Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1931, Page 38

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HIA'H!TONE“- 1‘1l D- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TESTS T0 DECIDE GAS HEAT PLANNED Eauipment to Be Installed in' Schoeols to Try Out Long- Line Effects. The Public Utilities Commission will launch tests in two outlying public’ schools before September 14 to de- termine whether manufactured illumi- | nating gas loses its heating value by transportation for long distances through gas mains. This was revealed at the Franklin School Administration Build- ing today when authority was given the | commission’s engineers to up_their equipment in the Takoma and Dean- wood schools. ‘The tests, Earl V. Fisher, executive | secretary of the commission, advised the | board, will run for a period of a week. e Commission will furnish the equip- | ment, which will consist principally of a | tank to hold about 30 gallons of water and cpparatus that can be lccommo- dated on an ordinary table. The gas supply will be that provlded \ordinary outlets for cooking stoves. ‘ | Explaining the tests as they have been | | outlined to him, Harry O. Hine, sehool\ board cecrstary, declared that public | school buildings situated as far as pos- | sible from gas manufacturing plants were desired by the commission. The commission, he said, wanted to use the Takoma School and either the Kenil- | worth or the Burrville Schools. Neither | of the latter, however, he said, have gas | { connections. ‘ FIRST NUMBER OF WEEKLY PERIODICAL IS ISSUED nnd Economie L4 Political Events Covered in American Observer, Launched Today. The first issue of the American Ob- server, a weekly perlodical covering po- 1litical and economic events of national and world significance, was launched today by the Civic Education Service of this city. The_editorial board consists of Charles A. Beard, political scientist: Harold G. Moulton, economist; David S. Muzzey, historian: E. A. Ross, social scientist, and Walter E. Myer, editor. Edmund Duffy of the Baltimore Sun contributes a weekly cartoon. The crisls in Great Britain and the | American_farm problem ere the sub- jects of the two main ar.icles in the first issue. An interview ,with Arthur | Henderson, president designate of the | |World Disarmament Conference nnd‘ | former foreign minister under Mac- | ;Donald is also 1ncluded 'TWO BANDITS HIT MAN | OVER HEAD, THEN FLEE | - | | Police Trace Phone Call Reporting Abandoned Auto as Stolen and Arrest Suspect. | ‘Two colored men early yesterday morn- | | ing attempted to hold up and rob Louis Marshall, colored, 1104 T street, but! apparently lost their nerve and fled after striking Mearshall on the head with | a heavy, biunt instrument. Marshall | was treated at Freedmen's Hospital for | a severe laceration of his head. | Th2 automobile thought to have been | usad by the would-be robbers was found abandoned s2veral blocks away from the | scene of the attack, whizh occurred near | Marshall's home. Later a telephone call | was recelved from a man reporting stolen an automobile said to bear the same tags as the abandoned car. The call was traced to Fourteenth and F streets and a police radio car | with Policemen J. T. McCarty and S.| Ostenso rushed there. They arrested man who gave his name as James Ar: D2vis denled knowing anything of the assault, but was hes pending a further investigation. SERVED French Fried Potatoes i Pecan Muffins | Fresh Georgia Peach Dumpling, Supreme and Hard Sauce | Deviled 'Food Cake A la Mode Fresh Cherry Gelatin, Whipped Cream Imported Camembert Cheese with Toasted Crackers .Fresh Fruit Sundae ICE CREAM Fresh Strawberry Sherbet Strawberry Tea Loft Coffee i Tced California Melon Balls in Ginger Ale Fresh Crab-Flake Cocktail, Conserves and Relishes Couthern Bisque with Crotons TNoast Crown of Spring Lamb mb with Fresh Mint Currant Jelly Minute Steak with Fresh Mushroom Sauce 0ld Fashioned Southern Fried Chicken, Creamy Chicken Poached Fresh Kennebec Salmon with Hollandaise Sauce Special Fresh Vegetable Dinner with Poached Egg, Au Gratin Assorted Cold Cuts (Sliced Chicken, Baked Virginia Ham and Tongue) with New Potato Salad and Garden Radishes Sauted Fresh Corn in Butter Melba Toast Grapefruit, Orange and Romaine Salad Peach or Coffee Ice Cream Iced Tea Chocolate Peppermint Patties Cigarettes TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Plhet— ‘Cullty Hands,” at 12, 2:19, 4:30, and 9:50 p.m. Stage shows 30 and 8:55 p.m. ‘The Smiiing Lieutenant,” 1:35, 3:35, 5:30, 7:30 and announcement, the Navy Department said the various lots of metal in- clude 10,703 tons of ferrous material, 488 gross tons of non-ferrous and 2,572 tons of armor. ‘This metal has been obtained from scrapping the former second-line cruiser Pueblo, from the bumesmn Florida and from the modernization of the battleship New Mexico. The De- partment explained the machinery in- cludes motors from the obsolete sub- marines S-2, 8-50, H-2, H-3 and H-4. R- K O Kelth’s—“Caught Plastered,” | The department said this material can 6 a.m., 1:22, 3:28, 5:34, 7:40 and | be inspected during working hours at | the Philadelphia Navy Yard. at 11: asnn 9:30 p.m. “Eld Girl,” at 10:35 a.m., 12:52, 5 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Stage shnws at 12: 15, 2:28, 033 7:08 and 9:18 p.m. Earle—"The Last Flight” at 11:10 am., 1:40, 4:35, 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. Stage shows at 12:45, 3:35, 6:35 and 9:10 pra. 5 Tivoli—"The Miracle Woman,” at 2:15, 4, 5:50, 7:35 and 9:25 p.m. | Central—“A Free Soul” 11 am. to | 11 pam. i Ambassador—"Politics,” at 6:15, 8:05 |§| and 10 p.m. NAVY TO SELL SCRAP FROM BATTLESHIPS Service for Over 30_Years When Vermin || Infest ‘ Mattresses —Moths get into woolens or Carpet beetles invade floor cov- | erings, conditions can be eco- nomically remedied by sending such things to us for Fumigation Oualit, Scrap metal and machinery from several obsolete naval craft will be sold by sealed bids at the Philadelphia Navy On P Yard, September 14. 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R. fl?‘Dlorlmtru:!lon n :Inclnl 1745 F 8t. N.W., 1st fi. 1221 CONN. AVE. Decatur 4610 -4he-Art of Dancins 8% VTR pisre e S Sze Tl SATURDAY ®**ce° GUILTY—screamed the head- lines.... but this story of love.... of Jesire ... might easily have hap- AN pened to you ... to any of us...! Season's Parade of Masterpieces! Popular Prices Continvous 1AM 1011 PM. WAS HER BATTLECROUND suster of the chorus-scarlet .uM Zbflegzfiflf #mfll romaince rode intoker bursting heart mNT DOUGLASS %flm R.E. SHERWOOD'S i)’/’/‘l’lf m’flfl WILSON-GREENE CONCERTS, 1931-32 i Constitution Hall and Natione! The ARTISTS’ COURSE, 4:30 Nov. 16 LILY PONS. Sensational Soprano. Met. Opera. Dee. 11 MARY WIGMAN, Noted German Danseuse. THI only_one hour Ey train or over hard- surfaced hgaway. | Salt Water Fool. No'Sea’ Nettles—Reat Picnic Ple:sures Ball Room Specials Satirday and Sunday —Fishing and Crabbing at Ite Best. —CHILDREN. 10¢ trigt Line Station—o:0%, Mar.15. “THE BLUE BIRD.” Yushny's Continental Revue. Course. $16.30. $13.50. §11. §3. $6.50. PHILHARMONI. COURSE 5. SERGE RACHMANINOF FRITZ KREISLER. Dancer. MPHONY OR- ;. Conduetor. REC SIDNEY LUST T \\'mun Ellclne Sout HIPPOD) " Near Seh. Today—] Oliver in 'MUGH Angl;y ER ’C‘&.’ Mount Rainie Course, $16.30, $13.50, lll. ('. $6.30. WILSON-GREENE EVENING CCURSE, 8:30 A popular-priced series of & evening goneerts, by {ameus arlists. ~ Course,, 2.50. $10. Ck RUSSIAN “JUST A GIGOLO." __comeds. CIRCLE 5957t & safimsr "sereens TYPHOON COOLED. JQAN CRAWFORD. NEIL HAMILTON. MARJORIE RAMBEAU. CLARK GABLE in" "LAUGHING SINNERS.” ANACO “BOY FRIEND)’ Teb, 13, JOHN CHARLES THOMAS, ‘Barytone. Chicago Civic Opera. Feb. 20. JOSE ITURB Celebrated Spanish Planist. Course tickets now on _sale, Gl e B 16 Dist. 6493, Warner Bros.' AMBASSADOR _ co'*fa " Xw. MARIE DRESSLER. POLLY MORAN, Warner nm APOLLO ©* B st NE WILLIAM BOYD and LILYAN TA! MAN. “MURDER BY THE CL( — JONES GOLF SERIES Nafibnal Symphony ORCHESTRA HANS KINDLER, Conductor CONSTITUTION HALL. 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