Evening star. [volume], May 18, 1948, Page A-11, Image 11

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
LOANS
•n DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW.
ELRY and othar artidat of ralao.
bt. taas
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
9225 Rhoda Island Ava. N.E
WArfiald 9498
Enroll now! Finest training in
every phose of Beauty Culture
Fret catalog on request. Approved for
training of Veteran* under C. I. BUI of
Rightp.
Shampoo and finger
wave_50c
Manicure _35c
Work done by stu- \
dents under close su* 1
' per vis ion of licensed1
" instructors. i
• DUPONT CIRCLE • CO. 6290
MON.. WED., FRI.. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Tt'ES.. THt'RS., SAT., 9 A.M, to 5 P.M.
• •
WHEN RECIPES SAY
IT MEANS
m
WtHS of sttsoood sothfoctioo
ll At nttd, poor-spout podwgt
« SAFEWAY
• •
Federal Conciliators
Call Armour Officials
In Meat Strike Parley
, By th« Associated Press *
CHICAGO, May 18.—Federal con
ciliators today continued efforts to
settle the 62-day-old CIO packing
house workers' strike despite a snag
at the outset of reopened negotia
tions between packers and unionists.
The Government mediators, headed
by Frank E. Walsh, met with
representatives of Armour & Co.
Gov. Luther Youngdahl of Min
nesota sat in on the conference, but
union officials were not included.
A meeting between union and
Swift & Co. negotiators broke up
last night when the union turned
down the company’s settlement pro
posal. Hopes for a quick settlement
dimmed when no date for resump
tion of the Swift talks was set.
Offered Three Conditions.
The conferences were resumed
yesterday after more than two weeks
during which no peace moves oc
curred in the strike.
Swift & Co. last night offered
three conditions as a basis for
settling • the Nation-wide strike
which began March 16.
The union president, Ralph Hel
stein, objected specifically to a
Swift proposal which he said would
let the companies discharge any
striking employe.
He said there is "no point talking
about any of the rest” of the Swift
suggestions—one of them an offer
of a 9-cent hourly wage increase
effective last May 3.
AFL Accepted Offer,
AFL and independent meat work
ers accepted the 9 cents offer and
did not strike. The CIO union has
held out for 29 cents. The present
scale paid two-thirds of the 100,000
CIO workers is $1.10 an hour or less.
In Iowa, meanwhile, two CIO local
unions voted to end their strike with
agreements including 9-cent hourly
wage increases. In Floyd County,
Iowa, a mob threw rocks and bottles
at two homes of workers at a strike
bound Decker Co. packinghouse in
nearby Mason City.
In Chicago, Swift asked that the
union order striking employes back
to work, that it accept the 9-cen't
offer, and that “employes who were
discharged for unlawful acts have
the right to process their grievances
in accordance with provisions of the
existing contract.”
Mr. Helstein did not comment on
the 9-cent offer or the back-to-work
order suggestions. But he flatly re
jected the “discharge clause.”
Clause Called “Vindictive.
He said he thought the packers
“want to Are all the ofilcers of the
union.’* Such a clause is not need
ed, he said, because “it is already
in our contract.” He called it “vin
dictive and callous.”
Gov. Youngdahl came here yes
terday to seek ending of the
strike. Recent disorders at strike
bound packing plants in Minnesota
caused him to call out the National
Guard last week to patrol three
areas in his state.
Violence also has occurred in
Kansas City, Chicago and in Iowa.
UPWA-CIO locals at Port Dodge
and Estherville, Iowa, plants last
night voted to accept a Tobin Pack
ing Co. offer and to end their strike.
The agreement includes a 9-cent
increase retroactive to January 12,
a one-year contract, and a one-week
cash bonus to all returning workers.
Prior wage rates averaged $1.02 an
hour for men and 91 Vi cents for
women.
The Mayor of Quilpue, Chile, has
denounced the sale of liquor in
political clubs.
AMERICAN'S
CONIMMS
ARE COM/Mf
GADGET GERTIE Says
“KEEP IT
SPARKLING”
After the bottle is
opened!" Slip on a new
Slip-Seal aluminum stop
per. It keeps the bottle
tight—the pep in carbo
nated beverages. Another
of the 1001 gadgets from
the Gadget Shop at Mac
Mannes.
SUP SEAL
ALUMINUM
BOTTLE STOPPER
t/CaciMannei
Gifts for All Occasions
HOMEWARES . . . JEWELRY
1312 G Street N.W.
—
•
GIVE
/
• -
The addition of an extension telephone in your home may cut those
trips up and down stairs in half. Furthermore, it may prevent you from
missing important calls.
There are many other advantages to an extension telephone. It’s
reassuring to know that your telephone is within easy reach, twenty
four hours a day. And it’s good to know, too, that this added convenience
costs only a few cents a day.
Why not order your extension telephone now? For complete
information, call our Business Office.
Why You Can Get an Extension Telephone
while some folks are still waiting for telephone service
Nobody is waiting for telephone service because of a lack of telephone
instruments. It is the need for additional cable and central office equipment
t that is temporarily holding us back. We'll be able to fill new orders for
service as rapidly as those facilities can be enlarged. It's a big job, but
we're working harder than ever to complete it. We don't like to keep anyone
waiting for telephone service.
k
Chesapeake & Petomac Telephone Company
Annapolis Publisher
Wins Golf Tourney
By tho Associated Press
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va., May 18.—Talbot T. Speer, pub
lisher of the Annapolis Capital,
posted a low gross score of 79 yes
terday to win a newspapermen’s
golf match.
The tournament was arranged as
an opening feature of a two-day
gathering of newspaper executives
from four States, commemorating
the 100th anniversary of the" Asso
ciated Press.
Second in gross score was Hugh
Ike Shott, jr„ of the Bluefleld Daily
Telegraph and Sunset News, who
posted an 87 over the famed old
White course at the Greenbrier Ho
tel here.
W. C. (Bill) Stauffer, managing
editor of the Roanoke World News,
had the low net score with a 74.
The executives were guests yester
day at a cocktail party given by the
West Virginia Publishers* Associa
tion, and at a dinner in their honor
last night.
Those attending- include repre
sentatives of AP member newspa
pers in West Virginia, Virginia,
Maryland, North Carolina and the1
District of Columbia.
Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines,
president of Washington and Lee
University, will be the principal
speaker at a dinner tonight.
Lodge to Hold Dance
The Alcantara Caravan No. 12 of
the Order of the Alhambra, Knights’
of Columbia, will hold its annual
'spring dance at 10 pm. Friday in
the Chantilly Room of the Hamilton
Hotel.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Hen, Women! Did at
40,50,60! Want Pep?
Want to Foal Years Younger?
Do you blame exhausted, worn-out feeling on agef
Thousands amazed at what a little pepping up with
Oetrex has done. Contains tonic many need at 40,
<0, go. for body old Just because low In Iron: also
supplementary doses Vitamin Bi, calcium. New
“get acquainted" site only 50e. Try Oetrex Tonis
Tablets tor pep, younger feeling, this very dap.
roc sale at all drug stores STerywtuca.
FOR RENT-OFFICE
1IH Ey. Strut EW.
Entire first floor—heat, light and
lavatory.
$125 per month
also
Basement room—suitable for offict.
$65.00 per month
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST COMPANY
Rental Dept.
900 F St. N.W.NA. 3440
v so li if
of 300---''''^^^^^^P^BB^B^^^^^^M ■ J| Herpicide, 2113-ounce size-98c
Vitalis Hair - $1.25^
^ $1.00 Jens .-61c | Absorbinu
|^73c>
/iMfj S Carton-23c
X^^B BB »* ^P M 50c Molle, Brushless, Tube-30c ^
MM 0"^#f*DlEp I 50c Mennen, Regular-29c V
7BH ^ J «"B 111! fTWI>,^r1 50c Williams, Glider_29c | PISTOL
TllTTII k B B <aJB I IP"1 '. . I GiUette, 2% Ounce Size_19c I Nose Drops
' ^p|H P W • b 50c Mennen» - -.29c v49« ,
fWtM gam ■ B wl ^hBI I y^»±=^ 75c Bottu
|*| I P 1 ^ 4STo | ■ > ri sjjg* BAYER ^75e*
1 teMHaiH ASPIRIN | soothing
f »*\ i d^rnf SSftfe*%«$$\ co^s\ ojv. \ -gr t
y-\6c A^^iym' M wt* fiy | —> \ **fSt" \gy\<l* 1
f!&^ uink\«* ®****Mt\fc'''®®'* "" 11M \Jl3p tf°° ll^—-''''''"' 5^ \ ^-rTooS
wlwsfer^a nsS* \
if c \
S^-^^tVi MW'rWo*'-'" S»\ M *)o &»«“'£■ \oo'*-" _ -* A
25c Asporgum, 16’s--16c
$1.25 Anaein Tabs, 100’s, 87e
25c B. C. Powders, 6’s_lie
Bromo-Seltzer, Reg. Size_39e
25c Stanbaek Powders, 6’s, lie
B&W Empirin Comp., 100’s, 97e
$1.50 Gray* Compound-$1.17
Cofrou Elixir, 12 Ounces-$2.09
$1.50 Pinkhams Compound.—$1.07
Eskays Neuro-Phosphates, 12 oz.,—
$07
$1.00 Miles Nervine, 8 oz-83c
$1.50 Dr. Pierces Remedies.—$1.07
$1.00 Wine of Cardui—*-69c
Peroxide of Hydrogen, 8-oz., lie
$. T. 37 Solution, 5-oz.-39c
$1.00 Zonite Antiseptic —57c
$1.00 Lavoris, 20-oz.-57c
Astring-O-Sol, 4-oz.-41c
PHILLIPS
Milk of
Magnesia
Rig. SOe
BottU
2,-Qt. Falcon
HOT WATER
BOTTLES
3 7e
TrrTTrT77TTTT777m
MOTHPROOF Jk
GARMENT RAGS %
A mm*- Large Size JK
^ # * 27 by 4 by 60 3
W # Inches J
lo*y to Apply
HOMELAND
3 I
> CIGARS
5c •och 5 for 23c
► X.*2.25
Standard CIGARS
5c •och ^ for 25c
$1.99
$7.00 Elkhide
Zipper Tobacco
POUCHES
fy;"'- *2-oo t„
THORENS MEN'S SET
• BjlHold
• Cigarette Case
• Pocket Lighter
S 18.75 Value $C 00
.
QUEENSCRAFT jfi
PIPES Assorted
I ZINC
I STEARATE
rustic
Cigarette
CASES