Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1936, Page 14

A4 e THE_EVENING STAR. wmn% 'F.B LWILL UPEN 0B DB B> B> B> B> BB DLW S D> BB D> DD D DB B> D BB DD DDA DD BB DIDDD | SOOI Wenets Fruwi e Scc N, | FREE! fi;:;:,:':ufsiz'm'*s With purchase of pound of 34 Units to Send Members of Police Forces for . SMOK E D \ " | Y ot | SAUSAGE Y Over the FOURTH! ||| | | v 209 Representatives of 34 State, county\ and municipal police agencies from \anous parts of me caumry have en- , Install this COOLING SYSTEM in your home, and when friends drop in, give them a COOL reception. Here are timely suggestions for a “fair and cooler” holiday! v Fresh Killed : i Libby’s - : o, Special Low Price for { p|NEAPPLE -JUICE 3 L~ pLYMOUTH ROCK i 3 5C This Week Only! L% s : ' announced today at the Justice De- ! partment. The police students will begin thc\r‘ studies July 20 and will complete the “ course in 12 weeks. In addition to receiving intensive . training from the permanent faculty of the F. B. I Agents’ Training School, the police officers will hear lectures by such noted authorities as Prof. Raymond Moley, Columbia Uni- versity; Prof. Felix Frankfurter, Har- vard University; Andrew J. Kavan- augh, president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police; Maj. Julian Hatcher, Ordance Department, U. S. A; Dr. Elton Mayo, Harvard University: George Z. Medalie, former United States attorney for the south- ern district of New York; Prog. Au- * gust Vollmer, University of California; | Rev. E. A. Walsh, Georgetown Uni- . versity; Dr. William A. White, super- intendent, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital: Courtney Ryley Cooper, author and lecturer, and Dr. Mark A. May, Yale University. Lieut. Col. A. J. Drexel-Biddle, U. £. Marine Corps Reserve, former in- ternational amateur boxing champion, will instruct the students in the art of Jju-jitsu and other methods of self- defense. All graduates of the first training | #chool for police. conducted as an ex- periment last year, have been promoted in their respective departments and a number of those who graduated a few weeks ago from the second school also have been promoted, it was disclosed. | Most of the graduates are aiding in establishment of special police train- ing schools within their own depart- | ments. The instruction is furnished free by | € the F. B. I, but students are require d | to pay their fare to and from Wash- ington and their living expenses while | “ here. Police agencies sending students to P the forthcoming school are Albany, N. *Y.. Augusta, Ga.; Buffalo, N. Y.; ver, Colo.; E! Paso, Tex.; Great Falls, ¢ ver, Colo. El Paso. Tex.; Great Falls, Mont.; Greenville, Miss.; Indianapolis, Ind.: Kansas Highway Patrol; Ken- tucky State Police; Lexington, N. C.; Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identi- fication Madison, Wis.. Manchester, | N. H.; Memphis, Tenn.; Missouri Highway Patrol: Navada Highway Pa- trol: Orlando, Fla.; Pu3adena, Calif.; | Passaic. N. J.; Portland, Me.; Port- land, Oreg.; Puerto Rico Insular Police; | Richmond, Ind.: Rochester, Minn.; Rockford, Ill.; Seattle, Wash.; Texas i " Crosse & Blackwell’s —— Whether you plan to spend the Fourth in the open or at home, your family o ' b TOMATO JUICE will enjoy fried chicken. GINGER GRAPSEe:::l-JSIu'I,'“.;UICE iu:;TéEB SMOKED Fresl':13 2‘-:'5:95 Beef Tongues | =929 ALE 232 21¢ large Silver Shaker Blended D G iy i s R 4 . 8. Govt. Grade: ate 6 Cl;;‘:i‘ 5c E,!J:E}’s J\‘,JzICEs R A treat for Sunday's dinner! SU NSHA DE Grapefruit 2 .u;\; ZSC BUTTE . Just soak the tongue, spice to EGGS taste and boil. ld!'ll for fnn_d- = ] Unusual Low P"ice Ib. 3 9c wiches for your outing or picnic. v. S.'::a:dards don 3 8c 8 Retail Grade B Clicquot Club T Adhs o it g W GINGER ALE Luxury Ib. 35c Rib ROan ; Sliced Bacon Cottage Cut from U. S. Govt. Inspected and Brandywine Pale or Golden . Loaf GRADED CHOICE STEEB BEEF Sliced Bacon & 25 2525 ||l Fresh Crab M Meaf-- 49 | Fresh Haddock Fillets 19c Plus Usual Bottle Deposits B e : WELCH'S PURE i W U. S. NO. 1 FANCY 1 s 250 25¢ | GRAPE oz New Potatoes 5 7 tesind e 250.23c | JUICE i e ar 2le m4lc | pim 1Qec _ = = s ; Red-Ripe Walker il e Skl GEORGIA = ; g JBep GREEN :::s:m Watermelons | Hershey s Chocolate Syrup bottle B E A 2 cans 9C 2 L 19c Drink It for Energy NS Homis Coon - 5 5 (o4 cans Phillip's Sunshine Drink-Ades 3‘b"]4c o 15¢ calitomio aoz33c TEXAS ONIONS ) Made from natural ripe fruit. Each bottle makes ’ g . LEMONS Ige. size 2 to 3 gallons of excellent Summer beverage. Six 2 0zZ. C California White or Yellow California @@M@@Q@@@0@@60@@@6@@@0@@@0@@@@@M@@Q@@M@o Highway Patrol; Tulsa, Okla.; Tusca- loosa, Ala.; Waycross, Ga., and Wins- ton-Salem, N. C. Irvin S. Cobb Says: South Is Neither All Kunnels Nor Fo- i | | bacco Roaders. LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 2.—Let's admit that Southerners of the Col. | Carter of Cartersville type were manly the far-fetched creations of overly- sentimental fic- tionists. Let's admit the busi- ness of painting a large imaginar “aftah - de - wah ;South was for .many years crowded. But why, in the flavors: Orange, Lemon, Lime, Cherry, Raspberry bot. Bing Cherries - SQUASH o ORANGES and Strawberry LIPTON'S TEA ——,.—,——__———'——_—_—— % b 23¢ % b 45¢ A MOST UNUSUAL VALUE! -I 9c BANQUET s % : o Orange Pekoe P’ = i A B?T’TE'} "Cw ‘OKlES i sz unshine Vanilla Wafers ___ 9 oz pkg. 15¢ e g WM TEA SELF-R'SING 121b. C Sunshine Edgemont Smacks ___14 oz pke. 17¢ this sugary ro- bag mance, should the ‘land so gener- sously spawn a crop of alleged ‘realists who'd ™ ‘have the rest of thz world believe the only part of the ‘South worthy of being written about | s almost. exclusively peopled by loath- ;some degenerates of the “Tobacco "Road” variety? If one of these literary garbage col- lectors will but look after him, he’ ll‘ find Southerners who might make in- teresting copy and yet, excusing that they leave the sugar out of the corn bread and the lower case “r” out of the language, are pretty much like the run of their fellow Americans else- ‘where. 2 In our Southern books and plays, ‘we once had too much of moonshine, ‘white goatees and point lace. But at National Biscuit Co. T E A %?:ANGE PEKDE AND PEKOE ZuZu Ginger Snaps, Chocolate I Snaps or Cheese Tid Bits ! pkg. ]8‘ pkg 35C Premium Floke Crackers _______ ____med. pks. 10¢ Y4 Ib. 21 c WILKINS S— pkg. MIXED TEA WILKINS Vs Ib. 4" c TEA BALLS pka. : PRIDE OF INDIA TEA For Perfect Iced Tea ORANGE PEKOE AND PEKOE No Bitter After Taste Va tb. " sc Va Ib. 27c pkg. ) @@0@@@0@@@0@@@00@@6@@@0@@@ <> ICED w PHILADELPHIA 2 S .I 7c Schindler’s : College Inn g"szf‘fif: : , BONED Cream Cheese PEANUT i : ‘ C H IC K E N Campfire Marshmallows w. prs. 17¢ B U T T E R Underwood’s Deviled Ham ____2 2% oz cans 25¢ 6 oz. 4 5 C Libby’s Vienna Sausage 2 cans 19¢ 2lb. 2 9C N e oYvorke 3 T R U . B L U i Del Monte Mary Washington 2 pienie 31 e LA Large, Generous Slices AS aragus Ti I3 :.:( C Nutritious, Healthful Weisbrod Beer |{Beer or Ale o acaeiicn bots. 2 5 C case $1 49 peor 1 Oc Lang's Lang’s Brewer-Snyder conts. conts. can Sweet Mixed Pickles . SARATOGA CHIPS S Sweet Mixed 3 D. G. S. Strawber: Sunshade Beer 4 vots. conts. 29¢; case conts. $1.59 STUFFED OLIVES ___ ; PRE >z Old Reading Beer or Ale 4 vots. conts. 29¢ Old Virginia : p I C K L E S ey 8 . 7 3 3 Peter Pan n.. o u.: D. C. Stores—Slightly .r . Md. and Va. lorc. . 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KCS BAB-O - - - 2cans23¢ | 4 23¢ 2 «i=19¢ Hel:\z 5vef1°8¢);ke°d Br);o:s 3 1°e:z cans 25: 3 2 5 Square Deal - { Phillips “Delicious” Pork and Beans____n 5¢c | {UT40% 3 0 17 ¢ ModeYam it °n Pes Soap o 23‘: Tt Tissa... 3 "ol 10¢ .3 Phillips “Delicious” Tomato Soup an 5¢ GORTON'S: CODFISH : st X% i : <t e A R R W I R <D< _Oevocerccedd ) '