Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1932, Page 6

BRUENINGS PARTY MAY BALK AT DEAL Hinden.burg - Hitler May Alienate Socialists and Block Re-election. By the Assoclat BERLIN that la rich Brue resent fol balk at oposal to * Adolf Hitl cialists po dicted Berlin TWO safes in Business High School were broken open last night, but all | . Is “Friendly.” nburg was placed ough the support oups, but he has ler conference yes- have been charac- y tone,” however, iled here that this e to prolong the was added that cellor’s persua- an: d* his own Social | Canadian Parley Postponed. ng “ommission composed of Canada and uled f; ite tes, sched- Mon! has been d. of the n. found it red tons of Brazil nuts zil to the United Accord | resenting | THE EVENL Two School Safes Cracked to give the National So- | n the cabinet was pre- the robbers got for their labor contained any money. shop of William Nally, custodian, the thieves battered a safe in - of Miss May P. Bradshaw, assistant principal, and another in of Miss Lucille Stevens, chairman of the Student Council. | & member of the council, is shown examining one of the strongboxes. EMPTY BOXES GREET BUSINESS HIGH ROBBERS, was the exercise, for neither strongbox Using tools borrowed from the basement work- 438 omee Miss Fannie Ereza, —Star Staff Photo. |REED OFFERS $2,500 FOR KIDNAP GANG CHIEF By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, January 8.—Desir- | ous of adding impetus to the search for | Martin Depew, alleged leader of a gang which kidnaped Mrs. Nell Q. Donnelly, former Senator James A. Reed, her at- torney, said yesterday he would au- the fugitive. Meanwhile the hunt continued in lvania for the former steam operator, who has been named by two of three men under arrest here as the instigator of the plot to abduct | the wealthy manufacturer and hold | her for $75,000 ransom. She was re- |leased voluntarily by the kidnapers. Mrs. Ethel Depew, the fugitive’s wife, | who is held, said last night she knew nothing of reports to detectives here | that her husband had another wife in | Downington, Pa., and that his real name was Deputy. Cotton areas in the Yangtze Valley, | China, have decreased 40 per cent in a | | year. Ten KIDWELL'S = ks MARKETS, Inc. *= ! Opening Saturday! Branch No. 10. . . 305 Sth Near Corner of St. N.W., Opens Saturday 9th & Pa. Ave. NOW A DOWNTOWN MARKET! Shop with us this week end and benefit by our low prices Round Steak.. . 19¢ Sirloin Steak. ., w. 20c Porterhouse Steak ..... m 22¢c Beef |Hamburg Steak m. 12¢ (Chuck Roast.. w. 12¢ \Plate Beef. .. .. Smoked Hams. . . . m». 13¢ (Small and Fancy) m. 8¢ Breast Veal (bone out) Shoulder Veal.. . 12V5¢ m. 16¢ Frontier Brand. . Orinda Club Brand. can 14c¢ Peach Sale! Sutter Pack Brand can 15¢ LAMB Breast Real Lamb Leg Spring Lamb Rib and Loin Lamb Chops Shoulder Spring Lamb m. 10c Smoked Shoulders. ... w. 10c (Small Smoked Shonlden'. 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Ira Longanecker, for four | years chief of the information division | of the office of the chief of the Army | Alr Corps, yesterday was en route to | Fort Sam Houston, Tex., where he will become air officer for the 8th Corps Area | Col Longanecker was largely re- | sponsible for building up the informa- tion division. Last year he headed the intelligence section of the command of 672 Air Corps planes. British foreign trade products is gaining in Established 1876 Order Your Frozen Desserts at 1914 Prices $1.00 qt. $1.00 qt. Fresh Strawberry Iece Cream, wonderfully rich. Ice Cream Bricks in many delicious combina- Shoulder Lamb Chops w. 124¢c} Sliced Bacon (very best) . 19¢c| ea. 5¢, 6 for 25¢| ‘ [ 1.50 qt. or Frappe, BBt (o it ettty on. dinner at 75¢ Mudd, $1.00 Sunday dinner. BUDD’S 18th & Columbia Rd. Conn. Ave. & Macomb St. Phone COL 0706 % % LIFEBUOY 7 % Both staff in charge of the mass maneuvers | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 CHANGE IN BRITISH LIQUOR LAW URGED | Dictatorial Powers of Inde- pendent Commission Asked in Report. By the Associated Press LONDON, January 8. — Dictatorial powers for control of the British liquor trade by a national board of commissioners divorced as far as pos- sible from Parliament and the govern- | ment were proposed yesterday in the bulky report of the Royal Licensing Commission which has been studying the problem for two and a half years. During the whole investigation, the report states, no witness suggested pro- hibition as & practical proposal for ap- plication at this time in Great Britain, and the commission did not discuss the merits or demerits of prohibition The main proposals of the report are: Creation of & powerful national licens- ing commission; experimental expan- sion of state ownership of public houses; more rapid reduction in the number of licenses; effective control of clubs, and a general closing time of | Actress Returns to Pictures First |ture work for the first time since 10 pm. Education Is Suggested. | There is also a suggestion for & program of education in the schools on the subject of alcohol. The report says the cocktail habit | s growing among young people of both sexes, but since much of the cocktail drinking is done in private homes nothing can be done about that. | There is a scathing criticism for | ye olde English inns and their inn- | keepers, of which the report declares that “the public is ill-served,” express- | |ing surprise that the wealthiest trade in the country “has done so little to train the men who bear the brunt of | the business.” | As for hotels, the commission con- firmed what many overnight guests have long suspected. Hotels Held Antiquated. “A majority of the hotels throughout the cuunjtry :’re out of date,” says the report, “accommodations are unattrac- tive and the catering is primitive. This has been & neglected industry and it is hopeless to expect any large increase in the number of foreign visitors ‘unless the hotels are radically reformed.” The commission warns the public not to believe all they read in liquor ad- i vertisements, asserting that although they cost $10,000,000 a year, many of them “contain statements which amount to palpable scientific untruths.” The report will go to Parliament, where there will be another long debate. JOAN BENNETT AT WORK Time in Five Months. HOLLYWOOD, January 8 ().—Joan Bennett has returned to motion pic- she was thrown from a horse she was to tame in a production five months ago. The actress suffered the fracture of one hip and other injuries. Her engagement to Gene Markey, writer, recently was announced, but she said no date for the wedding would be set until the film in which she is working is completed. —_— Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DR. CLAUDE S. 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