Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 22

;s i il '? i |GREEN GRAIN CARTEL N can Farmer May Feel ous Effect of Eurapean Marketing Plan. : th consequences W} for the Ameérican farmer. Single Price on Surplus. A common selling organization be- n these countries has been created whlch -m enforce a single pri ir agrarian m B el o nu'plu:u mmrmd their regulate production an arkets. The central organi K locate in Belgrade, with de- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRID EINSTEIN TO VISIT UNITED STATES FOR RESEARCH ROCKVILLE. 'ROCKVILLE, Md., November 14 ('D. cial) —m county “commissioners ha to the Bethesda Ool! = - of 'h:sh Leo .ch ‘Wal- , to operate & golf driving m m for one year from Wflu hu petitioned the comm! lbn-nlurlurmltwmnouctlm]r shooting game at 7101 Wisconsin have fixed Tuesday, December 3 noon, for & hearing here to embln pro- tests, if to be submitted. On Mond: December 22, the com- missioners, sitting as & district council, will hold a hearing at the county building_at Silver s rln( on the peti- tion of Virtie M. ler for reclassifica~ tion of certain |oh in the resubdivision of lots 16 and 17 of E. Brooke Lee's Second Addition to Silver 8 , it be- ing desired to have them classified as industrial E instead of residential A. Licenses have been issued here for the marriage of Glyde E. Willlams, 22, and Miss Evelyn M. Robertson, 22, both of Washington, and John T. Smith, 40, and Miss Bertha May King, 29, both of Montgomery County. The, purchase of an additional pump for Rockville's water system has been authorized by the mayor and council, as has the construction of a sidewalk on Wood lane in front of the colored church on that thoroughfare. Among the out-of-county couples married in Rockville within the last few days were John L. Voegler and AY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930. of Washington, M- rformed . Bertram SITE FOR FIRE HOUSE BOUGHT AT CABIN JOHN Lot on Conduit Road Purchased as Preliminary to Erecting Mod- ern Building. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. CABIN JOHN, Md., November 14.— Preliminary steps toward securing a modern building to house the Cabin John k Volunteer Fire Department have l:?r’: taken, with the purchase of a site for the structure and the ap- pointment of a Building Committee. The lot on which the fire house will be erected is on Conduit road and was purchased from Mrs. D, 8. Tuohey. C. E. Benson, president of the Pire Department, announced the personnel of the committee which will %lme Df“t,l’fimj!c! It includs ld)il!‘ ohey, Hannon and Sydney Graham. — Dr. C. E. Guillaume, the Swiss scien~ tist, who in 1920 received the Nobel Prize for Physics, has been awarded the Institute for his services to horology, %Medll of the British Horological | Co. | i | fliit E{ggsfl ] | s, g3 3 55%}‘ pa cuy Attorney Carl Budv reported to City Council at the informal meet- ing held yesterday that he had com- piled a quantity of data to use in the city’s fight l{llfll‘ the water rate in- creases sought by the Alexandria Water ‘The city budget for 1931 is expected g 4 B | i i 5: | g & E i & i ! ! : : i i | | | E ; ol E! 1 § § : rivative us in each of the countries m:l“ "Vitn organization to_be wlm hy next March and work to “Prof. Albert Einstein, world-famous scientist, will make his second visit to the United States in December. He plans a three-month stay in California and will devote much of his CHRISTMAS CARDS, 5¢ TO 25c New Mill Purchase which is expected to be lower than the Canadian, American opposition is "!‘!.nt“' and Vienna, whleh, it is as- and the Mount n Observatory (shown above). time 10 research at the Callfornia Institute of Technology trade their manufactured goods to the agrarian countries at proper competi- tive prices. A commercial treaty be- tween Austria and Csechoslovakia is thought will follow. e i o Bl i g v % to market most of the expo S |1 cimenlts ey S St t, barley, com and rye of llnmd o '.hcn‘nomlc S e eniat o! its political enemiu, Rumania and Jugoslavia. The too, by what s obviously a rati e attempt to fage the agrarian crisis by co-operat rather than by wasteful competition. mmmhu-c«nl"“um reported today in sumed, will not be able any longer to GERMAN LAUDS CADETS Lieut. Gen. Werner von Blomberg Visitor at West Point. WEST POINT, N. Y., November 14 (#)—Lieut. Gen. Werner von Blomberg of the German Army inspected the corps of cadets at the United States Military Academy yesterday. He also made a tour of tion through the ition | barracks of the 19th Division and ex- pressed pleasure at the evidences of West Point discipline in the barracks and on the parade d. He was greeted salute of 19 guns. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid Street N.W. Any Boy Would Like One of These 5 Different STEELCRAFT TOYS Steam Roller Army Truck Mail Truck Dump Truck Special Tomorrow at —Every boy knows and wants Steel- craft toys, and here is an opportunity to secure them at a mighty low price. ‘They are made entirely of heavy gauge steel . . A man can stand on any otlg of them without damaging them. The wheels are double disc with solid ruth ber tires. 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