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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
Study Shows T-E-W Bill Only
Woy To End HOUSING Shor+oqe

Washington (LPA)-That hardy
perennial, the aft-Ellender- Wag-
ner general housing bill, made a
new appearance on Capitol Hill this
week. 1t turned up as the substance
of the majority report of the spec
ial Joint Committee on Housing,
which was set up last July to study
the housing shortage and recon-
mend a solution.
Chairman Ralph Gamble (R., N.
Y.) and Vice-chairman Joseph Nc
Carthy (R., Wis., took bad beat
ing in the report. Both oppose the
T-E-W bill, and had drafted a re-
port condemning the public housing
provisions of that bill. But the two
liberal Republicans Flanders of
Vermont and Tobey of New Hamp-
shire-teamed up with the Demo-
cratic minority to throw out the
Gamble Mccarthy version.
The report finally accepted by
the committee was prepared by
Flanders, and it is expected that
Mccarthy will shortly file a dis
senting report objecting to the
public housing proposals.
After holding hearings in 80 cit
les plus lengthy sessions with
union and builders representatives
in Washington, the committee
agreed that Congress should
promptly enact comprehensive hous-
ing legislation to provide the addi-
tional aids to housing :. which are
needed to reach and maintain hous-
ing production at rate of ,250,O00
to 100000 dwellings a year."
"This policy should make it
clear" the committee proposes,
"that the resources of the federal
government will be utilized to pro-
vide the aids necessary to achieve
eventually decent home and suit
able living environment for all
American families, with primary
emphasis upon expanding and i'm
proving the housing services of pri-
vate enterprise"
On the controversial question of
public housing, the committee is
very blunt, at is a matter of com
mon knowledge that millions of
American families are forced to live
in slum dwellings which constitute
a menace to health, safety and de-
cency, and which are particularly
injurious to children brought up
under such adverse conditions. The
committee has heard an abundance
of testimony in cities all over the
nation that the removal of families
from the slums and their rehous-
ing in decent dwellings, at rents
they can afford is one of the most
problems confronting the
nation.
'The wide disparity between the
rents which low-income families |
can pay and the prices at which
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
AFL Making Plans
To Fight comreds
In czechosIovakia

New York-Plans to ego under
ground" in Czechoslovakia to carry
on its campaign against Communist
domination were announced by the
Free Trade Union Committee of
the American Federation of La
Dor.
Matthew Woll, chairman of the
AFL's international relations de-
partment and an AFL council
member, revealed the plans to the
press.
Mr.. Woll said he would ask the
"Voice of America" to broadcast a
message to the Czech people pledg
ing the utmost efforts of the AFL
to help restore freedom, democ-
racy, and free trade unions.
Tens of thousands of copies of
"Free Trade Union News, month
ly publication of the committee,
will be printed in the Czech lang
uage and circulated clandestinely
in Czechoslovakia, Mr.. Woll said.
The magazine is already circulated
secretly in the Soviet zone of Ger
many, and openly throughout west
ern Europe, he added.
Mr.. Woll said the AFL was con-
sidering the formation of a "Free
Trade Union Committee in Exile"
composed of union leaders from all
countries under Communist domin-
alton. he asserted that anti-Com-
munist propaganda emanating from
the American labor movement
would be particularly effective be-
cause it appealed to the same "mass
workers movement" on which the
Communists rely for support.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
Guild Offers To
Bargain With Any
Purchaser of PM

New York (LPA)-The PM unit
of the American Newspaper Guild
last week voted to bargain with
any prospective purchaser of the
New York daily, which publisher
Marshall Field has offered for sale.
Field has announced that if no
buyer is found by March 26 he will
not continue to publish the paper.
While the Guild met last week,
PM went to press in what they de-
scribed as "a somewhat skeleton
lied form" but no solution was
reached to avoid the demise of the
publication. The union members
passed a four-point resolution
which: 1-Voted full confidence in
its representative who have been
negotiating. 2-Empowered Guild
officers to discuss the problem of
PMS continuation with Marshall
Field and urge consideration of ad
ditional purchasers. 3-Declared that
the proposals of California publish
er Clinton d. McKinnon who had
been considering buying the paper
held little hope from the outset be-
cause they failed to meet minimum
requirements of employe-manage-
ment relations. 4-Announced that
the Guild union, in its desire to see
PM continue, is prepared to nego-
tiate with any prospective publish
er on changes necessary to trans
form the newspaper into profit
able enterprise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
100000 MINERS IDLE
IN PENSION DISPUTE

Washington (LPA)-Possibility
that a federal court would be ask
ed to name the third trustee for the
welfare fund established by the
United Mine Workers contract
with soft coal operators was still
seen possible as the walkout of
100000 bituminous coal-diggers
went into its second week.
UNIV officials have maintained
silence since President John l..
Lewis initial blast last week, in
which he charged that the coal op-
orators trustee had blocked any
payments of pensions from the
fund. Based on a levy of 40c ton
the operators, there is now a total
of $29, ,494,032 lying unused in the
banks. After the operators reject
ed without a counter-offer the pro-
posal by the UNIV to pay any min
er over go years old who had
worked for 20 years a $100-a-
month pension, the third member
of the trustees group representing
the public resigned.
Since mid-January, there have
been only the two trustees-Lewis
for the UNIV and Ezra Van Horn
for the operators. A provision in
the contract is interpreted to allow
a court to appoint the third mem
ber in the event of disagreement.
While early in the week the OPP
orators had issued an ultimatum
giving the UNIV until Friday to
make a joint appeal to the court
to name the third man, later on
they backed down. And on Friday.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
Injunction
(COntinued From PAGE ORe)

play, be against the Carbide &
Carbon Chemicals Corp. and not
the union"
The union is seeking to maintain
the same conditions of employment
it had when the plant was operat-
ed by the Monsanto Chemical Co.
and refuses to accept what it terms
ga lowering of standards" propos-
ed by the Carbide corporation.
A fact-finding board, appointed
by Truman on March 5, reported
its findings to the President last
week. The board found that there
was an emergency affecting the
national safety at the Oak Ridge
Laboratory.
About 800 carpenters, plumbers
and other skilled craftsmen are
involved in the dispute.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25

Van Horn for the operators made
public letter to Lewis which did
not mention the ultimatum. Van
Horn also denied that the operat-
ors planned to institute damage
suits against the UNIV for breach
of contract, though insisting that
the UNIV has "dishonored" the
agreement.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
Rent Control Law
Continued From Page One)

March 81 when the present law
already extended once expires,
there appeared little sentiment last
week in favor of throwing out the
two measures and starting over
again.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25

Corsica, an island in the Med
iterranean Sea, is slowly and
steadily moving toward the coast
of Italy at the rate of about nine
inches a year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25
Why Miners Want Pensions

Washington (LPA)-Here's
why miners are so interested
in the UMW's proposal for a
$100-a-month pension for mi
nors aged 60 and over who
have worked in the mines for
20 years or more.
Almost II per cent of the
men in the mines were Sd years
or over in 1910, the last year
for which figures are avail
able that don't show the war
time drain on the younger pop
ulation Of mine communities.
In some highly productive
states-Pennsylvania, Illinois,
and Indiana-the men in the
over 55 group constituted IL
to % per cent of the total.
President Truman was keeping
n touch with the situation thrl
dviser John Steelman and Direct
n Cyrus Ching of the Fedora
& Cancellation Service
hing met last week with bot
.ewis and Van Horn, but had m
to report.
The Joint Congressional Com
nittee on Labor Management Re
ations also is holding an inquir.
his week into the causes of tn,
Valkout.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-25

Buy Union-Made goods from
others as you would have them
pay Union wages unto you'll
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Washers and Ironers

With II months guarantee.
z Orig. 1895 Portable Rotory
lroners, fomous make, roller
cover soiIed --29.95
z Orig. lz4.95 Wrinser-Woshers.
famous make, porcelain enamel
tub with droin pump, current
models reconditioned ----89.95
] Orig. 1880 Wrinser-Wosher,
fomous make, porcelain enamel
tub with droln pump, demonstro-
tor r----------9s.95
z Orig. 1895 wrinser-woshers,
fomous make, includes reg.
1926 attachment for sowing
woter on small Ioods, insulated
porcelain enamel tub, droin
pump ----------99.95
z Orig. 1878 wrinser-wo,her..
famous make, one oIuminum,
one porcelain enomel tub, QUITO
motic timer and droin pump,
dented from handling --Io9.95
! Orig. 1880 Wrinser-Wosher,
oluminum tub with corrugated
sides, floor sompIe l09.95
! Orig. 1878 Rotary Cabinet
Ironer, fomous make --l27.95
4 Orig. 1895 De Luxe Squore
Tub Washers, porcelain enamel
tub, large capacity, with droin
pump, oil new -----149.95
z Orig. 1880 Semi-Automotie.
Washers, washes, rinses ond!
Damp, dries without your han
ding clothes ------I59.5o
Washers, 7fh Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
RUG Clearance

4se yds. Orig. l.s5 coir Yarn
Runners. II" wide --yd. soc
2S7 yds. Orig. $50 ceir Yon
Runners. 3e" wide ---yd. 81
81 Orig. s.s5 coir Yarn Rugs.
4x7-ft. 2os
50 Orig. 5.s5 Rush squer. Rugs.
3x5-ft. 2.o5
Is Orig. l1.95 Rush Square Rugs.
4xI-tt. ----------4.95
Z Orig. 2l.s5 Rush Square Rugs.
3 Orig. 1895 Rush squors Rugs.
! ods. 4z.s5 Rush squore Rugs.
exl2-ft. I9.e5
IS Orig. 1875 ovel Hooked
Rugs. 24x44-in. ----s.63
Is Orig. 24.95 Oval Hooked
Rugs. 3Ox6O-in. ---l5.s7
! Orig. 1880 Ton Two-Tone
Rug. l2xe-ft. Sold os is 69.s5
! Orig. $I23 Mouve Tone-on-
Tone BroedIoom Rug. 9xl2-ft.
Sold os is 69.95
Orig. 1885 Grey Twist Brood
loom Rug. 9.9xl4-ft. Sold os is,
1895
] Orig. llo.95 Blue Twist
BroadIoom Rug. 9xl3.e-ft. Sold
os is -S9.95
Orig. le9.35 Groy Twist
BroodIoom Rug. l2x7.9-ft. Sold
Rags, 9Th Floor, Tie Hecht Co.
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TEENS WEAR

5 Originally 500 Teen BIouses.
Red wool jersey bIouses in sizes 9
to l3 ---l.oO
IS Originally 7.s5 and 3.95 Felt
Hats, assorted colors -----1.oo
100 pieces Originally 100 to
2.e5 JeweIry, broeeIets. pins and
necklaces and other pieces,
lie (tox included)
II Originally 1875 and 1895
Party Dresses, teen sizes; not
every style in every ize--1o.s5
1S Originally S.95 to 14.e5
Dressy Royon Dresses, mony COL
ors in the group, including white.
5.ss
Teen Circle. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co, Washington
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Radios

Floor sonpIes, Fully Guor-
onteed.
! Orig. $4,000 Rodio-
phono, nationally famous
brond. AN, FIN, SW. u
in. speaker. buiIt-in oeroI.
Cabinet, as is--329.00
I Orig. $4,000 Rodio-
phono. nationally fomous
brand. 10 tubes and recti-
fier. variable tone control,
os is s-------269.oo
I Orig. $4,000 Ansley
Lorso Radio phono, 7
tubes and z rectifiers,
push-button tuning, record
storage spoce
] Orig. 237.oo AnsIey Al
lesro Redio-phono, 7 tubes
and z rectifiers, push-but-
ton tuning, bIeoched birch
veneer on hardwood,
1850
] Orig. $500 Ansiey
Oxford io-phono, 7
tubes and z rectifiers, push
button tunine---ll6.5o
! Orig. 1895 Rodio-
phono, nationally recoe-
nized brond. table model,
automatic record changer,
cobinet, os is------S69
! Orig. 1880 Brunswick
Rodio-phono. arm chair
model, automatic record
changer, as is--149.5o
] Orig. 1895 Moiestie
wire recorder with rodio-
phono, wire con be reused,
rodio hos direetionoI on
tenno --------99.00
Radios, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

20 Originally $500 and ss.ss
A!l-Wool Suits. AIl-wooI suits
in tailored or dressmoker styles,
In green, navy, pink, grey, gold,
oquo or black. Broken sizes 10
to l6 1000
4 Originally $500 AlI-WooI Box
coots. full length. green or navy,
sizes u to l6 -.l7.oo
10 Originally 1895 AIi-WooI
Covert coots, fulI-leneth; fIore
backs; blue or oquo; sizes 10
, Originally $500 and 3s.ss
AII-WooI coots, for the holt
size figure; black; sizes 35h
to Al " in group 500
s Originally $500 TO 1895
AII-wooI coots; fIore backs;
sizes 10, II and IA 1900
10 Originally 1895 AIl-WooI
Suits, slim or swing skirts; sizes
10 to IA 400
20 Originally $500 to 1895
Aii-Wool Suits, broken sizes;
tailored or dressnoker styles,
1900
5 Originally $500 AIl-WooI
coots. for the hoIf-size figure;
flore backs; fuII-Ieneth; broken
IS Originally 4.s5 PIostie Feoth-
er-Tex Roineoots 400
IS Originally 100 Plostie Roin-
hoods -------- 69s
Msszanine Goats and Suits,
Third Floor. The Hscht Co.,
Woshinsfos
Evening star., 1948-05-06


Floor Samples and Demonstro-
tors, guaranteed electrically per-
! Orig. 1895 Tavern Electric
Waxers, os is ------19.95
! Orig. 3s.s5 Cinderella Porto
bic Washer white enamel ex-
! Orig. 1922 coseo Heotins
} oris. 4o.zs oster Electric Nix
srs for Iiquifyine fruits and veg
tobles or mixing drinks 1885
~ Orig. S.95 Evsrhot Rooster
cites, porcelain lined electric
oven for boxing or heating, 4.es
I Orig. 1895 keseo Rooster,
boxing dishes included 1855
Z Orig. 1925 pormeyer Mixers,
3, bowls included
I Orig. 1925 Remington Coffee
MokeL vacuum type, oil metal,
7.s5
I Orig. 5000 Fischer Sun Lomp.
ultro violet, tobIe model, 3s.95
! Orig. 4s.s5 Sun Lamp, uItro
violet, floor model ---29.e5
! Orig. 27.s5 Arvin-Leetrie Grill
and WoffIs Iron Combination,
makes 4 woffles ---19.s5
3 Orig. 1885 YaIs end Town
Tiptos Irons ---12.95
I Orig. 1875 General Electric
tFoU S,S9
I Orig. 7I.3s BroiI Maid Electric
BroiIer --l4.95
I Orig. 1898 Westinghouse
Automatic WaffIe Iron ---l7.95
! oris. 1895 Westinghouse Flee
tfie Iron 7.95
SmaH Appliances. 7th Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
$50 Prs. II PERT. 3.o8
ToiIored Curtains
1.49 pr.

Tollored royon morquisettes that
ore 88-in. wide to poir, come in
54-in. lengths. EoesheII only.
81 Prs. Orig. 4.98 Knitted
curtoins. Cotton-ond-royons in
~ine-ond- eeosheII. 72-in. wide
to poir, 90" long ---l.ee pr.
II Prs. 3.29 ToiIored Cushion
Dot curtoins. Cotton Moroui-
settes. 8o-in. wide to poir, Il
in. long. Peoch --l.ss Dr..
81 Prs. Orig. 2.s8 to 5.ss Toi-
iored and Ruffied Curtoins. Short
and long lengths. Samples.
One-of-o-kind. Some soiIed.
All sold os is --1.se Or.
"a Prs. Orig. 5.ss Pinch PIeeted
easement curteins. 84-in. wide
to poiL 72-in. long. EegsheII,
81 Prs. Orig. 5.ss Extro Wide
RuffIed Chenille Dot Curtains.
Cotton morquisettes. lO4 in.
wide to poir, 9O-in. long. Peach,
Curtains, 9Th Floor,
TIE Herhf C0 Wosb;sofos
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Bedroom Furniture

! Orig. $13o Vanity. Cordovon
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
69.e5
! Orig. Sl35 Dresser. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood 1895
3 Orig. SOS Vonities. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood 1885
I Orig. $50 Vonity. Solid maple,
1895
z Orig. s5z vonity Bases. Grey
ook -------39.e5
z Orig. $40 Vonities. BIeoohed
mahogany or woInut veneers and
hardwood ------49.95
Orig. $50 Chest. Walnut We
neers and hardwood ----5s.s5
z Orig. $loo Chests. BIeoched
birch h-----~-----79.95
3 Orig. 1895 Double Beds.
Lined oak ---I9.e5
] Orig. $54 Double Bed. Cordo-
van mahogany veneers and hard
wood d.--------29.s5
Orig. SIS Double Bed. Bleach
ed mahogany Yeneers .ond -hord-
Bedroom Furniture, ftAs Floor,
v. The Hscht Co. .,s 80
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Summer Furniture

! Orig. 10000 Bent Ash Soto,
innersprino cushions, coIorfuI cot
ton upholstery, floor sompIes,
es.s5
I Orig. 47.5o Ben. Ash Choir,
red cotton upholstery, floor
sompIe e---34.95
! Orig. 1895 Glider Choir, blue
simulated leather, floor sompIe,
24.95
5 Orig. le.s5 and 1875
Wrought Iron TobIes. Pompion
green or white. Floor sompIes
1875 and 2l.99
4 Orig. 1875 koturoI End TobIes,
7.99
10 Orig. l6.s5 koturoI lomp
Iobles -------1o.99
Summer Furniture, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Spreads Draperies
25% to 500 off

~ " VII
Some soiIed some
mussed some discon-
tinued. All sold os is.
6 Prs. Orig. 7.s5 Chenille
oreperiss. White with COL
ored dots ---2.ee
80 Orig. 5.ss coIersd Or
sendy vonity Skirts. 3.ss
6 Prs. Orig. 7.s5 Botes
oropsries -----4.9e Or.
Z Orig. 7.s5 and s.s5
vanity Skirts----4.s5
] Orig. 1875 chartrsuss
Rsyen MuItieerd vonity
Skirt 7.5o
z Orig. 1898 and 1898
Venity Skirts. Chortreuse
and blue Royon toffeto,
7.5o
~ Orig. 1925 Heavy Che
mile Spreods. White with
nulticolored design 7.se
5 Orig. 1875 Rayon sotin
Venity Skirts. Rose, gold,
green $50
5 Orig. 1875 Plaid Royon
1offeto Spreods, single and
double sizes -----9.e5
4 Orig. 1895 Embroidered
princess Feother" Spreads,
1895
Z Orig. SIS Royon Toffeta
Quilted Top Spreads. Tur-
auoise. Twin sizes---I5.95
z Orig. 22.5o and SIS Ra-
yen Sotin Spreods 1895
z Orig. 1895 and 34.s5
Rsyon Toffete spreods
Rose. Twin size----19.95
Spreads, Sixth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
IS Orig. l.o9
Girls BIouses
1.58

Girls' white cotton bIouses with
bright colored trim. Broken sizes
7 to IA.
10 Orig. l.ss Girls Name Polo
Shirts Of knot cotton; broken size
IS Orig. 2.ss Girls Royen Biou.s.,
broken sizes 7 to IA 4----I.5S
IS Orig. 3.99 Girls Dresses,
broken sizes and styles
IS Orig. 4.9s Girls Dresses in
wanted fobrics and styles; broken
s Orig. 7.se to 1899 ;.E ei,Is'
Dresses in Chubby" sizes 8K
to l4R 4.7e
s Orig. 1899 Girls White Royon
Shorkskin Dresses, chubby sizes;
not every style in every size, 6.7e
7 Orig. 1899 Girls "Preteen"
Dresses Of poste royon crepe;
broken sizes 10 to S.79
10 Orig. l.se Girls Cotton
"coetisons," broken sizes, LAC
Girls Wear, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.. Washington
Evening star., 1948-05-06
OnS a the
The Hecht Go. CLEARANCE ".'';*;; "$:s$s~ Store

400 Yds. Orig. l.6e
Dropery Fobries
ST yd.
AIl-over florol patterned
fobric to use for droperies
ond slipeovers. Rust, rose,
chortreuse. 48-in. wide.
IS Orig. 1873 yd. Cotton
Twill Fobrie. For droperies
and sIipoovers. Small Ieof
pottern on chortreuse
ground. 4s-in. wide,
Ito yd.
100 yds. Orig. 1913 Bel
sium Cotton Homespun.
All over Ieof pottern.
Green, oroy. brown, blue,
rust. 81 in. wide. For
sIipoovers. dropes,
2.2s yd.
us Orig. 1873 to $50 .
Fancy Pillows. Royon sot-
ins, royon ,foIIles, chintzes.
Prints and solid coIors in
wide choice Of ooIors,
81 TO 1913
Upholstery. Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
US Orig. 800 old 4.ee
Tots Cotton Dresses
, 2.88 {

Reduced because Of broken color
and size ranges. In prints, plains.
pIoids! In popular styles.
IS Orig. LIS Print PIoysuits,
toddlers sizes, button-on style,
broken sizes ----SSe
20 Orig. 3.s5 coot Sweaters, oIl-
wool. sizes 4 to 6. in soft yellow,
2.SS
IS Orig. l.7s Corded Cotton
Seersueker overoIls, blue, sizes 4
to 8 IT
IS Orig. 1.ss Knit Cotton Suits.
one-sleeve, bright stripe shirts,
plain pants. sizes 3 to 6.--l.3s
IS Orig. rs Knit Cotton Suits,
toddler sizes, novelty shirts. plain
points, sizes to 3-------1.78
10 Orig. LIS Boys Sports
Blouses, button-on style, blue and
white stripes, broken sizes --7se
Tots and Toddlers' Clothing,
Second Floor, The Hscht Co..
Washinsfos
Evening star., 1948-05-06
7s ORIG. ee.e5
Extension Console
TobIes
>54.95

Sneroton style. With 8 extra
leoves, one leg for additional
support when extended. Opens
TO scot II. Mahogany veneers
ond hardwood.
z Orig. 1926 Three-Tier Step
TobIes. All mahogany with gold
fooled red leather 1895
I Orig. 54.e5 Round z-Tier Cock
toll TobIe. Gloss top, hond-cor-
we'd legs. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Floor sonpIe. Sold os
/ Orig. 1898 Duneon phyf.
Lamp TobIs. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood. Floor sample,
I or1s. 1895 Thre.-1ier st.p
TobIes. Mahogany veneers ond
hardwood. Gold fooled brown
Leather top. Sold os is, 6s.s5
! Orig. 54.s5 coektoiI Table.
With shelf and gloss top. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood,
1895
; Orig. 5s.s5 Duneon Phyfs
DropIeof TobIes. With extra long
drop leoves. Scots s. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood. Floor
sonple e--39.95
Orig. 1875 Two-Tier Lamp
TobIe. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood -I4.95
z Orig. 1925 Wall Rocks. Maple
finished ounwood- d---l4.95
Occasional Furniture, 5th Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1948-05-06

90 Poirs Originally 6.e5
TEEN SHOES
4.64
Fomous name teen shoes In
brown and white Saddle oxfords.
All-leother uppers, with rubber
soIes. Sizes 4 to 9.
40 Originally 2.s5 Young Mems
Tennis Shoes, Ioce-to-toe style;
black or brown; sizes 8, 817, 9,
sac
Shoes, Second Floor Of Youth,
The Heehf Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-05-06
WOMEN'S COATS and SUITS

40 Orig 2zs5 to $500 Womens Reyen Setin Raineoets
black. grey noturo and navy. Boy fitted styles Sizes
3512 to Al a and 38 to A in the
20 Orig IS 90 TO 1895 womens csots Snort cosuo Styles
Awoo and eobodine Black. navy ond grey Sizes
81 to 38 and 81 " to 80 " in the group
10 Orig 1895 Womens Suits. A-wooI suits in block
noy pin stripe or solid color grey. Tolored styles Sizes
w 10 oSI2 IN tne group Z7.OO
IS Orig $500 to 1925 Wonens Suits Awool oobordines
and beautifully oored styles. Full skirts Black
and powder blue. Sizes 53h 39h in the eroup--47oo
WomsSs Goats and Salts. Third Floor, Tie Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
DOLL CARRIAGES

Floor Sonples. Wood or simulated
leather bodies on netoI fromes.
Z Orig. 5.95 eorriosss 3.99
! Orig. S.s5 10 1895 eerrieses.
$50
Orig. l4.S5 earrioses s.ss
Toys, 5r8 Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

Toys
10 Orig. $50 chiIdren's choir..
Mahogany finished hordwoo
choirs with pink or blue cotton
Upholstery. SturdiIy built 3.ss
10 Orig. l.95 Mechanical Trein
Sets, includes streomlined loco
motive, z cors. trock. Adjustable
speed ----99e
50 Orig. 100 Book Sets, 4 books
with profuse illustrations and sim
pie reading for beeinners---3se
Evening star., 1948-05-06

Lingerie
soied from DispIoy
81 Orig. 500 Slips. Black ny
lon in size 81 only 100
IS Orig. $50 Pojomos, royon
crepe, sizes 9 and ll-----l.oo
8 Orig. 500 Pojomos. royons.
misses sizes s---l.o0
15 Orig. 400 and 500 Poiomos
and Gowns, cotton flonnelette,
sizes 81 ond 40 only ---l.oo
"a Orig. $50 Cotton Slips, sizes
40, ~ and a. ------l.oo
z Orig. 500 Everfat Royon
Gowns. size z only ------1.oo
Lingerie, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.. Washingtos
IS Originally 100 to 800
Women's Belts
SOC
Colorful belts to complete sum-
mer costumes. In broken colors
and sizes.
Leather Goods, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Wdshinston
50 Orie. e,e8
Jumbo Garment Bags
4.o8
Exclusive with The Hecht Co..!
These ore discontinued coIors -.
first quolity. A timely sowing.
Hold Is garments.
IS Orig. 4.ss 54-ineh Dress Bos,,
hold 8 garments ---3.9S
IS Orig. 5.ss ee-ineh Evening
Dress Gorment Bosk 8-dress CO.
poclty ------3.98
20 Orig. 4.7s Suit Boss. 42-nch
length; hold s suits -----2.98
10 Orig. 3.7s Blouse Bags, 30
inch length; e-bIouse copocity,
2.sS
4 Orig. 5se Shoulder Covers, 3se
IS Orig. Sse 16-ineh Shoulder
lovers --------- ---------oSe
J Orig. 1.s5 Yarr Dolls. assorted
; Orig. 3.s5 Yern Kitties 100
; Orig. 1.s5 Yorn Dogs 100
Notions, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co., Washingfon
Points
Al Orig. $50 TO 4.ss diseon-
tinued eoIers Of Monod; Art Clio,
Flor Clio Deck Enamel. for wood,
cement inside or out - ool. 3.3s
so Orig. $50 Gloss and Semi
gloss EnomeIs. for woIIs ond
woodwork, white and ivory,
ooI. ---3.os
80 Orig. 5.65 Whitex Outside
White House Point eoI. 4.19
1s Orig. 7.S5 Waterproof Spor
Varnish, eleor finish for floors,
furniture, etc, mode by Nu
tnomel -----------ool. 4.95
Paint Shop, til Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Electric Appliances

Curtains. 9Th Floor,
The Hscht Co, Washinefon