Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 40

F C-8 THE EVENING._ STAR, WASHINGTON, e A Columbia Chapter of the American Red B G, FRYIDAY, F. D. McKINNEY ELECTED COLORED MASON LEADER DECEMBER 12, 1930. GETS T20DAYS INJAIL o sigeis e o v e IN SHOPLIFTING CASE | Pendkerchir from v depasiment's HOME ‘HYGIENE CLASS | Tt s, tha IN.I.U BREAD PR'BES Orders issued to officers by the Bu- lnepds of the curriculm and the current problems of individual and family life Association Pledges “Fullest Co-operation” in Justice De- partment Investigation. The sanction of the American Bak- ers’ Assoclation was given today to the investigation of relative bread prices now being made by the Department of Justice. Volunteering the “fullest co- operation” in the inquiry, Henry Stude of Chicago, in a telegram to Attorney General Mitchell, expressed the hope that the department may include the actual purchase of bread in open mar- Xets as the source of its data rather than reliance on reported prices, Text of Stude Message. Stude’s telegram follows: “The baking industry courts the full- | est investigation of bread prices. It| hopes the investigation will include| purchase of bread in the open market | from all sources as a b of fact every city of importance has bread a low price, also ot who want different variety, service. “Consumers’ tastes are not all foods are not alike: all not alike. If each com bread at di ing a low price served. To reduce a common level would adjustment in wa ployment, reduce mption of milk, shortening and ot rm products, Boston Figures Cited. “May we remind you of Boston, where reported figures were 8.8 cents, but the | Governor's commission found the av- erage to be 7.02 cents, a reduction of 1.78 cents. We believe this condition prevails generally throughout this | country. “The desire of 20,000 bakers to sat- {sfactorily serve 20.000.000 housewives | keeps alive keen. open competition. Your agent is now examining records in this office with the unanimous pledge ©f co-operation from our board.” | Marine Corps Orders | | The following changes are announced: Brig. Gen. John H. Russell on De- cember 14 detached Headquarters Ma- rine Corps. Washington, D. C., to San Diego, Calif. Maj. John Dixon on reporting of relief detached from duty as division | Marine officer, Battleship Division 5, | Battle Fleet, U. S. S. West Virginia, to Norfolk Navy Yard. Portsmouth, Va. Maj. Edmond H. Morse detached | Reserve Regiment, Chicago, Ill., duty as division Marine officer, Battle- ship Division 5, Battle Fleet, U. S. S. | West Virginia, to report not later than January 3. Maj. George W. Van Hoose detached Headquarters Department of the Pa- cific, San Francisco, Calif., to Parris Island, 8. C, via the U. S. S. Hender- #on, scheduled to sail from San Fran- ¢cisco, Calif., on or about January 13. First Lieut. Pierson E. Conradt de- t'-chzd Pensacola, 8. qual Fla, to Quantico, | — . . Capt. Brown, aged 100, who saw Flor- ence Nightingale during the Crimean War, has died at Wallasey, England. | IEET T Continuing All SA BETSY ROSS A Sizes 3 to 10 AAA to EEE DRESS FOOTWEAR A NS Sizes 213 to 8 AAA to C CHILDREN’S ?, S. S. Tillman about December 13 to U. reau of Navigation, Navy Department, under date of December 9: Ensign Leonard V. Duffy detached U. 8. 8. Augusta. Construction Corps.- Lieut. Robert Velz (C. C.) detached officer "in charge branch inspection office, Cleveland, Ohio, about Decomber 20 to duty as inspector of Navy mate- rials Pittsburgh district, Munhall, Pa. Warrant Officer, Chief Radic Featherston d about December Lakehurst, N. J. Deaths. Lieut. Peter Hanley, U. S. N., retired, died November 1930. Ensign Gordon Vernon Conway, U. S. N., died December 4, 1930, at Nav Hospital, Pensacola, Fla, DISTRICT SUES UTILITY Seeks $1.95§ Dmave Fire Truck-Trolley Crash. t of Columb r $1,989.71 hed U. S. S. 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