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T. WONG Executive Vice President of Liberty Bank we tcholeheartedly endorse NEAL S. BLAISDELL Mayor of Honolulu it has my enthusiastic support' BOB ALLEN Executive Vice President of Hawaii Visitors Bureau it's part of the charm of Hawaii' THOMAS LAU President of the Honolulu Stock Exchange it's in the spirit of the State' Businessmen Mack 'Aloha Friday Plan i tions from all executives contacted. Each has issued a directive encouraging the wearing of casual attire every Friday working day. Many firms allow it every day throughout the summer months.

"There are so many kinds of aloha shirts made today," said Tanaka, "that every man can find the dustry. Many firms still make only Aloha shirts," Foster said. Weather forecast for the summer months ahead: Cool and comfortable. At least on Fridays. ture postcard image of Hawaii.

"Aloha shirts launched long ago in Hawaii are now worn all over the world. These shirts represent a large proportion of the entire local garment in-. CVV iiiv By HOPE DENNIS Fashion and Benuty Editor Men- of Hawaii arise! You have nothing to lose but your buttoned-d own shirts! With this clarion call the Hawaiian Fashion Guild inaugurates "Aloha Friday" and invites every Island male to join a summertime version of the T.H.I.F. Club. (Thank Heavens It's Friday.) The plan: put the men in aloha shirts each Friday until Labor Day.

Enthusiastic endorse-ments have poured in from government, industry and from businesses big and little. The Guild committee headed by Ray Tanaka reports that the idea has met with delighted reac type he likes. For the conservative taste, Hawaii manufacturers produce an excellent selection of handsome sport shirts in white and solid colors. "There are short and long-sleeved models, many kinds of collars, the popular shirt-jac style, pull-over and jacket lengths with side slits. As for prints, Hawaii began them and Hawaii has been producing them." "Island people wearing Island attire are a picturesque part of Hawaii," reminds Bill Foster, president of the Hawaii Fashion Guild.

"Everytime we wear the bright and colorful clothes our industry makes, we are not only helping support the industry, we are all contributing to the pic Sri''. ieft ''fr-. i 0' V- i hi i 1 nJti' py E. A. SCHNEIDER President of the Bank of Hawaii happy to encourage it" Here's How To Get Instant Ice Water M.

L. RANDOLPH President of the Chamber of Commerce a commendable effort' By HELOISE Use cleaning fluid to re refrigerator a day or two (or if you have some left over), try mixing the mashed potatoes into it. Man alive! Remember that mashed potatoes are full of air, and do they lend lightness to potato salad! Heloise i r. ii i Dear Heloise: While on a trip last week, we had to travel over a freshly-tarred section of the highway. Some tar spattered around the door of the car.

Leave it to me to brush against it when getting out at our next stop. My lovely suit Is ruined unless you can advise me how to remove the tar. Madeline move the tar. Work from the back side of the material (after scraping off as much as possible), laying the damaged spot on clean, white cloth and changing positions when it becomes soiled. Always be sure to spot test, and to follow instructions and cautions on the container.

Heloise MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1865 Dear Ladies: Let me give you a quick run-down about leftover mashed potatoes! Even if you have only one spoonful, do not throw it away. Not only can it be dropped in pancake or waffle batter, etc. But! When you make potato salad with your original recipe, and it is kept in the but useless, baby gift), slit the cases about half way up each side and use them as a slipcover for the back of baby's high chair. The plastic used in many high chairs is easy to clean, but very uncomfortable on a wee one's shirtless back on hot days. If you make two or three of these covers, you can pop them into the laundry as often as necessary, and baby will have a much more comfortable chair in hot weather.

It's so simple, but a great help. Pat Pellicane Dear Heloise: Fishing rods now come in a cellophane tube, and I find these tubes suitable to put on a car radio antenna! This keepi the antenna from becoming rusty if you live in crrtrin parts of the country. The cellophane does not interfere with the reception at all. Candy Bob P.S. Using leftover mashed potatoes to mix with "gummy" chopped potato salad is another answer! Sometimes we all make flops, eh? Or, try boiling a few more potatoes, dicing, and adding them to a lot of leftover mashed potatoes.

It's a la terrific! Dear Heloise: For ice cream in a hurry without the bother of ice trays I put a clean, slim plastic container (such as some liquid soaps come in) more than half full of water in the freezing compartment of my refrigerator and leave overnight. Generally, the water freezes solid. When we want ice water, we just put tap water into the plastic container, slosh it around a couple of minutes, and, bingo there's our ice water! This container fits into the door rack of most refrigerators, and the block of ice will last most of the day (depending upon the usage) while a like container is freezing. It eliminates the fuss and bother of fixing cold, instant drinks, too. Reader Dear Heloise: If you have baby pillow cases (an all too frequent, fashion salon beautiful summer calk, CD ryo I chiffon ft jiv.

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