Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1933, Page 5

PAYMENT T0 CHEST AGENCIES HAHEI] Street Moves for Release of Funds Needed for Desti- \ tute Relief. = | The Community Chest has been forced to stop payment of funds to its 63 mem- ber organiations until banks resume business and contributors resume pav- ments it was announced today by Wil- liam J. Flather, jr, treasurer of the Chest Tie fol member o The Ex Committee has voted to inform the institutional members that in their opinion, no agency should spend anv cash at the present time ex- cept that which is absolutely necessary and should enter upon no obligations which will require cash and which can be avoided. The Community Chest cannot make any further payments until funds now in the bank are released. The institutional members must rely on their own credit now. The expen- diture of that credit should be con- trolled and kept down as far as possible “The Community Chest will resume payments as soon as funds are avail- able.” g statement was sent to zations Notices to Be Sent. Contributors who have made pay- heck on their pledges since losed_will be sent the fol- Thank you most heartily for vour payment just receive pledge to the Community We shall be happy to hold this check and to send it through the clear- ing house for collection when the bank on which it is drawn is ready to pay ! in full. It will then b2 credited to your account “The Community Chest’s 63 member organizations must continue their serv- fces now more than ever. Your help and your encouragement of others to v their s either by check or B3 casha wii be of very real service.” Assoclated Charities Not Affected. Tt was explained today that the Asso- clated Charities would not be affected by the committee’s decision immedi- ately, since it issues not cash, but or- ders for fuel and food. This will be continued, it was to the extent of the Associated Charities' credit. Meanwhile Elwood Street. director of the Chest. was conferring with officials of the Washington clearing house in an effort to secure release of Chest funds he needed for r ground that they were ef of destitute persons. Rumanian Depositors Curbed. BUCHAREST. Rumania, March 9 (#) —The Banka Moldowa, with a cap- ital of 100,000,000 lei and liabilities of 800 lei, today announced a limitation | on withdrawals to 3.000 lel ($18) pending a settlement with creditors. District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. S recorded_in official citation, Charles B. Dr brigadier tates Army, Distinguished gl for exceptionally rious and distinguished services on of great responsibility in the organizing and_ training of ton To futy and high military at- tainments, he con- tributed materially to the efficiency of that branch of the service. He is retired. and with the rank brigadier gen resides at 19 street north ‘Washington. D. C. INCREASE YOUR ORDER OFFICER CLEARED IN CRAIG'S DEATH Blacklaek Vlchm Said to Have Appeared in Mo- tion Pictures. The fatal blackjacking of John E‘ Craig. 40, said to have been a former movie actor, was termed “justifiable homicide” following an inquest in the District Morgue today. The verdict of the coroner's jury, returned after a few minutes deliberation, freed Policeman Fred L. Rawlinson of the first precinct, who had been in custody since Craig's geath in Casualty Hospital early Tues- ay. Rawlinson struck Craig with a black- jack three times, it was testified, after the man had slashed Union Station Policeman Frank H Martin and Carl H Doney. 512 Second street, with a long-bladed pocket knife. An auto performed by Acting Coroner Chris pher J. Murphy revealed Craig died of concussion of the brain caused by the blows. Craig also bit the gloved hand of THE EVENING STAR, Pollceman R E Maust, in charge ot] rtm} in which he was taken to| the ospital, witnesses said. At the hespital, it was sald, Craig .uddmly‘ | renewed his struggles, kicking Rawlin- son in the stomach and knocking him from the eniergency platform. Over- Pm\ered once more, Craig was taken | nto the hospital where he collapsed and died a few minutes later. ’ Relatives, who came here. from | P'lond- to claim the body, said Grnll hed appeared in moticn pictures with | Francis X. Bushman and other fnrmerl stars. He came here, they said, to! muniew a Senntor H ‘200 GARDEN PLOTS SOUGHT FOR POOR’ Effprts to locate at least 200 garden plots for unemployed men in, George- | town will be made as the result of a meeting yestcrday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry H. Flather, 3306 O street. Mrs, Frederick H. Brooke, chair- | man of the Council of §orlnl Alfl'lcfiu Garden Committee, presided. Lieut. Col U. 8. Grant, 3d, dhect.or of the Office of Public Buildings lnd\ Public Parks, explained a large map | showing vacant lots in the Georgetown | ection, while Ernest H. Daniely chnir-' man of the District Committee on Em- plovment. told the group it would be ! possible to give unemploved men work | clearing the land which may be lotned, for garden purposes. | Steady Americalll LOU MELON, Loflu’u Fox singer and pianist will “hook up” un(h “THE BUDGET BUNCH AND ME” mlhmauu pledge of faith to “THE NEW DEAL” . Hams and Bacon FREE! A Juicy AUTH HAM FREE with every $10 ‘hase! A side of AUTH BACON FREE with every $5 pirchase! (Buy anything). Spring SUITS and TOPCOATS $16.75 10 830 Every 1933 style and color. Suits have twe trousers. . Tonite, WMAL, 8 to 8:30 P.M. CHICKEN BOX Dinner Free A fesd f-r 4 people, FREE with every $7.50 purchase—delivered any- where in the city. NO CASH NEEDED!! Open s BUDGET AC- COUNT. YOU DONT necd ANY eash. Make your cwn weckly or semi- monthly terms of pay- ment! ® S.T-R-E-T-C-H YOUR FOOD DOLLARS WISELY i i i InTune with theTimes HOUSANDS of women have made a most im- portant Tk discovery. turned to milk to save money on food of their And " found tl and protect the health loved ones . . . lo and behold, they heir meals being en- joyed as never before. OR example, there are that men and children p: fying—pork chops or ham “‘one dish™ dinners simple vet satis- escalloped with potatoes, many raise . .. baked onions, escalloped hominy and cheese, maca- roni and cheese, creamed codfish or dried beef and baked potatoes. Milk makes everything creamed are more appetizing taste better. Vegetables and go further—steamed chowders and thick cream soups del-g}n the taste as well as nourish the ™ inner man. Out of the Cream-Top Bottle come countless good things to eat that make food dollars go further and keep up family health. 'PHONE WEST 0183, OR WRITE— Wisre Brothen, CHEVY CHaSE DAIRY o‘flwuam of National Dainy 3106 N STREET.NW. USE A QUART of MILK A DAY for EACH MEMBER of the FAMILY B e ox & & &k K ok ok ok ok ok kK ok Kk k Kk k ¥k Xk X WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1933. tt‘t#.t#‘t“‘tt‘tt#ttt“t‘ttttt‘t#t‘t‘##t#tltttttt"t‘#tttOtt!ttt Only Three More Days VEGE‘I’ABI.E fOUP Special 000"'1’" THAT HOME MADE TASTE Phillips Delicious Vegetable Soup can save you good cooks an hour or two of time and a cent or two at each serving. You need not tell a soul that your soup is not home made. It has the home made flavor and richness and wholesomeness—characteristic of all Phillips Delicious vegetables and soups. Sold at popular prices. QUALITY with ECONOMY When first you serve a can of Phillips Delicious Vegetable Soup you'll get a real surprise. Quality in each can, quality that you would hardly expect to find in an item priced s0 low. On our recom- mendation serve one can . . . its delicious goodness will so thor- oughly sell you on this item you'll continue to serve it . . . and 3~ 13c 6 cans for 25C Shriver’s Silver Brand A favorite for years EASTEDN SHOPRE MD Very Specially Priced This Week cans for Standard CORN ‘G TOMATOES CUT BEANS PEAS Your Choice o 25¢ Cans & 10c DEL MONTE PEAS ".* 17¢; 3 fr 49¢ No. 2 cans 4 3 25¢ APPLE SAUCE A'oimas, PORK & BEANS ZHess PEANUT BUTTER %2 PANCAKE R0 5rund NEW ENGLAND SYRUP AIRLINE HONEY * 8¢ CALIFORNIA WALNUTS DROMEDARY DATES . . . rk. FORD’S PRESERVES PURE LARD FLOUR cans for 2-1b. jar 2 pkgs. 22- ounce 14-0z2. jar As long as they Lowest price ever pound jar Bulk or Carton 12 Ib 30(: For a pounds for SANICO 5 lbs., 15¢ BAKING For POWDER ~ [ni, DOLE HONEY DEW For a short time only PHILLIPS DELICIOUS Black-Eyed Peas Prepared Spaghetti Pea or Tomato Soup Tomato Juice DEL MONTE PEACHES SALMON , cHum | DFL MONTE s ALMOND BARS MassMi CANNED CRAPEFRUI DRINK MORE Fruit ! \ Juices NUCOA MARGARINE SANICO FRFSH EGGS SWEET POTATOES . % 10c DOMESTIC SARDINES . . 3« 10c DEMIN(:’S PINK SALMON .. can 10c °‘°£I.‘“ 21c 15¢ ) Your Choice big cans 25c 2 = 15¢ (::; No 1 25c 25¢ : 10c Vo-Ib. bars SILVER No SLICE Libky’s Tomato Juice Campbell’s Tomato Juice. . Hurff Tomato Juice Hurff Tomato Juice Grapefruit Juice Pomorang 2 ibs. Z3c . of dosen 22C “"“‘tt‘tt;t-.t ALSO OWNING AND OPERATING These Prices Prevail in Washington and Suburbs. These Prices Prevail in Washington and Subarbs. Good Guality Bulk Fruits 1{1 Vggetables RED RIPE TOMATOES . . 3= 25¢ liANCYhNEW POTATOES 5w 25c NAVEL ORANGES 6--25¢, 6~ 20¢ SWEET POTATOE le:: fir.u,4"’" 100 MICHIGAN PEA BEANS ... 4~ 10c RICE iz 3w 10c; WhiteHoue 35t 25¢ AMERICAN WISCONSIN CHEESE = 18¢ Additional Specials! ..3 pkgs. 20c Phkg., 10¢ THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT'S CLOSING cakes for big oxes large cans small cans No. 2 cons OK Laundry Soap ... 3 «= {()¢ regular price—an exceptional buy at this price. OK Washing Powder 9 Q¢ and knees. FishFlakes 2 = 17¢, 2 = 29c e 101:;. corn is a real quality product, and this price is sensa- Procter & Gamble make it—A GREAT BIG OK—no wrapper, no coupom, no advertising. A real buy at our .. the same good soap in powder form. the soap to get that hard-to-remove dirt off the children’s hands BURNHAM & MORRILL’S—need we say more. Shoe Peg Corn. Note its white color, made possible by a new cooking Whi ite Star Tuna ... _ It’s fine, and these prices are low. Single can, 15¢; 6 cans, 85c. ol _— - Why Not Serve Chicken—Stew or Fricassee? FRESH STEWING CHICKENS » 18¢ 4 Everything will seem brighter—the whole family will be hap- pier after a nice chicken dinner— this price is very special. TENDER CHUCK ROAST...»13c . 15¢ Scea Foods! w. 19¢ Fillet of Haddock . . . . Fresh Trout Buck Shad Fresh Sea Bass : Crab Meat. %fuer 33c Pork Liver : Salmon | 25¢ Clover Sliced Bacon. . . 17¢ Stand. Oysters, »t. 23¢; o 45¢ There’s Nothing Finer Than Ham and No Hams Finer Than SANICO SMOKED HAMS ... 15¢ | 2 w. 19¢ . 12¢ . 23¢ . 10c¢ 1»: 8c w. 15¢ m. 15¢ Shoulder Lamb Roast . Breast of Veal e e ] &~ Wk ok K K ok kK K K K K K K K K K kR K vtt#t"ttatttt‘tttvt“tttttooo'nto““ Fate e ko ko ok ok ok ok Kk ok K ok ok ok ko ok ok ok ok R ok ok ik Rk ok ko ok kR R K R R ok ok ok ok ok ok R R R i R kR kK kR K R R K R K K K Rk R R R R kR K R Kk K R R K R K R K R K K K K K K K K Rk kR R Rk Rk %