Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1931, Page 10

o EIVERINTNG "A—10 *% TR UFFIBERS SUEE | IS LAID TO ILLNESS ALL MINES OPEN Maj. C. W. Jenkins Had Fear| | toe SR :‘: |Samuel Pursglove, Pitts- of Insanity, Note Left burgh, Says Plan Would Keep to Wife Reveals. Men and Shafts in Shape. Parachute Opens Pursglove satd Just in Time as U. S. Plane Crashes By the Assoctated Press. increasing demand.” For Large sdllnx Agency. ;get of Lhe ground after a 1,000~ Llem gfll]m"l single-seater lsnfl pllne plunnd 0 esn.h after i crumpled 1,000 het above cnpe Henry, and he leaped over the side. time for all mines in the territ | By the Associated Pnu Maj Coleman W. Jenkins, Army War ( § : ITTSB! ber 11.—Op- structor, whose lifeléss body eration of all mnm on & uniform ic‘led a patch of weeds near; ule, instead of t;“nh;;'"’w davn wm e “*5“5‘“‘ ;‘f,,“’“‘;;“'“;;mnuncass TRADES TITLE - |Bs o REHLEANET 10 aig the “snu?d become m.saneui: was b)t.uuunm.\s conl business out of its de- Such tha dpl-ni ! Samue! Purs- glme pnndcm of the Pittsburgh - Cérporation, cne of the | uniform runnin, ders for thel coal m’j‘!omer Abigatl Pankhurst, Who| Wed Serbian in 1913, Pledges Allegiance at Cléveland. to inquire into doath was convened this | By the Associated Press. [ CLEVELAND, September 11.—Prin- | cess Darls Kara-Georgevitch late yes- terday traded her title for raturn of her | United States citizenship. | r Bern 72 years ago as Abigall Pank- | e of | hurst, daughter of a pioneer Cleveland shipbuilder, the princess first married | Herbert Wright of Cleveland and then | | Hugar Pratt of New York. Both died | ins: |and in 1913 she married Prince Alexis | d Kara-Georgevitch of Serbla. After the | death of the prince sle left Serbia to | ns will | live in Cannes, France F.ecenfly she . | returned to her former h mulate a surplus,” giance to King Alexander I of Jugo- slavia and pledged allegiance to the o United States. 0Oslo Workers Accept Cut. OSLO. Norway, September 11 (P).— Aluer six months of controversy n\e ages btzween emp]o}ens and aoo abe flhus ndustries an agree c'a ralry; Capt MJ 1 R !\ M: SLOGAN IS ‘OFFERED ‘ AS FRAUD EVIDENCE Government Says W. B. Forshay Advertisements Comprised As- surance of Safety. ester 8.5 B e ! MM Other New Fall | MIN! 4 o | Knox Hats R ‘ “VACABOND" A NEW FALL KNOX HAT for IN-BETWEEN wear ) 2 ; £ i R Lusuriously shi) " | Sitk Lined | Last irumed Hats | w to 830, convict Foshay and 8 n charges of using the y all the time on wh he Gov- There is @y FRANKLIN Cane Sugar v! In the smart ight and dark shades for Fall. ® CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED @ RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street they're s by companies agsr and to denmv s testimony showed. o e mducmg many for every use Price ROASTED EVERY DAY. RIGHT .FROM THE ROASTER TO YOUR GROCER 100% PURE QUALITY On Sale at All DETERMINES THE | REAL PRICE YOU PAY: FOR COFFEE Every Sip Dvinrl'lou; . STAR, WASHINGTON, largest concerns of its kind m the world ve s today proposal BUAL MAN FAVBRS means that all mines wmllfl work only | days elnc.xgh time to supply the demand, e ther by working a certain number of hours each day or a certain number of days each week. He prefers the former . | for the industry’s plight and said the good operating shape, so that a larger tonnage could be produced in event of Under his plan selling age: would be estlblished ln each d.lstnct to sell all coal und flx the uniform runnm Bhould the. u"n\*ne: of mn agency conflict with the laws, he proposes that each district work out a plan u\hueby | operators having orders for more ton nage than they could produce in the | g time would take care | | of the surplus ccal mined by operators | V- | in their dis'rlct \\ ha lack sufficient or- “At the presen! time the men who | are empla)sd at mines which work | teadily every day, earn more than sufi- clsn' to ll\e on and are able to accu- Pursglove said, Down! JUMBO | Junior Size (Pound) Loaf BREAD Now 3 C Nothing Like It For a Nickel D.” 6, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.° sze emplored ot| GIVEN FRATERNAL POST | mines which upenu only one or two a week cannot earmn h make a living. Overdevelopment Blamed. He held overdevelopment responsible “while those men who Maj. Thomas J. Frailey Honored by National Alpha Chi Rho. Maj. Thomas J. Frailey, 1728 Church condition was “brought about because a | Street. was elected national vice presi- few of the lar panies want to et mf:,,w:,', day Bt %°|the thirty-third annual convention, regard: less of what price thev ean sell ‘their | Which closed this week in Chicago. product !or and without any considera- ion as to whether the smaller com- panies can survive. the PERFECT Climax to the Coming Octcber Weddmg Perfect “Gem O’ My Heart” (Trade Mark Registered) ENSEMBLE Both Rings for W“"DD!\(‘ s 1 OO E\GAGE\TE\T 4 The Wedding dent of Alpha Chi Rho fraternity at! Week-End Values. 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