Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1935, Page 9

BRIDGES DIRECTS G. 0. P. PROGRAM New Hampshire Governor Directs Drafting New England Declaration. By the Associated Press. EASTERN POINT, Conn., July 1.— Gov. H. Styles Bridges of New Hamp- shire, drafted as a peacemaker to reconcile factional differences over a platform, steered a declaration of principles through the New England Conference of Young Republicans yes- | terday. The declaration, however, | while deploring conditions in the Na- | tion, refrained for the present from | a complete expression of opinion on | eontroversial issues. | ‘The pronouncement of policies, | greeted with cheers, is expected to be expanded at another New England conference to be held September 28 | and 29 in New Hampshire. | The declaration read: “We believe that any effort to draft a complete expression of opinion upon contro- versial subjects is premature at this time and should be given further con- sideration and study by this commit- tee and by the New England confer- ence. We deplore conditions in this Nation today, but attacks upon the | administration unaccompanied by a constructive program will not advance the interests of the Republican party.” 1 — Three Bankers to Die in Fraud.| SVERDLOVSK, U. S. S. R, July 1 | (P .—Three officials of the 'savings bank of the Ural machine !aclor,v’ were sentenced to death yesterday | for withholding prize-winning bonds | of a government lottery loan from | the rightful owners. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Missing Broker Is Sought Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. TAU PHI APPROVES CHAPTER EXPULSION Revocation of Xi’s Charter Wins Unanimous Approval at Con- vention Here. ‘The action cf the Washington Council of Tau Fhl Sorority, in re- voking the cherter of Xi Chapter of this city in August, 193¢, was ratified yesterday at the morning busi- ness session of tne national conven- tien of the sorority at the Mayflower Hotel by an unan‘mous vote. As a result of this action, ofiicials of the organization explained, “Xi MRS. HILDA M. PETERSON, Mrs. Peterson, known as Hilda the Wizard, when she was a customer’s “man” in Wall Street, surrendered to police and was charged with grand larceny in the Ponzi-like swindle in which her husband, a missing broker, has been indicted. Peterson (inset) became the object of a widespread and trans-Atlantic search when the grand jury found investors had lost at least $400,000 in his deals. All ships leaving New York are being searched. Monogrammed PACKARD KENTS In WHITE 53 These fine shoes for men are just another reason for the pop- of WHITE SHOES ularity this year. white, ventilated Grenale ox- fords are among the leaders Fitted by registered fitters. (Main Floor) N nKN { 1.39 3 for $4 Sale Priced! e Pure Silk Shirts—Cool and \ dressy. Collar-attached. InJ}§ white, blue, tan and green. WITH MONOGRAM. } o Trubenized Collar Shirts— The collar that is always neat. Won't wrinkle, wilt or curl. WITH MONOGRAM. White Nu-buck— e They regularly sell for much higher prices. Pure silk, woven madras, plain-color, fine-count broadcloths and the famous Tru- benized No-starch Collar Shirts. All in collar-attached and tab collar styles; many with two collars to match. Sizes 1314 to 17. The Hecht Ce. Men's Shop, Main Floor. LIGHTWEIGHT PANAMAS S Cool, light-weight, comfortable. That’s the important story. Add these details . . . self-conforming sweatbands; Cravenetted to resist moisture. Men's Hat Shop—Second Floor. THE HECHT CO.| F Street at Seventh. Six Convenient Parking Spuces. Chapter is no louger affliated with the Tau Phi National Sorority.” A new chapter in Washington, known as Upsilon, was chartered at the meeting, with Miss Betty Clay- ton, president. ‘The charter was con- ferred on Miss Claytcn by Miss Mar- tha M. Bean, retiring national presi- dent. Other officers of the new chapter include Janet Ray, vice president; Mary Janin, treasurer; Betty McCor- mack, secretary. Others whose names are engraved on the new charter are Betty Conner, Frances Netlleton, Catherine Newcomer, Ula Schuer- mann, Ann Thompson, Mary Brooks, Frances Humphrey, Suzanne Berrett | K and Gloria Grosvenor. Mrs. Emma B. Hopkins of Balti- | gl more was installed as new president | @ for the year, a:ong with other na- tional officers, including three Wash- MONDAY, JULY 1, 1935. ington girls, Miss Evelyn Holcombe, treasurer; Miss V. Pauline Abscher, custodian, and Mrs. Clara Clements, editor. Bedell House Burns Down. FORT ERIE, Ontario, July 1 (#).— Bedell House, well-known excursion resort on Grand Island in the Niagara River, was destroyed yesterday by fire that caused injury to several firemen and damage estimated at $40,000. A—9 at his bungalow on the Shenandoah c' L' BARR’ WINCHESTER lfuver in Clarke County. He died in CITY SERGEANT, DIES |» phsicen's oftce . Berryvie Surviving are’his widow, formerly Miss Eva Taylor, and two sons, Heart Attack Is Fatal to Official. Taylor and George, the latter of Two Sons and Widow Charles Town, W. Va. Survive. - Special Dispatch to The Star. Pedestrians Blamed. 'HES' Va, July 1—C. < I 5 u,-rifrt'mlny ears city ser. | Pedestrians cause most of the accl- geant and also chlef fire warden, digd | dents in Glasgow, Scotland, according last night of a heart attack suffered | to the chief constable’s annual report. Let s Help You With Suggestions for Your <_ Holiday Outing L Now is the time to get out in the open. Take along a gen- erous luncheon, for appetites will be large. Our fine, fresh Foods will interest you . . . everything to make your day a success . . . “Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest.” Our Stores Will Be Closed Thursday, July 4th Hindu Belle Salad Dressing 1 11¢ = 17¢ jar Makes salads taste better—a real treat. Hom-de-Lite—"“The Fresh Egg” Mayonnaise ::11c¢ 3 19¢ Velvet-smooth and appetizing, flavor-improving. Reg. 15¢ Light Meat " Reg. 17c Pabst-ett Tuna Fish 3 "t 35¢ | Cheese Spread 2 rke= 29¢ Fine for salads or sandwiches. Tasty, appetizing and delicious. *Sleigh Bell 3 at. bots, 25¢ . ; Beverages, § i 25¢ *cllcquot Club 2 Ginger Ale Orange, Sarsaparilla, Lime-Lemon, Root Beer *Plus bottle deposit Rob Roy Ginger Ale at. bot. 10c ! Holiday Needs *Plus bottle deposit Asco White Tuna Fish xo. :; can 20¢ Geisha Crabmeat can 29¢ Wet Pack Shrimp tall can 13¢ Norwegian Sardines . .3 cans 25¢ Argo Red Salmon tall can 19¢ ASCO Catsup 2 10 oz. bots. 25¢ Princess Mustard pt. jar 10¢ Majestic Pickles 9 0z bot. 10¢ A4SCO Plain Olives 4 oz bot. 13¢ 4SC0 Stuffed Olives 7:: oz. vot. 25¢ ASCO Grape Juice ™ 15¢, ™' 29¢ Handy Chip Baskets each 10¢ Princess Paper Napkins pke. 9¢ Princess Waxed Paper pke. S¢ Cut Rite Waxed Paper 2 ;:2s. 15¢ Picnic Plates pkg. 9¢ Koolade Beverage Powder iz 5¢ Maryland Creams . 15¢ y VALLNO g, MINTS c Dole Pineapple Juice 2 No. 2 cans 25¢ Grapefruit Juice No. 2 cans 10c 6 for 65¢ qt. bot. 1 9c 3 for 50c Delicious Hot or Iced—Try a Blend A&SCO Orange Pekoe Tea 14 1b. pkg. ; | Pill flavor, ideal for icing Pride of Killarney Tea Reg- 17c: % Ib. pks. 15¢ 100, India Tea—more cups to the pound Selected by experts, blended and roasted to Your taste—a cup convinces. ASCO Coffee » 19¢ Rich quality, fine flavor. Ib. 17C Victor Coffee _Pine_blend of Santas coffees. _ Mother’s Joy Coffee -~ 23¢ A po;{u}gr b}g‘né i&ulh A&nqgnfi coffees. Acme Coffee w. un 27 ¢ Arabian Mocha, Java and South American coffees. Sweet cam Butter » 3]¢ Richland 1o. 29¢ | @ Semt Eggs coz 35¢ Darrydale 1. 28¢ | Selects doz. 3le Chase & Sanborn Coffee 1. pke. 28¢ Farmdale Evaporated Milk 3 tau1 cans 20c ASCO Peanut Butter 16 oz jar 23¢ | Shaver’s Orange Juice No. 2 cans 10c Underwood’s Deviled 45 Cider 24-0z. bot. 10c 2 oz, Ham 2747 25c. 4" 21c| Vinegar : Bread Supreme T % 10¢ Sliced Victor et Tc Rea. 19¢ Educator Crax 2 »« 35¢ Delicious butter cracker. “Mothet’s Joy” Orange or Cocoanut Iced Cake gl 450 : OCTAGON Palmolive Soap b 4k 190 | Super Suds - " = Bini e = We Acme Motor Oil % Q9¢ Pl s ax Buy Your Meats Where Quality Counts LAMB SPECIAL One DAY only (Tues.) Shoulder Chops 1. 25¢ Shoulder Roast 1. 19¢ Lean Stewing . 10¢ Fresh Patties each 5S¢ 100% Penna. Freshly Ground Beef Ib. 216 Cudahy Puritan Smoked Hams Why not enjoy s nice smoked ham with all the excess skin and fat removed? Order Yours Now! Tender Young o Erying e For Stewing »99c | Chickens | = 25¢ Seasonable Suggestions for Hot Weather Swift’s Brookfield Cheese Spread 2 pies. 17¢ Home-Made Potato Salad . 20c Home-Made Cole Slaw . 25¢ Swiss, Pimento, American Health Wei Cheese, Sliced S:ri‘ft Pre:il::: Bologna Market Sliced Dried Beef Serve Plenty of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 3= 25¢ 4mws.17¢ each 39¢ 3w 17¢ Fancy Fresh 1% . 12¢ 1, 1. 18¢ % . 10¢ . 25¢ 1. 30¢ 15 1. 15¢ Spiced Luncheon Meat Sealed Flavor Boiled Ham Tasty Meat Loaf Sliced Bologna - -5 1% . 10¢ 1 Ib. 15¢ 7 Freestone Peaches White Potatoes 10 v= 17¢| Ripe Bananas Fresh Tomatoes 3 s 25¢ | Large Watermelons Green Peas 3 ws. 25¢ | Stringless Beans Fancy Crisp Iceberg Ripe Carolina Lettuce 2 hesis 19c|Cantaloupes 2 fr 15¢ Take note of your savings when you shop regularly Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest. ices_Effective Untll Wednesday Closing_in Our Stores ‘and Moat Markets in Washingion and Vieinits: 4