Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 26

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' B—10 STATE WILL SELL 1S 3000 FARMS Minnesota Plans to Close Rural Credit Bureau With Big Loss. m Auocxma Press. ., May 11.—Who wants to !uy [y !n—m Minnesota has !000 farms for sale, | - and expects to have more. 'l'he sme is noxng out of the agri- [ business, which has proved - be l SMOOO“OD venture. 's Rural Credit Bureau, es- -hlhhed ln 1923 to provide cheap eredit agrarians, is to be hquldn.ed under direcuon of a conservator, start- ln July and continuing for 35 years. Legislature and Cov, Floyd B. Ohon ordered an end to the State's unprofitable attempt to aid agriculture wfter a special investigating committee of lawmakers had recommended such They were told that cven now the te, which has been paying bureau through general uxat on, faces & WOWO lou before the books finally u assets of $61,000,000 closed. Bureat unblllr,\es of $64,000 oco were shown | financial report. Low Prices Bring ’l‘ln‘le Deflation, making payment of farm- ors’ bllh Mnculn and in many instances e, has been a prominent fac- in producinl the troubles. Low crop prices have slowed md mv?ed payments of interest and prin. dp-—cne reason the State nlrendy 3,000 farms, on which it loaned no 000,000. These mortgages were fore- Another $1,779,000 is dellnquem m farms on which loans have been mads Some of thece tracts also will reven to the State. The committee decided poor man: ment d\lnnz early years of the enter- another reason ttxpcyen ve been digging J.n t.hetr pockets keep the departmen g. I& said $38, 000 000 was loaned in 1923-24 and that i “then lhlt the department was pru:ncluy wrecl Loans were made hastily and reckleuly and in some cases on land not even occupied by bona fide farmers. Aid Declared Shifted. ers, of those n Between now md July only loans al- mdy auth \sd $600,000— made. 'I'hen nq ation is to As many farms as possible will be mold on 25-year payment cnntncu ux- ing care not to “dump” muket and depress land v-luen mu turther. the State will #GLACIER PRIEST” SAILS SEATTLE, May 11 (m —Father Ber- nard R. Hubbard, the “glacier priest,” sailed from here yesterday for his sixth successive yearly ex‘pedmon into Alaska’s ‘volcanic rezinna hopmz to “meet a volcano in eruptic led by Prof Rod_Chisholm for Unimak Island, in earthquake activity ska,” I"nther Hubb-rd explained, “there are bound to be reperwulom up there in those volcanic regions. HAMMER SLAYER LOSES AN QUENTIN, Calif., Ml! ll (M— Ohn Phillips, who is servinj sentence for the hamme: 10 ole by the suu Prison Board yes- Mr.: Phillips, who entered San Quentin Prison in 1923, sought release an the ground that her good conduct warranted it. She cannot apply again til Pebruary, 1934. MRS. SINCLAIR LEWIS FINDS GERMANS HAPPY Returns From Trip to Write Ar- ticles—Describes Jews in Hopeless State. By the Associated Press. NEW ‘Thompson, former newspaper ~corre- spondent in Berlin, who in private life is Mrs. Sinclair Lewis, arrived from a to uy l found the Germans happy.” il added, “there are 5oooo o Jal jail’ who are not happy.” Miss Thom] , d md under care of the ship's doctor when she arrived o v'ihe llnle;lflfi: Bg‘enrecelved her in- rviewers T cal propped up in bed with pillows. i SUGAR CORN EBd 5¢ SetErione PEAS. ... .. . 10c 5% s ASPARAGUS, w. 19¢ $ANEr CANTALOUPES .. .20c bunch S¢ .bunch Sc ....2 tor 5¢ ORANGES $l Four Dozen INDIAN ] RIVER YORK, May 11.—Dorothy.| D | for emergency construction ‘The -Democrad THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933. SWEDISH AGRARIAN PARTY OPPOSES DOLE PROPOSAL Bolt May Force Resignation of So- cial Democrats’ Cabinet at Stockholm. By Radio to The Star. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 11.— ‘With 200,000 unemployed looking to the government for immediate help, tho} toda) d said, “Odd visit to Germany y and sal Soctal ing employment insurance and an diate expenditure of uomooo crowns -] itic govu-nmmt which now has little chance of mar- shaling a parliamentary majority, will now be compelled either to remake its program or to an eventuality which, it is !elt would have an un- fortunate psychological effect upon the unemployed. (Copyright. 1933.) = SPECIAL I:'OR FRIDAY and SATURDAY Fresh Killed Turkeys . ® 25¢ SWEETBREADS SQUABS ESAstna CHICKENS. . . LONG ISLAND B CAPONS.......m. 35¢ Bl HAMS.. . 39 FUREAY CHAMS. . . . 12Y5¢ Yoix POT ROAST . 15¢ srgg,-;g COFFEE. .. ... . 25¢ J. B. SPUND’S MARKET 1 Connecticut Avenue Phones, Cleveland 4400-1-2-3-4 “The Purity of Our Merchandise Is Guaranteed” J4gaz'n- --the /Randazvous of Distinguished Visitors to Chicago THE BLACKSTONE Re-opens May I5 Gala festivities will mark the reopening of Chicago’s “’Queen of Hotels,” newly reappointed throughout. The patrician history of the Blackstone remains, and with it the quiet exclusiveness, the faultiess hospi- tality and many faces familiar to accustomed guests. It is but ““a stone’s throw’’ from A Century of Progress, added glamour for the eager guest. Rates have been abruptly reduced and are thoroughly in keeping with these times . . . portion with the Blackstone’s traditional distinction. Reservations Now Being Received indeed, far out of pro- THE BLACKSTONE HAS ALWAYS CATERED TO A HIGHLY DISCRIMINATING CLIENTELE . . . . AND ALWAYS WILL P ut SPI'lIlg into YOUI' Stfl(]C FO%Q% Saver Sl’lOGS FOOT SAVER Shoes . . . 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Step around and get acquainted. % CANNED FOOD SPECIAL % 1~2CAN LIMA BEANS . 1~:CAN STRINGLESS BEANS 1~2*CAN TOMATOES 1~:CAN SWEET CORN » CRISCO 33 49c The Digestible Shortening ‘ * Post Toasties . . 3 k. 20C Provide the Vital Spark for the Human Dynamo % Gold Medal Flour 5™21c 12™ 43¢ “Eventually—Why Not Now” * Rinso . 3. 25¢c 2. 39¢c Soaks Clothes Whiter * Lifebuoy Soap . 3 cake 19¢ » Fig Bars 2i- 19¢ Added Specials Potato Chips, Brewer-Snyder McCormick’s Mustard Rock Creek Ginger Ale Chatka Crab Meat Peter Pan Pink Salmon . . .. White Star Tuna Fish 3 contents 25¢ Apple Pie Ridge Vinegar Dole’s Sliced Pineapple Alderney Milk 2 No. 1 tatt cans 23¢ o Te e 12¢ Schindler’s Peanut Butter . .. ...."» » 15¢ Schindler’s Salted Peanuts Roll Butter Gold Band Butter . ... Ayrshire Butter Washington Flour Washington Flour Swansdown Cake Flour Pillsbury Pancake Flour .. D.G.S. Pancake Flour SUNSHINE Toasted Puffs. . ............ i n. 18¢ UNEEDA BAKERS Coffee Sandwich Slim Jim Butter Pretzels. . . . ... ... . tke. 25¢ 'MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL Dedicated to mother, especially baked from s Betty Crocker recipe to appeal to her most critical taste. Packed in cellophane-covered window cake container. Filled and topped with Home-maid frosting in three varieties. BITTER SWEET FRESH FRUIT STRAWBERRY FRESH FRUIT PINEAPPLE "‘:}IBEWHM LoGLE TRV _DISTRICT “GROCERY STORES i~ D. G. S. Stores have established an envi- COFFEE GOLD BAG MAXWELL HOUSE. .;p, 31c Porterhouse Steak Rib Roast . . .. SALADA Cream of Wheat..1ge. pig, 2lc Cream of Wheat. .sm. pig. 13¢ 2™ 15¢ 252 31c Krumm’s Macaroni Kraft i VEAL ROAST VEAL BREAST ~ able reputation for quality meats. Select your favorite cut and take advantage of these unusually low prices. Round Steak, Bottom .. .. Round Steak, Top . .. ™ 19¢ - =23¢ .. 2be = 3lc Choice ™ 17¢ Prime ™ 20c LEGHORN FRYING CHICKENS . ». 29¢ STEWING CHICKENS For Stewing or Stafing LEAN SLICED BACON PARAMOUNT PICKLES g::: Mixed. . qt. 33(: Fresh Eggs . Minute Tapioca 12¢ COTTAGE LOAF . .b. MEAT LOAF LIVERWURST ... .0 ROYAL ROLL Smoked Hams : SHORT-HOCK, 10 TO 12 LBS. 2 doz. 39c CANADIAN STYLE BACON > 35 € LONG HORN CHEESE.». 21¢ BEEF LIVER. . . .». 20¢ WESTPHALIAS . .. 23¢ FRESH FISH Our stores receive a large variety of fresh fish every Friday morning for your selection at most reasonable prices. PHILLIPS’ DELICIOUS BAKED BEANS TOMATO SOUP VEGETABLE SOUP RED KIDNEY BEANS Your Choice (] Can REGULAR LUMP CRAB MEAT FANCY FILLET OF HADDOCK . SLICED CHICKEN HALIBUT . . . w. 15¢ m 29c Ib. zgc Fruits and Vegetables Produce stands in D. G. S. Stores are filled with an BRILLO ALUMINUM CLEANSER CALIFORNIA FRESH PEAS abundance of fancy, crisp vegetables and fine-flavored fruits. 319 = 39¢ 2 5o Pies. | §e Large Pks. ] %70 OLD WITCH The New Ammonia Discovery sone.. 1 Qe l9c Large 23c¢c Bottle. . Crystal White Granulated Soap, pkg.. KIRKMAN’S PRODUCTS Laundry Soap. .. Powder. ... .4 cakes 19¢ . pke. 5¢ 2 eans 9c LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF 120:ca15e STRINGLESS BEANS WINESAP APPLES ICEBERG LETTUCE CALIFORNIA sonkist | Oranges oo 33e LARGE SIZE FRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES JJ3% 2 i 39 MAINE POTATOES CRISP CELERY WHITE SQUASH RED RADISHES 4 bunches 10c SPRING ONIONS 4 bunches 10c Hot House Cucumbers es. 10c New Texas Onions 4 ms. 15¢ SWEET POTATOES 4 1s. 10¢ NO. 1 NEW POTATOES 10- 33 SPINACH

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