Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1930, Page 25

Pisiers sy (N, DL €, TUESDAY, DECEMBLR 16, 1990, ; ol e e POLICE PLATOON : : 15,3 B PEELETEEL Bne | DRAMA AMATEURS |2, Tt ot o e | NEW-DUWES IN EFFECT ; Light Up Your Home for e essary For the comptetion of | - GET CHANCE TONIGHT |55t uts Sroichinic 15, muke-up.. un- | Crechoslovakian and Husgarish Christmas! ches to the underpass the Produc ! the a) to on the el of tion Committee Trade Relations Altered. g . 2 : h regret. . In the acquisition of IR of the guild. This will be held at the 4 - Electric Tree Sets URG[D FUR IAKUM A Referred to Committee. L E T R e R Fihe guid, Thie wil Be held o || PRAGUE, cschodorsin, e i wh tesy of the club's drama unit, of which .—Both $1.00 and $1.50 . i o . Daivi; preeidad &k ‘the tanity . Jight? Mrs Bdith Sears is chairman. Those | Hungary began at midnight o Weatherproof Seis for mesting, with Councilmen H. E. Rogers, Pportunity Nigl taking part in the clinic are customs dutles according sutono- Outdoor Use % & Announcement was made that the | John R. Adams, Irvine H. Ware R. G. Program. o their own make-up mal 4= ehp:hvl:l'ehmug_n $2.50 to $11.00 New System Proposed for|various other law viola new Flower Avenue Bridge over the |Sherburne and Martin F. Iverson; Town ———e. ptrition “of ty e the two - ¥ Sligo stream had been completed and | Clerk and Treasurer Bryan Davis, Jud.f | ‘MER' A Imposition of @uties H wrestbe Wil Eieois || g tter protection—Goun- | E-n el S T T s O Bt Bt el o ot e oo S opoes v MCUECNIEISTY B S B $1.25 and $1.65 cil Meeting. bt Toud pow piaced in & pamaie condic of Police E. E. Blodgett present. gl it oo ly. trade relations. ble 7 i P = . Heights Community Center, when & pro- | e e g & : & MUDDIMAN € Town Olerk and Treasurer .Bryan |connection with road improvements, ARGENTINA TO VOTE gram will be given by singers, dancers Ibsen's “Pillars of Seciety” Will| The Irish Pree State plans an impor} A, 0. presented his for 'the | Mayor Davis that an early e TSRS and players of the city. Be P P tax on butter. 4 911 G Street Nat'l 0140-2622 [ | 3ccisl Dispatch to The Star. month of November, which was ap-|conference be held with Montgomery » Out | These performers wil do their stunts Tesen n Gymnasium | _— troat Nap -262: TAKOMA PARK, Md., December 18.proved by the Couneil. It showed re- | County Commissioners relative to the | Provisional Government Bears hefore. commitieen, members of e | A fter Anmual Former Disner. | w==Y | _The installation of a platoon police |ceipts from general taxes, permits, etc., | Proj east-west highway through Revolutionary Promise. ot of governdrs and directors of the " || Telephone National !system of eight-hour shifts was sug-|amounting to $3.267.62, which, with the | Takoma Park and also the underpass #uild and the member groups who have | Tne American University Student | ep gested at o meeting of the Town Council | balance on hand of $32,987.40, made a |at Fern street. A new M'ldf ACTOSS | BUENOS AIRES, December 16 (#).— | charge ot the selection of rl‘g‘:" for | Council “will present tonight at the | 5000 Inst might in the councll room in the |grand “total of $1636403 " Dubures- the Stigo st Garroll avenue will also be |1, 0 visional government announced | the o € Cine vk e ' as | {YMDasum auditorium on the campus | Takoma Par] ‘olun re Depart- | ments du: the month were as fol . season. Chase g.m. - o ment Building, Carroll and Denwood | lows: !tr;% work, 5.11; Flower | A report was presented from Ralph | last night that general elections would | master of ceremonies for the occasion. | m‘mph* -Pt?rl: r;’ :‘nd!rs“:;‘e’ direc- | | avenues Avenue Bridge, $1,42 general ex- | E. Gould on the 1 Playground | pe held throughout the republic early | Yvonne Levy Kushner and Marguerite tion of Prof. Will Hutchins, Mnnyef;r | At present the town system | penses, $51.96: gal lection, $183: | Conference showing rece! amount P sl g as the new electora] | Paul, the two other mmmberl of the 4 players ‘are students of consider. "m 1 consists of & chief of , with two s .20; street lighting, | to $3,553.27, with $100 still available ) 88 §00N | committee. will assist in the manage- oy ‘gramaiic experience. - 'A.n: o ',.: motor cycle officers, vg: are members | $539.53; Takoma Park Volunteer Fire | for play nd equipment. register is ready. ment oa ghelpro':r:lg i 'el T (oley Wil ot ottt by the ;,’, 13 uz;‘ w =“ he “':'. owils Toilet Ti I of the Montgomery County. police force, . $100; Police Department.| Dr Liewellyn Jordan of North Ta-| Tnis bears out a promise the govern- | Included in tonighi's program annual formal Christmas dinner in the | | Sunday. "= " o0 owels and Toilet Tissues | | 5 gmented several deputy bailiffs. |$5. court room, $30.25; salaries, | koma addressed the council, reporting | ment made when it took over the ad- | ® SKit, “Tt arp;mw ery ' college dining ball Junday. Prevent Contaglous Diseases Spread- | | Nonc of these officers, however, patrols |$566.67, making a total of $4 the progress being made for the s Illowing upon & revohu. | SIm& unit of the Wome ing in Schools, Factories and Homes ‘the town, and it was the idea of hav |leaving a net balance on hand ministration following upos volu: ‘m Muklrltmrh layers ing regular officers patrol th vn that | 161 e balance in the special di hearing k sent a skit, e | , : Wiy ' : | WoBpwarp &Lo'nilor Wi «The Ghristmas S(ore e« 7 oODWARD & L.oTH Six Styles of —— ;.57776 Christmas Store e Men's Gift Here Are Children’s 1| Colorfuland Warm Bedding Gifts SUPPERS u | Books . ol Express That “Cozy” % 4,50 ; ; Ly, «irported From E”g_land Christmas Sentiment L ’S“\ to Give Unusual Children S @WM fine quality and make We imported them from England and Scotland, : - many of them the famous Blackie books. Virgin WOOI Blankets They are exceptionally unusual books. . . beau- tifully illustrated . . ‘with ‘many ‘fasticalirig in Pastel Shades, $15 titles, including the children's favorite nursery D " Of virgin wool . . . these soft blankets thymes. These are delightfully different from (sketche‘(; right) are in two-tone effects . . . the ordinary type of books for childfen—and one gide a different pastel shade from the . ERRT : other. They are bound with satin . . . in a your young acquaintances will like their variety of pastel shades, lovely for gift giving. “newness.” : Size 60x84. Size 72x84, $16. ; i Daniel Green “Comiy” Slippera; with p soft, padded soles and quilt ngs. . 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