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SETTLEMENT ON BAN
BY S. E. C. IS SEEN
National Invested Savings Corp.
Expected to Change Registra
tion Statement.
Officials of the National Invested
Savings Corp. said today they ex
pected a settlement of the difflcul
tie* which led the Securities and Ex
change Commission yesterday to sus
pend the registration of their stock
issues.
The president of the company,
which has offices in the Union Trust
Building, is James E. Watson, former
Senator from Indiana.
The commission’s stop order was
based on the allegedly improper use
in the registration statement of the
names of prominent persons in an
effort to sell the stock to the public.
Watson said he was advised changes
could be made in the registration
statement to satisfy the commission.
— ———
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Japen faces a fan shortage.
MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON
TO SHOW BORNEO MOVIES
Widow of Expedition leader Ap
pears Tomorrow Nifrht, at
Constitution Hall.
t
Mrs. Martin Johnson, who is "car
rying on" following the reoent death
of her husband In an airplane crash,
in which she herself was injured, will
present motion pictures made by the
Martin Johnson expedition to Borneo
before the National Geographic So
ciety tomorrow night in Constitution |
Hall.
Mrs. Johnson will introduce Joseph
Tilton, sound engineer for the mo
tion pictures, who will describe some
of the thrilling moments of the
jungle journey by airplane into some
of the least-known quarters of the
world.
One of the high points of the ex
pedition was the capture of two huge
orang-outangs, one of which was las
soed and the other snared in nets
thrown over him after the tree in
which he took refuge was cut down.
TRANSFER TO ARCHIVES
OF SENATE DATA ASKED
Records From 1789 Would Be
Cared for There if Resolution
Is Adopted.
Historic records of Senate pro
ceedings dating back to 1789 would
be transferred to the Archives Build
ing for preservation if a resolution
introduced yesterday • afternoon by
Senator Barkley, Democrat, of Ken
tucky passes. It was referred to the
Library Committee, of which Barkley j
is chairman.
These old documents,, which es
caped the fire when the British
burned the Capitol in 1814, contain
the story of the gradual development
of the Government from Its begin
ning.
It is probable that all records ex
cept those required for current busi
ness will be placed in the Archives es
tablishment, where all modern facili
ties for preserving documents are
available.
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THRIVES ON VEGETABLES
20-Year-Old Cat Still Able to
Figtft Off Dogs.
WAIT8BURG, Wash. (*>). —Al
though 20 years old, Laddie, a Persian
cat, is still able to fight off dogs,
boss other cats and catch an occa
sional gopher or mole. E. L. Wheeler,
his owner, says it may all be the
result of Laddie's vegetable diet.
For breakfast the cat eats a salad,
preferably with lots of mayonnaise;
for lunch a cantaloupe or other fruit;
for dinner assorted vegetables. He’ll
choose a turnip any time in prefer
ence to meat.
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fashion with a complete outfit of Easter foods ^
from your nearest District Grocery Stores. Just
phone your order and everything you need will be
DELIVERED FREE!
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* SHORT SBMK
U. S. No. 1 Grade
Smoked
8 to 12 Lbs. Average Weight
These hams are stamped "U. S. No. 1 GRADE/' the finest quality obtainable. The short shank
eliminates loss in cooking and the sugar-cure makes 'em taste so good!
CHUCK ROAST
From U. 5. Govt. Graded
CHOICE STEER BEEF
FRESH LOIN
PORK ROAST
Brandywine B" C
SLICED BACON - - -Ib-J
Auth's Smoked Sausage-*b 25c
Sunshade
ROLL BUTTER.lb
D. G. S. Creamery Butter-- ib. 43c
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—in our Produce Departments. Every fruit
and vegetable is resplendent in Mother Na
ture's coat of Spring color, and they fairly sing
a song of Spring freshness. The quality, too,
is the finest the market affords.
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Green Peas Cabbage ‘ “T
Fresh Red Sweet / , 1 C
BEETS POTATOES ** ' 3C
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APPLES
4 lbs. 19c
U S. No. 1 Old-fashioned
, Winesap Apples
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FLORIDA
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Hipolite Marshmallow Creme >. pf tan 12c 3
Paas Egg Dyes_2 l0f pkks- 17c 3
Bee Brand Pure Food Colors dropper 23c j
Durkee's Salad Dressing_8 Jar 23c }
Peter Pan Pink Salmon-2 rans 23c 1
French's Bird Seed-2 pk** 23c }
French's Bird Gravel-2 pk«s 19c J
Sunshine Ginger or Lemon Snaps8 «• pk* 9c
N. B. C. Premium Flake Crackers8 «*■ i**-9c
N. B. C. Trio Sandwich Cookies 8 «■ pk* 9c
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371 CHANCES TO WIN ,, 0, :
$2,000.00 Z \
Thrilling New Slogan Contest _ _
SOFTASILK 29c
ENTER TODAY—SEE OUR DISPLAY!
Gold Bog Coffee-,b 23c
Shurfine Coffee.lb 25c
WlUUlMTea VI 18c it 35c
Hershey's Cocoa - ran i5c ;
Lipton's Tea - - it 23c 5t 45c
Tru-Blu Bock Beer - - 3<^'„ 25c
New Yorker Bock Beer, 4 it 25c
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M. P. C. Toilet Tissue - - 4 ro,Is 17c
Octagon Laundry Soap - 4 cakes I9c
M. P. C. Paper Towels - - 3 ro,,s 25c
Kirkman's Soap Powder -- pk* 5c
Amoco Motor Oil - - *aSt^ $1.59
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with FORD V4 SEDAN mi 1,000 GALLONS
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