Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 16

GREAT FALLSSPA INDORSEDBYAAA, Advisory Board Opposes Toll Bricge and Advises Site Below Falls. Construction of a free bridge at Great Falls was unanimously in- dorsed at the monthly meeting yes- terday of the Advisory Board of the A. A. A. District Motor Club. The board definitely opposed a toll bridge. A Great Falls bridge is necessary, 1t was reported, to afford a connecting link for a North and South highway which would permit commercial traf- fic to by-pass Washington, relieving traffic congestion, and to make pos- sible the development of a great scenic park in Maryland and Vir- ginia adjoining the Potomac, along lines of development already partially completed. Prefer Site Below Falls. It was the unanimous opinion of the board that the bridge should be | constructed below Great Falls so as | not to interfere with the development of power at the falls if such a project should be undertaken now or in the future. The board is expected to confer | soon with highway and civic authori- ties in Maryland and Virginia to fa- cilitate joint action on the project. This plan was approved by the Vir- ginia and Maryland representatives on the board—Clarence R. Ahalt, as sociate justice of the County Court, Arlington County, Va., and Robert Bondy, president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations of Montgomery County, Md. The board adopted a resolution recommending that there be created a committee representing Washington civic and commercial interests to study and report on proposals for a subway to relieve traffic congestion in the central area of the city. Consider Road Route. Members also discussed the sug- | gested use of the Chesapeake & Ohio HOUSING DRIVE SUCCESS IS CREDITED TO PAPERS F. H. A. Official Sees Big Boost Advertising Volume Based THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935 hnnonco!mmuteflufinllato thamceulotmm housing pro- gram.” At the same time, he asserted, papers have sold “over 43,000,000 agate lines of advertising based on the hetur housing program. “With 27,000,000 homes in the HECHT BACKS BANK ACT Seeks Support for Permanent De- posit Insurance. Hecht, president Bankers’ Associat! become effective July 1, but that un- BUS CONCERN PROPOSES SUBSTITUTE FOR TRAINS .| New York Central Considering Plan tc Abandon Unprofitable profitable branch-line trains and cer- tain main-line service. The raflroad officlals declined to . e GET MONEY HERE Owners of desirable D. C..property should in- quire about our new loan plan, i 8 § {8 ¢ § By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, June 20.—H. Dorsey | activity in every branch of the build- Newson, chief of the newspeper sec-|ing and modernization field, a tre- bion, Feceral Housing Administration, | mendeus new market has bzen opened told the International OCirculation |for advertising lineage in chnmu- Managers’ Association yesterday, “The | tions inactive during recent years,” support of newspapers, as 8 whole, has | he said. \ enliven the occasion. canal right-of-way as a road to relieve traffic congestion on the roads out | of Georgetown. A subcommittee of | the board was directed to confer with Engineer Commissioner Sultan to as- | certain how such a project would tie | in with other District plans. | A comprehensive program for the protection of Washington children on the playgrounds during the Summer was outlined by Mrs. L. P. Castell, a | member of the board and president of the District Congress of Parent- ‘Teacher Associations. This program | involves the distribution of 70,000 safety charts prepared by the District Motor Club to children in the Dis- trict and adjacent Maryland and Vir- ginia; also active service by schoolboy patrol units on the playgrounds, and distribution of lessons and safety posters. At the close of the Summer months, there will be an examination | based on this safety campaign and a large number of prizes will be awarded. | —4 B s e e ————— LITTLE children, tired with play and nearly ready for | bed, should have light, nour- fshing, easily digested foods for their evening meal. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, eaten before bedtime, help children sleep. Scientific tests conducted in a large university have proven this. Children who had Kellogg’s for supper slept 309 more soundly than those who ate heavier foods. Kellogg’s restore energy without overloading small stomachs. They’re pleasant, appetizing. Children love their crispness and delicious flavor. All grocers sell Kellogg’s | Corn Flakes. Ready tc serve from the WAXTITE bag in- eide the red-and-green pack- 1.”' Economical. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Hulleoggs || Sweetened—Use it for Coffee, OVEN-FRESH FLAVOR-PERFECT on Federal Program. United States, uooo 000 of them in a state of disrepair, and with (Grand Opening Tonight! | Feldman'’s D. G. S. Market| 14th and K Streets S.E. Phone Lincoln 10351 Thursday Evening, June 20th, 8 P.M. This District Grocery Store, now under new management, has been com- pletely remodeled, new and modern sanitary equipment installed and is now You, your family and friends are cordially invited to | An elaborate program has been arranged, including || and old, and music to || R ready to serve you. attend this gala event. a Food Show, Free Groceries, Souvenirs for youn; Be sure to lttend IT'S ALL FREE! A New Beverage Treat! Try ™ New Yorker Ale [ 3 25c 228179 i 9 New Yorker 4 (mu25c conts. $l 49 4 cnie. 29C e, $1.59 4 29c o $1.59 Beer Prices Slightly Higher in Virginia Stores Rock Creek Ginger Ale . .. .3 lge. bots. conts. 25¢ Suburban Club Ginger Ale 3 lge. bots. conts. 25¢ Pepsi-Cola 6 12 o. bots. conts. 25¢ case conts. Sunshade LAGER BEER % -Star Specials Rosedale or Columbus Sliced Peaches 2 No. 2Y5, Libby's Boned Chlcken Take your choice of these two quality brands. A real value! Delicious white meat slices! Ideal for picnic sandwiches. 5% oz. can McCormick's / ayonnaise Post's 40% Bran Flakes .« The World’s Most Popular Bran Cereal “Favored for Its Flavor” Sauer’s Pure 1Y oz. Vanilla . % .A Favorite for Over 50 Years Boscul Coffee.. » 31° Rich in Arabian Mocha—Vacuum Packed The Milk Bosco ok e 33 Listen to Anhw Godfrey Tuesdays, Thuu(-n and Saturdays. “Sun Dial,” WISV, 7 to 9 A Challenge Brand Condensed Milk 14 oz. Tea or Ice Cream can Bennett's Salad Dressing‘ =19 Pard or Marco Dog Food 3 25 6-45: “Be Good to Your Pets” “Dress Up That Salad” with this quality product ance fund of the Federal Deposit In- surance Corp. . He pointed out that the permanent insurance 39 . 23. 10- 17 Branch Lines. By the Associated Press. Gas Engine Patented in 1876. | ygw YORK, June 20.—Representa- mnrupmu gas engine, par- | tives of the Greyhound Corp. and of- e gas engine of today, was| ficials of the New York Central Rafl- mnwdbynr N. 1. Otto of Cologne, | road conferred yesterday on & pro- in 1876. posal to substitute busses for un- plan under existing law will | France, HFT L H beeif BEg 8= ORIENTAL Building Association No. 6 600 F St. N.W. NAL. 2162 ~ Store Celebration! Avalon Heights Market H. Grossman, Prop. 2717 Bladensburg Road N.E. DISTRICT GROCERY STOR[S inc| School may be out for the kiddies, and that’s fine for them. . .but school is never out for the operator of your nearest District Grocery Store. He is always studying how to serve you more efficiently with quality foods at reason- able prices. Why not give him the opportunity to “learn his lessons” by phoning your order today? PHONE YOUR ORDER—FREE DELIVERY GOO0D SERVICE + ‘bi‘ FAIR PRICE N %jqufluw ;e‘ SUCCESS @\ CEREALS Post Toasties ... .2 pkss 15¢ Corn Flakes 2 pkes. 15¢ Quaker. Crackels, 2 pkss. 19¢ Wheaties Rice Krispies Grape-Nut Flakes. . . Rippled Wheat Shredded Wheat . .2 pkss. 25¢ BANQUET TEAPOT 2 LIMERICK CONTEST 2 2,000 Fine Teapots FREE ‘These handsome Percolator Tea- pots hold 7 cups. Come in and get an entry blank for this sim- ple, easy-to-win contest. BANQUET TEA Extra Fancy Orange Pekos . . 14-Ib. Chocolate e 21€ pks. 10¢ LIPTON’S TEA 21¢&N 8 | = = %-1b. 45(: Sunshade Flour Bird Seed and Biscuit | Tasty because they are sugar Phone Lincoln 8154 Roll Butter . . . D. G. S. BUTTER CRISCO The Digestible Shortening =22 .263c Friday Evening, June 2Ist, 8 P.M. This District Grocery Store, now under new management, compl ete and modern in every detail, is now ready to serve you. “ =i friends are cordially mvl'.ed to attend this celebration. en arranged, including a Food Show, \ for young and old. Be sure to attend. IT'S ALL FREE / School Is Never Out for Us! You, your family and An ‘elaborate program ree (mcene:, and Souvenirs »29: AYRSHIRE BUTTER Jelke’s Good Luck Marg'arine w22 (Not in All Stores) U. S. Govt. Graded & Dated SunshadeEggs« 37« U. S. Standards, Large—Retail Grade B Fancy Rib Roast From the finest quality U. S. Govern- | ment inspected and GRADED BEEF. lb. 27- D.G.S. SUGAR-CURED Smoked HAMS | cured! Buy a whole ham. Serves French’s Bird Gravel D.G.S. FLOUR sm25cun 49cum97c Rumford Baking Powder e 17can 29¢ Bisquick Kraft's Mayonnaise o 18ci:3le 53¢ - Brewer-Snyder Saratoga Chips Krumm’s Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles = 2%5c 2 49¢ Rurch’ Butter Cookies Pkt 1 7C Uneeda Bakers ZuZu Ginger Snaps, Lemon Snaps or Vanilla Wafers— e 5y o 53¢ Sunshine Robin Hood Cookies Butter Coconut Jumbles......... b, Tomato Juice Walker Hifl Libby’s ‘Crushed or N l% Sliced Pineapple 20C Libby’s Vienna Sausage. .2 eans 19¢ Libby’s Corned Beef Hash "3,* 19¢ Del Monte Peeled Apricots ¥%,2% 29¢ Del Mont Ne.2 E;rly z‘..a;(len Aspzragus can 23C Ritter Pork and Beans PHILLIPS “DELICIOUS” Pork and Beans Cooked Spaghetti........2 cans 13¢ Black-Eyed Peas........2 cns 1l¢ . BABO T 1. Woodbury’s TR (IRKMAN CHIPS F | Facial Soap BUY THESE.. FREE 3 95¢ - Qecasional Plate 1 0xrpoL 21¢ RINSO =" 9ci 23c Lifebuoy Soap Red Seal LYE 2 == 25¢ AMOCO Motor Oil 2 % $1.59 Amox Liquid Spray 23 - 39c | Fancy NEW Potatoes many meals. ‘Whole 228 For That Cold Cut Plate Ya b, 18- Cooked orBaked HAM Decker’s Sliced Bacon. . Luxury Loaf Liverwurst Goetze’'s Ham Loaf Vi Ib. 12c ........ n. 35¢ Brandywine Sliced Bacon....... ». 39¢ Auth’s Smoked Sausage @501 . 35¢ | Longhorn 21 e : Cheese Kraft's Cheese American, Pimento or Velveeta n/, Ib. p‘m 29 Fresh (Not Frozen) Fillet of lb-] 9c Haddock Fresh Crab Meat in Most Stores Fruits & Vegetables “ Stringless Green Beans California Carrots Fresh Green Peas ..... Foa AR 2 ws. 19¢ Fresh Lima Beans..... New Cabbage. . New Texas Omons ...... Iceberg Lettuce 3 bunches 10¢ 2 bunches 15¢ 10»--19c ..3 ms. 10c sssen California Lemons....... California Oranges CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL VALLEY Cantaloupes +19c2a 225