Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1931, Page 7

LENGTH OF SLUWP BLANED ON TARFF Flexible Clause Fails, Prof. Viner Tells Institute of Politics. By the Assoclated Press. | WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., August 13.—| Prolongation of the present depression ' was attributed to the Smoot-Hawley, tariff act by Jacob Viner, professor of | economics of the University of Chi- cago, at the Institute of Politics yes-| terday. Prof. Viner told members of the round table conference on inter- national problems of commercial and | finanelal policy that there are excellent he belief the tariff pro- m:: !thr:rd:pruslon and is still pro- ing it. | Th'e"“ll!xlb]e clause” in '.1;! fsm?:‘l<‘ awley tariff act does not make for im- gom:% reduction in the duties levied, he | said, and, even of it did, the Tariff Commission, “heavily loaded with its high tariff men,” would never xnvokc‘ it to lower tariffs. Smoot-Hawley Act Criticized. ‘He labeled the Smoot-Hawley turlq “economically inexpedient, ssserting it makes _exporting more difficult by raising the general price level of labor and raw materials. "The gain in employment™n the home consumption industries is more than | offset by the loss of employment in the export industry, he found. In the general conference on the future of the British commonwealth, Charles A. Leneveu, president of Union Coloniale Prancaise, discussed the foreign policy | of the British Empire and the empire free trade question as those affected | Prance. He pointed to the advocacy "'i England of empire free trade and a| closer economic union of Great Britain | and its dominions. He implied that it such & union were brought about Lhere; ‘would be in the future three great eco- | momic groups—the British Empire, the | United States and Europe. Such an out- | come, he intimated, would bring aboul‘ international complications, and he as- serted that politics cannot be divorced | from economics. Canadian Question Taken Up. AUGUST Poe Plot Is Used With Success as Prisoner Escapes Takes to Heels While Guard Digs for Buried Gold. By the Associated Press. ANAMOSA, Towa, August 13.—A pris- | oner at the State Reformatory here, made use of the plot of Edgar Allai Poe's story, “The Cask of Amontillado,’ to gain his freedom. Fred Hines of Mechanicsville, guard | ot the reformatory, charged with aiding a prisoner to escape, told at his hearing how it happened. Hines declared the prisoner told him he had a sum of money buried on one | of the prison farms where he was work- ing and promised him half if Hines would assist in digging it up. Just as Poe’s character was lured to his doom by the promise of much wine, so was Hines lured by the promise of monetary | reward. ‘Together they went to the place where | the money w supposed to be buried, and while Hines set to work digging for | it the prisoner took to his heels. RETIRED OVPERA SINGER DIES AT AGE OF 79 Baroness Von Crailsheim Made Debut in Berlin—Was Class- mate of Schumann-Heink. By the Associated Press SAN ANTONIO, Tex., August 13.— Baroness Kraflt von Crailsheim, 79, opera star of half a century ago and! long in retirement, died here Tuesday. She made her debut in Berlin as Angelica Hofercorn, following years of study at the Conservatories of Music in Leipzig and Munich, She was & pupil of Lizst and a classmate of Schumann- Heink, who was & member of the chorus when the baroness was introduced to musical Berlin as prima donna. Forty years sgo she came to this country, where she was a member of the Chicago Civic Opera Co. Her marriage to Baron von Crailsheim ended her career as an opera and concert star. Funeral services will be held today. THESE PRICES REDUCED TODAY 3 ounce bottle 9c Astoria Cherries Gorton's Ready to Fry . Chateau Cheese Pabst-ett Kraft American ... Kraft Velveeta . ... Kraft Swiss ... Sauer’s Vanilla ADVERTISED FOODS See your faverite weekly or monthly magazine for detailed information regard- ing the following products: De Luxe Bon Ami ...your old favorite in a modern package so atiractive it does not have to be hidden. Grape Nuts ree. 17¢ ...for_yesrs you've seen the slogan, “There is ‘a Reason.” Heinz Rice Flakes kg 12¢ ...the breakfast food that has “it” Heinz Keichup bvots. 15¢ & 23¢ .probably the best known of all Heinz 57 Varieties, Junket for Dessert. . . rxg. 11c & 12¢ ...your cholce of powdered or tablet form. Del Maiz Niblets 2 uns 35¢ ...dry packed delicious kernels of Del Maiz Corn. Sunshine Hydrox rke. 10¢ ...one of the most, if not the most, popular of ‘all Loose-Wiles cakes. Royal Chocolate Pudding ...a tasty dessert—easy to fix, too. Kre-Mel Dessert ...another easily prepared dessert—various flavors. Welch’s Grape Juice ...quart 45c; fine as an appetizer or thirst quencher. White Star Tuna. .. ... Ne. 1 tin 23¢ ...fine quality light meat tuna fish—a favor- ite for Summer 5!],(1!. Del Monte Sardines ...large, meaty California Sardines, in the large oval tin. Kaffee Hag ...also Sanka Coffee at the same price... most of the Caffeine has been extracted. . tin 59¢ T;ulty Friend Tomatoes tin 121/5c . pkg. pkg. " ks = Owning and Operating .. Pkg. =——— I Introducing:— 13, In Piggly Wiggly Stores Sunshine PLANTATION SLICED PINEAPPLE Here is a new item with us—DOLE’S Plan- tation brand sliced Hawaiian Pineapple. Plantation brand is standard grade. . .eight large thick slices to the tin. Each slice of this pineapple is sweet and tender. Buy a supply of Plantation Pineapple— today. You know many appetizing ways of serving pineapple...as salads and desserts. ; An Outstanding Value! ‘ No. 2, Tin 17¢ large ‘ No. 2} Dainty spiced erackers to eat with sea food cocktalls, hors d'oeuvres, &e. e 12 == 35¢ Delicicusly good summsr- time sugar wefers, espe- cizlly fine with Summer drinks. For you who want fine quality canned food—glance over this list— tin 25¢ De Luxe Stringless Beans. . . . Pine quality long (length of tin) stringless beans—asparagus style packed—Caution: Cut tin at side of top to get out easily. Stokely’s Finest Corn 2 tins 25¢ Excellent quality Country Gentleman corn ~—you’ll appreciate this fine corn. Hunt's Asparagus .. ... No. 2 un 29¢ Small green asparagus, tender and delicious. Serve @s & Summer salad. “Rich in flavor,” large and fine. Heat in tin or dodble cooker. Do not boil, as bolling destroys texture and fiavor. Small and tender peas. Last year's price, 25¢c. Peter Pan Peas Medium size peas, tender and sweet. Peter {Pln Peas have been a Washington favorite or years. Stokely’s Lima Beans Tiny, tender lima beans—a treat on any table. Lel Monte Lima B~ans Tender, green baby lima beans—a big fa- vorite. Hunt's Spinach Ng.? 13¢,Ne, 2% 15¢ Hunt's Supreme Brand, tender and free from filb‘&l’y flfl! fine spinach. unt’s Fruits for Salad . . vo. 215 tn 29¢ Supreme brand—a quality food, price ex- tremely low—stock up now. B. & M. Baked Beans. . . targe tn 19¢ Real oven-baked beans. New England style —different_from ordinary baked beans. B. & M. Brown Bread un 17¢ Another Burnham & Morrill product that you'll appreciate. Lith-A-Lime s Tins | those who prefer to pay a small | premium over standard fomatoes. Dr. Arthur N. Holcombe, professor of r:vemmem of Harvard University, said | CLAIMED BY Two w|VEs Full pack red ripe tomatoes for 3 e zsc was reasonable to suppose the trans- fer of control olssan;dl:n-e:nerafi:n 5 5 diplo from sh to Canadian h.D“‘:llC'Ymnd Brove advantageous to Spanish Film Producer Held on Canada and not unsatisfactory to the Coast on Bigamy Charge. LOS ANGELES, August 13 (P).— United States. | "Asmlnu‘:ledl e mvunb:gfi }\h"“ Pelipe Veracoechea, Venezuelan maga an supremacy in Noi mer- | 3 2 ::-." e aald, “it 1s to the Interest of | zine publisher and producer of Spanish the United States that Canada should | motion pictures, was held yesterday be s strong and prosperous as pos- |under a §: 500 bond on a charge of sible. Hence, even though we find |bigamy aftef a court hearing in which Canada more difficult to deal with than | tWo Spanish motion picture actresses Great Britain in matters which concern | claimed him as husband. Canada, we must approve the British | Mrs. Carmen Veracoechea declared adopted at the recent imperial he married her at New York in 1927 | and Mrs. Basquita Santigosa Veracoe- | chea said she went through a marriage |ceremony with him in Los Angeles October 6, 1930, learning later he had not been divorced from his first wife. ppetizing 2 contents zscl It Must Be Good | it’s . . . Millions S ANlCO . Prefer It %F o . Fresh Banana ‘@% tall E{::e Tin lo‘ ICE CREAM - m" 2w15¢ :l.. 200 stores this week SPECIAL. i turing fresh . tion to chocolate and vanilla. in vats for several months before it is de- Pint 20 alcoholized. This is re- Package sponsible in a large 1 measure for its pleasing A Complete Dessert for a Quarter and satisfying flavor. {25¢ || Take a pint or two home tonight—it will keep an heur or more in your ice box. PHILLIP’S BEANS With Pork & LAND O’ LAKES BUTTER. = 37¢ SANITARY BUTTER . ... » 33¢ JUMBO .2, BUTTER . & 62¢ Standard Cut Beans . . . . 3 uss 25¢ Standard Grade Corn. . . .3 uns 25¢ Standard Grade Peas. . . . 3 uns 25¢ Standard Tomatoes 3 uns 22¢ Nucoa Nut Margarine n. 15¢ SANICO FRESH EGGS. 35¢ WISCONSIN CHEESE . ... » 23c Banquet Pekoe Tea Banquet Tea House of Lords Tea. ... . .« House of Lords Tea. . ... .. Heno Tea Afternoon Tea . .. ... ... Afternoon Pekoe Tea. ... .um 19¢ Lipton’s Tea Bags . sk 25¢ RIBBON TEA . .oea’. . %™ 10c SANICO o riice TEA . %™ 19¢ LIPTON’'S %y TEA ... %™ 25¢ Silver Slice Grapefruit. . .2 uns 35¢ Honey Dew Pineapple . . 2 un 21¢ Honey Dew Tidbits 3 uns 25¢ Hunt’s Fruit Salad. . . . ~o. 1 un 20c Hunt’s Fruit Salad . . . No.2:; un 29¢ SANICO FLOUR e 39¢ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . .7 45¢ WASHINGTON FLOUR . 40c | THIS WEEK END Regular Size Tin SOLUTION OF SLAYINGS OF HINDUS IN U. S. SEEN California Hopes Return of Suspect From Vancouver Will Clear Up Mystery. By the Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif., August 13.— | Renewed investigation of Hindu slayings SANICO SLICED BREAD * 8¢, 9¢ SANICO BRIDGE COOKIES~=10c Sanico Whole Wheat Bread Sanico Raisin Bread Sanico Angel Cake Sanico Pound Cake Sanico Layer Cake SANICO 25 COFFEE ™:* GREEN BAG COFFEE . . .. Try Country Chbu, Iplay! 3 i 40c Carton of a 31.55 Dozen Pint of Ice Cream w t Singh, with | ls Singh nm | Tuary, has been located { Sacramen shortly Sant Ram Pande, Hindu student of the | Package of Hydrox to s Carton of 12 University of California, disappeared from Marysville. Pande’s decapitated | mm found in the Sacramento b | Authorities believed with the return | the mystery of the | slayings may be cleared up. | Governor's office asked the State | Specially Priced This Week! Listed below is a wide variety of household needs quoted this week at exceptionally low prices. LIFEBUOY SOAP ... .. , . e 20¢; 2 e 39¢ | i 2w 15¢ George Washington . . . . Wilkins Coffee Kaffee H: DEL M. % CHERRIES *.' 15¢ DEL M. = ‘ ¥ 25¢ DEL M. LIMA BEANS. . .3 = 50c Del Monte Apricots . . . ~o.11tn 15¢ Del Monte Spinach. . . . 13¢ & 15¢ Del Monte Picnic Tips. . ... .4 19¢ Del Monte Peas Del Monte Pears carton of a dox. CANADA DR SNIDER’S e A $1.59 COCKTALL. . . .3 > 25¢ . um 23 LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF .. ....... =19 ormane APPLESAUCE......... = 10c 2 va.25¢ ICE CREAM SALT KRAFT SALAD DRESSING » 15¢ . SANICO TOILET TISSUE .. ... SANICO GRAPE JUICE. . . ~ 18 B o s B WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE. » 23¢ Cool Dishes for Hot Weather Many cool summer dishes — are made more delicious with sugar. There's a Jack Frost Sugar for every purpose. L Each is 100% Pure Cane Sugar FRUITS & VEGETABLES LETTUCE "5 2 .. 25¢ Fresh Stringless Beans, 3 ~ 20¢ i Home-Grown Cornon Cob ‘“~ 25¢ | snigator FreshLimaBeans . . 3~ 25¢c Pears Fresh PeasinthePod . 2~ 25¢ | ~t = utwore Large or-Med. Onions, 4 ~ 19¢ « 15¢ New Sweet Potatoes . . 4 ~ 25¢ IN OUR MEAT MARKETS =3==T PRIME RIB ROAST - 23¢ Chuck Roast » 16c 3-cornerRoast»19¢ | Top Round Steak. . .......n 37c | : ; Bottom Round Steak .. .. n.35c Fish for Friday! Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Steak Lean Boiling Beef Breast of Veal Shoulder Veal Roast Shoulder Veal Chops Packed in convenient, sanitary packages. Try Jack Frost Fruit T Powdered Suger in your iced drinks— for your fruits and cereals. ' ELBERTA ' PEACHES Enjoy Anne Arundel The season for these fine Cantaloupes 5 & zse ‘ melons is now at its height— enjoy them while they are still in season. See the displays in our stores. Youcan enjoy these fine Geor- ?nlym‘:l : .Il Elbertas é:r a little while longer. - joy them while you can.