Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1935, Page 20

T NEARBY BLS IRESENTTONG Two Others, on State-wide | | honor at a luncheon meeting of the Questions, Sponsored by . Local Delegations Pass. BY JACK ALLEN, Staft Correspondent of The Star. ' ANNAPOLIS, March 28.—Spon- sored by members of the Montgomery and Prince Georges County delega- tions, 16 more measures today were awaiting Gov. Harry W. Nice's signa- ture before becoming law. The bills, two of which dealt with State-wide questions, completed their legislative course with their adoption by the Senate last night. Fourteen deal with nearby questions. Several other bills presented by the | reached the half-way | delegations point. Included in the State-wide meas- | ures enacted by the Senate was the bill to permit new residents of Mary- land a period of 30 days in which to . purchase their automobile tags. Pres- | ent laws require new residents to buy ‘Wheir tags immediately upon estab- lishing their domicile in Maryland. | Dr. Preston D. Bradley to Tell WALTONIANS TO HONOR NATIONAL PRESIDENT Local League of Convention at Luncheon Tomorrow. Dr. Preston D. Bradley of Chicago, national president of the Izaak Walton League of America, will be guest of Washington chapter tomorow at 12:15 p.m. Members of the iocal chapter will be hosts to 50 delegates from chapters in Pennsylvania at this luncheon. Dr. Bradley will discuss plans for the national convention in Chicago April 10-12. Headed by Dr. D'Arcy MaGee, president of the local chapter and vice president of the national NEW LOW PRICE! 23 Gold Bag Coffee .b Sunshade ... i Wilkins. ........ Orienta. Del Monte 5 Maxwell House. . ..... " 33¢ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1935. league, a large delegation from Wash= ington is expected to attend the na- tional convention. In addition to Dr..MaGee, other local men who will take a prominent part in the convention are Dr. H. H. Bennett, director, Soil Erosion Bureau, Department of Agriculture; F. A. Silcox, chief, United States Foresters; J. N. Darling, chief, Bureau of Biological Survey, and Frank Bell. A resclution will be presented at the convention by Dr. MaGee inviting the national league to hold its next con- vention in Washington. TSSO Reich Consulate Smeared. To show their disapproval of the Nazi regime unknown persons smeared the windows and doors of the Ger- man consulate in Glasgow, Scotland, with red paint. b. 19¢ . 29¢ - 33¢ Quaker Oats. Kellogg’s Pep . 33¢ || Wheaties COX TO REPRESENT D.C. IN FORD CONTEST Alexandria Branch of Motor Com- pany to Hold Meeting To- night at Shoreham. Timothy L. Cox, 1200 Shepherd street, will represent Washington as a result of winning the zone A con- test final here on March 15 in the Ford car lecture contest at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Shoreham Hotel. Other contestants representing the seven zones of the territory constitut- ing the Alexandria branch of the Ford Motor Co., which includes Vir- ginia, Maryland and Wesi Viriginia Corn Flakes Post'l‘:;asties 2 pkgs. l Sc . .2 pgs. . pks. . Pkg. are Walter M. Snyder of Baltimore, zone B, Maryland; Leonard Blum.of Glenburnie, Md., zone C, Maryland; Clyde C. Koons of Frederick, Md., zone D, Maryland: W. F. Cline of Capon Bridge, W. Va., zone E, West Virginia; K. F. Rosen of Waynes- boro, Va., zone F, Virginia, and J. F. Hogan of Culpeper, Va., zone G, Vir- ginia. Judges are Senator Sherman Min- ton of Indiana, former Senator A. Onsley Stanley of Kentucky, Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Caro- lina, J. Henry Bailey, Washington Star; S. S. Grogan, Washington Post; Jack Smith, Washington News; J. Leo Shugrue, Washington Times; Harry Willis, Baltimore Sun, and Jim Yeo- | mans, Washington Herald. | Retail prices in Japan threaten to soar this year. | Coleman in United States District ACTION IS STARTED TOEND W, B. & A. Court Directs Company to Apply for Discontinuance of Service. By tie Associated Press. BALTIMORE, March 28.—George Weems Williams, - receiver for the Washington, Baltimore & J4nnapolis Railroad, announced today that action to end service by the road will be taken within a week. Pursuant 10 permission granted the utility yesterday by Judge William C. ' ROLL BUTTER" 3¢ | D.G.S. | BUTTER.. | AYRSHIRE | BUTTER.... Court, after a conference on the road’s affairs, Williams said the necessary papers will ‘te filed with the Inter- state Commerce Commission and the Maryland Public Service Commission. These *wo bodies, he said, are likely to act quickly, inasmuch as Judge Coleman yesterday held that discon- tinuance cf service should be arringed as “promptly as possible.” —_ Cincinnati Gas Rates Cut. CINCINNATI, March 28 (#)—Cin- cinnati gas consumers were assured of lower rates and a refund of $2,- 120,000 late vesterday as the City Council, concluding nearly five years of litigation, approved a three-year | agreement with the Union Gas & Electric Co. The new rates will mean | & saving of 3 to 21 per cent. The | refund will be on bills over the last 57 months. n. 39¢ ».41¢C U. S. Govt. Graded and Dated Sunshade FRESH Fillet of Haddock b ] 8e FRESH OYSTERS EGGS U. S. Standards, Large—Retail Grade B. Kellogg’s All-Bran. Kellogg’s All-Bran...... Cream of Wheat. .. : Cream of Wheat ;‘%:};N ity & T 43c D. G. S. PANCAKE FLOUR PILLSBURY'’S PANCAKE FLOUR Honey Ball F! Wi LAKE SHORE HONE Lager Beer @ s 29e =250 WALKER HILL MILK......... e T 12¢ 3 Lee.bos 91 conts. C enliven the occasion. SIX FLAVORS the Potomac River at Great Falls Mixed Vegetables. . . can 10c . Be sure to attend. IT'S ALL FREE! 12 oz. bots. 3Pkgl- l9e 6 contents 25C ‘—‘ JELL-0O EE—— whenever funds become available. | B 00n 3n25e DOG FOOD Delegates Joseph A. Cantrel and — i 5 * S T A R S P E C I A L S * o e T T R Senator Stedman Prescott’s meas- | 1 ure requiring roadside stand operators T end persons who sell merchandise OUR . onied ekdne snd s o "BEST’ FLOUR TENDER AND JUICY ¥ g C peEteet e ] | . o 29¢ 2+ 59. 2+ ¢115 | Chuck Roast. . - 20 Manor, Riverdale, Hyattsville, Brent- = Four of them are bills drafted by | Mullikin to provide for a general reg- | (4 istration of voters in Laurel next year, | 9 or oas ® 0 ¢ Ib. clarify the costs levied in delinquent | Parson’s So FT ASILK e FLAKES pks. 2 9C reduce the period in which water | be six months. A 12-cent fire tax in Cottage City, | U o & referendum on a 10-cent fire tax in | :g;’:’; Teem Colmar Manor is provided in three ! e BAK I NG POWDE R sm. Ige. 5. 2 . 15€ s 15¢ CASRERY "ceme ... 37 25¢ For Pots and Pans sm. Ige. FANDIROLLS ... 2™ 15¢ we19€ ne 19¢ 3¢ = 39 % 67¢ ||+ 2 Q@198 | SALMON an 23¢ & 39¢ & 67c | A Timely Lenten Value Rubless WAX-RITE ..coonvan Chase & Sanborn. . Kaffee Hag . .. D. G. S. FLOUR i 28e BN 409 3-1b. pks. 1z 02, bottle Controller’s Expenses Shared. Delegate John S. White of Prince Georges County, who introduced the bill, believes present laws are unjust | to new residents in view of the fact that temporary residents of the State are permitted to use their “foreign” tags for 90 days. The other State bill was presented by Kent R. Mullikin of Prince Georges, majority floor leader of the House, and | ‘would require gasoline dealers to bear reasonable traveling and other ex- penses of the controller when he deems it necessary personally to ex- | amine their books in connection with gasoline tax collections. | The Senate also passed and sent to the Governor the bill authored by Delegate Ruth Shoemaker of Mont- gomery County to fix the date on which elective officials of the county shall take office as January 1 of the year following their election. The date on which county public officials take office became an important issue in Montgomery after the last elec- tion. | ' River Bridge Bill Passes. Gov. Nice also received from the Benate a proposal giving legislative sanction to the Federal Government | for the construction of a bridge across STANDARDS....00ov..q, RQC SELECTS.....co.oenq. BOE doz. 3 l ¢ 29- 23 "10c . D. G. S. All-Green Asparagus Underwood’s Deviled Ham McCormick’s Prepared Mustard. McCormick’s Dry Mustard....... PR TR COLLEGE INN Bean Sprouts 3 e 29e Chow Mein Noodles “DELICIOUS” Chop Suey Sauce PHILLIPS Pork and Beans .......... cn 5¢ Vegetable Soup . . . can ¢ Libby’s Yellow Cling PEACHES Libby's Bartlett Pears Del Monte Peeled Apricots............. Del Monte Crushed Pineapple.... cene Picnic cans 2. 3 e 2iei29¢ =il GUNDERSHEIMER’S Butter Pound Cakes Chocolate, Walnut, each zse SUNSHINE Marble or Plain NOBILITY ASSORTMENT.... L 3lc UNEEDA BAKERS CHAMPION FLAKE BUTTERS........ Grand Opening Tonight! Takoma Park Mkt. R. NIMETZ, Prop. 6904 4th St. N.W. GEorgia 6800 Thursday Eve., March 28th, 8 P.M. This District Grocery,Store is now under new management and is better equipped to fill your food needs. A complete program has been arranged including a Food Show, free groceries, souvenirs for young and old and music to MARTHA WASHINGT! CAKE FLOUR SAUER'S VANILLA EXTRACT Brer’ Rabbit (Green Labe!) MOLASSES. ... 27¢ 19¢ . an 14e BAKER'S HOLET GOCONUT..........2 ™™ 25¢ ST GINGER ALE...... . SUBURBAN CLUB GINGER ALE PEPSI- Pillsbury's *5-1b. bag Serve it for Sunday Dinner with Candied Sweet Potatoes WHOLE Smoked Hams.» 23 Serves Many Meals Buy a Whole Ham! PURE LARD ? STEAKS! || PpRELAR Sirloin . . » 39¢ Nucoa.........n p 24¢ Port’house " 45€ | | snowdrift. .2 1 v e 39¢ Kirkman's targe Bke: Cottage City treasurer’s pay would be increased from $100 to $300 for a period of 10 years and then reduced to $150. Delegation bills permitting an in- crease in the borrowing limitations of Brentwood. an increase in the max mum tax rate that may be levied Riverdale, a referendum on the in- corporation of Fairmont Heights, a colored community, and empowering | the Colmar Manor Council to make | apopintments of town officers also | were adopted in the Upper House. Tax Rates Raised. Brentwood’s borrowing powers would | be raised from 6 to 8 per cent of its assessable basis, the maximum tax rate in Riverdale would be raised from 25 to 30 cents on the $100 assessment and | the Colmar Manor Council would be permitted to name a clerk-treasurer, | Speedy SUPER SUDS BRANDYWINE SLICED BACON....... JOS. PHILLIPS 12 oz. size DECKER’S SLICED BACON....... 4oz size Quick-Acting SANI-FLUSH.. . from door to door to obtain hucksters licenses was approved by the Senate )F{n];me G(’:’nges goun(y House bills which passed on third reading in the ST Y ’ ST ba ba wood and Fairmont Heights. H l ° N .t. 6-1b. b {_g Va. St ) 3!, Truly an Economical Roast in These Days of High Meat Prices o | = -1b. bag (in Va. Stores only), 35¢c Mullikin Deatta Fonr: ousec eanlng €CessItes This “Balanced” Flour Is the Secret of Perfect Baking FANCY :ax s:le.s, empo:l'er f!he L{own council A ON 0 set reasonable fees for business MM IA O service may be discontinued for non- ! CAK E FL U R payment of bills. The new jJimit would | Ige. bot. [ Ige. pkgs. [ Assures Cake Baking Success :{x inc’raal.se Cmt tl,he ?:ntnu;fl compensa(;. on of the Cottage City treasurer an n. e 1 5¢ 19¢ ceee SOAP CHIPS . bills passed under White's name. The | For Aluminum Blues and Washes BRILLO I/ Ib b can 1 < can 2 c Pure and Wholesome o = e — AMOX Electric Bulbs e leEcT SPRAY 15 to 75 Watt ARGO RED cans C J2-pt. Liquid D = VENEER. .. 23¢ 43¢ veeeennes @ 21c LIPTON,S TEA st an 39 an 9]e , 1-Ib. ,.lb. For Drains DRANO. . For Windows ; Products Johnson’s solicitor and health officer to serve for two years and to fix their salaries, un- | der the terms of the other measures enacted. H A Dbill requiring the Hyattsville Town Council to obtain the written FLOOR WAX .... M. Heaps. ™ 2DC Mop Ib. can 59‘: Handles WINDEX. .. =10c = 15e pkg. 21 5 pks. World’s Finest Tea 39- Sausage Meat Smoked Sausage Auth’s Smoked Sausage carry U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Certificate of Quality, U. S. No. 1 GRADE ORIGINAL All-Pork Sausage M‘;St 1b. pkg. 31c consent of more than 50 per cent of | the abutting property owners be(ore‘ BOSCUL LIBBY'S SAUER KRAUT 2 No. 21, 19C cans “Packed by Libby” Means Quality The Milk Amplifier! BOSCO zwir 33 Chocolate Malt Flavored Syrup, Made by the Three Ensyme Process P es Royal Anne CHERRIES 2 No.2V, 39c cans A Delightful Dessert Suggestion OVALTINE 55 The Famous Swiss Food Drink SUNBRITE CLEANSER Helps Make Your ‘ 3 ot 'I 3c D. G. S. Special Brooms esch @Qe Sash Cord (50 foot) CLOTHES LINES.. M. PQ c. Toilet Tissue 4 -~ 19 For Ironing Powdered datemaNCE o e Scrub cach 12c BRUSHES ...covvennnans Star, Kirkman’s or Octagon Laundry Soap FRIDAY, MARCH 29TH PURE CANDIES 4 < 19e Obd Time Pure Hard Candy 17 - 40¢ Value—full pound 11 ¢ Chocolate and Vanilla Cocoaznut Cream Kisses 17 40¢ Valne—full pond 11 ¢ Milk Chocolate Cashew Clusters 60¢ Valoe—fal pound 29¢ proceeding with street improvements on the front-foot benefit plan also | ‘went through the Senate. Delegate‘ Egbert F. Tingley was author of the | measure. | Amended to permit county commis- | sioners to levy a small fee for Sunday movie licenses, the White measure to permit Sunday motion picture per- | formances outside the incorporated | towns of the county passed the House and wert to the Senate. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Stringless ™ 2 sc GreenBeans . . . . Spring Kale . .... ...3 ms. 14c California Carrots ............c....... 2 bunches 15¢ Crisp Celery staik 10¢ & 12¢ Iceberg Lettuce...................... head 10c & 12¢ Yellow Onions . ;.2 s 15¢ Spring Onions. .................coeue.. .3 bunches 10¢ Red Radishes..........................3 bunches 10¢ Sweet Potatoes............coeeveneena... .4 ms 19¢ New Potatoes. ..... ..4 s 21c . e e Potatoes York Imperial Apples ............. v... 4. 19¢ Stayman Apples ...........ooviivviiinn.. 4 ms 25 California Lemons et doz. 25¢ Floridg Grapefruit veeen. . Ator19c; 4 tor 25¢ Florida Oranges (large size) ............... dos. 39¢ Florida ey 3 9c Packaged CLOTHES PINS....... 2»e 15¢ ‘ (‘:')A.S\.;"A'I'WIZED PAlLs...... *~19¢ Palmolive or Camay Toilet Soap 3 cka 1 4 | in Winter. | Switzerland has a large railway | bridge which can be stored during the | ‘Winter to protect it from avalanche: — e naTCheS. IRRFERICER DAILY SPECIALS LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Shredded Codsish_... 2"~ 25¢ Gorton’s Fish Roe 14 oz can 17¢ Chatka Crab Meat can 29¢ College [nn Rice Dinner .2 cans 23¢ Krumm’s Macaroni. . . .2 pkss- 15¢ Krumm’s Spaghetti. . . .2 pkes. 15¢ Gorton's Ready-to-Fry- o l 4 c 40 Vatoe 19¢ AT THE FOUNTAINS ‘Tuna Fish Sendwich and Coffee . regalar 25¢ 15F Chocolate Sundae reguier 15¢ 10¢ Bettered Toast with Tea or Coffee reguler 20¢ 1“ Pineapple Ice Cream Soda 1 : recsier 150 10¢ Cop of Coffee with any 20¢ purchase " STORES-One near you 1107 F St. N.W. 3102 14th St. N.W. 3115 M St. N.W. 800 7th St. N.W. 1103 H St. N.E. ALAMO TUNAFISH 2 .. 25¢C Wet or Dry Shrimp. .. .2 cans 25¢ Sea Garden Shrimp. ... .. .Jar 21¢ Chum Salmon. ........2 cans 19¢ Del Monte Sardines. .. .2 cans 19¢ Imported Sardines. ... .3 cans 25¢ Domestic Sardines. ... .6 cans 25¢ 2-=23¢ large size PETER PAN Pink Salmon Home “Sunbrite” Oranges . . . !