Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. i he said, and he added his belief t.hlt' DECISION ON TUTOR | [« prise mouees | CONFIDENCE DRIVE |£25% it = ment in cost of government. He sug- ds. Evidence Too gl s sytoely pemscian e ADDED SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY | 3 | TARFARECHNG | = | G5 BY EANAN =~ i CLUB “HOME FROM HOME” FRESHLY PASTE h « > ) . b- = (N. T, " Board ‘of Tax Appeals Holds| [ i fuor of econet fuses. | |Advertisers Told They Can|, ZamS A me paradosicaty 2B Charles J. Wallet:, a prohibi- " men are numbered among the prime State University Pro- bosai F5 deincs ac 50 cents each Replace “Psychology of |movers, M. Maurice Dekobra, the nov- Y BU I I ER to obtain e\'ldcnr_r Fear" 'n Nat|0n of American civilization at present, is xempt. “In these days.” said the court, described as the club's “godfather.” fessor Exemp e Cnomiise, | (O88 The club i intended o constitute & - — drink will.do es well as 14.” N “home from home.” Not only will . " 5 Morris Cannon, a druggist. was By the Associated Pres: hotel accommodation and a sports 1 The decision of the United States| | sentenced to 60 days in jail and | | * NEW YORK, May 5—Lieut. Gov. Her- | Sround be provided, but members will Cut Fresh from the Tub! Board of Tax Appeals that the income fined $200. = | also have their own professors, doctors, ©f & professor in a State university |bert H. Lehman told the Advertising |jsga) experts, music masters and even ///// ~ 2 [Club of New York yesterday that the | beauty s Special arrangements . g TR & cannot be taxed by the Federal Gov-| gy pyBNED TO DEATH | advertising profession can perform one | will be ‘made for woman painters and Lb. 23¢c In Y-lb. Portions—Lb. 25¢ “WHERE ECONOMY RULES ' Judge George A. Carpenter says ESTABLISHED 1859 ernment is expected by those familiar | | of its greatest services to the country |sculptors, a_room being set apart for with the situation to be far-reaching in | Special Dispatch to The Star | by ‘cremi?}rf a ma;kl(‘( of fu}nrxdenre to | regular exhibitions of their work. sf " WESTERN PORT, Md, May 4— |replace “the psychology of fear.” « ht. 1932. by the North Ameriean Sts eftects as o fesh case wie oy | ““Baliyhoo is out of place at this| o N i <) ' ewspaper Alliance, In Of particular interest is the fact that | John, 8-year-old son of Mrs. Mary| -8AliyRoo i OUF of Bace af et z 2 i B s e % i 8 E onl . - the decision, handed down u;;g?:‘_\‘ | pichurs, widow, was burned to death | to aggravate the situation, but the i 200 o SHEETS Added Week-End Special : in the University | €arly today when trapped by fire of un- | ing known of facts nnd‘ the spreading | l B Y o ersIY | known origin which destroyed the home. | of an understanding of conditions is | lb b c ot Man e ally & reversal| pive other chilcren, all under 16; Mrs. | a task of major important in sc-| SMOOTH=SAFE=STRONG 8. S. e e o ke il x| Dichura and two boarders, John Lam- | complishing a solution of this problem.” Whose husband had been & part-time | berdo and Frank Carmela, were re-| He expressed the opinion that the in every roll=25¢ ’ instructor, also at Maryland University, | moved to Petomac Valley pital, | tariff “should, and can, to a substantial LARD s | Keyser, W. Va, where the mo degree.” be taken out of politics, that .;,’;a%“fn B e e Sl condition is_critical. Lamberdo also | it must give forelgn nations at léast 8| ¢ P'S the Coitityary Dt the Icomp may not survive fair opportunity for barter and ex- . . r ] . ject to tax because the univ .. e Qrofor gl o the R It is our desire to offer you something extra special this week Bulk or Package e X A e ot | Those who escaped cravled th a| A moderate expansion of credit at s A 5 g & Tptvaiscleen wincow and slid down porch ot e “appears to pe mikh Gesreds | Ao PoW. Jn. Satin Gissue end, and we know of nothing more popular than our fine quality But- 2w 13¢ . ut that Sappington had ter. The fine flavor is what makes it enjoyed by all who use it and its disclosed a “relationship between the XA . . . B university, the State and this petitioner > most attractive price this week end makes it an unusual offer. LBS c 1 PRt e IR quite different from that which existed in the Niles case.” ‘The facts that the old university had by its own volition changed from a pri- e o o o i )| | (SAY, BILL HOW Shacan g i s LG NN UKDIS DY, : g oS B || CRACKERS HAVE CEANS CAMPBELL’S ing to the board. Concluding that Sappington was an P employe of the State of Maryland and : B - engaged in carrying out an essential 3 cans 13 With Pork and C administrative function of the State == v { C T S an c government, the board held “his com- S omato Sauce nsation is not subject to Federal tax.” hile the board did not decide the ‘ S . F. We Have Been Able to Make Very Special Purchases and Are Passing exact financial solution of the tax ques- tion Taised by the commissioner of in- . Along to Our Customers This Extra Opportunity to Save This Week ternal revenue, it laid down the prin- Sauer lénu! A computed later. <! Sugar Corn 3 o Tnl K = | Stand. Tomatoes, 2 cans 15¢ 3 cans Z c cans 1 e come tax, only a part of which was in ; Stringless Beans, 3 cans 20c SOUPS controversy. Sappington contended the - = Wildmere Eggs. .. .doz 17¢ income for 1928 the sum of $2,240 re- Sunnybrook Eggs. . doz- 21c Rich in Vitamins ceived by him as compensation for serv- 3 % American Cheese. ..l 2lc Law School of the Un Mary e e bt ko hiece | THAT MEANS LOTS OF FOLKS) | | . , » 8 O'Clock Coffee. . ... 19¢ that Sappington is & lawver and a resl f ' : Red Circle Coffee. . .1 23c Pillsbury Best s ok o |(ARE GONNA ENJOY EPA WITH 3 el e 4 FLOUR Cold Medal 12 0 39¢; 24 22 77 B 1 3 sracice 1628 was i exceror ooy | | |SOUPS AND SALADS TO- A 2 S .. 00 45 or Gold Medal bag ’ beg { C previousty nela nie maars coua e /MORROW AT DINNER-EH/ {7, : : : G. M. Sliced Bread it Sc ) , . . Ci:“m i:c’;v.?:t :?:Sg:\g{c to the Fourth § . G. M. Doughnuts, 6 for 10c Kraft’s Am-nAun‘ ‘Velu;t'-.kl’;:uuh;. Swiss l/z_lb‘ The commissioner of interna¥ revenue : 5 W. H. Milk 17¢ Borden’s i e e Nl pkgs. c ciple and left the details of tax to be Government a deficiency of $265.54 in- SOUP Government_erred in including in his e Al UL Tomato Juice. . . .3 cans 25¢ 5¢c has six months in which to decide - . ’ . : Navy Beans .3 1bs. 10c ‘whether to acquiesce in the decision of "‘; n?am in the gappmpwn case. . 3 Cocomalt > important did the various States 4 A Ige. pkg. and State universities consider the Sap. | ¥ g Wing Cigarettes. . i 10c large pington case that many of them filed / . Motor Oil 2 mis. $1.00 alis c briefs supporting Sappington in his contention, [ o ot || < i AC LIPTONS TEA % ' 23¢ ' 45¢ i Cooking Apples . .4 1bs. 19¢ Blend Capt. Merton A. Richal, detached | Grapefruit Naval Operating Base, San Dicgo, Calif.; . ! 2 e Do vty T Wb s b S“?:'me ?dl‘:u“m = | Ve lfiemoa‘ 2 bunches 15 O D DUTCH C E NSER = c rst Lieut. Orin Vheeler, © these dainty, slightly salt ew-Baets . nches 15¢ verything c 19 to Boston modified; to Wakefield, Ma ; A ) I i l . A A ans First Lieut, Frederick C, Biebush, squarsicrisperi e mg X N New Carrots . .2 bunches 19¢ Spic-and-Span tached Mare Island, Calif | more flavorfull They come % \ Cucumbers guan National Guard detachmen in big, blue, economy _pack- R o Spring Onions, 2 bunches Sc ages, ready to captivate ;;Am};mn st A eadya et g‘\ - Green Peppers . .. ;::' lgc ay18. ) ; i appetites all through meals A = Sweet Potatoes . . . - 15¢ A&P Brand Sultana Diego, Calif, via the U. S. S. Hender- | Texas Onions . . son, scheduled to sail from Corinto on or about May 19. e | .[FRESH FISH || SUPER SUDS 2 toxot wmberie 9 piea 15¢ In Our Meat Market Fresh Cleaned D 5 BUCK SHAD FIVE HEFRS OF 1b. ¢ LEABERSHIP L 8c | 4 Fr. Cind. Mackerel. .1 19¢ ¥ =Y | L Fresh Cleaned Trout . 10c MILLION : ‘ Fr. CInd. Herring, 6 b 25¢ 3 4 Fresh Roe Shad ....®- 15¢ o : Sliced Halibut - PLUMBERS §. ? Fillet Haddock lN EACH € 4 Fr. Cooked Shrimp. .Ib. 45¢ Steamed Chicken ; LOBSTERS DOWN PAYMENTS aa 19¢ =+ 38¢ NOW AS LOW AS 2 odorizes | T 4 $4_§Q |l [N OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS| [FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES S'MBMMS : T, I Fancy Fresh-Killed Fancy F reqh-Pickéd “Sanitation b | = S ervinc - CHICKENS STRAWBERRIES , : aic ewmee ot 18, 20 ¢ Qe 15c Do 29 ity and freshness. IT COSTS LESSTO OWN A it Stewing Chickens ™ 25¢ |- | FRESH PEAS . . 3 25c Killed 8 HOOVER THIS YEAR WW CrispCeIery . 2bn;e::f;: Swift’s Premium Franks . Fresh Spinach. ... Cooleed Bam ate 10c New Cabbage 3ms I7c R < e 3 new models to suit every woman Priced model is the most efficient Hoover OORCE e wrsasade sl N M J ki ot 5 . ever offered for the money; gives you Posi- “Berkshire” Brand (In All Stores) alifornia > A ATRfi? Sl home — et L porl.etboo’. tive Agitation at a new low price. 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