Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1934, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, ADDITIONAL CROP CONTROL IS SEEN Wallace Convinced Many Farmers Want Adjustment Made Compulsory. D. C, POPE PIUS OBSERVES 55TH ANNIVERSARY Celebrates Mass in Private Chapel. Entered Priesthood in 1879, 1934. BUSINESS CLUB TOLD OF ALLEY CLEARANCE John Ihlder Informs Group In- habited Slums Will Be Made Asset. ‘Washington’s inhabited alleys, now economic and social liabilities, will be turned into assets when the slums reconstruction program is carried out, John Ihlder, executive officer of the alley dwelling authority, told the weekly luncheon meeting of the Amer- ican Business Club yesterday at the Hay-Adams House. This reconstruction also will give direct employment and stimulate em- ployment in the production of ma- terials, he said. The Government can- not support all the unemployed ade- quately on a dole, Ihider said, but in order to diminish the cost of relief and to prevent the demoralization that accompanies idleness, Govern- ment relief must be tied up to pro- ductive labor. The best field for this productive labor, the speaker said, lies in slum reconstruction and pro- vision of low-cost housing. Robert Norman, president of the club, presided. Ihider was introduced by Bernard Hern. —— passed through final stages in the Dail yesterday. It was approved by a vote of 51 to 36. Explaining the intention of the bill, President Eamon De Valera said it aimed at removing from Irish law any suggestion that the Irish were British | subjects. CARPENTERS END STRIKE Return to Work on Interior De- partment and Wilson High. Carpenters returned to work on both the Interior Department and Wood- row Wilson High School construction jobs this morning following settle- ment of their strike. The contractor, McCloskey & Co., agreed to pay the men §1.25 an hour instead of the $1.10 pubiic works rate, which the firm had contended was the correct rate for work on the P, W. A. job at the Interior building. The high school strike was a sympathy strike against the same contractor. Both jobs were paying $1.25 to car- penters today. — CITIZEN BILL PASSES T D | Mattresses g Remade The Stein Bedding Co. 1004 Eye St. N.W. ME. 9490 OPEN 8 AM. TO 9 P.M. “Quintuplets’ Offers Word Gamblers New Specially Priced for Christmas Opportunity to Win 2 -_ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 20.— It's taken them a long time to discover it, but the “word sharp- shooters,” who go around making bets on pronunciations, have discovered a new vehicle for mak- ing easy money. ‘The gag is to have the vietim try pronouncing “quintuplet,” the word the Dionne family made famous in Callander, Ont. Both Webster's and Funk & Wagnall's dictionaries prove to the victim that he should hlV! pronounced it with the ac on the “quin” and with the u, in the second syllable, like the vowel in “rug.” A Fitted Overnite Case, genuine Jeather, with five fittings. Special By the Associated Press. VATICAN CITY, December 20— Pope Pius today commemorated the fifty-fifth anniversary of his ordina- tion as a priest. He celebrated mass in his private chapel and next Sunday & special te deum mass will be held in the basilica of St. John's Lateran, where on De- cember 20, 1879, he entered the priest- hood as Rev. Father Ambrose Damien Achille Ratti. Today is also the fifth anniversary of the first time in more than half a century that a Pope emerged from the Vatican. It was on this date in 1929 that Pope Pius went to the basi- lica of St. John Lateran to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his ordina- tion, The Pontiff was born May 31, 1857, the son of Francesco Ratti, manager of a large silk factory at Desio, near Milan. 61l TWELFTH STREET, N.w. ? We Carry a Full Line efi WESTINGHOUSE %ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES@ K ey By the Associated Press. A definite trend toward compulsory control of other crops in addition to cotton and tobacco is foreseen by Sec- retary Wallace. Conversations with farm leaders have convinced him, he said yester- day, that farmers of the Midwest, North and Far West are beginning to want crop adjustments made com- pulsory to prevent those who do not co-operate in voluntary control from profiting at the expense of those who do. Others in a range of prices, leathers, colors and 1935 styles. AGenuine Top Grain Leather Gladstone Bag Special Other 1935 numbers 39.75 at attractive prices. TOPHAMS, Inc. FACTORY AND RETAIL SHOW ROOM Third and Eye Streets Northeast Ask for sample key case, free to each Purchaser ! ; Quakes Swallow Land. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Decem- ber 20 (#).—Earthquakes in the Copan district have opened great fissures throughout the Santa Rita region into which huge patches of earth are steadily disappearing, the governor of Santa Rosa reports. Food Mixers, Heaters, Urn Sets, Vacuum Cleaners, Waffle Irons, etc. . MUDDIMAN § 911G 5t Organized 1888 Nat’l. 0140-; zm &‘fi:&%&?a&.’a@ Pressure Is Seen, “Pressure is in this direction,” he said, adding that it seems likely to continue “unless we g great in- crease in foreign trade. He said such a move might be nec- essary at some time in the future to prevent non-co-operators from ex- panding production and nullitying the work of the 3,000,000 co-operating farmers, While farmers are discussing such a plan and farm organizations are studying it seriously, it “hasn’t de- veloped to the point where it will be | significant in this Congress,” the Sec- retary said. His observations were made before the release of an incomplete tabula- tion of returns on the Bankhead com- pursory cotton control act referendum held December 14 showing 1,348,197 of the 1,505,604 farmers who voted had favored retention of the measure. Referendum on Way. A referendum on the second com- pulsory control act in force, the Kerr- Smith’ measure affecting tobacco pro- duction, is now under way with re- sults to be announced Saturday. ‘Wallace expressed a preference for the Kerr-Smith legislation in holding down production, declaring it was not compulsory control since the 3315 per cent ad valorem tax on excess produc- tion was not prohlbltory I.ARCE BUS GARAGE TO BE BUILT HERE 1First Unit to Cost $100,000. Bids Called for January 3 by Greyhound Line. Open EVERY Night Until ST VW0 9:30 PM. Until Christmas POOL TABLES Jr. Apartment Size Tables Has 60x31x30-Inch fiber bed with green felt covering. Mahogany color finish. Bturdy steel bracings with latest "BUDDY-L" TOYS For All the Kiddies for Christmas Steel Digger. . ....1.00 |Dump Truck Wrecker Truck.. ..1.00 | 25-in. Dump Truck 1. 98 Baggage Truck...1.00|Tank Car 5.45 AP = Complete with sl necessary equipment. This Pool Table Will Not Warp FAMOUS “BRUNSWIC down’from Tesuiation size. Mahogany Anin Beds of hard composition bos hllenlnx to the hardwood frame 2 ; Size 71x373 x33 {Bcher. 1% -tnch bails, 2 Pieces. Roll t Juse like dad’s 0505“’( with hard- Complete ' with fin! necessary !qu)pment 'ood con- 8 t ruction. Bathinette Qutfit O'Xlfll L‘Onll‘ll ol bath- Poinsettias very attractive Steel Building SETS held together by steel ‘ou_can make auto- home All Gold Sliced or Half All Gold Apricots . Libby’s Sauerkraut ..........2 lge.cans 19¢ Post Toasties .. Peaches. . .lse.can 21c Tobiles. ".W = Others up to 3.29 Tool Chests Set consists of 22 tools! Practically every ool the Sturdy oak chairto match X X X X | —_— , A large bus garage, the first unit of which will cost $100.000, will be constructed in the 1300 block of New York avenue northeast by the Penn- sylvania Greyhound Transit Co., it was disclosed yesterday with the an- nouncement of purchase of the site. The garage will have a frontage of 200 feet on New York avenue and will be used to service Pennsylvania and Richmond busses. Bids for the work have been called for January 3, and Roldon F. Dressler of Chicago has been named architect. The sta- tion will occupy a portion of the former Ivy City race course. The site was sold by R. Marbury Stamp, F. A. Hessick and James E. Schwab, acting as trustees for thi Movie Jector Projects film on blnl wall berated” wiin smallest Micro set with 50 power microscope. Complete with PHILLIPS DELICIOUS ,can G¢ CRISCO 1 . 22¢ (‘xn Baking Pnn Free with 3 Ibs. of Crisco any fary” ‘equin- mentand book of in- llruclinnl Tomato Soup.... with : cnnmn esting plan- e —_— .can G¢ .can G¢ Spaghetti ...... Tomato Juice . .. ;'% carrent. .pke. 13¢ .2 cans 25¢ . .2-b.jar 29¢ Minute Tapioca Southern Style Cocoanut . . Old Virginia Pure Preserves Chum Salmon Dromedary Dromedary Pitted Dates Ginger Bread Mix Dixie Mix 8 oz pke. 15C kz. 23€ Pet Brand Dog Food .. rks. 39€ Rock Creek Ginger Ale 3 cans 25¢ Youngborough Syndicate. . SOLDIER RELIEF URGED UNK—A sturdy fiber trunk i0e nis is yust vhu SCOOTER — 38 inches long with Ritter Tomato Catsup, Star Soap 3 vars 14C VISIT YOUR NEAREST IDEAL FOOD STORE i i i i i i i i i i i} 20 25¢ bots. Octagon Cleanser o444 can 3¢ Ivory Soap 2 med. vars 11C (Contents Only) 3 1ze. bots. 25c Octagon Toilet Soap 3 ces 14C SEASONABLE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT LOW PRICES /#s "IN THE BAG" for CHRISTMAS TRAVELERS EXTRA GIFTS, EXTRA FUN WITH Sz, =T NI u::n/.m RN TROPIC-AIRE BRINGS SUMMER INTO THE COACH Every bus is warm and comfortable, no matter how cold the weather. You can take off your coat and still be per- fectly comfortable. \\\\ ’/////l i Ridge” THE MONEY SAVED GOING BY MOTOR BUS EFFECTIVE December 14 to January 1, round trip fares by Greyhound and Blue Ridge Lines to hundreds of cities will be only 11/ times the usual low one-way fares. Re- turn limit on excursion ticket is January 13. These additional savings will buy extra gifts, other trips, more fun during the holidays. The name “Greyhound” or “Blue on your ticket, guarantees finest, dependable service to any part of America. Excursion rafes are good to hundreds of cities but not to all points. Ask ticket agent about places you plan to visit. NEW GREYHOUND TERMINAL 1403 New York Ave. N.W. Phone: Metropolitan 1512 GREYHOUND Lo BLUE/RII)GE irres & R T R O I R T ) # % # : A i s # Pensions Are Declared to Have Been Slashed “Unmercifully.” Walter Johnson of Clarendon, Va., national commander of the Regular Service Association, has presented a | petition to President Roosevelt asking | Telief for men disabled in the regular armed forces of the United States. “During the past 18 months,” John- son said, “our pensions have been slashed unmercifully when, because of the depression, the need was most acute. Our organization opposes the setting up of inferior and superior types of American citizenship. with varying degrees of treatment for the same situation.” Rabbi Metz to Lecture. “The Need of Prayer” will be dis- cussed by Rabbi Solomon H. Metz in the second of a series of lectures on “The Future of Religion in America,” at Adas Israel Synagogue, Sixth and I streets, tomorrow at 8 pm. Rabbi A. Einhorn of New York will address the open forum on “The Value of Traditions.” FANNIE MAY Fresh Homemade CANDIES 60c Ib. z-lb. box i l Made FRESH daily here in Washington by Our Fannie May Girls Over 50 Famous Variel Homemade Candies —are recognized as America’s Finest Homemade Candies. They taste different, look dif- ferent, and are entirely superior to the commercial factory made box candies. Mailed Anywhere in the U. S. INSURED * SPECIAL NOTICE—We make a specialty of supplying Fannie May Candies to Sunday Schools, Lodges, Clubs, group orders of employees. See us before placing your order. 7 Fannie May Shops 621 F St. N.W. 1010 E St. N.W. 1317 E St. N.W. 3305 14th St. N.W. 1354 F St. NW. 1406 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 1704 Pa. Ave. N.W. Annapolis, Md., Branch 232 Main St. OPEN LATE EVENINGS WASHER !l‘l‘s—liomm of tub, iron. clothes rac wringer. ironing board and clolh.n Di A Wash "Dolly’ clothes with it bl 19 aise. roller- - bearing wheels: com- === plete with brake ]fl Inch dou 3 9 and parking stand — WING OUTFIT—Consisting of c DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN—Has 59- Soll thread and enough material with which to make her a dress. It's so cute! black enameled bar- rels. Individual (rupr for eac e ™ Naural vnmsntd stock. . . roller- FINGER-PRINT SET—A Nick Car- ter set. includes ink pad. roller. finger- print records. black [ nd ~ white powder Tlass sheet. book- DOLL — Has composition _body, arms and legs: all dressed up in white WHIRLPOOL GAME—Shoot F00L_GAME—Shoot the ou marble the slot and iy .nu whirling round and around. coming to rest in a trap.... Maker Wood Set with which you ean build bridges. trains, autos, steam shov- els. and others cranes [ which to teach T tme the. att of baking. Nicely made of aiuminum. ARCH PIN GAME—A new and very 29 interestink game that is growing more popular every day. And it's very m- expensive. Only . (4 CONSTRUCTION SET—Master 89 OOKING SET—Just the ET_Just the thing with c wood ln!l!n small dum- ny Dlekllfil to add Dearance 1 STEEL LOCOIO‘I‘IV!—LA"I 22« inch size made of 6 9 exira heavy sause fteel; body finish in red: ond b Anished n’blsek LLO-TONE PIANO—A new type Raby erand toy piano that has a nice mello chime-like sound: fin- . ished in mahogan: —_— 8 keys .. DUMP TRUC! ectric_motorized y batteries .. VELOCIPEDE !rlmo with ball- 98 Tubular steel fr n Bies Dlates. -d]uuubln banaiebary seat finis) ELEC.-LIGHTED AUTO !ll! 10\6“‘5‘5 lnche; made of auto red 'hlte llrlnln 5.65 VELOCIPEDE Tubular steel frame made for years of service. 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T “FLYING ARROW” COASTER WAGON with double faced RUBBER DOLL i Honeysuckle doll with new type roll- enlnd 9 8 arms cries wh her legs DOLL BUGGY Sturdy round-fibre carri with hand rul alk bike Btfl love it! & Tanging from 39e to REED "‘l\’!'rblz health exer- and luck s’ 3 'real AMERICAN ROLL GAME—Roll the s like etal. The kiddies BO[VCNG HORSE—The latest in hobby horses: child 7 9 soring 3 scientific g a Metal uouhond ball across the floor into the score holes. 1 9 SkeeSvail .+ OIL TANK Ol CRANE—A hru Tove'to plag with these toys! Each. IRISH MAIL A real ciser that gives the same muscular ex- ercise as a rowing mach l ne Every child should one! sits on sturdy seat 25,4, bounces 'y dow DARTELLE GAME with darts. No. not e, roux ek complete with ; 8 c suction darts Balls and trap are mldl nt sturdy pull toy, Two cars made of heavy (4 FREE Parking at 911 Bladensburg Road, N.E.