Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 29

REPANY REFUSES | ‘TOHELP ZEPPELIS| Government Declines to Grant Mail-Carrying Li- cense for Airships. Special Dispatch to The Star. BERLIN, November 25 (N.AN.A).— Reports lately that four new Zeppelins I‘vulfl be bufl(. and that two would be American ownership have attracted -m-nuan (hroughflut the world. So far 2n be estabiished, these are only re- Several versions have been given of stated that German capltal would vmmgly participate in the establish- ment of a German-American company for setting between the United States and Europe. The Hamburg-American Line and the Darmstaedter and National Banks have been mentioned in this connection. One thing is certain-—-the money will | come out of public funds. ~Only the other day the German minister for communications refused to come to an agreement with the Zeppelin Co. for . MNeensing the airships as mall carriers, on the ground that experience has shown they are not yet adaptable for At Critical Moment. ‘Whatever may be the final upshot of these negotiations with American en- urprlse the crucial fact is that they are being conducted at the most critical moment in the whole history of airship development here is something odd in the dis- eoverv that the consensus in Germany & not. give a favorable verdict on lhe future of airship development. fact emerges from numerous mquhles made during the recent meeting in Ber- lin of the German Scientific Associa~ tion for Aviation, as well as from a sounding of opinions of the aviation correspondents of the German press. Of course, these opinions are not z:nly stated, for the simple reason t criticism of an outstanding na- tional achievement, of which Germlny Justifiably is proud, would smack of in gratitude. ~ On the other hand, the Present German generation is so tech nieal-minded that nme qummm are Tegarded quite objectivel Applre;flyiolle m\ht not have the m! n approaching the prob- lem of the future of aviation. Matters change with such startling rapidity. Dornier's urut achievement with his ng boat DO-X, the first mm-esxful flight of Junkers aifplane G-38, the potenu-mm of the tailless -lrphne undoubtedly have reacted upon the air- new Zeppelins, Ilnnn An Un!ncr-bh. After flight raf pelin, bellel 1n the ullllty ot the air- was at its highest. The world was dllfl!d by the feat. All the plans which led to the present negotiations origi- nated subsequent to this flight and were ly inspired it. comp‘n flw fact that _flll flights of ll” he only succeeded in renewing the insurance for 1930 by agreeing to h!che T rates, A d!cl.llve ments is thy these develop- company, acting passenger agent, hld sold (3000 lIckeL‘; for flighlfi within he Reich. After the war the contract vu renewed and 2,450 booked for the Bodensee before tth dlrlllble was handed over to Italy in Details of Ship Are ml& Detalls of Dr. Eckener's new ship, 1.2-182, are now lvnuan‘e 1t will be of the fish-form type, with & gas ca- ity of lsom cubic meters. Its will be 237 meters and its maxi- mum diameter 38 meters. 1 be 140 kilo~ with eight 600- honrpower s m enmnes ulvlng the vessel an ted 5] about rable circumstances, munlntlc service cannot be started . Before this date the coml urvlee at l-n Inr malls, probal ive become & regular feature ox ocean (Copyright, 1029 by Morth Ameriean News- Germany is warklnxonnplmwunk its varione waterwa; 'WE DRY CI.EAN “00“ Prarsciive 00 $ 33k g Call ?-um-e 3900 LLAR cumno CO 1731 7th St. N.W. 'PERPETUAL | BUILDING | ASSOCIATION | PAYS 5% *Compounded Semi-Annually Assets Over $20,000,000 Surplus $1,000,000 | Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. || JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y Ark., ',nl'all‘nl for Art Rheu- d Nfllrlfla. A New York ital's Clinical Test on & numbe: chronic patients brought splendid alts, and the record is set down in Illfly re d booklet, We shall be 1t you nm. relief, you owe it to ¥ gourself to learn more ahout this fa- mous health water, Phone or write i iiaasaist L3 B3 up a regular airship service | for further information, Met. 1062. Mountain Valley Water .__H_MMH‘—_ THE EVENING STAR, \;"ASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1929. Fruit Cake for Thanksgmng Don't overlook serving your hmfly that expected fruit cake on Thanksgiving. For those who bake their own we offer every ingredient to make the best, and for those who buy theirs bakery made, "Hostess Fruit Cakes ™ 98¢ %= $1.95 National Fruit Cakes e $1.75 % $3.95 Cook’s Fruit Cake .’..L' 69c 3.3 $1.65 Orchard Fruit Cakes . 49c % $3.25 When buying your Th-nhgwm( needs remember the low price is still in effect on— OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE - 35 We Can’t List All the Good Things in Big Type Don’t Forget Campfire Marshmallows . ..."™ 25¢ to Buyl “Sanico” Mayonnaise, 8-°% bot- 19¢ Bell’s Lea & Perrins Sauce — Jacob’s Mushr: 30 55 39 Se i acob’s Mushrooms, 30c, 5S¢, 39¢ Areuny) Pecan Halves, in glass P{:’ 8c Walnut Melh CATSUP Libby’s Ri Hl:i.:: AL Selected and Guaranteed “Sanico’”” Eggs 55¢ Campfire Marshmallows ™ 250 Green Bag Coffee . Was Never Better Del Monte Pulen(ol Queen Olives White House CIDER Pasteurized ar 49c¢ Canada Dry 3 Ginger Ale ..... Carton of 1 Dozen Clicquot Club Ginger Ale...... Hunt’s Supreme 23c¢ Swans Down Per Cake Flour .... Gold ‘Medal Per Cake Flour ......... Pk Del Monte No.1 Ripe Olives®™ ™ ]2¢ Ta Ribbon Sour Red Per Pitted Cherries...... Tin Snider’s Pitted Per Red Cherries Jar Welch’s Per Grape Juice """ 29¢c Quart Flako (Ready Mixed) Per Pie Crust Pkg. Diamond Brand e Lot Budded Walnuts 1> King Cole Bright Per Washed Brazils Lb. Paper Shell Superba Georgia Pecans ..... Italian Prunes Del Monte Fruit B b ckied Tomatoes ™ 12€ Pure Pork Sausage.. White, House le 49 c N ale Cioer o= 200 i 69 25¢ 23¢ 35¢ 35¢ 35¢ 25¢ Philips Original 40¢ 32 25¢ 15¢ 49c . 40c 75¢ | Begins the buying for the holiday dinner. Tomorrow We offer in all Il;,g]\ Wiggly and “Sani- tary” stores a wonderful assortment of Fruits and Fresh Vege- tables, representing with few exceptions the entire line of products procur'xhle in America fresh from the fields and gardens. Took ovar the list, then at your earliest convenience visit the nearest “Sanitary” or Piggly Wiggly and scleet from the fine displays for your holiday dinner. Almost every one wants cranberries at this season of the year. We offer the Per 20 Iceberg Lettuce from California Fancy Iceberg ILettuce from California for the salad course. 2 er:rds 2 5c Small Heads, 10c Cranberries— very best quality cranberries— Special Today, Tomorrow and Wednesday - Fancy Crisp Celery fr(l)rnalnfltc t:llfllz ollflf\-l((y‘lh((l‘l‘lmc f‘lfler\)\ 2 Stf:lrk’ 2 5c York Imperial Apples From nearby sections of Vir- Lbs. sginia, West Virginia and Penn- § c sylvania. or Again we say see the wonderful displays of Fruits qad Vegetables in our stores. : 2 bunches 150 @ Boxed Apples Except Deliclous Variety York Apples Stayman Apples. . . . Fancy Lemons D’Anjon Pears ..... Fancy Carrots . . New Cabbage Old Cabbage Local Rutabagas Emperor Grapes. . . . Porto Rican Reasonable prices Sweet on fancy Oranges, Tangerines, Grape- fruit, Bananas, Co- Potatoes | = swwie | Potatoes 4 19¢ | =™ 14%19c See Our Spcial Meat Advertisement on the Opposite Page Enjoy America’s Finest Quality Butter Land Q’Lakes SWEET CREAM Butter When you serve Land O’Lakes you are assured of serv- ing the finest quality sweet cream butter sold. 99¢ “Sanitary’”’ Butter &0 In the Familiar Red Cartons Carton ef [ 4” Prints 50c Sliced Breakfast Bacon Fancy A-1 Smoked Hams 1 Fert bbb bbbt 34 4i 440000040449 90 44490000005 40300 11 0PPIFEILEL LI 0444404040 444499 All “Sanitary” & Piggly Wiggly Stores Will Be . CLOSED All Day Thursday And Will Remain OPEN LATE WEDNESDAY Stale Bread Many of our patrons will | want stale bread for turkey | dressing — we suggest you | buy several extra loaves to- | day—then they will be right | for use with Thursday's Turkey Fresh From Our Own Bakery “Sanico” Bread Baked in Eight Varieties Split Top, Round Top, Sandwich, Raisin, Whole Wheat, Whole Wheat Rai- sin, Lnl| Boy and Extra | Begin the Meal Wllh Campl;;ll s Soup Consomme, Boutllnn uumn- Cel Pes | An Important Meal i Often Slighted H Breakfast A good breakfast is never more appreciated than on a holidsy morning when one may eat leisurely. R S — “Sanico” Eggs 17 55¢ Campbells Selected and Guranteed I T.m.(. 31'““ 25c Pineapple Jui > T For those who find butter teo “Sanico” Bread B -x.n--in l.-r cooking, try. | ot e e FirstPrizeMargarine ‘. Marmalade . 30¢ ‘ {;r 25 c Glen Resa Brand | Sliced Bacon * ™ 17¢ Sun Maid Raisins, 5 1215¢ : Faney Quality ity Apricots. ...™ 29 | “Sanico” Coffee T 43¢ QS::Lgloet";nlu p | “I's Decldedly Beiter” H (hrn) 20c; (;‘I-) 35¢ I 5:'-‘.' " Cream T 12¢ | Dro.fllny Coce’nut P*# 13¢ Baker's Co'nut = ISc 17¢ Hipolite White Marshmallow Creme 10s Per 18¢ Y2 Pint Pint Other Good Things to Eat “Sanico” Pancake .3 *= 25¢ | Log Cabin Syrup . %™ 27¢, 52¢ Cu'peller s Fresh Figs, ' 10c Tuna Fish. . . ."" 20c Domino Sup’fine Sunr, e Q¢ Walter Baker’s Ch:colln'l’:, E ~~ e 8- Bulk Dill Pickles. . .3 ™ 10c Jello Richardson’s After Dinner Del Monte Aspargg\u-.— 3 Picnic Tips....." 17¢ Del Monte Aspangu 2 Colos’l Green Tips " 28¢ “16c 3 Trusty Friend Sweet Peas ... Del Maiz Corn— 3 “A New Variety” Ne. % Sise Tin Snider’s : 2 * Rosebud ‘Beets. .™ 24c Silver Lake : Whole Cherry Beets..... Tm Hunt’s Supreme * Yellow Cling,l’eadm.. - Ocean § Cranl rrySauce firomed : GoldenDatu........... Honey Dew Sliced Lg. Hawaiian Pineapple, ~ Tir Honey Dew Crushed Hawaiian Pineapple. ... No.2 7]/2(: i 19c 43¢ for Honey Dew Pineapple Juice... Honey Dew Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple Old Homestead Per Mincemeat............ Lb Social Club 2.1b. Mincemeat . . . . Jur Richardson & Robbins Per Plum Pudding......... Te Sentinel Chief o ‘ . % 10c: Blue Ridge Per - Succotash ; " Tin 29¢ i | | | 1 | i -| [ \ \ \ \