Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1933, Page 7

ln ll Government budgets should give us lflMBIA Ru that during the year we should hlve an increasing volume of business, |rTsulun(! of course in increasing em- Hotace S. Wilkinson, chairman of Crucible Steel Co. of America, said his iu;lmpnny expected a further increase in Hchtlng volume of business which was nuw in_ Leticia Dispute ;‘:%}E{:n':"“:““ "‘: :"“ % :‘: mont, former | susPended’ League Com- e o iter sa1d he was vertan the i mittee Hears. A R L LT !rlll recovery bill now pending in Con- | Pruident Irvin of United States Steel By the Associated Press. BOGOT: a meeting of institute A, Colombia, May 25—It announced that Wwas officially announced today "‘“rcuss the recovery measure and to take hostilities between Colombia and Peru | steps toward working out plans under mn tbe‘uucu dispute have been sus- |Which the steel industry could be ad- ‘Justed to the measure if it is enacted. rorelm Minister Urdaneta, replying ¥ today to -\mqm’r{- lromh n};— Lden'gg.POTTED PLANTS GIVEN ations | committee whicl advi 1ono! hostiliti T e Ry BLIND PERSONS HERE M the COlnmbhn government to have | ST contributed by its attitude to the re- | Dr. Taylor of Plant Ind\ls(l'y Bu- sestablishment of peace with res) umierothe League of %mom‘ reau Makes Annual Distribution Hecdhu your excellency’s sugges- at Polytechnic Institute. opders been given imme- \ Twenty-five baskets, each containing dhte]:;n-susntnd all hostilities.” | 12 potted plants, yesterday were dis- legram was addressed t> Sean ‘lrlhu?.?d to persons _connected Lester, president of the League's with the Columbia Polytechnic Institute Aeticia Committee. for the Blind, as part of a ccnstgm‘;\“ent R of 140 baskets given by Dr. Dr. Taylor cach year secures from | arate flower pot. L. E. Block, chairman of the Inland | | of the Institute, said yesterday. ~Of all Steel Co., was of the opinion that stecl | the flowers we distribute in this man- demand “will soon be more pronounced | ner. it is seldom that any are per- and more general 5o that in the near mitted to die and It seems that blind uture the mdustry may again be able | people have a peculiar sensitiveness to show some earnings on its large murd plants Lhat enables them to get capital investment.” | better results than even sighted per- Ernest T. Welr, chairman of the Na- sons. We are very grateful to Dr. Tay- tional Steel Corporation, declared that |lor, for his generosity brings happiness Aheupre P in the steel industry | to_scores of blind people every vear. which started April has contmued‘ and explnded Xn an encoumgin man ner. “I feel,” he said, “that we are in e menement ana tna e - Greater Shaving Comfort tryvmnm.ngnn g0 down y- lhinx ike the low point of opcrnno.r experienced earlier in the yea: Outlook Definitely Favnnblc. Francis H. Sissons, president of the American Bankers’ Association, told the msmuu that the near-term outlook for business was “definitely favorable” in that the recovery would conunue along natural lines or would stered by currency and credit adjust ments. The long-term outlook, he as- ascrted, dpended on which type of & Trecovery OCCUIT Improvement h’r :uel dfl'nlnd hfls lum S Co. lor of the Bureau of Plant Industry, | Department of Agriculture, for distri- IN IRON AND STEEL brary of Congress o list of per. ho_ are registered for e BY U, . INSTITUTE [mae vin, & i o B _(Continved From First Page.) “It is astonishing what splendid care Summer on a subsunmuy increusd blmd people are able to give to flowers,” | bution among the blind. basket of large plants, each in a sep- basis above present operation: Inh H. Campbell. executive secretary Here's good news for men who dread their daily shave. Barnard's “Razor Aid” Sh ing Cream instantly produces a rich, creamy lather that makes stubborn whiskers as “meek as a lamb.” Enables you to get a smooth, comfortable shave B and refreshed, too, because it is “Menthol-Iced.” Get the giant size Drug Stores. nd like period in May, Batcheller said he was particularly interested in the industrial conl.ml IEI- islation now before ess. is passed,” he said, “I believe 1t ‘Illl nmove the last oh‘tlali:e to a complete ey the afee You may obtain a loan of $300 Tom M. Girdler, :hllrmln of Repul ‘lic St Steel Corpa-n said he Imked 25| o less on our monthly repay- the fu with “much hope and optim- ment plan. The service is dig- ism,” but ielt nul neel quotations must nified, economical and courte- o ERTiELe jpsonimey 150 ous. All transactions completed mlke mnney better than it has bee in oune day. 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I7C & 2IC Florida Grapefruit Fresh Pineapples STRINGLESS 'BEANS 31.25¢ Fresh Tomatoes Iceberg Lettuce New Cabbage Fresh Spinach 3 for 10c 3 for 25¢ Home Grown Rhubarb. . .2 bunches, 9¢ 4 1bs., 10c FRESH Asparagus MISc FLORIDA VALENCIA ORANGES 8-1b. net bag 2. )¢ 2 lbs., 19¢ 2 heads, 15¢ 3 Ibs., 13¢ 2 1bs., 9¢ In Most Stores Watermelons | =0 59c SUGAR CORN 4 o |9c