Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1936, Page 18

A—18 TALY HELD READY TOSHIN COUNGLS Mussolini Statement Due as League Accepts Ethiopians. Bv the Associated Press. ROME, September 24.—Seats for Ethiopia in the League of Nations Assembly means Italy's absence around European council tables, well- informed sources declared today. Premiér Mussolini, whose attempt to have Emperor Hailie Selassie’s rep- resentatives barred from Geneva failed yesterday, was reported considering s vigorous statement of his future pol- fcy. He may outline future Italian ac- tion, these sources predicted, but prob- ably will not resign from the inter- national group. They pointed to the submission yes- terday of Wolde Mariam, former Ethiopian Minister to Paris, to the sovereignty of the King of Italy as evidence that even former Ethiopian patriots realized the Fascists intend- ed to maintain their control in the East African kingdom. Today, Il Duce conferred at length with the representative of a non- League power, the German Minister without portfolio, Hans Frank. (Chances for discussion of the Lo- earno situation—muddled by Ger- many’s reoccupation of the Rhine- land last Spring—faded at Geneva with assertions the Italians would not participate in the League parleys. (Julio Alvarez del Vayo, Spanish foreign minister, requested permis- sion from League officials to discuss from the floor the cause of the Madrid government engaged in a civil war with Fascist insurgents.) VOICES APPRECIATION. Negus Sees Decision Rendering “Jus- tice to Ethiopia.” GENEVA, September 24 (#)—Em- peror Haile Selassie of Ethiopia ex- pressed today “profound appreciation for the decision of the assembly which yendered justice to Ethiopia” b al- lowing his diplomats to attend League of Nations sessions. The Negue, wearing his traditional cape, received newspaper men and read a prepared statement Wwith marked dignity. g “In the name of the Ethiopian peo- ple, plunged into misfortune, I thagk all of ti.ose who have collaborated in the achievement of this goal,” the Em- peror declared. “The reservations the Ethiopian delegation made concerning certain reasonings in the assembly report are justified by the fact they clash with the principle of non-recognition of acquisition of territory by force.” After Selassie had conferred with his advisers and the Ethiopian dele- gation, he said “Ethiopia has no pres- ent intention to raise the question at this session of reaffirming the prin- ciple of non-recognition of territorial acquisitions obtained by force. “Its delegation is not committed regarding the future,” he asserted. The Emperor indicated the Ethio- pian delegates will participate normal- 1y in the assembly’s deliberations, but not aggressively. DEMOCRATS URGED T0 SUPPORT NORRIS Senator on Party Program With Nebraska Candidate Assails Partisanship. By the Associated Press. GRAND ISLAND, Nebr., Septem- ber 24.—Partisanship, which he de- scribed as one of the greatest evils of government, was viewed todsy by 75-year-old United States Senator George W. Norris as a major hurdle in his campaign for re-election. The veteran independent Repub- lican, in an address last night to the Grand Island League of Women Voters, said: “We've got to expect the bosses to fight us. I'm sorry about it. I have experienced it in every campaign. | Of all the evils of government, the one that's greater than any other is partisanship. Political jobs have been the ruination of many great states- men.” He appeared on the same program he was nominated in the April pri- mary. Norris, after first declining to run, agreed to make the campaign at the urgency of President Roosevelt and a non-partisan committee which se- cured 40,000 signers to a petition en- tering him as an independent. —— Transportation Is Topic. Mass transportation in Washington will be discussed by E. D. Merrill, vice president and general manager of the Capital Transit Co, at & luncheon of the Washington Round ‘Table at the University Club at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. Alton G. Grinnell is president of the group. P This Pepper is Much Spicier than necessary to comply with pure food laws. Seasons better. Goes farther. And purer because it's vacuum cleaned. Money back if you don't agree that it’s the best THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1936 NEW OPENING HOURS Starting Monday, October bth, All Siores Will Open at 8 A.M. Daily In Our Meat Markets FANCY—FRESH BAKING CHICKENS SANITARY’S PORK SAUSAGE Yes, ma‘am—it’s 100% pork and has a flavor that just can’t be beat. Ib. 30c ton, then delivered in refriger- ated trucks. Freshly |p,. 35c Killed Our Butter Prices Three grades at three prices. Jumbo and Sanitary are both sour cream butters which give you roll or prints, and Land O’ Lakes, the famous 93-score sweet cream butter. Land O Jumbo { Sanitary Roll Prints Lakes Country % b "/:,"':; Enjoy one of these plump birds for dinner Sunday. Cc They average from 372 to 42 pounds in weight. Ib. Smoked . | Chuck Roast-__"20c Shoulders | Leg o' Lamb . .- 28¢ |§arge onas, weighing frohm o Gon, s ond o Rib Roast nomical food. oil an Ib. e s yerweudsion, | Ground Beef - - -1 19¢ reens. P = 17‘ Breast of Lamb . 12¢ v Slices of Ham - - 39¢ . whole Pork Loin Roast i - .= 29¢ 3.Corner Roast - - -™25¢ | Sanico Hams % - ™ 29¢ Shidr. Lamb Roast - ® 19¢ { HormelBacon - - - %™ I8¢ Select Pork Chops - ™ 37c | Boiling Beef End Pork Chops - - ™ 30c | Short Ribs of Beef ™ I5¢ SANICO SANICO FRYERS FRANKFURTERS Dept. of Agr|culture‘ Alwa; prair - 2G Quantity Prices on DOG FOODS Feelmg_fl'm( you wou_ld rather buy cake % food.nr ]aéger qw?h"“éo" o“e'; e zul:e sr;::f: inducement on zeN an STRONGHEART Prints = 85¢ &% $3.25 » 40c {™ 41c {*45c¢c seneme e ———————————— dozen case U. S. Government Graded b 95c Ll $3.75 MARCO or CALO 8 ounce cans = 29¢ ou $2.2548 Large 1 1b. cans o 95¢ o% $1.85° Sanico Eggs Uncle Sam watches the quality of these eggs. Licensed graders, in our own warehouse, see that they qualify to become U. S. Standards large Grade ‘B.’ Look for the goveran:wnt c;rtifi- doz. 42c cate on the carton. w . . 5¢ Candies and Gums Our Coffee Prices Wrigleys, Beechnut, Beemans, i B Dentyne In addition to those listed below, we ' also carry Sanka, Kaffee Hog, Chase Hershey Chocolate Bars & Sanborn and Del Monte. Fresh Fig Bars____ m». 10c Soda Crackers____ ». 10c Argo Salmon Sanico Rice .2 one m. pgs. 15¢ Margarine_ B _2mws. 27c Phillips Beans Campbell’s'Beans_ - e 7c CatalinaTuna, 2 7or.cas 27¢ Fould’s Macaroni. _ e 5¢ Baker's Cocoa.__ 1m.can 14¢ Kre-Mel Dessert, 3 ress. 14c Gulden’s Mustard, *2 13c Van Camp'’s Beans, 2 =% 15¢ Baker’s Cocoanut 4 oz can 9c in the Kitchen For draining fried foods, mopping up spilled liquids, drying hands, and many, many other uses. Save labor and laundry bills by having a roll hanging on the wall. Blue Ribbon Kitchen Towels te the vl & rolle 25¢ Try This New Margarine We are sure you will like it. It is o le oil , good high-grade vegetable oil for frying, cooking and spreading. Southern Belle MARGARINE Price Per Pound Puffed Rice Certo Lang’s Pickles____ sur 10c SPECIALY Sanico Jelly Al pure fryis ;, uit Better lay in at lec.:r:'t ot this price, 8 oz, D. glasses | 'ozen G[m“ six flavors, $ix glasses S—— ¢ Heinz $o Al varieti ps es excey 0 o 5 mm:,MCelgm Chowder, g::. = ] Irilene and Chicken mbo. 2. 95 SPECIAL: Heinz Soups cos::somme, Clam Chowder, 5 I(mme Madrileng i icken Gumbo Creole, e 2 99 SPECIAL: Makes bath, rooms ens glisten with little :?forkc:":h' SPECIAL: Chiean Chese e of America’, P I€a’s mo: ;’101 cheeses — milg qnsc: p'o,pu- vored. Wil| spread or shr:::‘ JELL-O- Can you duplicate it in your own oven at the same cost? Considering fuel costs and your time, you'll find it hardly possible to save expenses by baking your own As for the quality—we feel that a SANICO CAKE will compare with your own. nothing but the best ingredients. SANICO LAYER With Milk Chocolate Icing IT HAS TO—we use Two Pound, Two Layer CIGARETTES Old Golds, Luckies, Camels, Raleighs, Chesterfields Free Matches with Each Package Y % rt Yor ‘Quie e | Qrie-9Be 281,20 Phillip’s Spaghetti, e 6¢ Longhorn Cheese__ ». 25¢c Hershey’s Cocoaq, % m. can 8¢ Calumet_ Bt __ Ritz Crackers____ »s 25¢ Kool Cigarettes__ _ »xs. 15¢ Minute Tapioca, 2 e 25¢ Sanico Vanilla_ 2 ez vet. 17¢ Lighthouse Cleanser «n 3¢ Puffed Wheat 6 ox. can 9C vottle 23C Argo Corn Starch. _ s 8¢ ANICE BREAR “The Richer-Sweeter Loaf’’ - Contains More Milk and Sugar Until Saturday’s Closing Supplies Growing Scarce! This week will probably see the last of many of these commodities. If you haven't completed your program, we suggest that you do it now. Crab Apples Concord Grapes_. &% 39¢ Idaho Potatoes - - - 5 ™ 22¢ Fresh Eggplant Green Peppers Hubbard Squash California Lemons %25 = 10c Fresh Green Kale - TOMATOES - . - 49¢ Dried Lima Beans____mw. 11c Mannings Hominy™:.:*10c Libby’s Deviled Ham e=10c Queen Olives__ 3 oz vot. 10c Sanico Pan Rolls__ aer. 10c Sunsweet Prunes % 19¢ Flako Pie Crust___ pxs. 12¢ CRISCO 3= 37 In Our Produce Depts. Tomatoes “ouinn - - 6 2.2 40¢ siao $1.60 Quality Corn ‘& """_ chend e P 225 Beans v, - - 2 2.2 15¢ sieee *LTS Corn Meal % - - 5 20c; 10 37¢ White House quart 'Ioc "j!xl:n 35C Stokely’s "Uic® - - - i 10¢ o Campbell’s "%ic’ 10 <2 87¢ 5%0%2.59 Harvest Blossom ror.. Flour 2% 39c¢ Mason Fruit Jars - . 5o 49¢ i’ 59¢ Domestic Sardines v - - - 4 cans 15¢ Clicquot Club " 2 25 15¢ & 1le Gibb’s Tomato Catsup - - . - it 9¢ Swan Kitchen Matches - - 3 voxs 10¢ ¢ OUR LOW SOAP PRICES! Rinso laree 18¢. Chipso - - - Super Suds - = 18¢ 0.K. w27 _ 3 bam 10c Ivory Soap - - "ciis™ B¢ Palmolive® - . _ cax- 5¢ cqeme 0il b 5., 25¢ Peas ‘ouim - - - -6 " 40c sie: *1.60 Milk Evs:;(::::ed 2 c.:lllll ISC :;.:a‘:lfl $3050 Vinegar ru e Caer - s 20c¢ Golden Heart < Flour- .. i& 39c¢ Oil or Kraft's Velveeta Cheese - - - »<= 19¢ Rosedale i Pineapple - - _ii"2.10c Rinso - - - b 18¢ Oxydol - - - = 18¢ Camay™ - - - - coke 56 Mcintosh or Grimes Golden APPLES 3:10 Stringless Beans - - - 3™ 14c¢ New Cabbage Crisp Celery Fresh Corn Fresh Lima Beans : - 3 ™ 19¢ Yellow Onions - - - - 3 ® 10c¢ Sweet Potatoes - - - - 4™ 15¢ FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Priced According To Size Small Size Medium Size___2 rr 15¢ Large Size 3 ror 25¢ All Sizes Not in all Stores To bring out their best flavor, chill apples thor- oughly before eat- canning 4 1bs. 25¢ 5 1. 25¢ 5 ms. 25¢ 2 s 15¢