Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1931, Page 7

PLEA FOR JOBLESS k: PAINTERS MAILED Union Asks Department Heads and Business to Help Relieve Distress. Appealing to heads of departments and of business in' the city to aid in relieving employment - conditions in their ranks, as well as those of other industries, the Local Union No. 368 of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers has sent out 20,000 letters, with the request that residents “do now any contemplated pll.ntlnl and thereby help relieve this destitute unemployment situation in the painting industry.” Charles W. Gaines, head of the union committee in charge of the ap- ], and H. Bule, committeeman, sals lay that many of those on whom they have called have promised to do ‘work which otherwise they would have onnaires Like Bautler’s Style; Ask Marine to Lecture By the Associated Press. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, now free of a diplomatic inbroglio involv- ing his comment on Mussolini, hubecnlnvlhedw'hnnlec- ture tour in Chi ‘The Marine Post of the Amer- ican Legion Monday sent him a telegram of congratulation on the dlnoluuon of court-martial , adding: “We ]lke mr nyle. DANCE FOR FIREMEN Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., February 11. —The annual dance af the local fire de- partment will be held tonight at 9 o'clock at the Indian Spring Golf Club. ‘The management of the club has donated the use of the ball room to the firemen for the evening. Arrangements for the affair, which is being held for the benefit of the depart- id | ment, are in charge of Norman Wootton, Charles Deffinbaugh and Mountz Deffin- baugh. CHAINS WILL RELAY BROADCAST OF POPE| = Two Reception Posts to Be Used in America to Pick Up HVJ at Vatican City. By the Associated Press. Two reception posts are to be used tomorrow to make the two radio ad- dresses by Pope Pius XI avallable to American broadcast listeners. At both places will be special short- wave recelving equipment tuned to the new Vatican City Station HVJ, over rUQNlTUNE RENTING .BAU OFFICE FURNITURE be hd into the networks for redistribu- Thu National Mwun Co. will e Radio Corporation of America expenmenul station at mverneut Lom Island, to pick up the HVJ. A special wire line will lewd tmm this polnt to the Fifth avenue head- & .whznee it will be sent out to e cha. Whl]e Dl.lnfl of the Columbia Broad- casting System have not been definitely announced, it is understood its receiving t is t0 be the American Radio Relay e headquarters at Hartford, Conn. A wire line to New York will link the chain and the receiver. It also sald that the plans include arrangements with the American Telephone & Tele- Awmtza He lu to talk in Latin, with translations being read by announcers in several languages. g ‘The religion of the woman of In- dia teaches her to serve her husband and to die, if worthy of the honor, at his funeral pyre. The Indian suttee, or widow-burning, is derived from a San- scrit word meaning “a true Wife. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities District 5215 RESCUE SQUAD REVIVES HIKER WHO TOOK POISON Man Continues on Way After Be- ing Treated in Bladens- burg. Special Dispatch to The Star. BLADENSBURG, Md., Rbru‘.ry 11— A man who sald his name was “John” was revived by members of tfie rescue squad here Monday. He had taken a quantity of polwn, according to those who treated him. A note was found iddressed to a relative, in- Dublin to Have Exhibition. ‘To show people of the suu that they mny dress from top to products, merec] Dbiin wil holg. sals Sear an exnibition of clothing and materials made made in the country. ~Male and leml. fashion parades will be featured. Contains fine chocolates with tempting assorted centers. In decorated heart box. 151b. 500 Ib. $1 2lln.$2 Face Powder A soft, face powder scented with the f; Amours. odeur. the face and is easy to blend. You will prefer Moret Face Powder after you have once tried it. 756 the Box Moret Rouge. .50¢ Moret Talcum..25¢ Moret Lipstick....50¢ held up until later. Large Government jobs are being arranged for, the men #ald, in response to the plea. The jobs, they explained, were necessary, but were being held up until the need for th~ work was explained. The letter, headed “ ADDC!I in Behalf of Painters,” reads, in part “Over 500 experienced palnterl are out of work, many of them not having had work in many weeks. These men have families depending on them, and, having worked at painting for many ears, are unfitted to go into other es of earning a livelihood, if there were positions available, which you .nd they know there are not. “s » ¢ We are therefore appealing to you to urge that you do now any pnmmx which you may be contem- plating having done and thereby help relieve this destitute unemployment gituation. Not only will you be aiding this acute situation, but you will dofl something that will preserve your property and make the general ap- nce of your place more comfort- je and more attractive to your cus- g By 223 A list of painting contractors in the #ity is appended. CLAIMS BANKRUPTCY. Harry Rosenberg, Trading as Good- year Raincoat Co., Files Schedule. Harry Rosenberg, trading as Goodyear Raincoat Co., 923 F street, murdly filed a petition in voluntary ruptcy. He lists his debts at HBUMM and estimates his #ssets at $555.70. He §s represented by Attorney Alvin L. Newmyer. Joseph A. Forbes, 713 Nineteenth street, who says he il employed as a checker by the N. Auth Provision Co., also asked to be muaaea bankrupt, He states his debts total $14,632.27 and his assets are $2,000. He is mrnenwd by Attorney Arnold H. Neviase; HEALTH OFFICGER ILL By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER LBORO, Md., Feb- mnry 11—Dr. A. B. Hooton, Prince LH hellth officer, ll il in sibley Hospi ! bron- chial pneumonia. Ibr the put several ‘weeks he has been constantly at work combating an outbreak of influenza in the county. 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