Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1935, Page 9

URGES TEACHING OF COMMUNIS Mme. Cantacuzene Declares Older Children Should Be Taught Dangers. fommunism should be taught to| older school children in order to ac- quaint them witb its dangers, Mme. Cantacuzene, granddaughter of for- mer President Grant, told a meeting of | the Friendship Citizens’ Association | last night. “Let us teach them of the propa- ganda of communism and its results,” Mme. Cantacuzene declared, “but let us not teach them communism as the Communists would have them learn . | She condemned text books dealing with the subject without reference to | the “background of suffering” which | she claimed exists in the Soviet. ‘The question of teaching communism | 1n the public schools was set aside after ! the group had approved a resolution indorsing treatment of the subject ln' the high schools if the instruction did | not evidence approval of communmlc principles. | The association was informed by the | District Commissioners that they are considering a petition requesting the | permanent designation of Policeman Hugh P. Cornwell to the intersection of Wisconsin avenue cnd Albemarle | street to protect children from traffic | The neighborhood, it was pointed out, has become particularly attached to Cornwell because of his concern for | the safety of children, | Other resolutions opposed any in- erease in local tax rates and urged cir- cularization of a petition requesting | prompt completion of Fort Reno Parx. | ASKS $25,000 FOR HURT| Man Sues Trolley Firm as Result of Fire September 23. The Capital Transit Co. was sued | for $25,000 in District Supreme Court | yesterday by Oscar R. Hecht, 1740 Euclid street, who said he was injured when a street car on which he was a | passenger caught fire in front of the White House September 23. | Through Attorney Henry I Quinn, | he stated he was knocked down in the | rush of the passengers to escape from the car and received a permanent leg and ankle injury. DRAFTSMEN NEEDED Civil Service Announces Exami-| nations for Posts. The Civil Service Commission to- day announced examinations for chief engineering draftsman and principal | engineering draftsman for work on | ships. The pay is $2,600 and $2,300, re- spectively, and applications will be | received by the commission, Seventh and F streets, until January 6. . Kentucky Repeal in Effect. | FRANKFORT, Ky., December 5 (). ~—Repeal and old-age pension amend- ments to the State contstitution be- came effective yesterday when Gov. Ruby Laffoon officially proclaimed them ratified. ‘The action of the Governor followed the decision of the Court of Appeals, | in which the vote favoring repeal, contested by the drys, was declared valid. German li’eddings Require Full Data On Grandparents. Decree Holds Person With Two Jews on List ‘First-Degree Hybrids.’ B the Associate” Press. BERLIN, December 5.— Grand- mother’s wedding certificate became a possible hurdle in the path of true love | yesterday, as a result of a decree is- sued by Dr. Wilhelm Frick, Nazi min- | ister of interior. ‘This edict, circulated among provin- cial authorities to guide them in carry- | ing out the provisions of the Nurnberg Jaw for protection of the purity of the German race, authorized magistrates to demand that prospective bridal cou- | ples produce the wedding certificates | of their respective grandparents. ‘The decree meant—if magistrates in- sisted—that four sets of marriage docu- | ments must be presented before the wedding could be solemnized. | Engaged couples, on demand, must also produce other details of their grandparents’ lives, as far as they can be supplied. ‘ For the sake of uniformity in public | records, a person Wwith two Jewish grandparents will be classified as a | “first-degree hybrid,” while one Jew- | ish grandparent makes him a “sec- | ond-degree hybrid.” Marriage between Germans and | Jews is forbidden, a person with three | or more Jewish grandparents being rated as a Jew. 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CIGARETTES Old Golds—Chesterfields Camels—Luckiss—Raleighs 200 25¢ «=$1.20 KOOL Cigarettes, in most stores. —---pkg. 15¢ COOKING APPLES THIS WEEK END 4 1 o c Ibs. for Bushel Basket Iceberg Lettuce Crisp, Tender Celery ~D’Anjou Box Pears Fancy Bosc Pears Grimes Golden Apples. ... ..4 ™ 15c White or Yellow Onions Firm Heads of Cabbage Serve More ROOT VEGETABLES During Colder We’ther BEETS CARROTS__2 banches 15¢ TURNIPS___ 2 sunces 9¢ TURNIPS ____4 s 10¢ 10¢c Bulk RUTABAGAS__4 1. FLORIDA ORANGES 2 bunches 15¢ For the Price of a Dozen Includes all sizes, selling regularly at 25¢; 30c¢; 35¢ and 39c per dozen What Are Cured Sweet Potatoes? They are potatoes that have been stored away in specially heated curing houses at harvest time to be brought out for shipment during the Winter. This curing process dries out much of the surplus water and increases the sugar content of the potato, thereby adding to its flavor and keeping qualities While cured-sweet potatoes may cost a trifle more, their better flavor and keeping quality makes the small difference worthwhile In addition to the Porto Rican red sweets listed below,"we alco carry cured Virginia Nancy Hall and Anne Arunde! yellows. BAKING NEEDS Glace Cherries_ _ _5 oz pis. 15¢ Cherries & Pineopplespféj 15¢ Bulk Citron 1. 29¢ Orange Peel - _ 3 3 oz pkes. 25¢ Lemon Peel _ ___3 30z pxes. 25¢ Currants 15 oz pks. 14¢ DromedaryCoconut+ o »s-9¢ Stuart Pecans n. 25¢ Diamond Walnuts __m». 28¢ Sun-Maid Raisins 15 oz pks. 10¢ XXXX Sugar 116, pis. 8¢ Brown Sugar 11b. pke. 8¢ Royal zaking Powder 6 oz csn 20¢ Rumford Calumet Sanico Vanilla__ _2 o wot. 17¢ Bee Brand Vanillaz oz bet. 21¢ Lemon Extract___% o= vot. 9¢ Food Coloring wa 9¢ Karo Syrup 3. can 23€ King Syrup - __¥o.2% can 19¢ Brer Rabbit Molasses %t 14¢ Pure Cane Sugar-_ - IOJh' 57: Porto Rican Cured Red Sweet Potatoes._ _ pounds for Apple Sauce Apple Butter Toilet Tissue BUTTER HILLIPS DELICIOUS Canned Foods Sale! Tomato Soup - - - 104 Vegetable Soup 1% ome Pork & Beans - - 16 o Tomato Juice --- 10 ome 12 = 49 | M I I- K EVAPORATED MICHIGAN PEA BEANS. - - . SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS o - ... 10¢ Cranberry Sauce . Stokely’s Hominy Stokely’s Pumpkin 1,000-sheet Rolls Baker’s Chocolate Jumbo Land O’ Lake, prints_——————__ ®. 41c Land O'Lakes, roll Brookfield Butterc_—__-__ > . 40c Sanico Peanut Butter______ w. jar 20c Green Bag Coffee_ - __ m. 22¢ Sanico:Coffeess oo w2 w. 27¢ AIRWAY COFFEE____m» 17¢ consistency when you open the can, then enjoy its luxuriously rich flavor, This Week’s Long List of GROCERY SAVINGS Prices Effective Until Saturday’s Closing Delicious -3 ]Tc --- 3w 17c 15¢ Beans “.5in - - 27w 15¢ Wesson OQil - - - _ " 30Q¢ -10 == 98¢ - - - % 20c S 10c¢ w D1¢ 25¢ 19¢ Phillips Spaghetti Jell- Baker's Six Delicious Flavors Chocolate Flavor Dessert pint bottle New sYr“P England Citrus Juices Pomorang Please-U Jflm Apple, Strawberry Pantry Cocoa Crisco med. cakes Toilet Ny e 5 Flakes or Granules Ivory large Chipso Camay T o. K. Laundry SEALECT For Soups, Baked Belm, etc. = 100 Stokely’s Finest Large White 3 For Pies Musselman’s 2 Pure ‘White House Snowcap 16 oz. can big _cans large Pancake Flour re.c;-ux Buckwheat Flour =c.c:'c’vic Sanico Rolled Oals Margarine Scratch Feed.. sioan stores . Chocolate Drops Bulk Prunes = Size Sanico Fresh Eggs Fresh Breakfast Eggs Pure Cane Sugar. Sanico Flour 12 1 sack 59 Fancy Longhorn Cheese_——____ ®. 23¢ June Daisy Cheese_ - e m. 25¢ Sliced JUMBO BREAD . . i 8¢ We Want to Tell You About ‘This Delicious Tomato Juice Clark’s Tomato Juice is pressed from the finest tomatoes grown in Western New York State. Tomatoes known for their mild, tangy flavor and deep red color. Extreme .care is exercised in extracting the juice so as to avoid any bitterness or unpleasant taste. If you feel like trying a new y tomato juice—turn to Clark’s. We believe you'll agree that you've never tasted a finer beverage. 15¢ 25¢ 10c 16¢ u- 15¢ 3 rous | Og i | Be c-k- L 370 48 oz. pks. 15¢ $1.89 Ib. loc 4 » |9c can No. 2 Finest Selected Western Storage GLARK’S TOMATO JUICE Notice its deep red color and thicker 3 == 28¢ - smm_-_----__m PORK ROAST 10 = 55c 2 »~ B¢ 2 »= |Be ITe Candies SC and Gums 3 for IOC Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar Hershey's Almond Bar Old Nick or Clark Bars Beechnut Drops or Gum Wrigley’s or Dentyne Gum MEAT VALUES CHUCK ROAST - 19- . 27¢ - 27¢ - 23¢ - 35¢ - 13¢ - 33c Three Corner Roast XX Economy Steaks Boiling Beef Sanltary S IOG% Pork Smlthfleld M.j:l::-'u::‘h::;ton SHORTENING 2"»25 (Bulk Compound Only) Bulk Sauerkraut XX Frankfurters Beef & Pork Sausage XX Bologna Briggs Scrapple Briggs Pork Pudding Whole or 2 7 Half |}, Loins w28 End Pork Chops Center Pork Chops Fresh Trout or Bluefish Sliced Halibut or Salmon Fresh Croakers Fresh Fillet of Haddock Here’s Dependable Food At Low Prices! Blue Ridge Peas, No. 2 Can Blue Ridge Stringless Beans Libby’s Sauerkraut, No. 2%2 Can Var Camp’s Beans With Pork, 22" oz. Can _ _ doz. 31': e just doesn’t grow ony finer fruits than those der the Hunt lobel. These foods are packed oc- e high grading standards known as re the finest fruits, picked ot the hick, heavy syrup. Yellow Cling Sliced or Halved Peaches. No. 2'2 can Royal Anne Cherries. Large No. 22 can Whole Peeled Apricots. Large No. 2'2 can Red Raspberries. Fruits for Salad. Supreme ltalian Prunes. Large No. 2'2 can Sour Pitted Cherries. No. 2 can Supreme Black Cherries. Large No. 22 can Mammoth White Asparagus Tips. Mammoth All Green Asparagus. Large All Green Asparagus. Small All Green Asparagus. No. 2 can