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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
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be hostess at tea at Mount Notre
Dame with Mrs. James A. Grady
serving as chairman.
On Saturday evening a banquet
will be held in the Restaurant Con-
tinental of the Netherland Plaza.
On Sunday morning at nine
thirty in the Convent of Notre
Dame at the Summit in Walnut
Hills a Mass for the deceased mem
bers of the Federation will be Gel
ebrated by the Very Reverend
James F. Mcguire, 81, President
of st. Xavier University.
After the business meeting at
eleven,thirty and election of Off
GERS for the Ohio Federation, the
members will leave for an outdoor
party at the Williams estate in For
estville
On Monday, the business meet
ing and luncheon will be held at
Julienne High School in Dayton,
with the Dayton Chapter as host
ess. That same afternoon there
will be a tea at Notre Dame High
School in Hamilton, and the Ham
ilton Chapter will serve as hostess.
The convention will close at
nine.thirty on Tuesday morning at
the Netherland Plaza Hotel.
Making plans TO attend from the
Columbus Chapter are Mrs. r. Pat
rick West, Mrs. Joseph J. Zuber,
and Mrs. r. A. Russell, President,
Vice President, and Recording Sec
retary, respectively, of the Colum-
bus Chapter.
Also attending from Columbus
will be Mrs. James A. Grady, Miss
Marie J. Nerny, Miss Mary X. Rohr
Mrs. Joseph Thayer, Miss Margaret
Richter, Miss Patricia Whelsn,
Miss Patricia Corbett, Mrs. Arthur
H. Maeder, Miss Margaret Maeder.
Miss Helen McCann, Miss Joannt
Hergesell, Miss Ann Schramm, Miss
Eleanor Cotter, and Mrs. Pliny A
Price.
Mrs. Joseph J. Zuber and Miss
Mary X. Rohr are delegates from
the Columbus Chapter
Reservations should be made
without delay with the Columbus
Chapter Chairman, Mrs. n. Patrick
West, 34S East Lonsview Avenue
yE. Si26.
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The two boys have arrived by
plane in Tel Aviv, accompanied by
their aunt and legal guardian, Mrs.
Hedwig RoSsner, whose home is in
nearby Gedera where they will live.
Mrs. RoSsner won custody of her
nephews after long court battle,
during which they were sent to
Spain to keep them from being
turned over to her. They were sent
there by their former guardian,
Catholic woman who had protected
them from the Gestapo during the
occupation after their parents
deaths.
A number of newspapers here
appear to feel that in taking her
nephews out of France Mrs. Ross
ner has broken the agreement
made in March between Jewish and
Catholic religious authorities.
The Paris daily, LIE Figaro, stat
ed:
I'VE would have liked to see this
case ended in a less abrupt man.
ner. The brusque departure for
Israel of the two children, who
had been saved by a disinterested
devotion which Mrs. RoSsner and
her advisers appear to have forgot
ten too easily, seems to show rath-
er little gratitude to thoSe-both
Jewish and Catholic-who worked
so hard to have the orphans re
turned to France"
interviewed by the same paper,
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World Expert On
Gregorian Chant
Touring America

SCRANTON, Pa. - (NC) - A
silver-haired Benedictine monk,
who is a world authority on the
Gregorian Chant, has arrived here
TO teach the chant to girls at Mary
wood College. 1t was the first
stop of his American tour.
Father Jean Herbert Desrocquet-
tes, o.S.B., said he joined the
Benedictine Order Ito pursue the
life of a comtemplative" but soon
found himself in the role of
world tourist" From the world
famous Solesmes Abbey in France,
Father Desrocquettes has carried
the principles of the famous Soles-
mes tradition of the chant into all
corners of Europe and America.
His genius and artistry in the
sacred music of the Church have
forced him from the quiet retire
ment of the comtemplative life he
sought TO lead.
Father Desrocquettes arrived
here for the first engagement of
his countrywide tour sponsored by
the Gregorian Institute of America.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

sacristy was also damaged by fall.
ing stone and rubble permitting
the heavy rain to pour into the
room causing additional damage.
Tile on the roof, both in front
and to the rear of the building
was damaged. Fire department of
ficials estimated the damage at
$4,000.
Masses Sunday morning were
conducted in the basement of the
church. Fire department officials
told Monsignor John B. Donahie,
pastor of Holy Name parish, that
il would not be safe to permit
parishioners in the main part OF
the building until the damage had
been repaired.
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Mr.. Andre We'll, who had signed
the March agreement for the Jews
and at whose home the boys had
been staying, declared:
"Their departure is surprising
and saddening. Neither Grand
Rabbi Kaplan nor myself were told
about it. Moreover the Grand Rab-
bi had not authorized their depar-
ture on the Sabbath. | do not know
what caused Mrs. Rossner to make
such a brusque decision"
In Bayonne, Father Pagola stat
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Finally Brothers Taken to Israel;
Still Source of Religious Contention

PARIS-NC)-The Finally brothers, Jewish orphans
and baptized Catholics whose disappearance last February
caused nationwide religious controversy have left this coun
try for Israel
In spite of their absence press comment here indicates
the Finally will continue to be of controversy.
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Mass Ord0-
LITURGY
OF The
W + + X
FRIDAY, AUGUST ?

FEAST OF ST. cAJETAN
White yestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of st. Donatus.
SATURDAY. AUGUST
FEAST OF SITS. cYRIAcUs,
LARCUS. AND SMARAGDUs
Red veStments, Gloria, Second
prayer Defend u.s." Third at the
choice of the celebrant.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2,
THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTEcoST.
Green veStments, Gloria, Second
PRAYER of ST. John Vianney, Third
of St. RomanuS, Credo. Preface of
the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10,
FEAST OF ST. LAWRENCE.
Red vestments, Gloria.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IT,
FEAST OF SITS. TlBuRTIuS
AND SUSANNA.
Red veStments, Gloria, Second
prayer Defend u.s., Third at the
choice of the celebrant, Proper
EpiStle.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n,
FEAST OF ST. CLARE.
White vestments, Gloria.
THURSDAY, AUGUST l3,
FEAST OF SITS. HIPPoLYTUs
AND cASSIAN.
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer Defend u.s., Third at the
choice of the celebrant.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IL,
VIGIL OF THE ASSUMPTION
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.
Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of ST. Eusebius, Third
of the Holy Spirit, No Credo, Com
mon Preface.
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS,
FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin. This
is holyday of obligation.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

"GoId" Print Cotton busters, IL TO 20, z.66
NyIon frieot Slips, Pettieoots. 81 to 40, z.l9
AII-NyIoR Pennies, tricot, all sizes---55e
Cool Cotton Poiomos, "a to 4o---I.99
z.99 Misses Denim Sloeks-
z.99 Misses Summer Skirts, cottons s-I.99
2.9s Misses 3 Women's PinofoEes- --I.Ss
SOS GirdIes. royon and nyIon-
2.9s Misses, Women's Uniforms -l.9S
2.9s to 3.9S cotton Zip Dresses. oil sizes,
l.9s
Evening star., 1953-04-14

Misses Knit Shirts, irroeuIors ---$I
Summer Millinery, pretty coIors-
Cotton BIouses, 80 to 3S------2 for So
NyIon 8 Cotton Blouses ------i.99
u Perfect. 2.99 BIouses for 50
Summer Hondboss. pIostie. royons l.66
Plus tar
UmbreIIos, ocetote, pIoids, solids-----$z
NyIon Slips, quiek-dy, 81 to 20 ---z.lS
Royon Slips, lace trimmed. 81 to 40. for IS
3.99 8 4.es Houseeooss. cotton ----2.66
Royon Toppers, fully lined. 10 to lS---$S
AlI-WooI Toppers. lined. 10 to l6--iz.S8
Evening star., 1953-04-14
BIRTHDAY SAVINGS 1< THE
BOYS, GIRLS & TOTS WEAR

BOYS, GIRLS 6 TOTS WEAR
I.es Boys Sport Shirts. a to l8 -----I I.2s
Boys Swim Trunks, Ponts, irreeuIors, Z for So
2.Ss Boys R0yon Joekets, zip, 4 to 18, I.9s
Boys LOnsies, royon 6, cottons. to ! s, 2.9o
Girls Skirts. cotton percole. to Ia. z for 50
Girls BIouses, cotton prints. 7 to IL, z for So
Girls Dresses, eottons, to IA --l.9S
Girls Shorts, cotton denim, 7 to IA 81
Girls Pedal PusheFs. to IA for So
Tots Polo Shirts, | to -----6 69e
Tots Sun Suits, cotton pIisse, to 6x, 7se
Tots Dresses, hondmode, infonts' sizes, 81
Fitted Crib Sheets, standard crib size 78e
Tots Sun DFesses-Pinafores, to Ok I.4S
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MISSES AND WoMEN'S

Royon Bembess Sheer Prints. misses, wom-
ems sizes
Butcher .Rayon Suit Dresses, 9 to IS, II to
20, washable
Puekered Nyion Print Dresses, z TO 20,
l6h to 24h S.o4
5.ss TO 6.99 Women's Shoes, 4 to g 2.s9
Women's cosuoI Shoes. 4 to 9. irreouIors,
l.ss
Full-Foshioned NyIon Hose, s gauge 67e
$I-i.69 Bros. royon. cottons ------79e
$50 Garter Belts, in nyIon-
l.3S Misses Shorts, eottons. 10 to zo-$
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MATTRESS PADS & COVERS

The Hecht Co., Fifth Floor Washinston;
Third Floor. Silver Spring and Parkington
4.99 Zippered MottFess Cover Of Indian
Head Sheetne, twin or double, eoeh 3.49
SonfoFized Zippered MottFess Cover, twin or
double Observation-Disclosures 2.49
4.99 White Blossom Mottress Pads, twin,
$40; 500 double, fine quoIity 4.49
Nylon-bound mottress Pod, twin, 2.79;,
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The Hecht Co., Fifth Floor Washington:
Third Floor. Silver Spring and Parkington
3.l9 tR perfeet) Common PercoIe Sheets
and PilIoweoses, 72xl08 ----2.29
$50, 8lxl08
5.99 Botes Heirloom Luxury PereoIe, first
quolity, regular or fitted, twin 2.99;
4.4o 8lxlo8 double, 5.4o; Cases See
3.19 tf perfeet) Poeifie Contour combed
PeFeoIe Sheets, twin, 2.2o; 3.5o double, 2.69
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LINGERIE

Lingerie, Third Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, Silver Spring;
Second Floor, Parkington
Better Lacy NyIon Slips, 81 to 4o----3.ee
Laey Slips, 81 to
Cotton Plisse Slips, 81 to 4o-----z.99
Plisse Pettieoots, smolI, medium, large z.so
Cotton Poi0mos, 81 to 4o----------2.e9
Cotton Shorty Gowns, small to Ioree e2.99
Cotton Gowns, 81 to
GIRDLES AND BRAS
Third Floor, washington; Second Floor Silver
Spring and Parkington
6.95 Girdle or Ponty 4.S5
S. and 5.95 j.. GiTdles. S. M, L-2.s5
$40 to 1880 GiFdIes, sotin Iostex- ----7.85
SIS to SIS GirdIes for overoee, fuller
figures -9.65
1.50 to $50 Bros, stropIess, regular l.l9
$50 Longtime StTapIess Bro with eorters,
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HoMEWAREs AND DoMEsTIcs

Window Awnings with Sides
Nylon RuffIed curtoins, ivoY------z.SS
Nylon ToiIored curtoins- s--------pF. 2.SS
z.99 Steel Venetion Blinds -------2.3S
2.9e to $50 PIostie TV Hossoeks -2.39
Common Cotton Bath Towels, seconds -39e
Solid Color Muslin Sheets --------l.77
Extro Plump Foam Rubber Pillows, z for 7.9S
Foom Rubber Mostress Ped Toppers 4.79
Cotton Chenille Bedspreeds-
Quilted Cotton Bed Pods, seconds -2.87
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TOWELS

r4a ao G rR spas Esof :nS
s.7s tif perfeetl Mortex Luxor Bath Towel
I4 coloFS, ZIxoU .SS
1.6s tE psrfeet) Mortex Luxor Foee Towel
5oe tN perfeet) Mortex Luxor Wosh Cloth
l3xl3 -39e
Mortex Luxor Finserip Towel Seconds, 39e
49e Irish Linen Teo Towels, l7x2e 3 for 81
2.99 MoEtex Striped Beach Towels - 80
6.98 Printed PIostie Shower Set of 6x6
Shower Curtoin, Ruffled Dropes
800 Printed Plastic Shower curtoin l.99
sse Common Bath Towels, 22x44,
4 for So, eoeh 7se
Common Eaee Towels
Common Wosh Cloths
3.99 Round Both Mot Sets. reversible mats,
sse Terry Finsertip Guest Towels for 81
BEDsPREADs
Sixth Floor. WASHINGTON; Third Floor.
Silver Spring and Parkington
I2.95 EyeIet orsondy Spreods -----7.se
Spreods. single. double and dropes --3.99
500 Chenille Spreod, single, double, 800
3.99 "Simtex" Woven PIisse SpFeods, twin
or double in solid colors, -2.99
SIS Betsy Botes" Heirloom Spread, antique
white with hond-knotted fringe ----l6.67
BLINDS 9 BAMBOO SHADES
Sixth Floor. Washington; Third Floor.
Silver Spring and Parkington
2.98-23"x36" Venetion Blinds 23o
1.19 Roll-up B0mboo Shade 95e
Other Sizes in ROII-up Blinds ---zo% off
TELEVISIoN & RADIOS
Fifth 18th FLOOR; washington; Fourth Floor.
3z.95 Portfolio 3.Speed Phone O4O 2l.99
109.95 Comb. Rodio and Phono 52lo,
1895
1878 TobIe Model Rodios 5o56- ----lO.95
449.95 Motorolo l7-in. TV, rodio-phono.
comb. l7Fl3. With your old TV---349.95
REFRIGERAToRs, WASHERS &
VAcUUMS
Fifth Floor Washington. Fourth floor,
Silver Spring and Parkington Arcade
l09.95 Duchess Wrinser Wosher A2o
es.ss
1925 conIon Console Ironer Pl6C
1926 &c voeuum cIeoner AVc8l5, 69.95
$3.50 Royol V0euum cleoner 27o-39.95
1855 eendix Eeonomotie Washer H5o2,
with old WoSneT- 1875
25s.75 Frisidoirs MR76 Refrigerator, with
OLD refrigerator ZO9.75
ss9.75 Frisidars IRso Refrigerator. with
2o4.S5 Toppon. G62 Gas Ronss l64.95,
Evening star., 1953-04-14

TEEN CIRCLE

IeEN NIKOIe
r09s %rS Sdol arfaston fRa Silver SPRING.
5.e5 Cotton Dresses. to IS, Ats; z for 50
s.s5 10 1925 Dresses. to IS -----6.77
l.ss Teen Shorts. 10 to 10. cotton twill
l.57, z for So
4.ss 70 sos Teen Skirts, 10 to is --3.77
2.98 Teen BIouses, 10 to Ia 6-----l.9 .97
7.95 70 8.95 JE. Teen Dresses, to Ia 6.77
4.9S Jr. Teen Cotton Skirts, to Ia BIZ
NURSERY WEAR
TsrG FIoo4 iaa SyeF sDFnR
Dioper Shirts and Shorts, cotton pIisse, 3
mos. to yrs.------67e each, z for l.3o
Plisse Sleepers, 2-pc., to 3-----$l
LIS Gowns 8 kimonos, knit cotton n-87e
Knit Shirts, short sleeve, s mos. to yrs,
tie side. slip-over style ---z for 81
Contour Fitted Sheet, fits STANFORD crib
nottress, white, and posteIs 94e
2.65 Birdseye Diopers, 27xz7-in- dog. LIT
Quilted Cotton Pads. soc pads, l7-l8-in.,
s7e each, 3 for 81
2.99 Pads, 34x52-in. .--2.37
S9e Receiving BIonket, 36x3o-n., cotton
Troinins Pants. nylonized cotton. sizes !
to 37e, 3 for 81
Sunsuits. girls rhumbo ruffIes, boys stripes,
etc, 9, II, l8 mos, |, z, years ST
Plostie-lined Ponties. royon trieot, small TO
H-lor9e- Ste, 8 for 81
$50 Rubber Sheetins, double texture cotton
/, flonnelette, 36-in. wide yd. LIT
2.9s to 3.99 Hond-mode Dresses, Pinofores
and Bobby Suits. toddlerette sizes----l.97
cHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Second Floor, Washington and Silver Spring;
Tn1rd Floor, harrington
Boys Briefs. z to -----3 for 81
for 81
Girls Ponties, cotton pIisse; also vests, 4 to
-, 7 .,-::.....sfor for s.
Giris' Royon Ponties, nyIon trim, white, pink,
blue, to Ia for ST
2.49 to 2.99 Girls Gowns and Poiomos, 4
to "a; boys poiomos, z to 8 ------l.S7
$50 Girls Slips, white cotton pIisse, to
IT
Evening star., 1953-04-14
FURNITURE

Fourth Floor Washington and Parkington:
Third Floor, Silver Spring
249.95 Foam Cushion Sofo-ond- Choir Suite
1895
1875 Plostie coektoil Chair, eoIors, 500
2z5.95 6-Pe. MopIe Living Room Suite:
sofo-bed. arm chair, pIotform rocker.
toDleS
529.95 KroehIer Doveno-Bed and Choir
1926 Foam Cushioned Chairs ----59.s5
25s.95 Foam Cushioned 2-Port Soto,
1895
1926 Wrought Iron PIostie Top Dinette.
64.95
1926 Mohos0ny Veneer DropIeof Toble,
3epedestoI base, extends to 76" ----59.95
2z.95 Formieo-top LINED Oak Tobles, 1900
64.95 LINED Oak Desk, 3 drawers, 1895
14.95 Mohosony Veneer TobIes Il.95
1895 to 1895 Fomous TobIes, some oenu-
me monoDony
1898 3-Pe. Mople Finish Bedroom 1895
1926 Solid Mohogony Hunserfosd Bedroom
Units: dresser base, chest or bed and night
tole --------------- eoeh unit 59.95
1855 Mohosony Veneer 18th Century
Double Dresser Suite; double dresser, mir
ror. chest, bed
549.95 Seo-Mist Triple Dresser Bedroom,
0-TS. ----------------ZI -ZIS.S9
Evening star., 1953-04-14
OUTDOOR FURNITURE

The Hecht Co.. Third Floor washington;
Fourth Floor. Silver Spring and Parkington
$3.50 Innevsprins choise Lounge, 1892
7.95 Peel Choir, woven bamboo $50
1925 Nest Of Wrought Iron Tables, 7.9o
9.95 Aluminium Choirs, fold ---- f.99
64.95 5-pe. Wrought Iron Dinette Set,
1899
1925 hommoek and TubuIoF Steel Stond,
1919
17.95-6-pe. PIostie Glider Cushion Set,
1899
5.s5 MetoI Choir. Loekette sofety bor,
z for 50
Evening star., 1953-04-14
HOUSEWARES

The Hecht Co., Seventh Floor, Washngton:
Fourth Floor. Silver Spring and Parkington
MetoI Outdoor Dryer, So plostic line, 9.99
l6" Rotory Westinghouse Powered Electric
Lown Mower 39.99
l8"-4-cyeIe Gasoline Power Mower, 09.99
Is" Steel Lawn Mower, rubber tifes 1899
So PIostie Lightweight Gorden Hose 2.99
20-GoI. Trosh Con, galvanized steel, 2.99
l0-GoI. Gorbose 80
81" Metal Ironing Boord, odjustobIe- 500
Fitted Metal Pod 8 Cover Set ----I.99
7-pe. Solod Set. imported cherry wood, 4.99
4 IndividuoI Serving Bowls. cherry wood,
l.98
7-pc. Aluminium Conister 8 Ronse Set, 4.99
5-Ib. Pkg. Congress Park Gross Seed, l.59
Aluminium TumbIers. eolored ----3.99
20" &c 3-speed Window ventiIotor, 39.99
l6-pe. "PFoIon" PIostie Dinnerwore Set.
1929
Evening star., 1953-04-14
MISSES SPoRTSWEAR

Thlrd Floor washington; Street Floor,
Silver Spring. and Second Floor Parkington
3.98 AII-WooI Knit Shrus. S, NJ /, Bio
$50 Boy Style Denim Shorts, 1920 l.97
2.95 Denim jackets, small, medium, large,
1877
5.9S Summer Cotton Skirts, 10 to lS- 3.s9
7.95 to 9.95 One and Two Piece Cotton
Swim Suits, 5.99
I2.95 to 1925 One and Two Piece Lossex
Swim Suits. 81 to SO 7.9o
1893 to z.98 Teo Shirts, cotton cashmere,
combed cotton, smoIl, medium. Jorge 80
3.98 Denim Skirt, Il to l8-3.l9
3.98 Denim PedoI Pushers, II to l8--3.l9
1893 Denim Bros, II to l8--------l.59
2.98 Denim ComisoIe, II to 1S 23o
Evening star., 1953-04-14
DINETTE, UNPAINTED FURNI-
TURE, UTILITY CABINETS

The Hecht Co., Seventh Floor, Washington;
Fourth Floor. Silver Spring and Parkington
7s.s5-5-pe. Douslos Black Dinette. Box
40 plus 8-inch leof $3.50
S.95 3-SheIf Metal Utility TobIe with 3-woy
electrical outlet and s. extension cord, 500
1925 Double Door MetoI Wardrobe cobinet
1899
1875 PIostic Top Base Cabinet. 36x2oxl6,
1899
8.95 Unpointed Knotty Pine Kidney shaped
Vonitv 6.o9
Evening star., 1953-04-14

MEMS WEAR
SIS to 39.s5 Mems Suits. wooIs,. royons,
IS to a.
1888 Mems TropieoI Suits. royons, IS
10 ~ ---------------- ---------$I6
1899 TO 22.95 Mems Sport coets. wool,
Mems Sloeks. 23 to AZ -----3.ss
Sport Shirts, eottons, royons l.29
Mems Underwear 2 for 81
Mems Cotton Robes, all sizes 3.99
2.99 to $50 Mems Famous Poiomas l.99
2.99 to 3.o9 Mems Swim Trunks, Ploy
Mems Tee Shirts. all sizes for ST
Mems cosuol Shoes, irreeuoIrs, to II, 2.oe
S.s5 Mems English Shoes, to II ----5.Sa
Evening star., 1953-04-14
BETTER DRESSES

Third Floor, Washington: Second Floor,
Silver Spring and Parkington
17.95 Misses Cotton. RoyOn Dresses $l4
22.S5 Misses Silk Shontuns, Royon, Cot
Evening star., 1953-04-14
WoMEN's FAMOUS SHOES

Third Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Silver Spring; Second Floor
Parkington
l4.95 to 1926 Laird Sehober, cosuoI cIos-
sizes and British Brevitt Shoes 1876 to 1886
9.95 8 1925 MoFsy Shoes
$50 TFu Stitch Loofers 4.95
All Leother PIoy Shoes. 4A to 9, M widths,
2.99
BETTER BLoUSES
Blouses, Third Floor Washington; Street Floor,
Silver Spring; Second Floor, Parkington
5.98 to 8.98 Misses BIouses, orion and cot
ton, 80 to 3.99
Evening star., 1953-04-14
TOTS 6 ToDDLERs' CLOTHING

Second Floor. washington and Silver Spring:
Third Floor, Parkington
l.39 to l.s9 PIoyweor. pIisse sun suits to
4, sport shirts to 8, boxer shorts to 6x,
swim trunks z to 6x, rhunbo bIouses 3 to
1873 Shorts for boys and girls, Sonforized,
3 to Ok. ----- l.57. z for So
$50 TO $50 Dresses. Pinofores, Sun and
Ploy Suits, 3 to 6x and to 3- l.97
l.39 to l.59 Polo Shirts. | to 3, 3 to 8, TIE
l.99 Denim Stocks. Sonforzed, for boys,
girls. Sizes Ito and to 6x, st. z for$3
3.ss to 4.99 Summer Dresses, ! to and
5 to OK ----------------- -------- 2.S7
GIRLS DRESSES 6 SPoRTsWEAR
Second Floor Washington and Silver Spring:
Third Floor, Parkington
i.ss Shorts, holt boxer style, 7 to IA,
LIST, z for So
l.99 Polo Shirts, to II l.57, z for So
l.S9 BIouses, sizes to IA l.57, z for So
3.99 Skirts, sizes to T4--- 2.S7
s.99 Dresses, sizes J to l4-------. 3.87
Evening star., 1953-04-14
cHILDREN's UNDERWEAR
INFANTS FURNITURE

Silver Spring and Parkington
kontwet Crib Mottress. innersprne 1885
Folding Hooded corriose- Stroller Hiss
44.s5 Edison Double Drop Side Crib, 36.95
MATERNITY SHOP
Second Floor :rS ySassappgtsR Silver sprins
8.s5 z-pe. Cotton BroodeIoth Suits, 9 to ~
IT'S
4.95 Misses Ploid Denim Skirt 3.SS
4.95 Misses Blue Denim PedoI Pushers,
3.sS
s.ee Misses Blue Denim Shorts ----2.ss
TOYS
5afh Hf6 cq svrh Tha spins o .nS
l4.s5 II" VeIoeipede e.99
1896 Is" VeIoeipede .--ll.99
1855" Girls and Boys s-speed
English Bikes 39.99
34.o5 Sky Scooter Gym, z swings, poir Of
rings, tropeze bar, sky scooter z4.99
24.95 IA" Sidewoik Bike 1899
l2.95 Sondbox with eonopy and l00-Ib.
bag sond -----------------
WoMEN's DRESSES
Third Floor Washington: Second Floor
silver spring and Parkntgon
1875 Royon, Nylon Summer Dresses $I4
14.95 BFoodeloth, Nylon and Pima Cotton
Plaid Ginshom. Print NyIon Dresses Sill
JUNIOR MISS DRESSES
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor
Silver Spring and Parkintgon
8.95 Royon 8 Cotton IT, Dresses --7.19
1925 JT. Nylon 8 Cotton Dresses BIS
1895 Nylons. SiIk-G-Aeetofe, Royons, Cot
tons
BUDGET DRESSES
Third syee vynl ags ssf0nS Floor
s.s5 to 1925 Royons 8 cottons, II to
20, l4h to 24h------7.29
CASUAL DRESSES
Third s,Yse Te4r w;sshnstGn ags Second Floor
1925 to l4.95 Misses Summer cottons,
sizes 10 to 20
EVENING GOWNS
Silver Spring and Parkintson
22.95 to $35 Royon Crepe 6 Taffetu Dinner
Gowns. Ia to 20, l4h to 22h---Sl5
2z.e5 to $35 FormoIs. to IS. 8 to l6, SIS
BUDGET COATS AND SUITS
Third Floor Mezz Washington Second Floor
Silver Spring and Parkington
2z:e5 to 1895 Wool Toppers, 1918.
I4h-22K -l6.99
1926 to 1926 Misses Wool Suits, 1890
$35 TO $45 Misses Wool Spring coots, SIT
1875 to 1895 Lined Roincoots, matching
hots, 10 to l8 1888
BETTER COATS AND SUITS
1895 TO 1895 Misses Wool Toppers, 1888
1895 to 69.95 Misses Wool coots, Suits,
S44
SIS to 69.95 Women's Wool eoots and
Suits. l4h to 24h in the group $44
ROBES
Robes. Third Floor, WASHINGTON; Second Floor
Silver Spring; Second Floor, Parkngton
GIomosous "Gold" Dusters, II to 20 -3.5o
No-lron Cotton Dusters, 10 to l8--z.o9
Plisse Cotton Dusters, lo-ls-----3.99
Evening star., 1953-04-14
CHINA, GLASS AND GIFTS
PAINTS

The Hecht Co.. Seventh Floor. Wsshington:
Fourth Floor, Silver Spring and Parkington
6.25 Monod Outside White House Point,
sol. 4.98
$50 Monod Holf-Lustve Finish soI. 4.69
4.69 Monod FIot Enomel Point soI. 3.29
5.98 Monod Floor 9 Deck Enomel, sol 4.69
4.S0 Gloss or Semi-GIoss White EnomeI,
can be tinted aoI. 3.29
$50 White House Point sol. 3.49
4.6o BottIeship Grey Deck Enonel,
soI. 2.ss
4.49 FIot Wall Point, washable soI. 2.S9
Evening star., 1953-04-14
WoMEN'S BETTER COATS

Third Floor, washington; Second Floor.
Silver Spring and Parkington
All-WooI ToppeFs, navy posteIs ---25.88
SIS to 69.95 Wool coots and Suits, l4h
to 24h SAA
Evening star., 1953-04-14
JUNIOR COATS g SUITS
FUR SALON

Third Floor, washington; Second Floor,
Silver Spring and Parkington
Noturul SiIveEblue Mink and NoturoI RoyuI
Postel Mink (3-skin orronoements) -$79
Plus TdE
Dyed Northern Back Muskrot coots $3.50
Plus Tar
NoturoI Mink Scorfs tronch or Wild, 3-skin
arrangements
Plus Tar
Dyed Northern Back MusLrot copes $lo9
Plus Tar
Fur products IobeIed to show country Of
origin Of imported furs.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
cHILDREN's 6 TEEN SHOES

Second Floor, Washington and Silver Spring:
Third Floor Parkington
BIS Barefoot SondoIs, to II, l2h
to 2oo
AIS canvos oxfords. crepe soIes. 6 to II,
l2h to 90
4.s5 to SIS Gym Shoes. hi-top, sizes to
z 2h to 1OH 800
Evening star., 1953-04-14
MEMS sPoRTSWEAR

The Hecht Co., Street Floor WASHINGTON
Silver Spring and Parkington
9.95 AII-Weother Joekets --- 5.SS
$50 TO 7.95 Lons-SIeeved Sports Shirts,
3.99
6.95 Orion Tee Shirts, washable 3.99