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Meet
// \\
of 1950 at
The Hecht Co.
Washington Store
THE PLACE:
6th Floor, Washington Store
THE DAY:
Thursday, Moy 4
THE TIME:
10:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. end 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.
The Hecht Co., and
Lane Cedap Chests
bring you glamorous
Jacque Mercer of Arizona
. . . the nation's reigning Beauty Queen.
See her. Meet her. Hear why every girl
wants a romantic Lane Cedar chest.
Then see our collection from 39.98 to
69.98.
Woodward & Lojhrop - North Building
(yuihlyinjhs/ion MoJcrdtly IricatJ
C Swru^T lit. WiiDWOTtH >S.OC 0«T*<T S300
Choice...
Choosing your hormone cream? Don't try
experiments . . . trust experience. Choose
Endocreme. This cream has proved itself since
1937 by giving so many women a younger
looking complexion. If you are
asking for proof . . . not a prom
ise ... ask for Endocreme.
Including 20% tax_
U'SfL—North Building
'Toiletries, Aisles J, 3, 5, First Floor
— — — — — — — — — — — •
WOODWARD (r LOTH ROP—North Building
11 th and G Streets, Washington 13, D. C.
Pleas* send m*-jar* of Endocreme at *4.30
j Name_ J •
Addies*______
| Telephone __ j
City -State_ I
□ Cash 11 Chari* □ c.OJJ.
| Please add 2% sale* tax for delivery tn D. C. or Maryland. |
— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — ——i
Pickets in Pittsburgh
Withdrawn as Strike
Against UP Continues
AFL - Commercial Telegraphers
today conrtinued their strike
against United Press bureaus here
and across the Nation, but with
drew pickets in Pittsburgh as the
Press of that city resumed normal
publication.
Because the Press is located in
the same building with the Pitts
burgh UP bureau, six striking
teletype operators picketed the
place yesterday.
j Many printers, stereotypers,
pressmen, mailers and truck driv
ers refused to cross the picket line
until management explained that
the strike was directed not at the
newspaper, but at the news serv
ice. The Press missed all but its
( final edition yesterday.
18 teletype operators and three
maintenance men remained off
the job at the Washington bureau.
The UP said it was able to main
tain "almost normal’’ service.
J. H. Nieberdlng, chairman of
the Washington UP local, said his
information did not bear this out.
He said clients of the Washington
City News Service had complained
and that the regular news report
was not complete.
Mr. Nieberding said the UP had
imported teletype operators from
Memphis, Nashville, Atlanta and
Jackson, Miss., to man the ma
chines.
Altogether, 265 opeartors and
maintenance men are striking for
j higher wages.
Distilled Spirits Bills
Break 8-Year Record
CHICAGO.—A record number of
bills or resolutions dealing with
distilled spirits—1,671 of them—
w#ere introduced in State Legis
latures last year.
This was 85 more than the
previous record, established in
1941. Of tte measures introduced
last year, only 58 were enacted or
adopted.
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Publishers Oppose Boost in Mail Rates as Unfair
•y 4+» Associated Press
Spokesmen for publishers pro
tested yesterday that a proposed
boost in postal rates would be
unfair to many newspapers.
They appeared before the Sen
ate Post Office Committee, which
is considering a House-passed bill
to raise second-class rates by $15
million annually. The Post Office
Department says the increase is
needed to cut down the depart
ment's deficit.
Newspapers make up about half
of the second-class matter. Rate
increases in the House bill vary
according to the zones of distri
bution.
Frank A. Daniels, general man
ager of the Raleigh (N. C.> News
and Observer, who spoke for the
American Newspaper Publishers'
Association, said the ANPA be
lieves the zone increases would
put "an undue hardship on the
average newspaper” and an even
"greater burden on the medium
sized newspaper."
Charles McD. Puckette of the
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times,
chairman of the Southern News
paper Publishers Association's
Postal Committee, suggested that
if the Senate finally decides in
creases are necessary they should
not total more than 25 per cent.
Ed M. Anderson of Brevard. N.
C., chairman of the National Edi
torial Association’s Legislative
PHYLLIS BELL
PRESENTS
"Fashions from the Avenue
Shown On the Avenue"
CROWN ROOM
This Thursday, May A—1 P.M.
GALA MAY POLE SHOW
Featuring New Look Accessories
From J&J SLATER
For RESERVATIONS Coll MISCHA
HUdson 6000
You'll adore the luxurious
cloud-like softness of this graceful
lightweight sandal ... so exquisitely
crafted. Smart spring-summer footnotes
in red, toast or blue cobra.
Handbags to Match
BGDleRY
1038 Connecticut Ave., s.w. Corner of L NA. 2891
Committee, said his group strong
ly disagrees with contentions that
low second-class rates constitute
a subsidy to newspapers.
New 3,000-horsepower airplane
engines have as much power as a
big locomotive.
Airliner Carrying 13 Crashes in Ecuador
ly ^r*»
GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. May 3
—An Avianca airliner with 11
persons aboard crashed in flames
yesterday near Catamarama be
tween Quito and Guayaquil, the
government telegraph service said
today.
The Avianca line, a Colombian
concern, announced in Cali yes
- t ' I...- :ie plane was missinc
on a flight from Quito to Guaya
quil. Among the passengers waa
Napoleon Prado, manager of th#
Bank of Commerce here.
Crime in the United States in
1949 was 4 5 pet cent above 1948.
continuing...
PBE-INVESTOBT CLEARANCE
wonderful values.. .for every room...
for every need...
V upholstered pieces
V tables
V dining room furniture
V lamps
V bedroom furniture
V accessories
V carpets and rugs
ALL SALES FINAL. BUDGET FAYMENT FLAN AVAILABLE.
NO C. O. D.'S. ALL GOODS SUBJECT TO FIIOF SALE.
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no charge, of course. Be sure to come!
• the time:
Thursday Afternoon
May 4th — at 2»30
tin speaker:*
Mr. John Griswold
New York authority on
' Furniture Construction
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