Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1933, Page 16

SESSONTO PRESS FOR L, DEFENE 39 Patriotic Orgamzatlons to Join in Conference Here Next Week. By the Associated Press. A concerted movement to maintain adequate national defense in the pres- ent economic crisis will be started here next Monday when representatives of 39 patriotic organizations open the|and ‘Women’s Patriotic Conference on Na- tional Defense. The three-day confer- ;:gce will open with a public mass meet- that evening at the Hotel May-| ditig fower. Sessions are to be addressed by War and Navy Department officials, Con- gressmen and spokesmen for civilian components of the Army and Navy. Among the speakers on the program are Secretary Hur]ey of the War De- pnrtment Louis A. Johnson, national ommander of th? American Legion; Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, mem.. ber of the Senate Naval Affairs Com- mittee; Brig. Gen. Oscar Westover, assistant chief of the Army Air Corps; Brig. Gen, Milton A. Reckord, Mary- land Nntioml Guard commander; Maj. E. Leach, chief of the Wwar’ Depurtmem Militia Bureau; Maj. com- the Navy, and Princess Cantacuzene, granddnughter of Gen. Grant, Alvin M. Owsley of Dallas, ‘Texas, past commander of the American Le- gion, will speak at a banquet on Tues- day evening, January 31. Mrs. 8. Al(ord Blackbum national president of the American Legion Auxiunry. will preside over the confer- e. N C Omch.h sald the conference would submlt its findings to Congress “and Gcrvernment authorities.” NEW YORK FARES DROP Rapid Transit Lines Report Daily Cut of 680,000 in Quarter. NEW YORK, January 23 (#).—An average of 680,000 fewér persons paid nickels each day to ride on New York City’s rapid transit lines during the quarter ended September 30, 1932, the|* Transit Commission reported yester- day. than in the same period of 1931. The total passenger traffic for the quarter was 655.816,000, a decrease of Divorces Regarded Part of Effort to Improve Hu Husbands Women Forcing Reforms, Avers Mother Who Is Teacher. By the Associated Press. OMAHA, Nebr., January 23.—There's no need to feel alarm at the increas- ing number of divorces, says Mrs. Pearl L. Weber of Omaha Municipal Univer- sity. It's just a dtn thlt ‘women are Inrcmz men to impro ‘Weber, pbflosoph instructor er ot four children, looks at iHnd her husband agrees with her “pretty much,” she said—women demomnung that thzy ‘will not p\lt up with cruelty and other distasteful ns any longer. “Marrizge 1s on the remake.” she de- clares, “and divorce is the assertion of woman's independence. Women, who obtain most of the divorces, are forcing men to improve.” And when they complete their task there'll be fewer and fewer divorces. That will be the happy time when responsi- bilities are evenly divided between hus- band and wife, she philosophizes. “It all depends,” she added with a smile, “on how fast the women can re- form the DEMANDS OF KIDNAPERS DECREASE IN CHICAGO $50,000 Request Drops to $5,000, but Friends Have Trouble in Raising Amount. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 23.—The Chicago Tribune says today a kidnaping isn't worth as much to the kidnapers as it used to be in Chicago and cites the case of William Grossman reported held by abductors. eWspaper says n Grossman, learned, was kjdmped last ’nxendny and the price for his release was at $50,000, which in the memwhfle has dropped to a mere $5,f ooo But, the newspaper Grossman’s friends hnve been hnvlns trouble col- lecunl 8 y the kidnapers will be Jucky it they collect Bill's boud money,” one of the missing man’s friends was quoted as saying. _— Unemp]oyed of Edmonton, England, have formed an Edmonton Unemployed Assocmtion m opposition to the local branch of the National Unemployed THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1933, ““““"##‘*"t#‘t.tt‘tttt‘“"t#“‘t“t#‘ttt“t‘tt““t" CANNED FOODS For years Libby’s Canned Foods have been recognized as an outstanding leader. Every item bearing the Libby label must measure up to a certain high standard. Libby’s label on a can is just like their signature on a check—they stand behind it with their entire resources and stake their reputation for qual- ity on its contents. jfi"y Sauerkraut Serve Sauerkraut for health’s sake. Libby’s Sauerkraut has all 2 2% 15 the health value of bulk Sauerkraut with the added convenience a: cleanliness of a canned food. takes only the best part of the juice 24" Tomato Juice EEHERE 6w 45 M CorPed Beef This 1s Raisin Week ALSO OWNING AND OPERATING To Better Introduce OXYDOL a 10c Dish Cloth with Each Large Package A Real 10c Dish Cloth in Any Store, Oxydol is Procter & Gamble’s finest quality granulated soap for washing mulil-u. dishpans, gete. Oxydol .is concentrated. Because Oxydol is thoroughly dried out you will use less. Once you use Oxydol, you will understand why kbuu who use OXYDOL e 9] ¢ Procter & Gamble's concentrated soap powder. be ‘wcn free with two -nnll pleh‘u for l- teen cents. man and Here is a combination sale that is out- standing—just read it: Never have we of- fered a value which excelled this one. se3Log Cab ' %;kg i P 25c .. APPLES . . Price Is Scmalmndly Strmglen Bem . ERpie )ics me. 22¢ Fanoy Broccolf .- ivansnd ™ 15a NewKale ........c....3% 10a Lettuce.2 ness 19¢ Spinach .;,3 me 20c Tuenips,;.3 ne 10a Fancy New Potatoes. ... .5 = 25¢ Fancy Ripe Bananas . . .. .4 25¢ MR I R I O O O GoldenBloanth-.... c Sun Maid Raising ... 18@ 'AH.MI::S& For e Applu Pennsylvania are This ple and Yark aue rom vn,...'.'«:,”w - 'v" tbs. for 13 Ontons..4 m 120 mps-mx it 5“ o1y ivu sl 10¢ Fancy Florida NOTE—You may if you prefer take Sanico Buckwheat instead of Pancake. Every one knows the famous Log Cabin Syrup and our “Sanico” Pan- cake is too well known to need comment on quality. BUY while you can at this pnce and buy liberally—we won't be i in a position to offer this soon again. REMEMBER—at this time we are sell- ing SPECIAL SAUSAGE MEAT at the price of 15¢ a pound. 57,798,000, or 8.1 per cent. Compared with the same quarter of 1930 the de- crease was 98,744,000 passengers, or| 13.1 per cent. ‘These figures were exclusive of the municipal bus lines which carried ap- proximately 93,900,000 during the year. CITY N'EWS IN BRIEF. ‘Workers’ Movement. Strawbenrri?“ss. vint ] 5¢ Added Specials! Hillsdale Pineapple 2-:25¢ Follow the latest dietetic advice; eat canned pine- apple at least once a day. These are broken slices. Jolly Time Popcorn 3 == 25¢ Have an old-time “stay at home.” The price is low. . .%m. 20c Corned Beef Hash Libby’s Corned Beef—made of selected cuts has been furnonu for fifty years. Libby’s Corned Beef Hash is delicious, made of ” - Corned Beef, selected Idaho A**°™ @ You Choose Potatoes and seasoning. You'll find your family will like either Cans of these foods . . . and this price [~ c is very speci . 3 o N st Libby’s Vienna Sausage . e 10c Heat and serve or serve cold. Most children love them. Keep a few cans on hand. Libby’s Potted Meat, 3 can: 10c Long a favorite—it's so economical for making sandwiches for the children to hk. to school or eat between meals. Libby’s Buffet Ripe Olives <= 10c A real dehncy This item is stocked in many of our stores, not all. Libby’s Chili Con Carne, 2 <= 15¢ Just heat and serve. for unexpected occasions. Libby’s Veal Loaf 7o can 15¢ Delicous for sandwiches and for cold lunches. Keep a few cans on hand. Libby’s Lunch Tongue < 15¢ You'll have many occasions to serve this tasty meat at luncheons and in sandwiches. Keep a few ‘I:i;b;’s Peaches, 2 b 29¢ De Luxe halves of California yellow cling peaches —matched for size, texture and flavor. Libby’s Pineapple, 2 i cans Large, luscious slices. Follow the latest dietetic advice, serve canned pineapple every day. O.K. LAUNDRY SOAP A wonderful value in soap—all the trimmings left off —just soap—no wrapper, no advertising. A GREAT BIG BAR of the best grade laundry soap that Procter & Gamble makes. Banquet, l.ndles Blb]e class of the| "rs! Reformed Church, Lee House, | pm | Meeting, Business and Professional ‘Women's Clubs, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Meetlng Bnd dnnce, Southern Society, Willard ¢ lMseting Circle Club Hamilton Ho- el Banquet. Masonic V Vetemns Associa- | tion, Hamilton Hotel, 6:30 p. Card party, Al _Souls’ Memaml" Church, Shoreham Hotel, 8 p.m | “The Trend of es,’ Dnvid Lawrenf.’e University Club 8'30 pm. Da.nce Order of A Ahepa, Mayflower Hotel, Dmner and meeting, Washington Medical and Surgmal Society May- flower Hotel, 7:30 inner, Gnnnell Cullege Club of Waamngwn Dodge Hotel, 6 p.m. . Users of Soft Coal Are De- lighted With WENGA Coal "Loads of 5 cans for Brewer Snyder Potato Chips . . . N. B. C. Snowflake Wafers N. B. C. Recess Cookies BULK FOODS Are Economical Foods Bulk Rice . 4 15¢ Good quality—almost full head. A good food. Michigan Beans . 21 5¢ The lowest price we have quoted in years. Dried Apricots . 2" 25¢c An economy food—can be served in so many ways. Dried Peaches . 4 ®: 25¢c NONPAREIL Brand—Another popular dried fruit at a bargain price. Black-Eyed Peas . . ©5¢ Southerners will welcome this price on an old favorite. Lima Beans . . 2® ]5¢c Good, and healthful, too. Low priced. Attention, New Englanders! Here are the real New England style baked beans, put up in Portland, Maine. T his week we offer Burnham and Morrill’s Genuine Oven Baked Beans - S Just heat and serve as they are or place in baking dish, lay several strips of bacon across and reheat in the oven. REMEMBER—T hese are genuine New England oven-baked Beans—for an old time Yankee breakfast. Meeting, the Academ Mount Pleas- ant Public Library, y = Card 'party Good w:ll Chapter, No. 3, O. Southern Dairies Audi- torfum, 60 M streez northeast, 8:30 p.m. ou can take 12 years to pay MORR off your loans without the ex- Luncheon, Civitan Olliv, Hamilton Defe ol ey R0 = Bote, 1339 p terest_and principal. Larger or smnll loans at proportionate PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $30,000,000 Surplus $1,250,000 James Berry. President Edward C. Baltz, Secretary Keep a few cans on hand No Commission Charged Meeting. Board of Lady Managers of Casualty Hospital, Willard Hotel, 11 a.m. Buffet luncheon, Women’s National Press Club, Willard Hotel, 1 p.m, Meeting, Washington Associat ed Re- tail Credit Men, Whodward & Lothrop's, 12:30 pm. Luncheon, coal section, Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Democratic Club, Uni- versity Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Deps.rtmem, of Justice, University Club, 12:30 p.m. TherelS a Difference In Sugar— Pure Cane Sugar as refined in this country, has established a definite standard of quality by which America’s sugar values are measured and judged. Drastically Cut Prices! IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Veal Cutlets . . » 29c Loin Chops . . . ®=25¢c Rib Chops . . . »19c Shoulder Chops . ® ]15¢ Shoulder Roast,®121/¢ Breast of Veal . . 5Qc Special Sausage Meat . . & 15¢ Special Lmks . 20c Pork Liver.......n 8c Breast of Lamb. .n. 10c Fresh Hams. . .. .n 14c Just a ecase of not' moving as rapidly as we anticipated. You can profit through our mistake by taking advantage of these prices— Hunt’s Supreme Quality You know the quality—there is none finer than Hunt’s Supreme Prunes 2 Fresh Ttallan Franes in rich delicions '3t breatiast with 8 course or as a dessert at dinne! Peaches nn luscious halves, California tmt**ttt********rt*ttt***ntm*twvt*‘*#4**t**tt‘:**t‘tv*t#ttt*v**vv***mtt:x**tt*ttt*ttt*t*tt**tttttm:wvttu ON MILK-FED Veal! These are exceptionally low prices on fancy milk-fed veal Oth y be—"just as good” Othee;: ;_:y be-“a little cheaper” But the only to be certain you get this stnnx rd excellence is to demand an identified cane sugar. Then you know— What it is made from Where it is made And who made it. JACK FROST SUGAR is Pure Cane Sugar — 100% Pure Cane Sugar— Identified by the dis- tinctive blue box and familiar trade mark. Guaranteed by : The Natlonal Sugar Refining Co. of N.J. There’s a kind for every purpose: Granulated {wen) Powdered Tal Brown l]l’ul Just See It—You’ll Buy It w1 Be The price you pay is all for the soap No Wrapper vellow Asparagus, 2'.’49c SMALL, GREEN ASPARAGUS so tender they will almost melt in your mouth. NOTE the large can—twice as much as you generally get in an asparagus can— SINGLE CAN, 2Sc. No Advertising Fine quality meat—priced at a distinct saving. Why No Coupons not eat ‘more sausage while this price is in effect? Briggs’ Scrapple.n. 10c Puritan Bacon. . .». 20c Clover Bacon. . . .» 17¢ Boiling Beef .....n 7c Spareribs ....m 10c Ground Beef. .. .n 14c Boston Butts....n 11c Large Skinned Hams ;,";;;';, . 10¢ The Original "=™ Pork Sausage .... ™ 2? nght-WGlght Bacon Strips........» 121 o 23° 2 o 45° Money-Saving ? ] oin Roast Y& . ]1(Qc Es:#afih&.'fl'y:i"fiiifl'fif:.-:fi;"mzf , Prices on Select Chops B il 15c REMEMBER—California Wllm:ts ! pork 7 Elld Chop’ o Ib. l lc were never lower in price. 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