Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 193Y. = X Applies to District Supreme Court for Injunction Against Government Prosecutors. G. Bryan Pitts, formerly chairman of the board of the F. H. Smith Co confined in District Jail pending peal from a l4-year sentence Court today Assistant Al General Nug ant Neil Bu W Giie s & Rouer Marshal s E. Cunni Supreme FRANK MORRISON. labor was laying final plans he expos I\mn and fair to be the benefit of the Dis- . Un o “trect and Florlda avenue ne ents were being completed committee mecting of Building today games and ml e m!m - TIMBER INDUSTRY BRITISH MEMORIAL MUST AIDITSELF TOU.S.NAVY UNVEILED Lamont Tells Conscrvahon i Board Control Must Come Sir Ronald Lindsay Voices Hope From Within, for Increased Co-operation in “tribute to tF 4 K ayE e ol et o f rain, the ex Amer Francis Adams. accepted the me T B choed it hmbm ANALYSIS OF LINCOLN BY BRILL IRKS WOMEN Letters Protest His Statement U. S Civil War President Was Schizoid-Manic, CROSS-U. S. PLANE LANDS Flight Made to Show Safety of Fast Journeys. PITTSBURGH. Ju il Railroads Ask Review. Southern Pacific elapsed time of | requir » fo construct a_ union Sttion on il plaza in Los Angeles. AMBER AMBROSIA” ... Iced HOUSE of LORDS TEA N THE high mountain plateaus of the Orient the sun shines tropic hot— but down from the eternal snows above come cooling breezes to temper the heat— and here the world’s choicest teas are grown—teas that for thousands of years have served the mystic calm that 7s the Orient. From these high mountains come the fine teas that are so perfectly blended for your delectation and m..-m. "o TJ'S'@ satisfaction in America’s oldest and < . finestblend=HOUSE OF LORDS Tea. | HOUSE ™ LORRS H=TEAZ MOUNTAIN GROWN IN 'nu: ol |tnr ForR BUTTER or FOoR WURST —or for bread or vegetables or cheese or fruits or for any other groceries, there’s an A&P Food Store conveniently near you who are planning for two to live as cheaply as one. A&P FOOD STORES are the nation’s foremost purveyors of quality foods, ' courteously served at prices that represent REAL SAVINGS. 1 PR 101 IIEIIAAAAANNNDRAN IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES GENUINE SPRING LAMB Fancy California - FANCY LEG ROAST PLUMS Sultana Lb. 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