Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1931, Page 11

AMEIE WILL VT | WITH REPUBLICANS Wisconsin Progressive Plans Course in House—Hits Committee Power. By the Assoctated Press. FLKHORN, Wis., October 15.—“Other things being equal, I am a Republican,” Representative-elect Thomas R. Amlie of Elkhorn suid yestérday as he planned | his course of action in the House of Representatives, where political control dengles wncertainly between Republicans nnd Democrats. He said he did not ex- pect, to subecribe to the whole program of either party. But af one thmg he was positive. He would vote with any group which made an effort to change the House rule per- mitting bills to be killed in committee. Amlie termed the procedure by which | memben cf the House, frequently avoid vealing their constituents their rml smtudes “putting ticklish questions on ice. Whereas control of the House is un- certain, Amlie said he believed the Democrats were not particularly anx- fous to assume control or the resulting responsibility. “Democrats probably will prefer to allow the Republicans to carry on, hoping they will make mis- takes which will be useful as ammuni- tion against Hoover in the next na- tional rn.mvn"?n = have told me that, with power 80 mreu balanced, I sho ld be in a strategio position, but it ‘m: posi- tion which will qualify me ndmlmhh to | Bride With Bullet Wound in Heart Is Expected to Survive Fires Shot as Organ Is Dilated and Missile Lodges in Back. By the Associated Press. CHIOAGO, October —Mrs. Helen Smnh 21-year-old brlde is one woman hundred thousand. Allhou:h she shot herself in the heart last Tuesday night, she was still |living today and was expected by sur- ! geons at the uuwnm Holpiul to win her fight (or life. Dr. Charles G. 8hannon, her. physi- cian, said thlt when she fired ‘the shot Mrs. Smith shot herself because she feared she would have to undergo a serfous surgical operaticn. For three hours afterward she worked at cleaning up her apartment lnd preparing her husband's evening mea! | _Surgeons hope to be lble to remove the bullet wdly e ol 15 DISTRICT BOY SCOUTS TO RECEIVE EAGLE BADGES Awarding Court of Honor Will Make Presentations at Wilson Normal School October 24. FEagle badges will be awarded to some 15 District Boy Scouts Saturday eve- ning, October 24, at the awarding Court THE EVENING S1AR, WASHIAGIUN, D. C, thunsvay, UuiUber 15, 1931. OUTSTANDING FOOD VALUES “WHERE ECONOMY 7} I rResrrtaet sy uunmm\u\\u«\\\ Sunnyfield @’FLOUR For Every Baking Need 12 Bag Zsc SIb lzc 2;;!:. 49¢ ~ FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKENS .20 Truly delightful for your Sunday Half or Whole LB. 18 to 22 Ib. Aver. LAG s SMOKED HAMS 15 SLICED nmmnl Packed in Cellophane - 13e Lb., 25¢ pkg. Makes a delicious-breakfast when served with Sunnybrook Eggs € KA&»\\IOTHER’S PURE LARD inner Center Slices, Ib., 25¢ g ! of Honor of the District Council of Boy ! I ; i ,?.‘:,';‘:.Z', 2 b 19° Fresh Shucked Fresll: 'l'lopm:;tsfill%t. o %Sc J SALT WATER OYSTERS Fresh Cleaned Sea Trout ™ 15c Pri " 15¢ | Crenm et Tow Prices 39 | STANDARDS » 306, 60c | Fresh Cleancd Blochih. .~ 15¢ Fresh Cleaned Bluefish. .™ 15¢ | Sunnyfield Print Butter . ... »43c | SELECTS.....» 38¢;+75c { Fresh CI'd Norfolk Spots » 10c | Wildmere Selected Eggs. . ¢ 29¢c ! Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs. . . «=45¢c ADAMS’ @ BRIGGS’ Country Style Q’ker Maid B’k’g Powder ™ == 19¢ | SCRAPPLE . . » 15¢ | PEP PORK Granulated Sugar. . ... 10 = 52¢ Confectioners Sugar. . .. » == Tc Sausage Meat "™ 25 SAusicE "i25 | 5 15 »29e Nucoa Nut Margarine. e Briggs Sausage g, - - ™ 25¢ 8 to 10 1b. Ib. l D l Bd bol K&%“‘E’.‘ ot Troop 71, condutied by oo l.ean Sln.oked Hlllll average 22c Very nu(r;::::m:pn ar for el lflm“br ::;vf = ooy s, condocied sy e Bove ||| Lean Strip Bacon......... »21e ; Club; Delnma @nel Monte to be raised even to make a dent in the unemploymnc ncuatlon Ports . ducted by lhe Clarendon M. E. Churth | and Frederick H. FAILS TO GAIN FREEDOM lconducted B the Chisrodaie Soptist | Sweet and Tenrler e t"l]’t; goat of the warring ele- ere are no doubt many in | scouts, whi 1d in Wil: Congress-who would make a goat out of [ iy, T by Telpmie 8 Progressive. Th’r earning of the Eagle rank usually requires several years of work on the . LA FOLLETTE COMMENTS part of a Scout, in addition to having e met all the qualifications for 21 Merit Calls Amlie Victory Referendum on Bndl mong the Scouts to present them- owoes Del ; e ek Selvig¥t o thia Fuoe it BerueHAlkins OMAHA, October 15 (#.—Senator | of Troop 1, conducted by a group of ci- Robert M. La Follette, jr., of Wisconsin, | tizens; James and Laing Sibbett of yesterday on_the victory . conducted by _the Wallace " Amiie, Progressive Repub- | Memorial Church; Jack Davis, Walter Lilly and AistantScoutmaster E. T. Dunlap of Troop 7. conducted by the Foxhall vfll.fle Citizens' Association: licy, | Warren A. Hughes, Francis Scott and Ssistant Scoutmaster Roland Linger of g that, Amlie won Troop 12, conducted by the Sherwood conservative district La | Presbyterian Church; Roberi Green- Follette remarked that Amnu pllu«rm ments. [ Crullers—pkg of 6—10c¢. 5 lar Low Prices Sunnyfief“Chippml Beef i 15¢ American Cheese. ... .. ..., » 25¢ Borden’s Evap. 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