Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1935, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. JOHNSON UPHOLDS N.R.A WASTE GODE Says Recovery Act Should| Be Salvaged and Not Totally Scrapped. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 21.—The N.R. A, Gen. Hugh S. Johnson told the Na- tional Association of Waste Material | Dealers last night, should be salvaged, not_scrapped. | “I don't blame you for being dis- | gusted with the administration of the | act,” the former N. R. A, admlms-\ trator said, “but there is a better way than to ditch it. That is to salvage it—and nobody ought to know how to do it better than you.” The general's plea to salvage the recovery act came on the same day that Attorney Clarence Darrow made . a plea before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington to aban- don it Urged to Continue Code. “Yours is a basic and vital industry today,” Johnson told the waste ma- terials dealers, “but they tell me that | many of you want to go back—to ditch the N. R. A, “Why, you have made some of the greatest advances in history. You have become somebody under the N. R. A. Don't turn around and throw the whole thing out the window. “I know what you have been up against from the biggest stuffed shirts I know what trouble ng to organize and keep your or But stay by your Gen. Johnson s terials industry ha the Nation's leaders twentieth when he resigned from the N. R. A, He said records indicated the industry’s 14.000 firms employed 300,000 people, with annual sales of more than half a billion dollars. Johnson Sold Old Bones. “One of my first business experi- ences was in gathering up bones— buffalo bones which whitened the Great Plains—and selling them to you waste materials dealers,” Gen. Johnson said. “Ever since that time I have had an interest in your work.” The speaker stressed the importance of the scrap iron dealers in war time “Your industry,” he said “has be- come of such importance that I am here to affirm my faith in you. “I .recently made the statement that without certain major industries no country can wage long-drawn major modern warfare; in my opin- ion Italy cannot because she has no iron and steel industry. I don't think n for the same reason. But ows better than you men to which Japan has been preparing for war—by buying your products on a tremendous scale.” T. V. A. HEAD CERTAIN OF COURT’S RULING Constitution Having Pains” “Growing | as Problems Rise, | Morgan Declares. ’ By the Associated Press YELLOW SPRINGS. Ohio. March 21.—Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, vesterday asserted modern problerm are gmng the Constitution * gruv\mg‘ pains.” Confident that the Supreme Court will uphold the T. V. A. in its fight against what he termed “private in- | terests” Dr. Morgan described the | need for the Tennessee Valley p*ogram as “obviously a humanitarian one. | The high court is expected to get | the case. concerning the sale of power by the T. V. A., next November, Dr. Morgan said in an interview. Federal Judge W. I. Grubb of Birmingham, Ala.. recently held that the sale of | power by T. V. A. is illegal. Dr. Morgan said that the T. V. A. legal staff is co-operating with the Department of Justice in arranging the case, which first will be reviewed in the Court of Appeals at New | Orleans. Efforts of the T. V. A. at present, Dr. Morgan said, could be ruled uncon- | stitutional on technicalities. He ex- | plained “the Tennessee Valley author- ities are attempting to create a higher type of community under a Constitu- tion that was not made for that | purpose.” 2 ‘ ¥ | | Trade With U. S Gams Trade between the United States and Greece increased in the last year. ONE 33 way | ROUND TRIP $§ (30 Day Limit) Special $3.50 Round Trip Lo. Sat. 6:30 P.M., Home Mon. 7 A. M. Rest, Relax, Golf, Ride, \ Fish in Bracing Salt Air Virginia Beach s Hotels |Illl 0ld Point Comfort ® A spanking ovean breeze right off the Gulf Stream and warm Virginia sun- shine—what a tonic l?r winter weary folk! A big steel steamer will be your hotel and garage both ways, Famous meals, fic- tion library, radio . . staterooms as low as SL! 00, Motor to Historic Places Autos Carried FREE (accompanied by passenger) [ ] City Ticket Office 1423 H ST.N.W. NA. 1520 DI. 3760 NORFOI.K & LA FOLLETTE DECLARES N. R. A. NEEDS REVISION Senator Says Objectives Are Not in Sight by Act as Now Drafted. By the Associated Press. PATERSON, N. J, March 21— Senator Robert La Follette declared last night that if the N. R. A. is to be continued at all, power must be written into the new form so that the objectives outlined in the original statute can be attained. In the original creation of the N. R. of horse trading in which mdus(ry gave a rabbit in exchange for a horse.” Much had to be conceded to em- | ployers in order to win whatever ad- | vantages there could be attained for the workers, he said. The speaker listed as immediate ob- FREE! BALL 16-0z. jar of Lake Shore HONEY 'jectlve.! economic security for the masses through old-age pensions, un=- employment and accident insurance, agricultural relief; public ownership and operation of all public utilities, including railroads; maintenance for the youth of the Nation of all gains won in educational and social fields and employment at useful work for every able bodied person who wants it. GAS SMELL.ED 3 MILES New York Police Locate Teak After Receiving Many Calls. | NEW YORK, March 21 (#).—New | Yorkers smelled a 3-mile smell early | A, La Follette said, there was a “bit | today. From Houston street to Fifty- | | ninth street they cailed police stations. and the gas company to report a leak. There was only one ieak, and that was across the East River, in Queens. | It was quickly repcired, but the fumes | traveled through the city sewer system. 5¢ Rice Krispie Made with Kellogg’s Rice Krispies and Lake Shore Honey With purchase of for l 8e * STAR SPECIALS * “SHRINKING MAN” CONFIDENT OF CURE “Very Much Alive and Having Pretty Good Time,” Says Fontaine of Worcester. By the Associated Press. WORCESTER, Mass, March 21.— James H. Fontaine, after eight years of suffering from Paget's disease, dur- ing which he has lost 4 inches in height and has repeatedly been told his days were numbered, is not only “very much alive and having a pretty good time,” but he also believes his ailment is being arrested. Foataine has been under treatment at the Massachusetts General Hos- pital by Dr. Fuller Albright, world Alamo famous speclalist on bone degenera- tion, more than a year. The disease is decalcification of the bones; that is, the system fails to assimilate lime from food and so draws it from the bones. The disease has affected Fontaine's skull, pelvis and bones in both legs and his left arm. His skull has be- come slightly mottled with shallow iadentations. His height has decreased from 5 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 3 inches and one leg is a bit shorter than the other. Mohawk Dam Bids Opened. CINCINNATI, March 21 (#).—Lieut. Col. R. G. Powell, United States divi- sion engineer, announced Tuesday that George M. Brewster, Inc., of Da- kota, N, $1,720,644 for construction of the Mohawk Dam in the Mohican River at Walhonding. Government engi- neers had estimated the cost of the | worked on papers in Duluth, | and Providence, R. I. He finally went dam at $1,887,467.40. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1935. GEORGE FRENCH, NOTED ADVERTISING MAN, DIES Was One of Founders of New York Club and American Fed- eration—82 Years Old. By the Assoclated Press. MONTREAL, March 21.—George PFrench, 82, well known advertising authority and one of the founders of the New York Advertising Club and the American Advertising Pederation, died here yesterday after a short ill- s. nesA native of North Clarendon, Vt., Mr. French started his career as a J., submitted a low bid of | newspaper man, working for several country papers at an early age. He then joined the staff of a Boston evening paper, following which he to New York, where he was business manager of the New York Journal. Leaving the newspaper field, Mr. French engaged in advertising work, | editing the Advertising News of Bos- ton. . Not long after he returned to| New York and taught classes in ad- | vertising at New York University and the Y. M. C. A. in New York and Newark, N. J. He was the author of 10 books on advertising and print. In 1928 he came to Montreal and continued to write on advertising until his death. Prorate on Lemons Asked. LOS ANGELES, March 21 (#)— Before the end of the week, petitions representing well over two-thirds of the lemon growers of the State. will [be forwarded to the California State | Prorate Commission asking a State- wide prorate on lemons, the California | Fruit Growers’ Exchange announced after a board meeting yesterday. U. S. Govt. Graded and Dated Sunshade Eggs U. S. Standards Large Retail Grade B ‘ For the Lenten Menus Beardsley’s 3 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE . ..... » 31 The coffee that is full-flavored and gives you full value “Good to the Last Drop” DEL MONTE, DROMEDARY or SEALD-SWEET Grapefruit Juice 4 NEW LOW PRICE! No. 2 Be sure to stock your cans c COCOA .... »=12: pantry! That rich chocolate flavor. Use it for puddings, sauces and candy-making. HERSHEY’S McCORMICK’S MAYONNAISE 8-0z. jar 14C pint jar 25C A superior mayonnaise made under the most sanitary conditions. Has gained its favor through its flavor. HERSHEY’S H 15-lb. cakes C Eight individually wrapped pieces in Vz-lb. package. Eliminates shaving or cutting to lmclvn melting. DOLE’S UNSWEETENED Pineapple Juice KELLOGG’S KAFFEE HAG =+ 47- A delicious coffee with 97% of the caffeine removed. Drink as much as you like. Will not disturb your sleep. Healthful, nutritious, rich in vitamins., A delightful fruit juice for any occasion. THE HYGIENIC LIFEBUOY SOAP 425 Use it a week and yow'll use it for life. Eliminates “B. 0.” ECONOMICAL RINSO 3 small packages, 25¢ Scrubbing wears out clothes. Rinso saves scrubbing— saves clothes. “A little goes so far!” Tuna Fish z 7 oz. cans 25c Wet or Dry SHRIMP Sea Garden SHRIMP. .. Chatka CRAB MEAT Argo RED SALMON. . Peter Pan PINK SALMON. ... Sl ... 2= Del Monte SARDINES Import. QARI)H\ES Domestic * SARDINES. .. Shredded Codfish 2 pkgs. zse Gorton's Ready-to-Fry CODFISH CAKES Gorton's FISH ROE....... Chef Boy-ar-d. SPACHETTI DINNER ™ 33C 2 s 23¢ 2 we15¢ College Inn RICE DINNER..... 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ASPARAGUS Comet Stringless BEANS No. 2 cans Walker Hill MILK 3 ... Ne.5ean 23¢C . .3 No. 235 eans 25¢ .2 No. 215 eans 19¢ No. 235 ean 19¢ D.G. S. Yellow Cling Peaches (halves), 2 No. 214 cans 35¢ D.G.S.Bartlett Pears. . .. ot las ierae oa N6 21 can D30 | FRUITS | STRINGLESS | Tender and Juicy Legislature Quits 6 Days Late. OLYMPIA, Wash., March 21 (#).— After running six days overtime, the twenty-fourth Washington Legislature adjourned “sine die” last night. potroas new z}:l:tswhén spread before o C00Oking with GULOENS ‘Mustard . CHUCK ROAST » 20« Try this economical cut for your Sunday Dinner | WHOLE SMOKED HAMS = 21- Buy a whole ham! It goes a long way il FANCY PORK ROAST..» 25« Perject with sweet potatoes and apple sauce Decker’s Sliced Bacon Brandywine Sliced Bacon . .. Jos. Phillips PRODUCTS Sausage Meat or Smoked Sausage Ib. 3]c | FRESH THE ORIGINAL All Pork Sausage Meat b 31c Fillet of Haddock =15¢ Fresh Standard Oysters. . Fresh Select Oysters . S 20 BOCK'BEER & Green Beans Fresh Spinach .. .. California Carrots Cauliflower Crisp Celery . .... Iceberg Lettuce. ... Rutabagas Red Radishes Yellow Onions .. Spring Onions Sweet Potatoes New Potatoes .. R LR ... staik 10c and 12¢ FRENCH’S Cream Salad Brand Prepared Mustard 2 W 23c DOUBLE COLMAN’S SUPERFINE DRY MUSTARD 27c 4 oz pks. Pard Dog Food 3 cans 25(: BOAP -veeeenee D eaims 11€ FREE! Tea Towel For 2 Box Tops Sent to Mfgrs. S.0.8S. 2 5= 2¢ Kirkman’s Products Laundry Soap.. 4 cakes 19¢ Soap Powder.... .2 pkgs. 9¢ Scrubbing Cleanser.....2 cans 9¢ COFFEE Sunshade ...... . 19¢ Wilkins ....... > 29¢ Orienta . .. b.33¢ Boscul. . «.. 1. 33¢ | Del Monte ..... ™ 33¢ Chase & Sanborn, b 33¢ Postum Cereal, Pks. 23¢ Large pks. Devils Food Layer or Jelly Layer Cake P. & G. S0AP... ™ 23¢ ’ Y4 Ib. > 23¢ > 23¢ 3% 43¢ | GUNDERSHEIMER’S ea. 25c % 1Ib. vke. . Premium Flakes Peanut Cakes. . MAINE CEREALS Corn Flakes, 2 pkss. 15¢ Quaker Oats, 2 pkss. 19¢ Post Bran Flakes pks: 11c Rice Krispies. . pks. 12¢ | Cream of Wheat, sm- 14¢ Cream of Wheat, Ize. 25c Ralston UNEEDA BAKERS Edgemont Smacks. . Marshmallow Berays. . | FLORIDA | Oranges Potatoes . . York Imperial Apples . .. Stayman Winesap Apples. ...... California Lemons . Florida Grapefruit. ......... at. 39¢ . at. 59¢ SUNSHADE LAGER BEER e e conts. o $L 59 ROYAL PILSENBEER3 e 20e Slightly higher in Virginia stores, due to State tax. VEGETABLES 325 . .2 s, 25¢ 2 bunches 15¢ head 23¢ and 25¢ . head 10c and 12¢ 4 ws. 10¢ . .3 bunches 10¢ .4 s 25¢ 3 bunches 100 4 ws.19¢ veo-dms 19¢ TP SO T 4 tor 19¢ and 4 tor 25¢ 2 . 39.