Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1930, Page 26

B—10 ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1930. with no fixed time for rest were among | tography), Signal Corps, Washington, D. PLAN CRIME DRIVE he job, but will require that a 12- | retary of the fourth United States Civil Chicago Commerce Associa-| i R[E | Mo Teat period be guaranteed betwaes | Sasvise district, 1723 F street, | calls. —_—. 1 AG MENI MAI]E GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN. | siab it procues i cenaes - stoms tion to Outline Problem of Cleaning Up City. T PALAIS ROYAL G Street at Eleventh Telephone District 4400 e eSS ot st o W 9:15! Saturday! Men! 75 faday Hart Schaffner & Marx | _— | hawker at Linslade, England, was found { 3 ke to be selling notice plates bearing the Standard Contract for Free Hospital Needs Assistant Dietitian | yords, “No Hawkers” and “No Can- | and Artist Illustrator Is Wanteq, | vassers.” Lance Players Remedies | he united States Civil Service Com. |~ - - : mission today announced the following Old Complaints. | open competitive examinations: | "Assistant dietitian, Freedmen's Hos- [ pitay, at $1800 a year, less $360 a year | By the Associated Press. | for board and lodging. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., February 7.—| Artist illustrator —(animated pho- By the Assoclated Press. ! CHICAGO, February 7.—New steps were under way today to_correct crime conditions, which Col. Robert Isham | Randolph of the Association of Co merce, called “rotten and intolerab and which State's Attorney John A. Swanson admitted were “worse than that.” Occasional reports rambling westward == = ————— = FURNITURE from New York that the Actors’ Equity Assoclation might again attempt an in- vasion of the movie industry may be settled somewhat by the agreement in existence here yesterday between the | movie producers and a committee of OFFICE iati bers today were L o Tiave the Brobiem outimed. s them movie actors themselyes. FURNITURE by President Randolph. With the situa- | Revisions in the “standard contract 3 tion presented, a plan of action was to be worked out. | “Present conditions cannot be per-| mitted to costinue,” Col. Randolph said. “The time for resolutions and recom- | mendations is past. Something definite | must be done.” In the investigation of the seven slay- ings and two serious gun attacks of the last eight days, two men are under arrest. These mep, Jerry Cotter and George Camplon, have been formally charged with the slaying of William Healy, who named them as his assail- ants, but who later refused to identify them when they were brought before | him as he lay d GOLD STAR MOTHERS’ | : | TRIP PLANS ARE LAID| Tnhese sitver blonde tresses of Miss Eleanor Holt of Milton, Mass., have just | won for her the distinction of having the most beautiful natural colored hair In | the New England States. She is a real silver blonde and this photo shows fhe crowning glory from all vantage points. —Wide World Photos. | —_— e ___—_Vlde World Photos. | for free-lance players” intended to rem- NAtional edy alleged objectionable working con- 9136 6'6 E fi.N.\V. ditions will go into effect immediately. Long hours and day and night work | A good assortment of pat- terns and colors in raglan or box models. Plain or fancy grays. Also light or dark terra cotta diag- onal weaves; all silk lined. Sizes 36 to 42. 100 Men’s $27.50 to $35.00 All-Wool Overcoats 19.95 Taken from our own stock. Well tailored coats, rayon lined. In the season’s popular fabrics—fleece, cheviot, boucle. Plain or herringbone weaves. Natural and plaid backs. Blue, oxford grey, brown and tan. Sizes 33 to 44. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Sale! 2,000 Men’s White Broadcloth and Novelty YOUR MOVE—Tomorrow! For it “won’t be long now’ before the end of this tremedous opportunity Sensational “Clean-Up” Congress Completes Action on Legislation to Enable Them to Visit Graves in France. extra special! Clearing Out Our Remaining Stock of These Electric Old English Waxer Polishers $32.50 Formerly $42.50 GUARANTEED This is a model that has been discontinued by the factory, and as we have only a limited number, we have reduced the price. Act quickly if you don’t want to be disappointed! Every one in perfect condition and thoroughly guaranteed. By the Associated Press. Congress completed action yesterday on legislation to provide $5,386,367 to enable Gold Star Mothers and World ‘War widows to make a pilgrimage to the graves of the loved one in France. Present. plans for the pilgrimages Wwould bring the Gold Star Mothers and World War widows from all parts of the country to New York at Govern- ment expense. After a day or two in that city, they would be given cabin- class accommodations to Europe, two weeks abroad, and the journey home again, with even the expense of tips provided for. Maj. Gen. Frank B. Cheatham, under ‘whose direction the pilgrimages will be made, announced after an extensive survey that a majority of the 6,730 who had signified a desire to make the trip Pprobably would go during 1930, Gen. Cheatham said he would try to arrange for mothers and widows from the same localities to make the pilgrim- age together. He will provide a per- sonnel of guides and interpreters frcm the staff of the Army. NEW YORK ARCHITECT REWARDED FOR WORK D. Everett Waid Active in Raising Funds for Washington Center. Clearing away many splendid shoes that were in recent $3.95, $4.75 and $5.85 sales — popular 7th St. store only fashions — near- ly all sizes. 00 *00 In case it snows— At our 7th St. “ e Sale of women’s $3.50 “Gaytee” and “Arcade” Stores novelty slider Galoshes—much reduced ...evevneen.....$1.95 Girls’ & Boys’ Winter Shoes Last Day! 58 S2_-_£ Children's laced boots and misses’ low shoes at $1.89. Junior women's and boys’ excellent early Spring- We carry, at all times, a complete line of Old English Wax, in paste and liquid forms. Keep your floors look- ing attractive by this modern method. Inexpensive—minimum of labor—long life. FIRST FLOOR H Barber & Ross, Inc. The Big Hardware & Housefurnishing Store By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 7.—D. Everett Waid, New York architect, last night received the 1929 medal of honor of the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects for “distin- guished work and high professional standing.” The medal was presented at a din- ner held on the steamship Ile de France. Mr. Waid, formerly president of the American Institute of Architects and now chairman of the building commit- tee of the institute, has been active in a movement to raise $600,000 among United States architects to develop the Regular $1.69 to $3 Values 139 7th & K weight oxfords and pumps—at $2.89. Octagon, a historical Washington struc- ‘N, . et s tonal. center of archi- 1 lth & G Sts. N . . ‘ 3212 14th Last Day Tomorrow! Full - cut, well made shirts—the kind of shirts that return from the laundry snowy white or with their original color—shirts that the immaculate man will like. Col- lar attached or neckband, with separate collar to match styles. 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