Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1930, Page 10

THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1930. BI"ZENS UPP“SE FRENCH ACTRESS DIES D AVlSflN I]H:ENI]S " ,.u,,;"::..:::.:u“:: San be due only| CORPORAL KILLS TWO 2 $25,000 has been set aside for the em- — Julienne Roch Requests Burial in| ployment ot experts to operate Slays Captain and Sergeant in Pa- AL v i Yol S thkcaios Role of Camille. |NE|NER A'[[]R PL AN a """1" A ncierator was Paced st rade at Lahore. PARIS, December 9 (), — Julienne | a_hospita troit, and a8 yet 10| LONDON, December 9 (#).— A La- M KH [}HAN E Madeleine Roch, one of the most noted ey, ave been aade ‘ot 14 bENE | 1 ore wispatcl o' the Tondion: Rveiis of France's tragediennes, died today When asked about the style of ar-)News today said that Capt. P. J. W. at Marlyerol, Paris suburb, at the age & & chitecture and materials McClenaghan of the 10th Battalion, 8th Kalorama Group Favorsof 5. She was il only a short time. |Would Save District $21,000, Ma). Davison said it would follow the | punjab Regiment, and a sergeant were of e made ber debut 1 1903 a8 one va % | shot and killed on-parade at Lahore to- % AR s herolnes and since then ¥ Present Site Until Building | been ':‘..’."f ot the ot popuiar et | 3 YeAr, Georgetown Pro- | wse . 4 "the | day by a l:;:ew;orpm i eters of e cl ic roles of e . m!fl [ Program Forces Change, |l Francaise. she was known forner | gressives Are Told., b similar to the one near Mount iivet el "sore 1t vas B g o Hed i g g hal%?;-re-n parts in “Hamlet” and b:::ded"u a fire trap. e L i 1, OnG of her last requests was to Ton the sequest of ¢ Mrs. Harvey W. | buried in the costume of Camille. S VoS hoatti its present site as or Better Business You Should Buy a York Asso- — KILLS MEASURES | street and Water street. The Since 1919 AFFECTING INDUSTRIES 3§05 nas tong - been ELEEMEEE |l YORK OIL BURNERS PO | [ 5 Governor General of Phfllpplnell MIJ Davison explained that the - why | Vetoes Bills Atmed to Control | erection of an incinerator would save || have served and satisfied thousands of home owners. | | e District about $21,000 annually. Sugar and Coconut Products. |The cost of hauling trash to another Unsurpassed—Seldom Equalled By the Associated Press. Maj. Donald A. Davison, assistant to the Engineer Commissioner, last night 2nd CHRISTMAS of ‘““keeping up’’ with the ““times’’ |piace would average $70 per day, be pO N out. MANILA, December 9. — Governor | 'xzun mnmJ objection, w2 qunder All electric, with no gas pilot. Only 2 moving parts. copy. General Dwight F. Davis today vetoed | stan Davison sai to the GUARANTEED AGAINST DEFECTS FOR 5 . smoke and smell which may possibly e g ‘sent the District Com- | bl which would have created boards | Skt T e Soiaes of L YEARS. Edward M. Perkins, deputy commls- vested with a large degree of control |and the destroying of garbage in the sioner of Boy Scouts, in & speech be. | OVer the Philippine sugar and cocoanut | incinerator.” He assured the associa- fore the association.’ outlined a briet | Industries, ~He sald he took such action | tion ail the garbage would be taken 1o history of the organization, its ideals | because of the elimination by the Sen- | Cherry Hills, Va.,, 34 miles down the | and its aims. He asked for the full|ate of a clause which would have Tiver. and co-operation of the asso- |enabled the tovemmem to restrict pro-| “As to the smoke and smell,” he said, e ' T frsanding of U move- duction of the two crops. _————— ment. 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