Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1932, Page 5

MEYER KEPT BUSY | ON U. . FINANCES Solution of Many Problems | Wins Admiration for Banker’s Ability. . " MR S0 cokoted Press. oy Government's cial problems #nd Bugene Meyer have gone about fogether with only one brief interrup- =on since the early days of the World | ar. It he wishes to do a bit of retro- | spective musing, he can compare April, 1918, with January, 1932, as he hangs| his hat in the office of the Reconstruc- tion Corporation as chairman of the rd. The War Fipance Corporation was much like the Reconstruction Corpora- tion is to be. It had the same purpose: To provide eredit for business. Meyer, a New York investment banker before the war, was one of its original directors. | It was liquidated in 1930 with allf but $10,000 of almost & billion dollars in loans pald back He won't talk about that, or little else, for that matter for publication. Praised By Mellon. Secretary Mellon likes that about | him and other things as »\0]1 The | Secretary of the Treasury ° in 1929 from Government service “I have learned to rely judgment and to feel a sense of secu: ity ‘In your handling of varied and diffcult ‘probloms.” Mellon writes few laudat ‘There are members of the Sena do not like Meyer, notably Brooknart of Towa—who has called him a “Wall Street decoy duck.” Even Brookhart does not deny that he is an astute and trained financier. Meyer has had ample preparation for finance. Born in Los Angeles in 1875, he was graduated from Yale at the age of 20 and then spent two years abroad studying banking Independently wealthy when the war opened, he became associated with the War Industries Board, then with the Finance Corporation President Coolidge named him to head the Farm Loan Board in 1927 He resigned two years later, was named | — vernor of the Federal Reserve Board 1930 and now President Hoover has & new job for him. Favors Care With Funds. He has expressed his v on Gov- ernment financing crisply before Senate committees. Summed up. that Government money should be handled just as carefully as te funds His financial abil auses some of his associates to m but the fact that he doesn’t play golf causes more | comment, perhaps. Away from business, he talks well, plays a keen hand of bridge t game of dominoes and to ri horses. His thoroughbreds have taken ribbons at many shows. He spend: much of his spare time at his farm, Seven Springs, Mount Kisco, N. Y. His son, Eugene, 3d, better known as “Bill,” expects to enter Yale next Fall, and his four daughters also are in school The Meyers are popular in Wash- ington society. Mrs. Meyer is an au- thority on Chinese art. She has writ- ten a book about it and their friends say he stands more in awe of her| knowledge of that subject than he does of all the ramifications and intricacies | of world finance | PARDON FOR MOONEY | ASKED AT MEETING| Legislators Attend SeSSlOn Held at | Quaker House of Worship. Nye Among Speakers. . By the Associated Press Senators and Representatives took part last night in a Mooney protest meeting held in the little Quaker t- ing House at h President Hoover attends divine service, A crowd of several hundred nm"l Senator Wheeler, Democrat - tana assert that the bomb in San Francisco balb try” to discred ere adopted by g the pardon of Tom | ation of the report | Resolutions meeting demandi| Mooney and pub; to the Wicker: case, & paper given to the Commission on his n recently has been | can, of N()rlh a Guardia, and repre- | s bodies her- Dakota, Repr Republican, of sentatives of vario at THE EVENING MISS THE ROTO SECTION COMPLETE PICTURES OF ALL 1932 AUTOMOBILE MODELS* SUNDAY JANUARY 3ls/ Spei\krr at a meeting of the Soclety for a Na(mnn Capital Memorial of Thomas flerson in the Carlton Hotel tonight az "8:30 o'clock ‘\{r (\\n\mn will discuss “Jefferson’s world Democracy.” Mrs. Har- ers, president of the District bia Parent-Teacher Associa- CRAMTON T0 DISCUSS WORK OF JEFFERSON Former Member of House Will Ad- ‘“(,m "will also address the society, speaking on “Jefferson’ Part in Found: dress Meeting of Memorial lmg the District of Columbia School | . | System.” Jefferson was a member of Society Tonight. |the first Board of Educatio in the District —_— | ““The society’s objective is to bring g Former Representative Louis C. Cram- | about the establishment in Washington ton, author of the bill creating the | of a monumental building to commemo- George Washington Memorial Parkway, | rate Jefferson as the author of the will be the guest of honor and principal | Declaration of Independence. Mild and mellow—makes a real good cup of coffee at a minimum cost. |7¢ Sanitary’s Spe- cial Coffee is a big value indeed at this new low Per Pound That s the spirit that will assure success fl STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 1932. Lowest Price in Years! HEINZ BAKED BEANS with pork and tomato sauce. Washington 19- and Vicinity York Apple Sale! Here is a value—large fine York lmpenal Apples at a very low price. Yorks are splendid eaters and cookers. See and buy them today. ORANGES ' 2 29c¢; Fresh Stringless Beans Fancy Broccoli ym California Carrots Iceberg Lettuce Fresh Peas in Pod Fancy Texas Spinach Red Ripe Tomatoes . 29¢ Idaho Baking Potaoes . 29¢ GRAPEFRUIT SALE 1 Free With 5 - 25¢ Buy five (5) tasty grapefruit and the clerk presents you with an additional one free. These Prices Prevail in large cans Medium Size Small Size 2« 39¢ 2 bunches 19¢ 2 neats 19¢ . 29¢ . 15¢ Cake Spe.cl'al Sunshine Butter Coconut Jumbles —a new cake and a dandy—del- icately flavored with cocoanut— eat one and you'll eat more. Washington Specnal z phyes 39° and Vicinity IN OUR MEAT MARKETS' Steak Sale! . and, remember, we offer only high-grade beef in our markets. Porterhouse Steak .m» 37¢ Sirloin Steak . . .® 27¢ Top Round Steak .® 27c Bottom Round Steak » 23¢ Fresh Hamburg . .® 15¢c Sanitary’s Special Sausage . 20¢ Prime Rib Roast..... 1. 25¢ Chuck Roast ........m 15¢ 3-Corner Roast ......mn 19c Shoulder Clod Roast .. 25¢ Boiling Beef ........ . 10c Breast of Lamb...... . 10c PURITAN SLICED BACON Shoulder Lamb Roast . 15¢ Leg of Lamb........ . 23¢ Shoulder Lamb Chops . 18c Lean Pork Chops. .. .m 14c Select Pork Chops...n. 19¢c Pork Loin Roast . 14¢ o™ 25C Melrose Sliced Bacon. . .. Goebel Skinless Franks. ........ Small Smoked Shoulders. . ..-- Sanico Smoked Hams SEALECT Evaporated MILK 3 5 20c cans 1 Finest quality Hawaiian Pineapple at the lowest price in many years. DOLE 1 19c 5-1b. ’VE;’rrraordmary Values Thls Weekl SANICO FLOUR and PURE LARD A sensational sales promotion sale—buy the flour and for one cent more you get a pound of lard. Blue Label Boned Chicken . 43¢c;2 - 85¢ Keep a few cans on hand for the quick lunch or the unexpected guests. Bag of Pound Carton of 20° WISCONSIN Full Milk CHEESE . 25¢ Sharp Cheese 39(‘. Large halves of high- grade California Peaches priced low. MAXIMUM Honey Dew Pineapple Only the very finest qual- ity pineapple bears the DOLE 1 imprint. See it on the top of each can. 3 cans 25¢ 2 cans 23c 2 cans 25c No pantry is completely stocked w 8-ounce TIDBITS No. 1 can SLICED No. 2 can CRUSHED Large can \\ \\\l(O (0; vu SANlCO COFFEE Changes coffee drink- ing from a habit to & pleasure. [ 3~ SANICO lhxs week. Be sure to get one or more Catalina Tuna Fish Light meat Tuna priced very low this week. Domestic Oil Sardines WHITE BEANS . Don't overlook this tremendous value Large Size Gold Dust and Gold Dust Scouring Powder Our regular price on this size Gold Dust is 25c. 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