Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1936, Page 29

STEEL INSURGENTS FAIL IN PURPOSE Unable to See Company Officlals, They Submit Plan for Referendum. By the Assoclated Press. PITTSBURGH, September 10.—In- surgent employe representatives of the Carnegle-Tllinois Steel Corp. failed to get an audience with high officials after a meeting here attended by 25 delegates from 10 of the concern’s 27 active plants. ‘They then issued a statement last night saying they were mailing a re- quest declaring that since the com- ‘pany would not recognize them as spokesmen for its employes, it agree to a referendum to be conducted by a board named by President Roosevell. ‘The suggested question for the bal- loting was: “Do you favor the program of the Chicago - Pittsburgh Representatives’ Council for a fair living wage, arbi- tration, a 40-hour week, a weekly pay- roll * * * and a national wage scale agreement, under direction of the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee? “Or, “Do you favor the employe repre- sentation plan where the manage- ment concedes what it chooses, refers what it opposes to the waste basket, Tefuses an agreement * * *.” ‘The men had been elected in their respective mills along with the 399 selected by the company's 86,000 workers last June to represent them in their dealings with the concern. A company spokesman who said the men had made no engagement to see officials, who were out of the city, asserted the regular procedure under its representation plan is for the elected representatives to take up questions in individual mills after being authorized to do so by their fellow workers. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, little change in tem- perature; Saturday. showers and cooler; gentle easterly winds becom- ing southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- fow, little change in temperature; | Saturday, showers and cooler. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, little change in tempera- ture; Saturday, showers. West Virginia—Generally fair to- night and tomorrow; showers tomor- | row night or Saturday; cooler Saturday. | River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers ¢lear today. ' Revort for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees, Inches. i; 351 a3 Record for Last 24 Hours. m noon yesterday to noon todar.) _90. at 3:45 . yesterday. t. 71. at 5:30 am. today. Year Record Temveratures This Year. ighest. 105. on July 10 west. 0. on Januarv 23. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 56 per cent at 4 a.m. toaay Lowest. 34 per cent. at 3 p.m. yesterday. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) High Low 8un. today e 8un. tomorrow __ Moon. today.___ am. p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on @one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Weather in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Stations. ro. H'h Low.fall. Weath'r Abilene. _Tex. Albany, N. Y. Atlanta. Ga tiantic Cit altimo; Birmingham New...a Cream Deodorant which safely Stops Perspiration cannot irritate skin. No waiting to dry. Can be used after shaving. Stops perspiration instant- ly — removes odor from perspiration. A pure, white, greaseless. stainless vanishing cream. - ‘Just 25 at this very special price. Chiffons and spunlins THE EVENING. STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY No Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders WOMEN’S APPAREL Clearance! Fur Coats and Swaggers 3 Brown Lapoin S:ngagers. 2 Seal-Dyed. Coney Coats, sizes 14, 16 and 1. 1 size 16, 1 size 18 _ 1 Seal-Dyed Coney Coat, 820 1 Beaver-Dyed Coney size 18 e size 16 __ 1 Black L: 5 Seal-Dyed ney Ci size 20 ___ sizes 16, 18, 38 and 40 3 Beaver-Dyed Coney Coat, 2 Beige Lapin Swaggers, 2 size 16, 1 size 18 sizes 14 and 16 3 Black Lapin Swaggers, 3 Black Lapin Swaggers, 1 size 18, 2 size 20. sizes 14, 16 and 18 (Third Floor Pur Shop) Speciall 3.99 Black Sheer Dresses 169 in sizes 14 to 20 and 38to 4. Not every size in each style! 4Third Fioor. Thrift Shop) Uniform Dept. Specials! 75—Fancy Printed Broadcloth Servicettes in Robes _ SN smart Fall patterns; small, medium and l 19 14—Sample nd large sizes ___ . Pajamas ____ . ___ 30—79c Maids’ 5—3.95 Lounging Pajamas styles with plain hem e now 50—Fancy printed broadcloth smocks, artist's 6—10.95 Crepe models or full length. Now is the time Negligees to make your selections for Fall, Sizes 1 95 6—2.95 Play - Clearance! Negligees! 16—2.95 and 3.95 Cotton (Uniform Dept.. Third Floor) CLEARANCE! 3.50 to 5.00 Summer Foundations Form, Bien Jolie, and Warner, goes for $1. Ripple voile, mesh, and lace; uplift styles, lightly boned; tearose and white; sizes 34-44 o L 36—2.50 to 5.00 Girdles by famous manufac- turers in voile and mesh, side hook and 1 00 step-in styles, sizes 25 to 30 o All our Summer merchandise by famous manufacturers, such as Rite- $ I 22—195 Junior Fishnet Lastex Girdles by 1.00 Belfit, small and medium sizes (Corset Dept.. Third Floor) “Better Dress Shop Clearance 35—One-of-a-Kind 13.95 to - $10.95 to $16;95 Spring & Summer Coéts Only 17 left—and they’re grand buys. Pastels in sports and $ 5 semi-dress styles. Lined and unlined types. Odd sizes 11 to17. M Floor., Young Washingtonian Shop) Young Washingtonian Shop Clearance 11-7.95 to 1095 Lovely Evening Wraps in 3 m 17—17.95 to 10.95 Black and Brown Chiffon 5 95 black, white and pastels; sizes 11-15 “ and Sheer Dresses; odd sizes, 11-17 - 17795 to 12.95 Mousseline de sole, 295 15395 to 494 White and Pastel broidered Organdy Evening Dresses . Dresses; odd sizes, 11-17__. 25—595 to 7.95 White and Pastel Crepe Dresses, in one and two piece styles; 2 95 odd. sizes, 11-17_ I. e (Youns Washingtonian Shov. Third Floor) Coat and -Suit Clearance 14—Spring Dresses and Sports Coats, SPECIAL! 15 Spring Dress Coats in originally priced at $1695 to women’s and little women’s sizes, . 5 500 we have polced thein tor Friday . a) Ideal for wearing right now. Mostly o AR pac ey Y women'’s sizes in- the' dressier coats. v Misses’ and women’s in sports coats. . £ 6—10.95 to 16.95 Spring Dress Coats, women'’s sizes - ______________________________.. . ,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1936. Printed and solid cofors, V and squore necks, cap sleeves and sleeveless. Regulor sizes. (Lingerie Dept.—Main Ploor.) Other Lingerie Dept. Specials 50—89c Rayon Gowns in tel colors, full cut and long, rt r sizes..2 gor $1 40—1.59 Sheer Gowns in navy and du- bigle'n:et. bias cut and lopg, broken 8 B anties in white, broken 6 tor $1 15—$3 Handmade Silk Slips, bias cut and long, broken sizes W 30—Cotton Chemises and Slips, broken sizes, good values 39¢ 100—69c Silk Chemises and Dancettes, tearose, lace trimmed and tailored, broken sizes tor $1 2 25—1.69 Hand-Detailed White Panties fitted tops, broken sizes 99¢ 30—50c to $3 Panties, Bandeaus, Sin- glettes, made by a nationally known manufacturer we consist- ently adverti. every garment labeled. —-39¢ 10 1.69 $3 and 5.95 Net Evening Capes and Jackets 89¢ These lovely net capes and jockets are simply grand to slip over that very low-cut gvenmcv;nd S upochiclly mf"’tfiof it -is ge! coolish. are ruf ond fhred,dtom types. k'(on of m are in pastel shades, with o few and réd included. o (Neckwear Dept.—Masin Ploor.) Other Blouse and Neckwear Department Specials 12—$2 White Crepe Blouses, slightly soiled, 81 85—59c.to $1.29 Beach Coat Sets, linen boleros, organdy boleros, squares, blouses, ete. - --19¢ 150—$1 and 50c Summer Flowers. -29¢ 55—39c Net Turbans -19¢ 65—35c Handmade Brown Linen Hand- kerchiefs, orange and yellow ap- pliques (Neckwear Dept.—Main Floor.) 535 Prs. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose b LPE g B 132 prs.—1.35 Van Raalte Full-Fashioned Service-Weight Silk Stockings with mercerized tops, 3/2.30 __ 70¢ 126 prs.—1.35 to 165 Margy Full-Fash- ioned 2 and 3 Thread Chiffon Silk Stockings, 3/3.30. (Hosiery Debt.. Main Floor.) et you have for this fine quali boi:-:"“mmh‘ to is fine quali Satioaary. zg':'h’«nmum",mmm size. (Btationery Dept.. Main Ploor) Other Glove Dept. Specials 50 prs.—$1 Summer Gloves . . . final clearance 10¢ 14 prs.—1.50 Washable Doeskin Gloves, slightly soiled, broken sizes.--- 49¢ 75 prs.—1.98 Washable Doeskin Gloves._] 35 1.00 New Fall Gloves Specially Priced! Dent.. oor) 200 Pairs Fashion Mode Dark Colored Shoes $2.95 Regularly $4, this gives you a chance for :?.al bargain in shoes suitable for Fall wear! The colors are black, brown, and blue, the materials are kid, patent leather, and gabardine, the styles, straps, pumps, oxfords, step-in pumps. High and low heels, sizes 3%2-9, AAA to C in the group. Special— Boys’ Rugby Suits 2.95 Smortly tailored Rugby suits that will give hard wear for Fall. Sport backs in the double-breasted model . . . shorts full cut and lined for comfort. Browns, greys, and blue greys . . . sizes 6 to 10. (8econd Ploor. The Hecht Co.) . Younger Men’s Clothing 15—18.95 Younger Men’s Blue Cheviot 2-Trouser Prep Suits, sizes 17 t0 22.12 .88 8—20.00 Younger Men’s Prep O’Coats, sizes 20 to 22 12.88 12—6.95 Junior Winter O'Coats, sizes 3t 6 3 .88 16—8.95 2-Knicker Suits, sizes 8 to 16.__ 6,88 (Second Ploor. The Hecht Co.) 150 Boys’ Ties and Handkerchiefs +30¢ ‘These 79¢ ties and handkerchiefs in a variety of colors and patterns are reduced from our stock for quick clearance. Also, 180 pairs colored hose, 29¢ to 39 orig- 18¢, 5 for 8% Numerous other’ articles on our odd fot table. * (Besond Floer, The Hedht Co.) Children’s Shoe Specials 75 prs.—250 to 3.00 Girls’ and Boys' Oxfords—straps and sandals in white elk, broken sizes, 81/z 03 . 79¢ 50 prs.—3.00 Jr. Miss T-strap Leather sole Sandals, patent, brown and blue, narrow widths, 4 to 8 1 56 prs.—1.25 to 1.50 Conquest Keds, high sport shoes, genuine crepe soles, brown or white, 131/, to size 8 20 prs—3.00 Simplex Flexies Sandals, brown or white, broken sizes 81, t03.] 93 (8econd Floor. The Heeht Co.) Girls’ Underwear 28— 97c Bathrobes __ 4—1.15 Bathrobes 7—159 Bathrobes - 4—195 Broadcloth Pajamas 4—1.15 Jr. Silk Slips. - (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) Infants’ Specials 5—1.79 Hand-Embroidered Sheet and Pillow Case Sets in white 1—3.95 Pink Jar Set, slightly damaged__] 95 6—1.79 Tots’ Wool Plaid Bathrobes, sizes 3, 4, 5. 9—2.95 to 3.50 Infants’ Handmade Wool Bonnets,some angora; slightly soiled_] 94 15—1.95 Tots’ Linen Pique and Sheer Frocks, sizes 3to 6 8—3.95 Sterling Silver Feeding Cups for infants 5—159 Infants’ hand-sewn, in pink 5—59c Tots’ Nainsook Panties, size 4.. 39¢ 3—2.95 Tots’ Pique Frocks, sizes 4, 5 & 6.],59 5—3.95 Infants’ Handmade Christening Dress in white with pink or blue ribbon trim (Second Floor The Hecht Co.) Women’s Accessories Super Special! 50¢ $1 size of Isabey’s floral extracts at. half price! A :pxiurpuvchuc for Friday only and only while they last! Eight delightful fragrances: Oeillet (Carnation), Gardenia, Rose, Lilac, Jesmin, Sweet Pea, Violette, Chypre. Other Toiletries Dept. Specials $1 Trejur Single Powder Compacts 50¢ $1 Trejur 5-lb. container of bath salts, pine or gardenia. (Tolletries Dept., Main Floor.) F Street at “ARRID it 3 @l || Shop where it’s convenient—" fraguies, Mt ntarisne || Park where there’s room—Use 1o storse, s our enlarged Parking Lots. . 8, A, v A E Air.Cooled HECHT CO. .=