Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1933, Page 25

DWLEMES [EEEeEs RECOVERY VWS =2 Accept Invitation of Senate Finance Group for Hearings Beginning Monday. 3 un- der Woodrow Wilson; John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers; Thomas W. Lamont, New York bank- er, and L. J. Taber, master of the Na- tional G e. E. D. eld, president of the Pru- dential Life Insurance Co., Newark; L. Hudson Railroad, and Dr. Le & Barker, emeritus professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University, will ap- pear the last day of the week. . . Japanese Plane Drowns Three. ‘TOKIO, February § (#).—The navy office announced yesterday that three persons perished when a big naval fiy- with their views on the best means to effect economic recovery, Among those I Dot capsized in landing at night who have signified their intention to |at the mouth of Tokio Bay. appear are Alfred E. Smith, Domocratic were rescued. presidential in_1928; Dr. Nicholas M r, Bernard M. Baruch and the Associated Press. ore than 50 nationally prominent Americans have accepted the invitation of the Senate Finance Committee to come before it. beginning next Monday, F. Loree, president of the Delaware & | cheated Seven | The sympesium of opinions will be | hichways in China are being construct- | d ed by hand. ereated to ass! velt in formulat cording to Senat sippi, one of the sponsors of the lden,' A total of 250 invitations will be sent out to leaders in all branches of en- deavor in the United States. The inquiry will start with Mr. Baruch, New York finan: and C. C. Teague, former Farm Board member from Santa Paula, Callf,, giving their views. dent-elect Roose- Butler’s Talk Delayed. Dr. Butler, president of Columbia | University, also had been scheduled to | be heard Monday, but he sent word he would have to appear later. Harrison said he expected the hear- ings to last well beyond March 4, and that morning and afternon sessions would be held. Bome witnesses have expressed a de- sire to make their statements behind closed doors. Harrison said this per- | mission would be granted whenever re- Quested. Among those willing to give confi- dential testimony are Melvin Traylor, resident of the First National Bank of hicago; Prank A. Vanderlip, New York banker; Walter 8. Gifford, president of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.; Jackson E. Reynolds, president of the First National Bank of New York; Robert E. Wood, presicent, Sears, Roe- | buck & Co., ‘Chicago; Myron C. Taylor, chairman of the Finance Committee, | United States Steel Corporation, and Sosthenes Behn, International Tele- phone & Telegraph Co. Smith said he would make a state- ment in open session. He will appear February 28 with Ge e L. Harr) , governor _of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Several Decline to, Appear. Senator Harrison said several prom- fnent men had declined to appear for one reason or another, but he would not make public their replies. He said he would place them in the record Monday when they would be given out. Declinations came from such men as John W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee in 1924; Owen D. Young, New York industrialist; George Horace Lori- mer, editor of the Saturday Evemn, Post; Alfred P. Sloan, jr., president of General Motors, and Roy W. Howard, chairman of the board of Scripps- Howard newspapers. James M. Cox, Democratic presiden- tial candidate in 1920, was sent an in- vitation, but he has not replied. Included in the additional 180 asked to appear since the criginal list was announced are Theodore W. Noyes, edi- tor of The Washington Evening Star; Daniel Willard, president of the Balti- more & Ohio Railroad; Newcomb Carl- ton, president of the Western Union Telegraph Co.; Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale, Natham Adams, Dallas banker; Brady, theatrical producer; ilosophy instructor at and Rev. Charles E. Cough- Catholic priest known for ks. and Teague, those next weels include THE PRICE but almost twice the quality of ten years ago Now more than ever | ScotTissue is in a class ' by itself. For the price is 75 what it used to be, and the quality finer than ever. The same chemical purity, yet softer, more absorbent. And 1000 full-size sheets | in every roll. Stock up at the pres- | ent attractive prices. It will mean extra comfort for every member of the family. Because of cheap labor, practically all NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER' Lansburgh's THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933, KILLS BABY AND SELF | 8t. Louis Widow Leaves Note Tell- ing of Being Cheated by Salesman. ST. LOUIS, Februsty 9 (#).—The bodies of Mrs. Fern Goldberg, a 41-year- old widow, and Arthur, jr, her 22- monti-old son, were found mrdxln their home. She had killed the child an_anes- lgmuntl administe; etic, chn l,hyld shot herself. She left plain! & salesman had her in a“whmobu- trade. ¥. Her husband, manager of a furniture house in Cincinnati, Ohio, died more than a year ago. ‘Woman Believed Fire Suicide. NEWBERRY, S. C., February 9 (#).— Mrs. Lula Halfacre Wicker, 49, was burn- ed to death yesterday in an abandoned tenant house near here, and relatives and officials said she committed suicide. They sald Mrs. Wicker had grieved over the death of her daughter in an auto- mobile accident several months ago. Mrs. Wicker was believed to have climbed into the tenant house, which was filled with straw, and to have set fire to the straw. Her husband and seven children survive. 'WASHINGTON STORE I, 8N and 8 Sale of 181 Winter Going Out Coats Friday at— Greatly Reduced Prices For 3= 81 3 Black velvets with de- tachable lapin (dyed rab- bit) capes. Sizes 16 and 18. Were $29.50! 11 Black coats, trimmed with red fox, badger, wolf and marmot. Sizes 14 and 16. Were $25.00 and $29.50! 1 Red coat, trimmed with black fur. Size 16. Was $25! 4 Women's ?on coats, in black and brown, with lapin (dyed rabbit) collars. Sizes 40 and 42. Were $16.50! ' For 3= ‘ls 17 Junior miss coats in black, brown, green and wine. Trimmed with blue- dyed fox, wolf, beaver and lapin (dyed rabbit). Sizes 11 to 17. Were $25 to $49.50! 20 Misses’ coats, with wolf, beaver, blue-dyed fox skunk and lapin (dyed rabbit) trimming. Black, brown, wine, green. Sizes 12 to 20. Were $25 $29.50! Coats Originally $16.50 to $29.50 3 Tweed coats with cara- cul collars. Sizes and 40. Were $29.50! 3 Little women’s dress coats with self trimming. Black, size 40s; brown, sizes 40s and 44s. Were $16.50! 7 Sport coats of tweed, with lapin (dyed rabbit) collars. Sizes 14 to 20. Were $16.50! 20 Junior miss coats, in sport or fur-trimmed styles. Black, brown, wine and high shades. Sizes 11 to 17. Were $16.50 to $29.50! Coats Originally $25.00 to $49.50 31 Coats for women and little women—black, brown, wine, green. Beaver skunk, kit fox, blue- {e«‘ fox and caracul trim. Sizes 36 to 44; 36s to 46s. Were $25 and $29.50! 8 Women’s and little women's coats, trimmed with skunk, caracul, beaver, kit fox and blue- dyed fox. Black, green, wine, brown. Sizes 36 to 44; 36s to 46s. Were §$39.50! 11 Misses’ coats in black, brown, green and wine. Trim- mings of blue-dyed fox, caracul, beaver, lapin (dyed rabbit) and skunk. Sizes 1 12 to 20. For 3=> 325 10 Misses’ coats, trimmed with skunk, blue-dyed fox, Jap weasel. Sizes 12 to 18. Originally $39.50 and $49.50! 12 Women’s sport coats of black - and - white or brown tweed. Trimmed with Persian lamb, raccoon or beaver. Sizes 36 to 44. Were $39.50 and $49.50! Were $39.50 and $49.50. Coats Originally $39.50 to $49.50 30 Women’s and little women’s coats of black, brown, green—trimmed with kit fox, black fox, skunk, caracul and Persian lamb. Sizes 36 to 44; 36s to 46s. Originally $39.50 to $49.50! 16 Fur Coats DRASTICALLY REDUCED $55 Coats Originally $79.00 and $99.00 1 Brown broadtail with kolinsky collar. Size 16. 1 Natural tan pony with dyed cross fox collar. Size 16 3 Natural muskrats, self trimmed. Sizes 38 and 40. 1 Sealine (dyed coney) with beige ermine collar and cuffs. Size 38. $139 1-$195.00 Coat 1 Handsome jap weasel coat, size 16. SECOND FLOOR U — Six “Pyrex” Is So Low Priced N [P $66 Coats Originally $99.00 and $129.00 1 Tan h}aln (dyed rab- bit) with fan collar and ruffied muff. Size 16. 1 Tan kidskin. Size 16. 2 Sealine (dyed coney), with dyed ermine trim. Sizes 16 and 36. $99 Coats Originally $159.00 and $179.00 2 Leopard cat coats—1 size 16 with raccoon trim. 1 size 18 with fitch col- lar. 1 Natural squirrel, self- trimmed. Size 18. T Custard Cups That Every Housewife Can Afford to Have a Set 48- (Rack and 8ix Cups) Just One of the Many Marvelous Pyrex Pieces Reduced! SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK END 2 PKGS. PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 1 PKG. %=t BISCUITS % =19c¢ Value Complete Food Can 23e Lb. 27 LOG CABIN SYRUP Delicious on pancakes GOLD BAND BUTTER Pure creamery, dependable quality..... AYRSHIRE BUTTER There is no better butter made D. G. S. PRESERVES Made with pure fruit and cane sugar..., Flour for deliclous pancakes D.G.S.Flour,5 lbs.,15¢ G teed to t] h - h:ar;n give thorough satis. QUALITY MEATS SPECIAL LOW PRICES BREAST OF VEAL For Stewing Stuffing . Veal is tasty, tender meat, and at this low price an inexpensive delicacy. Check this list and buy your favorite cut at your community D. G. S. Store while the sale is on. SHOULDER ROAST .12 4 to 7 Pound Size SHOULDER CHOPS . 15 RIB CHOPS . . . LOIN CHOPS . . CUTLETS. ... Chuck Roast BEEF ) Your. ) Pork Roast .. Fresh Hams (wHoLE) Fresh Shoulders . . ... .n 10c Spareribs . m 10c Faunce’s Pork Sausage. .w. 15¢ AMERICAN BEAUTY SLICED BACON P zsc PURE LARD . . . RIB ROAST BEEF . Whole o ( Choice 1b. PHILLIPS DELICIOUS BAKED BEANS TQMATO SOUP VEGETABLE SOUP Chili Sauce Your Choice Cooked Hominy Brewer-Snyder’s .. Lipton’s T 1pton’s lea Y % Ib. zoc 25¢ Abner-Drury Brew bottie (contents) 5C HORMEL’S VEGETABLE SOUP HEEE o, method of the e o B-ox. Jars 15¢ mins and fiavor otherwise Hon? SUNSHINE McCormick’s CAKES Jewels Chocolates. ....n 23¢ Pure Prepared Edgemont Cheez-it. . .pis. 10c Mustard UNEEDA BAKERS Ginger Ale Rock Creek. 3 Ige. botls. (contents) ASSORTMENT DE LUXE ....Ib. Lb. Jar 1 §e Aunt Jemima Pancakez Pkgs. 199 1215°¢ Beef Liver Fountain Brand Hams.. . .n. 20¢ e e Mo ome2he CIGARETTES Lucky Stiike, Camel, Chesterfield or Old Gold 18¢ 25c Carton pkgs. of 10 pkgs. MAZDA ELECTRIC BULBS 31.19 2 | 25 te 60 Watts Satisfaction at your community Kenilworth, Md. Food Show and Store Party At 1701 Kenilworth Ave. Friday, February 10th 7:30 to 10 P.M. | Mr. Cutler, formerly a grocer in Washington, | now the new owner of Bass D.G.S. Store. Hi || desire to make your acquaintance is the reas | for this party. You, your family and friends il are eordi-l.l{ invited to attend. No sales will | be made. Just a good time for all. Free Souvenirs | Royal Anne—Medium size cans. STANDARD PEAS Our price is low for this quality CHUM SALMON For a quick and economical salad SAUER’S EXTRACTS Vanilla and lemon, small 10c... Washington Flour Plain or Self-Rising, § Ibs., 17c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES These are large sise, fancy apples, 4 S 190 exceptionally good for baking, cook- ing and eating. Fancy Cuban Tomatoes..... ™ 15¢c New Potatoes. ... ...4m™ 19 No. 1 Maine Potatoes.....10 19¢c Red Sweet Potatoes. .. Fancy Cauliflower. ... »e ]9c = 25¢ Stringless Beans...........3m=25c Texas Spinach .............3™ 25¢ Juicy Oranges............2 %= 30 Grapefruit. o .3 % 25¢ "= 4« 19c of HADDOCK . .m» 19¢ Standard. .». 23c « 45¢ Select » 30c « 59¢ ON MILK-FED 2 10c o o Lb. 25¢ ) . o 120 o o Lb. 35(: FANCY FRESH ( FILLET FISH ( QYSTERS .. 2w 25¢ An Added Special Mild Cured—18 to 20 Lbe. Each Whole or Half. .. .....n 10c Sliced .............n. 19¢ 1.1b. . 17¢ .. 19¢ . . 3 z (7):2000 GOLD Gold B ' Orienta Famons for Fitie FISVOr..euvuuioeeenns Wilkins PRIZES IN EACH OF 5 GOLD MEDAL = WORD -BUILDING CONTESTS 12 Lbs. Gold Medal Flour, 35¢ Brandywine Mushrooms Mushrooms, which at one time distin- guished the tables of the rich and noble only, are now no higher than Palmolive Soap . . .....3 s 19¢ | Astor New York’s OM Favorite.............. axnuu, . TIPS MMt *_STAR SPECIALS' x CRISCO 49e Ev:porat:l Mik 3 = 1%7e 10 -~ 39¢ 3 & 35e Star Soap Special Low Price for This Week 2 Columbus Peaches 2% 29 Lb. can, 19¢ E Wikt oo 25 BAKE YOUR Valentine Cake Ee. 25° or Cupid Tarts KRAFT CHEESE AMERICAN, PIMIENTO SWISS AND CHATEAU 2 1/5-Lb. Pkgs. 33¢ Challenge Condensed MILK Halves of Choice Peaches in Fancy Syrup Tomato Juice WELCH'S—Just taste it. Most delicious flavor Tripoli Chicken .. 1. Egg Noodle Dinner—Just heat and serve Libby’s Corn Beef For a Quick and Tasty Lancheon FREE! Valuable we 25e Here Are @ Few of the Others: Former N Price P . 90c 4be Premiums. Save the Coupon. cn | Pe Gold Dust Raisin Fruit Biscuits. . .n. 27¢ For Household Cleaning R B 2-qt. pudding ieh..$1.20 Te 2-gt. camerole..,.,.$3.00 $1.15 2.5 29¢ to the Roll!