Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1931, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 16, 1931—PART ONE. H s. mfls SE'I' ¥ . . . E IllllIllllllllllilllIlIllll||lIlI|IIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllll_lfl_l_@ [ A mumummn.mmmwmmmumnmnmumunnmmm T FflRFALlSESSIDN 3 ' . s ) G © 1 YOU JAVE *12* Seattle COnventlon. » _ ‘ : ON AMERICA'S A ————_ | J : - Best Known Gas Range ent employes are to and pol Full Porcelain With Storage Space the tion of # - o " iuhn will attend the mmmn some N ) d:lo:lh'llmh“fllslblk\ntmul 3 ) ¢ There will be approximately 175 4 4 U from onwr parts of the coun- 4 . i mh.uy twice as many ac- £ Vnnmu al unions of Government 1 E & employes throughout the country have z : " ; lflroved upward of 300 resolutions be introduced at the convention. . f % m will be considered by various vih . committees, which will make recom- Upper, eft to right: John L. Bateman, s Ollve Greer, George L. Jerey, Gertrude M. McNally and Joseph R [ : /6,'}/ tions, but, according to the rules i 1] | Stansfiel be mm’,.tflm‘:‘:fi .:.'::l‘ umh:.n‘:nth:re Lower left to right: Henry G. Nolda, Miss Belle A. Trouland, Dr. J. Pranklin Meyer, Ulrey J. Biller and John w.| is no nity for any of them to e e Bl e e e i i ‘ Ivory and be “smothered” in committee. s SHO0TNG DAUED [ B ELECTRC EAGLE | o Bubjects thay Afe expectsd 10 be dis- {Causes Alrlme Ban‘ SEEEEEEL Y ALY TIF on mepste P PUNGFALL SHOW | R ASTOUNDING to lower it T wioms o1 'MMB - Mexican Specimen Last| TSRS . ; G As R AN GE e anaardised lesve with accumulative Wounding of Gas Manager by | 1o Cet Pestage on Display, to Be Held Yearly e o e e | Turf Man Held Result Pl Will Have Radio Stars OFFER siock leave is another propesal covered inssification Chief Tople. z Nomrgrs of Quarrel. Broadeasting Here. to provoke the By the Associated Press. i . . B9 the Amoctated Press. [ \2| Plans for a week-long display of elec- . EVE R MADE BARBOURVILLE, Ky., August 15.— grandchildren | trical and radio appliances, designed to hat the shooting of Henry Cole, | tace to Tide on & Tegular transport air- | incorporate in its scope demonstrations $ 4 9 75 TO THE FAMIL'ES i e . plas. | of the latest advances in the industry, r-old | danghnee of Dr. Georgs Minnien, were announced today by the Elec- known | cinnati physician, boarded a C! m League of Washington, bound plane in her home city |Dllt‘e in the Washington Auditorium, | there was no taboo on snakes. ‘When September 21. | ', | the plane was safely out of town offi-| Hows A ey, chairman of the 2 claie”of tne. Eimbry.Ridale. 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According w Foley, popular radio | : in $5, va the leak in the transport line's | stars are to r in person during 7, declined u, dis- |Tules has been plugged by an amend- | the show and it is expected . le and Denver Mil- |ment adding “reptiles” to the clause | that their broadcasts may be heard | of Louisvile dens dtnul - | barring “birds and animals” from air | Over Nation-wide networks _directly 5 e rides. from the Washington Auditorium. , PY Minton said " Television des e monstrations also are| planned. | Liner Still Aground. The committee of the Electric League Seities, “Tenn, 3 RIO DE JANETRO, August 15 (P).— ety Soff the EASY THIRD FLOOR An argument as to whether Cole | Attempts to float the Munson Liné | foll B JORN . shoul the running board of | % 3 ~ should ride o0 Ahe Tumning O™ or | steamer Western World, which went on | 8- 5 HiL A. ¥, & Horn. J. . Myers TERMS t tS to have precipitated the trouble. 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