Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1931, Page 11

L THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1931. CLERGY FILM FEES SCORED BY CHURCH qr— um 759 Religious and Social! @“ Ls T'"G 0 Workers Said to Have Had i A5 B ; Financial Relations. NN =R/, } o PG ANITA RN = Prepared to Supply Your Daily and Holiday Needs— In addition to supplying your evefyda;y needs . .. we are. prepared to fill your every want in holiday items. ' s, U =~y 7 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. June 29.—Payment of fees to clergymen by the motion plr-‘ . No. 2 ture industry was criticized today in & report by the department bf research end education of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. Specifically mentioning the motion | picture producers and distributors, of | which Will H. Hays is president, the | report said that the treasurer of the | producers had made sworn statements | that he pald expenses and fees to| many members of religious and_social organizations; in the case of 52 per- gons expenses incurred in conferences or addresses were paid by the Hays organization. “Some very liberal pay- ments of expense accounts have been made,” continued the report. Charge Favor Sought. “Much of the time and strength of | the Hays organization seems to have | been given to cultivating persons of in- | tluence, gaining the f )t organtza- | tions and seeking to clear the road of | legislative or other obstacles to its | program.” The report charges that many of the | %50 persons connected with religious or social organizations had financial relationships with the Hays group in 1928, 29 and '30 Writes to Bishop. Hays, in a letter to Bishop s J. McConnell, president of the I Council, defended his organ- He wrote: “I know of no greater force than education in raising the standards of public appreciation.” The motion picture industry would always weicome criticism. he added Mr. Hays said that in regard to the picture “King of Kings." he refused to accede to the demand of the Rev George Reid Andrews, chatrman of the Church end Drama Association. All Day July 4th Open Friday Night Del Monte Peas . . . 40c H“nt,s Small 49c Green tins No. 2 tins Until 10 O’Clock Every man in out stores will be gratified for your co- opertion in making it possible for him to enjoy a full holiday. Anticipate your needs and shop Crown Brand Sardines .. Del Monte Sardines . Oil or Mustard Sardines, Zion Fig Bars . Lang Pickles % Queen Olives . %W 10c, Sanico Jelly (5 flavors) Yo, « 25¢ early. .= 10c j Sadlge |- 2 tin Q¢ | 2'%=25¢ i B .= |0c Asparagus..2 FREE. ore mckare o JNEEDA BISCUITS With | Underwood’s Ham pevitea, 2 Harmony Brand Peas . Sanico Grape Juice . . .« 29¢ Lux ToiletSoap . . . . 3« 20C med. tins No. 2 tin Children . . . Home and Hungry! 25¢ 10c ~ GINGER ALE 34 e 815 a Dozen Stock up at this price. Hot nights are at hand, when guests and home folks appreciate iced drinks. Canada Dry Orange . 3w~ 50c Canada Dry Lime . . 3 wue 40c White Rock Water . . 2w 35¢ National Ginger Ale . 10c “"59¢ Budweiser »u |6¢c; Schlitz e |0c Abner Drury Brew . 6 e 25¢ Coca Cola & Sodas . b contents 25 Strawberry Preserves . .’ Bread and Butter Don't miss this savings on these fine pickles. i ) Tuesday and Wednesday Peter’s Chocolate J5-pound cake. . Special! Pickles e w2 =R38c . a flavor all their own. Wahat could be better for them than health-giving, body- building, wholesome peanut butter sandwiches? - SANICO PEANUT BUTTER and 2 c KRISPY CRACKERS NOTE—the new and larger bgrrel-shaped peanut butter jar—FULL POUND Regularly a 37c Combination—This Week CONTENTS. RockCreekBeverages, 3 «mens 25¢ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Full pint bottles—Clicquot favorite — pale or is a big golden. 2 s 27 Carton of 12, §1.59 Country Club Brew In our opinion the brewed in St. Joe, Mo, 3 v 40c ®Bottle, 15c; Dozen, $1.55 best— Demanded’ Cut. Mr. Hays sald Mr. Andrews as an mdviser demanded that 10 per cent | &ross of the picture be paid to the association’s treasury. only as long as Andrews remained chairman Mr. Andrews, in Bridgeport, Conn., #aid Hays was not telling the whole story, adding “Hays double-crossed us, got all my fdeas and completely commercialized the project.” Carl E. Milliken. executive secretary of the Hays organization, resigned from the Federal Cotncil of Churches last week as.the report was being fin- <hed. MASKED ROBBER SEEN BEFORE SLAYING OF 2| Auchorivies_ntinalrlra: May Solve| Death of Couple on Unfre- quented Road. b . — = ==——— = s g”’.."‘.”..."‘ (00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 '000000000000000000000000000000000000OQ.QOQOOOO00000000000000000000% FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN OUR 197 MEAT MARKETS The Pick of or COFFEE Today’s M arket : ’ - R Cooling—Refreshing California Plums, Delicious " Dark purplish black California Plums . . . a delicious flavor A SANlCO unique to this fine fruit. See them in our nearest store. Finest '3 quality at astonishingly low price of 5c a pound for Tuesday and Wednesday. Washington Cherries Both the Lambert and Bing varieties. . . you know how good they are. Why not keep a bowl handy for between meals and serve them as a breakfast dish and as a dessert. Your family will be pleased. Per pound, 25¢c. Ear Corn . 4 *~ 25¢ Bunch Beets . . 2 9¢ Bunch Carrots . 2 I5¢c Fancy Celery . .= 15¢c Lettuce . . . 2 ms 25¢ New Squash . . .™5c Stringless Beans Fancy quality fresh, stringless beans with a snap. See them today. Priced reasonably at 3 pounds 17c. New Potatoes Few days go by that you don’t serve potatoes in one way or another; fine quality, fair price, 10 Ibs. 18c. 06 Have You Ever Eaten a SANICO SMOKED HAM? If you have, it is cnly necessary for us to announce our spe- cial price this week. If you haven’t: Sanico Hams are the very finest quality obtainable, so deliciously good that if you try one you'll forever after insist upon them. Lb. 5c Pekoe and Orange Pek f EERE e Buy a Sanico Ham today, cook and have ready for the picnic or cold supper after your cuting. These hams on sale only in our meat markets. [+ 21 . Sanico Hams Leg of Lamb . .m™ Breast of Lamb . ™ Prime Rib Roast . ™ 29¢ Chuck Roast . . .m» |7¢ e Roachs o | L m b Chopsit. . .. ™ 2l¢ 3-Corner Roast . ™ I9¢c Hamburg Steak . ™ I8¢ Rib Lamb Chops . ™ 43¢ Large Pickles . . 2t 5¢ Beef Liver . . .m™23c Veal Cutlets . .m™ 45¢ Smoked Shoulders ™ 15¢ Puritan Bagon . .™ 33¢ Breast of Veal . .™ 19¢ Sh'der Veal Chops ™ 23¢ Sh'der Veal Roast ™ 2lc | ok Ham . . I1Cc Rib Veal Chops .™3lc | Liverwurst . . 10c 14 Ib. tin u . 15¢ By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., June 29.—County officers considered they had a tangible lead to follow today in efforts to solve the fatal shooting of Abe Schreiber, 20, of Galveston and Pauline Corman, 17. of Dallas on an unfrequented road | south of this city early yesterday. They said the clue was a description of an armed and masked robber who Jast night help up a voung Dallas couple near the spst where the body of Miss Corman was found. Schreiber, with a bullet through his | heart, was found about 6 a.m. yesterday | across a barbed wire fence more than | & mile from the spot where his sweet- | heart lay dead. Their motor car, blo>d- | stained and abandoned, was discovered later in South Dallas. ] Money which friends sald Schreiber | carried was missing from his pocksts. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner meeting Worshipful Masters’ Association, 6:15 p.m., Hotel Hamilton. Afternoon Mixed Tea . Afternoon Green . ... 1; m. 15¢ Banquet Pekoe Tea .. :; m. 25¢ Banquet Gunpowder.. 1, m. 23¢ House of Lords Tea.. 1, m. 23c Salada Tea 25¢ Heno Tea . 20c¢ Banquet Tea Balls 23c Afternoon Pekoe Tea . i w. 19¢ IN A CLASS By ITSELF OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE A Cup You'll Linger Over 29c Lb. Special Coffee Del Monte Coffee Orienta Coffee . . Wilkins Coffee Maxwell House Coffee .. Chase & Sanborn’s . ... Kaffee Hag Sanka Coffee Sanico ‘nuom Coffee .. . Cabbage . . . " 3¢ Boxed Apples . 3 ™ 25¢ Texas Onions . 4™ |9¢ Sweet Potatoes, 4 ™ 25¢ Watermelons . . = 59c Pineapples . . 2 *r 25¢ Lemons. . . * 30¢ 27c 10¢c 15¢ Dinner meeting, White School of Cos- tume Art, 6 p.m., Hotel Hamilton ! Meeting, Alpha Chi Rho Club. home | of Dr. Joseph Horgan. 4701 Cnnnectlcul‘ apenue, apartment 302, 8 p.m. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000. 3% b, | 1% b Graduating exercises. Sunday school . of People’s Congregational Church, M | street between Sixth and Seventh streets, 8:15 p.m. Serve One of QOur Tender and Savory Steaks Tonight. Top Round Steak Bottom Round Steak ...,. Sirloin Steak Porterhouse .. . . . ... .. Just ask your husband wouldn’t enjoy a steak. Registration and meeting, Delta Sig- | ma Fraternity, garden of Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Specially Priced! FANCY FRESH KILLED BROILING or FRYING Chickens Per Pound 37c * 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000° 9000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000009000900000000 For Qualit The Quality of the | HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS PRICED LOW! __Be Assured of Perfect And Another o;'oruga't i{faction e Wer Werwe W || Zion Fig Bars 2 s. 25¢ | Lang’s Pit':kles sar 10¢, at. 25¢ Sanico Bakery For Economy | Important! : e Zion Ginger Snaps 2 s 25¢ | Queen Olives . ... ... - 6 or ar 10c _Special Uneeda 5¢c Goods . ...... .2 ks 9c | Queen Olives . ... % »t. 121/5¢, ot 39¢ Chocolate WE OFFER French’s Prep. Mustard ...2 s 25¢ | Stuffed Olives urs 10c to 35¢ 3 B Gulden’s Prep. Mustard . . . . s 13¢c | Wyandotte Ripe Olives . . . . »me 25¢ ponge bar Acme Prep. Mustard .... .. . . sar 5¢ | Sanico Peanut Butter . ... 5oz 5ar 10c : ;_-l;il:lieii:::;;::t made of finest Heinz Prep. Mustard Curtis Pimentos . ........ 3 nrs 25¢ CakomIage f B. & M. Brown Bread . ... .. Del Monte Pimentos . . . tin or sar 10c icing, a wh Campfire Marshmallows . m. rs. 23c | Bread & Butter Pickles . . . . sr 17c All 5¢ Candy . ........ 3 v 10c | Sanico Jelly (5 Flavors) .. . " 10c Maraschino Style Cherries, 10c & 25c | Wi Strawberry Preserves % 39c 0il or Mustard Sardines . . .2 uns 9c g:i;immel's Grape Jelly . 2 m. sr 39c Del Monte Sardines un 10c Schimmel’s Peach Marmalade %™ 35¢ Crown Brand Sardines . . ... . tn 10c | Sanico Napkins (80) wes- 10c King Oscar Sardines , ‘un 17¢ Wax Paper (80) Catalina Tuna Fish, No. % 12¢,¥e.%s 17¢ Wax Paper (40-footroll) ....7Yc Standard Grade Corn . W2 25¢ ; tns Flower Vase Standard Grade Peas . . 3 "’ 25¢ - Standard Grade Tomatoes . . . . 4 ™ ' 25C | APPLE PIE RIDGE Standard Grade Tomatoes . . ™ * « 10c; 3 * 25¢ VINEGAR Guest Ivory ..6 -~ 25¢c Star Soap ... 6 =~ 25¢ 10c AZe Stokely’s Tomato Catsup .. i« 15¢ Value! .3%¢ . 39¢ . 3le . 37¢ . 38¢ . 59¢ . 59¢ w. 37c FUTURE. Card party. Ladies’ Auxiliary, No. 140, N. F. P. O. C.. Masonic Temple, Eighth | and F streets northeast, 8 p.m. Tues- day. Meeting. Togan-Thomas Circle Citi- wens' Association, Logan Hotel, 8 p.m | Tuesday. | n. 33¢ w. 41c m. 49¢ if he Remembe; every “Sanitary” and Piggly Wiggly food store has a Complete Produce Market. | Luncheon, Civitan Club, 12:30 p.m esday. Meeting, B. Y. P. U., room 127, Wil- | lard Hotel, 8 p.m., Tuesday. H Buffet lucheon, Women's National Press Club, rooms 127 and 128, Wil- lard Hotel, 1 p.m. Tuesday. Card party, Mothers’ Club of St.| James' Catholic Church, auditorium, Mount_Rainier, Md.. 8 pm. Tuesday. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000090000000000000 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 :00QOQ000000000000000”000000000000000000000000000000“000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1000000000000 000000000000000000000 Egg Satisfaction Every Day SERVE a chocolate spread of cream ponge cake layer and a covering of cream icing sprinkled with toasted cocoanut. Each 23c Sanico Pound Cakes c.ch 30¢ SANICO Selected FRESH EGGS Carton of 29 c a Dozen . . . fresh eggs, carefully selected for ‘size, color and perfect good- ness. SEALECT MILK 3 tins 2oe 9857 ar JUMBO Jr. BREAD Pound 6¢ KEYSTONE CHOICE CALIFORNIA PEACHES Large 1 5c ' Sanico Toilet Tissue + « . velvety smooth fine quality white toilet tissue. (1,000-sheet) 19 Rolls C 650-sheet roll, 5¢ el DEVILED HAM Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star ever day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day mo! at a cost of 11 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service &% this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. Tin Doren §1,75 O $3.45 Get a big supply while they last—put up in heavy, rich syrup—sold at 25c a tin last year. Box of 3 America’s finest qual- cate in each carton. Lb. 35c butter in the familiar JUMBO ROLL ecreamery butter, 2-1b. . perfect satisfaction guar- No. 2 LAND O’LAKES ity sweet cream butter —Government _certifi- SANITARY Fancy fresh creamery ey e e e Our new package country style roll fresh 57c Have You Tried Tomato Juice Unseasoned pure tomato juice 2 tins 250 3 small tins, 25¢ |