Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1936, Page 32

THURSDAY, JUNE 25 1936. It HEGHT GO Master List of Recommen- » dations to Be Compiled for Improvements. Leaving behind them a great mass of recommendations as to the most vitally needed Federal airways im- 4 the suditorium of : AIR GRUUP URGES THOMPSON ELECTED | SECRETARIES GROUP |5 etonss e ‘G More than 100 are in the graduat- Inspector Bernlrd W. Thompson, ing class. Dr. Richard T. Ely, presi- chief of the Washington Detective TOHEAR MRS. DOYLE dent of the school, will present the Bureau, has been elected to member- diplomas. Graduation exercises in- ship tn the International Association | Graduating Class of More Than | clude & luncheon todsy, & musical beo- of Chiefs of Police, according to an 100 to Receive Diplomas From |row and a dance afterward. announcement from the organization’s headquarters at Wilmington, Del. Dr. Ely Tomorrow. k g h'x;hhe sasog huunltpnmryu ary flt:rndc.tbn Mrs, Marion Wade Doyle, president Third Women's College. e advancement of police administration through the co- | °f the Board of Education, will speak m,fifl: State %o: gmmm: operation of officials in ihis country [at the graduation exercises of the|n. ypjteq States. Hunter Oollege, and abros ‘Washington School for Secretaries to- | New York City, is first. provements, from which will be fash- joned a “master list” to guide the Commerse Department in its estab- lishment of aids to air navagation, leaders of the Nation’s air transport industry today were on their way back Women’s Reg. 39¢ Puerto Rican §1 and 125 Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Women's Reg. 29¢ Fine Rayon CLEARANCE! Furniture 13 to Y, OFF Living Room! Bed Room! Sun Room! Occasional Furniture! All reduced for quick clearance! And many more pieces not listed! 23—24.95 Three-drawer Mahogany Chest with 8—Reg. 3.95 to 44.95 Coffee Tables, End Hosiery 49 mirror, authentic Chippendale style; use as dresser, foyer console or living room chest; dustproof construction. Illus- trated 19.95 6—Reg. 7.95 to 59.95 Lounge and Occasional 5.50 to 39.50 4—Reg. $99 to $119 Sofas, covered in frieze to home stations in all parts of the eountry. The recommendations, submitted by executives and pilots of every air transport line in the country, by non- acheduled aircraft operators, heads of State aviation departments and repre- sentatives of the Post Office Depart- Tables and Occasional Tables reduced to, 1.99 to 22.5) 38—$7 to 1095 Odd Dining Room Chairs, enough for a set in some instances, 3.95 to 6.95 12—Reg. 22.95 to 73.50 Odd Dressers, Chests, Undies 29 ment, Army Air Corps and Navy Bu- reau of Aeronautics, must be corre- lated, compared and studied before the master list can be compiled, Bu- reau of Air Commerce officials ex- plained. The master list, when compiled, will be the guide followed by the Govern- ment in allocating funds for future airways construction work of all classes. Since separate recommenda- tions were submitted by each air line and by each other group represented in the conference here yesterday, it probably will be many days before the work of assembling the final list is completed. Recommended Projects. To expedite the work of the aviation executives, the Bureau of Air Com- merce prepared a tentative list of recommended projects, grouped by officials of the airline inspection service in the order they considered to be the most important. Should the Nation's airline operators and pilots and the others present at the con- ference concur with the Bureau in its listing, it is expected to be regarded by the industry as a sort of informal “vote of confidence” in the Bureau, recently subjected to the harsh criti- cism of a Senate investigating com- mittee. The list also was of importance, since it included all the recommended projects submitted to the Senate in- vestigating body as well as those originating with the Bureau of Air Commerce. Many projects of importance to the District of Columbia are included among the recommendations but these, too, remain to be classified in order | of importance. Among the sugges- tions of greatest importance for de- velopment of Washington Airport were the installation of complete blind landing or instrument approach facili- ties, construction of a radio traffic control station and relocation and in- stallation of simultaneous weather broadcast and radio range beacon services. Improvements on all the air- ways out of Washington, including completion of all facilities on the ‘Washington-Nashville route and in- stallation of lighting facilities on the Washington-Cincinnati line also were on the list. Conflict of Views. The conference found pilots and air transport officials themselves in direct conflict as to some of the aids to air navigation criticized by the Senate subcommittee. When the sub- Ject of simultaneous weather and radio range broadcasting from Pittsburgh, Full cut; well made of fine muslin; hond “made @ m broidered. White end pink; regular sizes. Sheer chitfon; 2 and 3 thread; 45 and 43 gouge. Also 7 thread service weights. All shades. Seconds ond irregulars. Smartly trim- med vith lace or toilored styles; penties ond mp-ins;. tearose and white; regu- lor sizes. FRIDAY BARGAINS Remnants and Super Special Values Sorry, we cannot accept mail or phone orders for Friday Remnants 15¢ Socks-Anklets For misses children Rayon and m i npd pastel Ihofldl!,' fancy tops; Summor Hats 739 n slues. While they Odd lot of good styles in various color straws for mi and women. Select yours early! BETWEEN H and EYE—Through to 8th ST. WOMEN'S 39¢ SILK HOSE; seam- less; sheer chiffon; circular knit; all wanted shades in all sizes, 25C pr. WOMEN'S 50c KNEE LENGTH HOSE; ringless, sheer chiffon; lastex 'om All nx«, new Summer 29C shades, WOMEN'S 50c RAYON COSTUME SLIPS; French crepe; bias cut; most oll sizes in the group while 37C they last, each WOMEN'S 59 to 69c SUMMER GLOVES; fomous makes; flared Women's Reg. 1.19 Seersucker Robes 89« Full cut and fast color; man- nish, notched f.olllr patch ol girdles. 72:90 Sheets These are pflrh:t quelity and are unbleached. Made of good, round thread cofton that washes heavier and whiter. NAtional 7700 MISSES’ $1 3-PC. SPORTS SUITS; plaids, ginghams and piques; pastel shades; sizes 14 to 20; 79C choice ____ MISSES” AND WOMEN'S 159 BATHING SUITS; one-piece style, with skirts; black, red, green, navy and light blue; 34 to 46; 94C WOMEN’S 59c BANDEAUX; satin and lace models; also garter belts and girdles; mussed from display; 29: broken sizes; each___ WOMEN'S 1.50 to 298 GIRDLES; and brocaselle. --69.95 to 79.95 Vanities, Chairs, Tables, etc. 5 5() to 24,95 Plus small corr; Iynu charge if purchased om the Home Improvement Plaw, Most one-of-a-kind. Nome held for future delivery, (Pourth Floor. South Annex, The Hecht Co.) Regularly 24.95, 9x12 India Drugg et RUGS Just 25! That’s a mighty small quantity of these beautifully pat- terned rugs to offer to our customers, but that’s all we have! The colors are green, black, blue and rust in patterns similar to the one shown. (Bixth Ploor. The Heeht Co.) 5195 SIMMONS Hairtop Innerspring Mattresses 8-ounce woven stripe covering, taped edges, pre-built borders, button tufted, and lots of ventilators; in fact, everything you expect in mattresses at much higher prices. Limited quantity! 14.95 29 Simmons Double-deck Coil Springs, full size only____________ 6.49 (Pourth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) WALLPAPER CLEARANCE OF OUR COMPLETE SPRING STOCKS! QUANTITIES LIMITED! Reg. 15¢ and 20c 30-inch Rough Plaster WALLPAPERS 7c Single Roll Reg. 18c Wallpapers____ _-7Vc Single Roll --9¢ Single Roll _12¢ Single Roll COME EARLY! Attention! Home owners! Apart- ment house owners! We are clearing out our complete stock of spring wallpapers. can save yourself a mint of money by getting here first thing tomor- row and picking out what you need! Reg. 30c Wallpapers Reg. 35c Wallpapers. WHILE THEY LAST! Reg. 10c, 12Y5¢c and 15¢ WALLPAPERS 40 Single Roll Borders Contractors!- You ---18c¢ Single Roll ---20c Single Roll (Fifth Ploor. Tne Hecht Co) Slip Coverings - 16¢ - Look st the price! Then compere this moteriel with ofhers ot 8 similor price. You'll be omezad! A smort ploid design on g heevy, leng-weering fabric in brown, green, or rust, Full 36 in. wide! pockets; self m: 5 front and side fasten models; broken Regular sizes. size assortment. (Al sales final); choice 79C 5% BATHING ey; guaronteed to 4 only; 29C LITTI.E TOTS' 59c DRESSES; 3 to 5; girls’ dresses, 7 to 8; oddments cuffs; silk and cotton mesh; white navy, chamois, brown and ZSC black; sizes 5%z to 8%2. Pr.__ blame in some quarters for the recent fatal crash of a transcontinental air- liner near Uniontown, Pa., came up, vigorous differences of opinion were expressed. Cecil P. Northrup, Penn- sylvania Air Lines pilot, said the sim- ultaneous operation was dangerous and predicted further trouble if it continued, although fellow pilots on ' his own line have heartily approved LITTLE TOTS' SUITS; all-wool j lafl colors; sizes Boys’ $1 to 1.50 Shirts Men’s 69¢—79¢ Shirts the equipment. C. C. Shangraw, superintendent of communications of American Airlines, asked that it be continued, and that similar systems be installed throughout the country, characterizing them as “of definite “great future Airlines, he said, will gradu- advantage” and of vaiue.” ally come over to this type of opera- tion. The Senate subcommittee laid part of the blame for the Cutting crash of last year to interruption of s radio range beacon to permit weather broadcast. eliminated by the new equipment. This would be 17 is this type of installiation which was suggested for Washington. -— TREE OBSTRUCTIONS OF LIGHTS REPORTED A list of locations in Washington Where tree foliage is obstructing the view of traffic lights and “Stop” signs has been furnished Traffic Director William A. Van Duzer by the Keystone Automobile Club. Officials of the club announced they had been advised that accidents were occuring as a result of heavy leafage cbscuring traffic signs. It was suggested that “a little judicious pruning” safety this Summer. FLEEING MAN HURT Runs Into Side of Car—Com- panion Is Held. might serve the ends of ||| Willlam Hawkins, 46, colored, 1100 block of Q street, was under treatment at Gallinger Hospital today for in- Juries received while reportedly fleeing from a fight last night. He ran into the side of an automobile operated by Miss Bess E. Smith, 1434 Harvard street, on Rhode Island avenue be- tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets. William Jones, Vestigation. 39, colored. 2011 + Georgia avenue, from whom Hawkins sought to escape after a few heated . words on the Rhode Island avenue sidewalk, was arrested and held at the third precinct station for in- “ECZEMA’S ITCH IS UP TO YOU” SAYS POSLAM You would not trade the grateful relief and comfort for a hundred dollars that a single box of Poslam often brings to itching, inflamed, eozema-tortured skin. relief. Get a box of Poslam will send you a convincing free. gun write: OSLAM CO., Desk 2, 254 West S4th 8t., New York, N.Y. You can tell you are going to be helped because the very first touch of this concentrated, yet gentle ointment usually soothes the irritation and g _at once. Don’t delay yo:: rigl away, at yonr druggut. 50¢c, or we trul 35¢ 2 for $1 Well tailored; white and fancy patterns; full cut; col- lar attached. Sizes 14 to 17 in the group. MEN’S 29c SHIRTS AND SHORTS: cotton pull-over shirts; wide seat broadcloth shorts; all bros 3 for 50c MEN’S 79¢c RAYON UNION SUITS; perfect fitting; well m bwhn size assortment; each__ MEN’S 50c UNION SUITS; athletic il made; full cut; fine chocked nainsook; broken sizes; 39¢ MEN’S 25c HOSE; fine rayon end rayon mixed; novelty striped and other potterns; fast tohn 10 te 12; ]7C pair Reg. 59c-69¢ Summer Handbags 39 Washable, white and pestels. Smart envelope styles; fitted with coin purse. 1.79 INLMD LINOLEUM; standard grade; many patterns from which to select; some in remnant ssc lengths; sq. ye TABLE OII. CLOTH REMNANTS; %2 to 1 yord in a piece; also singie scarfs; nuny colors; serviceable 7C quality; $1 KlINKLED "BEDSP DS ‘beau- tiful combination color stripes 84: that will launder perfectly; each FLOORCOVERINGREMNANTS; moke fine mats before gos stoves, sinks and re tors; some IOC can be matched; each 89¢c (36-in.) Holland Window Shades 44 Green only; 36 in. wide; mounted on self-acting rollers; cut to measure without charge. 10c AND 12%c COTTON PRINTS; also 39 in. unbleached cotton and 7C percales, outings, ayard___.____ 39 to 50c SILKS AND WCETATES; in desirable remnant lengths 29: of 1% to 5 yards; @ yerd____ of panties, caps and tams; |9C choice ____ CHILDREN'S 1.59 CRIB SPREADS; with pillow slips to match; fast 59: color pink and blue; each’ WOMEN'S 59¢ PANTIES AND GIRDLES; lastex fabrics; medium and large sizes; choice Curtains /2 oFF 1.00 to 1.59 Valses 67¢c to 1.06 Fancy tie-backs end tailored effects; marquisettes, Boston nets, etc. White, ecry end combinations. ScHANDKERCHI'EFS; men's, women’s and children’s; full size; 3¢ NOVELTY BUTTONS; 3 t0 12 3¢ on a card; various colors; a card . $1 BELTS; in gold or silver effect; ideal for Summer cos- 39¢ tumes WOMEN'S NECKWEAR; styles; reduced from hi prices; each___ NECK SCAR triangular or oblong; each._. WOMEN'S 59¢ 'I'O 69c BLOUSES; stripes and plaids; sizes 34 to 35C Men’s Reg. 125 White and Blue Overalls & Jackets 98 A new low price for these strongly built work clothes; triple stitched; heavy denim; broken sizes. 29c AND 39¢ FLOORCOVERING; - felt base; 2 yords wide; some con be m'e:uzuu.,yumm 19¢ it lasts, 50¢ OILCLOTH TABLE COVERS; mcbu," colorful patterns; easil do-i‘ sur- face; each 39C 35 AND 43¢ CURTAINS; Yancy tie- backs; odd lots, 1 and 2 pairs 25: to match; full length; a poir _ 59c TO $1 BATH MATS; various weaves and colors; exceptional 39C volues. While they last, each__ 19c BOOTT MILLS TOWELS; large size; soft and absorbent; feabls quality 15¢ 69 Sports styles; broadcloth end woven fabrics; sizes 8 to 14. Also boys’ blouses at the same price. Sizes 6 to 10, BOYS’ 50c PLAY OVERALLS; blue chambray; fast colors; strap 9: back, sun suit style; choice. - BOYS' 50c WASH SUITS; well made styles in fast color fabrics; sleeveless 1% 39¢ BOYS’ 39c POLO SHIRTS; cotton mash; 1-button loop neck; ideal for ODD LOT BOYS' WEAR; wash knickers, polo shirts, overalls, rain caps, belt and buckle sets; handkerchief ond tie sets; volues to §1. 17¢ Choice 2.50 (6x9) Heavy Felt Base Art Squares 1.59 Smooth surface; serviceable quality; tile and moderistic d in various color combi- 19c CURTAIN GOODS; akso cre- imnant lengths; various SC | le the lot lasts; a yard. FIBRE RUGS; reversible pat- many colorful coml al Summer floorcoveril 9 MATTING RUGS; 9x12 #t. Arrived damaged. Sold at ‘29 cost 59¢ CUSHIONS; the popular candle- wick covers in various colors; fine for porch swings = 39: 31 Feather-Filled Bed Pillows Size 21x27 ins. Fancy ert tick- ing covered; feather - proof; serviceably sewn; sanitized; soft hen feather filled. 25c RAYON TAFFETA; 39 in. wide; beautiful quelity and colors; ]9c choice while it lasts, @ yard __ _19¢ KRINKLE Ck!lt an ideal qual- {Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) Clearance — PORCH FURNITURE 30—3.50 and 3.95 All-metal Tables, 18-in. tops, in green, orange, lemon and blue 6—Water-repellent Glider Covers, green only; as is.._ §] 30—1.95 Cadmium Nickel-trimmed oblong Tables 20—4.95 Two-tray Refreshment Carts in orange and blue, green and black and all green colors 6—16.95 Swaying Chairs, covered with water- repellent Permatex (Pourth Floor, Carden Shop, The Hecht Co. LUNCHEON CLOTHS 14—79¢ Mexican Drawn Work Cloths, 36x36 inches_ 8—1.59 Mexican Drawn Work Cloths, 54x54 inches. 3—1.95 Peasant Linen Cloths, 50x69 inches 12—1.59 Peasant Linen Cloths, 52x52 inches.. 6—79¢c Peasant Linen Cloths, 34x34 inches. 42-59¢ Peasant Linen Scarfs, 36 inches long. 37—869c Peasant Linen Scarfs, 45 inches long- 36—79c Peasant Linen Scarfs, 54 inches long. ; (Pifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) REFRIGERATORS 1—11.9.50 Leonard, 42 cubic feet ___ 1—99.50 Crosley Flat-top, 3 cubic fee! 2—112.50 Crosley, 4!, cubic feet 1-159.50 General Electric, 4 cublic feet 1—167.50 Kelvinator, 512 cubic feet ___ 1—197.50 Westinghouse, 5!, cubic feet. 1—227.50 Westinghouse, 8% cubic feet__ Floor Samples and Demonstrators No Money Down! As little as 10c a day buys one! (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) SUMMER SPREADS 80—Reg. 1.98 Sateen Spreads in an assortment of col- ors, all beautiful floral patterns; drapes to match, each, 149 50—Reg. 1.98 Dotted Organdie Spreads and Curtains, assorted colors® Reg. 55c Scarfs to match the spreads and curtains above _ 12—Reg. 198 Appliqued Crash Spreas (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) LAMPS, SHADES AND MIRRORS 25—$1 to 1.95 Parchment, Fabric and Plaid Shades for table and floor lamps 28—1.95 China Base Vanity Lamps with glass fonts and matching shades. S 50—2.49 Maple Bridge Lamps, adjustable arm and assorted parchment shades. 19—2.50 Pleated and Stretched Silk Shades in assorted colors 21—3.95 Venetian Full-length Door Mirrors, 8—9.95 Bronze Reflector Lamps with | glass, decorated shades 33—1.49 Pottery Lamps with 12 and 16 in. shades. 12495 Clear-vision Mirrors, 24 inches square, (Pourth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) 6—10.95 Fibre Rugs, 9x12 size 3—5.95 Fibre Rugs, 9x12 size_ 42495 Sisal Rugs, 9x15 size 21695 Sisal Rugs, 9x12 size _. 6—14.95 Sisal Rugs, 6x12 size 4—1195 Princess Plaid Rugs, 8x10 size 3—8.95 Princess Plaid Rugs, 6x9 size _. 11—3.50 Princess Plaid Rugs, 3x6 size __ 15—2.50 Fibre Rugs, 27x54-in. size 50 yds.—Reg. 1.25 yd. remnants of Fibre Hall 4—37.50 and $45 9x11 and 9x9 Surake Sisal Ruzs.,._14 95 4—31.50 and $35 6x16 and 7.6x10.6 Surake Sisal Rugs, 795 $3 discontinued 50—5.95 Pabco Felt Base Rugs, 9x10.6 size_ 200 sq. yds.—$1 Inlaid, Marbelized Linoleum.._.sq. yd. §0¢ (Sixth Floor. The Heeht Co.) HOUSEFURNISHINGS 213—Reg. 29c Adjustable Window Screens, wood frame, screening of fine mesh for 25¢ 200—Reg. 29¢ to 59¢ Kitchen needs in decorated earth- enware tea pots, salt and pepper range sets, drip bowls and pitchers with juicer tops. Your choice, Sc. 10c and 19c ea. 65—Reg. 79c Ice Cream Freezers, metal style, 1Y,-qt. size 4—3.95 Lawn Mowers 10—2.95 Pearl-top Hampers, as 12—$1 to 1.49 Wood Plant Boxes____ 60—Reg. 1.19 Book and Magazine Racks, also for newspapers 49¢ 20—Reg. 1.29 to 1.95 Sani-top Step-on Garbage Cans.. 49‘: (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) AWNING CLEARANCE 24—Green-and-Tan Painted Stripe Awnings, Round frame, 30 and 42 inches wide, 48-inch drop 15—Porch Awnings reduced for quick clearance, one 815-ft. wide, four 6-ft. wide, four 5%;-ft. wide, six 5-ft. wide; all have 60-in. drop, 42-in. wide and galvanized frames (8ixth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERIES 9—4.95 Quilted, Glazed Chintz Draperies and Spreads each, 1 95 20—3.95 Appliqued Crash Pinch-pleated Draperies and Spreads each | §0 11—$1 Taffeta Boudoir Pillows, boxed style --each 400 40—$1 Cushion Dot Ruffled Cuna.lm in ecru, 36 inches wide 30—1.95 and 1.29 Ruffled and ’I\llored Curtains, one-of-a-kind only; soiled from handling 36—$1 Boudoir Chair Slip Covers of plain color (8ixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) SORRY—NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS