Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 40

CALENDARS ms-o« l--’nn-h l“l Ave, 17 G St NW. Ralph B. Scholfield, C.S. of London, England mber of the Board of [setyreship of The Mother Chureh, The First Church of Scientist, in Boston, usetts. In Third Church of Christ Seientist, 13th and L Sts. N.W. Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 8 P.M. Under the Auspices of Third Church of Christ Scientist No Collection. All Welcome. T TRACTON 2NN aper Co: Northeast Body Hits Plan of| "2 »= . Street Car Companies to Regulate Fares. A resolution opposing the proposed soning of the street car companies to regulate fares was passed by the North- east Washington Oitizens’ Association meeting last night at the Ludlow|11 School, Sixth and G streets northeast. ‘The resolution’ pointed out that the w 5 cents for the pas- rt distances and the 10 cent Ilre for those went on record ‘as opposed to the pres- ent 10 cent fare. The resolution indos the bicen- tennial celebration, to be held in 1932, was passed by the association. A com- mittee to aid ln the carrying out of the local celebration will be appointed at the next meeting. ‘The movement of the Mid-City Citi- gens' Association in opposing the elimination of trees on New York ave- nue between Ninth and Fifteenth streets was indorsed by the Northeast group. ‘The association also indorsed the present left-hand turn. Speakers pointed out that any change in the present traffic system would result in congestion and accidents, since it would require many months for motorists to acquaint themselves with any new . The indorsement came as the ers said that other associations in President Evan H. Tucker cited the TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Shubert - Belasoa — “Marseilles,” at uup.-. ational—George M. in “The 'rlm, Mllflp.-, tal Girls,” butlesque, n!lllndlllnm Columbia—“Whoopee,” md'fi at ‘11 am, 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 Cat Creeps,” am, 1:85, 3:53, 5:50, 7:50 and pm. at 11:45 9: “The Virtuous Sin,” at 12, Palace— 2:17, 4:42, T:32 lnd 9:49 pm. Earle—"Love the Rough,” 2, 4, 5:30, 'l“lndlflvm R-K-O Keith’s—"The Silver Horde," “llfllm»l‘fl.lfl),fllfl 7:40 and 9:40 pm. Metropolitan—“Life of the Party,” at m., 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 7:50 and 9:40 pm. Ambassador—“Love in the lwuxh.‘ at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. C'ulnl—— “Little Accident,” from 11 . to 11 pm. 'l‘lvvll All Quiet on the Western 3 2, 4:20, 6:40 and 9 p.m. YOUTH GETS 30 DAYS For m-lin‘ Turkey From His Neighbor. James Williams, 20 years old, 2405 I street, was sent to jai (or!odnnby Judge Isaac R. Hitt Police yesterday for stealing a mrkeY ‘Williams, according lice, de- clared that his next- door neighbor, James Britt, had two of the large birds, and with Thanksgiving fast approach- 1n|, h! ,was without a mn‘le turkey. " Williams explained to the court, “T thougm I woulc even things up by taking one. You people and Brm e\fl- dently didn’t see thi the way we did.” at 12, SEA_FOOD DEALERS. SEI lES OFFERED S. FOR SEARCH Rescue. Hym Report After Being Feared Lost in Canadian Wilds. 45 ly the A-oel-tu Press. ICOUVER, British Columbia, No- vember 11.—An offer of the United somew] Columbia :neour-ced the little mup of Tescue workers today. The offer was tnnlmnud through G. A. Bucklin, United States consul at Vancouver, to R. Randolph Bruce, lleutenant governor of Bml.lh Columbia, who in turn forwarded it to Donald Sutherland, minister of national defense at Ottawa. Permission must be obtained for the American seaplanes to enter Canada. Anxiety over the failure to hear from three aerial searchers was dissipated last night wtxh lhe receipt of word from each of Anscel lckmlnn ‘of Seattle continued his flights ye-umy along the coast in un search for Robin Renahan, Sam and Prank Hatcher, who dis- ?e while on an aerial hunt for the urke plane. Ww. Joem commander of the search- ing planes, flew from Prince George northward yesterday, hoping to find a trace of the Burke party. Two other afreraft which left here yesterday to Join the hunt were forced to return, St Poland’s Annual Budget. WARSAW, November 11 (#).—The council of ministers Sunday fixed the budget for 1931-32, estimating the revenues at 2,890,000,000 zlotys (about $31,000,000) and expenditures at 2,886, 000,000 zlotys (about $317,460,000). SEA FOOD DEALERS. Give one of our Traded Cars a FIVE-DAY TRIAL. Then 2155 CI Above V—Near HINK OF IT 8x10 = 39¢ A LEESE '0_REPAIR PERTS HERE 10 Bima 5. Fossters. Grite Gibson's: 11 & ST, c-n-v 614 9th st. N.W. 'WONDER HOTEL OF WASHINGTON AMBASSADOR Hh - HOTEL Doun o in "Yrog,,, \." d mmi wiit. BELASCO .5 GILBERT MILLER Presents The Paris. Succeu NIXT WEEK4EATS WE‘D. GULBERT MILLER (. wme ouThRIE — . 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