Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1931, Page 16

A-—-16 ELLIOT T0 SPEAK AT HYATTSVILLE [ New Labor Head R. A. DICKSON NI'(A‘EEI)! HOWARD T. COLVIN. Former Indlana Representa- . tive to Participate in Ex- ercises May 30. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star AYATTSVILLE. Md., May 11 - Rich- erd N. Elliot, assistant controller gen- eral of the United States and formerly a Ropresentative from the fifth Indiana district and chairman of the House Building and Grounds Committee, will | be the principal speaker at the annual, Qfemorial dsy exercises of Snyder- | ‘Memoria) Farmer Post No. 3, American Legion n(( Hyattaville, it was announced. Town Commissioners of Bladensburg | were given a vote of thanks for the do- nation of a flag for the Prince Georges County World War Memorial Cross at Fladensburg. The post. indorsed the mardi gras ball 10 be given by the Police Post of Washington, D. C 1, wax announced by Adit Orion o hat, the paid-up membership | (he Cantral Labor Union {5 vaising o R\‘“;fn:' wow 5 68, which ives HJhrrhfl funds for the District of Co- the largest membership of any post in the Southern Marviand district Harry Olson of Riverdale and C shariee | Smith of Berwyn, were admitted to| membership. ENGINEER IS KILLED IN WRECK OF TRAIN Tvo Passengers l{\lrt in Express ‘ i Crash Caused by Landslide. By the Associnted Prees POUGHKFEEPSIE. N A lsndstide, caused by rain, resulted i fl‘ih to the engineer and injuries n two ers Iast mgk;' hl\!thr wmbo\mflw fern express of the New !Wfl Oentral Mdflw’pfl‘ a derailed box ear and was wreck The accident ouurmt at Pitts Sid- Y. May 11 17 miles north of here. A boulder, hfinnd by & mass of mud, slid down an embankment and, crashed into & 1ine of box ears, knocking one car onto the main tracks Perry Wilson. 52 engineer, was in- stently killed when his head was eaught & hetween the engine and the derafled hix cars. He was a resident of Wood- N. ¥ e of the Western express . but not derailed Win- the passenger cars were broken. ‘The passengers were txansferred to a special train, which, after & delay of less than two houl’l.l continued t.he trip to DR. MICHELSON RITES SET FOR TUESDAY _Plans Subject to Change After Arrival of Daughters on > le to Pasadena. By the Assoctated Press Gl oL hody o rY, disd heve Saturdev, Will be buried Mountain View Cemsterv, Altade: lats Tuesday or Wednasday ‘under plans subject; to change after arrival of two Guughtcss are. ase. Phly are of m“md Mrs, Festus !gnux :vm.mm only by m:mhsn of M"fi and possibly a few close friends be held at the modest resi- dence ‘where the famed physicist prac- completed work suppiemen ?:h computation of the speed of Services will be in charge of Dr. G. Soares, pastor of the Union Liberal (Neighborhood) Church. At the residence today it was said that ho press notices of Dr. Michelson's are desired.” 7hat the hody might he cre- could mot. be confir ting | that detectives arrested five men for formeriv was hewd. of Tn partmens of the Universin TEXTILE LEADERS LAUD NATIONAL COTTON WEEK Observation lumug June 1 te Revive Buyere’ Interest in Produet, They Hope. Wy the Amsociated Press. MAOCON, Ga., May 11.- Hope tnai “National 'Cotlon week” will promote buying of the now depressed staple is ~xpressed Oason J. Callaway, presi- dent of the American Cotton Manu- facturers’ Association and a prominent textile manufacturer of Lagrange, Ga., and W. D. Anderson, president of the Bibh Manufacturing Co. here. The week has been proclaimed to be- gin June 1 by Secretary of Commerce Tamont in Washington. “Cotton never has been advertised properly,” Callaway said. “There are many uses for the staple, vet its con- sumption bas shown a marked de- crease. ‘The demonstrations that will be held during ‘National Cotion week, however, should serve o stimulate buy- ing interest and greatly benefit the South as a whole." Oallaway added that there “never has been & more economical time to buy ootion than the present.” described the week plan as & “‘nice way 10 call atéention to cotion.” “Ana it may belp the cotton farmer," he continued. “If something isn't done to help him, T don’t know what's going to happen to him.” THREE DROWN, BUT BOY SAVES TWO WITH BOAT| | | 18-Yesr-0ld Youth Rescuss Mother and Playmate From Capsired ‘Motor Boat. By the Aasociated Press. LAKEMONT, Ga. May 11.- Twelve- year-old Hilton Wall's mother apd a playmate were alive today because of his skill with a rowboat and quickness (1o act in an emergency. His heroic however, falled to save his efforts, fother, J. P. Wall, and Mr. and Mrs Sharon Griffin fiom drowning yesterday in Iake Rabun here. “The Walls and their 7-year-old son, Wrvin; the Griffins and their 10-year- ter, Edna, and John Simeton in a amall outboard motor it swamped. Hilton was rowing his boat 100 feet behind. He speeded to he scene of the disaster and ‘when pulled his mother, Mrs. Edna aboard and took them to shore. 58 mrl old, was chal the Atianta Democratic Executive Com mittes for 12 years, Amamuxor Pruldent Olub Qne 490 in taxec every year. Griffin, and famous yestaurant in Piceadilly, London, pays $55,000 in rents and 817 | R. A. DICKSON, | Who has been elected president. of “llyvh'n World War Memorial CIRL DISAPPEARS; POLICE MYSTIFIED IMystery Follows Series of I Four Unsolved Slayings | in San Diego. Ry live Adsociated Pross SAN DIEGO, Calif, May 11. Dis- appearance of a 17-vear-old girl pussled detectives today as evidence was as- sembied for an inquest into the death of Hazel Bradsbaw, 20, the fourth vic- | time of a series of slayings here recently. | Louise Kesler, a business college stu- dent. dropped out of sight Priday night. Police said her brother. A. 1. Kesler, expressing the fear she had been slain reported she had planned to go to a | motion picture show and a dance. Her parents live in Granite Quarry, N € Moss E, Garrison, 37, who surrendered following the finding of Miss Bradshaw's body in a park here eight days ago, faced questioning concerning the state- ment of a woman that she heard a | scream from the vicinity at 11:55 p.m. the previous night. Police said Garrison asserted he left Miss Bradshaw at her home, several miles from the park, shortly before midnight. The previous siayings of Virginia Brooks, 10; Louise Teuber, 17-year-old salesgirl, and Mrs. Dolly Bibbens, 35, & widow, have not been solved. LOOKOUT TRAILED T0 BANDITS’ LAIR Police Fnllnv Well ])m”pd Ad- vance Man for Rank Rohhers Wive Are Arrested By the Associated Prese Ay artoing s brief ‘case and Wears man, case wear- ing pince-nez glasses, who negotiated for loans was revealed by police today a3 the lookout and advance man for a gang of bank robbers. It was only after trailing this man hold-ups in this city, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Police said the pince-nez wearer was Robert Maple. And that the leader of the gang was Barney Niefleld. ‘P\:Tm others under arrest are James ey, Sam Ruben, and Joseph F. { Flynn. Police sav their leot totaled | ~lose 1o $200.000 They \ are ‘charged with the Gty Mational Bais of Bi uuseme lonal Ban ENGlNE'S 7- MILE RACE WITH DEATH IS FUTILE | Leaving Freight Cars Bebind, Five- man Rushes Stricken Trainman to Town in Locomotive. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va. Mayv 11.-leaving | behind & train of 90 freight cars, Fire- | man A. L. Folkes Saturday piloted an Atlantic Coast Line engine on a vain 7-mile race with desth. The long line of cars was detached and left standing on the main tracks when Engineer A. L. Johnson suffered a heart attack and Folkes rushed him 1o Halifax for medical attention. John- #on, & resident of Richmond, was alive when they reached the town, but died before a physician could reach him. | Officials of the raiiroad commended |the fireman for his action, explaining that since a dispatcher promptly was warned, abandonment of the train did not cause danger 0% a wreck Branded with the Devil but fit for the Gods for ANDWICHES ROWEST COST IN YEARS/ UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM Re/mlar I)plwery Over 100,000 families Tead The Btar ever day. The great ms- Jority have the delivered recul-rly eyery evening and Sun-~ day morning st & cost of 1% cents daily and 5 gents Sunday. 1t you are Aaking dvane ':f: of this Sular sovvice ad this Jow rate, {:lephone National 5000 mow snd service will start fomorro™ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1931 THE EVENING LET A&P MARKETS HELP YOU SAVE! QUALITY MEATS From the time of primitive man up to the present day fresh meat has been the key- stone of his daily diet. This week A&P Food Stores offer the follawing at very special prices in all Meat Departments. Auth’s Strip Krey’s Regular ; SMOKED HAMS Hslf or Whole— Ib. l 9° 12to 14 1b. aver. Center Slices, Ib., 35¢ BACON 4o 8 lhs, to the strip By the Whole or Half Strip | Fresh Ground Beef 29¢ | Roast Steak » 33¢ Steak » 35¢ Lean Plate Beef » 10c¢ Hillcrest Brand Frankfurters PURE LARD . A{‘P PEAs e o o" . % There’s an A&P Market com- veniently mear your home. Any A&P store manager will be glad to tell you its location, or Phone Po- tomac 1530. Ib. Bottom Round REGULAR LOW PRICES \Steak ». Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon ™ » |7c Sunnyfield Chip. Beef . « ™ ™= I5¢ Loffler's Skinless Franks . ™ 30c Grapefruit Juice . . 2 "= 25¢ Sunnyfield Pancake Flour 3 ™= 25¢ Sultana =i Syrup . l4¢ Sunnyfield Corn Flakes . 2 »= 3¢ Walker Hill Sweet Milk . 2 = 25¢ Whole Wheat or Rye Bread . 9c Top Round Lcfihh;i)s ». 49¢ Lamb,3 . 25¢ § or. fug 'FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Safeguard your health by including a portion of fresh fruits and ve‘d-ble- in your daily diet. We offer at | attractive prices . | Fresh - Green Kale - 3m 14¢c | g;ffiach 3 = 14c¢c ‘a“;een Peas . 3 20c 5w 22 | 2 bunch 33C | 2 bunches 25¢ Tiny Sifted SUNSWEET PRUNES Libby’s SAUERKRAUT SUGAR PEAS Standard | Fancy New Potatoes . . Quality | Fresh Asparagus . . . | Crisp Celery . . . . | Iceberg Lettuce 2 7 19¢, 2 2% 23¢ Fancy Stringless Beans . . 2™ 19¢ New Spring Onions . . 3" |0c | Red Radishes . . . . 3 suasilc Cooking Apples . . . .3m25¢ Fancy Bananas . . . . = 23c | TASTYEAST | Fancy Bunch Carrots . .2 busa11C| | Fancy Bunch th. zsc 17¢ 17¢ Chops » 39c¢ Full of mineral Serve 3¢ am eniree with roasts or cheps Just the size for the small family or couple—enough for a meal with ne leftovers N. B. C. Assorted DE LUXE N.B.C. BUTTER PRETZELS S:':,:.g..‘z.' The popular healthful confection, Encore Prepared Spaghetti For Use in Washing Machines, for Dishes “Soaks Clothes Clean” wum ECONOMY uuus‘ § ’/m//lummm [ITTTTTTTITINERRARANS AR Other A&P News on Page A-12 (Personal) We admit we haven't as many frills and folderols as lots of stores have. But frills come high in gro- cery stores, and we find we can sell better food at lower prices with- out them. Our regular customers look at it just about the same way we And so does every- body else who comes into an A&P Store with an idea of getting their money’s worth. “000“000000““000000“00”00000“ ENCORE MACARONI sr‘AGi'm'r'rl .Appetizing, Nutritious, Easy to Prepere AMERICAN CHEESE Rich and 2 l c Creamy Delicious Baked with Macaroni or Spaghetti 100000000006000000000000050006000006000 Packeae 2 mn 21¢ 3 = 40c PPOPOPPP00000000000000000000000000006 PPPPOPIPIVIPPNPIV000P00 9000000000000 0 An item A&P is proud to offer — most delightful o 1—2.1b, .:::-.':: Pkn z lc’ " pkg. 17¢ 27:.15¢3;2 = 19¢ 5¢ No. 1 size An assortment of N. B.C.’s finest cookies — nice to serve after the hridge party pks. .. Carion of lllof?ep,Vi-udVigor it Regular price, 3 hn, 10c With cheese Rt ull co-m 15%-ox. cans 3 Strictly FRESH EGGS Every Egg Guaranteed and Sure to Please Carton Wildmeres Sunnybrooks T 23¢,2 e 45c | 373 28,2 40550 | White Leghorns '3, dos 35(: CLOVER DALE LITH-A-LIMES America’s Livest Beverage 2 25c Made from Cloverdsle . Mimeral Wuhl‘ fruits, Lithe and eane sugar. Fancy Pasteurized Creamery Butter From the Nation’s Finest Dairylands from the Tub PRINT Portions Stores ABP’S LOW PRICES Nucoa Nut Margarine . . . .™17c Rajah Salad Dressing . . ‘= 10c White House Evap. Milk . 3"%2* 20c Prudence Corned Beef Hash . = 10 Campbell's Tomato Soup . In All Grocery Stores and Meat Markets Krey’s Regular SMOKED HAMS We invite your attention to the fine quality of these hams as well as the attractive low price. Half or Whole l 9'. 12to 14 1b. average 3=~ 23c anngless Beans, S+andard 3 met. ame 25¢ Standard Tomatoes, 4 o 25¢, = 10c Sultana RedBeans . . . 2% lle AUP’S LOW PRICES Morton's Salt, Plain or lodized, 2 *= |15¢ Alaskan Pink Salmon . . Fancy NavyBeans . . . . 3™ 9% Quaker Maid Ketchup . : CrispoFigBars . . . - . Hires' Root Beer Extract , Waldorf Toilet Paper . . Sparkle ;o Gelatin = . . 2fillcn-25c . wmue 15¢ 2w 25¢ . wite 226 4 o 230 e 20 ohgs. Scrvc Pun, Wholuomc GRANDMOTHER'’S t" BREAD 5 z l'/;-lb 15 Ask Qur Manag From the Morning Toast to the Late' Supper Sandwich Mild and Mellow 80'Clock »20c | Red Circle ».25¢ Rich and Full Bodied THE COFFEE TRIO er About A&P Coffee Service 1 Bokar . 29c Exquisite Flavor and Arome