Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 23

1 g T All-Silk French Crepe i NIGHT GOWNS $1.29 Limit 2 to a Customer And they're bias-cut, 52 inches long; trim- med with imported Alencon-type lace! The new capelet models are included. Tearose, blue. Sizes 15 to 17. (Main Foor. The Heeht Co.) From Our Own Good Stock! Crisp,' Cool $1 Cotton Blouses 69c¢ Organdies! Printed Voiles! Linens! The smartest colors—the new blouse styles! Pick up a half dozen at this sav- ing—they're Summer beauties! (Main Floor. The Hecht Ce.) 136-in. Glazed Chintz For the last day, 14¢ Yard Fer Summer hangings and covers. 36 inches wide. Small or large designs, en light greunds. (Siath Pleer. The Neeht Co.) ‘Read every item carefully. Don’t miss a thing. We have no daylight savings time in Washington, but it will be well worth your while to set your clock ahead, so you will be sure to get down here early to share in savings that may never come your way again. Misses’ $3.95 Linel_l ; Swagger Suits - ' $1.95 and $2.50 Boys’ and Girls’ SHOES $9.95 Pre-shrunk Irish linen! - A brand-new swagger exclusive with the Hecht Co. The price is positively sensational for this fine quality linen, Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 42. Chest RADIO Majestic speaker. And Majestic tubes. Complete Prince of Wales ties, pat- ents, oxfords. Sizes for Girls—813 to 3. Sises for Boys—11 to big 6. (Children’s Shoe Shop, Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Third Ficor. The Mecht o) MEN’S SHIRTS AND SHORTS Made to Sell for 29¢ and 39¢ Men’s $2.95 and $3.95 : . Sheldon Panamas ‘The genuine thing. Lighte weight, soft and flexible. sl.ss 6 for 81 . A 2-Trouser Suits Fine combed yarn pull-over athletic shists, t 100! All-wool nav: flat or awiss rib, 34 to 46 Brcideloth 38 g it $0).74 shorts, in sizes 30 to 44 waist. Elastic and tie sides. (Main Pioor, The Mecht Co.) Included are a_group of bangku and leghorn hats. breasted! Two pairs wide- drape campus longies—or extra plus-fours. 14-22 years; 30-38 chest measure, (8econd Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Clean-up! $1.95 and $2.65 Sheldon Felt Hats (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s 85 and $6 All-Wool Slacks—Trousers $3.95 Phin white, grey and tan flannels. Also smart new glen plaids. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Last day. . T Men’s $4 and $6 Sport and Dress Shoes 2 win 85 Including all white oxfords, with black bottoms. Also black-and-white, tan-and- white. In dress shoes we have black and tan calf and black kid. 6 to 11. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Girls’ and Jr. Highs’ $1.00 Wash Frocks Organdies! Eyelet ba- tistes! Voiles! Newest Summer teuches like c puff sleeves, white ac- cents, ruffies! 7-10 yr.; jr. highs, 10-14 yrs. h (Besond Floor, The Hecht Co.) (B4cond Ploor. The Heeht Co.) Hair and Down Filled 2-pc, Living Room This is a new suite, new style, new comfort. Solid mahogany hand éarved frames. Louis XV feet. Cushions are down filled’ Super sagless construction. Roll'back and arms, Covered in tapestries or friézette. 85 delivers this suite! . . CPousth Flesr, The Hoeht Co.) DISTRICT WEEK at The HECHT CO. Ends Satur \ ) Men’s New Featherweight Canvas Sport Shoes 31.25 Canvas tops, with cork crepe bottoms. For tennis, or general wear. For doctors, dentists, barbers, ere. $7.95 Calf Leather Riding Boots, $4.88 (Matn Floer. The Mecht Co.) 2,400 Men’s $1 and $1.55 SHIRTS and PAJAMAS + + + Jor the last day of District Week! Tc Tab collars. Collar attached. Two laundered cellars. Neckband. Broad- cloth. Chambray. End to end madras. Oxfords. Madras. British stripings. Neat checks. Clipped figures. Whites. Solid colors. Everfit shrunk throughout. Sizes 13% to 16%4. (Maln Ploor—The Mecht Oo.) Men’s 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ Famous Make Socks ].9(3 800 Men’s 69¢ and 79¢ 5 Athletic Union Suits 9C (Maln Ploor—The Hecht Co) Men’s Sport Shop Men’s Striped and Duck Pants Brown-and-white, black-and-white striped slacks, Duck pants. 29 to 38... $l $2.95 to $3.95 Base Ball Gloves Fielders’ gloves, ~catchers’ mitts, 'b;lemcn‘n “aitts. ON treated steer 81.49 Purchase of Tennis Rackets :l‘::nforud throat.and handle. Strong $l * Famous make Tennis Balls, 3 for $§1. $6.95 Stayless Golf Bags e s Moo 250 P o0 00 tOM ...ococcvncncccns Geericneinanas Men’s $1.29 to $1.79 Sweaters Lightweight all wool. With or wi‘tgoul sleeves. Solid colors. Var- 96(', ious Weaves ..........coooiiiinn e $2.95 to $3.95 Golf Clubs Steel shaft drivers, brassies, spoons. ‘1.” Rustproof forged steel-head irons. . Longflite 1933 Golf Balls 3 for 9%¢ Wew size and weight. Mesh or dimple beauty .spot markings. Cutproof, Men’s $3.95 Slacks and Knickers e hevnghner. s 00 $266 $5.95 to $10 Golf Clubs Griand Slam, Alliéd, Buhrke. Woods and irems. Men's and women's -odc’tll i o e 82‘99 2 Luggage Specials Women’s Luggage Black or brown fitted cases, week- end‘c::u.nwv‘robe hat boxes, ‘299 Wardrebe Suit Cases Fi uality black fabricord covers; e Attvactivcty med.. $1.99 (Sesend Floor—The Hecht Co.) - \ { e B9 ° YOING GVES P OFFES VR .. Says Resignation Complies With Recent Decree of Federal Court. HTE ] fs ys tockhoider of stockholder of the Radio Corporation of , entered several 880, required a complete sever- ance of relations between General Elec- i n oAl S oung’s decision as to which position he voul'd retain. i Severance Is Regretted. Other portions of Young's lette tq%-:don uld:m = 3 e e could n ve taken such a large part in the organization of the Radio Corporation and its subsequent have done without feel- ing great personal satisfaction in its ac- complishments and its officers, great admiration for ing 3 Ty for me to add that the welfare of the Radio ration will be of deep interest to me always and that its continued suc- cess, of which I feel so certain, will be (l’!-f"fl the greatest satisfactions of my The resolution of acceptance read: “Resolved, that Mr. Young's resigna- tion as ‘a director and as chairman of the Executive Comimttee of the Radio Corporation of America be and is hereby acce by the board of directors with the keenest regret and with its thanks to him for his long, devoted and loyal services to the compeny. At the same time the directors as individuals desire to express to Mr. Young their affection- ate friendship and regard and their best wishes for his health and happine: her officers re-elected were: R. McDonough, executive vi president; Manton Davis, vice presideht and gen- eral attorney; Otto S. Schairer, vice president in charge of the patent de- partment; George S. De So - urer: Henry A. Sulllvan, comptroller; Lewis MacConnach, secretary; Robert C. Proppe, assistant secreta: COURT REFUSES TO ORDER WALLACE BEERY OFF SET Hearing on Insurance Policy of Deceased Friend Is Deferred Two Weeks. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 5—A demand that a citation be issued to “drag” Wal- lace Beery, movie villain, away from a picture set to a court hearing was de- nied yesterday by Court Commissioner Celemence Brown. The hearing was put off two weeks. The demand was made by Nathan Friedman, attorney for Barbara Bed- ford, former movie actress, who is at odds with Beery over the $10,000 in- surance policy of John Albert Rascoe, her late former husband. Miss Bedford's complaint said Rascoe left his insurance to Beery with the understanding the latter would care for his daughter, Barbara Edith Rascoe, 8, and that Becry now wishes to send the child away to school, while Miss Bedford is determined to keep her at home. Rascoe died about a year ago, two vears after he and Miss Bedford had been divorced. KITE CONTEST PLANNED AT MONUMENT TOMORROW Another Preliminary Event Called by Model Aircraft League and 8chool Officials. ‘The Model Aircraft League of the District, with the co-operatian of the Public Schools and the Playground De- partment, will sponsor another prelimi- nary kite contest tomorrow at the Mon- ument Grounds. The contest, to be held at 2 p.m., will have as its judges Mrs. Clinton O. Ward, Burtis Baker, Leroy Burch, Miss Eliza- beth Hewston, Clinton Ward and Hugh Stewart Smith, The other competition scheduled for tomorrow will ground. 5%, Savings Plan Shares 6% Full Participating Shares Money Deposited in the PRUDENTIAL Loaned Only on First ortgages on flo-n- o