Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1930, Page 27

mMM'SS'flN HEARS “I’)e::S({pE;‘[k;:::osof BHANGES 'N IARIFF;Think Nothing of Paying Reorganized Group Hereafter| $375 for Airplane Trip | to Proceed Under Newly | or $300 for Ton of Coal. Ravised Rules. | B the 2esoctated Press. | VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sep- | R RN T tember 30.—Eskimo families which earn Gotng forward under newly revised $40.000 8 year selling white fox furs and | END OF HAVANA BANK PANIC IS ANNOUNCED Careless .Spending}‘“’“‘“ Reserve Head Arriving) With $16,000,000 Declares Conditions Normal. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, September 30.—E. R. Black, governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Ga., yesterday announced that banking conditions were normal in Havana, and that the panic which fol- lowed upon the closing of two of Ha- vana's banks Saturday had failed to last through the second day. Mr, Black hurried here with $16,- 000,000 in cash to take care of any de. mands of members of the Havana| codian i | think nothing of spending $300 a ton | Clearing House wdes edure the reorgani: T | g . poe °{°lm( ?:d gy ?d m: :fl “{;fnr coal and large sums for long air-| He made $9,000,000 more available mmission today expected quick ac-} jione jaunts and radios were described | within a few hours, and this, with $20. tlon on changes being sought in tariff | by the crew of the Hudsor's Bay Co.| 000,000 on hand in the local branch of achedules. | trading vessel Baychimo here today | ;hckl-“cdfral R; za\'ef stgr;;flzeggg futu after a season in the Arctic Ocean. anks exira cash resources of X | i chllnnaetshoxx~sl3‘l;>\r';i ti;:‘:plgfi;g:;; é?rma‘?‘ Easily won fortunes in the fur trading | Later Mr. Black said that none of the | ing their necessity. They will be re- | Occupations of the natives have created | $16,000,000 brought’ here would be quired to submit statements of infor- (@ mode of life and ci-regard for expense | R —— mation before investigations are un- | that startle persons from “the outside,” | . | ihe B "N dertaken, setting out evidence on do- | Officers of the Baychimo sa | mestic and foreign costs of materials, | They Teported no less than 20 air- SV S SV production and transportation, as well | Planes visited Herschel Island, lying off as presenting the competitive picture. | the Arctic Ocean coast and the SPIC AND SPAN RUGS! Public notices of &l such® applica- | boundary line of Alaska end Canads, tions and of dates set for hearings, so|On commercial trips this Summer. as to give all interested parties a Natives, they said, think nothing of pay- chance to be heard, also was provided | D $375 for an airplane trip to Edmon- under the changed regulations. In the | ton, Alberta. i past the commission investigated each| The Baychimo limped into port with application and made up a. statement | its rudder twisted and blades of its No matter how long and of information of its own before it un- | Propeller broken by the ice. Siean, Sahitary “nome. i on dertook to pass upon the merits of the —— oniy: remove the surface Qies Trom Your rugs you can never feel assured that your home i8° renlly Immaculatel Have your rugs cleaned and ster- ilized etery vear . . . remove hi sought, | *"The new ruies were approved yester-| BLIND MEN ON AIR RIDE day after reorganization of the com- | —_— mission was completed, with the an- o { igh ster- | nouncement by President Hoover that | o e Toke First Flights Yeste Themas Walker Page, Virginia Demo- | crat, would be vice chairman under | Henry P. Fletcher, the former diplomat,| ‘Three blind men made their first selected to head fhe commission. Lin- | &irplane flights from Washington- ‘ _the ' last member of the | HOOVer Airport yesterday afternoon and Sroup-2o be ted, took the oath of | CXPressed themseives as much pleased 3 - - | with the sensation. | o S e T & Demo- [ e . W:Mllea, prest- ‘Another former diplomat added to|dent; Adolph G. Ramisch, vice presi- the staff of the commission was Le. |dent and general manager, and French land Harrison of New York, who has|S. Hulty, secretary, of the Columbia | Just resigned as Minister to Uruguay | Polytechnic Institute for the Blind of His appointment was announced ' as | this city. chief of the international relations di- vision of the commission. s‘l‘t :C(\lm‘l]!“{)nl daily and 2 your home is always perfectly day From Hoover Airport. Rearad i Just Phone Mr. Pyle National 3257.3291-2036 Estimates Gladly Given Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. HAMPERED BY REDS Mrs. K’s Toll House Tavern American and British Residents | ville Pike Leave Chingsha, China. pring, Md. SHANGHALI, September 30 (4).—Un- eonfirmed reports from Hankow today sald American and British residents of Changsha were planning to evacuate for the Winter because of the persistence of the Communist menace there, but that the level of the Siang River was too low to permit ‘unhampered boat “v%fhwtfii y Hver) 1 50 lo uTo e river level so low, neither foreign gunboats nor commercial ships or Tour Acam:?"fi-”om 16th have been able to reach Changsha, Street or Georgia Ave. 1 mile from thereby leaving the foreigners isolated || B Gy ling brines ou to this quaint there. The river offers virtually the [} “A 'Real’ Maryland, Country- only means of transportation between Cured Ham Dii Chsngsha and Yangtse ports. Sungay Hrew Too| The_Alps are said to be so good as %’x‘::u_%g{.' o Gutside on our & health resort, particularly for suf- 3 Luncheons > Teas = Binners ko i 7th, 8th and E Sts. National 9800 | Arnual Fall Offering 5 Money Saving Specials The Fur “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Frock of Black Transparent Velvet —with a wealth of —simplicity, absolute smartness, is sumptue and perfect, marks this ously trimmed with lovely frock for after- beautifully marked dyed noon. Trimmed with squirrel. $135.00. fur gardenias. $39.50. The Russian Tunic Frock —Russia invades the afternoon mode—as a result, this lovely model of transparent , velvet and satin. $29.50. The Coat of Trimmed Coat ferers from asthma, because of the ab- sence of dust there. e Stew Pan ' 29° Megular price 50c o — wear, we are presenting $295.00, Serving the William T EE [ Rosendort| = | ¢ 1215 G St. The Original “G” Street Furrier st gl “Rosendorf Styles in Fur Coats Are Creative” The inspred thoughts of the foreign designers are developed into “exs clusive” styles by the skill of our craftsmen, whoput, their own ‘genius .into their work, to render it different. Sauce Pan = 49" Regular price 90¢ Inaugurating The Correct Costumes for Afternoon Wear THICK SHEET Griddle 98° eongter s Uy The feminine thirties: are upon us with vengeance—color playing against color—curves more natural and more graceful than ever—more fur, embroidery.and beads used—real ele- ] L gance everywhere. As we gaze at these lovely afternoon Bl mepier e v2.05 fashions with true poise and dignity—we suddenly realize, o i ey e, o 1 Tea it’s smart to be pretty and individuality is no fonger a sin. ture here in our own shops. Kettle FUR COATS are priced here no higher than the ‘2?—' usual cloth coat costs. B i sisesios Green or Black Handles #Z Repairing and Remodeling—bringing garments Get yours NOW!? e Double Boiler up to the latest modes is done at surprisingly small prices. Living Model Fashion Display The Pump of Suede —Ilends dignity and chie to the afterncon costume. Some will wear them plain, others with a neat buckle or bow of marcasite. $7.50. The Clove of Washable Kid —with the wide mousqui- taire top that give a very large and bulky look—the important glove silhouette . of the year. $5.00. " See and Hear THE NEW— VICTOR Tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. The boyish twenties will seem like ancient history when you see these utterly fascinating new fashions that were inspired by the Romantic 1880's, the Directoire period, Russia and Greece. Second Floor. The Hat of Felt —with a semi-wide brim that is softly draped for af. ternoon wear. Adding to its smartness is the inev. itable feather. $12.50. The Bag of Suede —1s small and incemspicu- ous—for in it goes only a tiny kerchief, a coin purse and a dainty compact. Black or brown. $4.95. ANSBURGH'’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 No Cmedion With Any Other Store 18th & Col. Rd. ADAMS 3803