Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, NOVEMBER b5, 1936. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DEBT PAYMENTS HINTED BY MEXICO Enjoy the convenience Cherge Account at The Co. and get the added advan- tages of the exclusive Hecht Co. Charge Plate Service, Sorry! No Mail, Phone or C.0.D.Orders. E HECH'T CO. “Satisfactory Revision” of Exterior Obligations Is Foreseen by Cardenas. B5 the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, November 5—A hint that Mexico is contemplating resumption to some degree of pay- ments on her foreign debt, much of 1t owed in the United States, was con= tained in a statement by President Lazaro Cardenas to Congress Tues- day. He said: “Everything makes us think we are not far from attempt- ing satisfactory revision of our ex- terior debt.” The statement was made in con- nection with a request for authoriza- tion of a 50,000,000 peso (approxi- mately $13,750,000) loan for railway construction. An authoritative source said the | government was negotiating with its foreign creditors and hopes to get & substantial reduction in its $270,000, 000 funded debt as well as a reduc- tion or a possible cancellation of ac- | cumulated interest and a lower in- | terest rate for the future. | Resumption of payments, it was | #aid, would not include service on the | huge debt of the national railways. (Mexico's external debt went into default in 1914, Various funding agreements were reached between then and 1931, when default again occurred. Since then unsuccessful at- tempts have been made to reack an accord.) RETIREMENT ENDS LONG U. S. CAREER Julian Morton Served 46 Years in Two Federal | Departments. Julian Morton of the Ontario Apart- ment retired from the Federal Govern- ment service this week after 41 years in the office of the supervising engi- neer, Treasury Department. Previous | to his employment there in 1895, he | worked for five - years in the De- partment of Inte- rior. His first posi- tion at the Treas- ury was a clerk- ship About 25 years ago, he be- came an inspec- tor, traveling over the United States visiting buildings under control of the Treasury In 1800, as a Odd ok Regular 5.95 to $10 Men’s Trousers and Slacks 3 . B Trousers in sumngupatterm to match your odd coat or to contrast any of your regular coats. Stripes, checks, plaids, oxfords, bankers’ ys, blue serges. Slacks in smart patterns for sport wear in tweeds, Shetlands, cheviots and worsteds. All sizes. (Men's Olothing. Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) 3350 Pairs of Regular 1.19 Broadcloth Pajamas 690 A clearance for Friday onlfi! Broadcloth pajamas at a new low price. Notch, middy and low neck styles. - Full cut and guaranteed fast colors. Blue, tan, brown, grey and green. A, B, C,D. 150 Men’s 1.39 to 1.65 7 7 C Broadcloth Shirts Only 150 shirts left over from our Hecht Month sales. One and two of a kind. Slightly soiled from handling. Some with famous labels. Collar at- tached styles in blues, tans and greys. 13% to 17. 20 Men’s 1.55 Silk Mufflers, Canary shades only. soiled__59¢ 15 Men’s $1 to 1.50 Union Suits. Famous make athletic union suits in rayon and cotton. Broken sizes 24 Men’s 1.95 to 2.50 Pigskin Gloves. Natural shades, broken sizes. Slightly soiled from handling 6 Men's $1 Lastex Band Shorts. Broken sizes. Soiled__39¢ 36 Men's $2 and 2.50 Hand Tailored Bllk Ties. Imported and domestic silks ________________. .l ___ _____ 1.39 35 Men’s 1.50 Tie and Handkerchief Sets. Dark Shades, 89¢ (Men's Purnishings, Main Floor, The Hecht Oo.) I' at SEVENTH 1.0.2.9.¢ Sample Line of Feathers 29¢ Stick a feather in your hat! These are mostly one-of-a-kind samples —with sizes and shapes and colors enough to please everybody. 39¢ Plaid Wool Triangles___ ] 9¢ Brown, green and rust plaids. 75—39¢ to $1 Neckwear. Blightly soiled...19¢ to 29¢ 20—$2 Printed acetate blouses _____ _________ 129 15—$3 Printed challis and plain crepe blouses___2.29 100—1.59 to $3 Assorted blouses. Broken sizes and oolors (The Hecht Co. Neckwear De] Kk kok: Cellophane- Packed Christ- mas Cards, 5 pkgs. for $l Including envelo) —l‘fleotloneydengn 1?: package. Monogrammed Sufloner{, 3 boxes for §] Eaton’s fine quality! Three initials in gold, silver or color on white, ivory, blue or gray. Folded and single sheets. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes to each box. In letter sizes only. (The Hecht Co.. Main Floor, Btationery’ Dept.) Toiletries Clearance 15—3$5 Gabilia “Foelish Virgin” extract 4—$15 Gabilla “Foolish Virgin” extraet. 3—2.95 Cologne. 10—1.50 Grenville Lipsticks and 10 Roger Clearance of Toiletries at 29¢ 850 Alabastrine. . 69¢ 5-1b. Bag Bath $1 Gabills Face Powder. 35¢ to 75¢ Imported m..”u Clearance of Toiletries at 15¢ 35c Alabastrine __ 25¢ Manicure Sticks. 25¢ Assorted Nail NATIONAL 5100 Great Clearance of Boys’ and Students’ Clothing 13 to 12 OFF! 30—Fancy 2-Knicker Suits. Sizes 8 to 16___ 8—Junior Winter Overcoats. Sizes 3 to 6 12—Junior Wool Mackinaws 30—Youths’ Wool Mackinaws.__ 1—8chool Overcoat. Size 14._ 25—Student 2-Trouser Suits Sizes 17 to 22 10—Student Overcoats. Sizes 19 to 22 12—Student 2-Trouser Blue Suits. Sizes 17 to 22.____ 745 Children’s Knit Gloves, in solid and multi- 320—29¢ and 49¢ undershirts (The Hecht Co., Second Floor, Boys' Clothing.) 18¢; 5 for 8% 6—5.95 Suede jackets, 3.99 22—50c Gingham plaid *kkk $4 Fashion Mode Arech and Novelty Shoes. ... _ 2095 Oxfords and straps in suede, kid, gnbn.rdlne. Black and brown. All sizes in the zroup—.'!l/. to9. . (The Hecht Co., Msin Floor, Women's Shos Dept.) Regular $2 Genuine Leather Handbags Just 79 in the group. An assortment of styles in mostly black and brown. Some wine, gray and blue. 23—$1 Suede Handbags . 15—$1 Children's Bags—a few Shirley Temple bags in the mup Slightly soiled. 40—$1.50 Silver Kid Coin Purses $1 and $1.50 Assorted Bags in leathers and fabrics. Slightly solled, 19¢ (The Hecht Co., Main Floor. Leather Goods Dept.) Clearance of HOME FURNISHINGS Yok deok 50 Men’s 2.95 Sheldon 1.89 Ladies’ Linen Kerchiefs__ 23¢ 3-Candle Indireet Bronze 3.99 Clearance of Beds, Springs ~ 3.Candle I young clerk, Mor- ton assisted in Julian Morton, securing and compiling information contained in the “History of Public Buildings” under control of the In point of continuous service, he is | the oldest person in the employ of the | old Supervising Architect's Office. Morton’s immediate plans include a | trip with his wife to California and | other States on the West Coast. N SO 14 MINERS INJURED IN CAGE PLUNGE £1 Men Fall 40 Feet to Bottom of Shaft in Accident in Ohio. B the Assoclated Press. ATHENS, Ohio, November 5.—A mine cage carrying 21 men to their | work plunged 40 feet to the bottom‘ of a shaft of Mine No. 255 of the Ohio Collieries Co. at nearby Dry- dock yesterday, injuring 14 of the miners. Hoisted to the surface, eight of the injured were taken to hospitals l(ter‘ they were found to have fractured legs | or ribs. Six others were severely | bruised as the cage plunged down- | ward and crashed at the bottom of the shaft. Mine inspectors and officials started an investigation of the accident as doctors gave the injured miners emer- gency treatment and bundled them | off to their homes or hospitals, Miami Beach Maps Planto Fingerprint Fall Hats Grays and browns. Sizes 8% to 7. 30 Men’s $4 Cloth Hats. Stitched crown and brim...2.99 (Men’s Hats, Second Ploor, The Hecht Co) 150 Men’s Regular 2.95 & 3.95 Wool Sweaters 1.49 Large selection of wool sweaters from our regular stocks. Reduced for a final clearance to make room for our Christmas stocks. Fancy backs, plain backs, crew necks, V necks, 3-button Goucho fronts. Assorted sizes and colors. Not every style in every size, but sizes 36 to 44. 37—Men’s 3.95 Wool Sport Knickers. Light colors. Sises 29, 30, 31 only. 59%¢ 7—Men’s $10 and 12.95 Leather Jackets. Capeskin and suede jackets in tan only. Zipper fronts. 4.9 40—Men'’s 7.50 All-Wool Sport Slacks. Pleated fronts. Check patterns only. Grey and tan_.__ (Men’s Sport Shop, Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fokokk 50 Pairs Men’s 4.45 Sheoes _ _ ' Heres' a swell chance to get a better grade shoe at ;r{a extremely low price. Broken sizes. Black ant n. 68 Prs. Men's 2.95 Bed Room Slippers. Made with soft, padded soles and heels, Broken sises........... 199 (Men's Shoes, Main Ploor, The Heeht Co.) * k k k k & All higher priced! Hand - embroidered, handmade, imported linen handkerchiefs. Shadow applique . . . spoke hems . . . appen- zells . .. all types of handwork. 75—50c Applique and petit point linen handkerchiefs. Also neckerchiefs 150—Men’s white cotion initialed handkerchiefs. Not all initials (The Hecht Co. Main Floor, Handkerchief Dept $1 Suede Fabrie Gloves 79¢ From a Famous Maker A limited number of nationally advertised suede fabric gloves. Tailored, hand-sewn, one-button wrist- length style. Black and brown only. / $1 Bengaline Gloves @5¢c Novelty gloves! Broken ent of styles and colors. 32—$3 Washable French suede slipon gloves. Beigs only. Sizes 6 and 6%, 1.69 4—$3 Shirred velvet eve- and Mattresses! Floor samples and odds and ends left:from October. All have been reduced, some as much:as.one-half! 4—10.95 Innerspring Mattresses__. -7—14.95 Innerspring Maitresses __ 6—14.95 Simmons Innerspring Matiresses__......... 11—$25 Simmons Innerspring Mattresses ... 7—18.95 to $25 Box Springs. . 17—10.95 to 14.95 Dfllble-doek Cdl Spring, all are helical e S e R e RS 7.99 19—9.95 to $25 Wood and Metal Beds. Reduced to one-half [ RSO R S e E €99 to 1199 (Pourth Ploor, The Necht:Oe.) 167 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS Exactly 167 of our better blankets, reduced for Fri- day only! A large assortment of solid colors, rever- sible blankets and plaids. In the lot you’ll find: Were SALE PRICE 45—72x84 All-Wool Reversible Blankets__10.95 8.99 6—72x84 All-Wool Panel Blankets. 1.99 63—72x84 All-Wool Pairs, cut and bound singly. Silk binding. 48—72x84 “St. Mary's” All-Woel Pairs of Blankets, with 4-in. silk bindings. §—72x84 All-Wool Pairs of Blankets. Cut and bound single and 4-in, silk bind- . S p— 19.05 Pr. 14.99 Pr. (Pifth Pigor. The Heeht Co.) 1295 Pr. 10.99 Pr. 14.95 Pr. 1299 Pr. l—lleg-ln- 8149 30 Crosley Refrigerator... Full size 61, cubic foot model. Has been used as a floor sample. Guaranteed to be in perfect condition. Regnluly sold at 5.95! This price includes a match- ing shade. 26—2.95 and 3.95 Chinese and Pouery Table Lamps with silk and parchment shades. 20—3.95 Pottery End-Table Lamps and Shades in ulor';d 195 14—2.99 Metal Student Desk Lamps with shade and I. E. 8. cone .. < 30—1.49 Pleated Parchment Boudoir Shades __ “—l 95 lhph Novelty Lamp. Complete with ash tray and (Pom'\h Floor, The Hecht Oo.) 79.75 1—§135 Crosley De Luxe, 52 cu. ft. 1—$121 General Eleetric, 415 cu. ft.__ 1—194.50 All Porcelain Leonard, 53 cu. ft. 1—209.50 Leonard, 7'5 cu. ft. 1—179.50 Grunow, 6> cu. ft. (1936 Model) 1—219.50 General Electric, 7 cu. ft.-____ No Money Down. As Liitle as 10c a Day Buys One! (Main Floor. Electrical Arcade. The Hecht Co.) Limited tity 40-in. uges with pinch-pleated tops. Tie-backs in- cludecl. reen, rust, gold, blue, egg plant and red (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) colors. Most of Workers Satin and Crepe Slips, Brocaded Rayon Slips____ 690 s A 658 - Children’s 5.95 and 6.95 4‘95 Ball-bearing Velocipedes_ _ Identification Cards to Be Required in Drive on Criminals, B7 the Associated Press. MIAMI BEACH, Fla., November 5.— The council adopted an ordinance yes- terday which will require virtually every person who works for a living in Miami Beach this Winter to be fingerprinted and photographed an® to carry a police identification card. The regulation is designed to keep out criminals and to safeguard wealthy ‘Winter visitors. It applies to all employes of night elubs, any place that handles liquor or beer, amusement houses, hotels, apartment houses, delivery services, restaurants and bath houses, and to special policemen, newspaper boys, golf caddies, taxi drivers, charter boat operators and domestics. Persons subject to the ordinance must report to police headquarters within 48 hours of their arrival. Fail- ure to register carries a maximum sen- tence of 60 days in jail and $100 fige. — A SWEET STOMACH IN TWO MINUTES ‘more dis- fipna th. known for yunnlhe pleasant, quick, soothing way to relief, “I never mt to be without " writes A. M. STUART’S DYSPEPSIA TARBLETS FOR STOMACH ACIDITY Lace trimmed and tailored. The slips are bias cut and good length. Broken sizes. 20—$1 10 and 20% Wool Vests. Broken sizes 20—$2 2-Piece cotton pajamas, printed and plain. Broken Rilee- - C S G E NReRT Soni s 139 18—$4 2-Piece hand-detailed silk pajamas, lacy and b SRR T e WA W R S 2,69 30—$2 Hand-detailed satin panties and extra size crepe L PO MR B W I Y G & s o] ST S 1.44 35—$2 and $3 Crepe Gowns, pajamas and satin slips. Broken sizes -1 15—1.50 “Lasy Bone” pajamas. Broken sizes 15—$2 Famous make slips. Petal pink and dark lhlf;l’ 10—$3 “Kiltee” singlettes, & 20—$4 and $5 Corduory pajamas in high shades. 2 piece 50—119 to $2 Samples in flanneletle gowns and pajamas - %0 25—79¢c Rayon gowns in pastel colors .. 20—$3 Handmade Ince and tailored silk slips - lhmwlkmmdn-uummnmmm z;mmmn%wuwum n"’:fi 8 - = (The Hecht Co., Main Floor, Underwear Dept.) 3 pairs, 2.60 Special purchase of 2-thread, luxuriously. sheer stockings. Extra shadow welt to help garter strain. In fashion-right Fall colors. 1.15 Van Raalte Full-Fash- ioned Chiffon Suekilgl- oo Mostly light shades. 60—65c Women's Full-Fashioned Stockings. 22—$1 lnmuuhclfl-m..-.fi.l!ufl 146—79¢ and $1 Full-Fashioned White buck or brown elk. With plain toes and flexible leather soles. Sizes 3 to 8. pairs only. 30—3.75 Flexies patent leather high shoes. Broken sizes, 9-12 16—$1 Shirley Temple Ilnu slippers, Broke ll to 3 30—6.50 Jr. Miss Dr. Locke oxfords, Narrow widths. Broken sizes, 3% to 8.2.69 (The Hecht Co. Second Floor, Children’s 8hos - Dept.) 5.95 Girls’ Suede Jackets.. 2,95 Trim, —and the warm to wear. Broken sizes. 10 only. 12—-115 Girls Several sizes to choose from. Ball-bearing front They'’re manufacturers’ sample curtains! one pair of a kind. Friday Special! 2—$12 Cedar Chests. 36 inches long; samples ... Mostly 36—49¢c to 1.69 Odd Shades. Samples. Some soiled. 4—1495 Custom-made Venetian Blinds, 55 in. wide lnd $5 60—79¢ to 1.95 Lace and Tailored Curtains, Only one pair of a kind 20—2.95 Slip Covers, For Davenports only 39=3.95 Rayon Fallle Taffeta Spreads and Drapes....3.99 each (8ixth Floor, The Heeht Co.) ‘Regular 10.95 4.6x6.6 Broadleoom Rugs 6095 Reduced for Friday only! These solid color broad- looms are ideal in the hallway, or used as scatter rugs. Just 25—get here early! I—“SO American Oriental Rugs. Imperfect. 'xu 250 »q. yds.—1.10 Marbelised Linoleum : (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) BRI 10.95 Collapsible and stroller type carriages that have been used as floor samples. In perfect condition. 2—$18 Strollers with wood sides. Slightly scarred.......13.95 31995 Coaches and Collapsible Csrriages. M““ 2—$35 and 20.95 Gray Baby Ceaches. m.:.......u.n CPourth Tioor, The eens. 0o wheels. Put one away for Christmas! 6—8.95 to 10.95 Velocipedes with streamlined frames_ 4—4.95 and 5.95 Autos. Large enough to be ridden in 7=12.95 and 13.95 Large Size Autos. Several styles.. 3--39.95 “Columbia” Bicyecles._ 28-inch wheels. De luxe equip- (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) /. Clearance! “Wearever®” Aluminum Covered Sauce Pan $1 There are lots and lots of uses for an item like this. At this price we'll sell the few we have in a hurry! 37—2.95 “Wearever” Covered Kettles 49—85¢c “Wearever” 214-qt. double-lipped Sauce Pans 120—45¢ “Wearever” 15-qt. double-lipped Sauce Pans. 5—2.75- 8-qt. doubie-lipped Sauce Pans.. 64—W. E. Beaconware Deep Pie Pans___ -21—L185 W. E. Beaconware 10-inch Greaseless Griddies. 87—45c W. E. Beaconware Large Meat-Loaf Pans......17c 1.60 “Wearever” Double Boilers, 79¢c Genuine “Wearever” aluminum double boiler. This is the small size, that has so many uses in the kitchen. Only 48 st this price! 149 Three-Way Cooker, $1 Three utensils, all in one! A 1%;-quart double boiler, 3-quart covered sauce pan, and 1l,-quart casserole. Just 30 of them! $1 “Wearever” Covered Kettles, 59¢ Jmmtmuiorlpotrmt or for boiling a New Intlm dlmur zvery family can use at least one. Bread Boxes, step-on cans, cannister sets,