Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1930, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 23, 1930_PART ONE. e f i —— e Candy Lovers Have Aeclaimed Gold Craft an OQutstanding Success! Gold Craft 7&%a Chocolates Dark-Rich More and more peoph are buy- ing GOLD CRAFT...and why? Bimply because it is & candy that every one llkes. Each puh!: contains an incomparable ment of nuts, fruits and cordials. Delicious centers—all! Encased in velvety mouth-melting chocolate. e~ & RN N S S Faith of Woman In Chicago Police = : FAVORS TAX BASE et L National Grange Also Urges|tim’s Valuables Recover- | Great Lakes-Atlantic |ed byOfficer’s Persistence. Waterway. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities UNCLE SAM Ye Old-Fashloned M:ints BUls’aIy\;OW 29¢ Lb. —1his Week Onty | MAIL EARLY Tempting creams flavored with real peppermint...a confec- tion that every one likes. Some are coated with a delectable chocolate. Be sure to buy a box at this special low price. Roto-Trays The Popular Cigarette Humidor Only 98(3 A beautifully finished Bakelite fi\! that makes an attractive addition to your living Toom or den. Finished walnut or mahogany. The tray holds a supply of four different brands of cigarettes and may be closed, conceal- ing the cigarettes ma keeptn: amn in proper smoking condition. 0 By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, November 22.—Lots of uncomplimentary *hings have been said ebout the Chicago police from *me to time, but Jenette P-itr, a jewe'ry do- never been among their By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., November 22.— The National Grange in the concluding session of its sixty-fourth annual meet- | critics, record | In fact, while in Eurcps when she 3 Yk dey yeosq e oo heard that Chicago ‘as & wicked cit for taxation based on ability to pay and | fro"c " reri 80 i for & Geep sea waterway from the Great - 'Nmir;lm.b ‘; it. mn- police keep Lakes to the Atlantic. ey e'n nh:- came romr and the first Other recommendations included pub- | ¢\ 0 Porumv-e that happoned Yo development and operation of Water | was Lhe theft of some $6,000 worth of clothlng jewelry models and an- tiques, en from her automobile while it was parked. But her faith remauned unshaken and Capt. Willard Malone determined it should have its reward. Nightly he toured the section without results, until last night, when he caught two men breaking into a parked car. Their ar- “All Over Town” ~—the better to serve you Cold Craft Petites ‘The same incomparable GOLD CRAFT Choco- lates...made in the small European type bieces. o iype has found increasing favor during the ast year. er when blic regulation fails to Soenplioh \t5 purpose, strengthening of the Federal farm loan system and enforcement of the ::‘hwem.h r:,lr:\‘ena- -mt and all legislation suppo evflmmendea Presi ht:: xwm' or his efforts to bring a world peace, approved of international emm of justice and declared that “now The Pound Package it is defl.lthn which needs to be op- Resolutions Adopted. Included in the of resolutions ‘were ‘domd the final hours the fol llowing: a complete study of the tax situ- stion by the National Grange. For devolopm:m. of a program for sural electrification. !br adoption of uniform traffic sig- For a study of the stabilization of “.;bi‘ congnuefl effort in vrocurln{ m aid for the farm-to-marke! m enactment laws limiting length of trucks and trailers 48 feet. the use of oleomargarine as | St lu!m.lhmxgs for butter in Government m le[hl-tlan bringing collateral ad- v-flll of foods, drugs and narcotics ntbe scope of the pure foods and llfl'lyl Thanked for Aid. pathy with the underlylu me unofficial - Institute of reciprocal trade snd favoring branch of the institute in the United Ststes. the railroads for timely as- the | Naval Academy, to U. 8. 8. failure of portions of the unfair burden in excess of benefits upon m land owners. “Black Crows” End Row. LOS ANGELES, November 22 (#).— came back to '-he vludevlm and screen crw;.‘yu"ugu thdlmlnuofu' Charles io restrain Mack from - in a film with another Wilkinson for Havana. |MOORE SUCCEEDS KELLEY , | Roads, Va. rest led police to :he howe of a third man, where the lice reported the had found most Miss Pratt’s vaiva- bles. ‘g knew,” she said, “that I was t." Becomes General Land Office Field Division Chief at Denver. Arthur Moore, Salt Lake City, yester- day was appointed chief of the field di- vision of the general land office at Den- ver, succeeding Ralph S. Kelley, re- cently dismissed as & result of charges inmlvlnl oil shale leases in Western He has serviced in the general land office 16 years, and has been chief of the division at Salt Lake City nearly seven years. NAVY ORDERS Lieut. Comdr. Leon B. Scott, de- tached Naval Academy, to aide on staff, Mine Squadron 1, U. S. Fleet. Lieut. Comdr. George K. Weber, de- tached Engineering Experlmgll:n Station, ‘exas. Lieut. Robert P. Erdman, orders Oc- tober 6 further modified, to temporary duty Receiving Station, Hampton Lieut. Alfred P. Moran, jr., detached aide and flag lleuumnt on staff, Mine Squadron 1, S. Fleet, to aide on staff, Mine Sq adron 1, 8. Fleet. Lleut (J. g.) Eugene C. Burchett, de- tached 8. 5. West Virginia, to Navy Yard, Pear] Harbor, T. H. Lieut. (§. g) Richard G. Voge, de- tached Submarine Base, New London, ccmn about December 12, to U. 8. 8. Emlln John R. Pierce, detached Sub- | marine Base, New London, Conn., about December 12, to U. 8. 8. 8-29. Ensign Marshall L. Smith, to duty, U. 8. 8. Long. ‘WARRANT OFFICERS. | Chief Machinist Charles J. H. Frerk- | sen, detached U. 8. S. Bushnell, about tached 13th Naval District, eem‘;er 15, to Navy Yard, Portsmouth, DEATH. t. Wallace B. worth, U. 8. N, November 13, 1930, near Fall Brook, Calif. 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