Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. B-13 HECHT CO Board Prescribes Reinstate- ment Method Unaware of Prettyman Stand. Unrestricted Choice of EVERY Women's and Sportswear Jo—sses &ln. ln-h 55 Not aware of Corporation Counsel E. ' Barreit Prettyman’s statement that he had not held the naticnal economy | act inapplicable to che District schools, | the Board of Education yesterday set | up a method of procedure for married teachers to gain reinstatement in the school system. Several married teachers and clerks | who resigned because their husbands are employed by the Federal Govern- ment have asked that they be re- turned to their former positions. Affected One Case. i The board’s Committee on Person- | nel, headed by Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, took the cases under considera- tion after Prettyman had passed on the case of Mrs. Eva T. Honesty, who filed suit after she had been passed | over for appointment from the eligi- | bility list. Prettyman ruled that since she was the only eligible teacher on the list she should have been ap-| pointed, in spite of the fact she is married and her husband is employed | in Government service. He explained yesterday, but not w; the Board of Education, that his rul- ! ing was intended to apply in lhliw particular case and that the board | - was mistaken 1n applying it to all| teachers affected by the economy act. The board held that since the | women had resigned to protect the | positions of their husbands, they should now be required to file a written state- ment on what their husbands’ status will be in the future before they can be considered for reinstatement. Such | statements must come from the hus- bands and their superior officers. In addition, the teachers will have ! to resubmit their qualifications, as u? usually required of all those who have | Jeft the service and desire to return. Clerks’ Status Different. In the case of the married clerks, | they were instructed to make new applications for appointment just as if | they had never been in the service, since the board has no other prece- | dents or rules affecting clerks. The teachers involved are Mrs. Iola | R. Clark, Mrs. B. L. Brandon, Mrs. Sylvia B. Patterson, Mrs. L. W. Smith, , Mrs. M. E. Miltner, Mrs. Madeline C. | Lilly, Mrs. Alice D. B. Sinder, Mrs. | L. W. Smith and Mrs. H. F. Brun- house. The clerks involved are Mrs. L. M. Cobb and Mrs. Eunita Y. Taylor. The board also received and referred | to the Personnel Committee a letter | from Representative John J. Cochran, Democrat, of Missouri, and author of the economy act, expressing the opinfon that the act does apply to ‘Washington teachers. PROOF IS DEMANDED IN SCHOOL CHARGES Board Tells Union to Produce or Withdraw Charges Against Two Employes. “Put up or shut up” was the order given yesterday by the Board of Edu- cation to the International’ Union of Operating Engineers, who accused two school employes of blocking union ac- tivities and preventing other engi- neers from joining. Several months ago charges were filed against Henry Adams and Ben- jamin Mahoney, employed at Arm- strong High School, accusing them of using coercion *in obstructing local organijzation. ‘The board several weeks ago invited the accusers either to produce proof or withdraw the charges. Yesterday they went further and fixed a time Imit. The charges must be proved or withdrawn before March 6. ‘The board approved a supplemental estimate of $15,713.08 sent to the Dis- trict Commissioners for inclusion in the school appropriations for ad- ditional equipment for commercial classes in the high schools. The allotments among the schools follow: Central, $3,40825; Eastern, $1,392; McKinley, $2,813.65; Western, $3.020.05: Armstrong, $139.50; Car- dozo, $884.29; Dunbar, 3,215.60; Gar- net-Patterson, $78.40; Randall, $139.50; 8haw, $139.50, and Terrell, $482.34. Enrollment on February 6 totaled | 88,797, as compared to 84,792 on the | corresponding day a year previous, Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent, re- ported. This is an iricrease of 4,005. FLAGS 0F_AL'L STATES PLACED IN AUDITORIUM Flags of all the States today were being placed in the new Government Auditorium and the adjacent Depart- ment of Labor, in preparation for | dedication exercises next Monday ! afternoon. Secretary of Labor Perkins and her staff were completing the program, | which will be the first to be held in the new auditorium, Acoustics of the new hall are said to be the finest of any Government | hall, as the walls and even the col- | umns are of a special acoustical stone, | composed of crushed oyster shells and | binder, which is said to prevent re- verberation. EXTRA! in next Sundoy’s {“I NEW MWW MAGAZINE “copy of The Phone your order to NA. 5000. Evening and when 4 S Sunday Star . 65c per m | | when§ S: Bliday Star.........Scpercopy Nn(sht Final and Sunday | Oc per mo..« Misses’ Winter COAT in Our Stock! 28 --$39.75 and $49.75 $ Coats reduced to..... 28 49849, $59.75 and §69.75 Co reduced $38 27—$79.75 10 $125.00 $ Coats reduced to..--. 58 32-$16.95 Fur-lined Coats and 2-piece Tweed $8 (Coat Shop, Third Floor. The Hecht Co.) Better $14.95 to $39.75 DRESSES 2—8$1 Brown and Black Te repes. Sizes 40 3w 535 Re Red Crepes., Sizes 14 "Blue Crepes. Sives 2. and Green lllll 14 and 16. Brown Crepe. Size Black Crepes. Sizes Size 3 Brown Crepe. Size II\‘ Gtul nd . Size 5 Greem Crepes. Size Brown Crepe, Size Brown le—lmfl Evening Du and tafetas reduced to 0.95 95 Red Crepe. Size 14. Black Crepes, Sizes Sizes Sizes Sizes 34.95 (Beiter Dress Shov, Third Fioor. The Hecht Co.) THRIFT SHOP DRESSES Reduced! 1.59 Printed Ceotton 490 13—83.05 to $3.05 Street and Afternoon Dresses for g misses 9—%3.95 to $3.05 Street 81 Dresses for women 23—%3.95 te $5.95 Street and :;:::uun ?nnu for $1.95 STEI05 o 81095 Bar and nner Dresses for = misses $2.95 M— At Dremmen for siimen o $3.95 5-=510.95 and $12.95 i 83,95 Aliernoon 3::5::. '.':.‘. = women $3.95 misaer 5.95 '}.“..’..‘" i.,':‘..:.:.' = $5.95 misses . ... $5.95 !fl—l‘l)l Mnel '9' Dresses for women rift Shov. Third Floor, The Jr. Misses' Coats, Wraps & Dresses T—810.05 (e $14.95 Din- g4 mer and Evening Dresses s T-81688 4o 88935 Ma- oG ner and Evening Dresses 046 to 512,05 Print. & B LTSS 2—$11.95 to $19.75 Eve- ning Dresses . e 810 2—$10.95 Short Wraps of @= transparent velvet $5 8—$16.95 te $19.35 Dry 9 Manha Sports Coats s — R Wi Size Il s]o 1.34 Skunk Tri 283134 Skunk Trimmed g 10—$25 and $2 1—810.05 Oxford Check Sports Coat: size 11 $5 (Youns Washingtonian Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht co) 383 Imperied Wesl Bed g Jackets; soiled .. ... e P $1.9.~, i e $1.95 Fainman: e 387°7 81.95 ¢ ol s 33.9a 1—85.95 Velveteen Pa.- Samass e 6 $2.95 1—%10.95 Quilted Robe. -' Faded, Small sive - $4-93 +Negligee Shov. Third Floor. The Hecht Co.) Samples of Fabric GLOVES Such savings on these famous “Wear-Right” Gloves that you'll be wise to buy several pairs! New novelty styles for and all through the Spring. All sizes and colors incduded in the assortment. wear new 79 (Main Floor The Hecht Co.) Rayon Lingerie Specially Priced 4 for S] Panties, bloomers and vests in lacy or tailored styles. Tearose and flesh. Regular sizes. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Silk Pyjamas, Gowns & Panties $1.95 $2.95 and 3395 Hand- tailored gowns. $2.95 Hand-tailored, 2-plece pajamas. $2.95 satin panties. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Bright Corduroy Lounging Pyjamas $1.89 Smart and comfortable, one-piece pajamas in pret- ty high shades. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Rubber Goods Greatly Reduced 25¢ ilot-water bottles, focusing shower sprays, rubber gloves, “Everhot” water bottles, and bath mas- sagers. (Main Floor. The Hecht Oo.) Simplex Flexies Patent Pumps $2.49 let!lhrly $3.25 and $3.79. discontinued, 1-butten strap siyle. Sizes 3 to 11%,B,Cand D. (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) Hy-gene Brand Toilet Tissue 28 Rrois $1 A high-grade tissue at s special low price. White only. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) $1 & $1.15 Kayser Fit-AllTop Hose 79c o Discontinued shades and incomplete size range, Chiffon weight. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Silk Underwear at Big Savings 69c Slips, nightgowns, che- mises, dancettes and panties in lace-trimmed and tailored styles. In- complete sizes. (Main Floor, The Heeht Co.) Special Sale of Handbags 77c New styles in new grains. Smart but reomy bags in the best Spring colors— ‘hlack, brown, blue. (Main Floor. The Heeht Co.) Only 120 Boys’, Wool Sweaters 1.09 Only 120 at this special price! Made of all-wool yarns in the popular styles and colors. 8 to 16 years. (Becond Floor, The Hecht Co.) n—l 95 to llou Vel cl $5 95—81.39 Sligron Sweaters _\" (Third Floor. Sports Shop The Hecht Co.) . Corsets and Foundations 15—35 Side Hoek Girdies; Fash- :;m ::dl and Belfit. $1 95 Small. medium and large 21—83.50 l.-nu Re-! Step-in Girdes; 15 e sk $2.95 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Uniforms & Smocks 50—69c Printed Br cloth Serviceites, - small and medium 47¢ 40—81.19 Wra around Dresses r with e Maids' Oreandy Sels. with collar 500 * Uniforms of pre- olled. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Millinery 36—8$3.05 Felt and Fabric sl Hats 15—Fine Felt and Fabrie =0y . 83 Fabrie and hiack “or g (Third Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Toiletries Morlee Gla s 11—$2.50 Five-pe. Military Seis 7 $1 11— $1.00 Mirror I 100 Loose-Powder V. (Main Floor, The th‘ Co.) Lingerie Steeved nen etrs ane 99e Lingerie . ce-trimmed 2-pe. L (Msin Floor. The Hecht Co.) Men’s & Women’s Linen Hdkfs. 17c 6 for $1 Dainty pastel or white handkerchiefs for women. Men’s all-white or colored borders. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) New Neckwear of Starched Lace 77c Frills and feminine collars to brighten your winter frocks. Whife, rose pink or sky blue. (Maip Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Attractive Mirror Boxes 50c¢ They’ll make nice gifis or prizes and useful for trin- kets, jewelry or cigarettes. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Washable French Suede Gloves $1.79 Samples of higher )rioed gloves! 4 and 8 lengths. Not all lhu in all colors. ¢ (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) 54 Boys’ Tweed Reefers $3.95 Just 54 for lucky, early shoppers! Well tailored of fine quality tan or gray tweeds. Fully lined. 3 to 10 years. (Becond Floor, The Hecht 0o} 4 kerchlefs BO—25¢ Women's Printed Linen Handkerchiets vrs 1€ € for 81 51 EEE" 10¢ wnt 19 20 dor ‘m‘an-n . ehiers .0 07 3 tor 10¢ (Main Floor. The Heeht Co) Neckwear & Novelties 5—8$2.95 Brown or White Taffets Tunies. . 91 90 A0—30¢ Clearance of Cos tume Flowers Wite "Tanies . $1.29 5, Silver Thread Tur- Tanles - $1 1—s . bans and T 30—50¢ Solled Neekwesr ....... 19¢ (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Handbags In Leather “Cases ... .. 2—$9.50 Men's Traveling Cases of Natural Pig .... $2 : Suede and Teather Handvaes o0 $1 (Main Ploor, The Heeht Co.) Silk Stockings I'I'.P':l s':c.lnl $1 Angera 19c loned c.m.:. bk 3= sizes 35¢ 3 for 81 o—s1 llu_\\.lnnt" of 50¢ 30—$1.35 Margy Tweed Creve “Steckings. " broken Q¢ 3ter 82 Knee - High ol Stockings: 69¢ 3 for 82 (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Stationery (Main Fioor, The Hecht Co.) Gloves 45o85 16-Button Glace Sioves in Back. Sim o) 35 5—$5 12-Butten Kid she «Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Toys .95 Porcelain T [l : \'eloeludu ..‘ $4.95 el (Pourth Floor. The Hecht Co.) B50—u9e Coveralls sizes % to 6 yea E .95 Suede Jack- .3’.‘.":.‘3.".‘".. 11: s Si 95 l'lu_t’ie lmrh 6' r sl m) W W g 50 -~ $2.95 453243 Cordure: TN (8econd Floor. The Heeht Co.) Girls’ Apparel 15—8$5.93 Jr. Hij de Chine Dresses, to 16 52 Girls' Silk with white eoll; to 14 g 5 and $5 Girls' and Jr. W R S ieta e $1.95 Navy Blue L G e st $2.95 353 Girle' Smeke Grey Swest Shirts; size 59¢ 4—5295 Girls' Tweed Plaid Silk to 14 $1 Hi Twin Sweater 5 ;:"l 93 Girls’ 10!3 G—51.95 Girly' Russian = Turbans oc¢ Sl.tllu 39¢ Pastel 79, Winter 151005 Jr. Hith Girl's Peach sati H . e 283105 (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) Tots’ and Infants’ Wear 20—$1 Ski Leggings sey; zipper fastenini to 3 25—81.95 T, Less an Jersey > tipperi 5Q¢ ' 2 and Winter Coat Outfits S 1695 “hll! Inr (one' 3-Pe. Coat ' Gutn o5 T—510.93 Beys' a - Lessing G Leather Jack- @2 Q= s te 6 $3.95 Totx' Georgette Party .I‘,re‘ht‘v sizes to 81.95 1deal broken sizes e 50c¢ r—l‘: White Shoes; size sl . 50 and s 93 Chinchilla Front 5 Suede Cloth Hat, Ceat seing Setsi sires @3 Q3 1=—$37.95 Suede ¢ C'.I‘h Lumber Jacket, Helmet an = ks e . $3.95 - 8—$1.59 and $1.95 Silk Baby Coats (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) Children’s hoes 50 9 Little Bers' Black or Tan "Citords W soles. Sizes 11 to 3 48 Prs, Jr, Missis Brown Leather T-Stra Pumps. Broken sizes. . . AP Girls "Patent and (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) Children’s Underwear Forest Mills mlu Snusgie leeveless s san Pajamas, Pastel shades (8econd Floor. The Hecht Co.) 2Pc. Hand-Knit Dresses $13.95 An alm, incredible price for a stunning dress—every stitch knit by hand! Furthermore, they’re unblocked and will be blocked to your own size—free of charge— so that they're virtually custom made! Beige, red, gray, blue, heliotrope . . . woodeh bution trimmed. Sizes 34 10 40, (Bports Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance RADIOS Just 10 A. C. or D. C. Columbia 5-tube radios, complete with illuminated dial and a dynamic speaker. No Phone or Mail Order- 5! (Main Fioor. The Hecht Co.) $8.88 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs Limited quanti and Early American designs in red, green, rose, taupe, blue or walnut. Every one perfect. (Bixth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) of fine jacquard woven rugs in Oriental, Chinese Housefdrnishings, Reduced 18 Metal Bread Boxes.... 36 Hospitality Trays....... 19 Electric Fire Logs...... 37 On-the-Wall Shelf Racks 2 ; CH (with bulbs) 19 Toilet Seats 24 China Tid Bit Trays. ... 65 Pes. Kitchen Enamel Ware (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) Adjustable Window Ventilators Glass indirget window ventilators that give an in- direct flow of air and prevent draughts and colds, Adjustable 10 18 in. to 35 in. width, C (Pilth Floor. The Hecht Co.) 5 Colorful New Cretonnes, yd. Gorgeous 50-inch cretonnes, ideal for slipcovers and draperies. Patterns galore! Also 36-inch cretol (Fifth Floor The Hecht Co.) w 19¢ $17.95t0$19.95 Occasional Chairs Stunning green or rust tapestry covered occa- .. some with solid mahogany sional ch; frames, richly carved. $9.95 (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) China and Pottery Table Lamps and Shades Good-looking glazed pottery or china bases with carefully selecied parchmentized shades to match, $“ 00 In a generous array of colorings, too. (Pourth Floor. The Hecht Co.) : Gas Ranges Gas Range, " $49.95 7 hI)tliull :.l Salle , . o ¥ ot ..°....: " $49.95 1—$34.95 - burner CAIorle 319.9-) (Main Floor. Electrical Arcade. ‘The Hechi Co.) Radios 1 Philco Table Model - Lowber ... $5.95 rama s P ..... 87.95 Hignvey . ovenes. $7.95 Lomey ™ .. $5.95 ) Ever-Ready Highboy ... $5. 9.‘) 1 R. C. A, Vietor Low $9.95 Main Hecht Co. Eiectrical Arcade ) Luggage —3$35 Full- -size, well- nm Ward- dy's Fitted 324.9:’ Cowhide Fitted size, s l n.gs 89¢ (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Beds and Bedding 95 Full-size 83 ” Mattresses .. i . $12.99 Bt s St el $4.99 m“.-,.".'_"""‘m $4.99 la. 200 Sa. Yards ahart T, 98¢ Electric Refrigerators ' Reconditioned . . . or Floor Samples 1—s133.50 — Westinghouse ...... $99.75 1=—=5117.50 Crastey Coveland .. $79.75 1—5159.73 399.75 ! $109.75 b 0! 169.50 $129.50 $139.75 $139.50 $209.50 (Main Floor. The Hecht Co) 1—$189.50 1—$159.50 Furniture Chints 50-—$2.15 Tapestry and Velour Foot Stools. - $1.39 Modern Bed- hosany Veneer ..., $09.95 (8eventh Floor, The Hecht Co.) Upholsteries Curtains 30-in Draperies . . . yds. long. Pair 30 0da Strips u‘c‘-‘r- et marquisette, ] ()e Glazed cmm- Chair Pads for Windser chairs; ea.. . (Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) Lamps 20—8$1.95 Colonial Oil Pot Bridge La a 3 for $1.00 Figured $1.00 (Pourth Ploor, The Heeht Co) D. ORDERS