood . 34.95
I Orig. 1895 propIeof Extension
Tohie. With z Leaves. Double
pedestol style Mahogany veneers
and hardwood 1926
I Orig. l4.e5 Coffee TobIe.
Maple. Sold as is --7.9S
I Orig. 6s.e5 Tier TabIe. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood,
1926
traditional Occasional Furniture,
Sth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Modern Occasional
Furniture

] Orig. 54.e5 Two-dooE Cabinet.
BIeoched ook-----------z9.95
Z Orig. 5s.s5 Bookcases. Lined
ook. Gloss shelf
, Orig. 1895 Bookcases with
sliding gloss doors. Lined ook,
1895
4 Orig. 1895 cebinets with
drowers for linens. Lined ook,
1895
z Orig. 1895 End Bookcases.
Platinum walnut veneers and
hardwood or lined oak ----i0.95
I Orig. z7.s5 coektoil TobIe.
BIeoched nopIe veneers and
hardwood. gloss top-----l4.e5
4 Orig. 1895 and 1895 Lomp
snd End TobIes. Lined oak, z4.9s
I Orig. 54.s5 coektaiI TebIe.
Lined ook-------24.
! Orig. 1895 comode. Silver
grey -----------39.95
I Orig. 1895 Extension Console.
Lined ook--------- 69.95
Modern Occasional Furniture,
fh Floor, The HecM Co.
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Shower Curtains
and Ensembles

20 Orig. 4.s5 soIid-eoIor Cur
toins, full oxo #. size in bath
room colors 2.oe
~ Orig. 800 solid-eoIor Shower
curtoin and Window Drope Sets,
5.e8
20 Orig. 5.ss Tiger Lily" Pot
tern Curtains only, in bathroom
oolors --- 3.99
81 Orig. 1890 Tiger Lily" Pat
tern Shower Curtains and VIM
dow Curtain Sets e.eS
10 Orig. SOS Bouquet" Pettern
in Shower curtains Only -4.ee
II Orig. 1890 Bouquet" Pot
tern Shower Curtain and Window
orope Sets s----------9.e8
10 Orig. SOS Rose" Pat+ern
curtoins. Only -----4.ss
IS Orig. 1890 Rose" Pottern
Shower curtoin ond Window
praps Sets 9.es
Housewares, Sepenfh Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-08
'TroditionoI Living
Room and Boudoir
Furniture

10 Orig. 34.es ond 1895 Boudoir
Arm choirs by Selie. Blue fIorol
ond chortreuse ehintz trimmed
with soteen and royon multicord,
1895
IS Orig. 1925 to s4.9s seIis
Boudoir choirs. "WoIdorf,"
Sweetheart" and "BoIlerino"
styles. Blue and pink chintzes
ond soteens ------ Sz6
IS Orig. 1926 oeeosionoI Chairs.
Green and coral plastic uphol-
! pris. 1885 Eramed Regency
SOTO. Rose and grey royon
brecoteIIe - ----22s.sS
I Orig. 33s.s5 Framed Regency
1885
7 Orig. 1885 Lawsen Soto.
Gdeen royon brocotelIe 1923
I Orig. 2ss.s5 Two-pe. Living
Room Suite. Wine mohoir, 1895
4 Orig. 2l9.s5 Two-pe. Suites.
Grey and Rose mohoir 1898
I Orig. 1895 Two-pe. Suite.
Maple finished eunwood arms,
blue striped cotton topestry, 6s.sS
5oris. 1895 TO 1895 oeeesioneI
Ckeirs. All coIors 1925
4 Orig. 6s.s5 and 1895 cheirs.
Hostess choir in beige cotton top
estY with grey royon velvet.
6orrel-bock chairs in chortreuse,
or: beige cotton topestry 1895
Orig. 1926 and ioe.s5 Chairs.
loose-piIIow back choir in blue
royon domosk, Gloucester maple
club chors in rose, beige or green
cotton tapestry. club chair in rose
orig. 1885 Kidney Soto. Rose
mohoir ir---------es.ss
Orig. 1885 chippendaIe Soto.
Beige cotton topestry-----Sss
s. Orig. 1895 Duneen phyfs
Sofos. Block and rose cotton
tapestry and royon donosk 1895
; Orig. 199.95 Sofes. Lawson in
rose royon donosk, kidney-shope
IN blue royon domosk-
I Orig. 1925 Lawson Sofe.
Blue royon brocotelIe 1895
I Orig. 1895 Soto. Maple fin
'shed eumwood orrns, blue cotton
tdpestry upholstery 1895
1oris. 1895 Soto. Green striped
royon donosk- 1895
Living Room Farnitare, Foarik
Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Paints

50 Orig. 5.65 Col. Whitex Out
side White House Paint mode Of
pure ingredients. 6ol.----4.z9
IS Orig. Ats Col. ons-ceos
White Gloss EnomeI for wolIs or
woodwork. Con be tinted. Gol.,
800
IS Orig. $50 Col. Red Oxide
Roof Paint for metal roofs and
surfoces. Con be used on rough
brick or lumber. 6ol.----2.3s
80 Orig. 4.ss Col. Bonded and
Floor Clio Porch and Deck Enamel.
For woodwork or cement. Dis
continued eoIors and IobeIs. Grey
and red only. 0oI.-------3.ls
Paint Shop, Sevexth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Summer Furniture
Floor Somples)

Floor Somples)
Z Orig. $ios Bent Ash sefes with
innersprino cushions. Upholstered
in bright fIoroI pottern---6s.s5
; Orig. 47.5o Eesy Chairs mode
OF bent ash and upholstered in
solid red or orange ge---34.95
s Orig. 1896 City Reed Lamp
TabIes, "a" round ll.ee
Z Orig. I4.95 Nesurol coektoiI
Tobles, 80 in. round ---iI.e9
Z Orig. $50 White Wrought Iron
S-pe. Bridge Sets with 3ox3o in.
tobIe 49 1926
Z Orig. 1850 Wrought Iron Lamp
Tables in white or ponpeion
green n-------is.95
I Orig. is.o5 White Wrought
Iron Lamp Tabie ---ll.Ss
l Orig. SIS soIterini White
Wrought Iron Lamp TabIe, rust
proof ------13.99 3.99
! Orig. $3.50 HareeIoofer Re-
eIinins Chair with red simulated
leather pad. Floor sonpIe, 1879
Ssmmsy Fsrsitsre, Third Floor.
The Hsehs Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Utility cobinets
and Sink Tops

and Sink Tops
I Orig. 3z.7o tsexls in)
Geneva Wall Cabinet, os is,
1895
! Orig. $3.50 z4-in.
Youngstown Bose cebinet
with top. ldeoI for storage,
os is---------36.S0 is
I Orig. 1915 is-in.
youngstown Base Cabinet
with top, as is-----3e.95
4 Orig. 5s.z5 24-in. Ge-
neva Base cobinets with
tops -- 1895
I Orig. 57.3z 2l-in. G. e.
Base cobinet with ton linen
formioo top p-----46.95
I Orig. 5o.zl zl-in. G. {.
Base cabinet with top, as
is s----------39.e5
I Orig. 500 3s-in.
Formieo Sink Top with left
hand droin. Stoinless steel
bowl, as is -------$5o
I Orig. 1884 24-in. G. Z.
Sink cobinet, no top, os Is,
Iz.e5
$ Orig. $3.50 42-in. Lin
oleum Covered Sink Tops
with porcelain bowls. Left
hand droin-
5 Orig. 1870 4z-in. Lin
oleum Covered Sink Tops
with porcelain bowl. Right
hond droin --ls.ss
3 Orig. 1880 54-in. Lin
oieum Covered Sink Tops
with porcelain bowls, dou-
bic droin -2e.eS
I Orig. $50 54-in. Lino-
leum-eovered Sink Top
with stainless steel bowl,
as is-----------34.95 is
J Orig. 44.45 6o-in. Lin
oIeum-eoversd Sink Tops
with porcelain bowl. Dou-
bic droinboord d----2s.e5
Utility Cabinets, It'll Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Ranges and Vacuum Cleaners

Orig. 1so.l5 Nationally Famous Cos Range with woist-
high ond divided top. Floor sorpIe- 144.s5
Orig. 1850 Nationally Femous Cos Ranse. de luxe
model with woist-hieh oven burner Floor sample
1880
Orig. 2Se.s5 kotionoy Fomous Electric Range. fully
automatic: hos weI-cooker Floor sonnple .o5
Orig. 1895 kasionaIIy Femous Gas Ranss with divided
top. Fully insulated -----134.e5
Orig. 1895 Nationally Fsmous Cos Ronss with divided
top and wost-hieh --------------------16 1928
Orig 10 so kofionoy Eomous Vacuum cIeaner. de luxe
model hos speeds, motor driven Brush Floor sompe
1850
Ranges and Vacuum Cleaners It'll Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
lis Prs. Orig. ll.e5
Mems Shoes
500 pr.

Fonous brand osfords in block
or brown; leather soles. Broken
sizes.
IS Orig. $50 Slippers. soft ond
hard leother scies. Broken sizes,
4os
30 Orig. BIS Tennis Shoes, high
uppers, heavy rubber soles.
Broken sizes, brown wn---1.59
20 Orig. s.s5 casuaI Shoes.
Broken sizes ----3.99
9 Orig. $50 Lsother Slippers.
Broken sizes ----------79s
Mes's SAoss. Second Floor.
The Heekf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
500 Yds. Orig. 63e
Belgium Theatrical
Gouze
49c ,d.

Fresh ereen-tone Ideal for
kitchen curtains; 36 in. wide.
7 Orig. 1898 Reody -mods Cot
ton Homespun Droperies. Hori-
zontoI wine stripe; 234 yds. long.
Pr. --4.98
4 Orig. 5s.es cedar Chests. VOL
nut veneers and hardwood. With
separate troy, lock and key; 45
in. long --------49.98
8 Orig. 5.ss eushion-top Has,
socks. Top filled with shredded
foam rubber, Simulated Ieother
cover; wine onIy----3.98
4 Prs. Orig. s.ss Ready-mods
properies. AlI-over fIoroI pot
tern on brown ground; 2Iz yds.
long. Pr. ----4.ss
Drapery Department, 6th Floor,
The Heeht Co.
lomps
4 Orig. 1898 Bros. j.. Floor
Lemp Bases. Highly polished.
locquered to keep their gloss,
.....s.,...s.,,.....,.....-..,. l4.e5
Z Orig. 54.e5 TobIe -ond- Lomp
Combinations. Light wood with
"old world" finish. Nylon shades.
Sold as is--------19.95
Z Orig. 1925 LeotheF-eovered
Floor Lomps. Opaque shades,
l4.95
Is Orig. 1925 Student Bridge
Lamps. Maple finished gum
wood Opaque shades -----7.9e
IS Orig. 1925 Three-wey Floor
Lamps. Maple finished gum
wood. Opaque shade 7.se
z Orig. 1875 Metal Torehieres.
Ivory toned. 3-woy lighting.
Sold as 1895
To.uhc sfb Efoox
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Girls Wear
20 Orig. 1925 TO I2.ss Suits.
all wool, broken sizes 7 to IA
80 Orig. i6.s5 TO 1925 eeots
and Suits, all wool, broken sizes,
.11.oo
IS Orig. 22.s5 to $500 coots
and Suits, all wool, broken sizes,
1900
80 Orig. s.ss Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes 2.7o
80 Orig. 4.ss Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes 3.79
10 Orig. z.s5 Novelty Plaid
Pouch boss ss----------1.9S .9S
Girls Wear, Second Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Fully Guaranteed Floor
Sam bfes and Demonstrators!

Fully Guaranteed Floor
Samples and Demonstrators!
Orig 1895 Portable Electric Washer with oIouninum
rub and Ioroe copociy
Orig 1895 be Luxe Square Tub Washer with ouninunn
rub Has dron pump Shop-worn n----79.95
Orig 1895 Wrinser Washer with porcelain enamel tub
and drnn pump Equipped with automatic timer
Orig. lse.e5 kationaIy Femeus spn-Dry Washer. shop
worn 99o5
ORIG. 1895 Fomous Make Wrnser Washer with porce
lain enamel, insulated tub Has droin pump --9s95
Orig 1895 Fomous Meke Portable Rotary roners 1925
Orig. 1895 Famous Moks Automatic Portfolio Irones
rotory type OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Orig 154.s5 Famous Make Console Ironer cobinet type
with large rolls --1z4s5
Laundry Equipment, 7M Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Clearance Of Dolls
in Many Styles!

Ia to 20 in. toll. Most ore
completely dressed in bon
net. dress. shoes and socks.
All ore floor samples.
5 Orig. $50 to 3.ss Dolls,
l.9e
10 Orig. 500 to 5.s5 Dolls,
z.s9
S Orig. 1880 Dolls, e.ss
81 Orig. l.e5 child's
chairs with smooth red fin
ish. Sturdy reinforced con-
struetion -------1.39
z Orig. 1925 Doll Carts in
either blue or grey sirnu-
loted Ieother. All netol
fronaes ----------6.SS
Toys, Third Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SpecioI Purehosei $50 Poirs
chiIdren's S Oxfords
2.66 pr.

Brown leother shoes with sturdy
neoIite soIes. Alligator soddles,
moceosins and tipped styles. Sizes
shz to 3 :. for boys and girls.
IS Orig. $50 and 500 Chill
dren's casuel Shoes, brown, red,
leather soles. Broken sizes 8 to 8,
l.eS
100 Orig. $50 to $50 Boys
High Tennis Shoes; broken sizes,
ia to 9 tbie boysl ------i.ss
Childres's Shoes, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
3 Orig. 1895 to 1885
Modern Choirs
1895

Orig. 1895 Tub Chairs. Mo-
oento cotton frieze
! Orig. 1885 Atteehed Pillow
beck Choir, bIueA cotton topestry,
1895
I Orig. $s2 BareI-beek Chair,
blue royon donosk ---29.95
Z Orig. i4e.sS ThFee-pe. Sec
tionai Sesas. rose cotton tapestry,
1885
I Orig. 1925 Corner Section.
blue n,ohor or--l9.95
10 Orig. 1895 Sectional Pieces.
Blue, rose, red ed---l9.95
Z Orig. 1925 Arm Chairs. red
cotton tapestry -----79.s5
z Orig. 1898 Circular Love
Seots, deep plum ---69.s5
] Orig. 15s.s5 Soto, beige cot
ton tapestry ----------e9.S5
Z Orig. 1895 and 26s.s5 Mod
ern Sofas, red or green cotton
topestry -------------- 1875
Modern Living Room Furniture,
4fh Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

SO Orig. 1875 to 22.e5
Women's Dresses
500
All less thon holt price! One
and 2-piece styles in colorfuI
prints ond solid shades. Broken
sizes l6I2 to 24h.
,Womss's Dresses, Third Floor.
The Hscht Co.
Dinner Dresses
10 Orig. 1895 BeIIsrina Dresses,
royon satin, rose, green, blue,
gold. Sizes " TO IS In the
group ------17.o0
4 Orig. $500 Ankls-lsnsth
Dresses, royon lame and net.
Sizes ! and l3, pink and white,
1000
4 Orig. $500 Print Dinner
Dresses with jackets. Sizes l6,
lS, and 20. ----------z5.oo
Epesisg Dresses, Third Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
OF ORG. 6.0U
Mems Sport Shirts
4.o5

Long sleeves. z Ioree pockets.
Checked, ton with blue or mo-
room. Sizes small to Ioree.
81 Orig. sos 10 7.e5 Speyf
Shirts, solid coIors and foncy.
Sizes snolI TO lorse-----3.s5
- Orig. $50 10 1000 Sport
Sh,rts, solid colors and foncy,
long sleeves. Sizes small to large,
4.cS
Mss's Fsvsiskisss, Street Floor,
The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Sporting Goods
VI Orig. az.3o Archery Tsrssss.
Damaged d-------S9 S9e
II Orig. l.s5 Athletic Sup
Sporting Eqsibmesf. Street
FIeer, The Hseks Cs.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Hat Bor
Is Orig. 100 snoods. Black
snoods with gold color metal
trim --------25e
Hat Bar, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
264 Orig. 2.o8
Misses BIousettes
81
Grond for Summer, these cool,
washable royon jersey and royon
stripe fobrie blousettes. White,
some with multi-color stripes and
designs. Made to fit sizes 81
to SO.
81 Orig. z.ss Diekeys and Col
Ian. White ond eoIors. Royon
sheers and erepes ----l.29
Neekwear, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Clearance! Radios and Appliances
RADIOS

Orig 1885 Nationally Fomous Radio phonosrophs with
tubes plus rectifier. Pul-out front slightly moed
1895
Orig es.ss ketioneIy Femous TobIe Model Combination
in walnut hordwood Slightly morred - $40
Orig 1885 NotionoIy Famous Toble Model Rodio-phon
osaph with record changer tubes plus ectifier
Polished wonut hardwood
! Orig $233 Ansiey ALLEGRO" Radio- -phonosraph with
automatic record changer. Choirside model ---i165o
Orig. Ii4.s5 Nationally Famous Radio phonosrophs with
automatic record changers. tubes plus reetifer built
Orig. 1895 ketonoIy Famous TabIe Model Rodios with
tubes plus reetifer. But-n oeroi i------------Sle
! Orig sss5 kotionoiy Famous FM Tuner and Rodio.
Converts strooht AM FM be used Independent
FIN rodio ------------------------ S35
I Orig 249.5o Nationally Fomous Radio- -Phonosroph in
chorsde design tubes plus recter beautiful tobie
top Of noid leother Mahogany hardwood $179
Orig. 1895 Nationally Famous TobIe Model Radio. Hos
tubes including rectifier AM-FM bonds woInut
Orig. 6zs5 Sonora TobIe Model Rado with tubes in
e|udine reetifer. AMFM bands white postic cobinet,
S35
Radios. I'll Floor. Tie Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
so Orig. 2z.e5 to e.e5
Royon Crepe
Dresses and All
Wool Costume
Suits
100

oPlit'9 IoSotttcS Hlot you "
be wearing for weeks to
come! Royon crepes in
black, navy and assorted
dark ground prints; all
wool costume suit-dresses
in novy and grey. Broken
sizes 10 to 20 in the group,
with some brief sizes for
the shorter miss.
Misses Dresses, 3rd Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Just The Thing for this time Of
.yeor-..... .royon eobordine skirts
in oquo tsizes 9 to l3 only;
l0Ooo wool jersey skirts, in oil
wonted colors. Sizes "a to 80.
Sborfswear, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Misses White BIouses
Tailored and loee-trimned styles
at gratifying reductions. Sleeves
ore long, short or cop. Sizes 80
to SO in the group.
- Orig. 3.s8 Biouses- -----l.ss
So Orig. 4.ss and 5.ss BIouses.
~ Orig. 7.ss and sos slou..s,
4.sS
Bloase Bar, Street Floor.
The Hechs Go.
80 Originally 6.e5
Royon Crepe Blouses
1888
These are lono-sIeeved blouses,
with q pert bow tie. They're
Of fine white royon crepe. II
ore size 81; the rest in sizes
"a to SO.
Bloases, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washisgtos
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Lamps, 5th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Students AII-WooI
SIS Tweed Suits
" Price 1850

Sizes U33, 3/54. n35, 1886,
3/37, ABB.
u Orig. sos Short -pents Suits,
white cotton oobordine, sizes S,
7, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.4S
s Orig. 1855 AiI-weoI Tepeoets,
tweeds, jr. sizes----fo.oo
Varsity Shop, Second Floor.
The Hseht Co.
SpecioI Purehosei Women's
Non-Run Silk Hosiery
79c pr
Pure silk! Non-runl Every poir
new and perfect. Full fashioned.
Summer shades. Sizes sHz to
t0k.
.Womes's Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.