Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1930, Page 7

WEDNESDAY,” SEPTEMBER 17, A7 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., PLANTO CURB SALF lKL’JIN STRESSES IMPORTANCE 1930. the men expect to sail for New York from which point they plan to make BASE BALL FIGHT FATAL I LONG RUN IN TINY BOAT T e the journey to Cadiz in 30 days. Two Boys Take to Fists to Settle |mhree Spanish Sailors Travel Home . Dispute Over Play. M. Elliot, world champion weight- OF CONSUMER CREDIT TO TRAD R B " “Actually the small loan business is | borrowers. The possibilities for future MIAMI. Fla., September 17 (#).— | ton, Tasmania, aged 57 The importance of consumer credit inown facilities within the person: | o ble at vi s . £ | R e e tismes the rmational business structure was business” ssid Mr. Person ith a form of installment selling. It ),\::finm:: llrtei:(x:nlthyix:l;:-?:‘m\‘lrs.f;e:- a trivial thing as whether Michael | Three Spanish sailors stopped in Miami — Federal Commission to Give Clese Attention to Future | stressed by Dr. Julius Kiein, Assistant | view to undertaking on a co-operative | now in its infancy. By 1940, when the | g T ”‘," o e o dot. | Kiyeowsky, 15 years old, was out at | yesterday before continuing their pro- S : e 2001 16th St. N.W. Transfers of Ownership. Kknown authority on forelgn and domes- | sketched by Mr. Persons. Pointing to g B g v g B 4 ndividual consumer as was the | industrial population,” said Per- thornes in your next game for ecrutinized by the commission’s legal tinyed, “when it will doubtless be use- | ing majority of our people. Jast year by s population 60 per cent| really are purchasing credit on the in- | Ilnduxtflll. By 1040 the total expendi- | stallment plan. | ture should reach $50,000,000,000 and| “As the high-rate lender is e!thm‘; population should be 65 per cent. | converted to legal operation or elim- | inated from the business, the demand | | for consumer credit will increase be- u the industrial. Mammy Lou Old-Time, Homemade Candies d d he dis- | a study of second base in & schoolboys’ ball game | "4 3p.foot ketch. issued yesterday commenting on the dis- | & study of consumer credit. Of course, | ¢ - | with th int still far in|led to the death of Joseph Czarnek | . -| ‘oussions of consumer finance which wil | there are other credit agencies besides | Stttes 15 likely to be 50 billions, in- | with the sgturation pol 1 e ety Rt Pl o g oo feature the sixtzenth annual conventicn | personal finance engaged in the fleld of stallment selling should approach the ' e Y. | Coll, all of San Juan, Porto Rico. - of the American Association of persox:l | fiers?nu credit and to make a compre- [ 10-billion mark. And since small loan | = . - | The two boys fought with fists to set- | ““rp M0 S0 "I "Tole de. Puerto and Bath, $67.50 B e e i e | i, "tudY Will equire their partitl- | jending is a sound economic transaction, | Rains beat down grain in Belgium to | tle the dispute. Czarnek fell and was | Rito, left San Juan August 3 for Cadiz, - TR o i e sgp;@"‘:m;’ T 26, | *'onstantly expanding opportunities' the business is bound to increase. People | such an extent this year that in many | pronounced dead. Spain, by way of New York. LECTRIC REFRIGERATION e whois e Internationally | for the personal fnancs buabsess were | ¥PO_DOTTOW. from our organizations places it could not be harvested. An inquest has been ordered. After stopping here for a few day A campaign against trafficking in (GO o Sere desirable to ascer- | the rural population at 90 per cent and S o v e S & S -~ - Nt b S S licenses of broadcasting stations has tain the facts surrounding consumer |the industrial, or city, population at 10 % | been begun by the Federal Radio Com- credit from the standpoint of the in- | per cent, he said the industrial popula- ? mission. dividual, ton today is around 60 per cent and Hawthorne (With stations originally leensed for Fleld Little Explored. S ARk T oos ot Al 11y heing converted to commerclal PUI- Jjiile explored from the standpoint of | the definite shifi o & predominantly O alls censes are valuable, but the o li-| fient finance only a few years ago” |nary course of events the industrial G Py Ll e ace 1 s e walable, but the cOMMIsHon | said Dr. Klein. “It IS an imporlant | population should be .65 per cent wone it S A s e e her e & oranchiSe and sizeable factor in our national econ- | 1940, Since the State-supervised small ave tough durable covers that i benmft tdv\_lu ht ;»l m‘"'fil omy. The stabilization of consumer |loan operator is dependent largely on | * . < will not cut easily. Try Haw- but must be warranted "in the Public credit is certain to exert positive in- | the industrial worker for patronage the Dlstrwt 5 )15 ke T s s iy fluences over a considerable proportion | increase in the city population eventu- | i o nsequently, all réquests for sssign- | of the business of the country. ally will place the business in a position | ment of station licenses are being closely | *'uThe time s approaching.” he con- | where it Wil be serving an overaheim: | | } Cannon Brand Cloths Wash Gaily colored wash cloths made by the world’s largest towel makers. They are wrapped in cello- phane to keep them fresh and clean. You will want to buy a supply at this low price. 2 for 25¢ Cannon Brand Towels A pose from Porto Ri | | Secretary of Commerce, 1n a statem°nt | basis with the Department of Commerce | total purchasing power of the United | lars loaned ovd in small sums by 1940, @ d_journey from Porto Rico to Spain Two Rooms, Kitchen tic commerce, stated that studies of per- | the census figures, which in 1790 placed RS N & gt oot o g ral situation surrounding install- | sons, “occurred in 1920. In the ordi- long drives and accurate putts. g({;(;“;:";m‘:‘v’"fl o ;‘r:“"]': "‘;sn*:r;’:{:; ful to asceftain the facts surrounding | “Approximately _$38,000,000,000 are 4 gc Lb. Box B LD e N this form of credit, which, though ex- | spent each vear by the wage earners | c ponsibility of the pro-|tended in small units, nevertheless in | for food, clothing and the other neces- P;"-”'! new ";P"fl‘"' gf a particular sta- |the aggregate amounts to hundreds of | saries of life. This amount was spent A tempting assortment of delicious tion, and the second to determine his|millions of dollars annually. ' - ¥ lates and bonbons will be found in each box. standing in the community, and the = “Thyus far virtually all that is known | veill oy e necessity, if any, of continuing the about personal financing is that which station. has been developed through the sam- Sees Congestion Relief. pling surveys of the Russell Sage Foun- But the commission sees in this de- | dation and the private and uncorrelated Juge of applications for ownership |Tesearch of concerns in the personal |7 change a possible means of relleving finance business. | some of the congestion in the jammed | "It seems established that more than broadcast band by eliminating stations 80 per cent of our population has oc altogether. That is the third and prin- | ¢asion to employ with regularity some *cipal reason for the new campaign. form of small credit. If we are to |7 “So many applications for change of |sustain the pre of mass consump- | ownership of stations have been filed | tion of merchandise, it is likely that | fecently that it appears trafficking in |these - consumer credit ilities will | Tadio Ticenses is & mew form of specu- |continue to serve usefully in maintain- | Tation developing in this country,” the |ing economic balance between domestic commission announces production and consumption. It is an | These applications for the most part | intriguing field for business research are from stations which originally were |and one from which is likely to emerge accigned licenses for short period |eventually some valuable business indi- | broadcasts daily, for schools, churches k‘ngrs-smmr S s /. e y k ass n Ve . ones, A v. 7 S0 e T;"‘;‘;(,fn"f‘t\,im',g"c"':fwf,,:f finance and investment division of the | 7 made for any serv- £ tions, and in practically every instance (Bureau of Forelgn and Domestic Com. ice in our line. . s merce, will make one of the principa are accompanied by requests for more Shoe Nt 6900 choco- Every member of the family fine candies. Whatever | the Size of your Packing, / Moving or Ships | ping we're 7 prepared to handle them to your sat- isfaction. SN e Cream Almonds .................1lb. 33¢ Hershey Kisses .. 39¢ Chocolate Sponge . 39¢ Cocoanut Tri-Colors 39¢ Cream Caramels.._. 39¢ Jordon Almonds ... 19¢ iced Jelly Drops 29¢ Your Everyday Needs Priced Low!| i Modern Stores Offering Quality Goods at Low Prices ILVER JUBILEE YBAR” Our 25th Year of Public Service jobs, fEstimates gladly = e on the alr, increased power or im- | addresses before the forthcoming con- A Ware lengths, A few stations | vention of the American Assoclation of icensed to conduct charitable and al- | Personal Finance Companles. trusistic work have been commercialized Indorses Klein View. and now are insisting on more time to Wy 2 v take care of advertisers of commercial mw'l“’?"h e sy programs, it is shown in commission | ident of the Amercan o s | Personal Finance Companies, heartily | i | concurred with Dr. Kiein that the To Determine Necessity. | essential facts about consumer credit Hereafter, under the new procedure, | should be surveyed 7 before any applications for transfer of “We are now making a study of our #uy liceases are authorized the commission must determine that “a real necessity” for a commercial station exists in the R g particular community. And it is not WHEN you want to ge to unlikely that the commission will find in many of the cases that it will be| the store ... or call a taxi. .. or invite someone over .. . or talk advisable to cancel licenses, rather than grant the requests for transfers and in- with a sick friend ... or send a Hawk-Eye Cameras . . $1.89 telegram . .. or just talk for creased facilities. talk’s sake ... call on that fire- Fruit Juice Extractors . .29c “It wouli be a fine, patriotic service | for these Jicensees to retire voluntarily less messenger THE TELE. 7. Pocket Knives .. .....49c PHONE-IF YOU HAVE ONE! iz : from the field if there is no longer am need of radio in their service, thus aid- If not—well, just call our Busi- 7 ness Office, or stop one of our t HOME REMEDIES employees on the street, and ’ ing the commission in relieving some of | we will put one in for you in the congestion in the air,” it suggests, but admittedly with no hope that it will short order. 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Tulip Sets ..........98¢ ~ 2 be taken seriously by any licensed sta- | tion. The radio act provides that no sta- tion license shall be transferred or as- signed, either voluntarily or involun- | tarily, without the consent in writing of the commission. Heretofore, how- | ever, such transfers have been virtu- ally automatic. But the commission now is in a serious mood about ether conditions. (Copyright, 1930, by the Consolidaled Press.) ‘These sets will save you Lhe bother of messy dishes after ‘& picnic. ' Each set eon- Nists of six demi- fboons, six spoonis, aix fomn AT st Here is an unusual opportunity SR Sl i i o buy & supply of these natio hold hot drinks. ally known tooth brushes at ds s “ede-Ainished 5 very low price. Carefully se- box. s C § lected bristles securely fastened in sturdy handles. Buy s new complete 4 DUSTING POWDER A light satin smooth dusting powder. In brush for each member of the family during this sale. 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