Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1932, Page 31

DAWES MAY AID INSULL INTERESTS Reported Planning to Engage | in Rehabilitation as Rep- resentative of Banks. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 9.—The Txmes‘ says Charles G. Dawes, who announced on Monday his resignation as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora- tion, effective June 15, is reported in Wall Street circles as planning to en- gage in the rehabilitation of the exten- | sive Insull . and principally of the Middl Utilities System. The reports indicated, the paper says, that Dawes would be invited to suc- | ceed Samuel Insull as one of the three | receivers of tb iddle West Utilities | Co. He would represent the large group | of Chicago and Néw York banks which share control of the company as a re- sult of the default of various Insull bank loans. I resigned as a re- ceiver on Tues ‘The forme! President and Am- | bassador to Great Britain was quoted as saying he “had not been asked” | when ~questioned \\q\hmgmn on ett e would become any In resigring the Reconstruction | Finance Corpo Dawes told Presi- dent Hoover I ed to resume the banking busine SOVIET HEADS APPROVE | LOAN OF $1,600,600.000 New Bond Issue Intended to Fi-| 'SAYS DOUBLE TAXATION | League Authority Making Tour ' | corporations to eliminate the present Trail of Dead Fish, Discontented Cows, Leads to Big Still By the Associated Press. BEECHER, Ill, June 9—Con- ditions along the Kankakee River weren't what they should have been. The fish were dying and the cows in the pastures along the banks of the stream were feeling slek. Following a trail of dead fish and discontented cows for three days, prohibition agents found the reason they reported yester- day—a pipe carrying waste mash from 750-gallon still into the river. Two men were arrested. EVILS WILL BE ENDED Predicts Early Adjustment by Treaty. By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, June 9.—Early adjuste ment by treaty of taxation of foreign evils of double taxation was_predicted | here yesterday by Mitchell B. Carroll, League of Nations authority. | Carroll is visiting the larger countries | of Europe and Asia in an international ! tax survey. On his return to Geneva he will re- port to the Fiscal Committee of the League, which is expected to draft pro- posed treaties based upon his recom- ! mendations. “Some arrangement probably will be' 50 that a business operating in a | Country which charges a profit tax will | be charged by that country omly with the difference, if any. between that tax and the tax of the corporation’s home country,” Carroll said. THE EVENING STAR, * WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE 19 «35 * WHITE STAR TUNA 2 Med. Cans 3sc 4 Tall Cans zsc Famous Grape Juice Lowest Price in History Excellent for sandwiches and salads. A deliciously healthful food. * VAN CAMPS MILK Rich, pure and good. Try it in your recipes, at our low price. i WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932. Anounch{g Celebration TENTH ANNIVERSARY AND STORE REMODELING OF M. MILLER’S D.G.S. STORE 4131 3rd St. N.W. Cr. Upshur Friday, June 10th, 7 to 10 P.M. Mr. Miller has served the housewife in this neighborhood for many years. His store is well known as a store of progress and modernity. Now upon the celebration of the 10th anniversary he has completed remodeling it into what is truly a model D.G.S. market. Hundreds upon hundreds of people for miles around will come to inspect this newly remodeled D.G.S. store. You and yours and all your friends are invited to inspect it. Salesmen, manufacturers’ representatives and their demonstrators will be present preparing and dis- tributing free samples of all their good things. Souvenirs will be given free ::3 every one. Be sure to come. “Morris” will expect you. Don’t disappoint im. REMEMBER IT'S ALL FREE Free Groceries Free Demonstrations Free Music Bring the Entire Family and All Your Friends STRICTLY Franklin’s best granulated sugar. FRESH SR * GRANULATED SUGAR Refined in 10 L. 3 EGGS 239« FANCY SLICED BACON * D.G.S. For! crmnnms Eating D. G. S. Cherries is a real treat. They are large, luscious, meaty fr packed in heavy syrup at our lowest price in years. * STANDARD CORN lm..m- this popular vegetable offered at such a low price this time of the year. At your community D. G. S. store until Saturday’s closing. 4cm 25 | Ch’\r]flm(’ France, will hold an agri- cultural and industrial fair in May and | Five-Year Plan. June i Chevy Chase D G.S. Store * Brookville Market Wis. 2793-2754 College-Inn Chicken ala King. . .can 35¢ [ rich and delicious Free D:elwery*h‘ Good to the last Libby’s Cooked Corned Beef . . . .can19¢ Imported Sardmes. . . ... .. .3 cns 25¢ Schimmel’s Jelly. . . .. ... .. sas 10c L2 dar 27c 4 ar 12¢ AN .80z far ] 5¢ o * CHUM SALMON An inexpensive grade of ideal for salmon balls or & nance Fourth and Last Year of * SCOTTISSUE Scottissue contains 1,000 sheets. week. 2™ 29c Imon that is Special for this 3 25¢ REGULAR LOW PRICES 3 Tall Cans 25c Gundersheimers Carolinas Each zsc BUDWEISER MALT SYRUP 75 Years of Confidence 49- SUPER SUDS No Waiting for Suds Cuts Dishwashing Time One-Third HOT WEATHER Cli FOODS icquot Club Ginger Ale Regular 15¢c Bottle Special This Week 2 BOTTLES 2 5 [ No deposits on bottles Quaker Crackels. ... ... .2 pus Post Toasties e i Kellogg’s Corn Flakes .. Tk Kellogg’s Pep R Kellogg’s Rice Krispies. . . .. .ps Shredded Wheat. .. ...... .o Wheaties . i Eakens Shim Jim Pretzels . Ib. pkg. Gold Bag Coffee. ..........n25¢ Orienta Coffee ve...m 35¢ Wilkins Coffee. . ...........» 3lc Chase & Sanborn (dated). e 1. 35¢ Astor Coffee Del Monte Coffee crumb. Canada Dry Ginger Ale 28-0z. Bottle 20@ No deposit on bottle CHEESE 2. 3 5 e Kirkman’s Chips NEAR BEER 5 Schimmel’s Preserves. . . . . French Mustard. . McCormick’s Mayonnaise. . . oy Mawr ST SiChan : K o the Big Krumm’s Macaroni. . . . ... .3 ps 22¢ Red Can Rock Creek Ginger Ale. .3 'sc; bottles 25 College-Inn ™= Cocktail. . . .vet. 19¢ Libby’s Tomato Juice . . .. 3 cans 25¢ Ritter Beans. . . Alderney Milk . . . Tc; at 12¢ | 1 bke. Ready to Bake. Biscuits with Free! ik S Reay o Bka icake mits 1S 2DC White House Vinegar. . .. . ... .a 15¢ MORTON SALT Plain or lodized. When it rains it pours. POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL A pure virgin oil. low price. D.G.S. PURE JAM Made from most selected fruit and pure cane sugar. OLD WITCH AMMONIA The milky white ammonia for all house cleaning Priced very low. 2 small bots. 19€ h Carolina nt Is Hunted. i : This Helpful day » 3 : Booklet FREE Get these helpful suggestions for training baby’s mealtime habits, This booklet also ex- plains the technical fea- tures that make the Gerber Products better for baby. Phone or write, for your copy today. — ported no progrc is some 15 milc from the scene identity of the sia Bloodhounds were Fayetteville to aid in the rmrrh for the slayer. Kraft's Amerium . L Glee Club to Give Concert. CHERRYDALE, Va,. June 9 (Special) G MR. HAL B. CLAGETT . Room %05 Washington Loan & Trust Bldg. Phone: Natl. 3256 SPECIALLY PREPARED | STRAINED VEGETABLES Volunteer glee club con- ren of this neighbor- 1der the direction of \Irs Bottles Abner-Drury. A local product priced very low. Contents CLOVERDALE LITH-A-LIMES & 2Ge o e BALLANTINES MALT SYRUP 49c FEDERAL (Dark), JERSEY (Light)—New 3-Lb. Can Gold Band PURE CREAMERY Churned Fresh Daily 2 1o Qe Ayrshire 1b. 2Qe¢ No Better Butter Made Makes any salad better. Special FREE! A Libby's glass with two bottles of the famous sparkling drink. Most refreshing. PARAMOUNT PICKLES Paramount label is a guarantee for better quality. New regular low pfice. l/z-pt. Can z’c " 16-0z. Jar 23° Lge. Bottle 23c HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS A roast, steak or stewing beef from your community D.G.S. store is a real You won't moan “the hankroll hlues” when you buy Hanes Wonderwear! NO MATTER what your wheelbase is, you have plenty of sitting-room in HANES Summer Won- derwear. It's minus the automatic clutch! You can bend under the bed to get your shoes—and HANES won't bind. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Spring’s Choicest Fruits and Vegetables in Abundance The new HANES Shirts take 2load off your back and pocket- treat. The finest cuts of choice U. S. No. 1 beef, genuine Spring lamb or home-dressed fowl is the kind sold at our stores at most reasonable prices. book! 35c and 50c. Light, airy, cool. Elastic-knit that Jasts. It snaps and snuggles across your chest without a crinkle or wrinkle. Any good store has laundry-fresh HANES. If you don’t knowa dea'ler, please write to P. H. Hanes Knitting Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. Try D.G.S. meats for your dinner tonight and you will see the difference. KRIEL’S & HAMS They are lean, tender hams from corn-fed young porkers. Bake one for Sunday dinner. FANCY RIB ROAST . So tender and juicy. Delicious with new potatoes. Lb. 13 21 at Your Community D.G.S. Store No. 1 ' POTATOES ... 98¢ Serve plenty potatoes with ypur meals. The price is extremely low and the quality very good. FRESH TOMA'I‘OES It is needless to say how good tomatoes are with Lbs. zsc Stringless Beans.................o000e. .3 s 18 Texas Onions N e Home-Grown Beets............c.co0.. .2 bunches 15¢ Red Radishes..........cccc00eeeeeece .3 bunches 10c Home-Grown Rhubarb.......cccc0e0u...4 bunches 25¢ Spring Onions..........coco0ueeeees.. .2 bunches Sc ORANGES California,Valencia Oranges ptionally good. They “nn ll;in dl d Ex t for e i Grange juice. ® ® @ Doz [ Thi- week end we are offering 288 size at a real low price. JUMBO CANTALOUPES . . 2 25¢ MY-T-FINE Chocolate Dessert or Lemon Pie Filling 3 rkes- 23¢ Chuck Roast. ..............m 14¢ Veal Shoulder Roast. . ... ... 19¢ Lamb Shoulder Roast. ... ... .n. 17¢ Veal Breast g e . 10¢ oresseo Chickens S 2 §e 55 206 RABBIT TIDBIT . . 1/, Rabbit to Carton 390 Liverwurst ............... . 35¢ Rettberg’s Frankfurters. . ... .m. 25, S s e yn Tos Brewr Snyder Chipped Best . 18¢ s Royal Fork.......... . 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