Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 56

D. C. FRIDAY ISIT This Store For All Your Blank Book Needli Morrison Paper Co. JUNE 14, 1929 AMUSEMENTS. BUS EXCURSIONS TO CHAPEL - POINT Saturdays and Sundays Leays Saturday. between 12:30 and THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, MEXICAN DEVELOPMENT DESCRIBED OVER RADIO country’s educational facilities. AMUSEMENTS. Under the administrations of Presi- nearly 10 times as large as the bud- expenditures for education have been getary allowance for this item under President Caranza, he said. When Pres- | ident Calles took office in 1926, he de- clared, there were but 600 rural’ schools. NEW TRAFFCRULES | 527 E. vance in Education Since 1, £135, 7135 and [ Commercial Agent Potints Out Ad- Forest Hills Association Of- Columbia—"The Rainbow Man," at fers Regulations to Curb Conn. Ave. Fatalities. Several traffic regulations for the protection of pedestrians and automo- biles at the intersection of Albemarle street and Connecticut avenue, where the fourth death occurred a few days ago, were recommended last night by the Forest Hills Citizens' Association. These included establishment of safety zones, the prohibition of parking near all four corners, reduction of the speed Jimit from 30 to 22 miles an hour and police and traffic light protectian. The associatfon al & previous meet- ing had named a commitiee to confer with Traffic Direclor Harland as to the | best means of safeguarding the corner and this movemer.. was spurred by the subsequent death of Ann Woolard, 8, of 4514 Connecticut avenue, who was run down as she cressed the avenue. After a confercnce with Mr. Harland L. A. Carruthers, chairman of the ns- soclation’s traffic committee, reported that the traffic director had’ recom- 10:50 a.m.,, 1, 3:10, 5:25, 7:256 and 9:30 “Careers,” at 11:10 am., 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. For ! s, at 11:45 am., 2:35, 440, 7:50 and 9:55 b, | Palace—“A Man's Man," at 11:50 2:25, 5:15, 7:45 and 10 p.m. | Metropolitan—"Noah's Ark” mcond week), at 11:15 am, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 &nd 9:20 pan. | | Little Theater—"The Weavers” (sec- | ond week), continuous from 1 pm. to | 11 pan. 1'10‘; sador — “Gentlemen of the | t 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 pm. | “Why Be Good,” at 2:25, ’ 7:45 and 9:35 p.m. ral—*“Nolsy Neighbor: m 11 a.am. to 11 pa. |1 lo 6, continu- Annetlc stkms to Graduate. Aunette E. Hawkins, daughter of | | William L. Hawkins, attorney and em- | ploye of the Census Bureau, will be | | graduated from Smith College, North- | | ampton. Mass, Monday. The girl won | | a scholarship to Smith from Dunbar | High School. 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Second Floor recommended that additional police- men be placed on duty during school hours. Speakers pointed cut that the fourteenth precinct has only seven men available for traffic duty near the three | “Your Furtune Free [E] With a LA‘ vl Teu” g Luncheon, 60c Tea, 40c Dinner, 75¢ and $1.00 We Cater Eridye Parties and Dances schools in the vicinity. Frank. 8332 Telephone Potomac 6322 “Closed on Sundays” :zz:mzzzz.:zx:.:.xxzzzz ’ Creater ‘Comfort—More Styleg$ MoreModerate Price $ STORAGE WAREHOUSE SALE —TIRES AND TUBES— Metropolitan Warehouse Co. 50 Florida Avenue N.E. A Solid Carload Absolutely Brand-New Tires and Tubes Has Been Placed in Our Hands by a Manufac- turer With Orders to SELL AT BARGAIN PRICES. EXTRA DISCOUNT If You Purchase Two or More Tires. Fisk Prem. 30x5.25 ...$8.95|31x5.25 ... 32x6.00 ...10.95 | 30x5.00 33x6.00 ....11.75|31x5.00 .. 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