Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1934, Page 7

Visits London A ROOSEVELT STROLLS IN ENGLISH CAPITAL. FIRST LADY SEES RECREATION NEED “Appalling Situation” Among Young Students Cited in Address. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934, What you want is A Good Cup of Coffee And you aren’t much concerned about the process of manufacture and delivery in getting it. That respon- sibility is ours and we accept it seriously. Choose your favorite from these three and judge for yourself. SANICO After Dinner Our Famous GREEN BAG Sanitary’s SPECIAL By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Decémber 3—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said last night a study of conditions among high schools in many American towns and cities would disclose “some appalling situations among our young people.” The President’s wife did not elab- orate on her statement, declaring afterward in a brief interview, “I don’t think I would care to say more.” Her talk was the fourth in a series on child study and dealt particularly with problems of adolescence. She urged the necessity for healthful rec- reation, the value of religion in the home and the need for good food, plenty of rest and the proper kind of emotional direction. Her speech was broadcast over the Columbia network “This is an age.” said, “when I think parents and teachers should concentrate on pro- viding healthful recreation, “Group singing and dramatics are perhaps the best outlets at this age, and if Friday and Saturday nights can in some way, through the co-oper- ation of organizations interested in young people, be made nights when this type of entertairiment can be held, perhaps with some light re- freshments, perhaps with impromptu dancing, I believe many a community could save its young from the early attendance at dance halls and beer parlors and prevent the formation of boys’ gangs.” “There is one thing which I think Mrs. Roosevelt KERMIT ROOSEVELT, Who is vice president of the United States Steamship Co. and head of the Roosevelt line, is shown here as he strolled about London, He is the son of the late former President Theodore Roose= velt. —A. P. Photo. both teachers and parents must face,” she continued. “It is that young peo- ple are doing certain things today as a matter of course in many communi- ties which 20 years ago would -have been considered entirely out of the question for any ‘nice’ boy or girl to do.” 40 DEAD AS FLOOD SWEEPS VICTORIA| 8,000 Are Made Homeless by Raging Waters in Austral- ian State. By the Associated Press. MELBOURNE, Australia, December 3—Flooded rivers in the state of Victoria were receding today, leaving lated, 40 dead and some 8,000 home- | less. ‘The state is faced with the worst disaster in its history as waters from the Yarra and other rivers continue to rise. Damage already is estimated | at $5,000,000. | After a phenomenal rain, the wa- ters rose with unprecedented sud- denness and overflowed two thickly | populated and low-lying farming areas | north and east of Melbourne. Residents took refuge in trees, on rooftops and on hills. Many were forced to beat off snakes swimming in the flood waters during the night, and were without food. A wind and rain storm which| pounded the coast for two days also | caused heavy property damage. The coastal steamer Coramba apparently foundered in the storm with a loss of 17 lives. ULM AWAITS.WEATHER FOR AUSTRALIAN HOP Trio Ready to When Squalls Clear—Delayed in Cali- fornia Since Saturday. Leave By the Associated Press. OAKLAND, Calif,, December 3.— Flight Lieut. Charles T. P. Ulm | awaited today the Weather Bureau's “go” signal for the start of an air dash to Australia. The Australian aviator and his two aides—G. M. Littlejohn, co-pilot, and J. L. Skilling, navigator—said they were ready to hop at the earliest possible moment. | Squally weather near Hawali, initial goal of the projected flight. has held the trio here since Saturday, the day first set for the take-off. POST TO BE OFFERED E. E. Harper to Presidency. OKLAHOMA CITY, December 3 (#) —Reliable sources here said Dr. Earl E. Harper, president of Evans- ville College, Evansville, Ind., would be offered the presidency of Oklahoma City University by the college board ar trustees today. The offer would be telegraphed to | Dr. Harper in Mexico, D. F., where he | is visiting. The post became vacant with the recent death of Dr. Walter Scottl Athearn. BOMB INJURES 2 MORE Blast Damages Drug Store in Havana Suburb. HAVANA, December 3 (#)—Two persons were injured and the front of a drug store was destroyed today when a bomb exploded in suburban Luyano. Similar bombings Saturday night wounded 13 and did damage estimated at $8.000. More than 20 bombs were set off here and in interior points. Brigands Attack Prince. SHANGHAlL, December 3 (P)— Prince Teh, secreiary of state and virtual head of the newly formed ! inner Mongolian government, rowly escaped capture by brigands today. attacked north of Pailingmiao. prince was saved when his bodyguard beat off the attackers. thousands of frightened residents iso- | = The prince’s automobile Wwas The A CHEERFUL LITTLE EARFUL FOR XMAS-- Buy for Cash and Pay Less at LIONEL TRAINS 3 MONTHS TO PAY Every type 'of LIONEL TRAIN Oklahoma City U. May Invite Dr. ® is here for your choice " JCHARDING & 517 10th St. N.W. A WARM WELCOME ' ALWAYS AWAITS YOU” TELEPHONE Met. 0158 and Alex. 2464 Tide Water Oil Company Royal and Wythe Sts. Alexandria, Va. "MADE BY THE MAKERS OF TYDOL GASOLINE A [3 COFFEE COFFEE Here’s a real price on P! PINK SALMON About two months ago we bought Pink Salmon from a first-class packer at the then prevailing dip in the market. So this week we are SHARING THAT SAVING WITH YOU. ALASKA Mild—Economical - COFFEE 19¢/ =..25¢ per pound In Vacuum Tins o % {1 Think of it! A whole pound of food for a dime. you'll want 20 or 30 cans this week. PINK SALMON per can 10 nar- | “RITZ” A del:'gh.tful new cracker by National Biscuit Co. And are they good! The kind you just can't seem to get enough of. Crisp and Super Suds One.large size package FREE 'with the purchase of 3 for 27c making it 4. 27¢ This offer applies in the crunchy. metropolitan district only. 20c Swiss or Borden’s Sixon, 2 ¥ b pkes: 33 Your choice of these two popular cheese foods. 9 _ Toilet 3 25 cakes Woodbury’s 5o c An old, old favorite—way down low in price. A one-pound package NUCOA Now 1007 pure vegetable oils for all table or cooking purposes. Include the New Nucoa in your next cooking recipe, Cashmere <5, 3 ckes 25¢ Bulk Prunes % 2 - 15¢ Sanico Peas . . 3% Stokely’s Honey Pod No. 2 35c Full flavor from every pea in the pod. Embassy Creams, 2 s 25c¢ y Asparagus Gibraltar No. 1 A splendid buy on a good asparagus. Asparagus Bayside picnic 25c Small, green tender tips that you'll enjoy. All Green tin The Hunt Bros. label establishes its quality. Lima Beans can 1 80 Chocolate "Eie™ e 2lc Sauerkraut Sy & Sanico Eggs . . = 32c BREAD onel-::fund 2 Ibs. 37 c Grandmother probably used it, but not at this price, size Packed in cellophane bags—2 lbs., 16c. Large, sweet and tender—a big Washmgwn favorite. Peas cans Made by Weston Biscuit Co. Economically priced. Brand can l 50 All Green tins Asparagus aide. "&c 15c P C Stokely’s Tiny Green No. 2 Delicious in flavor—rich in vitamins. A oig favorite of the children. Remember, this is the large No. 215 can. April's best selected storage. Made of the finest ingredients and The full What a flavor..-what == SANICO HAMS Selected from the smaller, more tender stock, then cured to per- fection. A flavor second to none. Whole or Half Minnesota Hormel’s " Round Steak Fresh Pork Chops . Sliced Bacon 23c 16¢ From fancy Bottom steer beef Ib. End 1b. Shoulder Veal Roast . . . . » 15¢ Loin Lamb Chops . . . . Sirloin Steak.........»33¢ Hog o Beef Liver ....."™ 10c Breast of Veal........™ 12¢ Swift’s Premium Hams Mild and tender with- Wlwl. b 23c out parboiling—oven- izing produces an even finer flavor. H lf Swift’s Premium Bacon. . Campfire Bologna..... Sanitary’s Frankfurters. . Ummm . A generous supply for shhsnm35e ..m. 21c .1b. 29¢ These prices prevail in Washington and vicinity until the close of busi- ness Wed., Dec. 5, 1934. SAUSAGE and HOMINY Just the thing these cool December mornm(l. Walter Baker’s Chocolate Flavor DESSERT A brand-new product with a grand old name. Serve it once and see how delicious it really is. 3+ 19¢ And Now For a Great CANNED PEACH SALE! Early last Summer we contracted for a supply of this delicious brand of canned peaches. Since that time peach prices have made several advances. To give you the opportunity —of sharing in our early purchases we are going to offer for this week Miss California Brand Yellow Cling PEACHES —at a sensationally low price. We urge you to find out how good these peaches are (as good as any we offer is our belief), then we are sure vou will want 10 or 20 cans. It's one of the best canned peach offers we’ve made this year. 0 29¢ for “T he Romantic Trio” John Alden Molasses Cookies Miles Standish Chocolate Cookies Priscilla Butter Cookies Per package a price 19- Ib. 30c ! w 27c Center 21 c New Crop Beets . ) b, 35c Crisp, Red Fresh : Spinach . . And Another Car of Pink Meat GRAPEFRUIT If you've never tasted it, don't miss this opportunity. delectable flavor and needs very little (if any) sugar. Priced According to Size One pound of Sanitary’s Special Sausage Meat and one carton of Brewer Snyder Cooked Hominy. ANITARY-PIGGLY WIGGLY. TEXAS | 4 = Sends us these delightful Radishes . BUTTERS Of the highest quality Jumbeo..... ™ 33c In the country style roll. Land O’ Lakes™ 38¢ Made of sweet—not sour—cream. Brookfield. . ™ 36¢c A Swift & Co. product. 25¢ 29c 50c 21c 25¢ Olde Homestead - Orange Marmalade How long has it been since you've had a slice of bread lpreld good and thick with 25¢ Pork =nd Beans . Phillips Delicious brand—stock up this week. Chili Sauce . . 2 i Stokely's finest—prepared to perfection. Camay Soap . . & cakes Ask how to get beautiful Xmas cards. Mixed Pickles . e quart Forman's—exceptionally fine quality. Apple Sauce . 3% 18—ounce 1-Ib. cans cans Musselman’s brand—a big Washington favorite. Pancake Syrup decanter “Early Morn.” It's simply delicious. 21c Sauerkraut . . .'“F 9c Lang's—we've just reduced the price, Pancake Flour . 2 ek 15¢ Sanico brand—also Sanico Buckwheat Flour. Early June Peas, 2%.} 25¢ Phillips Delicious brand at a saving. Strained Honey . i 19c “Lake Shore”—in ihe honeycomb glass—4-oz. size, 9c. Stokely’s "¢ . 10c A great, big 26-0z. can. Olympia umsem . 2 G 15¢ Dried, soaked and cooked—good inexpensive food. Libby’s s<itian . . 2 cams 27¢ Serve it browned with poached egg. Fig Bars . . . . ®10c Keep the cookie jar filled with them. Hershey’s Gold Medal e Baking Chocolate No cutting. no shaving. just melt. Packed in eight individually wrapped 2%k 25¢ Ask our store manager for all details. 5-1b. Bosc and D’Anjou PEARS Down to 25¢ But their goodness remains unchanged. New Cabbage. .....2ms. 9¢c Florida Oranges . .. .15t 19¢ Sweet Potatoes 4w 15¢ Iceberg Lettuce. . . .2 neass 19¢ 4 ws. 15¢ 2»15¢ 3.10c 3~25¢c Yellow Onions Potatoes Ripe Tomatoes .2 stas 19¢ Crisp Carrots. . . . 2 bunches ] 5¢ Box Apples . ......4ms 25¢ Brussels Sprouts. .. ...« 19¢ It has a Owned and Operated by the Sanitary Grocery Co. FOOD STORES Incorporated.