Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1933, Page 6

CAPITALISMOF .S INCUBA ATTACKED Country Pauper and Ruined, i Former University-Faculty Member Avers. Behind each of the varying attitudes of the United States toward Cuba since the Spanish-American War special in- terests may be identified, Dr. Herminio Portell Vila, a former member cf the faculty of the University of Havana, told a seminar conference on Hispanic- American affairs at George Washington University yesterday. He said: “The first republican gov- emment in Cuba was friendly to the tobacco trust and the Speyer interests. | ‘The second Cuban administration saw | the rise of the Morgan interests in Cuba, ! Under the third there was a change and ! the sugar interests became all-powerful. “After the enactment of “tariff bills | against Cuban sugar, the fourth regime was the godchild of Morgan & Co., the National City Bank of New York, the | railroad companies and whoever had something upon which to offer a bar- gain. “Under the present administration in Cuba these special American interests have been represented by the Electric Bond & Share Corporation, a Morgan- controlled utilities company; the Chad- bourne sugar plan, protecting the QGeneral Sugar Co., which is contrclled by the National City Bank of New York; the railtoad interests and the huge loans to Cuba by the Chase Na- tional Bank. Machado represented a new and victorious force of American capitalism in Cuba.” Under the Platt amendment, which has made the island an American pro- tectcrate smce 1901, Dr. Vila said, Cuba 18 a country “pauper, ruined, easy prey for ambitious tyrants supported by Cuban rascality and American capital- ism, in which constitutional life and political decency cannot likely succeed.” | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow: slightly warmer tonight; gentle westerly winds. Maryland and Virginia—Generally fair fonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight. West Virginia—Fair tonight snd to- morrow; warmer tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 8 30.07 30.06 30.08 30.10 30.13 30.12 Record smea Noon Yesterday. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Yesterday— Highest, 84, at 5 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 73. Lowest, 65, at 5 am. today. ago, 66. i Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 100, on June 9. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 89 per cent, at 5 a.m. today. Lowest, 38 per cent, at 3:30 p.m. yes- terday. Year Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 6:36am. 12:37am. 7:07 p.m. . 1:36pm. The Sun and Moon. - Rises. Sun, today ... 4:48 Sun, tomorrow 4:49 Moon, today... 7:23pm. Automobile llgth must be tum one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933. Average. RAecord 325 3.55 327 3.75 327 3.70 4.13 4.71 401 3.24 2384 332 ‘Tomorrow. 7:3%a.m. 1:41am. 8:02 p.m. 2:31pm. Stations. Cloudy Rain Pt.cloudy o1 ak Etcloudy Inlllnlwlu lnd 0.18 .... Clea Jacksonville.Fla. 30.06 78 74 Pt clfl\ld' . Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy 44 Clear . Clear ioudy Bt cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy . Ptcloudy Clear Clear of your children's. For healthy, happy “doy. dape | Heads Rotary DR. HOWE INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT OF CLUB. s X DR. HARRISON E. HOWE, Editor of Industrial and Engineering | Chemistry, was installed as -president of the Rotary Club of Washington at thé club’s regular weekly luncheon yes- terday, succeeding Dr. Arthur C. Chris- tle, a past president of the District | Medical Society and now president of the Y. M. C. A. Dr. Howe, a member of the National Research Council, is the author of many scientific books. He is a mem- ber of the.Cosmos Club, the American Chemical Society and the American Engineering Council. Dr. Christie had been president of | the club for the usual period of one | year. U. S. ENVOY PRESENTS CREDENTIALS IN BELGIUM | David Hennen Morris Is Received | by King Albert After Ride to Palace in Coach. - By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, July 6.—David Hennen Morris presented his credentials Lo | King Albert today as new American | Ambassador to Belglum. ! Accompanied by embassy officials, Mr.| Morris proceeded to the palace in a | gala coach in advince of which was an escort of mounted gendarmes. A guard of honor presented arms upon his arrival at the palace and | bugles sounded a salute. Grand Marshal Count de Lannoy presented the Ambassador and his suite to the king, who chatted 10 | minutes with his guests and then pre- | sented them to Queen Elizabeth. | Ambassador ,Morris returned to the | embassy with the same ceremonial es- | cort. accompanied by Gen. Duroy | Deblicquy. CONVICTED OF LARCENY T | New Yorker Accused of Collecting | Small Sums From Famous People. NEW YORK, July 6 (#).—Lionel A.| Stagg, 65, was sentenced yesterday to | & penitentiary term of not more than three years after the court had been | told he obtaincd small sums from Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt, Greta Garbo, Jack Dempsey, Otto Kahn, and others 1 by posing as & British newspaper xep- resentative The specific larceny charge to which | he pleaded guilty concerried $5 he got | from Arthur Lensser, insurance ex- ecutive. Police said Stagg obtained sums rang- ing from $15 downward by promising to | have biographical sketches of the don- ors printed in British newspapers. NEW PARKS CHIEF IS WELL OUALIFIED St Cammerer in Close Touch With Capital Tasks Which He Will Face as Albright's Successor. Arno B. Cammerer, associate director of the Nutional Park Service, named yesterday by Secretary of the Interior Harold L. ‘Ickes to be director when &lflilmdevelmmu in the National jy virture of his office, Mr. ht & member of the mal was absent from the city, Mr.«Cammerer has sat in on the commission’s delib- erations and taken an active part in them. Under the P{uldem‘l reorganization the Office of “Public Buildings and Public Parks is to be merged with the Interior Department, and it is expected that the drehyslul move will start about the middle of the month. Under the exqcuu\e order setting up a new bureau the Interior Department, merging the functions of the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks, the present , -JULY 6, 1933.° the consolidation is effective August 10, 60 days after the President sent his reorganization program to Congress. Yesterday's Interior Department an- nouncement said that Mr. Cammerer will become the director of the National Park Service on August 9. It is con- sidered likely that he will head the new bureau the day following. Mr. Cammerer is particularly fitted for dealing with capital problems, in- asmuch as he served as assistant secretary of the Fine Arts Commis- sion and on the National Capital Park and. Plannin mmission. His career also has embraced service as the first secretary of the Public Buildings Com- AGRICULTURE HAS PART IN VALLEY PLAN |Dr. Morgan Says Communities in Tennessee Area Will Produce Own Food. By the Associated Press. ¢ KNOXVILLE, Tenn., July 6—A bal- anced program of mdustry and agri- culture is to be undertaken in develop- ment of the Tennessee Valley, Dr. Ar- which will raise enough food for their own consumption and have enough in- dustry to supply their needs,” Dr. Mor- gan explained. “These industries should be furnished skillful accounting and business management.” Yesterday Dr. Morgan visited the site of Cove Creek Dam with Dr. H. A. Mor- gan of Knoxville, another member of the authority, and United States Dis- trict Engineer Robert Neyland. Dr. Morgan said more than 100 cities | with a population of 1,000,000 in the region had asked the authority for| power from dams to be under its con- trol. "My idea in developing power " National Press Office’ Bldg. Horace M. Albright resigns, effective August 9, to be come associated with s commercial firm, is In close touch WHAT 5¢ WILL National Park Service and eertain cemeteries under the War Department, Arts Sunnyfield Quick or Regular Qats . Campbell’s Beans. .. ........an 5¢c | Sunnyfield Rice. Phillips Spaghetti. . .. Iona Black-Eye Peas Navy Beans. . Rajah Salad Dressing. .. .3-oz. jar 5¢c Rajah Vinegar .........10-0z bat. 5¢ Rajah Mustard......... .40 jar 5¢ can sc ...m. 5¢ Black Pepper. .. PHILLIPS ASSORTED SOUPS . . Of these exceptional values MILFORD’S PICKLES Nutley Nut Margarine. . . .. 10c A&P Crosby Corn. .. ...me. can 10c veveves.lgecan 10c « oo omed can 10c . med. can 10c .15%-0z. Jar 10c .. .Jge. bot. 10c Sour or Dill Nectar Tea..... Sweet Potatoes. . Grapefruit ....... Libby’s Apple Butter. . Victoria Mustard. .. .. Ritter’s Catsup BIG BOY 587 Tomato or COLLEGE INN RICE DINNER Made from an old, delightful Spanish Recipe. QUAKER MAID BEANS . . . —and now we recommend SLICED CAKE Years ago baker’s cake was, well—just baker’s cake. Dur- ing the war people were short of sugar and busy, so they bought it anyway and liked it. But the war is over, #&nd nowadays the pennies count. So Mrs. Housewife insists on good value and high quality. The bakers have learned a lot, too—they have spent a lot of money on experimental work, trying to make better e.ke- to please — and with — we think—splendid results. {Take COOK’S POUND CAKE, for instance—we feel more people would buy it if they knew how good it is; Hence this ai—and that the materials that go into the cake are as you would buy—and that you could not take more care in the baking than they do. So we want you to try it— and {If you do not feel the cake is all we say—and more—bring it back and get your money. {Besides—it’s sliced, care- fully, evenly and neatly— all ready for use—12 gen- erous slices wrapped in cellophane. fTo keep it fresh—just fold the wrapper hack—as you take out the soft, golden slices. Cook’s Ready Sliced Plain, Marble ar Pecan POUND CAKE “A Bittle’s Baked .Product” 16-0z. 2 5C Cake. (12 Sluce:) With pork in tomato sauce or vegetarian—just heat and eat. Wildmere Fresh Eggs........... az23c Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs........ = 27c Creamery Butter © freprrm, . ... 2 ws 55¢ Sunnyfield Print Butter........ 2 ms 59¢ Granulated Sugar ............ 10ms5]c Pure Lard .. R Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon.......... »23c Embassy Pasteurized Milk. .. .. «t bot. 13¢ Specially Priced ENCORE OLIVE OIL o 23¢; . A pure virgin olive oil particularly adapted to nhd needs. of Fancy DE LUXE ASSORTMENT €% . Uneeda Bakers full pound package of exquisite goodness. IN OUR MEAT MARKETS BEEF ROASTS CHUCK | 3-CORNER w 12¢ w 15¢ FANCY RIB ROAST OF BEEF.......... ™ 17c Fresh Fillet of Haddock..............» 17c Fresh Cleaned Croakers...............» 8 CRAB MEAT la Toamer . .m25c, COLD CUTS Domestic Swiss Cheese............. B 3% Brigg’s Luncheon Loaf.............. = 30c Ham, Veal or Pimento Bologna. ...... ® 25¢c Baked FreshHam..............o... ™ 45¢c Thuringer Summer Bologna. .. v.oe v« .1.25¢ Star Sliced Cooked Ham.% ... ... v0...m35C Fresh Killed CHICKENS ‘Stewers - Ly, 19(: Fryers Lb. ZSC Special Lump Claw. ». 19c, ve. 3% mission. His cousin, H. P. Caémmerer, is now executive secretary of the Fine Ritter Beans ...............can5¢ Hershey’s Cocoa....... %-b can 5¢ Kremel Dessert...... Bob White Baking Powd T %-1b. can 5S¢ A&P Waxed Paper. 10c WILL BUY MORE! 32-02. Sultana Stuffed Olives. Hershey’s Choc. Syrup. Duryeas Corn Starch. . ... Aunt Jemima Pancake. Apple Jelly......... American Cheese VEGETABLE SOUP “= nessee Valley Authority, says. Commission. e BUY! * This week—when-you want your budget to do more than usual! sm. ke §¢ Sk Esiasecs o SBREDC .pke. 5S¢ .. .2-0z. can 5¢ ve...rke 5C . . <nBc Atlas. .. 10c 4-1b. pkg. 10c .514-0z. jar 10c .13-0z. can 10c . .pkg. 10c . .pke. 10c .16-0z. glass 10c 1z w. 10c 10c jar Pickwick Ale Budweiser each purchase of— Specially Priced- 2 med. cans 17(: thur E. Morgan, chairman of the Ten- “We plan to develop communities .2 bots. 29¢ 3 carton of 6, 85¢ Frontenac Beer or Ale. . .vot bot. 15¢ 3 carton of 6 §5¢ No Deposit Required . bot. conts. §5¢ CAMAY SOAP A Mickey or Minnie Mouse Mask free with 3> 15c POST TOASTIES Home of Many National Trade Associations Chesterfield—Lucky Strike Old Gold—Camel—Piedmont CIGARETTES Carton of 10 Pkgs., $1.00 Ige. pkg. 10c . 19¢ 3 s 35¢ Schlitz Gunthers Blatz or Kellogg’s Corn Flakes . Popular summertime Breakfast Cereals. 6 < 25c CAMPBELL’S SOUPS . Tomato 6 c’ It makes cold meats taste so much better. NOW WE OFFER DEL MONTE Fine Quality SPINACH 2 Early Garden PEAS Specially Priced Ige. cans % 3057 25 75¢ SLIM JIM PRETZE A most ;lelizhtful complement to serve with beer. 25c 5¢ PACKAGE COOKIE Quaker Crackels Log Cabin Syrup Chicken & Noodle Dinner Heinz Beans in Sauce Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Kisses. . . Cremo Cigars Sweetheart Soap . Dethol Insecticide . . . Golden Brew 2 X power companies and the public,” e — Don’t Run The Risk Save yourself the tmb ssment of offend- ing others 'ilhr odor. A dab of Odor-Sweet, a rml i undll each ‘home iur you lr«h d all day long, Doesn' clog the pores or stop their narunl functions . . . . but it does com- pletely ncutnhu offes caused from persp generous 25c jar today at Peop! DYI;E Stores. Also in popular o In 87 of Our A&P Food Stores in D. C. Also Edgemoor and Leonardtown, Md. MICHEL BEER Deposit on Case and Bottles Extra. ’1.95 ronh 19¢, 75, of 24 $2.25 2 e 2c, 2 5295 e 19c, 3215 2 \‘Mlls. 2 oo 29¢, 4% $3.25 Plus Bottle Deposit CHUM SALMON Specially Priced 3 ultcams 2 5 c 2 ks 13¢ Vnnehex 3 e ZSC POl LI~ 0, | vev...an23c .. nr23c 3 16-0z. cans 25¢ m.25¢ ea. 5¢, 3 for 10c veee... cake5C vevee....pintcan45¢ Specially Priced Uneeda Bakers o Uneeda Bakers ¢ o o Ib. pkg.’ zsc 6 pkes- 25¢ Vanilla, Lemon, Marshmallow Sandwich, Cheese Tid Bits, Zu Zu’s, etc. COOK’S Sliced Pound CAKE = 25¢ Specially Priced 2 Rolis 3 cans 2 Prgs. 2 Pigs. Fine Toilet Tissue SCOT-TISSUE 0Oid Dutch CLEANSER, Magic Scouring Pads S..0O.S. Cleaner ¥ For Clothes or Dishes SUPER-SUDS An opportunity for Real Economy WHITE HOUSE Evaporated A tall can of MILK et 3am 17¢ ment to a quart of bottled milk. Ac- cepted by the American Medical Assn. 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