Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1931, Page 32

M‘fun AIRMAIL - EXTENSION ASKED D. C.-to- Pmsburgh Service to Be Opened March 1 if " $33,647 Is Approved. © Zosuguration of airmall service be- $ween the National Capital and Pitts- hm over some of the most formid- wble flying country in the United States, will be undertaken about March I if a of postal officials for a defi- wmpmprhuon for the purpose is tor David A. Reed of Pennsyl- nnh announced today that the Post Office Department has asked the Bud- get Bureau to approve a deficlency ap- tion of $33,647 for operation of route from March 1 to July 1, when to become available. allottment for_establishment of urmul lcvlce fram Pittsburgh to Nor- folk, Va., by way of Washington, on 1 ll included in the Post Office ent supply bill now pending {' cm;spd 1,” Senator Reed said, “I am ul,” & airmail service between Wash- and PlM.sburih can be estab- by March 1.” ‘The Senator nld he is exerting every poesible effort to have the item in- in the second deficiency appro- tion bill, which will come before next month. His efforts arej being aided by Representative Clyde Kelly of Edgewodd, Pa., known as the Sather of airmail leghllflon ‘The Department of Commerce has leted airways between the National B?Bfm and Pittsburgh and between this city and Norfolk, equipped with afrways beacons, lighted intermediate landing fields and other equiymem for full night and day operations. AUCTION SALES. ADAM A. wmcm.: ONS, Auctioneers. flm BALE ; OF _ VALUABLE _IM- REAL _ ESTATE. BRICK PWRLLING NO. 1023 'COLUMBIA ROAD THWES' i of s deed of trust recorded tn 5 F; 31 e seq. one of the records of stric 3 L of the Di by, lic suction. in front of the premiser. AY, THE THIRD Di Y. AL AT FIVE O GLOCK PAL, the rty in the Dist 95 in Mille hnnb flun per nllt "cqrded IXIII 3 Pr rty will be sold sub- B sele Sl o nlnlnder payable in tqllll installments kd missory notes of purchaser in one, two and three years. with it at 6%, secured by l second d of 1d. H cash nver A deposit of le. xx-m ecording lnd tees Tty, At risk -nu Teost 01 aser, after five days' adver- h, resale in some newspave: *elthout Forfoiting. de d! avail themselves o or umufl. rights against dmumu. ) Trustees. EDUCATIONAL. S FLOOD’S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN Felix Mahony’s National Art School OUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES DAY—AFTERNOON—EVENING Individual Instruction TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 13 Fourteenth St. Columbla_3000 “ Interior Decoration—Costume Design Class Children’s Saturday Class New Class in Sign Writing SPECIAL TUITION. The Olrjl Service, New Classes No' Pnrrm!nl 1824 H St. N.W. Nat. 8054 :ECOUNTANCY "8 Pace Courses; B. C. S. and M. 'ace Day and Eve. Coeducational. ulletin e ME:#?:OP':::"**’.. 2515 7th and H - WOO0D’S SCHOOL Bethand, Typewsiing, Ergloh 4 Weeks—Day Sessions, $16 Evenings, $5.60 f ALL BRANCHES DAY AND EVENING CLASS COLUMBIA “TECH” SCHOOL 9 F St. N.W. 5626 Accountancy Walton Courses New Classes Begin Feb. 2 ENROLL NOW “Columbus University 1314 MASS. AVE. N.W. SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON Sosond Semestor Begins Feb. 3, 1981 Morning Session, 9 te 12 Evening Session, 5:10 to 7 Thres-year oourse leading to LL. B. PRICE-FIXING MEASURE DECLARED ILL ADVISED lcpmunutivo Cox of Georgia and Kn} Namm of Brooklyn Address N-donul Dairy Group. Representative Eugene E. Cox of Georgia and Maj. Benjamin H. Namm, Brooklyn, N. Y., department store head, spoke yu'grdny at luncheon of members of the National Dairy Group at the Hotel Carlton. Both speakers discussed the Kelly price- ln,rbfll, which 18 now before Congri Maj. Namm cl]hd attention to the fact that the entire question of price fixing is being investigated by the Fed- eral Trade Commission, and that $100,~ 000 of public money has already been used for this investigation. In view of the fact that the Federal Trade Commission has not yet rendered its report, the speaker conterided that any action by Congress at this time would be i1l advised, and that, under the cir- cumstances, the bill should be recom- mitted. SECRET MDTOR NUMBERS AID POLICE IN RECOVERY Two Expensive Cars, Stolen New York, Found Here, Despite Alteration of Regular Figures. Secret identification numbers have enabled police here to recover two ex- pensive automobiles which were stolen in New York recently by what au- thorities described as a gang of inter- national thieves. Two dealers here "bought the machines from a man who explained he had lost heavily in the races and was forced to make a quick sale. Detective Frank M. Alligood of the automobile squad said that the usual motor numbers had been cleverly altered by thieves who either could not find or were not aware of the presence of a secret system of numbers. New York authorities informed police here that the thieves who stole the machines had sales agents in many big cities of the United States and Europe. A number of_ stolen automobiles are being sent to Italy, it was said. One dealer here paid $2,800 and the other $1,600 for the automobiles. INJURED \h-IOMAN SUES $25,000 Asked of Cab Company in Alleged Bafety Zone Accident. Peclaring that a safety zone belied in 2 |its name and that she sustained seri- " ous injury September 13 while stand- ing at Massachusetts avenue and North Capitol street, es Z. Carpenter, Natchez, Miss., has filed suit to recover t1$25,000 damages from the Yellow Cab Ing She tells the District Supreme Court that the driver of the cab was negli- gent and ran through the safety zone. She is represented by Attorneys Adrian C. Humphreys and Chesur A. Gwinn. SONS TO HDNOR STEIN Sons of A. I. Stein will be hosts at & special reception in honor of their father's eightieth birthday at the Jew- Community Center tonight. Mr, Stein came to Washington 44 years ago, and up to the time of his mmt‘ 10 years ago, was actively business and prominently 1dent '1'21 Jewish activities in the city. His five sons, Morris, Charles, George, Joseph and Sherry, all of Wash- , *will assist in receiving the —Bankruptcy Sale —Stationery Stock —Livingston, Inc. Drafting intruments and sup- plies, commercial and social sta- tionery, blank books, ledgers, file cases, loose leaf binders, type- writers, inks, mucilage, office sup- plies, desks, chairs, safes, adding machines, paper, pencils, foun- tain pens, fasteners, card files, desk trays, etc. To Be Sold as Low as 25c ON THE §1 930 H St. N.W. Printeraft Bldg. 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BT o o What Washington Thinks of AMERICA'S SWEETHEART —— “Grand Entertainment— music will be heard all over country during newt two seasons—des- tined to be a big hit.”— Edward Melcher, Star. “One of the outstanding stag e contributions of its kind.”—John J. Daly, Post. “Boy, this is a SHOW.” —Lee Somers, Herald. “Has everything that spells a hit.”—Andrew R. Kelley, Times. — “A Credit to Its Makers.” -Mabelle Jennings, News. TONIGHT st 2 luuuu [ AI.I. TI'I l$ WEEK The Actor ll ' Inc., presens DRAPER ORIGINAL CHARACTER SKETCHNES Tonight's Program Today Through Friday CONTINUOUS FROM 3:30 P.M. TAKOMA The Uptown Theatre With Perfect Sound 4th and Butternut Sts. East of Georgia Ave. LARGE FREE PARKING LOT GAYETY-BURLESK Starting Sunday Matinee JERRI McCAULEY QUEEN of SONG and PERSONALITY The Radio Novelty “HUMANETTE" Rolll ¢ Ce “NICR & TONT" PATHE BOUND NEWS JANUARY FESTIVAL #Emad Now Playing MARION DAVIES “The Bachelor Father” On the S HARRY K63z IJOU “THE EASIEST WAY® Loews™Vaudevilie” Revae JACKIE COOGAN in “TOM SAWYER” Mat. Wed., 3:30; Sat.. 1:18. N wSom s o, AaM LboLR T ToN ™ ‘Warner Bros.’ AVENUEGRAND ) o B mnu-m Wa) Bros. Lllll‘.ln.l-‘l ‘TODAY—CONST! o™ —SIN TAKES A b7 dal Warner Bros. NY Go. Ave. & Parracus st "12 0 n. N2 V8 02 i Warner Bres.’ 14 SAVOY 1 & co. ma mw TODAY.-CONRAD NAGEL IN *To0- & Park B4 NW. 7(')“‘ ave. & n-t, o onw. TORBR AR