Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1932, Page 5

WOMEN OBSERVE REPEAL WEEK HERE Four “Shops” Opened in Drive for New Members and . Funds for Campaign. Mepibers and funds to aid in & flghl :; prohlhillan Tepeal in the forthcom- | polmm conventions and national sought st the four “re- ga: B e e ay by the | omen's Organization ~ for ~National | Prohibition Reform. AidsRepeal Drive Repeal week” last night with & radio address, enjoining her followers to “wear the wet label proudly, vote for wet can- didates and pile up She asserted the term * "!l hld been converted from & “term of contempt and reproach into a term of dhuncuun lnd bespoke her pflde in the n and in the “irresistible power of ];hin intellectual honesty. The organization will condw.'t & cam- | paign throughout the week in the 42 States where it has branches to in- crem its members to & million and to raise funds for a repeal cam in Whlt lh! leaders call “the so-called dry S > DANUBIAN FINANCING PROPOSAL IS DUE SOON Plan Is Compromise for Economic Co-operation, but Details Are STAR, INGTON, D. C., MONDAY. MAY 16, 1932. |IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTSI OVENIZED 2= SHOULDER LOIN PORK ROAST HALF OR WHOLE Lb. For Baking or Boiling TENDER BEEF ROUND STEAK e 27C T 29¢ ,\\» //m//n/uummunumn\\m\\\\r SN\ 15¢ CHOPSend cut l 3 ¢ center 17 c Fresh Top Meat Fillet Fresh Cleaned Trout Fresh Cleaned Mackerel . ...m 10c Fresh Cleaned Buck Shad...» 9c Auvailable in Meat Markets Tuesday BRIGGS" WONDER MEAT Soey Different—to Fry or Broil. 'rhe headquarters shop at 813 m- th street was officiall opened by Mrs. fllllm Beverly Mason, District chair- man, and other officers. The other ops were opened at 727 Seventeenth eet, 1622 H street and 1311 Connecti- eut avenue. « » tente, will be published soor Nickels fer Repeal. MRS. WILLIAM JASPER DUBOSE. | inaicated after conferences amon ong oft om- Mrs. Winslow B. Van Devanter has | Who. as one of the vice chairmen of & |cials of Jugoslavia, Rumania and been named as chairman of repeal w special committee of the Women's Or- | oslovakia yesterday. beginning today. She will be wisted ganization for National Prohibition Re- | Beyond assurances that the proposal by a special group, including Mrs. James rnrm. will have' charge of one of the|was a compromise general agreement ¥. Mitchell, Mrs. Arthur Foraker, Mrs. | “repeal” shops, established to obtain |smong the three pations for economic | William Jasper Dubose, Mrs. Reber new members for the organization as co-operation, the details were not re- | Littlehales and Miss Mary Louise John- part of “Repeal vl!ek beginning today. | venled. son. rris-Ewing Photo.| Recent indications have been that| “Nickels for Tepeal” and new mem- | the little entente intends to go to the | bers will be sought by volunteer work- Lausanne Financial Conference on June | €rs to remain on duty until noon Satur- | Mrs. R. M. Stephenson, Mrs, Nathan | 16 with & solid front. day. The District drive will be con- | Scott, Miss Eliza Mitchell, Mrs. Howard = uumd | simultaneously with campaigns | Tucker, Miss Nancy Newbold, Miss S SAND The goal will be to in- Helen Wardman, Mrs. Ralph Hyde, cxene locll membership from 3.600 to | Mrs. E. Courtlandt Parker, Miss Louise 5,000. Leaders hope.to boost the na- | Spencer, Miss Jeanette Fuqua, MIs. tional membership from 600,000 to Campbell Pritchett, Mrs. Haywood 1,000,000 | Newbold, Mrs. Alexander B. Hagner, Weckers in Drive. Miss Harriet Anderson, Mrs. Francis Sold in small quantities. Ask for prices. “NO ORDER TOO SMALL” “SUDDEN SERVICE” Spalding, Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell, Mrs J. FRANK KELLY, Inc. | Workers include Mrs. Frederick Sol- | Chauncey Parker, jr.; Mrs. John Lumber, Millwork, Paint, Coal Not Made Public. Sirloin » 33c; Porterlmuse ». 39¢ Fresh Ground Beef, 1b., 15¢ Fresh Roe Shad By the Associated Press. BELGRADE, Jugos proposal for financial reh‘bmuum orl the Danubian states, providing for a| sirgle viewpoint among the lmle en-l oslavia, May 16.—A Open Thursday Evening Claw Crab M - R:g;‘:rxlar ?.um:a (t'.rab Meat. . .». 5435-37 Conduit Mississippi Lump Crab Meat . 45¢ . 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