Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1933, Page 30

'DOES RHEUMATIC AGONY DRIVE YOU CRAZY? !n: cannot hope to get lasting relief from cruel, crippling rheu- matic aches and pains if you are a slave to laxative drugs. I _Medical suthgrities make no se-| cret of the fact that often sluggish bowels contribute the poisons and| acid conditions which result in pain- | ful, swollen, inflamed lmbs and| | joints. You must stop those poisons | | st the source. The Cream of Nujol treatment does this at a cost of only a few| cents & day. Doctors specially rec-| |ommend this new form of Nujol treatment for those suffering from rheumatic conditions. Cream of | Nujol lubricates laxative-dried bow- | EN vu them new elasticity and ity, so that poisonous wastes lare thrown off daily by natural ristaltic action. The new harm- Jess Cresm'of Nujol treatment will| make you regular as clockwork and will not interfere with 1:°I" I your play. Moreover, s _de! | and &a; take. 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Washington, Va, Me. Opposite Texaco Ol Wal. | 4401 Distributing Plant 8475 MOTHER FROMAN'S 'hfill Roast Chicken Box. .§1.25 Chicken. Box .$1.00 | Whole Fried Also 3 Real Oyster Box pE US FOR GOOD EATS ¥ OR PHONE NA. 2501 1108 Sth St. N.W. jvery Charge Anywhere -unmm 1y eorrect | lened WHERE TO DINE. Jewish Community Center Modern Dining Room Special Dinner, 50c i leals Served at Reduced Rates fllll‘ 030 Herzog’s Shad & Shad Roe 11th & Potomac River \S18757 SN THE SUN Chinese-American Restaurant Luncheon, 40c Dinner, 60c to 75¢ Phone Orders Promptly Delivered 1775 Columbia Rd., Nr. 18th St. Phones: Col. 7970—Ad. 4060 1634 Conn. Ave., Near 20th St. Announces the Opening of Its Upstairs Dining Room Exeentional Food—Courteous Service 75¢ and $1.00 | Dail; to 8 P.M. Arranre te have your Bridre, Tea or other ‘Parties here Phone Decatur 6344 SEA FOOD Alzovs Fresn Never Frozen STEAKS 27oied over Live Hickory Coals lote: U. 8. Graded Prime Choice w ' York Steaks Served Exclu- sively. ISTABILITY COUNCIL 'HALLORAN CHARGE | krowledge of the murders of Mrs. Agnes URGED IN SENATE Resolution Asks Co-ordina- | tion of Industry and Na- tional Resources. By the Associated Press. Creation of a council of national sta- bility and welfare to co-ordinate indus- | try and national resources was proposed | yesterday by Senators Tydings of Mary- | land and George of Georgia, both | Democrats, in a resolution introduced in | the Senate. ‘The council would be one of cabinet officers, with an advizory commission of ent-elect Roose- | velt and President Hoover. charged with mending to the | President and Congress relating to the netional stability and | welfare,” including economic_problems ‘and “the safety, health and sustenanci of the civil population during interrup- | tion of normal commercial and eco- nomic processes.” It would be composed of the Secre- teries of the Treasury, War, Navy, In- terior, Agriculture, Commerce and Lebor. would be selected from those having special knowledge and experience in the fields of industry, finance, lab agri- culture, transportation, scse eco- nomics public relations, man- agement, foreign relations or oLhers spe- | cially qualified. An appropriation of $200,000 would be pronded for the council. UPHELD BY COURT. Phoenix Judge Denies Motion to| Quash Indictment as Slay- ing Accessory. By the Associated Press | PHOENIX, Ariz, January 4—Judge Howard C. Speakman today denied a motion to quash and set aside an in- dictment accusing John J. Halloran, Phoenix lumber man. as an “accessory | to_the crime of murder.” is chargea with concealing Anne e Rol and Miss Hedvig Samuel- son, both former friends of Mrs. Win- nic Ruth Judd. Mrs. Judd was sen- tenced to be hanged February 17 for the murder of Mrs. Le Roi. After indicting Halloran the grand ury urged the State Board of Pardons and Paroles to commute Mrs. Judd’s tence to life imprisonment. The oard has not acted on the recommen- dation. At his preliminary hearing, continued | to today, Halloran charged members of the jury “were disqualified from serv- | ing in this case by reason of bias and prejudice against this defendant and | were in a state of mind which prs\enud | them from acting 1mplrflally He also charged the jury “invalidated ‘ its own indictment” when it recom- | mended the commutation of sentence. | The indictment was returned last | S | ek i tier tie jurors heard Mrs. Judd | tell what she had said was the “whole | truth” of the slayings here in October, | 1831, After the women were slain v.h:l. bodiea were sent to Los Angeles in | POLICE DENY NEWS ‘ TO RICHMOND PRESS“ | By the Assoclated Press. ‘ RICHMOND, Va, January 4.—Police | records were denied Teporters today, as | both the police department and Mayor | J. Fulmer Bright continued their sever- | s0od of “diplomatic relations” with the | Mn.nwhfle counsel for the Times- | Dispatch was proceeding under the in- ) structions of Vincent C. Byers, editor, to seek a court order to secure access to_privileged matter. ‘ Mayor Bright, whose official actions, particularly in his dealings with the un- | employed council, had been criticized | sharply by both local papers, yesterday | annouhced he would sever diplomatic relations, and continue his policy until | such a time as “the press can again best serve the interest of our city.” He| said he was “growing weary of the open | hostility nnd deslructl riticism of rhe Richmond p! Later Pollne Chle( Robert B. Jordan\ announced “that there will be no police | news for either newspaper, until they ernment.” Mayor Bright was criticized by both papers for ordering Thomas H. Stone, leader of the unem. ployed council, when he called on th executive to presnt a protest from the | council. Stone, who was fined $10 1n Police Court, noted an appeal. 2801 Georgia Ave. N. Open Sundays. 8 AM. to 1 PM. Open Eves. 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Metropolitan er Dollar,” at; 11:52 .am., 1:53, 3:54, 5:55, 7:56 and 9:58 p.m. R-K-O Keith's—"The Animal King dom,” at 11 am.,, 1:02, 2:44, 4:26, 6:08, 7:50 and 9:32 p.m. Earle—"Frisco Jenny,” at 11:15 am., 1:55, 4:35, 7:15_and 9:35 pam. Stage | shows at 12:55, 3:35, 6:15 and 855 pan. | Palace—"Strange Intcrlude at 10 am., 12:50, 3:10, 5:30, 7:50 and 1010 p.m. anr'- Fox—"Fast Life,”" at 11 am., 7:15 and 10 p.m. Smgeshows | -tl”zs 3:20, 6:05 and 8:50 p.m. Columbia—“Heritage_of the Dese: at 11:45 am. 1:25, 3:19, 8:20 and 10 p.m. Tivoli—“Rockabye,"” 6:05, 7:50 and 9:45 p.m. Cantral—"The Mcst Danscrou Game,” from 11 am, to 1 bur- at 2:35, 4:20, Cun';u!mrs " at Bridge Contract Awarded. The District Commissioners yesterday awarded a contract fo grading the ap- | proaches to the new Benning Bridge to the low_bidc Shea Construction Co. of Fhiladelphia, who asked $16,800 for the jol SPECIAL DINNER TOMORROW, THURSDAY i Roast Young 50c | ‘ Turkey Dinner . SERVED AT ALL 3 PLACES 18th and Col. 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Pessagno, 40, of the 300 block of Kentucky avenue southeast, accused’ of assaulting two policemen whom his wife had called on to calm him Sunday, demanded a jury trial in under $200 bond. Policemen Carl R. Burr and .Robert J. “Tompkins, fourth precinct, testified Pessagno struck both of them after they bad been simmoned to his home by Mrs. Pessagno, who said her husband | was breaking up all their furniture. PYUS ADAMS "% gor™™ SAVE 30% ON PAINTS. Pure Linseed Ol or Turp., 50¢ Gal. PHOTO FLASH BULBS For makips Flush Lisht Ple- No_noise, smoke or Pnoto Flash m ith Satteries and © ' flash bull . 52.00; er flAlbtrt Fnc. 815 IOTH STREET,N.W. | Thursdays and Saturdays OLE FIRESIDE THE SMART PLACE Gibson’s ; Sunshine Lamp, $5 Obt. ther Ultra Violet, Infra . or Sunshi Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Very Low Rates on Long Distance Calls Call COL 0432 Guaranjeed. GIBSON CO. 917 G St. N.W. Now Come the AFTER-INVENTORY SAVINGS with many fine suites and pieces reduced Those who have waited until after the holidays for savings on good, depend- able Lifetime Furniture will find now many suites and pieces sharply Dining, Living and Bed reduced. Rooms. These are all fine, regular quality Lifetime pieces and suites at prices newly lowered for immediate clear- ance. Many only 1 and 2 of a kind. Come early. All are offered subject to prior sale. DINING ROOM SUITES STYLE 2 Jacobean Type Suites, in oak; pleces. Were $325.00. style table; 10 pieces. Was $311.00. Was $700.00. 10 pieces. Were $265.00. walnut; 10 pleces Were $273.00. Were $295.00. Now $195.00 1 18th Century Type Suite, Phyfe Now $195.00. 1 Exquisitely Carved Tudor Oak Suite; refectory table; 10 pieces. Now $208.00. 2 Sheraton Type Sultes, with inlay; Now $235.00. 4 Dining Suites, Early English Type; Now $185.00. 7 Modified Elizabethan Style Suites, walnut, oak and gumwood. Now $250.00. ‘ STYLE 1 18th Century Type Suite, with 8-foot extension table; 10 pieces. Was $285.00. Now $225.00. 1 Jacobean Suite, walnut and gumwood; 10 pieces. Was $495.00 Now $295.00. 1 Biedermeier Suité, mahogany and camaroon; 10 pieces. Was $750.00. Now $350.00. 1 Fine 18th Century Mahogany Style Suite; 10 pieces. i 9. 4 Was $1,025.00. Now $695.00. 1 Fine Sheraton Mahogany Suite; pieces, with inlay. Was $538.50. Now $365.00. 1 Fine Crotch Mahogany Suite, 18th Century English Type; 10 pieces. Was $950.00. Now $495.00. 10 10 BED ROOM SUITES STYLE 1 Twin Bed Suite, 8 pieces, walnut Now $195.00. 1 Full size Bed Suite, 6 pieces, walnut chiefly. Was $472.50. and gumwood. Was $379.50. full size bed. Were $250.00. tury English type. Was $295.00. fine pieces. Was $510.00. 1 Twin Bed Suite, 8 pieces, Now $150.00. American influence. Was $220.00. Now $175.00. 3 Early English type suites, 6 pieces, Now $150.00. 1 Twin Bed Sulte, 8 pieces, 17th Cen- Now $175.00. 1 Twin Bed Sheraton style suite of & Now $250.00. STYLE 11 All-mahogany Colonial Type Suites. 6 pieces. Were $265.00. Now $169.00. 1 Colonial Type Mahogany and Gum- wood Suite. 6 pieces. Was $195.00. Now $159.00. 1 Provincial Style Suite, wormy chest- nut. 6 pieces. Was $665.00. Now $250.00. 1 Berkey & Gay Enamel Decorated Suite, 6 fine pieces. Was $1,198.00. Now $395.00. 1 Twin Bed Suite, walnut with mar- quetry, 8 fine pieces. Was $998.00. Now $495.00. 1 Twin Bed Suite in mahogany, Bieder- meier style, 8 pieces. Was $626.00. Early Now $350.00. LIVING ROOM SUITES STYLE 1 2-Piece Karpen Down Pillow-Back Group; luxurious. Was $215.00. 1 Roomy Tapestry Group, Now $125.00. 1 Karpen 2-Piece Group, in green tap- estry, stripe and floral effects. Now $195.00. 1 Rust Velvet 2-Piece Karpen Group, Now $150.00. armchair; Karpen. Was $215.00. Was $295.00. reversible cushions, ‘Was $240.00. Now $150.00. STYLE 1 Small Wing Style Karpen Sofa and Chair, rust artrea velvet. Was $200.00. Now $135.00. 1 Green Friezette Tapestry Karpen Sofa and Club Chair. Was $225.00. Now $150.00. 1 Antique Velvet Karpen Group, in rust shade; 2 pieces. Was $245.00. Now $145.00. 1 Wisteria Mohair Karpen Tuxedo Group; 2 pieces. Was $235.00. Now $160.00. sofa and Many Odd Dressers, Chests, Vamhes. Beds. Chairs and Benches Reduced MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D & E +% - “SILVER DOLLAR” NATIONAL v Mats. Today & !lt Ml Io $2.20 CORNELIA OTiS SKINNER in the Dramatic fequences icht, lrl.. !IL Eves THE IMPI.ESS EUGENI! a. THE WIV!S‘OF H!NRY vin 8 DAYS ONLY thra Sun. FREDRIC MARCH - ELISSA LANDI o AUDE‘I'TE CKBERT CHARLES LAUEH‘IM Prices: Eves, 5S¢ u 855 Biats.. 53¢ to sL.10. 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