Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1932, Page 7

/-\\/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 5, | ¢ nothing to him, for | to be iminated against, Mr. Alifas i’.‘é%’»’fl‘%fih’?’?@'{, r‘;‘;ulari’y. g said, h?x‘t'cn;:lflsosp\'elt changed all that AIRMAIL RATES RAISED So great was the need for secrecy dur- | and directed that no employe should be Eeaio ing the war that Mr. Roosevelt went|penalized for his activity as a commit- | Increase to 8 Cents Also Applies to | abroad alone on the destroyer U. 8. 8. | teeman of labor. Mr Rn‘flsi:tlets. lbfil{- | Byer, with Mr. Camalier and a naval | ished the multiplicity Canada, Cuba and Mexico. \ assistant {olligumx on the Olympia, | Alifas asserted, cutting the number from | | meeting the Assistant Secretary in Lo 17 to 3 and guaranteeing that proficient don. Mr. Camalier recalls vividiiy a|mechanics should be entitled to an | ‘The increase of domestic airmall | postage rates today from 5 to 8 cents | for the first ounce and from 10 to 13| cents for each additional ounce or fraction, also applies to mail sent by | air to Canada, Cuba and Mexico, but | not to Central and South America. 1 The increase in airmail rates is! simultaneous with the raising of first- class postage rates from 2 to 3 cents ang follows the levying of a special tax | | under the new_revenue bill upon all | trsfllgls;rnms and long-distance telephone | i v equitable rate of pay. He likewise pro fanous trip the party made acroms o | vided for the demarkation between the hours to negotiate, when Prince Axel | different trades, based on labor's in- | of Denmark showed himself to be an | terpretation. . i Hark uu:mnm;rgksauzor B aar.| i paomber. of the New Xox Sa / N | " Mr. Camalier was not only with Mr.| when he was summoned to - Back to War Days'in Ad- Roosevelt durgng the latter part of his | sistant Secretary e Navy, Mr. . : . | service at the Navy Department but | Roosevelt resigned miration of Nominee. |accompenied him around the country | bany, N. %7, |in the campaign of shen he was | then until his L ee— seeking the vice pre: y. | for Vice Presiden One of Mr. Cama prized collec- | On duty in Washingtc tions is some 3,000 pl graphs he pos- | service called him to Europe sesses of Mr. Roosevi during the World War, when trip to Europe | spected naval activities abroad. English Chznnel, which took some 14 Associates m his post at Al- h, 1913, and from The two Washingtonians most closely sssociated officially with Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt when he wes Assistant Becretary of the Navy here during the ons have held office he in- | Helped Restore Frigate. | | Mr. Roosevelt was active in lying the groundwork for the restoration of Old " | Ironsides, now at the Washington Navy Yard. He wrote a special paper entitled “Qur First Frigates,” to boost the proj- the private pract Mr. Cama- | OUF P . lier's assistant in the Roosevelt office | €Ct- was Chester H. Gray, who is now an |Cross work here during the war. The assistant _corporation counsel at the | Gs nor has an extensive collection of District Building Marine prints to remind him of his Washington's recollections of maritime_training ates attorney until he resign to take up Gov. Roosevelt revolve around his work as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, hard- working during the World War, and a paval flavor has already beer d to his campaign for the presidency, with “Anchors Aweigh,” famous y air, adopted as theme song and the New York e e proclaiming h: self a good r and pointing to naval Called “Finest Chief.” Mr. Camalier told The Star today that Mr. Roosevelt is “the finest chief { ever worked as he was most con- siderate in every way.” He was the type of man one enjoyed working for and he never interfered with the con- duct of his own office, Mr. Camalier asserted. Before a holiday Mr. Roose- velt would pass the word along that | his force need not come to the offic Bargain Month at "Electrical Headquarters” When he was nominated as Demo- cratic_candidate for Vice President in 1920, Navy Department officials held a ption for him. During his stay in Washington, Mr. Roosevelt lived at 1733 N street and at 2131 R street. Another Washingtonian who remem- bers Mr. Roosevelt kindly is N. P. Alifas of 120 Maryland av northeast, resident of District No. 44, of the In- ternational Association of Machinists and their legislative representative, who had to call almost daily upon the war- time Assistant Secretary. Foremost among the things for which Mr. Roose- | velt is remembered, Mr. Alifas told The Star, is his estabiishing of the Navy Wage Board designed to place wages for civilian Navy Yark workmen on a parity with those in the surrounding lo- calities. Committees in the navy yards used Mrs. Roosevelt was active in Red : | ¥CED TEA is satisfying | Finest Quality Priced Low V4-Ib. pkg. 15¢ i 29¢ Crisca’: o> 19¢; 25 28¢ Apple Sauce. .. .3 cans 25¢ Ritter Beans Phillips Bean: Heinz Beans . .can 9¢ & 14c Campbell’s Beans 3 cans 17¢ Cut Beets. . Whole Beets. Sanico Corn Del Maiz Corn. . . 2 cans 25¢ Stand. Corn.. .. .4 cans 25¢ Sour Cherries ..can 19¢ Chili Con Carne. .. .can 12¢ Sieer Grapefruit. . 2 cans 25¢ Siiver Grapefruit. . 4 cans 25¢ Slice Grapefruit Juice. . 4 cans 25¢ Argo Salmon. = 20c Sanico Peas. ......can 15¢ Peter-Pan Peas. .. .can 15¢ Del Monte Peas. .. .can 17¢ Golden Tip Peas.. 2 cans 25¢ Top Notch Peas. . . .can 19¢ Standard Peas. . .3 cans 25¢ Sweet Potatoes. .2 "¢ 25¢ cans Peas and Carrots. . .can 10¢ A-1 String Beans. . .can ]5¢ T.F. String Beans . 3 cans 25¢ Stand. Cut Beans. 3 cans 20c We hope you all enjoyed yourselves thoroughly. Most of you will find your larders empty . . . and of course will want to restock them. Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly Stores, as usual, offer fine quality foodstuff at consistently low prices. Visit your nearest one bright and early tomorrow morning. pecials This Week! Good Coifss Priced Low Special Coffee Values . . .. Rice Pops Wheat Pops. ; Puffed Wheat. . .pks. 121/5¢ Puffed Rice MILK LUX Domestic—in oil. NUCOA . . . = . at the lowest pri MUSSELMAN’S APPLE BUTTER . regularly 10c a TOILET SOAP Movie stars endorse it. SARDINES 3 Sealect can Sc Stock up and save at this price. VITAMONT Don’t forget your dog—3 cans, 29c. BROOMS. . .=21c SNAP brand—regularly 25c. dozen $ cans cakes for cans for ce we have ever quoted. jars for jar—17-ounce jars. 6-29c 120 20c 10c 12¢ 25¢ Post Toasties. . .2 pies. 15¢ Grape Nuts 3 Grape Nuts Flakes. . pie. 12¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes.. . . .2 pkes. 15¢ Rice Krispies Krumbles. A wke. 12¢ -.oke. 12¢ & 20¢ Chum Salmon Pink Salmon Kinney’s Salmon . Catalina Tuna Crown Sardines. .2 cans 15¢ Sanico Eggs. “* 23c Land O’Lakes Butter.m. 27¢ Jumbo Roll Butter. . .1». 23¢ Sanitary Butter Wisconsin Cheese. ... 19¢ 12-1b. ap 30c o 40c 12-Ib. 40c Sanico Flour Gold Medal Flour. Pillsbury’s Flour. . o Washington Flour. ':;‘:' 37¢ Waldorf Tissee. .4 rous 19¢ Scot Tissue 3 roms 25¢ Sanico Tissue. . . .3 rons 19¢ The Combination Sunbrite CLEANSER FREE with Arrow Chips s 19¢ The chips are regularly 20c—the cleanser 5c. IN OUR MEAT MARKETS , Loin Lamb Chops. .. 35¢ } Salt Fat Backs Lean Strip Bacon.1. 12V,¢ §{ Salt Fat Butts Puritan Bacon ... .w. 23¢ § Pork Liver Prime Rib Roast. ... 25¢ { Pick. Lamb Tongue.jar 30¢ Chuck Roast. ... .. .1 18¢c { Pickled Pigs Feet. .jar 21¢ Beef Liver.......w. 15¢ { Smoked Shoulders. .i. ]]1¢ Hamburg Steak. .. .. 17¢ { Clover Bacon Boiling Beef . 8¢ § Hormel's 14 Hams w. 45¢ Phillips Spaghetti. . . .can 5¢ Ritter Spaghetti. .3 cans 20c Franco-American . 3 cans 25¢ College Inn ean 10c Stand. Tomatces. 2 cans 15¢ Sanico Tomatoes. . .can 10c ~ Veal Sale! . « . high-grade locally | dressed veal Cutlets Loin Chops. .»31c Rib Chops. . .n 25¢ Shld. Chops .1 19¢ Breast w 123c Camay Soap. cake 5¢ Medium Ivory . .eake S¢ Large Ivory.. .. ... .cake 8¢ Dethol.. . 1 »t. 25¢; »t. 45¢ Dethol Sprayers. . .each 25¢ Wet-Me-Wet »ee. 10c RANGE BARGAINS > ok R W As a special feature of “Bargain Month” we offer the No. 18-96 Crawford Electric Range of highest quality at great savings. This is a brand-new, big-capacity range with a very low operating cost. Has four cooking units, two oven units, full temperature control, lighted oven. Were $250.00 NOW $140 Sanico Hams | Smoked Hams snaer B 15¢ . . high quality, Ib. 10 to 12 pound Cookgd Ham. .4 . 10c Hellmann’s Pickles Salad Dressing i 15¢ % e 9 o 29¢ FRUITS & VEGETABLES | Fresh Stringless Beans Fancy Bunch Carrots 2 bunches 15¢ Iceberg Lettuce. . .2 neass 19¢ & 2 neaas 23¢ Fresh Lima Beans Bread & Butter | 8¢ Hellmann’s Mayonnaise & 8c Lime Jell-0 . . %*]19¢ for . the equivalent of getting a package of Lime Jell-@ for one penny. An extremely low price Ask About "Our New -~ JUMBO Layer Cake « + + I’s delicious and so moderately priced —good cake, cream iced, and topped with pecans. “You'll Like n” Our Washing Machine Department is also doing its share toward making July an honest-to-goodness “Bargain Month.” You know about the high quality of the famous ABC Washing Machine, so we'll only tell you about the savings you can make by purchasing this month. We are offering the No. 60 ABC Spinner (demonstrators, but in first class condition and fully guaranteed), at a very Were $165.00 NOW $1925 Balance on easy payments Everyone who buys right now—only during this fimited sale—will receive a complete $9.50 set of these new, marvelously convenient “high vacuum” attachments—absolutely free. There is a tool for every modern cleaning require- ment. Also special purpose attachments such as 20-foot extension cord, floor polisher, sanitor deodorant, etc. New, Powerful, Moderately Priced The magnificent new Standard and De Luxe mod- els are the finest Eurekas ever built. They remove all the dirt more quickly, thoroughly and easily. You will be amazed at their many new labor-saving improvements. PHONE FOR FREE TRIAL ter what your needs may be in small appliances, S in to find just what you want during “Bar- ’%» \X/ESTINGHOUSE substantial savings. For example, we ANy N c reductions in our entire display stock of ; Table and Floor Lamps 509, Off 1s in toasters, irons, percolators, ances during this great month Fancy Fresh RED RIPE TOMATOES . enjoy them with lettuce and mayonnaise. Special timdes) 3¢ | | Fresh Plums 3% 19c | It's the Next || ? Best | —and Country Club never regularly sold at such a low | nt Suprefilfié (Qualit CANNED FOODS N NG/, APPLIANCE Ibs. for T he Genuine Hires Root Beer . . . a real thirst-quenching drink—children love it, and if's so good for them. for Cooling BREEZES DOWN MONTHLY . oF | PAYM'T PAYM'T MONTHS = —— CURRE! CASH USED PRICE R, \DIO /= BARGAINS Nk % & & As you know, we sell only the standard, leading makes 1 the stability and integrity of “Electrical ’ are an important part of your purchase, Month” and floor m sinch i P, ! 1 Stationary $650 OR $1.00 , $1.00 - | 8-inch | | I Oscillating $11.50 s115 | $L15 3 1C-Inch i H Stationary ! osas | | $11.50 $1.15 Superlative Quality—the tcp grade in the official designation of fruits is “fancy,” packed in extra heavy syrup, and Hunt’s Supreme are all of this grade. “Taste Tells Why Hunt’s Supreme Foods Are Preferred” $16.50 (1 speed) 45 : . $1.76 we offer a wide selection of h Philco and Atwater o $18.00 124nch | 1 Stationary $1.80 at remarkable Table Models . .....$22.50 up astiatine Consoles s . 33450 up ObTitng Low and Hi'g.hboys ..$49.50 up $23.00 $2.30 $2.85 £35.00 $3.50 ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF FANS FOR DIRECT CURRENT med. cans Phone or Mail Easy Payments on Orders Accepted & Monthly Light Bills POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. IOth. & E Sts,NW. *** Phone NA. 8800 APRICOTS Peeled or unpeeled. quality peeled. bis c unpeeled, bis can y ey L = 25¢. FRESH ITALIAN PRUNES FRUITS FOR SALAD Serve as a dessert or ith One of Su s favorite ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES SPINACH ipened and by far Tender, BARTLETT PEARS Full ripe, yet not bl‘ Pinest me e i 2 5% 45¢ = 19¢ RAS IES w..zg.g?f;::.' Serve hl-: 21c PEA“CI;IES‘ 2 35 I e e o o itiee 9w ASPARAGUS i f ¢ l.;l.“ -‘1:- - o8 TOMATO SAUCE 5 | o e, szttt g v et o OC || W) comtents 6