Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 7

STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €., THURSDAY, Unchallenged tor 20 Years THE MARCH 10, 1932, =——————\| XANDRI HIGH Qutstanding Values on|| g ciisey |Francis Rosenberger and EVENING Look over this list. . as potatoes, onions, etc. .everyday needs such Several times a Fruits and Vegetables!| Harold Seigal Winners for County Finals. Winners of the Alexandria High School intramural elimination in the ! National Oratoriccl Contest Were an- OUR MOTTO “Low Frice Leaders—Where Quality Counts” —BE SURE TO READ OUR SPECIAL MEAT AD ON OPPOSITE PAGE AND SPECIAL PRODUCE AD ADJACENT TO THIS AD— ! nounced today by local contest head- hoscn from among the very fancy items as peas in the pod and navel oranges . .. every one priced moderately. WHITE BEANS 3= 10c, 6 19 BULK RICE 2 8¢, 4 15¢ SANICO %ok OATS 3w 17¢ COOK ZLION FIG BARS 2 v 19¢ | AIRLINE STRAINED HONEY . . r¢-ox vowe 19¢ rancis Rosen! | mect two on week needs as tomatoes, lettuce, etc...and | Washington z Heads for 1 5c 3“_ ;“f' 2 “,L‘.,\if':lfi?"'f,?éi\'%‘ 'BANK ROBBERS SLAI, | FRESH PEAS » w POD)| et It’s been some time since you Lbs. for were offered this delicacy at. . c | Vigilantes iflcet Bandits as They Emerge From Bank—Two Captured After Battle. . salks 10 & 1215¢ e Z R 35(: Two, of L(lno]m.—n"1;u{ms"u;r.lh:‘nk while the third waited in an_automo- Fresh Green Spinach . . . . .3®s 20c e e e ordered the three to acco 2 B | outsids Red Ripe Tomatoes . . . . . .2®=23c i . Fancy Bunch Turnips . . .2 bunches 15¢ ves frc | I to d ounty enta in the Virginia a il Atger's subject is _“John | Mars titution.” while Seigal’s oratio rge Wacl Fine quality medium size— priced at the lowest price we have quoted this year The Sliced Bacon Sensation of the Year SWIFT'S CLOVER SLICED BACON Again this week-end we offer in every Sanitary or Piggly POUND 1 5(: Wiggly Store . . . this good bacon at an astonishing price . . . in SEALECT EVAP. MILK 3= 17 BORDEN’S or CARNATION MILK 3m Cans ZOC BULK OR CARTON LARD 4 v 25¢ DROMEDARY DATES 2 v 35¢ | DRIED LIMA BEANS ..2 " 13¢; 4 = 25¢ To Complete a Good Meal! || Canned Foods Priced Low! || Serve Sanico Shoe Peg Corn Trusty Friend Corn Peter-Pan Whole Grain Corn. . Sanico Large, Fine Peas Peter-Pan Peas Del Monte Peas Tecp Notch Tiny Peas Silver Floss Kraut. ........ big ean 10c Libby’s Sauerkraut vig ean 10c Standard Grade Corn 3 cans 20c Standard Grade Peas Standard Cut Beans Okla., March 10— ed here as part of a to combat a plague esterday killed one of Crisp and Fancy Celery Fresh Lima Beans . . . . . First Mlmml Bank and wounded and captured the cther gunmen. But the employes, having confidence in a new alarm system, dashed into the vault. Enraged. one of the robbers fired at the vault door. As the robbers fled from the building a withering gunfire from the lantes. The man in the car escaped in & hail of bullets as his dropped to the sidewalk. man was identified as Fred Hamner of Wewoka, Okla. a former . . . and the big treat of the week S Fimmee [ L California NAVEL ORANGES captured in a pasture near town a few | hours after the robbery. Suffering from bullet wounds, he oflered no resistance. GANG MURDER SUSPECT Large size fancy fruit...a delicious flavor and, too, they are so easy to peel and break . into segments...no juice all over your fin- gers and clothes. ELUDES JERSEY PCISE| Children love them, too. Colored Man Who Saw Supposed “Ride” Victim Dumped in Bushes Shot Down. . large, only 126 to 150 in a crate Nothing Like It for a Nickel! SANITARY'’S JUMBO BREAD Pound Loaf 5c STRAWBERRY LAYER CAKE OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG I:IJFFEE By m- Ax.ouma Press. N. J., March 10.—A man be- | lu\ed ru he an underworld executioner, who killed & colored woodcutter who happened to spy him dumping a “ride” victim’s body into the woods near here, had eluded & cordon of State troopers and a posse of citizens today. The slayer fled in a red coupe after | flinging the body into & clump o bushes, shooting Irving Hite, the year-old woodchopper and mrenmnm. the Negro's wife, ! The first victim was & well dressed 3 eams 23¢ white man about 25 years old, shot three times in the chest, once in the head and ; for c Roy Allen said he believed the man was | | ||| eangster who nad been “taken for a ride.” He had been dead about two hours, “The man wore & gray-brown suit, and a light brown overcoat. The name “L. W. Hall” was written on an inside ! pocket and the name “Miller” inside the vest. . extra large, only 100 in a crate. |LIQUOR SHIPMENTS LABELED ‘COTTON GOODS’ SANITARYASPECIAL COFFEE = 17¢| Florida Grapefruit . . . . California Lemons . . . . Yellow Sweet Potatoes . . . Idaho Baking Potatces . . . Yellow Onions . . . . . . . . 3¢ to Tlhe Six New E—whnd Indictments Re- . 5 for 10(: | veal Traffic of Ring Corralled . 4 - 10c by Wire Tapping. 10 1. 29¢ . 3 1bs. 25¢ NEW POTATOES L _ Positively number 1 grade Flor- 5 Lbs. 24C WHITE POTATOES 15-19¢ C ombmatwn Sale! "+ TOMATOES 19c - MATONNAISE Your Choice of BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE or BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE 3 #e= SANICO PANCAKE and COMBINATIO 1 ,,':‘,"f,, NEW ENGLAND SYRUP ) P & G SOAP 4 = 19¢ | STAR SOAP OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP c5¢ SAFE HOME MATCHES 3:-10c SANICO FLOUR su317¢ nws35¢ GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY’S BEST FLOUR 1. var 45¢ SANICO FRESH EGGS cw«:18¢ FRESH BREAKFAST EGGSc+:20¢ JUMBO 55w BUTTER uri29¢ STYLE ROLL SANITARY BUTTER » 30c | LAND O’LAKES BUTTER RITTER PORK and BEANS CRANE COMB HONEY 23¢; 2 =~ 45¢ | WHEATENA PILLSBURY’S BRAN e 17¢ | GRANULATED SUGAR . \ew l.zr e By the Associated Press b BOSTON, March 10—Six _indict- ments, returned in Federal District Court yesterday, disclosed, when made public last night, that large quantities of liquors have been shipped West from New England labeled as cotton goods, paint, automobile soap and other ma- | terials. | The indictments were returned | against 39 persons for conspiracy to | sell, possess and transport liquor in Massachusetts and were secured after the Government had waged an intensive | wire tarping campaign against rum rings and independent bootleggers. Among those indicted were Joseph McAvoy, alias Joseph McKay, alias Bill McKay of Detroit; Frank Farrell -of Cleveland, Samuel N. Davidson, alias William Murray; Thomas E. Marcello, ' alias Thomes Russo; Nathan Eugene. zlias Eugene Neothan: Manuel Currier j and Samuel Waller, all of Providence, New Large Size BORDER ARMS SOUGHT Mexican Smuggling Beport Causes Strict Inspection. MEXICALI, Mexico, March 10 (P).— Instructions to Mexican customs officzs in border cities from Mexico City have caused a strict inspection of all vehicles entering Mexico for possible smuggled ammunition. The order is understood to apply especially to Nogales, Ariz., and El Paso, Tex., border traffic. It is not known here whether there is suspicion that ammunition is being smuggled for ship- ment abroad, for a contemplated Mexican outbreak. CHINESE OF}.’ICER§ LAND Two Come to U. S. to Study Air- craft Developments. SEATTLE, Wash, March 10 (#) — Brig. Gen. Woo G. Carr and Col. S. K. Yee, Chinese Nationalist Army officers, have arrived in the United States to study aircraft developments. fMcers, who landed Tuesday, declined to comment on the Shanghai situation. ey also refused to say whether they intended to purchase air- pl-nes lnd munmons Here they are .. . you would not want them any cheaper commander of the 2d Dleflon Cmnese Nauonslxst Army. Col. Yee is director of the department of l.n!.elugence of Lhe army air forces, King Albert to Visit Kongo These Prices Prevail in Washington and Vicinity i e ST SANITARYf»PIGGLYWIGG FOOD STORES ERY SO RS0 / Belgian Kongo in Africa, espechlly at the Albert Nlnonul Park. t will be his first visit to Belgium's vast African domain. Rapid and easy means of transportation will be used, including -irplunes and will enable him to comnkt—e in four weeks, it expected. HONEY DEW PINEAPPLE s 15¢ These These in Wash- in Wash- —————————