Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1930, Page 6

THE kvfinindg STAR, WaShdliulua, D, C, Woodibouad, ARMY HUUSIN GEN. DANFORTH IS SENT NAMED AS DELEGATE Richmond Man Dies in Italy. | G BIU. TO DUNCAN FIELD POST [, zurner wint mepresent Engt.| S Bradch of ‘Bichamond, ‘va “area late last night at his residence here. neer Society in England. . | Scott_Turner, director of the United | American automobiles are increasing States Bureau of Mines, has been ap- | in popularity in Egypt. pointed by directors of the American Institute of Miping and Metallurgical | Engineers to represent the irlam:;:u,.q .| the annual meeting of the Institution | ‘le';t.r:: gu:h::réafle‘s o!;l. lg:nm;;?;- ;firjnf Mining Engineers at Birmingham, | ‘ l‘l‘ri-fp_fmeqt Fne4 Corps, will be relieved of duty in Wash- | England, July 9-12. Mr. Turner salled ( it Fails ] v 2 ~ | on the S. 8. Bremen, June 27. PILE-POE. a soothing, _cooling iNgtol 1n sbiout 18 AAys. | | ointment, draws out agonizing pain The War Department said today he | - | Two bridges to be erected in the| f 7 ebec. Canada, will cost adls 1,000,000 and. $1,700,000. JULL 2, 1YoU HURLEY TO SPEAK A—6 ww Patrick- J. Hurley, .Secretary of War, WRITER PREDIGTS | 25222 T monies attending the opening of the Center. Citizens’ * Military Training Comp at i o, ! that it, i X . After | Aoy s Editor of N. E. A. Journal i’:i?fififi{fi‘&’fig{&?%flfi |Senators Favor Building Proj- Foresees Substitution of |3t Feaponsipuitia ™ °® We¥| ects Totaling $633,340 - Machines for Men. in Report. Open Saturday, July 5th, Till 2 P.M, EFEI By the Associated Press. dutics and responsibilities, AWYERS TO POLL Breigl o e R e L would proceed to Duncan Fleld, San | 53t QuE risk, money ba By the Assoctated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2.—Joy Elmer Morgan, editor of the Journal of the National Education Association, | Ballots advises American educators %o prepare the public for the time when the aver- lnm working day will be just four hours n, g. Here today to address a departmental meeting of the association’s annual convention, Morgan said the rapid rate | BY the Associated Press. of replacement of men by machines makes it reasonable to believe that the working week gradually will be short- ened. By 1960 men and women probably four-hour days, he said. He based this statement on the assumption that ma- chine replacement of men will clip an hour off the working week each year. The problem for the éducator, he said, is to teach the public how to use all the leisure time it will have on its hands. increase in culture and learning or a deterioration resulting from ill-spent leisure. HOUSE ORDERS PROBE VIEWS ON DRY LAW Building projects amounting to | $633.340 for military posts in or near Antonio, Tex., to take command of the | Provinces of Qu $! Air Corps training center. [Wnsmnzmn were added to the Army termine the attitude of its 30,000 mem- bers in regard to prohibition will be mailed by the American Bar Associ- will be working the equivalent of five [ation within the next 10 days, it was said at the headquarters of the asso- ciation today. The poll was ‘authorized by the ex- ecutive committee of the association at its meeting in Washington, May 6. 2 Two ballots will be submitted to the It will mean either a great|mempers, they favor a poll on the prohibition question. favor adoption of a resolution by the American Bar Association standing for repeal amendment. It was explained that the second bal- | 30,000 Members of Bar Association. ure to the Senate today. laundry at Walter Reed Hospital. The first asks the lawyers if | {5 the Senate today, $15,000,000. The second asks if they of the national prohibition OF JUDGE’S METHODS | reicrendum “showea “thay. the. iawyers | eyt liam La Varre Against Bascom S. Deaver of Georgia. By the Associated Press. = An investigation into charges of Wil- La Varre, former Columbia, 8. C., mewspaper publisher, against Federal Judge Bascom 8. Deaver of the middle district of Georgia was authorized yes- terday by the House. > ‘The House Judiciary Subcommittee, headed by Representative Moore, Re- publican, Ohio, was authorized to con- duct the inquiry and to report by the end of this Congress. It was given power to summon witnesses and records and to expend as much as $5,000 in the inquiry. . s Charges_against the ‘official ‘conduct of Judge Deaver were made in & peti- tion filed with Speaker Lohgworth ‘by La Varre, who was in jail at Augusta, Ga., at the time on a contempt-of-court charge. La Varre charged Deaver with being arrogant and tyrannical in an equity case in which the newspaper man was’ involved with a former associate, Har- old Hall. HYDE DESCRIBES .- TARIFF FARM AID Distinet Gain for Agriculture in New Law, Secretary Says Over Radio. - By the Assoclated Press. The new tariff law was hailed by Sec- Hyde today as a “ gain” for agriculture, providing increased pro- tection, actually and potentially, for American farmers. - In an address over a network of radio stations, the Secretary said it would serve to hold the home market for the American producer and would stimulate agriculture to balance its production #gainst the market demand: £ Many of its rates, such as those on wool, eggs, long staple cotton and datry products, he said, will‘be generally bene- fcial, and others will help in border markets, One great source of potential benefit to agriculture, Hyde said, was the pos- sibilities which the tariff ‘opened up for better balanced production. In conclusion he said: “The act adds to thedpoten!lautics of the program of | , the Federal Farm Board. It affords the farmer of America adequate breastworks behind which he may, 4f he will bring his producilons within the operation of the law, find fitable tion.” Choose a face powder that is individually textured to your particular skin type..a powderthatgoesonsmooth- ly and clings lastingly! & Select the texture you need from one of Plough's three Face Powders. ..each oh- | tainable in five moderntints, Foroilyskin,choosePlough's “Incense of Flowers,” heavy texture in the oval bax, 75¢, Fordry skin,choosePlough's “Favorite Bouquet,” light * texture in the square box, 30c. For normal skin, choose Plough's “Exquisite,” med- ium texture in the round box, 50c. Plough's Face Powders are sensibly priced a. all drug stores and the Plough name on the package guarantees the quality. INC. Sen Francisce FACE. POWDER.S CREATED '8Y PLOUGH, New. York... 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INSPECTED MEATS BEST QUAfiTY to Be Mailed Soon to! housing bill by the Senate Military Af. fairs Committee in reporting the meas- Counting the items that had already been approved by the House, this brought the total for military reserva- CHICAGO, July 2.—Ballots to de- | tions in the ‘vicinity of Washington up to $1,169,440. The heaviest increase ap- provad by the Senate Commitfee was for Bolling Field, where $311,000 was added, making the total for that station $770,000. The Senate Committee als> | inserted $218,340 for buildings at Fort Myer, for which nothing was allowed by the House. The remainder of the Senate increase was $104,000 for a The total amount of the bill as it passed the House for the country as a whole was $10,000,000, and as reported For Bolling Field, the Senate com- mittee added $20,000 for a guard house, $15,000 for a post exchange, $40,000 for a gymnasium and raised the House item for quarters for non-commissioned of- ficers from $81,000 to $162,000. 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Boiled 1 8 ¢ Ham, 7 Ib. i Special uncheon Meat, ; b, 13c Cooked Corn 1 Beef, 15 Ib. 15¢ Meaty Frankfurters, 1b. 25(‘. Finest Fresh Produce! DELICIOUS RIPE RED nre TOMATOES . . Teen CORN . . . .. ' Your nearest 45C0 Store is well supplied with Foods and Table Needs to make your Independence Day BANANAS . . . Our_Stere: eat” Markets in_ Washingion and vielaly 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ B ] o8 . o Bt Outing a success. .big bot. 15¢ ¥ .big bot. 13¢ 2 0%e’e y 3 o 00, 0.0.0,.0.0,0,0,0,0.8 0%0%0%0%6%0%0%0%¢%¢%0%0%0%0%0%0%¢%5%0%0%0%0%0%0%¢%0%¢%0 °0%0%¢%¢%c%0%c%e%c%e %’ ;.I.........‘...........l.......'.l........ The Avenue at Seventh * What to wear ..everywhere.. on the Fourth Any required alterations will be made in time for July 4th —with blue trousers and white flannels — feature: $ 3 7.50 THE big thing about this ensemble is that it outfits you handsomely for any hour ++ . any occasion. Blue is always right o+ . and for every summertime pursuit, white flannels are the high fashion. 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