Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 16

A—16 » NEW GHARGE MADE IN"PRISON PROBE Fiorida ~ Man Declares Brother Was Killed at Convict Camp. By the Assoclated Press. | MIAMI, Fla., July 21.—The Miemi ¥ today quoted Byron A. Powell, a fisherman, as saving he believed his brother. Frank A. Powell, was killed at | the State prison farm and did not die of a heart attack, as reported by State | auth s | P 'ormed fter a let- d stating that he was in | . He was serving a four- Had Gash on Face. “When they saw his body at the fu- head was turned on one ride. They asked about it and were | 20ld he had a scratch on his face. The; saw a gash on his face and on his nose | and another gash was hidden partly by | it was done by another con- » “Powell added, “but his letters omplained of or seemed to show y trouble with other: on cf ti irder of a 19-ye: Fu “torture’ ld New Jersey convict at a prison camp near here was promised yesterday by Nathan Mayo, member of the Florida Prison Board. Two Are Indicted. Mayo said an inquiry would be con- ducted into the treatment accorded prisoners by Capt. J. H. Baker, who had charge of the camp before his transfer to the Prison Farm at Raiford. The death was that of Arthur Maille- fet of Westfield, N. J., who was found strangled to death in a sweat box at the prison camp where he was serving a sentence for robbery. Inquiry by the grand jury led to the first-degree murder indictment of Capt. George Courson and 'Solomon Higeinbotham, a guard. They are at liberty under bond pending trial next Fall. The grand jury already has asked State officials to remove Baker, and Gov. Carlton has announced a thor- ough inquiry into conditions prior and subsequent to Maillefert'’s death will be made. DAVID KENNEDY DIES IN MONTGOMERY HOSPITAL Long-Time Resident of Fairland Neighborhood Will Be Buried Today Near Rockville. Special Dispatch to The Star. SANDY SPRING, Md, July 21— David Kennedy, 84, a long-time resident of the Fairland neighborhood, died early yesterday at the Montgomery County General Hospital here following a week’s illness. He is survived by his widow. The funeral will take place this after- noon from a Rockville funeral home, . | burial to be near Rockville. Mr. Kennedy was a native of Pennsylvania. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932. OF THE TOWN The Interest of the Washinston and Vicinity Housewives Center's Around D.G.S. Summer Food "Values The great number of completely re- Announcing the Grand Opening and Store Party of KOTZ2’S NEW D.G.S. STORE Located at 13th & C Sts. N.E, Friday, July 22nd 7 to 10 PM. You and yours—your friends are cordially invited to attend this celebration and inspect this new modern D. G. S. store. An elaborate program has been planned for this event, including a food show, free groceries, souvenirs for adults and children and music. It is going to be a big party, so— Don’t Forget the Date, the Time and the Place! Bring the Whole Family and All Your Friends! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Gathered from the finest nearby farms and orchards and made available to -you fresh every day. Buy at your community D.G.S. Store, where top quality produce at low prices is always assured. best. The home-grown va‘ riety are now at their Use them liber- ally at our low price. TOMATOES 3 Lbs. l’c CHILDREN'’S DELIGHT Healthful Food for Grown-Ups D.G.S. Pure Jam Made with luscious fruits at their best and pure cane sugar. modeled D.G.S. Stores, t!:e opening of many new ones, the high:st quality food at most reasonable prices—all of which are combined to give yonu greater values and best of service. GROSNER’S 16-0z. Jar No. 1 New Potatoes Several cars of fancy No. 1 new potatoes will be offered at our stores this week end—at 10 pounds 15 Iceberg Lettuce . . 2 heaas 19¢ & 25¢ Cucumbers 3 tor 10c California Carrots . . . . 2 bunches 15¢ 2 bunches 25¢ Shop at Your Cammunity D.G.S. Stringless Beans. . ..... . .3 e 13¢ Store for Complete Food Satisfaction Lima Beans in Pod Fresh Peas Yellow Onions It’s no trick to get a Suit at a lower price 2 ms. 25¢ 3 ws. 13¢ | Jumbo Celery SUGAR . . 10 .. 43¢ Tested to Insure Uniform Quality Better MCcC:ORMICK'’S Can 9¢ Ps. MA.YONNAISE 4 - 78 Budweiser Malf/ Cleans Faster and This low price seems unbe- ) lievable; nevertheless it's | the truth. NEW SPECIAL | LOW Transparent APPLES 4 Ibs. 15C We're not going into any contest to we can sell Summer Blue Goose ORANGES Dozen, 29¢ 2 4°= 55¢ Fancy Cantaloupes 2 and 3 25c Jumbo Honey Balls 2~ 19¢ ) 75 Years of Confid ¢nce 3 'bs. in the Big Re("' Can 49- [ BEVER2,GES Rock Cj-eek Ginger | Ale 3 o 25¢ Clicqur , tEub Gingir Ale Abnc/r-Drury Cla verdale Lith -A-Limes 2 2 23 ! low see how Clothing . . . we are only going to see how low Clothing. Remember this, “brother” . . there are Summer Suits AND there are Summer Suits. Foery we can sell good Summer 8 iy 1LY MaLT ST DAIRY PRODUCTS Roll Butter .. .1b. 24c; 2 for 47c Gold Band Butter ..... ™ 27c Ayrshire Butter Alderney Milk .. pt- 7c; at. 12¢ PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE COFFEE * VAN CAMPS MILK Tall Can, 5c and will keep on your pantry 6 3 Tall 29° Cans * WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE ;:L:g;;;-:‘fi;,,gg-“g Pt. l9e; Qt.ssc » CHUM SALMON 3 o 25¢ * ARGO SALMON 2 Cans 354: A convenient and eco- nomical shortening, for better frying and baking A can of Van Camps Milk is equivalent to a quart of fresh milk. It is pure and wholesome, Quaker Crackels. ....3 for 25¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 2 prgs. 15¢ . .pkg- 12¢ College Inn Tomato Juice COCKTAIL Keep a bottle Grape-Nuts Flakes . . 16-0z. Post Toasties appetizer for lunch or din- ner, a bracer at the break- fast table. Ready to serve Tropical Worsted Suit that sold for $20 & $25 93 We figured so close that we need the three cents. Sauer’s Vanilla Ritter Beans Phillips Delicious Beans, can 5¢ Phillips Delicious Spaghetti.5c Phillips Vegetable Soup.can 5¢ SOAP Bottle s it comes from the bot- tle, Chicken alaKing. can 35¢ : . Ib. 35¢ 1. 31c Chase & Sanborn (dated) - 35¢ For economy, coolness and conven- Astor ience. Excellent for salads. Special Spaghetti a la Mussolini or Rice Octagon Soap An Axron inner D Octagon Powder Dirigible f / Z (’ /Z‘o”s (,’ Free With 3 Cans 290 Octagon Cleanser - Ivory Soap = = ==y White House white House A ] e 2 Another week at our special low price for this rich, tender red salmon. * CRISCO 7 (':'::; l9c 280 533 Washington Flour i J/rooms * GOLD MEDAL FLOUR | ;5™ 18¢;121m 35¢ i 5 be. 1Qes 12 1bs. J e Krumms Macaroni f P ot TEA for better bak- sz for Iwu-e oo A NEW CELLOPHANE-WRAPPED CARTON PARAMOUNT Yy en— | B C f GENUINE SPRING §PF4:lAL PRICE Mil’).-Fed Veal m POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Vo re. 27 1%4-1b. Can 3-1b. Can A pure virgin oil. Makes any salad better, Cooked CORNED BEEF Buy several cans at our low price. Convenient food for quick lunches, picnics and week-end parties. 2= 35 Gundersheimer’s Junior Layer Cake each 251! UNEEDA BAKERS Round Butte: y S ERe .. & 1-Ib. pkes. 25¢ ROSEMARY WAFERS Rich and tasty. with four differ- ent lcings. Good to the last crumb. n Remember that you have to judge a suit by the “make”—and we've dropped the price to the “bottom”—for quality. 3 or NOODLES Brewer-Snyder EACH —But the Same Matchless Blend HOUSE OF LORDS 19 Cans CUCUMBER' bottle l“ own ror e riavor || || BRILLO .7/ 3 o 25¢ I Extra_Special! : Sl 00 & $1.50 TIES —Reduced to For a limited time we are offering hand-made resilient constructed ties; pastel shades, white grounds, plain shades, dark and fancy patterns. sl 00 & $1.50 UWEAR — Reduced to “Rockinchair” and other well known makes— Shirts, Shorts and Union Suits in all sizes. 55¢ PANAMA OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY GROSNER’S 18325 F S @& R EF T Any STRAW HAT In the House Formerly $3 &85 Leg of Lamb Pound Delicious with new potatoes 21¢ and fresh green peas. HOME-DRESSED Chickens Leghorn Broilers, average weight, 1% to 2%; Ibs. Pound FANCY SMOKED HamMs o 15¢ FISH | Pillsbury CAKE FLOUR rke- 23¢ LEAN WESTPHALIAS FANCY SLICED BACON FOUNTAIN AUTHS FRANKS RETTBERGS CANADIAN BACON - 39¢ GOBELS SKINLESS FRANKS. .. 23c American Beauty SLICED BACON 25¢ Fountain Brand BRAND s BACON REGULAR LUMP CRABMEAT FILLET OF HADDOCK WHOLE OR HALF STRIP s 23c Cutlet Rib Cho/:s Breast. Loin Chc‘;s Shoulde/" Chops Should f>r Roast o ) Pound ) 35e . 19¢ .......... w. 12Y5¢ 6 to STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 2 - 45¢ COMET RICE 2 % 15 12-0z2. pkgs.