Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935. GOODBYE TO,_THIS ...THAT HUTCHINS DEFENDS COLLEGAN DS Schools Best Place to Get Ideas Fairly, He Says in Radio Talk. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, October 3.—President Robert Maynard Hutchins of the Uni- | wversity of Chicago told parents of the nation last night they should "keepl their children home” if they were “un- | willing to have them enter the world of ideas.” But, he added, in a radio speech | over a coast-to-coast (C. B. S.) hook- | up, even at home “they will not tx:L safe.” | Newspapers, books, radio and the | movies send ideas to them, he said, | “and it has never been possible to insulate young people from the world.” | College Best for Ideas. “If they must meet news ideas some- time,” he declared, “it would seem the part of wisdom to have them meet those new ideas (in college) where they are fairly presented by intelli- gent people who have no ax to grind. “If their conversation is disquieting when they come home for their first vacation, remember that their edu- cation is not complete, that they have learned only a small fraction of many subjects, the rest of which they will learn as they go on; that they arei going through a process that they | must experience sooner or later, and‘ that the auspices under which they | Fourth Ploor—The Hecht Oo. are going through it are the best that | N - = €an be found.” | S22 University Exonerated. (It was breakfast table conversation | with his niece, Lucille Norton, that caused Charles R. Walgreen, chain | druggist, to withdraw her from the | University of Chicago last Spring and precipitate a State Senate investiga- tion into alleged Communistic teach- ings at the school. The Senate com- mittee exonerated the university after | three hearings.) i Dr. Hutchins asserted “Colleges will | produce intelligent citizens” and the “student who has learned how to think will be able to solve his problems | and to share in the solution of those of his generation.” | “And we may have some confidence l that in such young people,” he con- | Better Dresses Reduced fqr Clearance 29.95 to 39.95 Dressers 1 9.95 15—$10.95 to $19.75 misses’ and women's crep.‘-, sheers and chiffons. Broken lile:m 2 ‘95 Just 14 of them, left from suites. Built 15-—3$12.95 misses’ crepes in brown, black . 7.95 oflf;ne m]nhogany and w}?lnut velnee{s or gl Ciaoe Broken aizes solid maple. Better get here early if you 20—$13.95 to $16.95 misses’ in black, want one. Other one suite of one shown; bm,:' e s ikl 095 ;)::le: one of a kind. Only one to a cus- (Third Pieor, Bettar Dress Deot) Toiletries 19¢ 1,873—16-0z. Size Creams, Shampoos and Lotions Olive Oil Cream Olive Oil Shampoo Lemon Cream Almond Lotion Turtle Oil Cream Astringent for Dry Skin Hand Cream Astringent for Ofly 8kin Cucumber Cram i) Strawberry Cream Hand Lotion Green Soap Shampoo Wave Set Lemon Shampoo (Pourth Floor. The Heeht Co.) 19.95 to 29.95 Chests 14.95 to 19.95 Vanities Just 18 of them, left from Just 4 of them. One-of-a- - suites. Fine walnut and .95 kind, left from suites. Built .9.) mahogany veneers. Some of fine mahogany or walnut of solid mapje. veneer. | | . | Clearance! Jr. Miss Dresses i 15—$8.95 One and Two Piece Wool Dresses ... 10—8$14.95 and $16.95 Black and Brown Crepes.. 10—$16.95 Fall Street Dresses; high shades.. 5—819.75 Metal Threaded Evening Dresses___ 6—$14.95 and $16.95 Satin and Taffeta Evening with jackets 4—3$13.95 Crepe and Satin Evening Dresses...... Broken sizes 11 to 17, (Third Floor, Young Washingtonian Shop) \ Pine Bath Oil, 4 oz. (Main Ploor, Tolletries.) (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Van Raalte Skippy Wooly Wyns for Girls . 44e 25% wool “tuck stitch” panties and vests. Small, medium and large sizes for children 8 to 14 years. Striped Chenille Scarfs 47¢ Just what you need for the vee of yoru jacket or to wear with your sports things. Bril- liant - color combinations. (Main Ploor.) 2277777722222 Ofiental-Paltemed 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Rugs 29.95 Just 50 rugs in the group. Stunning copies of rare old Sarouk, Kashan and Chinese rugs in rich shades of red, rust, tan, rose or green. Skillfully highlighted to simulate the light-and-shade of the priceless rugs from which there were copied. Patterns clear through to the back. Special! Women’s 2-piece Swagger Suits Just 12! Monotone Swagger Suits, with tucked raglan sleeves and belt. Brown, grey. Sizes 38 to 44. (Second Floor. Girls' Dept.) Regular 1.00 Samples! Silk Handbags Lingerie Values $2 to §7 (Third Floor. Thrift Coat Shop) cluded, “les the hope of our country.” ONE BID SUBMITTED TO BUILD CRUISER| Newport News Firm Quotes Prices of $15175,000 and $13,196,000. One of the shortest bid opehings on record for a new warship was held yesterday at the Navy Department, | when a lone bid was received for the construction of a new light cruiser. The Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. of Newport News, Va. offered to build the vessel for $15,- 175,000, with an alternative bid for | adjustments for labor and material | of $13,196,000. The firm said that it | could duplicate another cruiser, the Boise, which it now has under con- struction at Newport News for $11,600,000. The company said that it could de- | liver the new cruiser at the Norfolk Navy Yard by January 2, 1939. The | Boise is scheduled to be finished in | August, 1937. Secretary Swanson and other high ranking naval officials attended the | opening of the bids, as did numerous Tepresentatives of contractors. FRENCH AIR DEFENSE TESTED IN MANEUVERS' Bombers From German Frontier | Pass Over Observation Posts En Route. By the Assoclated Press. s PARIS, October 3.—The ability of | France’s air defense to detect an in- vading fleet before it strikes was | tested in maneuvers yesterday. | The maneuvers opened with a simu- | N\ lated attack from Metz and Nancy, | hear the German frontier.- As the | bombers crossed four observation posts, | scouting planes determined their des- tination as industrial regions and gave | the alarm to anti-aircraft batteries and air bases. Defense planes took off from Le |\ Bourget and Beauvais, with squadrons from Rheims replacing the “losses” | N\ and surprising the invaders, while on the land, guns swept the skies with imaginary shells. | The defense of other sectors will be undertaken in the next few days. LAND VALU‘ES IMPROVE | Illinois Real Estate Men Make| Report to Morgenthau® Aide. CHICAGO, October 3 (#)—Real es- tate dealers from Chicago and seven other Illinois cities yesterday reported an improvement in land values and rentals at a conference with Peter Grimm of Washington, assistant to Becretary of the Treasury Morgen- thau. The conference, Grimm said, was. one of a number to be held in vari- ous parts of the country to sound out the effectiveness of the administra- tion's policies for Government aid to land an@ home owners. ADVERTISEMENT. COLDS Go in 24 Hours When You Take The Right Thing! A eold doesn’t have to run its eourse and expose you to serious complications. A cold can be routed quickly if you go about it the right way. First of all, a cold be- ing an internal infection, calls for internal treatment. Secondly, a cold calls for a COLD treatment and not for a “cure-all.” Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine is effective treatment for a cold. It is expressly a cold tablet. It is internal and. definite—and it does four important things. 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Regulation 60x19x14 in. wardrobes that will hold from 6 to 10 garments. Maroon enamel finish. Clearance! Bedspreads 129 . 695 Savings of from 15 to 13! Hand-tufted eandle- wicks, celanese, plain rayon and jacquard ‘weaves, novelty repps and other novelty fab- rics. Some with matching drapes. (Fifth Ploor.) RADIOS Completely reconditioned and complete with tubes. 3 R. C. A. Table Models 2 Atwater Kent Table Models 9 5 2 Pooley Lowboys . 1 Philco Table Model 1 Kolster Lowboy 1 Stewart-Warner Table Model 1 General Motors Console 1 Crosley Highboy 7 95 1 Atwater Kent Lowboy . 1 Philco Table Model 1 R. C. A. Table Model 1 R. C. A. Highboy 1 General Motors Lowboy 5 1 General Electric Lowboy . 1 Radiols Highboy 1 Philco Table Model (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) BICYCLES 1—22.95 Boy's Bicycle. 24-in. wheels. Pneumatic tires. Floor sample. 1—23.95 Boy’s Bicycle. 26-in. Armored rims. Floor sampls 3—24.95 Girls’ Bicycles, 26-in. 26-in. wheels, Floor samples. ... 1—39.95 Woman’s 28-in. Columbis cycle, De luxe model. Floor sam- R 3295 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Messanine) CURTAINS, UPHOLSTERY 23—11.95 Novelty 50-inch Rough-weave Draper- ies, 2% yds. long. Blue, gold, green and egg- shell. Satine lined. ----=-7.95 9—17.95 Pinch-pleated Spiral Damask pes, 50 in. wide and 2% yds. long. 595 40 yds. 129 Gold-colored 50-inch vejour for draperies and portieres. Yd. 500 yds. 129 Celanese Taffeta, 50 in. wide. Peach, natural or eggshell. Yd. 89¢ 200 yds. Drapery Satin, 40 in. wide. Green and 65¢ 50—19c Colored Curtain ,.18: 10—2.77 Ready-to-Hang Venetian Blinds 7 green or ivory. 34 and 36 in. wide. Es....] .00 30—1.60 Marquisette Swagger Curiains, and peach. Pr. (Sixth Floor. The Mecht Co.) 1499 Just 17 fine box springs, some of which were originally 39.50. Rome, Simmons and U. 8. Cabinet springs, in single, double and 3/ sizes. (Fourth Floor.) Hand-Made Mosaic Linen Sets V4 to V3 off! 3—35.00 Sets (72x90 cloth) with 12 nap- kins -25.00 3—39.95 Sets (72x90 cloth).. 3—59.00 Sets (72x108 cloth)... 1—45.00 Sets (72x108 cloth)... 23 doz. 15.98 Napkins. Doz (Fourth Floor.) 30—1.95 “Pin-Up” Bed Lamps in as- sorted colors 100—30c Parchmentized Shades . . . all sizes and colors 20—1.98 Pleated Silk Shades . and bridge sizes 4—14.95 Guaranteed Plate Glass Modern complete with shades 50—1.95 Framed 16x20-in. Etchings_..__ 200—1.95 Full-length 14x50-in, Mirrors + « . frames finished in walnut, ma- mahogany, maple and white._____. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) RUGS 2—49.95 Plain 9x15 Axminster Rugs.. 29 9! 1—59.50 Axminster 11.3x15 Rug...... 4—69.50 American Oriental 9x12-ft. 2—4$55 Seamless Wilton 9x132 ft. Rugs. %3%5 85—29.95 Oval Axminster 6x9 ft. Rugs-.]9, 6—7.95 Plain Wool Chenille 4x6.9 Rugs 79 9)'d. 3—19.95 Inlaid Linoleum 9x12-ft. Rugs 9,95 50 8q. yds.—2.15 Iniaid Linoleum 1,69 sq. vd. 110 q. yis.—1.85 Inlaid Linoleum.. $] g vg 150 3. yds.—1.30 Inaid Linoleum (8ixih Floor, The Hecht Co.) REFRIGERATORS ‘1—Porcelain Copeland, 415 ou. ft. 1—Porcelain little as 15¢ @ Day Buys One! No Money Down. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) SPREADS & QUILTS 1.99 8—10.95 Celanese Wool-filled Comforts...5,95 (Pifth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) CLEARANCE! NEGLIGEES 1—10.95 Satin and Lace Negligee. 16—2.95 Satin Bed Jackets 1—7.95 Satin Bed Jacket 1—5.95 Crepe Bed Jacket. 8—8.95 Flannel Robes, extra size_ 1 Flannel Robe, was 5.95 3—5.95 Beacon Robes. 4—17.95 Flannel Robes. 1—2.95 Summer Negligee 7—195 Printed Negligees 3—10.95 Silk Negligees 1—11.74 Silk Negligee. 1—6.95 Silk Negligee. 3—5.95 Silk Robes.__ (Third Ploor. Negiigee Dept.) Bargain! Girls’ Snow Suits! All wool Melton cloth snow suits in navy, 99 brown, wine or green. Sizes 7 to 12 . years. N (8econd Floor. Girls' Dept.) Children’s High White Buck Shoes Blucher style white shoes with plain 95 toes and Goodyear welt soles. Sizes 2- from 6 to 12, (Second PFloor. Shoe Dept.) INFANTS' WEAR 7—1.18 Seersucker suits for little boy! 12—1.15 Small boys’ suits §5—1.95 Boy’s suits in small sizes 3—79c Creepers in attractive colors. 6—3.95 Quilted baby’s robes. 5—39¢ Infants’ crepe gowns.. 2—1.95 Infants’ bonnets ... 3—1.35 Infants’ dresses .. 1—6.95 Infants’ wardrobe 22—3.95 Baby's silk dresse: 2—1.95 Infants’ silk dresses. (Second Fioor, Infants' Dept.) GIRLS’ WEAR 14—3 and '3.95 Silk dresses in prints and plain colors. 18—$5.95 Girls’ silk dresses in sizes 12 to 16. - 12—3 Jr. Hi girls’ sweater sets, sizes 12 t5 16.. 14—1.15 8ilk, rayon and taffeta blouses, 8 to 1 4—3.00 Girls’ organdy dresses in white, pink, 10 and 12. 4—5.95 Jr. girls’ all-wool sports jackets. 12 to 16.. 4—2.00 Girls’ Jersey cloth rain coats, sizes 12 and (Second Floor, Girls' Dept.) BOYS’ WEAR 45—1.85 Tweed knickers. 10—185.95 Topcoats in sizes 17 to 20. 25—8.95 Two pants golf suits 85—1.95 Wool shorts . 20—1.85 Knobelt corduroy 150—1.25 Heavy weight caps. (8econd Floor, Boys' Dept.) CHILDREN’S SHOES 48 prs.—1.00 Soft sole kid slippers with pom-poms. Broken sizes 6 to 3 - 7% 24 prs—3.50 Jr. Miss kiltle oxfords and boys' shark tip oxfords. Broken sizes 195 45 prs.—3.25 and 4.25 Simplex Flexies patent strap slippers and two-tone oxfords. Broken sizes 6 t0 3..ccccceccee---1.94 (Second Floor, Shoe Dept.) Sorry 88¢ Simulated leather in alligator, pin seal, calf and pig grains. Plenty of top-handles and smart envelopes. (Main Ploor.) Gowns in satin and crepe— many hand-made. Slips in satin and crepe and’ dainty panties and chemises. (Main Floor.) Chalbatross Nightgowns 1.19 Regularly 195. Looks like Regularly 2.95. Guaranteed challis, feels like flannelette. for one year. Non-tarnishable Flower prints in smart styles. case with metal or leather Regular sizes, straps. Unbreakable crystal. (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) 37 Three Pigs Wrist Watches 1 69 Women’s 25¢ Linen Hankies 13¢ Regularly 349. Desk pad, Regularly 26c aplece. Buy cornered blotter, letter opener, them by the dozen at this spe- ink well and stamp box. Limit- cial PFriday price. Bright, ed number at this price. pretty prints. (Main Floor.) (Msin Floor.) 5 pe. Chinese Brass Desk Set 2 95 1.95 Silk Slips Lace-trimmed and tailored slips in white, beige, black and red. V and straight tops. Only 150 at this price. Broken sizes. Included are some extra sizes. 99 (Main Ploor. Lingerie) NECKWEAR DEPT. 13—1.95 Angora and Wool Hat and Scarf Sets. -97¢ 8—295 Angora and Wool Hat, Scarf and Glove Sets. 1_97 ’ 16—1.95 Velveteen Two and Three Plece Beret Sets.. -97¢ (Main Floor, Neckwear Dept.) HOSIERY 33—1.00, 1.35 and 1.65 Full-fashioned Chiffon Hase, 3 prs., 2.25; 7% 120—$1 and 1.15 Chiffon and Service-weight Stockings, 3 prs., $2; 69¢ (Main Floor, Hosiery Dept.) HANDBAGS 64—$1 Handbags in dark colors. Smart styles. (Main Floor, Bag Dept.) LINGERIE 45—59c Rayon Panties and Shorts, Broken sizes......6 for 1. 55—1.00 and 1.19 Sheer Cotton Gowns in regular and extra sizes, 10—1.95 Rayon Pajamas in 1 and 2 plece styles. (Main Floor, Lingerie Dept.) CORSETS 75—$1 Nestle Form Bandettes, sizes 32 to 38 23—$5 Redfern two-way and one-way lastex girdles. 25—$5 Rite Form and other famous foundations and gi: APRONS and UNIFORMS 500—Jeri-May frocks im printed broadcloth. Small, medium and : trimmed 40—Rayon uniforms in green, maroon, black. 14 to ¢6. (Third Ploor. Uniform Dept.) No Mail, Phone or C. 0.D. Orders THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100