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I Jtj j-T --i Li v- -'1 i- -r f'r -V1 i ---i -y iv i-v-v-: ''v -I-- --1 MiifciBMiMmiM i li' niTiii Mfi)' I-1 mu it ill i riaif iMfiM -HWHJL' UlVmJCnjf I I Seven THE WICHITA EAGLE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 25 1933 LAMB BOLLS WITS' CVKBANT 1ELLT Sail ul pepper I Iba bra act mt laab ar Jjefl-aver luki 1H ciu hat water FrcBlaa flki -Craeken 1 rises csrrsst Jelly Seasra Usb Mdi Viter Caver sal seek stewly sstil leader Drain reaerra stack ut raaerc Meat (raa banes sad chap fine Craatkla crackers fine and Min with Meat and ananah neat lie car ta make thick mlxtnre CaaL Shaaa lute rails and nan lw In hat fat tarn Ins ta brawn an all aides Malt Jells serve with the Maxi xells Garnish with narslcr Sin pectiens --4' I i I --i i ''i i eluding 50 pounds of cheesg from a 1 grocery store at Gypsum dhring the night thieves evidently with a sense of humor tossed a cleaver and a canned goods rack stolen from the store on the porch of City Marshal Pettijohn at that place URGES FLEET LEAVE PACIFIC TO AID JAP RELATIONS! GERMAN JEWS NAIL ATROCITY TALES AS 7 THREE STATES UNITE IN ROAD CELEBRATION scientists musicians physicians and surgeons editors and publishers American citizens have been beaten in the streets of Appointment of a Jewish ambassador to Germany as a protest is the avowed purpose of another movement announced today I George Fredman commander-in-chief of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States said he would lead a delegation to Washington Monday to seek an audience with President Roosevelt The executive committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America recorded conviction that the reported serious persecution of Jews in Germany concerns all men of brotherly and added a protest "against all forms of racial and religious Two Semitic Organizations Declare Stories Are Attempts to Blackmail" Reich be as he and his colleagues left the league session meant that his country was withdrawing from the league made it he answered so far as the Japanese delegation was concerned it had walked out of the special session on the Manchurian questions with no in tentlon of returning fpr that discus sion I cannot say Whether Japan has withdrawn from the league On that I am waiting for 1 word from Tokya My part is When Matsuoka arrived on the Leviathan he was met by a crowd of Chinese who had gathered to pro test what they called and an intention they attributed to Matsuoka of engaging in propaganda here One of the demonstrators Lin Nap Hin was held by police for questioning after a revolver was found ln his pocket He showed a permit to carry It Matsuoka Nippon's Delegate to League Arrives inU Disclaims peal" to America (Continued from Page 1) Briiisii Girls Shocked at Docility -Qy NEW YORK March (AP) Two young British authors beamed today as they announced that America on the bads of their six weeks is not at all like Britishers are led to believe from novels and movies Here are a few of the snapshot observations of Betty Asquith daughter of Lord Asquith and Theodora Benson daughter of Lord Charnwood: a single shooting No violence seen only three drunken and the only American among them learned to drink at met an American anything like Sinclair working girls are much better dressed than American working (Continued from Page 1) Ceimtoall Foodl a 21 1 East Central Open Till Midnight Every1 Day I 1 Special Sale Fruits" 4' lbs Seedless Raisins 25c 4 lbs 8Q-90 Size Prunes 25c 2 lbs Peaches Apricots or Compole 25c 8 oz Syrup Pack Peaches 5c (6 oz Syrup Pack Peaches or Apricots idc Ho 2 Syrup Pack Peaches or Aprieots 124c No 2 Heavy Syrup Fancy Pears 19c lioi Heavy Syrup Fruit Salad 25c No 2 Whole Pickled Pears or Peaches 25c 8 oz Pineapple or Pears No 2 Pineapple Matched Slices I2c No 2f Pineapple Matched Slices I7ic No 2 i Royal Anne Cherries 19c il QUAPAW OKLA March (ff) crowd of 5000 persons from Missouri Kansa and Oklahoma gathered here today to celebrate the opening of an 11-mile strip of paving between Commerce Okla and Baxter Springs Kan on 8 highway 66 Fifty floats in a two-mile parade depicted the advancement of transportation and another feature was a mounted troop jpt 150 Boy Scouts Princess Ardina Griffin daughter of Victor Griffin Indian chief cut a ribbon opening the highway 8 Avery of Tulsa was the principal speaker RANKER ADMITS HE KILLED EXAMINER 1 GYPSUM ROBBERS PLAY JOKE OH TOWH MARSHAL SALINA March 24 (A) After stealing $75 worth of foodstuffs in i 1 other officials in Washington He emphasized his only official capacity was that of chief delegate to the league and he would be relieved of that office upon his arrival in Tokya Manchukuo Autonomous Discussing his policies in Manchukuo with some 30 interview jers Matsuoka made clear at the i outset that Japan considers Man chukuo autonomous and on that basis he answered the questions put to him for an hour He said Japan would seek no revenue from Manchukuo to 'reimburse her expenditures in behalf of the new country there was no Intention of restricting trade there and his country could! not answer for a Manchukuo navy' if there was one A photographer broke in with a question it true Mr he asked while you weip in Switzerland you tried to buy the Swiss navy lor but I was unable to do Matsuoka replied solemnly and then joined in the laughter Matsuoka was asked whether his he sold to a seven-room home at 1151 Woodrow to Joseph Walz a five-room home at 227 South Athenian and to Ford a five-room home at 812 North Delrose One of the homes sold for cash and 10 Cloth Cn Hu CAIIE Declares He 'Thought I Had to Shoot Oklahoma Bank Official (Continued from Page 1) TT i the other two for large cash pay- nek from Altus this morning had acreT Jn Just stepped out of the of- mems- ine iarm OI acrcs ln fice when the shooting occurred Ernest had been sitting at a Miss Doane said and Mr Brock had been talking I tell what they said until I have HEADS LIVESTOCK MEN OKLAHOMA CITY March Blizzard head of the With 1A0 Purchnae of Other Groceries animal husbandry department at Oklahoma A and college was reelected president of the Southwest American Livestock association at a meeting of that group here today pose with the same determinations a our non-Jewish The statement of the Central union said: foreign newspapers are spreading stories to the effect that mutilated bodies of Jews are regularly found at the entrance to the Jewish cemetery in Weissesee a suburb of Berlin that Jewish girls are forcibly herded into public squares and that hundreds of German Jews have reached Geneva nine-tenths of them ihcluding many children terribly maltreated such reports are pure inventions union emphatically declares that German Jewry cannot be held answerable for such irresponsible distortions which deserve the utmost condemnation" In the last few weeks the German nation has been in the throes of a tremedous political upheaval the statement said and political reprisals and excesses have occurred also against Jews But the efforts of the state and national governments to restore order and Chan cellor Adolf order (to his Nazi followers) to put an end to individual action have been effec jtlve the Central union asserted American Group Will Protest German Disorders NEW YORK March Formation of a com mittee for protest against German Fascist with Senator Burton Wheeler Bishop Francis McConnell William Allen White and other prominent persons listed as members was announced today as the American Jewish congress formulated plans for mass protest i meetings Monday night The provisional committee In a letter addressed to hundreds of statesmen educators clergymen and i others called for prompt and energetic protest against the Fas-! cist reign of terror in atrocities are directed 'against liberals and workers Jews and the latter said victims Include many of Ger-I leading writers artists Meat Specials BELMONT BACON 2 lbs for PURE LARD 3 lbs for PRIME SHORT RIBS per lb BEEF POT ROAST per lb PORK LOIN ROAST per lb FANCY VEAL ROAST lb 27 17 10 Sunkist Solid Heads CaRpIbage 2C Up From Doz LEJ 12 24 Lb- Lb Bac 33C 59c 2 Dell No 2 Can Or Com atoes CoSSee'" 3 Lb Sack of Silk Floss Instant Biscuit Flour with a Purchase of a Meadow Gold Pound 19c (With a $100 Purchase or More ill Noon Only) (Btffigair 19c 21c 29c 4c Seminole Tissue 3 Del Monte Salmon SSfT 2 SSL Sultana Beans 15-oa can RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS 2 bunches LEMONS Sunkist dozen 19 -Fresh curly 2 lbs DELICIOUS Good color 6 lbs RHUBARB Young tender 2 lbs 19? ONION SETS 2 lbs 9c 12 Lb Bag Best 24 Lb Bag 59c 1ft I Royal Ann Cherries Seedless Grapes Pineapple Peaches Grapefruit Soups Green Olives Maraqhino Cherries Catsup Mush PumpkiiT'SIiced Tongue and many other items Your choice each Tomato Soup Can A A- £-t -u 'r I i California No 10 can 290 CHERRIES or No 10 can SAUERKRAUT Libby's No 10 can 21 SALMON Pink tall cans RED SALMON 2 tall cans 29tf Seedless 3 lbs SALAD DRESSING Blue Bird qt jar 16 ounce Jar PINEAPPLE Broken slice No 2 can 10 Hedl tasr Fflouur Iona FHoumr 5 Sunnyfipld Flour 48 Lb Bag 69c ta They were still talking when I left the bank on an errand for Mr She said when she returned to the office Ernest was lying on the floor dead The young woman then ran out of the bank screaming for help Bank Closed Upon being advised of the shooting by Miss Doane Commissioner Barnett ordered Jones a bank' liquidator to take charge of the bank State operatives from Oklahoma City joined county officers in the investigation Brock was arrested by Sheriff A Savage and taken to Altus for questioning Ernest who had been a bank examiner for 18 years leaves his widow and two children Brock alsq has a amily Commissioner Barnett said the bank had deposits of $59000 and had restricted withdrawals to 10 per cent when state banks reopened following the bank holiday Later withdrawals were increased to 20 per cent Commissioner Barnett announced complete investigation of alleged violation of the state banking laws would be made and disclosed he lad talked to Brock as weU as Ernest just before the shooting Ernest told me he had caught Brock ln a shortage and that he recommended that the bank be dosed and taken over by the department I told him to dose it and to give me the facts by telegram Then Brock talked to me close the bank Mr Barnett he' said there's any shortage chargeable to me 111 make compete restitution but if you close the ank ruin me' I told him that be a poor hief if I did not follow the recom-1 nendation of my examiner right but I can i Brock said Then I got Ernest back on the wire and told him there was I no change ln NAMES FRANKLIN AS BUSINESS MANAGER' Gov Landon also Announces 3 Other Appointments in Official Family TOPEKA March 24 (JP) The official which will help: Gov Alf Landon administer thei government of Kansas is taking! shape now that the chief executive! with the legislature off his hands' except for the signing of several dozen bills Is able to devote his attention to patronage problems Four additions to the family were announced today one of them Ben Franklin of Topeka being appointed state business manager by the state board of administration' That Franklin would be appointed in succession to Jorgensen Wichita was announced several days ago by the governor The other appointments announced today by the governor were: Cogswell of Pretty Prairie master of the State Grange as a member of the state tax commission ln succession to Walter Huxman Hutchinson Bray Syracuse Sixth dis-! trict member of the state highway commission ln succession to Forrest M- Luther Willis Crowther Salina attor-i ney for state tax commission sue-! ceeding -Ernest Blincoe Ftart Scott recently appointed to the corporation commission Approximately 30 appointments requiring confirmation by the senate wefe made while the legislature was ln session MAIL CLERKS MIX FUH WITH DUTIES SUPERIOR WISp March (JP) Working jigsaw puzzles was part of the work for two mail clerks ln the Superior postoffice Two envelopes containing different puzzles were accidentally broken open and the clerks worked out the puzzles to segregate the pieces and return) them to their proper envelops CLOSES FOUR DEALS Wichita Seal Estate Man Reports Big Business Fast Week Jester with the White Realty company had a whirlwind session of sales this week in three days time selling three Wichita homes and a farm in Illinois In the deals closed by Mr Jester Veg Chicken Bean or Tomato can KARO SYRUP No 5 pail No 10 pail 47 CATSUP Lippincott's 14 oz hot 10r MILK Libby's 2 tall cans 9 2 tall cans Fresh lb size 13 COMB HONEY Per frame CRACKERS Fresh sodas 2 lb box Evaporated 2 lbs CORN MEAL-plO lb bag A good one each Oranges Radishes Seed Potatoes si iiu $139 Onions Spanish 3 5c Grapefruit For 7c 39c (bVz Roast Pork Loin Butter iT Country Roll Lb Each 39c ri Shanklcsa Picnic Vhi CarafeS 5C Peanut Butter CREAM LOAP CAKE if) 2 cups sifted Swans teaspoon salt Down Cake Flour I cup sugar teaspoons Calu- 2 eggs well beaten met Baking 1 cups heavy cream Powder 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift flour once measure add baking powder and salt and sift together three times Add sugar gradually to eggs and baat well Add flour alter-' nately with cream a small amount at a time Beat alter each addition until smooth Add vanilla Bake in greased pan 8 8 2 inches in moderate oven (350 r) 50 minutes Spread chocolate frosting oq top and sides of cake No 1 Skinned Sugar Cured Whole or Half Lb Hams lb js 9c is 6c ih 15c Cudahy's Beef Roast Pork Roast ctnie Belmont Original Pk I Pork Steak Roasts 5c Boiling Beef lb 8c Beef lb 2 £5c The Sensational IFdDdDED STCDIHxlES Then too Calumet gives you another true economy: you use less because Calumet goes further Only one teaspoon to a cup of sifted the thrifty standard proportion with Calumet Try Calumet in this delicious Cream Loaf Cake Then you'll see why reasonably-priced Calumet is the best hairing powder value! 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