Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1929, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1929 HALF-HOLIDAY BILL AIDSP. 0. WORKERS Measure Equalizing 44-Hour Week Is Favorably Re- ported to House. Employes of the Washington City Post Office are included under the pro- visions of the La Follette-Mead bill, ’ E NA o= = 2 54-inch Featherweight 1,500 Fresh, New which has just been favorably reported by the House post office committee, for / 3 granting half-holidays for postal work- WY “{ A ers, or the equivalent time off, four : i = 7 ee S hotrs, for those employes who must 3 o 7 work eight hours on Saturday. Its ef- | < fect would be to establish a 44-hour 1 $2 50 d \ work week in the postal service. In the committee report on the bill made to the House by Representative iy q : ) | g - Kelly of Pennsylvania, it is stated that 7 " A } the purpose of the legislation is to elim- / y i 7 1% —Attractive new tweeds in \ i inate n}:sgirng XII;\;q\xnliLile“'hereby s;t- ‘ tan, green, gray and brown S urday half-holiday privileges are de- | nled to'many employes. . \ & 4 mixtures. { A beautiful E Mr. Kelly points out that Post Office h ) y featherweight quality suit- | Department _employes at headquarters 5 I k able for making ensem- {in Washington work on a 42-hour 3 : | schedule, which is further reduced dur- aif / / 4 bles, sports and street At the Low Price |ing the Summer months by a presi- =\ : Ks. A | dential executive order. These depart- A ‘ b S frocl A : | mental employes are paid from postal \ k ; | revenues, the same as field postal cm- | g b { L ployes who are on the 4g-hour weekly \ 79¢ Rayon Taffeta 7. | Postmaster General New has given e . B)Y ostmi g 69c Yd. [RiEd L field employes Saturday half-holi- v directing postmasters to relieve s j al from duty who dmukri be spared. But & ;—A 1“5"0(;!5% l'BYtOH taffleta, 4 P fealih A 1 v there are thousands of employes who nd two tone r- ( 2] { have not benefited under the Postmas- fih o g o Y ractical, becoming new styles, o fex Generally forrer fant the pending ’ bright colored prints, with novel and cgislation is required in order that they i > g | may participate equally with their as- $ Rl L . unusual color trimmings. - They are in sleeveless and short-sleeve styles, sociates. This legislation has the active support ' 4 {larl 1 of the postal employes’ organizations. i i E= S CDI"nary e siir e faed o n fll el q e skirts are » proval. According to Thomas F. Flaherty, sec- £ 7 ot in kick pleats, basque, straightline, crclary-tr;a_;:lrer of the Xfulyl:max thi- eration of Post Office Clerks, who is - iy urging the carly passage of this blll in ’ and belted effects. {he House, the legisiation will place e 3 i 2 i postal field workers on a closer parity Y 28 S 2 Misses’, Women’s and with other groups of Government em- 5 b : g WA Extra Sizes k] —This important Annual Sale not only presents the Kann's—Second Floor. “new” in designs and colors, but brings them to you at prices decidedly lower than will prevail through- GIVEN TO NAVY YARDS out the season. For example—this is one of the two —_— times in the whole year you can buy— President of Machinists’ Body Ex- plains Pending Bill Relating to Our $1.95 “Bllsy Cflrner’, Repairs to Army Airplanes. Bunches of 5 Styles of The importance of the amendment phich Senator Walsh of Massachusetts | F 1 i po succeeded in having adopted on the Army appropriation bill in the Senate a l' e e V l t B d S t in providing additional work in the 10 e S rl e e S Govemmlirllrtl émvy yargs ;ndplrii;}nls f e T et : For Valentine Gifts 2 resident of District 44, International sl : ; e T At the Specially Reduced Price $ composed of machinists engaged in 3 ea. Government work. 1 00 This amendment requires the Secre- ° tary of War to see that the arsenals i perform repair work on airplane motors and manufacture airplane parts. —For those you really want to The language of the amendment is o please and give something use- - ful, as well as pretty, we sug- about the sn.n;xe‘ as has been came‘gmlor 1—Attractive sets in the ropriation gy several years in the Navy approp! gest a bunch of these violets new modernistic designs. }’é}l ‘:""gm?fii‘chhfiflfi?'}:‘a’xfif —A beautiful, heavy, washable flat crepe with a soft, ": lgxeltssllx:fle-mne colorings with e iy men navy yards. - drapy finish, suitable for your smartest Spring cos- b " decks of cards, a pencil and In the Army reorganization act a tumes. It is 39 inches wide and is shown in all the Kann's—Street Floor. a ‘s,cor}io;;:;;' Sl.:e:s m;n = clause requires the Secretary of War § . = to send ordnance work to arsenals if it newest light and dark colors—including black. form of a book containing ; can be produced on an economy basis, % two packs of cards, $1.00 set. = Smart but {ne airplane business has become Belding’s Washable Three Popular _zwp-m,,e_px,c, sets, with more important since then, and the . . \ b C d T bl wording of that act does not apply to Silk Crepe Printed Crepes bt ol e e ar ables Sflk airplane engines and parts. According- $1.39 Yd. $1.39Yd. 5 3 One pack of cards, & deco- 1y, the Walsh amendment was inserted of car z . r f,‘; o e hfi‘l‘(m dye, 3;’35?16111710 2 —hfrinted ic repe de ::(:dée?,r\;!l.ooar-‘een por o 3 s crepe, inches chines, printed crepe —4—Handy, good - looki Stocklngs . WS Y, GRS . wide and shown in chiffons, printed crepe sets J}é‘fi‘ cao pglcks efm ca:":: L] POSSE SCOURS FOREST thirty-five of the fash- georgettes, in dozens of A in a colored leather envelope % p ionable Spring colors. new patterns and colors. case. Choice of colors, $1.00 —Selma silk stock- FOR OFFICER’S SLAYER $2.50 and $2.69 39 inches wide. . set. —Good, strong tables, with ings possess the in- -90 BRG e —5—Two packs of Rad- mahogany - finished frames i Stehli’s $3 Washable ot bridge gilt-edge cards in an nd ikoid 3 fluence of Paris in ||North Carolina Sherit Wams gy 5 S e | e e ' their every line and 4 Suede Crepe Armed Searchers Fugitive Must $l-88 Yd sl 94 Y d Ir;-n;:cr:uolilt; 1v°n°h:e B:: the low 2?1’3 {nc}.‘e: gq“m and have . = 2 nickel-plated corners. shade, and yet there Be Brought in Allve, if Found. T e o o s iaoie . ‘] l t’n Kann's—Street Floor. Kenn'seFourth Floor. is not a hint of i et il A and conventional de- silks for Spring. It is a aienti €S s WINDSOR, N. C,, February 11.—The signs, also the new polka beautiful heavy grade Paris Prices! search for the colored slayer of Police oy T DO Chief White of Windsor continued in patterns —in light with soft suede finish, 39 Whether you want Slmiper Poroeh tila: wnoriing and dark colorings. 39 inches wide and shown a¢ to Hace a service-weight for A posse of 200, which had surrounded inches wide. in twenty-five lovely < g the forest area last night, began the 7 Spring shades. everyday wear or tedious task of combing the treacherous Natural Color —Nearly every kind of a 6o sh £ chif and heavily wooded swamp at dawn and* Silk Pongee Regular $1.95 Valentine you could wish 2 ol e e 35c ya il S T ew Cretonne Sets fons for an impor- The negro killed the police officer C yd. $1 45 d :.‘ ove pncesit ref }' ai en- B : e tant evening,” $1.95 yesterday, after being arrested in a to- —All-silk pongee, espe- 45 yd. nes, novelty Valentines, : » * bacco warehouse for engaging in a game cially pretty and prac- —Plain and changeable e:::.—nf]ora céhudrgn, rrlegds, is the most you can o il tical for making under- taffetas in sixty or more thet Valance and Side pay for “Selma” Millard, ‘gear', wgme:‘:sagd chfl& golq&&ngts, éor therlovehly 2 Curtains Special : Th fled after the shoot a ren's dr s an ouftant ' dance _frocks, —_— silk stockings! and took Tefoge in the forests whoeoremsf i draperies. etc.; 36 inches wide. Materials for Makihg P every pair is full believed be was hifling duting the night, 5 Valentines at 25c, : Saihdoncd. Ths, sherit and, bk deputes varmed And Many Other Specials praspos, 1 [ * the negro must be brought back ailve. Kann's—Street Floor. . : —A full line of Valentine 1. Service 1weight, $135 I - pair. 3 pairs, $3.90. : ? :‘,?,‘,’,’,“,{:’,:{’,‘}:f;},’?p“}fgg;‘ —Three-piece séts of colorful cre- 2. Service weight with , S . tonnes—the newest and most attrac- pointidl thouls, $150 et e s tive draperies you can use for pair. Three pairs, $1.35. & Spring. Two side curtains and a . AllsilleChiffons, $1.50 center valance made of washable pair. Three pairs for i 1 cretonne, in the lovely Spring pat- $4.35. terns and colors. . Allsill Chiffons with A Two-Day Sale of Kann's——Third Floor. e iz A Special Sale of Toiletries . Allsilk Chiffons with 2 3 picot tops at §1.75 a e soie W || I TR e et et Simmons Beds Decorated DinnerSets ot $185 pair. 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