Evening star. [volume], July 01, 1949, Page B-2, Image 29

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AMAZING VALUES BEFORE THE 4th A
ENTIRE STOCK OF
BATHING SUITS
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OFF
REGULAR
PRICES
Were 7.95 to 22.95 NOW 5.96 to 17.21
Your unrestricted choice of our entijp bathing suit stock at this sweeping
reduction. Styles for everyone in a complete range of colors and sizes.
Cotton SKIRTS at New Low Prices
Wert 7.95 . Were 5.95 . .
Now.. Now
Crisp summer cottons in this season's newest styles. Solid colors and some
prints. Sizes 10 to 18.
8 2-Piece Organdy Dresses, misses' sizes, were 26.90-Now 19.95
16 2-Piece Chambray and Cord Play Suits, were 12.95-Now 9.95
12 Sheer Batiste and Lace Blouses, all white, were 5.95-Now 3.00
6 Blue Denim Wraparounds, misses' sizes, were 7.95-Now 4.88
17 Blue or Gray Denim Golf Skirts, were 4.95_Now 3.88
12 Anchor Blue Denim Dresses, misses' sizes, were 8.95-Now 6.88
11 Denim Sun Dresses with plaid trim, were 6.95 ond 7.95-Now 5.88
Sportswear, Fourth Floor
Closed
Monday
July 4th
Ours exclusively, 18-piece chilled food server set of so
many uses. For iced serving of sea foods, chilled fruits,
salads, or frozen desserts. With the close fitting liner
removed, it forms a punch bowl set. 21.00
Complete Including a two or three letter rponogram.
Allow ten days for delivery.
China and Glassware, Seventh Floor
a. 300-oz. sham bottom
bowl.
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b. Eight 13-ox. individual
servettes with remov
able liners.
e. Punch Ladle.
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
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F Street at Fourteenth
Honolulu Stevedores
Reject Peace Terms;
Other Workers Voting
•y th» Auotioted Pratt
HONOLULU, July 1.—Honolulu
stevedores overwhelmingly turned
down yesterday a plan for ending
Hawaii’s crippling water-front
strike. Their comrades elsewhere
in the islands are expected to fol
low suit today.
The peace plan, advanced hope
fully by a fact-finding board and
accepted reluctantly by employers,
was rejected, 826 to 59.
The board proposed a raise of
14 cents an hour. The workers in
striking 60 days ago demanded 32
cents on top of their current
hourly wage of $1.40.
Wearily, Acting Gov. Oren E.
Long said he would ask the two
sides to resume collective bar
gaining. “Surely, there must be
some way this strike can be end
ed,” he added.
The CIO International Long
shoremen’s and Warehousemen^
Union, however, indicated it was
preparing for a long struggle.
Harry Bridges, union president,
is flying from San Francisco
Tuesday or Wednesday to take
over personal direction of the
strike.
Henry Schmidt, ILWU official,
declared that if violent attempts
were made to break the strike,
longshoremen along the whole Pa
cific Coast would shut down.
stevedores cheered a message
from Mr. Bridges saying $2,500
was coming at once for strike
relief. More financial support was
promised from Portland and San
Francisco stevedores.
Employers offered a wage In
crease of 12 cents an hour in an
attempt to head off the strike.
They insist stevedores here have
steadier pay and better working
conditions than those on the
mainland.
The stevedores walked through
a “peoples’ picket” line as they en
tered a school building where the
balloting took place.
The 250 pickets, most of them
women, urged the stevedores to ac
cept 14 cents.
President Truman in Washing
ton indorsed the plan. So did the
newspapers, the Honolulu Catholic
diocese and the Philippine consul
general. Most of the stevedores
are Filipinos.
The Honolulu stevedore local is
Hawaii’s largest. But a total of
about 1,100 others were voting to
day on the islands of Hawaii, Maui
and Kauai.
It was believed generally that
the vote in Honolulu clearly fore
casts a rejection elsewhere.
Bert Sarazan Takes
New Publicity Post
Bert M. Sarazan, former direc
tor of publicity for the Hecht
Co. here, has been appoint
ed director of pubilc relations for
the Hecht Corp. in the Baltimore
area. t
The announcement was made
today by Jay Jefferson Miller,
general manager of the Hecht
Bros., furniture and home fur
nishing chain, operating in Balti
more, Annapolis and Easton, Md.,
and Eli H. Pinerman, general
manager of the Hub, Baltimore.
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Gen. Carroll of Air Force
Gets Legion of Merit
Brig. Gen. Joseph F. Carroll, a
former FBI inspector on loan to
the Air Force to be director of
the Office of Special Investiga
tions, has received the Legion of
Merit for exceptionally meritori
ous service.
Air Force Secretary Symington
presented the award to Gen. Car
roll yesterday for consolidating all
investigative agencies within the
department into one organization
to provide a “competent, centrally
directed” investigative service for
all commanders.
Among those who attended the
ceremony in Mr. Symington's of
fice was FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover.
Denmark entertained 199,456
tourists last year, of whom 14,546
were Americans.
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reg. $12.95 and $14.95
Lastex . . . shimmering satin lastex, in
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now at a special sell-out price! These
are suits that stand out on sand or
surf . . . wide range of styles, in red, lime,
ice, rayon, yellow, sky, black, 32 to 40.
Sketched: $12.95 Satin Lastex, two-piece,
well-cut and firmly fitting. White or gold,
$8-50
Dressmaker Styles in Sharkskin and Cotton,
some featuring inner wired bra. Reg. $14.95,
$8.50
Town and Country Shop, Third Floor
name-designer, styles, reg. $12.95 to $17.95 F
100% washable Lonsdale chambray, light as a breeze and twice as cool! Chambray,
favorite on hot days, for shopping, for business, for travel and play! And here are 400 m
daisy-fresh dresses, styled by a top name (we can't disclose the name, tho) and looking ^M^k
very-very expensive, indeed. Feel these soft, silky chambrays, note the expert styling . . . m
end you'll be wide-eyed with this special low of $8.95! Were $12.95 to $17.95. 9 to 15, I U A
10 to 16. W
$17.95 Bib'frenf Chambroy, light
as a hankie, with jutting pockets,
fresh white pique trim. Green, grey,
ton, orchid. 100% washable, 895
$16.95 Two-ton* Chombroy with
plunging neck, double row pf tiny
buttons. Orchid, green, pink, grey.
100% washable- -8«
$17.95 Sundress with Jacket done
in big, bold plaids, touched with
butcher linen. Blue, black, pink.
100 % washable- -.8*
We sketch but three of many, many styles!
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