'On the Other Hand’ Swedish Sources Hope For of Herr ‘The Road to Serfdom’ Exchange Leopold Hayek’s Bj the Associated Press. Most Exciting Thing Since Technocracy . April 12. —The said yesterday ay Lowell Mellett bound bullet In his campaign to newspaper Expressen OUR PLEDGE limit income taxes to 25 per cent, there was some hope that King Leo- The big news out of Vienna isn’t of would be exchanged no matter how big the income. pold customers to and Make a full load. the fact that the Russians are chas- of if To urge bring shopping paper bags if every bag carry As for Hayek, he seems to be a by the Germans by way , ing the Germans around the Ring- and that might to carry well-intentioned fellow. It is to speculated Leopold purchases. Not to use a within a when abso- strasse. The big news out of Vienna to abdicate in favor of if bag bag except : be hoped, for his sake, that he be intending To in customer’s own bag is a little man his if place purchases shopping escapes back to London before the son. lutely necessary. in spec t a c 1 e s ! or container whenever possible. ; present craze subsides. He may not This speculation arose when Prince named Fried- which can be if To wrap for rather than for understand that we are subject to Carl Bernadotte, brother of Leo- if Not to bag or wrap packaged articles protection appear- rich Hayek, now such seizures. Mah-jongg, flagpole late , ance. in this country, pold's Queen, carried safely unwrapped. sitting, technocracy—they hit us purchased the Castle Huseby near chasing an an- I use the smallest if To all unusable and hard, but we over them. in Southern Sweden for the if To bag possible. salvage paper paperboard. cient economic ! get Vaxjo house of Belgium, the account theory around royal said. The was 2,500,- the lecture cir- reported price 000 Swedish crowns ($600,0001. cuit. Answers to Herr Hayek Prince Carl Bernadotte, who re- didn't plan it signed his Swedish title when he was that way. He married a countess and given didn't plan it at Questions the title of Belgian prince by Leo- tf-teAh tf-uuU and A reader can get the answer to any was said at be at Castle Laaken VecfttableA all. He doesn't question of fact by writing The Eve- pold. 31H I at Brussels as the of believe in plan- ning Star Information Bureau, now, guest FANCY COLOSSAL street NE Washington 2. D C. Please Prince Charles of Belgium. ning. All he inclose a cents for return postage. Regent planned — now THE HASKIN SERVICE. you ask, how could he plan any- By IT TAKES thing if he doesn't believe in plan- I Q. Is crude oil ever found at the C Bunch ) »21* of W. P. ASPARAGUS ning? Well, that's partly what the surface the earth?—L. confusion is about. To begin again, A. Crude oil has been discovered HOME-GROWN Herr Hayek merely planned to seeping from the surface of the come over from England, where he ground in many parts of the world, lectures in the London School of but in Russia, Iran, Vene- ONLY notably Economics, to explain in person why zuela and California. or KALE 2-17* he is opposed to planning. 2—HOURS SPINACH He didn't know what he was Q. When the United States mints TO RELINE THE BRAKES LARGE, JUICY, 126 SIZE coin money for foreign nations, talking into. He didn't, under- ON YOUR CAR stand that he had already become a where is the metal obtained?—E. sensation in American business L. H circles on the one hand, and in A. The foreign countries pay for PLYMOUTH either be ! American intellectual circles on the the metal. Silver may 5Q*50V FLORIDA ORANGES*--59* CHEVROLET other. He didn’t realize that he purchased or obtained under lease- \ had come over to be canonized lend agreement. Other metals are BLACK VALENTINE ROUND by BUICK _ _ _ _ in market. the Saturday Evening Post, the purchased open rONT‘AC Reader's Digest and other such $11.50 What are electrons?—L. M. P. organs of light and reason, or, for Q DODGE’*8 l« ’« 1 1 that matter, to be boiled alive by A. Electrons are tiny particles in CHRYSLER I atoms. Under the influence of very BEANS 19* Stuart Alvin Lewis GREEN Chase. Hansen. Free Adjuetmrnti Lorwin and other souls who high electrical voltage, they can HOME GROWN MARSH SEEDLESS simple D. C. move with a that Duplicate Testing Machine believe that we can't make any speed approaching »•> plans without planning. of light, which is approximately SPRING ONIONS 4 ^10* GRAPEFRUIT 11« 186.000 miles per second. His Book &AvK,E« Different. CLIFT’S j SOUND SLICING CRISP CALIFORNIA 2002 K Sf. N.W. ME. 6232! It. happened this way: Herr Q What is the inscription on the >b Hayek wrote a book and gave it a Washington Arch in New York City? TOMATOES 29« CARROTS 3 8« very intriguing name, "The Road '—M. T. SINCE 1888* ♦ to attracted atten- us a to Serfdom.” It A. "Let raise Standard ♦ i tion because it was so different from which the Wise and the Honest can ♦ nj.ij.jpniiiiMiJMWOT[ww«Mn"irmMirrrMi n A* tf-M, tf-nMl&i fyixxLi! anything anybody else had written Repair Tire Event is in the Hands ♦ PoutU- ♦ | times. It seemed to God.” in modern say of ♦ &ea tyood and Meat that Germany's trouble and Italy’s ♦ «-* *»• resulted from too much planning Q May the relatives of an Italian ♦ ! COOKED SQUASH “22« ♦ FRESH and that if Great Britain, the prisoner of war. stationed in this ♦ United States and other democ- country, send him a gift package? ♦ ! APPLE SAUCE 'p£29c racies don't look out, don't stop —G. V.’ ♦ » ♦ trying to plan everything, we are A. Relatives are permitted to send ♦ BUCK SHAD 25' all going in end up in the same packages to prisoners of war in this ♦ BRUSSELS SPROUTS Dairies pkg. 37® ♦ j mess as the Herrenvolk. but that is ra- frightful country, nothing ♦ ROE SHAD (INCLUDING HOC).lb. 49c That’s what it seemed to say and tioned may be included in the pack- ♦ CAULIFLOWER Dairies pkg. 28® that was enough for American ir- age. ♦ _ FRESH j reconcilables already convinced GLASS MIRRORS} that our country is on the road to Q Please describe the Combat In- SPINACH Birds Eye ”k~ 31® perdition as the result of a master j fantryman Badge.—M. C. C. COMPLETE STOCKS ♦ New' Deal plan. So an American A. It consists of a blue bar bear- GENUINE SHELLAC, VEGETABLES 41® edition of the book was brought out, j ing a silver rifle surmounted by a STEEL} CHOP SUEY WOOL, “SCOTCH" CROAKERS 17* pages about the Austro-Englishman silver laurel wreath. A Combat In- TAPE,: DUPONT SPONGES AND#| appeared in the slick magazines, fantryman Badge is awarded for! «• RUBBER GLOVES, FRESH HERRING 13c lectures were arranged and now satisfactory performance of duty in *‘MOR-} TITE" CAULKING * Hayek is among us. Planning more ground combat against the enemy. TAPE,: SUNNYFIELD ENRICHED SOILAX, ALUMINUM FRESH MACKEREL 35c books against planning, perhaps. PAINT.J Hayek himself probably finds the Q. What is mean by a flag officer FRESH PORGIES 19c ; FAMILY FLOUR 10 i 45° hullabuloo over his book very per- in the Navy?—T. R. M Co.: plexing. as perplexing as some of A. Flag officers are those who Hugh Reilly FRESH WHITE PERCH 33c CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF (NO POINTS) his readers find the book, which is have attained the rank of rear ad- 1334 N. Y. Ave. N.W. : miral and the senior thereto. * » perplexing enough. A gifted writer, j grades Phone NAtional 1703 19c - sentence SPINACH SOUP 2 23s every is completely plaus- »»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* FANCYJ5MELTS ible and convincing, but when the: Q How fast does a bomb fall after POINTS REDUCED! ONLY 10 POINTS PER CAN SQUARE CUT SHOULDER (4 POINTS) sentences grow into paragraphs the it is released from an airplane?— plausibility starts to evaporate and L. W. E Lamb Roast.,b 34c LIBBY'S when the paragraphs become chap- A No exact, figure can be given TOMATO JUICE 2’JSW S FRESH CUT (NO POINTS t ters you begin to wonder what it The speed of a falling bomb, dropped CLEAN. GOLDEN CREAM STYLE (20 POINTS) w'as you thought you’d been con- from a height of 40.000 feet in a vinced of. And you begin also to vacuum W’ould be 1.092 miles an Lamb Patties.,b 31c wonder which side of the issue hour, approximately. In actual prac- DEL MONTE CORN £,* SKINLESS (6 POINTS) ) 13° 1 Hayek is on, if there is an issue. tice the speed is reduced by resist- ^ roaMr FINE FABRICS Just the same he has furnished a ance of the air. EASILY! Frankfurters.,b 37c | lot of spiritual nourishment to those who still believe that America's j Q What is the maximum age for FRESH PORK (6 POINTS) IVORY enlistment in the United States SNOW.* 22e creed should be every man for him- (FOR I lb self and the devil take the hind- Army?—L. C. W. Meat ... 37« MAYFLOWER BLENDED (10 POINTS) PILLSBURY'S BEST 1 Sausage AND No. 2 A. The maximum limit en- ORANGE most. They can lift sentences from age for VVTVflV |PM |J UILIl GRAPEFRUIT. can XI C FLOUR ENRICHED. 10 bag 55c the listment in the Army is 50. Only 1 book and prove to their own COUNTRY SCRAPPLE (No Pt., 2 ,29c men who technical skills are BLUE BOY (No Point*) SUNNYFIELD l satisfaction that any more TVAs, possess any further interference with stock accepted. RING LIVER PUDDING 27c NAVY BEANS.2 S. 22c CORN FLAKES ; V 7c market manipulations, any monkey- MRS. MANNING'S (No Points) STRAINED f j Q Does the death of a veteran ASSORTED LOAVES (4 pt, P., 17c ing with wages and hours or the of the First World War entitle his ^ of food and and PORK & BEANS 9c CLAPP'S rOODS 3.... 20c prices clothing sister to a widowed Government NEW above all, any effort on the part of I COLLEGE INN EDUCATOR BOSTONIAN 1 pension?—D. R. * the Government to full em- SWEETHEART produce A. She is entitled to a pension CHILI DINNER 12c COOKIES vr 19c ployment, will take us right i rapidly only if she stood in loco parentis BLUE LABEL CRUTCHFIELD’S WHITE down that road to serfdom. SPRY TOILET SOAP and can establish that fact; also, if KARO SYRUP 2 27c CORN MEAL “Remorseless Logic.” his death was due to a service-con- %£ ZZ. 12c 96e ? KELLOGG Says Fortune magazine: “With; nected disability and if she can 4r«g-cakes 69 SUNNYFIELD S l remorseless and with an ad- show that she was X24c s68c logic dependent upon PANCAKE FLOUR 7c RICE KR1SP1ES ... lie mirable insistence on clear defini- him. 6 POINTS PEP POUND DELUXE BATH SIZE.lit BETTY CROCKER HOTTEN1OT tion, Hayek points out that the: | road to political slavery is, indeed,! PEA SOUP MIX 3 pk,. 25c MUSTARD RtLISH. Jar 13c KIRKMAN'S PRODUCTS | strewn with good intentions." HELLMAN8 BLUE RIBBON RED CHEEK (No Points) | Says Sam Pettengill, road agent BORAX SOAP _3 cakes 14c APPLE JUICE.& of the Committee for Constitutional fiber Brillo pad scour greasy, crusty | 21c SOAP FLAKES _23c REGULAR Government: “The world tide ebbs pans smooth! Dissolves the grease! 8UN8WEET OR DRIP GRIND I back toward serfdom — unlimited And polishes, too! So much easier GRANULATED SOAP_23c COFFEE PRUNE JUICE.& 28c BOSCUL .. bag 31c I government—the omnipotent state than messy dish rags—and so much SOAP POWDER _'»•■>*«• 17c neater! Brillo —back to Caesarism under various Today—get Soap COMPLEXION SOAP_3 cakes 14c aliases such as Na- Pads; or Brillo Cleanser— -- | (MAYONNAISE.ft35c Communism, tional Socialism, Fascism, New pads and soap separate. I—I Deal bureaucracy. * * * A counter- Genuine Brillo—in the red tf-aadi c^cuiSeciecuiUuf and box. dboi/uf, offensive is called for. Books are ivn »o vAgmuivc ucot aionauic green * * * Amt bullets in this war. 'The Road modern equipment. Nominal rates. fyoodi LARGE GRADE A Exclusive men'* department, sepa- Pacje SUNNYBROOK RINSO to Serfdom’ is a masterpiece of in- rate entrance ANN PAGE tellectual honesty. • * * I cannot Margaret E. Scheetze, Inc. [BEiDiyL© large OOc it too 1115 Conn. Ave. N.W. Nat’l package Am praise highly.” - So is this cloth- —I PLUM JAM . . . 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FILBERT’S (S POINTS) SOAP POWDER THAT COMBINES MILK TEA OLEOMARGARINE.&. 24c FARINA WITH BORDEN’S (S POINTS FOR t JARS) large |Cc FINEST !4-ib. 1 1/,-ib. 04e package A^P - Qe SPREADS ^2 ™w19« pkg. 19 Ut COCKTAIL sj.” 19c SEMOLINA. P 3 points pkg. | Relish, BEE 400 UNITS OF VITAMIN “O" Pineapple, BRAND ADDED TO EACH PINT MAYFAIR TEA ..*& 21c Pimento and Olive INSECT SPRAY epin„ 2Ic T/nrt35c ROACH KILLER 8c 20c DISINFECTANT 9k Qusi iff 15c • With meat rationing, more house- Hahesuf, m. Coff» tN’i % wives than ever are talking about the ENRICHED—DATED wonderfully delicious, nutritious meals they give their families by serving | Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni as a main MARVEL BREAD dish .. instead of expensive meats. It REGULAR SLICE SANDWICH SLICE 1 makes meat go further, tool By serving it twice a week, for a family of four, /•unVvmSSS 24-oz. they save $2 in cash... and save work, 24°:8oL 1 AC 11C ^ loaf AV loaf AA 2 and time as well. ABOVE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN OUR WASH.. D. C. STORES 1 ENRICHED—DATED i —MAKE TEMPTING And that means you get finer. : fresher flavor in I MARVEL BREAD ”£r 11c ♦very cup you K«g«Mg also the out- 1 ABOVE PRICE EFFECTIVE IN OUR VA. * MP. STORES drink. You enjoy ;'?¥«■ standing advantages of: Superb CHOP SUEY Flavor-Saver JANE PARKER Quality, Roasting, UH^^^y^^^MERICAN2 package MUELLER’S I pound ground beef and a Blend to Suit Your Taste! ELBOW j MACARONI l>/4 tea.poon. aalt A&P ■ 1 medium Buy Coffee! 7^-rg- 11n-- onion, chopped Dash pepper SVCUUUD ft llP-BBy--2 tablespoons butter 1 (No. 2) cam tomatoes (2 cups) DONUTS 16* YOU GIT RICHER FLAVOR! Cook Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni according to direction* on m m t ^*1 I CP ^ JANE PARKER OLD-FASHIONED " I I !■ I I package. Saute onion in butter until add 10AF .„.i: : |1 L|) golden brown; a i. §||||§|H M If ^|»S* ground beef, salt and pepper, and continue cooking until meat is m bast MHHli IT I _ AlDnNI browned. Stir tomatoes and simmer additional 84* - EIGHT O’CLOCK ...C —sail# liminutes, or until piping hot. Put Elbow Macaroni on . 23e 1 CAKE and I™* “ot Patter and pour meat sauce over. Serves 6 So 8. COFFEE Mild Mellow^ r| BQfT A real Scotch treat—lavish with ralslnt, COCOANUT red CIRCLE ...... * *>*<*• sugar, eggs, citron, orange peel JANE PARKER Bodled- and topped with crunchy pecans. Try Rich and PU» ■ Always « CAKE . 37c W MvUf’i r«4 wMfi t" 3 ! mdMvpockf. LAYEjt