Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1933, Page 28

Fg_n L THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1933. SENM‘E GUNHR ANTHROPOLOGY MEETING | THIS SALE BEGINS FRIDAY' 1 MS | WILL BE HELD TUESDAY (] : i G Telephone Orders are Welcome i | “The Child in Primitive Culture” 3 wnMAN DIPI_"MAI to Be Major Topic at Catho- lic Session. o ‘The annual meeting of the Catholic Mrs. Owen Is First of Sex Anthropological Conference will be held | : |at Catholic University Tuesday with (It Named Representative the topic for major consideration “The | £ U.'S. Abroad Child in Primitive Culture.” AR D d E PROM n re in charge i of U5 Moroad. | Tkt g || , AND DELIVERIES AR PT of anthropology st the university and [ : 37 the Assctaed Prue S| | FOR THE LOCATION OF YOUR NEAREST D.G.S. Meet America’s first woman diplo- |~ Miss Regina Flannery, assistant to | i A mat-—Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, Miniter | Dr ‘gw&{,‘n“u{h?a&& e X’;acfié‘e: 11 it STORE, PHONE MAIN OFFICE— to Denmark. it The Senate confirmed the daughter v e s il | | METROPOLITAN 4662 of Wiliem Jennings Bryan last night | smdm will talk on “The crlmdu,lsmnaz, il within a few hours after President|the Yaunds of Kamerun.” In the aft- Hoosevels had annotmced her appeiot. | crioon Dr. Truman Michelson of the FREE DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME ment. It acted without the usual com- | Smithsonian Institution will present a mittee consideration. paper on “The Position of Women . Mrs. Owen, a former member of the | Among the Arapaho.” Dr. cmper wxll House from Florida and a Roose\e!trmnclun- the program, speaking o i campaigner, will leave soon for Den- coholic Beverages in Wurld Culture mark, the country she toured in n | ————— sutomobile with l trailer loaded wl(.h — - tampms equ [pmen looking lo'ward with };‘appkst post id. 1 E 'y . o ‘""c“’.',fc"“"’","’m’;,“iem‘mmest = Thrifty housewives are taking advantage of the extra ; foreign affairs, !hruugh service on that savings made possible with our special prices. While the - * sTAR * committee in the House, and because low prices prevail is a splendid time to stock the many food 4 -\, i of the many ties of mmdmm and in- : items you will need for the Spring season . .. D.G.S. Stores . = x terest I have in Denmark.” i . b deliver free. Star Specials consist of everyday grocery products, offered at its lowest pos- Won Seat in House. » c ANE H x y sible price. Very often the demand for some of the specials is greater than Her colorful life from a Nebraska | / we anticipated, in which case we sell out before the week is over. To aveid SUGARS (5 afitzv CANDY A YW} s After er hasband's death she won her for every need seat in Congress. j > 7 Z u;'fi'o‘ii‘ifi?lfh?’éixf?fe'ig’gr"n'etrm:xfif . Our Stores Have a Supply of Assorted Candy for Your e CANNED Foon SALE at of Mayor James M. Curley of Easter Basket. Priced Exceptionally Low for This Week. ton as Ambassador to Poland. At 2 \ TN } : , JELLY EGGS CHOCOLATE i STANDARD TOMATOES ) They Are All Medmm to the selection of a <ucces:orn'tg‘ i Eugene Meyer. jr. who has submitted A 05k TuaiEy oo rasiioh WAl n EGGS . s FRESH LIMA BEANS , Size Cans. beautiful assortment of colors. The . kiddies will like them, and they are Coconut Marshmallow or Cream Gl plfcemuo;gfi;d“nm e et caeblo i ae O]y = with Fruits and Nuts , . . Regular STRINGLESS BEANS The names of Walter W. Stewart, Sc size. 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Bell of Washington State 8 commissioner of fisheries, succeed- ing Henry O'Malley. Bell is secretary Strictly Plump, Tender, B ot Dot ol Wil ‘BrewaD FRESH g o H, 10 to 12 g o oz, ams, 10 to 2nd 611 Twelfth Street Special Frai for Easter ~ ldmintstrmcn also has in mind’ Clnrk Howell, Atlanta publisher, for one of ents. fhe diplomatic us.unm .! 1 |]|1"' PLAN THREE PLAYS “’H’ ’W’m Kldney - COFFEE FLOUR BUTTER BEVERAGES ‘h < Rock Creek Company to Present I . . ROCK CREEK €) bots. Program April 20 and 21. Tro“ble! SALADA GOLD BAG - WASHINGTON. . .5 bs. 18¢ COUNTRY STYLE GINGER ALE =-t--25 "Three one-act plays will be presented n. often associated with serious TEA i WESHINGION L2 < :3’{-‘}5,!”“2 1bs. 45c CANADA bottles 25 by th k Players at the Rock | | diseases. Don’t take chances. 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It 9 3 Only firm, plump leg and claw Sea Garden Shrimp...81a55 32¢ costs no more than ordinary Morton’s Salt 2 pyey 15c Chicken Noodle ke lgc meat of the world's finest crabs eols| e 1rax Sauer’s Vanilla *py,00 19¢ and Vegetal 3 cakes 19c from fl‘l:l d‘cep. d:‘ll’ (?l:"t‘]: w::ter; = = arc uset lo make atka ral estnul ar i e e e T ;:;:’l":;“e'l‘::.’""':’"' «33% PHILLIPS' DELICIOUS ine, kgs, 29C Medinm 5 2 cans 1 9 Al Rl Cooked Spaghett], LUX ) 2 smant pies. 19¢ w No. 1 lerney Milk ed & _zgc Longhorn Cheese, 1b., 19c C G R Sc FLAKES | ke, 23¢ You will like Crab Meat Salad made with Chatka Crab Meat. Del Monte Sardines. .2 cans 19¢ An Excellent Tollet Soap 3 QUALITY MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Your EASTER Hat ' Sl e & boias LEG of LAMB l sc FRESH PEAS 2 Lbs. zsc " Well-flled pod £ Calif , de- FIFTH LAMB is a most popular meat for the Easter holiday. We sletled Bodsiof Califovnia telophons ety 90 s have purchased a large amount of fancy quality young AVENUE Iambs specially for this sale, which we are offering at a e P A . 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