Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1931, Page 41

WINS MEXICO'S AID FOR CHICAGO FAIR Peterson Elated on Return From Hectic Visit Across | Border. By Cable to The Star. MEXICO CITY, October 1.—Charles 8. Peterson, vice president of the Cen- tury of Progress (1933 Chicago World Fair), who is flying back to Chicago, expecting to land today mnoon. after two hectic days in Mexico City, T well be elatad on_ having sold to 3 can officials the idea of bonefits to hr‘ deiived from Mexico's particil that exposit Mr. Pe support of President Chapultepec inet members with Finance Minister he cab- . exception_of Montes de _Oca > | By the Associated Press. honor by American Ambassador Reuben Clark Monday, having laid hl! appeal for Mexico's participation in the fair. Mr. Peterson’s arguments struck a responsive chord, members of the | cabinet promising their support and holding their first meeting shortly aft- | erward, cnlunl in experts to discuss the subj Unmrtur‘ntely ‘when Mr. Peterson | went Tuesday night io Chapultepec cas- ! tle to interview President Ortiz Rublo, Secretary of the Interior Lazaro Cnr- denas atrived on urgent matters | gollrd his plans for a quiet chat wm\ e President. ROAD JOBS FAVORED FOR LOCAL WORKMEN = s. He said gambling establishments at | Bureau Chief Reports $447,500,000 Federal Aid Program Under Way on July 1. SALT LAKE CITY, October 1.—| A poll ing a fair minimum wage scale and giving preference to local unskilled labor on Federal aid highways | THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. MEXICAN GOVERNOR BIDS FOR U. S. CASH Border Gaming Encouragement to Lure American Money Will Be Continued. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, October 1.—En- couragement of gambling in the Mexi- can’ border towns as a lure for Ameri- can money was announced as his policy Tuesday by Gov. Francisco Castel- lanos of the frontier state of Tamauli- Nuevo Laredo, Matamoros and other Rio Grande towns render an income in taxes to the state government of $25,000 a month, and this money is used en- tirely in building schools and roads and attending to urgent administration ex- penses. The governor, who came here to re- port to federal officials on matters re- ferring to his administration, said American money obtained through the | gambling Tesorts was aiding the state | government through a difficult eco- nomic period. ‘There are strict orders prohibiting visited Perez Trevino, president of the next year is acceptable to the Bureau | pfexicans from entering the gaming revolutionary party, and obtained a romise from T. A. Robinson, son-in- aw of former President Ptutarco Elias of Public Roads. This was made known Tuesday by Thomas H. MacDonald, bureau chief, places, he said, hence the morals and the pocketbooks of the natives are pro- tected. So long as trade came from the Calles, to secure Senor Calles’ co-op- | who told the annual meeting of ‘heyAmerxcm side, however, he said he eration. Experts Get to Work. Two governmental departments—of dndustry, commerce and labor. and of communications—have set their experts to work to pare a 1 Pr | difoulties ation in the wor son, to build a the entrance to | This building will | according to suitable pavi the fair grounds. have six rooms for the Mexican scenery | and one large hall for motion pictures. Budget Badly Shaken. ‘The economic depression, which is at its lowest ebb at the present time, | and the contemplated drastic re ment to balance the badly budget did not keep Mr. Pe scoring a bull's-eye. He ha scheme whereby the requ be raised by State chambers_of (‘(vmmrrc" of in s d pane here and <h1ppf‘(l abos national ships from v floors can be made of s g0 abundant in Mexico. and sold in the United States after the Thus the investment can be easily re- cuperated with a profit Discussing the plans with the under secretaries of commerce and commun cations, Architect Contréras has s gested that the floors of the pa f< made of polished ebony, inlaid with silver. M. memt Peterson first met the cabinet at a lunchi n given in hist American Association of State Highway | Officials that thousands of men had | been given employment this year in the | emergency roads construction program. The total cost of the Federa! d program under way on July 1, he was $447.500,000, to which the Gover ted figure for August is ds of others were em- d on county and local work for vhich figures are not available, The fixing of a minimum wage scale | nd preference for local unskilled labor, Teau. Wearing apparel re. turned mtarched where necessary and dried Flat work carefully fl ironed.” Turkisb towels § regain their original tluttiness and ma Hundergarments ready (o wear. All Work Under Laboratery Controlled ystem MET. 1452 |could see no reason why the resorts should not be fostered. Persian Gardens Are Flat. Persian gardens are all .nu in their insistence on water and trees. Since the precipitous mountains all about be- come monotonous) the Persians usually make their gardens flat and, for tran- quility's sake, prefer pools with still water which make doubly pleasing all they reflect. The ruminative Pegsian temperament delights in the symmetry thus achieved WRECKING HOUSES 3813-3843 Davenport St. N.W.. Near Reservoir—Fort Remo, D. C, FOR SALE 100,000 “Used Lumber, $18M 20,000 Novelty Siding 2x4—2x6—2x8—2x10 1,500 Cement Blocks, 6c Ea. 3 Hot Air Furnaces, $15 Ea. 3 Coal Ranges, $8 Ea. Hot Water Boller and Radiators, $25 Doors, Sash and Trim Salesmen on Premises AMERICAN HOUSE- WRECKING CO. P. O. Box 1251, Wash, D. ©. IAAANY Are You One of the 50% Fit? *‘that the ma but fifty per cause is neither overwork nor a swifter life but plain intestinal elog- ing headaches, disorders, tire u-uy, sieop. break out in pimples or aceu- Frulate unhsaithy weight, the ceuss Uinquestionably 16 intestinal eopging. he passage of waste is eatirely too slow. This slow passage is dangerous in three irst, a clogged intestine will not pormit food from th to enter. m.‘q:.nl'ly e stomach toferment, causing gas paine, indi Second uffer from ¢ gases and swelling the in- testines to often twice their size. The . in turn, crowd neighboring isplacing and irritating t \nder the heart_are frequently to_ this erowding. Third, and the I:‘gon'dulon. oy 'l 7 the sl S fi ull:l .‘ Int with the J. B, Mt -”"ln.. PIh!I'-ly floods the entire five-foot lower intestine with clear, warm water purified by & cleansing tonic. It fl every sac and pocket free of impurities and peisons. testinal muscles vo that elimination becomes prompt and nermal. The effect of a single 15-minute treat- will ais You will ting and before retiring you bubbling en a mind as t Sd.u., Yoars will seem m your life. Mere n Cascade users will say “1'%eld you so." Convinee yourself what a complete cleansing of the intestines and system will do. Step into any of our storss—ask for the boel Why We Should Bathe Internally. FREE. Read it from eover to ¢ particularly that ghepter by Dr ']f:omor Then yeu'l now the way to r cont eal fitness and glorious, Sundant on':g A AMERICAS GREATEST DRYG STORES. ArwATER KENT CONSOLRE MODEL 85 with automatic volume control Exquisite American walmat lowboy with matched batt walnut front panels, Complete with tabes 96 COMPACT MOBEL 80 WNew standard of small set values ... amazing example of Atwater RADIO GREATESNT VALUES at LOWEST PRICES Atwater Kent has ever offered NE new 1932 Golden Value Models, each with the Golden Voice. Improvements that will astonish and delight you. Every model a magnificent super-heterodyne using the new variable-mu tubes and pentode. Exquisite Golden Voiced natural tone. .. tone control and static reducer... AUTOMATIC VOLUME CONTROL, optional...more power...more distance...10.kilocycle selectivity, no confusion of stations...adjuster for any length of antenna...lightning-fast opera- tion—free dialing—with the velvet-action Atwater Kent Quick.Vision Dial. Genuine walnut cabinets of beauty and good taste—approved by famous interior decorators as “the kind one likes to live with.” “*Perfeect satisfaction is not half expressing it” Another unsolicited, spontaneous testimonial You’re sure of satisfaction—sure of Value—with an Atwater Kent. Read what owners say: —from Mrs. G. F. THURSDAY, OCTOBER -1, 1931. UNITED FOOD STORES.INC KEEP WASHINGTONMONEY IN WASHINGTON COLLEGE INN TOMATO JUICE Telephone NA. 6728 For the finest marketing service in town. Our stores are acknowledged to be the utmost in everything the house- wife desires—quality, service, price, convenience and courtesy. TELEPHONE FOR FOOD CHICKENS 7 A 370 FRYING or ROASTING FANCY RIB ROAST.........Ib, 27¢ RIB LAMB CHOPS..........Ib, 39¢ STEW LAMB ................Ib, 10c KINGAN'S BACON ... Ib. pkg. 33¢ »27c Smoked Sausage Smoked Hams. ... ORIGINAL SAUSAGE Brand HAMS Royal Pork ... b, 39¢ Jos. Phillips All Pork IOWA STATE BUTTER . 43¢ NeLLow ANTS are consiveeep A DELICACY BY BRAZILIAN i wr VERMONT MAID SYRUP PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR 2 PKGS. 23c UNEEDA BAKERS ENGLISH STYLE BISCUIT LB. PKG. 19¢ DEL MONTE PEACHES No. 1 Halves 2 s 23c SUNSWEET PRUNES 2 une 13c CALIFORNIA JUST ARRIVED!! CAR- LOADS U. S.NO. 1 FANCY MAINE POTATOES "COCKTAIL *%- 29c GET THER NAME FROM THE FACT THAT THEY WERE ORIGINALLY C@N‘FA\{L@M@ES = WEIGHING AS MUCH AS 25 POUNDS o; GROW ON TREES IN THE TROPICS / 1S COMPRESSED INTO BRICKS AND USED RS MONEY /N MONGOLIA / ONIONS ARE MEMBERS OF THE LILY FAMILY 12 oz 23c COFFEES MAXWELL HOUSE 33 YELLOWBAG ..............1b. 25¢ WILKINS, Just Wonderful. . .. .1b. 3]¢ ORIENTA = 3 3c CAMPBELL’S BEANS 4 = 25¢ CHIPSO 19c KIRKMAN’S SOAP. . ... .2 cskes 11c P&G SOAP .........10 cskes 35¢ SUNBRITE CLEANSER .. .2 ens 9c won. FLOUR MEDAL 5 Ibs., 21c 12 Ibs., 41c THOMPSONS 1009, WASHINGTON MILK 8cr 14c o Kent workmanship. sG2ee Compiete withtubes Buy for years of genuine pleasure. Enjoy real money-saving. Insist upon the 1932 Atwater Kent. Make your radio dollars eount more than ever before. For this advice you will thank us. GOLDEN VALUES with the GOLDEN VOICE Free Service Free Installation Free Aerial Check-up ORANGES =2 { ¢ FANCY GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES. .4 = 25c STRINGLESS BEANS. .............3 Ibs. 19¢ LIMA BEANS ................... 21bs. 19¢ ICEBERG LETTUCE..........2 heads 25¢ FANCY CELERY .. ....bunch 10¢ FANCY CONCORD GRAPES =ser 17c Large Pkg. ‘With automatic volume control (Model 82) $69.80 [ 3 Trdde-in Allowance Delivers Any Model at Georges we (reOI es RIADIL B 2139-41 Penn. Ave. N.W. at George’s at George’s OPEN NIGHTS