Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1935, Page 7

F. A\ PREPARING NEW LIQUOR RULE Branding and Advertising Regulations Are Among Changes Contemplated. By the Associated Press Repeal's second birthday, December | 5, will find the Government building its second post-prohibition control sys- | tem for the whisky, wine and beer | trades. The Federal Alcohol Administra- tion, created to replace a system that‘ died with N. R. A,, is preparing new standards and definitions, new brand- | ing and advertising rules designed to have the full weight of law when is- sued by Administrator Franklin C. | Hoyt. With more than 3,500 liquor | and wine producers and importers al- | ready under permit, the F. A. A. is| working now to register all mho]e-{ salers before March 1. Hoyt Holds Rule. | Through power to revoke or suspend permits, Hoyt holds life-or-death rule over the liquor companies. A new en- forcement machine is being primed to | replace the code authorities which | ruled the industry under the first post- | prohibition set-up, the Federal Alcohol | Control Administration. \ F. A. A. does not rule brewers, ex- cept to enforce State laws on beer shipped across State lines. All but seven States have adopted parts of | the old F. A. C. A. beer standards, | however. They forbid “tied houses,” | which receive financial favors in re- turn for buying exclusively from one brewer; bar “misleading” advertising and labeling, and set up standards fur the product. . States Survey Results. ‘While the Federal Government thus s busy, 40 States and the District of Columbia are surveying the results of | two years’ experimenting in State liquor control. State liquor monop- olies have been set up in 15 States, and 26 have license systems, Prohibi- tion States are Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, | North Dakota, Oklahoma and Tennes- see. While temperance workers cite "dry“ 1 votes in six of these States this year as proof of a new prohibition tide, re- peal advocates claim a victory in Ken- tucky’s repeal of State prohibition this Fall. The country’s liquor stock, depleted n 10 dry years, now is growing again, which production this year reaching 199,858,309 gallons, compared with ' 109,942,019 gallons last year, according to the institute. The 679 breweries which have sprung up since repeal are now producing more than 5,000,000 barrels of beer a month, and the vineyards of New York, Michigan and California have revived the domestic wine trade. . W'GARL RESTRICTS | LOAN FOR PRUNES R. F. C. Funding to Clear Mar-| ket Is Allowed, With Limitations. | Approving an expenditure of $600,000 from agricultural funds for ithe benefit of California prune growers through the medium of a marketing agency to be set up as a private corporation, Controller Gen- eral McCarl, in a decision made public Saturday, laid down the prin- ciple that the administrative ex- penses of such an activity must be borne by the industry itself. | ‘The decision was rendered to !he‘ Secretary of Agriculture, who had | asked about the legality of finam.mg the “Pacific Prune Products Associa- tion” to get off the market between | 20,000 and 25,000 tons of substandard | prunes of the 193¢ and 1935 cropseon | the hands of growers as a result of | slackening foreign demand. It lsi necessary to do this to strengthen the | market for the 1935 crop standard | prunes, it was explained. : The purchase is to be cared for by | e loan from the Reconstruction | Finance Corporation. Prune Products then would dispose of this stock through various channels, and from | the proceeds of such sales, together with agricultural benefit | would repay the R. F. . Big Rice Sale. ‘The Japanese government rtcently sold 10,000,000 bushels of rice, _— } INEED THE REMEDY THAT Clings to the : Couyh Zone 4 cough hurts your throat . . . and that is ‘where a cough remedy should do its work. | Smith Brothers Cough Syrup is the fa- mous heavy syrup that clings o the cough | gone. It goes down slowly and throws a | tective film over the sore throat sur- Soothing ingredients are held where they can do you good. Relief is quick . . snd sure, because this nafural method nl treatment avoids harsh drugs. Smith Brothers Syrup is safe! 35c and 60c. SMITH BROS. COUGH SYRUP CONTAINS VITAMINA ‘This vitamin raises the re- sistance of the mucous the nose and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1935. These Prices Prevail in Washington and Vicinity Until Close of Business Wednesday, December 4. anita WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP Once Sold for 25¢ a Cake Now 3 cakes 25C FRESH SEA FOOD Sliced Halibut Fresh Trout Fresh Sea Bass._- Fillet of Haddock - . .. » 23c OYSTERS Y2 Pint Pint 9.'!’. 13¢ 24c 47c¢ On sale after 4 P.M. Tuesday SELECT PORK CHOPS BULK SAUERKRAUT BOILING BEEF mmoolduzomh infections. Nothing but fresh fruits used inthis delicious Jam And It’s One of the Biggest Values We've Ever Offered Here is a jam that contains only fresh, apples and strawberries and is manu- factured under the strict Pennsylvania pure food law that prohibits the use of artificial flavoring or dried fruits. That’s why it is so good and at 10c per pound we believe it is the out- PLEAS-U .2, JAM 20° Full Two-Pound Jar 3..17¢ Specially Priced This Week 317" JELL-O ‘i 10¢ DESSERT = BEANS 'S =:=15¢ SYRUP 15¢ ECGCS e, .. 4O COFFEE w17¢ BREAD 8 5 PHILLIPS Apple Strawberry New pint England bot. Airway Jumbo 1. Sliced loaf HILLIPS DEuz:u:vUS ’Tormo 1JUICE | Delicious Canned Foods Sale! ¢ 49- Pork & Beans ____16 o Tomato Juice - ___10 o 6 3365 25C Phillips Spaghetti cn 5¢ Tomato Soup L1105 o Vegetable Soup _10%; oz. y & Piggly Wiggly NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT “Like Mother 2 p9koz. 2 5c g8, Used to Make” PORK LOIN ROAST Another dip in the pork market and we re- spond with this savings on Pork Loin Roast. or May we suggest a dinner of roast pork, sauerkraut and applesauce? - b 33c¢ BT N . Whole Half 27 c END PORK CHOPS - - - - b 28c¢ HORMEL'S suco BACON - 1. 37c FRESHLY GROUND BEEF - ®».19¢ Ib. 5S¢ JEWEL SHORTENING - - - 2 27¢ XX Smoked Sausage - - . - 1. 22¢ Briggs Scrapple Sanitary’s Special SAUSAGE MEAT We claim it is impossible to make a finer flavored sausage than this. All we ask is to try it and see for yourself. b 3 3¢ XX ECONOMY STEAKS Good, wholesome meat cut mostly C from grass-fed U. S. Government in- spected steer beef. Corn-fed steer beef is also available in most of our markets, Round, Sirloin and Porterhouse Smithfield SAUSAGE MEAT Those who prefer a more highly seasoned sausage will product. It is made of 100% pure pork here in Washington and then delivered fresh to our markets. enjoy this b 3 3C Jacob’s Mushrooms. Buttons Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea Underwood Deviled Ham Dromedary Dates Dromedary Dixie Mix Dromedary Gingerbread Mix. Rumford Baking Powder Attention Ralston Straight Shooters! Tom Mix offers a dandy .Explorer’s SUN DIAL for one RALSTON'’S BOX TOP mailed to RALSTON'S, Checker- board Square, St. Louis, Mo. % 1. pke. Q3¢ 4 o glass 2] ¢ 7% or. pkg. ISC YOUR FAVORITE SOAPS AT GREAT SEDUCTIONS IVORY 5 aie 25¢ IVORY - - - - - 10c CHIPSO - %t 8c ne 19¢ SELOX - - 27« 25¢ OXYDOL - - - - &F 21c CAMAY - - - 10 «ke 45¢ large cake RALSTON'S Whole Wheat Cereal Skyscraper Cookie Asst. Sanico Peanut Butter Blue Ridge Peas - Shipment of TEXAS Pink Meat Grapefruit 2 for 15¢ to 2 for 19C D’Anjou Pears Yellow Onions pks. 23 ¢ 14 os. tin 59;; 6 oz tin 35¢ 2‘!4 or. cans 25¢ I Wiggl, o sl::::yomy” . »e15¢ CRISCO economy. Buy the three 8w25¢ | & 57° Are Now Arriving at Full Maturity these fine oranges. For health’s sake, drink a glass or two of orange juice daily. We Stringless Green Beans..2 ™ 19¢ Dohclom stalk 10c ADD WESSON OIL WHEN Y Crisco does not “burn LAUNDRY away” at high temper- pound economy size at NEW CROP FLORIDA The Florida onnges are of exceptionally fine quality this year and are now arriving are featuring them this week at 15 for the regular price of one dozen. h Crisp C 2 bunches 5 Fresh Crisp Carrots.....2b==]5¢ Iceberg Lettuce BOILING VEGETABLES ature. Another point for S OAP this low price. good maturity and good sugar content. You will certainly enjoy the eating quality of For the Price of a Dozen! Applies to e Aria 25¢, 30c, 35¢, 39¢ i Shyuun Box Apples I ..........4=25¢ Fresh Dates Attt 3 Q€ e