Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1933, Page 16

WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933. R.F. . AUTHORIZES | S, Financial Institutions Receive Bulk of Sums Advanced in January. : $49.95 Bosch Treasure Chest ixiid $9095 tubes. Boys’&Girls’$1.59 W ’s $1 Playtime Shoes omen’s $1 Crepe Boys Jackets . . . 75¢ Eversharp omen’s $24.75 and Overcoats Pencil Sets k> Jackets i In Bpin, beige or @ - Bargains! 3 sheep- Oxfords, ki1ty- Pencil (reg. 500), Tined Caveltex— $ h 4 08 That was authorized for ad- five erasers (reg. nutfa. Smart $ 5 4 patent matically on vancés to banks, insurance companies, e 390 Johuny collrs I black only. ' Mack. toushe taps. $7- matically on ina , 14, e agricultural credit corporations, rail- sq. leads (reg. u.“cr'i‘n‘;“:l:ulx‘. ,,‘: roads, for_self-liquidating work relief 150). C Coats, 3, 4, 9. Sizes 8% to 2 curta: & 6 Pc. Colored Cottage Sets By the Associated Press. The Reconstruction Finance Corpora- tion authorized loans of $134,201,000 in January, the monthly report to Con- gress showed last night. te 3 [ in black ivers—90-Day Service Wih coral, green or blue lin- projects, the home loan bank system, for crop production and for helping in the exportation of surplus agricultural commodities. Division of Loans. The loans to financial institutions amounted to $74,554,064. Of that, $2,- 818,500 was authorized to aid in the reorganization or liquidation of closed banks. To all banks and trust com- panies went $46,915,255; to building and Joan associations, $4,285,838; to insur- ance companies, $813,350; to mortgage loan companies, $3,262,000; to credit unions, $9,555; to joint stock land banks, $676,000; direct loans to agri- cultural credit corporations, $101,252; rediscounts to such corporations, $15.- 360,110, and to the Missourl Pacific Railroad, $3,000,000. Likewise, the corporation authorized $50,016,116 in relief loans to the States, $9.140,100 for self-liquidating work re- lief projects, $281.802 to help in the exportation of agricultural surpluses and $1,700,000 for Federal home lonnl banks. Total loans by States, including all classes, were: Alabama, $1,400,762; Arizona, $341,- 500 (all State relief); Arkansas, $2,- 487,089; Alaska, $25,000; California, $8,831,360; Colorado, $991,272; Con- necticut, $132,000; District of Columbia, $1,065,459; Florida, $133,302; Georgia, $407,312; Idaho, $123,415; Illinois, $11,- 628,115, Loans to Other States. Indiana, $454,441; Towa, $8,198,508, Including Agricultural Credit Corpora- tion discounts; Kansas, $2,714,150, in- b cluding agricultural discounts; Ken- tucky, $245,064; Louisiana, $2,724,064, including $1,300,000 to the New Orleans levee distri Maine, $492,000; Mary- land, $780,000; Michigan, $6,575,058, including $5,500,000 as a direct relief loan; Massachusetts, $9,555; Minne- sota, $637,954; Mississippi, $3,170,739; Missouri, $9,629,753, including the $3,- 000,000 to the Missouri Pacific; Mon- tana, $222,188; Nebraska, $259,624; Nevada, $5,600; New Hampshire, $292,- 270; New Jersey, $5,372,322; New York, $9,450,500; North Carolina, $2,673,119; New Mexico, $81,200; North Dakota, $94,350; Ohio, $3,720,152; Oklahoma, $167,105; Oregon, $1,323,700; Pennsyl- vania, $15,588,708, including $13,869,000 indirectrelief; Puerto Rico, $1,450,000,in- cluding $1,300,000 for a municipal water system at San Juan; South Carolina, $1,991,100; South Dakota, $24,000, Ten- nessee, $13,006,630; Texas, $4,570,734, including $2,565,833 in direct relief and $1,267,660 in agricultural discounts; Utah, $209,400; Vermont, $45,200; Vir- ginia, $1.168,174; Washington, $5,881,- 884, mostly in agricultural discounts; West Virginia, $549,000; Wisconsin $1,- 889,263, and Wyoming, $251,698. — o HOOVER HONORED Austrian Mining College Confers Degree on President. LEOBEN, Austria, March 2 (P).— The Austrian Mining College, the “Montanistiche Hochschule,” today con- ferred the honorary degree of doctor of mining on President Herbert Hoover of the United States. ~ Minister C. B. Stockton received it on behalf of Mr. Hoover and replied briefly in German to an address lauding the American President’s international achievements and recalling particularly his relief work in Austria after the war. S — The cotton textile industry of Portu- gal is operating at near capacity. * & All Finished £ X {50 Lbs. Laundry, $2 QOur “Nonpareil” Service In keeping with the times—an all-family 20-lb. bundle—beauti- fully washed, completely ironed, for only $2. All we ask is that the bundle be half flat work. 6 shirts allowed. Additional shirts 10c apiece extra. 3-day service. DAMP WASH, 4c LB. SOME SPEED! If collected be- fore noon, we deliver following morning. Minimum bundle, 75¢ QUALITY LAUNDRY And Dry Cleaning, Inc. SENEN¥% Col._& Del. Dept. H¥¥N¥E % Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. * Y * ATLANTIC1375 § % » . REDUCED FARE *1.00 == BALTIMORE Every Saturday and Sunday, good returning till last train Sunday night. W,B.&A.ER.R. 12th St. and New York Ave. NW. PAIN DEADENED CHEST COLDS LOOSENED WITHOUT DRUGS . Get quick relief from neuralgia pain, sciatica pain, neuritis pain, | rheumatic pain, lame back, ST | neck, headache, strains and chest | colds by rubbing plenty of Baume| Benque (pronounced Ben-Gay) on | the spot. It doesn’t blister or stain. Rub it in till it sinks down and | soothes the pain or breaks up the chest cold. Take no drugs, for any drug that is powerful enough to “deaden” pain or loosen & chest cold may not be good for you. | | But beware of imitations. Ask your| druggist for Baume Bengue by name | (called “Ben-Gay” in English).| There are many analgesic balms, mostly cheap imitations of Ben-Gay made out of synthetic drugs. That is why they are cheap. That is also why they are inefiective. Insist on Ben-Gay and you will get sults —Advertisement. (First Floor. The Hecht Co.) (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) ECHT C0: 111 SHELDON OVERCOATS Orig. $20 and $25 Taken from our regular Sec- ond Floor Department, Reg- ular sizes 33 to 46. Sfiorts 11 sizes 34 to 40. Long sizes 37 3 to 38. One stout size 40. S Mostly tan and grey fleeces' Full or half belts! (Second Floor, The Hesht Co.) $1.29 to $1.95 EVERFIT SHIRTS Broadcloths, Madras, Chambray, Oxford white, plain colors, fancy. Five styles. Spring fabrics, styles, c colors! 1374 to 17. (Main Floor, The Heht Co.) Men’s Shoes, Orig. $4 and $5 Black calf, tan calf, black-and-white, tan-and-white, two-tone. Dress s ,88 shoes and smart sport shoes, Sizes —— 6 to 11 in the group. $1 Ba $1L.95 Gloves. Soiled. Bow Ties Brolen_ sizes 89c¢ i5¢ and $1 Plain Black Socks 39¢ $1.95 Mel Boamd 31 3 for' $1 $1_and_$1.50 N Soring Neckties. . 69¢ (Main Floor, Men's Ship, The Hecht Co.) Look! Laugh.',‘Y Learn!—at The Hecht Co.’s KITCHEN KARNIVAL Steel Utility Cabinets 64 inches high; 14 inches wide; I inches deep. ivory, white or green and ivory; dve shelves Silver-Plated Flatware 7,200 more pieces—al kinds of knives, forks, spoons. 5 Amazing at Sc. c Each Floor Brush—Long han- WflI—E‘vnRu (lille Deco- dle; 100% horse- rators, rchange- hair 49c able tubes 6¢c Curtais O’Cedar back, 1-in. 4-0z. bottle spacings ... Hardwood Chairs, Wind- Large-size Food Choppers, interchangeable sor type, un- 88c blades (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ELECTRIC Refrigerators 1—$§92.75 Bed 85975 BUST geo7s b S 89 6.00 e oat e % $89.75 v o .. 8109.75 $189.75 1—8189. ; havilower; .. $89.75 95 Old 1—8157.00 PR 899.75 oxin .. $50 ° $139.75 oo, iue; ox1s $24.95 1—$44.50 Broad- 15¢ to 25¢ 3 Day Toom, Blye: 9x8 $19.95 Pays for Onme ' $49.50 No Down Payment d- (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) el e . $49.50 LAMPS : (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 42—8$3.95 Table "y Lampe compiete $1.95 8—§1 Cretonne 9Q. 6. Boxge o8 T $2.99 1—83 Upholsteries . 300 yds. 10c Cretonne; 5 Vanity 36 1n. wide; part pes. OC Sticks and Shades. . 8 vrs. $L00 Chintz @) 36—$1.50 Pottery 81 Lamps and Shades. .. .95 _Circle Bedspre o 8195 S 1s5nene $8.95 To—s1on satepmor @7 3 ! X n Tossnos Onye Coints pedsprends. $1.59 12—$2.95 Omvx Base Q7 Boudoir Standard... < 60 yds. 65c Sip 39, Covering, 36 in. wide Jo_srseasnss Boudolr Dress| Table Skirts $1.59 (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 24—81 Hobnail Lamps 77 and Shades; green.. e (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Smocks and Uniforms 12 Doctors’ and Butlers' Coats.. 50—89c e in prints. . 69¢ (Third Floor. The Heeht Co.) From the Thrift Dress Shop $-8205 and $3.95 Sk wna women's... $1.00 S11k Dresses; .. $1.95 d 35 Day- ™ $2.95 .95, $7.95 Day- 37—$7.95 Daytime Dresses, Including little g women's . (The Thrift Dress Shop Third Floor) Foundations —Girdles 27—$3.50 glli $5 Side-hook and Semi-Step-ims Girdles in Nature's Rival 9—i Mod dies, ‘step-in and side-hook les. Sizes 25, 35— and $3.95 Artistie and Fashion Mode S k and Step. $1.95 (The Corset Shop. Tht Floor, “The Hecht Gon" thout inner Sizes 34 Boys’ Clothing 25—$1.00 Sleeveless 19 3 3 and 4 'c :G‘:Ll’l 7Knlt Efive?j" 15; prgKer s jg, Oncsiees Patamar.. 19¢ ::2 ?)‘!' $1 Tim’ . 19(‘/ 45 Pl; - Ties -7, . 19¢ 110 pairs Boys’ 25c- 33¢ Golf Hfl:l'.. t_ 19c 13 Boys' 50c Belts, black or brown. 190 28 50c Silk Handkerchiets ..., 19¢ 24—$1 Knit Polo Shirts; white (Second_ Floor The Hecht Co.) Children’s SHOES 5 pairs Girls’ §3 &oort Oxtoras. .. $1.49 St e Oxfords .. . $1¢4‘9 ?I;d‘pll;ll : , $2.50 Ox- ords: and 5% lng fl..’ $1'49 75 pairs $1.50 Bedtoom Stippers... 19€ Soie smocs . $1.08 (Second Floor The Hecht Co.) Women’s HOSIERY 18 pairs 50c Wool- 30, ' 59¢ Hose. wor't Tun:.-. 19€ 24 . 50c Cotton Hoser seamea back.. 19€ 120 _prs. 59¢ Chiffon or Mesh Hose (Man Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s GLOVES oF 2o ot B4 oves, and 6; solled 39¢ 94 prs. 090 Fabrie 44 or Cape Gloves. ... (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Stationery fond Veliamr e 39¢ 25 boxes 50c to $1 19 c 30—$1.95 Pai Fon and pencil sets $1.49 21—§1 _ Autoi Albums, leather 4—50c Au Albums; as is. 3 1—$1.50 —‘0’ Guest Booki 00 as (Main Fidor. The Hecht Co., (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) Popeye and Mickey Mouse Sweat Shirts 59¢ Makes a fellow feel in the swim! White and pastel colors. Sizes 6-18. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) “ROW-FIT”’ Rowing Machine *1 Cherry or ebony fin- ish. Exercise chart in- cluded. A djustable for men, women or children. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 150 Kitchen Size Genuine Congoleum RUGS 4%4x9 fi.' Reg. $2.95 JE 3x6 ft.; reg. $1.50 3x4% ft.; reg. $1.25.. Imperfect—but new, pretty tbilh patterns in greens and lues. 44c Felt-base Floor Covering 22¢ sq. Yd. Slightly imperfect. Tile patterns. (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Bixth Floor. The Hecht Co) Gugrantee i (Main Floor. The Hecht Oo.) (Main PFloor, The Hecht Co.) FRIDAY CLEARANCE and SUPER-SPECIALS NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Furniture farion: cnairs, $12.95 %—M%M wing Chates ., $12.95 Ve mien Back Rockers... $16.95 1—849.50 Soines Dask.... $34.75 14— (Fourth Floor Hecht Co.) Bedding, Etc. Bles Stapie Beas. $3.95 ibeer Beta 2 84.95 bk, D 87.95 1—1 Stu- dio Couch; dou- ot &L 82075 {Pourth Ploor ‘The Hecht Co.) Women's LINGERIE 64—$1.00 to Glove Silk Vests; 77—79¢_and $1 (Main Fioor, The Hecht Oo.) Handkerchiefs (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s NECKWEAR 230 Crisp Organdy Bows 199—$1 Pia Collars; solled (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Girls’ & Infants’ EA 17—8$3.59 Vel Veiver Combination 81 Coats; 12-16, 11-13.. 13—$3.95 Sheep-lined 1 Leatherette Jackets .. s 33 $1.19 Kate Green- e Blouses, 8 o 16 29€ 7 pairs $1.59 Loung- Ing Pajamas, 14 & 16 19€ 6 pairs Sport Pa- Jamas; size 8 2 pairs $2.95 Printed ize 8. sl Netk Bwenters,.. $2.95 (8econd Floor. The Hecht Co.) LUGGAGE Tk Ena cmer. $1.49 Froex Fad caves. $2.95 Pt Wardroe Cases $2.95 Wardeare Casener $5.95 2520 _Glad- Teatier Hned... $12.50 (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) JEWELRY (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) s! The Hecht Co.’s Annual $25 Coat Sale for Women and WOMEN!!! All Winter Coats Originally $25 to $49.50 Unrestricted choice! Every Winter Coat must go. Amazing bargains—many fur-trimmed coats —at this end-season sacrifice price! Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 50 Jr. Misses’ $21.75-$39.75 Fur- Trimmed Coats and $16.50 Sports Suits $].() Jr. Misses’ $13.95-$16.50 Tweed and $ - Polo Coats... 5 Women’s and Misses’ $59.75 and $69.75 Coats .. b $15 Women’s $79.50 and $98.50 325 (Third Floor. The Hecht Co.) $10.95 and $16.50 Winter Coats from the Thriit Shop (Torift Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Sportswear to Clear! 59¢ 1 12 $395 Angora $595 Sports Wool Frocks— Procks, in silk in high colors combinations — and wanted drastically re- cesses, navy. duced Special! 4, $10.95 Cravenette Coats, fur lined, $7.95 (The Sports Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Drastically Reduced! Tots’ Winter Coat Sets I%verybod,\' knows the bargains that abound in The Hecht Co.’s markdowns of tots’ wearables. Come early tomorrow! & $15 Origindlly $7.95 | Originally $10.95 Sizes 1, 1Y, and 2 Years! (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Only Twelve BED . DAVENPORT Solid mahogany frames. Re- versible cushions. Opens to full size bed. y Coverings— s .75 green or rust friezette or tapestry; mohair in rust or woodrose. ' (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Cv.) Misses and Junior Misses &