Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1937, Page 6

“ » E:l | SA FOOD RESTAURANT | 1011 E St. N.W. E st. Between 10th and 11¢h N.W. WEEK END SPECIALS COMBINATION SEA COMPLETE SHORE FOOD PLATTER DINNER 65c¢c $1-50 Includes Fried )ysters, Deep Includes Clam Broth, Steamed Sea Scallops, Cherry Stone New England Clams, Broiled |} Clams, Balto. Style Crab Cake, Live Maine Lobster, Drawn Cole Slaw, French Fried Pota- Butter, Julienné Potatoes, toes, Coffee, Tea, Milk or Glass Salad, Dessert, Coffee, Tea, Beer. Milk or Glass Beer. Your Favorite Mixed Drinks, and Beer Visit Our Second-floor Dining Room Be Fair to Oysters— Enjoy them with Guinness! To EAT OYSTERS without a year, in oak vats and in Guinness is an injustice thatno Bottle. sclf-respecting oyster can for- Although oysters always call give. You miss the finest points for Guinness, millions of peo- ofoystersmoothness,whichthe ple enjoy Guinness without dry, hearty flavour of Guinness oysters, In fact, the natural en- sets off to perfection. joyment Guinness has brought Guinness is a natural brew, o all sorts of occasions since just as oysters are a natural 1759 has made it the most food. Perhaps that’s the se- Popular brew in the world. cret of their attachment for Guinness is enjoyed before each other. Guinness is made or during meals, after exercise from barley malt, hops, yeast or when tired, and before re- and water —nothing else. It tiring. Get it wherever you buy is brewed slowly and aged for good beer or ale. The story of Guinness since 1759: 66 pages, 44 illus- trations. Write American Representative: A. Guinness, Son & Co., Ltd., Dept. 107-K, 501 Fifth Ave., New York. Copyright, 1037, by A. Guinness, Son & Co., Ltd. G.U. tep THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 MARKHAM STUDIES BAVAI DEFENES Former Chief of Engineers Sent'to Territory on Special Mission. By the Associated Press. An informed person disclosed today i | that Col. Edward M. Markham, former chief of Army engineers, has been sent to Hawail on a special mission con- Il | nected with the Army's $7,000,000 de- fense program for the islands. As a personal representative of Sec~ retary Woodring, he will survey the engineering projects in progress there and report his findings to the War De- partment general staff. : His recommendations may form the basis of new plans for strengthening military and naval defenses in Hawaii —=& program advocated in high Army quarters because of unsettled condi- tions in the Far East and the ap- proaching grant of independence to the Philippine Islands. Survey to Take Six Months. Markham left immediately after completing a four-year term as chief of Army engineers on October 18. At that time he reverted to his permanent rank of colonel from the temporary grade of major general. His work is expected to require six months. Although the Hawaiian Territory is a naval base as well as an important Army post, Army engineers are re- sponsible for most of the technical work of maintaining and strengthen- ing both types of fortifications. Cost $6,776,000 at Least. They are in the midst of a three- year program of developing defense works there. A minimum expenditure of $6,776,321 is contemplated, and Congress already has appropriated more than half of this sum. ‘This work involves not only the con- struction and maintenance of fortifica- tions, but the development of high- ways, utilities and harbor facilities. Proposals recently have been made to relocate certain docks to help relieve congestion in Honolulu Harbor and to deepen the channel for the Pear] Har- bor naval base. —_— MAN HELD IN SLAYING OF MOTHER RULED SANE Virginia Prosecutor Will Move to Have Hospital Inmate Face Arraignment. By the Associated Press ROCKY MOUNT, Va, Nov. 4— Commonwealth's Attorney C. C. Lee said yesterday he would ask for a court order for removal of Woody Nowlin, now an inmate of the Southwestern State Hospital at Marion, to Franklin County to face arraignment on a charge of murdering his mother in January, 1928. The commonwealth’s attorney said he had received a communication from | Dr. George A. Wright, superintendent of the Marion Hospital, declaring that | he believed Nowlin was now of bal- | anced mind. | Nowlin was indicted, according to | Mr. Lee, on a charge of breaking his | mother’s neck with his hands, resulting in her death. He was committed to the institution for observation and has re- mained there since 1928. Want Cats Licensed. Britain's Dumb Friends League wants cats licensed like dogs. Retiring WILLIAM R. BENHAM. —Associated Press Photo. CUMMINGS AIDE ENDSLONG CAREER William R. Benham Honored on Retirement -After 38 Years’ Service. Retiring after 38 years in Govern- ment service, Willlam R. Benham, & special assistant to the Attorney Gen- eral in the Anti-Trust Division of the Department of Justice, was presented with a watch and other gifts at a ceremony yesterday in the department. The presentation was made by Wendell Berge, also a special assist- ant, who read a message from At- torney General Cummings praising Mr. Benham’s service. Mr. Benham was born here June 6, 1868, and his first Federal position was in the Government Printing Office, where he went to work on January 12, 1889. In May, 1902, he was appointed deputy clerk of the United States Court in Territorial Oklahoma, and on June 26, 1908, was made a special agent in the Bureau of Investigation. Mr. Benham occu- pied this post 15 years until on Oc- tober 16, 1923, he was named as a special assistant to the Attorney Gen- eral. In an unusual procedure, President Roosevelt, on June 15, 1937, issued an executive order bringing Mr. Benham under the Retirement Act on the recommendation of Attorney General Cummings who told the President, “I earnestly feel that persons who de- vote an entire lifetime to Government service should be entitied to some benefits and protection for future years.” Mr. Benham has figured impor- tantly in anti-trust investigations. MOTORISTS PAY MUCH | One-Sixth of Total Taxes Found to Come From Auto Users. The National Highway Users’ Con- ference estimated yesterday that one- sixth of the total taxes collected by all divisions of government come from ownership and use of mo%or vehicles. Automobile owners and users bear a total “ultimate consumer” levy of $1,750,000,000 placed on sutomotive transportation, the report said. than HONOR BRAND FROSTED FOODS 9 vesh Frieze Sofa 47.50 Reg. 35.35 Inner Spring Mattress Rex. 19.75 Reg. 813 Coil Spring and o : \ 9.87 22.00 Ree. 20.50 \§ -/ Desk Chest ¢ Spool Bed 1937. Reg. 7.50 Bedroom Chair 375 can be purchased by Washingtonians at any of the dealers listed below. Honor Brand Frosted Foods are actually fresher than fresh! Frosted the modern way so that you can use only part of the package if you prefer. Handy pound and half-pound packages—vege- tables ready to cook instantly, in half the ordinary Try Honor Brand Frosted Foods today, at any of the stores: J. B. SPUND, 3423 Connecticut Ave. N.W. LAKEVIEW MARKET, 6825 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda, Md. KUM IN MARKET, 2031 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. O'CONNOR’S MARKET, 2160 California St. N.W. GREAT AGP TEA CO., 1801 Connecticut Ave. N.W. GREAT AGP TEA CO., 2331 Calvert St. N.W. GREAT AGP TEA CO., 1715 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. GREAT A&P TEA CO., 1737 G St. N.W. GREAT AGP TEA CO., 3519 Connecticut Ave. N.W. ARGONNE MARKET, N. T. CHACONAS, 2740 14th St. N.W. SUPERIOR MARKET, ELWOOD MARKET, GREAT AGP TEA CO, GREAT AGP TEA CO, GREAT A&P TEA CO. GREAT AGP TEA CO., 3653 New Hampshire GREAT A&P TEA CO., GERANIUM MARKET, 7350 Georgia Ave. N.W. DAVIS & REHMANN, 2605 24th St. N.W. AMERICAN STORES, 1429 20th St. N.W. ' KENWOOD MARKET, 6704 Wisconsin Ave. NW. AMERICAN STORES, 614 12th St. N.W. DALE DRIVE MARKET, AMERICAN STORES, 619 Sligo Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Other Dealers Being Added Rapidly Ask Your Grocer, or Call GOOD BROS., Bethesda, Md. AMERICAN STORES, Dealers Served Daily by Refrigerated Truck 1757 Columbia Rd. N.W. 5924 Georgia Ave. N. 7712 Georgia Ave. N.W. 3000 Connecticut Ave. N.W. 5542 Connecticut Ave. N.W. 1813 Columbia Rd. N.W. 2245 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. These stores will have Honor Brand next week BATTERY PARK MARKET, 1652 Columbia Rd. N.W. 6235 Georgia Ave. N.W. Distributors, 2500 9th St. N.E., DEcatur 4634 time. More delicious—more economical than foods you buy in the market. Among the many favorites are: Asparagus Tips, Arti- choke Hearts, Broccoli, Corn, on or off the cob; Lima Beans, Peas, Spinach, Apricots, Blueberries, Peaches, Raspberries, Strawberries, whole or sliced; Orange Juice, Sea Foods, Meats and Poultry. following COMPARE PRICES FOR YOURSELF W. Ave. NW. Pkg. (8 oxs.) -_.1 9c Equivalent to 13 lbs. of fresh peas in the pod Inc., ‘ i Rex._7.50 \! End Table NEE’S HALF PRIGE| Zmine (] EARANCE SALE We’ve just had the largest month of furniture selling in our history and the odds and ends, one-of-a-kind suites, broken lots of suites that are left are tremendous. In offering these hundreds of Yo-price values, we ask you please to give us three days’ time to effect delivery. There will be no other change in our 57-year-old policies of ; CONVENIENT CREDIT. ACCOUNTS ARRANGED GUARANTEED VALUES ALWAYS AT P. J. NEE CO.- GUARANTEED QUALITY ALWAYS AT P. J. NEE CO. Here is a very small list of the hundreds of 1/2-Priced Values THE OLD PRICE TICKETS ARE LEFT ON . .. YOU JUST PAY ONE HALF OF THE MARKED PRICE. G STREET STORE Regular 5-Piece Burl Walnut Modern Bedroom $274.00 3-Piece Burl Walnut Bedroom 169.00 2-Piece Living Room, Burgundy Frieze_ 189.00 Barrel Chair, Rust Tapestry___ 4250 Wing Chair, Brown or Rust___ 4450 Simmons Sofa Bed, Brown Frieze 89.50 9-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite___ 249.00 Mahogany Server 1475 French Lounge Chair, Velvet_ 97.50 3-Piece Juvenile Bedroom Suite 189.00 Modern Sofa, Kinkoma 219.00 Group of Rembrandt Lamps V2 Price De Luxe Spring, old style, double size only 19.75 7th STREET STORE Regular Wood Arm Twin Studio Couch__ --$55.00 Oval Dinette Table, Mahogany_ _ 51.75 9x12 Fine Quality Axminster Rugs_____ 54.50 Quantity 27x54 Broadloom Rug Samples 3-Piece Modern Harewood Suite (B Dresser, Chest) ___ Solid Mahogany Electric Clock High-Grade Maple Chest ____ 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite Modern Boudoir Chair _________ Twin Mahogany Bedroom Suite_ Mahogany Sheraton Chest Drawers____ 78.75 Walnut Vanity 36.00 Solid Walnut Dresser 57.50