Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1931, Page 29

CHACD PROGRESS e | = I3 GREAT IN DECADE Three Billion Dollars Spent Modernizing and Beautify- ing Metropolis. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 30.—Bombs and b\llle',s shot Chicago’s name into first- page headlines the last decade, but, the cny would have the world know, all g was just a noisome inci- Commerce Increased. While gangsters slaughtered each other for territorial “rights,” the city went about its business, increasing_ its erce and industry and spending more than $3.000.000,000 since 1920 to modernize and beautify itsel e “towering skycrnpers of the teens—the pride of their time—are dwarfed today by peaks of masonry and steel soaring 50 stories skyward. Scores of millions have been spent in the Loop alone, but the former strangle hold of p on Chicago's business district has been broken. Largest Building Outside Loop. * Outside the steel band of the down- town elevated railroad Loop have risen the $32,000,000 Merchandise Mart, thc world’s largest building as mce: t.he Furniture Mnrt the worlds rgest building; ‘the Stevens Houl the largest hostelry; the $80,- oonmw Union Station: the Chicago Stadium, seating 125,000 persons; the | o Palmolive Building, surmounted by the world’s most powerful aerial beacon; the Tribune Tower and the towering Chicago Civic Opera and Chicago Daily News Buildings. Amazing changs wrought in the out]ylng districts. Dozens of skyscraper hotels and apartments tower above old homes and bustling business districts have appeared where less than 20 years ago there was only swampland and pr mr AIRPLANES TO PROTECT NEW NICARAGUAN CANAL Special Defense to Be Part of Fleet Maneuvers Off Panama Near End of February. By the Anocl-ml Press. LOS ANGELES, January 30.—Ad- miral Wulllm V. Pratt, chief of naval wenfinns says defense of the projected icaraguan Canal by airplanes and lighter than air craft will be a part of fleet maneuvers off Panama the lattter part of February. The Pacific fleet will sail February 5 for Panama. Admiral Prltb sald last night the entire United States fleet would par- lfllcllp’a;; in war games in the Midpacific AUTOMOTIVE LEADER SEES AID FROM EXPORTS | Vice President of General Motors | Believes Foreign Sales Will Help Labor in U. 8. By the Associated Press; NEW YORK, January 30.—Jam llmmey vice ' president of Gonerai rs Corporation, said last night em- ployment of American workmen this el would be aided more substantially the yur before by shipments .nmd of American automobile prod- Whether 011;1 not anore-American cm;: outlet for American labor was certain to come. ST S CECIL DECLARES FOUR NATIONS DESIRE PEACE Russia, Germany, Italy and France Held Genuinely Against Making War. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Janu: uine desire for peace, Lord Cecil de- clared yesterday in the House of Lords during a debate on disarmam “In spite of lhc llngulge Whlch it times uus said, “the Russian rmed a desire for p(‘aCe neva. 30.—Russia, Gel be quite lnsmc if they rejected or opposed measures of disarmament even if those measures did not go so far as they desire. —_— Men wearing “plus-fours” are not ad- mitted to the Royal Paluce or the stables of the sacred white elephants in Siam. — PIE CRUST Four minutes only are needed to make pie crust with FLAKO. All that tedious measuring and mixing of ingredients is done for you and enough put in a package to make a 9-inch double crust pie, or two open face pies of the same size. The first package you try tells the story! Add Water to Flako— Your Pie Crust Is Made Have several packages of FLAKO on your pantry shelf ready for use. It will keep in a cool, dry place. Ask your grocer for FLAKO PIE CRUST today. FLAKO PRODUCTS CORP. New Brunswick, N. J. Endorsed by Good Housekecping Of Children Scored By Noted Educator By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 30— The modern parent who “c of Western Reserve University. He spoke at Logan Hall, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. Youngsters will not make con- fidantes of parents who take the attitude of a district attorney or judge toward them, 'the speaker asserted. He made a plea for less )nln(erence by the parent with the child, stating that chil- dren should not be “eternally be- littled,” but should be regarded as they wish to be regarded—as gTown-ups. It is all wrong to trv ln me! ke can hold court \\n.h }our (‘\uldr(’u on trial if you want to. But un- less they are feeble-minded, they'll learn what to say. You are going to lose their confidence en- tirely by any such procedure.” also have been | gattor. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals GETleG THE MOST SATISFACTION FOR THE AMOUNT EXPENDED loro (ALVERT (OFFEE HAs FLAVOR-- RICHNESS - stencrh-- o ALL THAT.IS NEEDED TO GIVE COMPLETE SATISFACTION 100% Pure Every Sip Delicious:, LISTERINE for COLDS SORE THROAT gargle with it EVERY 2 HOURS ' REDUCES MOUTH GERMS 98% ‘Reliable Peas THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931, | PURE LARD WILDMERE Strictly Fresh EGGS 2 - 49- 5 Bulk or Package SUNNYBROOK Finest Fresh EGGS ... 29- Fancy Creamery Cut Fresh From " WHERE ECONOMY RULES ™ s rerrr WA BUTTER the Tub, b, 33 2“"-656 Print Sunnyfield In %-Ib. portions 25¢ SALE VALUES Ju;t 2 more days to participate in this gigantic 25c sale. Check over every item and make your selections for purchase this week end. Pork and Beans “o i 4 < 25¢ Fancy Navy Beans 4 = 25c¢ Sparkle i Gelatin 4 5 25c¢ Standard Tomatoes. .4 o 25¢ | Evaporated Peaches . .2 ™ 25¢ Std. Stringless Beans, 3 % 25¢ | Sunsweet Prunes . ...2 ™ 25¢ A&P s Corn. .. ""‘ 25¢ Carrots and Peas. . . .2 & 25¢ Alaskan Pink Salmon, 2 el 17 Encore Macaron’ American Cheese Sunnyfield Pancake. .3 = 25¢ A&P Pure Maple Syrup % 25¢ Quaker Crackels . . . .2 »= 25¢ Puffed Wheat . . ... .2 »s 25¢ e Blue Rose Rice 4 v 25¢ | Gold Dust e 25¢ Del Monte Raisins .. 3 ne 25¢ California Prunes “I55” 3 = 25¢ P&G Soap 7 cias 25c¢C Minute Tapioca C&C Ginger Ale .. .2 wue 25¢ gpn:lghelli 4 Bl 25c Ib., 25¢ Prudence %' Hash. = 25¢ Cigarettes ©m ks sk 2 e 25¢ and Chesterfield pkg. Ivory Soap ..... - 29¢ White Naphtha Regular Low Prices Sultana Red Beans. .. .3 ‘& 20c Del Monte Spinach Whole Beets Mixed Vegetables Bean Hole Beans. . . . Ritter’s Tomato Juice. . Chum Salmon Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 =~ 23¢ Del Monte Sli. Peaches. .= <» 14¢ Sultara Sli. Pineapple. . = <= 21¢ Sunnyfield Corn Flakes, 3 »+- 20c Mello Wheat Encore Noodles 3w 20¢ A&P Quick Oats 2 sm ws. ] 5¢ Argo Corn Starch Cocomalt Dromedary Dates. 77, med. cans 256 .3 = 25¢ Uneeda Bakers BRI VIR IRV PR WP TR v DXL IRV FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES 15 ORANGES For the Regular Price of a Dozen 23 3= 29c FANCY BANANAS 027 FANCY GRAPEFRUIT 3fr17c 2 15¢ Cooking Apples. .. .4 » 25¢ { Florida Tomatoes. . .2 » 25¢ Tangerines . ... «= 17¢c, 23c E]Ehcal’blzafe & w17 a o Potatoes .... 5™ 17c Em!)eror Grapes . ... » 15¢ Fresh Spinach 3 . 25¢ Eating Pears- 2 bunches 15¢ Fancy Beets Fancy Lemons 2 bunches 15¢ Fancy Carrots .. 2 ™~ Yellow Onions 0Old Potatoes 10 - 29¢ ICEBERG LETTUCE - 2 s 15¢ NEW FLA. CABBAGE Med. Size Del Monte Peaches ni- @ H h Halves in 3 i California Peaches ":-. - Ann Page Preserves - Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon ;> 17¢ Now its golden yellow and NUCOA fl et Sunnyfield Chipped Beef . LOFFLER’S Sausage Smoked Shoulders " Crispo Coconut Bars SODA CRACKERS = Lv. §e . 3*7e | Fremtin T T TR CCRRU R LRGN Still Lower Coffee Prices! This is our fourth reduction following the decline in market prices on these nationally known quality coffees in recent months. Here is an- other manifestation of our policy of alwass glvmg our patrons the bene- fits of our savings in buying. *8 O'CLOCK “RED CIRCLE *:z.” *BOKA 2L This is a reduction of 12¢ a pound, an average of more than 309, on these famous A&P Coffees within the past 15 months. Exquisite Flavor 1/2.“, and Aroma Mid and Mellow 1. 23¢ re. 2%7¢ « 33¢ Ask the Manager of your nearest Food Store about A&P ffee service . for booklet: “How to gtc a S-tuf-clory Cup & 17¢ EVAPORATED MILK; | White House, 4= 15¢;25 15¢ Borden’s . . 25 9¢3 3. 25¢ Carnation . . 257 9¢3 Sweetened CONDENSED MILK Can l9c — EAGLE ] Ju25¢ r 2 = 39¢ 50c¢c 19¢, 21¢ b 33¢ . 20€C 15¢ S . 25€ . 15¢€ b 25C 15¢ largest its natural color Regular Low Prices Kraft’s Cheese. . i 12¢ 42 21c Gelfand’s Mayonnaise.. ‘s 20c Vitamont Dog Food Gelfand’s Ham-N-Naise. ' 23c Select Horseradish. . . . . wi 12¢ Cooked Hominy .-....... == 10c Kreme Whipt Honey. . . . ‘a3 29¢ Crane’s Apricot Honey. . = 25¢ Walker Hill Sweet Milk. . . « 13¢ Chevy Chase Sweet Milk. . « 15¢ Schneider’s Rye Bréad . . i 1lc Dorsch’s Split Top Bread. w:: 9c Bond Bread .........."%" 13¢ Hostess Pound Cake...........™ 30c Cook’s Pound Cake. . . ... » 23c Fleischmann’s Yeast .. . ..... < 3¢ Nutley Nut Magarine. . ... » 19¢ Bread and Butter Pickles. ., »* 23¢ MeecmSmaMeaS M S S a SV S SV S LSV IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS FRESH KILLED CHICKENS Roasting Stewing LB. 33c End Pork Chops. .. Center Pork Chops. . . Fresh Shoulders Fresh Ground Beef .. ™ 23c Plate Beef Tender Beef Liver . . . ™ 25¢ Breast of Lamb . . ..2 ™ 25¢ Shoulder Lamb Roast . ™ 23c ¢ =10 ». 25¢ n 18¢ Loin or Rib PORK ROAST 17 Shoulder Lamb Chops. ™ 27¢ Shoulder Veal Chops. . ™ 31c Select Veal Cutlet . . .. ™ 57¢c Breast of Veal...... ™ 19¢ Sunnyfield Sli. Bacon * ™ 17¢ Adams Scrapple .... » 15¢ Vitalac Cheese .. ...... ™ 18¢ Sauerkraut .. 2= 15¢ o eeree e Lean Smoked SHOULDERS 15¢