Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1935, Page 30

CALVERT BRDGE FESTHALPLANE Committee Meets Tomor- row to Arrange Opening Program December 19. Definite plans for the opening and dedication of the new Calvert Street Bridge December 19 will be made to- morrow at 2 p.m. when the Steering Committee meets in the office of George C. Shinn, chairman, in the ‘Woodward Building. Tentative plans call for a parsde,; precedin gthe opening, which will take & leng circular route starting | and ending at the bridge. Col. John W. Oehmann, grand marshal, is ac-| cepting entries for the parade and | will make the assignment of places| for the units and floats. George E. Keneipp is in charge of other features of the program, includ- ing the speakers, dances and official | guests. The span, erected at a cost of $1,-| 750,000, will be opened by the cut- | ting of ribbons at each approach and | the District Commissioners will lead the first formal march of traffic. The| program probably will be concluded | with a fireworks display and a dance | in Rock Creek Park below the bridge. | The Army and Navy bands will take | part. Assisting Chairman Shinn are L. Perry West as vice chairman, Richard M. Ham as secretary and Gregg C. Burns as treasurer. The Advisory Committee is composed of John Saul, W. W. Everett, J. J. Hasley, Theodore | W. Noyes, Edgar Morris, James E.| Colliflower and Curtis E. McCalip. A number of subcommittees also have been named to work out various de- | tails of the celebration. LUHRING LISTENS TO 14 DIVORCE CASES IN DAY| D. C. Supreme Court Justice Sets Rapid Pace, Granting Decrees in 13. Setting an unusually rapid pace, Justice Oscar R. Luhring of District Supreme Court heard 14 divorce cases yesterday and granted absolute de- crees in 13 of them. All cases in| which the divorces were granted in- volved desertion or separation, made grounds for divorce by the new Dis- | trict law. The fourteenth case was continued because of the absence of a | witness. Those given decrees were Mrs. Mary L. Callenberger, William K. Trunnell, New for Beach MIAMI GIRL DISPLAYS VELVET SUIT. - This brown velvet bathing suit was worn at the Miami-Biltmore Fashion Show in New York by Miss Virginia Ranier. A beige jacket completes the suit, which is de- scribed as the very latest for Southe ern beach wear, A. P. Photo. LIVING COSTS UP 34.50 to 39.95 Club Chairs_.._$24.95 4—1295 Solid Mahogany Coffee Tables ¢ 19—2.95 Walnut - finished Hostess Just 28 Revolving Door Cellarettes 3.95 Originally 6.95. There’s many a per- son on your list would welcome one of these convenient baby-bars. Fin- ished in walnut or mahogany. (Pourth Foor.) 65— 2.95 Walnut-finished Pier Cabi- 42—495 End Tables with walnut NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS! None held for future delivery! (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance! WALLPAPER! A pre-holiday clearance of some sg]endid quality papers ... most of them fadeproof and washable. In an array of patterns for any room in the house. 478 Single Rolls of 7!;c to 10c Papers, 3¢ 638 Single Rolls of 10 and 12'3c Pa- A RS R R -S¢ 342 Single Rolls of 15c papers-..-71/5¢ 246 Single Rolls of 15c to 25¢ Papers 10c Bands to match at from lc to 3c a yard. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Reconditioned models and floor samples. No Money Down. 15¢ a day pays for one! 1—159.50 Copeland, § cu. ft. 1—8135 Crosley, 5 cu. ft.. 1—121.95 Kelvinator, 412 cu. 1—149.50 Kelvinator, 8 cu. ft. 1—179.50 General Hlectric, (Main Ploor. The Heeht Ov.) Mrs. Easter Kabrich, Bion B. Bierer, | Prices in Torgsin Boosted for For- jr., John E. Collins, Mrs. Olga C. Not- | tingham, Mrs. Madeline K. Groome, Mrs. May E. Norton, Mrs. Rumanda | Oden, John Eby, Mrs. Anna G. Wind- ham, Bennie Goldman and Mrs. Sibyl Gile. — Fight Fatal to Boy. YORK, Pa., December 5 (#).—Cor- oner L. U. Zech said last night that | a schoolboy fight led to the death of | Walter Rudisill, jr., 12, of near Hal- | lam. The boy died in a hospital from a fractured skull. He told his parents he fought with a schoolmate Monday. No charges have been made. | Economical! eigners in Moscow. MOSCOW, December 5 (#).—The cost of living to foreigners went up sharply when prices in torgsin, or foreign currency shops, were boosted yesterday in anticipation of their closing February 1. After that date foreigners will have to do their shopping with rubles which will be obtained at the rate of five to the dollar. Prices in torgsin were in- creased up to 40 per cent for grocery items and up to 70 per cent on house- hold and clothing articles. Smokeless! 2-Burner Cabinet OIL HE ATERS 14.99 Clearance! Construction Toys! Last year’s models, but in perfect condition! 5—5.95 Metal Tool Cabinets, No. 5 3 9§ 1—$10 Chemecraft Set, 10 M____ 7 §0) 3—6.95 Micro-Chemistry Sets___.. 49§ 4—75.95 Micro-Chemistry Sets. 4—3.50 Micro-Chemistry Sets_ 4—9.50 Gilbert Chemistry Sets. 2—10.95 Gilbert Chemistry Sets.. 7 95 2—19.50 Large Size Tool Benches, 1—$15 Chemecraft Set - 1—$5 Steel Builder -__ -- 395 1—9.95 Erector Locomotive Set, 2—85 Erector Sets _ 398 1—7.50 Stanlo Building Set, No. 5 4 95 1—$10 Stanlo Building Set, No. 10 7 §) 50—$1 Build 'Fm Up Sets_...—._.. §9¢ 14—4.95 Chints-covered Boudoir 295 4—86.95 Pinto-Pete Rocking Horses 39S 8—10.95 Streamlined Race Cycles. 8 0§ (Toird Floor, The Hesht Oo.) 1.19 Glass Syphon Coffee Makers 69¢ The kind that brews such delicious, full- flavored coffee, Just 121 of them at this special price. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 89c¢ Spun Aluminum Frame Glass Bonbon Dishes 39¢ Bonbon, cheese and cracker dishes. Glass inserts and fine spun aluminum frames and covers, (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) LAMPS 20—4.95 Maple Bridge and Candle Lamps and Shades ... — 10—1.95 to 495 Glass, Metal and China Table Lamps and Shades 15—$1 to 2.49 Parchmentized Shades. 21—1.50 to 1.95 Boudoir Shades in 9—9.95 Circle Mirrors, 24 in. sizes. 12—150 Wrought Iron Pin-up Lamps and shades — 15—2.49 Cavalier and Ship Pictures, 22x28 in... §5—5.95 and 7.95 I. E. 8. Table Lamps and (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Oo.) UPHOLSTERIES 40—3 for §1 to $1 Boudoir Pillows. 120—18¢ Open-weave Curtain and 36 in. cretonfie, only.. 6—1.95 Boudoir Dolls. Soiled, as 20—59c Felt Chair Pads, corded in con- trasting colors, green, blue and peach, ea. 39¢ 10 prs.—2.29 Swiss Point Curtains in ivory, $1 to 1.95 Decorated Serving Trays 49¢ + 89c Hand-decorated trays, perfect for serving liqueurs/ or food. Ideal for gifts. Just about 130 of them at this low price. (Pifth Fioor, The Heeht Co.) Just 20 Philco Consoles and Table Model Radios 92,95 Reconditioned Philco radios in perfeet condition snd eomplete with tubes. Con- soles and table models. (Pifth Floor. The Heeht Oe.) Volle and other fabrics 16—5.95 Pinch-pleated Damask Drapes. One and 2 prs. of a kind, lined, 2% yards long (8ixth Poor. The Hecht Co.) RUGS 3—89.50 Worsted Wilton 9x12 Rugs. Dis- P LT R ——— .g, 3—46.75 Klearflax 9x12 Rugs. -29. 3—$135 to $145 Super Gulistan 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Rugs. 1—4 Modern 9x12 Axminster Rugs. Solled - 1—$57 Broadloom 9x12 Rug. Soiled.. 1—34.95 Broadloom 9x13 Rug. Soiled.. 1—440 Broadloom 6x12 Rug. 5—$30 Broadloom 6x9 Rugs. -, 1—39.95 Bordered 7.6x9 Broadloom Rug-. 3—22.50 Axminsttr 6x7.6 Rugs.. 6—10.95 Wooltone 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Rugs. Seconds 5—19.95 Broadloom Felt 2—1095 Axminster 4.6x6.6 Rugs 23795 American Oriental 27x54 in. Rugs. 10—1.50 Novelty Carpet Rugs, 24248 in 150 sq. yds.—1.65 Inlaid Linoleum.....sq. yd. (Sixth Ploor. The Heeht Oo.) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935. Clearance of Silk Stockings 99¢ Regularly $1. A good assortment of Margy lace tops and also some service weights. Limited quantity. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Women’s Shoes 1.95 Regularly $4. Oxfords and pumps with flat and high heels. Beige, brown and black bucks. All sizes, but not in every style. (Main Ploor, The Mecht Co.) Clearance of Evening Shoes 4.95 Ro:uhrly 6.75 to 8.75. Famous Margy and Young Washingtonian shoes. Open toes, closed toes, empire sandals. Satins, velvets and some silver and gold kids. In- ecomplete sizes. (Main Ploer. The Mecht Co.) Make-Up Boxes 1.69 A large make-up box with eom- partments, a deep glass bottom and gold finish. The mirrored top has a dainty print design. (Main Floor. The Mecht Co.) 8-Piece Toilet Set 3.19 A eomb, brush, mirror, tray, shoe horn, eutiels knife, file and powder box. Choose between & metal set enameled in green, black, orchid or eggshell, trimmed in chrome plate. (Main Picor. The Neeht Os.) Toiletries 4.30 Sheraton Powder Bozes.....oeeeeee--300 $6 Sheraton TrAYS..oooeeoe--.. SRR | " $1 Enameled Top Powder Boxes.. 3% $1 Glass Mirror Trays. 3% $11 Ann Hathaway Bath Salts 39 3.35 Sheraton Buffers. 3% (Main Pieor. The Neeht Co.) Suede-Finish Fabric Gloves 65¢ Regularly 79¢ and $1. Double woven fabrie gloves in novelty and lain styles. Made by a nationally nown manufacturer. Black, navy and brown. Main Ploor. The Necht Co.) HANDKERCHIEFS 15—-3$1 to 2.95 chiffon evening handker- chiefs ___ 110—$1 to 1.95 w chiefs . 120 Boxes—1.50 boxes of men’s fine quality handkerchiefs. 8 to box $1 box O£4in Pieor, The Hecht Co.) HANDBAGS 200—$2 leather and suede bags (Main Fioor. The Heeht Ov.) NECKWEAR and BLOUSES 200—77c soiled neckwear_ .. 250—50c to 1.50 soiled flowers. 25—1.95 and. 2.95 soiled wool should ettes 's fine linen handker- 60—39¢ and 50c veils. 25—$2 ‘blouses ... 20—$3 blouses and tunies .. (Main Fleor. The Nesht Co) Odd Lots, Super Events! SA $3 and 3.95 Lambskin Gloves 1.69 8 and 16 button lengths. Gloves for afternoon and evening wear. Black, brown and eggshell lamb- skin. Not all sizes in all colors. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Balbriggan Pajamas 69¢ Regularly $1. Two-piece styles. Round and vee necklines. Tearose, blue, green, yellow. For sleeping and lounging. Broken sizes. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Corduroy Pajamas 79¢ Regularly 3.95. One-piece styles. Fully cut and long. Smartly tai- lored. Red, orange, green, blue and black. Regular sizes. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Crepe 'nnd Satin Undies 2.19 Rofu]nr 1.19 values. Vee or straight top ped chemises. Smooth-lying panties. Cup- shaped bras. Lace trimmed and tailored els. Tearose and blue. Regular sizes. (Main Ploor. The Neeht Oo.) Chinese Handmade Handkerchiefs 290¢ Exquisite Chinese handmade hand- kerchiefs. You would never expect to find such beautiful work on such low priced hankies. White. (Msin Ploor. The Necht Cv.) Men’s Initialed Handkerchiefs 89¢ v~ 3 hankies to & box. All sheer— beautifully colored—and attractively initialed in deep tones. Hand-rolled hems. Attractive patterns. Mdsin Pleor. The Necht Ov.) Clearance of Scarfs d9¢ Silks, wools, square, triangles and ascots. A scarf for every taste— at an unbelievably low price. This is an A-1 gift. (Main Ploor. The Nesht Co) HOSIERY 39—1.25 and 1.95 full-fashioned chiffon Silk Stockings. Some black heels....60¢ 79—$1 full-fashioned service weight Stockings. Out sizes . —enn=-090 (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) GIRDLES and BRASSIERES 40—$1 and 1.50 long line brassieres. Rite Form and Bien Jolie makes in sizes 40 to 48; bandettes, sizes 32 to 36 and 25—8$10 to 12.50 Bien Jolie Flexies, H. and W. La Gant Foundations and Scanties. Sizes 33 to 44 18—$10 iBen Jolie and La Gant Girdles. Sizes 28 to 32 (Third Ploor. The Hecht Co.) JEWELERY 25—$1 bone collar and cuff sets on elastic_20g B50—$2 compacts in green, blue and red enamel _ (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) ‘Don't shiver and court colds in a room not well heated . . . not when you can have this good looking circulating heater for so little! Heats one or two average size rooms comfortably . . . without smoke . . . and at very little cost. Nice looking, too, when not in use. TOMORROW ONLY at this special rice. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED! Just Call DIstrict 9400! (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 'THE HECHT (0. F STBEET AT SEVENTH @ o o NATIONAflLl 5100 - . 9x12 and 8210 ft. 15.88 Rugs in effective plain eolors, Closely woven, and made reversible, which doubles ir wear. Just 30 at this special price. (Bixth Fioer. The Hecht Co.) SORRY, NO MAIL, PHONE - THE HEC F STREET AT SEVENTH