Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, ; WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, . DECEMBER 13, 1934 Wealthiest ARMS PUBLICITY s oo g SEA FOOD HE“] PEAEE Alfl Salt Water Oyoten Standards Selects Hugh R. Wilson, Returning "R a N = »t. 23¢ a 45c §5.33¢c o 65¢ : d, Tell ender, tasty, light-colored meat . . . sti - ?w'tzse”;" o | sizzling when it's served. A heaping dish of "_'"’ : of U. S. Plan. delicious Sauerkraut and . . . to complete the Fish Fillets. . ... ... 2w 25¢ e /| picture . . . smooth, juicy, luscious Apple S h Cl o NEW YORK, December, 13— Hugh Sauce. What a dinner! And it tastes even g e Switzerland, returned on the liner \| better than it sounds! Serve this appetizing Croakers .. voueon. - . 10c Washington yesterday with the state- 4 " 5 - ment, thatthe 1 Roast Pork Dinner. You'll find it as econom- Mackerel .......... ». 19¢ ] American pla e g for ful publ‘l’clg cal as it is delicious. Gray Trout ........ . 15¢ on armamen would _ promote M LI. Salmon Trout. ...... ». 19¢ Pating thhy; vacer- FRESH’ s A Red Snappers . ........ m. 18¢ tainty which is “the greatest breeder of fear among nations.” e s pian — P 0 H K 0 I N s his plan| Mill , who is regarded as L Fancy A g‘e'xcfi !l “re?:e;r: Engln::lv'l;e;‘ic:en living man. Few Milk-Fed v E L session of the E‘ngl-\fhml;x: :u;uldthnal;n‘eml;lh;:s 1:: Tecoi e Bis. | for demplte the immensity of i G These choice grade loins are all Cutlets ..........» 31c Hueh B Wit yrmament Con-| wealth, he lives simply. Roast Loin of Pork cut from selected, young, corn-fed Loin Chops n 28C Seimosiat Ceners, e mGc porkers raised in the cool, mid- PS. . Propemml as Seapieen o sang e | Bour aall an 2L 14 he went (o New Sauerkraut FANCY SAUERKRAUT . 27+ 15¢ w.soern states so noted for Ohelf' Ib. Rib Chops .......» 23¢ cause I presented it it h and| Work for him for a tiny stipend. ither hal e d,fiibmed % atter, the ety 1 When his father died he inherlted Fancy Applesouce APPLESAUCE Fancy N.Y. Stafe fine pork. Whole loin or either half. :::::::: gl;:g: “ :85: didn’t try to elicit any opinion. o 0o I have committee meetings | Dulld modern mills at intervals 4t A GKAND COMBINATION h I : tn Sapis, e X ol | e s, Grouh, Other Attractive Specials in Our Meat Department Breast of Veal. .. .» 12¢ The plan, which Wilson said he hnd presented under the orders of the State Department, provides for Iull‘ reports on the manufacture, export | and import of munitions by every ! nation to a central bureau, presum- his lonune —Wide World Photo THREE SEIZED IN VIENNA Officials Charged ‘With Subversive Good Quality Beef CHUCK Fresh STEWING Briggs’ Sausage Meat or Green Links. Brigg's Midget Luncheon Franks. . . . Embassy Cottage Cheese (bulk) .. 25¢ m. 23¢ .. 10¢ “Honey” Brand SMOKED PORK ably at Geneva. “It does not limit quantity,” he said, “because the only way of limiting the quantity of armaments is to limit their possession. It only provides for publicity. Fear of the Unknown, “The greatest breeder of fear among nations is the unknown, and we would eliminate that fear if every country knew just what their neighbors are doing.” Wilson refused to comment on the plan of President Roosevelt for con- trolling - armaments by taking the profits out of war. “It’s very interesting,” he said, “but | I don’t know anything about it. It's rather a new field as far as we are concerned. No similar plan has ever been brought up at the Geneva con- ference.” The American envoy added he Acts Against Fascist Regime. VIENNA, December 13 (#)—The semi-official newspaper Reichspost an- nounced today the arrest of three of- ficials of the foreign office, charged sctivities against the | ROAST CHOPS v 14 3-Corner ....... . 19¢ R’ o oreivots o otova ». 21c CHICKENS 2Y, to 41bs. each » 20: Lean SMOKED SHOULDERS 1.1 2%e mtuhyzlnll'l—pndbd. e Pilgrim tag. The price, of course, will be . ket costs permit for turkeys of 0 Sunnyfield SLICED BACON uioee g, 20¢ HAMS » 19¢ 8 to 12 lbs. each— half or whole Slices of Ham. . .m. 29¢ with subversive activities against the{g "™ g &egs - 1 | P A MAAN] ! INMNMVVLVERY | srer whate | SO e, present F regime. An inve: gutlon revealed that these officials sold highly important state | documents to persons hostile to the Austrian government, the newspaper | reported. Only two months ago Dr. Franz Sonnleithner, chief of the Secrct Loae | Bureau of the government, was ar- |rested on car3cs ef informing Ger- | man Nazis in advance of security measures planned u) Austria. Cut A ORDER YOUR LOOK FOR THIS TAG Waits Five Dnyl to Bag Deer. NEW BRIGHTON, Pa., December 13 | (#)—Lowry Smith, 26, is partially ggw‘zgt }hls t?lan b'gtjtgmt:e us!:d by | paralyzed, but that doesn't keep hln: S Srook Sunayfield ual nations er than by in-|from hunting. For five days, Smith sa! . unnyoroo. B 6 S t 3 BT A A GiveaBasket { A&P Dollar FRESH EGGS Creamery Butter 2 5567 &"w 37« Interest in Probe. came by. Smith got him. 5 of FOOD Food Coupons pohe mumitions tnvestigation now | — S (Cl;.:lmn ofd %u?nj 39c conducted by Congress has .2 old in ivered Daily | ! stirred a “vast amount of interest” | !,: 4 As the h{eql Gift at ARPShsin Sf d d 'I'oe 1 5 C e L e SPECIAL SE - Washington SUNNY B RGN andar oma S b | B Ask our manager about |fseveral selections we |j have planned or call Potomac 1530. Wilson asserted. Wilson planned to leave at once | for Washington to present a report which was “in my skull” to Secretary of State Hull. His son, Hugh. jr., a student at St. Mark’s school in South- 0Nt DOTE N SMED TS zfimr%m-"‘ S Doty y ) !I-';Trfil ROMA YEAR Redeemable in any A&P Food Store in the United States. 8 O'clock Coffee czzitisin19c in the Store i oot — terday, ihey will g0 to thei ggmfa)i?“ Keystone Mincemeat . . . .». 19¢ EGGS - 27¢ 1 R ot || 2P Pumpkin ... o 1 G Granulated Sugar . 10 = 51c R. ¥ R. Plum Pudding . esn 29¢ FOUR KILLED IN BLAST e Fi » 23 AT GEORGIA SAW MILL P California Layer Figs . . .» 23¢ PureLard ...... eer..21e29€ Canned Grapefruit, 2 med. cans 25¢ Two Other Workers Seriousl Marvin Dates. . ... ... m w1 5¢ Sunnyileld Oats rke. 15€ Del Monte Raisins.. . ..... »ks. 9C 'w el rker: eriously s 000, ounnyxeiagoats. ....... p 5 £ Burned in Boiler Explosion of fifthfil Ra jah Currants. . ... 2 pkes. ch Sultana Peanut Butter : . sr 27¢ FLOUR s ALE :ectar :ea. f F;‘.’: 14C3 % ». :7c Undetermined Origin. sg":, Glace Pineapp]e ,,,,,, w. 39¢ Pmsms Pancake . .2 pips. 19¢ Wmm“ B:flk‘l‘men’s lc’;:ese e ? cans l:: y the Assoclated Press. or = sess 3 * CLAXTON, Ga, December 13— gTokay i} Glace Cherries. ........ ®. 49¢ Buckwheat, PILUSBURY'S | 2 ;. 25¢ SunHYfield Self-Rising p g“: "boller. e:;plg]slilgg ?;en}essx:il;‘rfifi M.:-::tn:l i B iIN ». 19¢ Chicken Broth, WESTCHESTER ., 10¢ Sunsweet Prunes. .2 1 . pies. 25€ TS e v e et e G T Wi s P 121b. 241b. w | Libby’s Tomato Juice, 4 cu 25¢ RS pm o, Claret Almonds ............ ».2]1¢ Baking Powder, --m 15¢ e ¢ .2 m g 3363 P : bag bag Chipso pigs. 13C€35 2 ige. pies. 33C ndall Strickland, Dess Gainey, all i Pan Rolls, GRANDMOTHER'S .pan 10€ i o s s | watoues. .. iy R . Brillo................ 3 e 220 men were taken to a Savannah hos « . pkg. . pital erously injured. Pecans RERECEEERTERE w. 29¢ B ... ... 55 Gold Medal or Drano.............o....cn19¢ e l°"°"__. Jolly Time Popcorn .. .en 12¢ oo yro e Costee. .. ... .. w. 33¢ Pillsbury’s Best Alimony Payments Gain. LIQUOR CO. Orange, Lemon Peel. . . .1». 29¢ 44 e sl csle . . o . o o T o o DENVER, December 13 (P)—The | : P i o e 24-1b White House Milk. .4 tn cns 23¢ registry of the District Court reports | 938 F st. Citron Peel . . ......... ». 29¢ Rajah EXtracts . . . . .z o bttie 17€ 12-lb. e s l .ls payments of alimony and support " . bag bag Apple Sauce White 2 15¢ Ty i o i yea, sompare N.W. Mixed Nuts .......... ™ 23¢ P - to $113,787 for all of 1933. Dromedary Dates . . . . . s, 15¢ Christmas Candles #27-Dipped 3 15 In. 25¢ Buy Flour This Week for Christmas Baking °§ml‘m;.; Shessed oo T Mott’s Cider . . . .. .. nl g 45¢ Bordo Nut-Stuffed Dates ». 25¢ - E Coconut Bonbons ... » 17c D d DIXI Mlx pkg. 37C Chocolate Drops. . . . . 2 ms. 25¢ ro m e a ry e DEL MONTE Liberty Creams. . ...... m. 15¢ > Golden Sliced Brilliant Mixed Candy 2 s 25¢ Amerlcan Cheeseflon,] 7c ""'1 9c ™ Candy Canes. . . ... ..3 tr 10c Pmeapple Cream Almonds. . ... .. ». 19¢ Chassijand: Sembern - Peanut Brittle. .. ... .m e 23¢ Nucoa e, 2 11"“" 3 7c can L Peanut' Clusters . ...... n. 23¢ pees Serve Two Slices Daily Warwick Chocolates. .m bex 25¢ Per Person. Del May Chocolates. .51 bex 95¢ FRUITS & VEGETABLES In a Milk Shake, Hot or Cold, can COCONOG FLORIDA 15¢ Sweet, Juicy Brussels Sprouts . ......... at. 19¢ Tangerines each 1C Emperor Grapes. . .......2 ws 25¢ . Eating or Cooking Italian Chestnuts. . .. .... 2 ws. 25¢ ORANGES NAVY BEANS ... 4 Ibs. 17C 3 . SR : Grapefruit . . . ... 3tor 17¢; 3 tor 25¢ WH EAT' Ibs. ol ot pkgs. C YOU C+N BE CONFIDENT | | 2PPRES 22198 fowe potons oo 3 |, ES ... 223 When everyone seems to be building down TOMATOES Ic:begg Loettattlocis.-A‘Zil:l;.l 9c, 2 :; 255 (');:‘zgf c R ITZ CRACK ERS Ib. pkg. 19c to a price, it must be a satisfaction to know Fresh 2 Ibs. 2 5C New Cabba 5 % : ere an n alve... Red, Ri I { JUNNN A '3 ::nd y:e::om:.o: :::::ct::y I:no nh:::. B“:NANAS l‘{ellgv;()nions ....... 3 .3 s };z D;::ly |VORY SOAP med. cake 5C Tes. RERD . oc v s 0a s bunches M' SHOES Dozen .. 21c or 25¢ | Fresh Calif. Dates. ... e 23¢ Hou EACH SEMINOLE 4 ' 25, $9 10 $20 F ITREET AT 1OTH