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Evening star., 1948-07-15
Lawyers Named 70 Serve
On Police, Fire Trial Boards

The Commissioners yesterday re-
ceived from the District Bar Asso-
ciation q list of 10 members who
will serve as members Of police and
fire department trial boards In place
of members of the Corporation
CounSel's staff.
The bar group submitted the panel
at the request Of Special Assistant
Corporation Counsel Daniel B. Ma
her, acting under the orders of the
city heads. The Commissioners want
to eliminate the practice under
which one Assistant Corporation
Counsel prosecutes cases against
policemen and f1remen, while an
other city law officer serves on the
board.
Those offered for the trial board
Evening star., 1948-09-26
lean Preston Weds
Mr.. d. H. Fav, r.

The marriage of Miss Jean Isabel
Preston, daughter of Mrs. Burton
L. Preston of Bath, Me-, and the late
Mr.. Preston, to Mr.. Dudley Holland
Fay, jr., son of Mrs. Lavinia Rozier
Fay and Col. Dudley Holland Fay,
took place yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed in St. Mat
thews' Cathedral, the Rev. E. Rob-
ert Arthur of11ciating and the recep-
ton was held in the Pan American
room of the Mayfower Hotel.
Mrs. Ludovic de Bonrepos, sister
of the bridegroom, was matron Of
honor, and Mr.. de Bonrepos with
Mr.. Peter Hanlon were the ushers.
MI. Fay had as his best man Mr..
Walter e. Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay will make their
home in Baltimore after a short
wedding trip. Mr.. Fay was grad
uated from the Loomis School and
Georgetown University and his bride
attended Bryn Mawr and was grad
uated from the Katharine Gibbs
School in Boston.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Il. Harmon Of Liberty Hall ai
woolford. Nd. awaited the bride
i at the sanctuary with his best man
Mr.. Kenneth p. Hughes Of Alex
andria.
Miss Patricia r. Clements was
maid of honor and other bridal at
tendants were Mrs. william p,
Oliver, sister Of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Jack B. Hippler, Mrs. Joseph
| lRomangno, Mrs. Winthrop Shaw
and the Misses Harriet Z. White
and Patricia Breidenbach.
Mr.. Donald A. Poliquin, another
brother Of the bridegroom, with
Mai. william P. Oliver and the
Messrs. ]. Hippler, Frederick L.
Thanh, Shaw and Fred B. Miller
served as ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon will live
in Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. SchloGs
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Wedding Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Suser announce
the engagement of their daughter
Elaine, to Mr.. Boris Haskell, son
of Mr.. David Haskell of Boston.
Miss Suser went to Ohio State
University where she was a men,
Der of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Her flance, a graduate Of Harvard
University, is now a student at
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Harnz0u-P0igztin

The Church of Our Lady Of Vic.
tory in Bethesda was the scene a
noon yesterday of the wedding o'
Miss Mary Angela Poliquin ano
Mr.. Robert Spaulding Harmon, the
Rev. Father Hess officiating. Ths
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Anthony Poliquin oi
Bethesda and her father escorted
her to the sanctuary. Mr.. Harmon
son of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Miss Knrz to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kurz oi
Takoma Park announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Barbara
Jeannette, to Mr.. Joseph E. Polite
son OF Mrs. Dominic Polite Of West
Chester, Pa and the late Mr.. Polite
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Kurs Is . graduate Of the
University Of Maryland, College o1
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Arts and Science. and also Of the
University Of Maryland School Of
Nursing In Baltimore. She Is mem
Der Of the Alpha XII Delta Sorority
Mr.. Polite is q student at ths
University OF Maryland, College o.
Agriculture, and is . member Of thu
Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. SchloSs
are vacationing in Alabama.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Closet and Both
Accessories

! Orig. 1895 Boudoir Chest
Credenxa, ivory with floral deco
ration, morred-
II Orig. 1893 Aluminium Closet
Bars, "a to 46 in. extension, 100
u Orig. Its and ITS Set, Of
II and ~ Plastic Clips with 20
in. veIon Iine----1.oo and LIS
s Orig. 3.6s Aluminium Shoe
Rocks, floor type-----I.6s
40 Orig. 100 PIestie Hot stonds,
eee
13 Orig. 3.es Acetate Hot Boxes.
round with chintz top and bot
tom, II in. 2.98
rs Orig. 4.ss Hot Boxes 1913
"a Orig. 1890 Sets Shower Cur
tains and Dropes 5.9S
10 Orig. 5.s5 and 7.5o Shower
curtoins, discontinued potterns,
2.ee and 800
3 Orig. 1870 curtoin and Drope
Ensembles, soiled 4.9S
Closet and Bathroom accessories,
7h Floor, The HecAf Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Housewares

50 Originally z.ls Aluminium
PereoIotors. Heavy gauge oIumi-
mum with cool plastic handles.
4-cup size. Use lower port for
voter pitcher r----1.o 90
"a Orig. 100 end l.ls Cast Iron
SkiIIets, s in and 10 in. sizes,
49e ond 69e
Z Orig. 5.s5 Cyclone Hedge Trim
mers, hand trimmer with sliding
blade, cuts evenly---1.95
II Orig. soc Poper Towels, dis
penser box, 100 to roIl----l5e
8 Orig. 3.4s Trosh Cons. 20 ooiy
I Orig. 1880 Outdoor Grill. teo
cart style on wheels, os is. 34.e5
I Orig. $3.50 Electric Lswn
Mower, 75-ft. rubber-eovered
cord; dernonstrotor- 50
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Boys furnishings!
50 Originally $50 Beys'
Snor$e Sh;rts ploid patterps.

50 Originally $50 Boys'
Sports Shirts, plaid potterns;;
short sleeves; sizes 10 to
20 1.28
so Originally 100 Knit
Cotton Shirts. joeauord pot
terms; sizes 6 to u 4se
100 Originally 100 Tom
sowyer undershorts, grip
per snaps, eIostIe back;
sizes y to 32----5se
"a Originally 2.s5 Boys
Cotton Wash Suits, toiIored
by Tom Sawyer and Topper
Toys, sizes A to g. 2.2s
20 Originally z.s5 Bey.'
knit-Top Shorts Sets 2.3s
36 Originally 2.s5 Boys
suspender Wesh SIeeks,
sonforized won't shrink
more than loo); sizes a
to II l.68
50 Originally i.s5 Boys
Swim Suits, sizes 10 to l8,
Csc
100 Originally ZOO High
School Name Buckles, 7se
100 Originally z.s5 George
town University and Geo.
Washington university
Belt Buckles 7Se
l3 Originally z.ss Boys
Wool Felt Hots LOO
50 Originally 100 kevy
COB" Hets 45e
50 Originally z.s5 Boys
Cotton FIonneI Poiomos,
l.95
"a Originally z.ss Beys'
White Dress Shirts. soiIed
from hondIine; broken sizes
13 to l4iz--------i.48
Boys Furnishings, End
Floor, The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Electrical Appliances

Nationally Known Bronds. Some
Floor Samples and Demonstrators.
All Fully Guaranteed!
WASHERS
z Orig. 1895 Portfolio Wosher,.
7 lib. copocity -------l7.95
! Orig. 1885 Wrinser Wosher
porcelain enamel tub, droin pump,
Lowell adjustable wrineer, 1895
! Orig. 1895 Wrinser WosheL
porcelain enamel tub, drain pump,
1926
z Orig. 1895 De Luxe Wrinser
Washers, automatic electric timer,
aluminium tub with enomeIed ex-
terror, droin pump
IRONERs
z Orig. 1895 Cabinet Ironers,
lorge roll, knee and finger-tp
control, adjustable. twin-heotlng
element --I29.s5
l Orig. 1880 Heavy Duty Ro-
tory lroner, 25-in. roll, z speeds,
knee and finoer-tip control,
RADIOS, PHokoGRAPHs
s Orig. 1895 Portable Phono-
srophs, electric plue-in, z tube
onpIifcotion- 500
! Orig. $500 Wire Recorder.
bIeoched hardwood, con be used
os rodio-phonoeroph-
I Orig. 1895 Table Model Rodio
Phono, automatic record changer,
$500
I Orig. 1895 TobIe Model Re-
dio, automatic record changer,
plastic lft-out rodio, os is $500
! Orig. 1895 Rodio-Phono, tobe
model, automatic record changer,
mahogany veneered hardwood,
$500
4 Orig. 2ss. IS Radio-phono Con-
soIes, AM-FM, 9 tubes plus rec
I Orig. 1895 Redio- -Phono, table
models, automatic record chang
er --49.oo
4 Orig. 1895 Portfolio Radios,
AC-DC or battery, metal case,
1895
10 Orig. 1925 Record Players,
portable e--29.s5
I Orig. z4s.5o Arm Choir Rodio-
Phono leS.9o
z Orig. 1888 Console Rodio-
phono. buiIt-in oerioI, walnut We
neered hardwood, os is cobinet,
$500
REFRIGERATORS
I Orig. 1895 De Luxe Model
u.-tt. oopocity -- 24s.e5
I Orig. 1885 leu If. Refrie-
erotor ---23 234.e5
Electrical Appliances, 1h Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Camera Specials!
z Originally sl.5o Keystone KS,
10 lens ---69.00
, Originally 1000 Meteor Com
eros and Cases ---lo.50
4 Originally 1918 Beacon Print
srs. SKI inches $50
7 Originally 7.zs No. o Kodak
Tripods 3.29
18 Originally 2z.zo Preeis Jr.
EnIorsers ---------S.95
Cameras, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-06-24
200 Yds. Orig. ST
Warped Cotton Soteen
69c vd.

Blue only. 36-in. wide. Grond
for slipeovers, droperies.
80 Yds. Orig. 5.es Royen Mets-
iosse. Scroll pottern. 54-in. wide.
Blue only. ldeoI for upholstery.
3.s8 yd.
80 Orig. 1913 Ready Mode Stu
do Covers. Rose, wine, blue all
over leaf pottern. 3 Seporote
cushions 7.9S
20 Orig. z.2s Leundry Boss.
Water and fire-proof 6se
20 Orig. 5.ss pinins-Roem Scot
Cover Sets. AlI-over floral pot
tern in wine ond blue. Set Of s,
4.ss
10 Yds. Orig. z.zs vysheen.
Woter-repeIIent fobrie in brown.
blue, red and oIl-over fIorol or
striped pottern --69e yd.
4 Orig. 5s.ss and 65.sS ceder
Chests. Wolnut veneers ond
hardwood. Separate troy, lock
and key. 45-in. long. Also
knotty pine storoee chest. Floor
sompIes s------z9.9S
Upholstery DetarfsseSt
6fh EIooy The Hechf ca.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Lamp Clearance

I Orig. 44.s5 Modern Red-and
White Lueite Lomp with Shede,
1895
I Orig. 1895 BIaek-end- White
lueite lomp with Shade. Very
large e------------S9.95
I Orig. 1895 All White Lueits
Lamp. Small size --34.95
II Orig. 1885 Lerss Red-ond-
White Lueite Lomp with Shade,
1875
, Orig. l4.ss and z4.s5 Pottery
Lamps. With poper shades,
1925 and l4.e5
II Orig. 1875 and 1895 Chino
TobIe Lamps with CoIored Reyon
Shodes -lo.95 and 1895
s Orig. 1895 FIeroI Deeoroted
Lemps. With hondmode shodes,
l4.s5
! Orig. 1895 Reflector Lomp.
Gloss and gold color. With royon
ShdOe
Lamps, Sfh Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Summer Furniture

4oris. 1875 cheises, red pods.
1895
I Orig. z4s.oo soIterini 5-pe.
Wrought Iron Set, yellow cotton
upholstery. rustproof, floor SOM
pie - 1000
l Orig. $500 seIterini White
Wrought Iron Arm Choir. uphoI-
stored in green soiIcIoth, rust
proof, floor sompIe Ie--54.95
! Orig. 1000 SoIterini Chaiss
Tongue, green, striped soiIeIoth
upholstery, rustproof. floor SOM
: Orig. si1o ond Sis seIterini
5-pe Wrought Iron Sets, green or
blue simulated Leather cushions,
rustproof, floor sompIe---S9.95
s Orig. 1895 City Reed Lomp
TabIes, round ----7.s5
3 Orig. 1895 and $3I Rotton
Tier and End Tebles.
1895 and z4.s5
4 Orig. 1895 Rotten Round
TabIes, 36-in. diomenter -3e.95
80 Orig. 2.2s and 2.s5 Choir
Cushions, assorted sizes, red, Soc
Summer Furniture, 3rd Floor
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Bedroom Furniture

/ Orig. $3.50 Vanity. sond oak,
1895
! Orig. SIS Chest. mople, 1895
4 Orig. 1880 Three-pe. Bed
room Suites. Double dresser.
chest, bed. BIeoched mahogany
veneers ond hardwood ---2l9.9S
5 Orig. $40 Side Chairs. Walnut
finished eunwood fromes, vine
cotton topestry scots ----4.95
7 Orig. sl4 Side choirs. Grey
oak fromes, chortreuse cotton
topesty scots ---9.95
| Orig. Sloo Vanity. BIeoched
mahogany veneers ond hardwood.
1895
3 Orig. S45 Wordrobes. Mohoe-
any veneers and hardwood, 1895
3 Orig. SOS chestrobes. Walnut
veneers ond hardwood --44.95
5 Orig. Sss chestrobes. BIeoched
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
54.s5
3 Orig. 3z.s5 smoIl Chests. Cor
dovon mahogany veneers and
hardwood --19.95,
Bedroom Furniture, Th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Desk Baskets
z for 100

All with note stationery included.
z3 Orig. 1893 InitieIsd Card TebIs
800 Orig. 100 Informed Notes,
in pink, blue and white, in gold
box boxes 100
800 Orig. Zoe Cold Drink Cups,
hold s ounces 3 peeksses 25e
800 Orig. l5e Cold Drink Cups,
hold 9 ounces B paekases, 39e
200 Orig. 25e Poper Napkins.
5 peekeses 100
Orig. 100 Dinner Napkins, Tx
Ill., poekase Of 81. 79e
Orig. 4se Drinking straws.
500 FOR 29e
Orig. ese Shelf Psper IA by IS
feet 59e
speeisi Purchase! s" Popsr
Plates s----3o for 25e
speeieI Purchase! 8" Pepper
PIeses- for 25e
speeieI Purchase! 9" Pepper
Plstes- for 25e
SpseiaI Purehsse! 8" Hsavy
pepsr PIatss- ss---l2 fes l5s
Sfstiossry, Street Fissr,
The Hsekt Co. Wsshisstes
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Dinette Choirs
Reduced

All chrome fromes, with padded
backs and scots. Morred from
handling.
10 Orig. 9.95 4-Ies Style choirs.
simulated leather upholstery, os-
sorted coIors rs-------e.95
8 Orig. 11.s5 4-Ies Style choirs.
simulated leather upholstery, os-
sorted colors s-----7.s9
7 Orig. 500 s-styIs cheirs 4.3s
Dineffe Furniture, III Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Summer Rug
Clearance

- Orig. 54.s5 to 1895 Indie
Wool prussets. 9xl5 it,, 9xl2
it.. 9xl0 ft.----29.95 to 1895
80 Orig. 1895 and 6s.95 cois
Yern Rugs. Diamond pottern.
lOxl6 it,, 9xl5 IT,,
24.e5 and 1895
~ Orig. 3.ss and 9.e5 coir
Yern Rugs. 4x7 it,, 27x54 in,
81 and $l.s5
5 Orig. 1870 Rush saue'e RUGS.
7 Orig. 34.s5 Indie Wool
Drussets. 6xo-ft. ---l9.95
8 Orig. Sc Rush Squore Rugs.
3x5-ft. .--3.95
z3o Yds. Orig. l.s5 and $50
Coir Yarn Runners, 27-in. ond
36-in. widths 25e and soc yd.
Summer Rags, 9th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

$50 Pieces Of Originally 10
Costume Jewelry
z for 40
Iax included
Excellent costume jewelry pieces,
oold-pIoted, silver plated and
set with brilliant stones! Neck
Ioees, pins, bracelets, eorrines!
Some simulated pearls and pIos-
tic pieces.
Jewelry, Street Floor
The Hecht Co, Washisstos
Evening star., 1948-06-24
CLEARANCE!
BEDROOM ENSEMBLES
400 to 500 off

5 Orig. 90 Gnshom Pillow shoms-
Orig 7.5o Floral chinz Pillow Shoms
Orig 10. so Striped chntz vonity Skirts
Orig 7.s5 vonty Skirt. Rose oyon eo---------2s5
Orig S.9S Ginshom Droperes red, blue Pr----2.9S
Orig 7.s5 Embroidered Pillow Shoms Ivory royon son 3.s5
~ Orig. 7.s5 Solid Color vonty Skirts
Orig. I2s5 Dust RuffIes Striped chintz double
twin bed 4.95
Orig se5 vony Skirts Embroidered ivory royon satin 4.s5
Orig 14s5 vonty Skirt Chortreuse muItcord $50
10 Orig lss properes Rose royon toffeto Lined ga
81 Orig 7.s5 Ruffled orsondy curtons White SOS
S Orig 1925 orsendy vanty Skirts. White colored
Orig. 1895 Droperies. Green oinqhom pIod Pr-6.5o
Orig. le.s5 Vonty Skirts. green oyon son royon
! Orig. I5,s5 vonity Skirt Blue royon tofeto ---e.5o
II Orig 1925 Punehwork Chenille Spreads White ond deep
II Orig. 1875 White RuffIed orsandy cuton.. cooed
Orig. 7l.s5 White Bedspread Embroidered fnoed Twin
Orig $3.50 Royon Muieod preperes 2s4 yds. long, Lined
40 Orig. 1875 White orsandy spreods coored scolops
Twin and double sizes ----------------s.e s.e5
Orig. 1895 Drapes Corduroy with einehon Pr s.s5
Orig 1895 vony Skirts. Corduroy enohom trim ss5
Orig SIS Double Size Spread Gold royon antique
oo"eo ------- 1925
IS Orig 1925 ceanese Royon Chenille Spreods diversified
twin and double sizes White, grey, brown pink-Io9
Orig 1895 Twin Size Spread Rose sotn embroidered
quilting s5
Orig. 34ss Embroidered Rayon Toffeto spreods in ur-
ouoise, in Twin size only-----------------1995
II Orig. 24s5 ensham spreads Single and double sizes
1895
Bedstreaas, 9Th Floor. The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
ESQ Originally 3.eo
Teen Cotton
Dresses
94c

Pert, cosuol styles in pin
and wide stripes. einehoms
and checks. Broken sizes;
not every style in every
size.
IS Originally s.s5 Teen
Blouse and Pettiskirt Com
binotions, Of white cotton;
sizes 10 to lo 2.99
l3 Originally 100 piekies,
Of white royon shorkskin.
1oe
Is Originally z.95 Gold
coIored Metal Mesh Belts.
soc
10 Originally l.5o Leo
ther Belts. block, brown,
red or rust Use
50 Originally 800 Biouses
Of cotton and royon; stripes
and plain colors in the
group; sizes 10 to Is,
100
Teen Circle, 2nd Floor,
The Heeht Co., WashisstoN
Evening star., 1948-06-24
; Orig. 5000
Electric Fons
1850

Pedestol type cireulotor
fons, 20 in. Heavy duty,
suitable for beouty shop or
small restaurant. Fully
guaranteed.
100 Orig. 79e Sets Of ;
Moth vepor Bombs ---3se
7s Orig. l.2s z-soI. Size
Tavern Dry cIeoner -7ee
"a Orig. ese lz-oz. Tros.
sonitizes ond disinfects
glassware, dishes, fIotwore,
39e
81 Orig. 2.ss stereI Bombs,
kills octive germs in oir and
on surfoces------S9 S9e
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
II Originally e.e5
Stitehmosters
1875

viii fit these machines: National,
Montgomery Word and eIdridee
Rotary, Rotary Singer with side
screw presser foot. White. Do
mestic, Sew Master, Kenmore,
Free, Free-Westinehouse, New
Home, EIoin Rotary, and Long
Shuttle.
Street Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-06-24
SALE! BABY CRIBS

At These On7 T7e7 57e
IS Orig 34o5 Cribs, full panel adjustable springs =
birch finished hardwood ~
"a Orig $3.50 Gem Cribs double drop sides, adjustable =
springs maple finished hardwood
Orig 1895 Bobyne Cribs. white enomeed hardwood ,
cuout decorations adjustable sPrngs------------ -
80 Orig $3.50 Kro Cribs double drop sides, exro high &C
panels springs adjust to postions------------- II
IS Orig 90 storIine Cribs hand pointed decorations no
white adjustable sprinqs chrome plated hodwore- r
Furniture nd The Hee Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
26.95
1895
34.95
1895
1895
Double Window
and Porch
Awnings

ono TOTcn
Awnings
All pointed stripe awnings
with metal heodrods, metal
pipe frames. All mode Of
heavy 8-oz. double filled
army duck with BIenbock
undercootino to prevent
glare. Choice Of green
and grey and moroon-
white green and black.
Porch Awnings have 42-in.
projection with 48-in. drop
and l2-in. scoIIoped voI-
onee. Double Window
Awnings have 3O-in. pro-
lection with 36-in. drop,
l2-in. seolIoped valance.
Not oil available in both
color schemes. Note widths
and prices below.
Porch Awnings
at 9.98
Is #. SIS #.
3-6.6 fl.
at 1898
3-8 #. 5-s.e #.
4-l0.6 Fl.
at 1898
Ills #.
at 1898
2-l2.o Fl.
at 1898
2-l4.6 #.
at 21.96
lO-l5.6 #.
Double Window
Awnings
at 9.98
lO-5 #. 2-5.6 #.
rs #.
at 1898
4-6.6 Fl. ~ #.
lO-7.6 #.
Window Awnines,
9TH Floor, The HecAf Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Women's Belts

Women's Belts
80 Originally 400 and 500
Genuine Leather Belts, posteI
shodes; broken sizes.
ZOO and 800
! Originally $500 Pink Suede
Evening Belt -l5.oo
] Originally $500 siIver-coIored
and Grey Suede Belt, with hand
some stone settings 500
Z Originally 1850 Multi-coIored
Leather Sosh Belts ---7.5o
4 Originally 700 PssteI Contour
leether BsIts- 500
~ Originally 500 Leather Gig
aret cosss, black or brown 800
s Originally I.5o Comb and File
Sets, in leather eose-----1.oo
10 Originally I.5o PIeyins Dice.
in leather coses ----75s
Belts, Small Leather Goods.
Street Floor, The Heeht Co.,
Washixgtos
457 Prs. Orig. l.5o. l.e5 and 81
Women's Royon and
NyIon Gloves
69c
In postels and deeper tones.
Novelty and toiIored styles. In
the group, sizes s to IA.
Womex's Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
US poir Orig. 100
FuII-Foshionsd Royon
Hosiery
59e
Perfect quoIity royon hose with
cotton welts and feet. In new
summer shades. Sizes 8N7 to 10.
Womes's Hosiery, Street Floor.
The Hechf Co., Washingtos
Hondboss
20 Originally 1914 Leother
Hondbess, coIors to match shoes,
9.54
II orisineiIy 400 caIfskin
Hendbess, top hond|es; black or
brown own-l6.6o
" Originally 4.74 imported UtiI-
ity Shopping Bsss. Of hemp, ZOO
so Originally s.54 White esss,
assorted styles
20 orisinelIy 500 PIsstie Pstsnt
Hendbsss, with initiols-
u osisinsIiy TIA Shoulder Bsss,
block, ton, red -4.74
Tox included where applicable.
Handbags, Street Floor.
The Heehf Co., Washi~ston
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Gorment Bags

Sotintex Fly Front with
Slide Fastener
! ORIG. 6.s5 Jumbo Dress Bag,
54" for Is oorments-
IS Orig. 5.9s Jumbo Suit Bass.
AZ" for Is oorments---3.95
II Orig. $40 ResuIer Suit Bess,
AZ" for s suits s--------2.95
n Orig. 6.ss Evening esss, ee"
for 8 dresses s--4.95
70 Orig. 2.59 BIonket Boss, i.95
II Orig. z.9s Comfort Bos& l.e5
Notions, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-06-24
45 Originally $40
Compact Kits
1.56 Tax included

Neot to corry in your bog -. or
separately! Contains compoet,
Iipstick holder and perfume bot
tie!
20 Originally l.2o Sets Of Hor-
menizins Powder Rouge end
I;o.tiek . zoe
a. Originally 2.s5 compoets.
closed door powder compartment;
some scratched from hondling.
1.79
100 Originally 40 Hoir Dyes,
blonde, browns, ouburns or
black ------------ooe
Cosmetics, Street Floor
Tile Heeht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-06-24

Upholstery Department.
9TH Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Storks

81 remember storks," she said, "tn the old
country.
Haze you susr seen 'tork' i~as 3ast 9
child.
I can hear them yet as they rose on the
chimney tops,
Flapping those great toings, crying that
DHd
Staccato greeting to the rising sun.
Their legs 1oe1e tall, stout reeds.- Their
bills tcere long
and sctssor-lke. They stood against the
sky,
psrched on the nests edge, singing that
soet,d, rapid song"
"Once In q iohle you sdU then. feeding
their young
remember them pa1uely IN flight
mostly / see
Them standing and tapping ouer ths
chimney tops,
Wonderful tDinCs-and the call, defiant
and free.
You rnay hare seen them IN pictures, or
captured and tame.
Far back 1t ,oas, and you do not haps
then, here;
yet \ can remember storks flying ptld,"
she said,
"And the challenging sound they made
phen the sun rose clear" =.
ALMA ROBERTS GIoRDAN. !:
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Let's Coll q Holt

Now that the Republican Congress,
through Senator Taft, has gotten In its
licks, it would be an excellent idea for the
President and the legislators to stop their
squabbling and get down to business.
There Is much work for both to do.
Senator Taft has some reason to feel that
the loose charges which Mr.. Truman has
been making tend to undermine the Con-
gress. But the most persuasive defense OF
Congress would lie in completing the
large order Of unfinished business. There
may be good reasons for an adjournment
by Saturday Of this week. But for Con-
gress to adjourn because it is peeved with
the President would serve no better pur-
pose than to appear to lend substance to
his accusations.
Mr.. Truman also ought to get back to
his job in Washington and his decision
to prolong his return trip with more ION
the cuff" speaking is disappointing. AS
President, he has certain responsibilities
to the country, and he is not living up to
them on this political junket He may
think it is good politics to be lambasting
Congress and chatting with the people
about his friend "Old joe" But the time
for politicking-assuming for the moment
that this is good politics-will come later.
Right now, the Presidents place is in
Washington. In the confusion of the
windup of q congressional session, both he
and the congressional leaders should be
devoting their energies to getting as much
accomplished as possible. The last thing
that they should be doing is to make our
system of government look ridiculous by
q juvenilish exchange of verbal brickbats.