Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1935, Page 9

THF. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. (. THURSDAY. JUNE 13, 1935. You ean do a marvelous job on th. Porch Furniture ‘with Moore's Utilac—the I‘Oe(-l enamel that lasts. Only $1.20 l 3POWERS DISCUSS [~ s FATE OF ETHIOPA Britain and F'ance Consult | ATTENTION, SHRINERS! | With Italy to Protect The Thrift Shop || Latter's Interest. which helps Washington's erippled lf | children. has for sale authentic his- torie articles from the estates of prom- By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 13.—An authoritative | | source stated today that Great Britain | and Prance are consulting with Italy in an attempt to draw up a formula | for the protection of Italy's “special N economic interests” in Ethiopia. It was understood that Italy would like to obtain a protectorate over Ethiopia, but that Great Britain seeks | to find some other solution to the problem. inent statesmen. The Thrift Shop Cook Book features the favorite signed recives of diplomats and celebrities 1011 E Street N.W. . Demands Full Solution. ROME, June 13 (®)—Official! sources said today Italy would not be content with the partial solution of her controversy with Ethiopia, in S “; o -HEALTH FOOD | commenting upon London reports that 2! ts be d h “i o DOGS 2ra CATS | aereor e ot (et oo commietse| on the basis of certain Ethiopian con- If Your Dentist Hurts You Try | cessions. DR. FIELD | These sources said Italy could nm be satisfied with the cession by Plate Expert Double Ethiopia of portions of territory such as, for example, Ogaden, or the big block of territory linking the colonies of Eritrea and Somaliland. | Officials also said that an offer of Ogaden would be completely insuffi- < i Suction I Guarantee a Perfect Tight Fit in Any Mouth T Give Violet Ras Treatments for Prorrhes o°°°s cient, since Ogaden, although ex- | tensive in territory, Is not rich in | raw materials. -—— | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. | Meeting, Real Estate Morigage and Guaranty Co., Carlton Hotel, 2 p.m. Extraction — $1 and ‘7 Plates Dinner, Gonzaga Alumni Associa- 1 Z 4 | tion, Carlton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Ao Gae wae, | [ $1020$35 (| L == : eeting, Psi Lambda Tau Sorority, Plates $1.50 (mmm(lrlc;-m Raleigh Hotel, B,D'm' Repaired Fillings. $1 up | TOMORROW. | DR. FIELD Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, Ham- 406 7th St. N.W. MEt. 9256 | ilton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. — Luncheon, District Bankers' Asso- ciation, Willard Hotel, 12:15 p.m. Meeting, Converts League, Catholic Daughters of America, Willard Hotel, 8 pm. Dance, Sacred Heart Academy, Wardman Park Hotel, 9:30 p.m. Dinner, Wisconsin Congressional | 1 delegation, Hamilton Hotel, 6 p.m. Meeting, Ford Motor Co., Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. | Fleeing Prisoner Sticks in Mud. ! BONNER SPRINGS, Kans. (#).— Guards from the Kansas State Peni- tentiary had little trouble capturing Alva' Reed, trusty, after he had escaped He got himself stuck in a mud hole near here while trying to outdistance the guards. | “YOU'VE SPOILED ME FOR ANY OTHER [MODE OF MVEI.” BlrthsrReported Robert T_and Margaret Bryant. bor. Kenoeth B anc Mary B Ssmple. boy. nd Cora E. Bonbrest. boy Feaniiin AL Ang Plorence G. Kidwell, girl Charles M. and Pauline K. Dixon, girl. Abe and Anna Peldman. girl. Elmer and Liliian Robinson. ' girl. 30 | Adrian and Arlene Rice. girl Edward O. anc_Eleanor R. Walsh. boy. Shirley L. "and Ethy] Pauich. boy. ‘ Brainard and Lavinia Burgess. boy. | Charles and Dorothy R. Pearson. bov. Wilbur B. anu Catherine P. Dettweiler. rl. Judton L and Arline G. Rabertson. sirl Irving and Belle Russin.’ girl. Alfred and Giuce Hurley. giri Nopman I anc Marearet M. Schiorb. sirl William G. "»n¢ Leola Young. Lewis and Gladye Brown, boy. 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Oranges. . . .4o 19¢ w 39c¢ Fresh Lima Beans. .. .3 m 25¢ Briggs Franks . . . .. m. 30c¢ SeaBass............. . 12¢ | New Potatoes. . . . . . 10 w. 19¢ Cucombers . v a5 3 ter 10c Sharp American Cheese ». 35¢ h RAB MEAT New Cabbage . ......: . 3 s 10c Texas Onions. ......3 m 19¢c Fresh C EresliKale. ... .. 3 me. 10c¢ Sweet Potatoes. . . ... 2 me 15¢ Rath’s Spiced Ham % - Potato Salad . . . 23¢ 23¢ Regular Lump, Ib. Iceberg Lettuce. . ... .2 na 23¢ 1 1b. pkg. Cl v 39c 49 Swift's Premium Delicatessen Style Cooked Hams ® 3 9‘ Slow Cooked—Ready to Serve Swift’s Premium Sliced or in a piece Bologna 23 Pimente, Large and Smell Veal CHICKENS . 20. Fine Granulated Cantaloupes Juicy Lemons : Bananas Watermelons Fruit Fancy Fryers or Roasters, 2 to 4 lbs. each Fresh Home- Dressed Fryers 3 Fresh American Freshly Pasteurized Sunnyfield SUGAR | Seamel | EGGS FLSIJ o | CHEESE Ib. 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