Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1931, Page 32

;W SOFT COAL PARLEY | T0 GET EXPERT AD Saience Will Attempt to Solve .. Economic Problem at Session. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, Pa., October 28— Bcience will lend a hand in the tedious task of unraveling the economic tangle of the bituminous coal industry. ‘The third international conference on bituminous coal, under auspices of the Carnegie Institute of Technology of Pittsburgh, will be in session here No- vember 16 to 21, and for the first time will blend its highly technical discus- gions with the economic phases of the business of producing {uel Believe Plan Coming. Leaders in the conference believe that bome general plan for the rehabilitation of the industry will be forthcoming from the conversations between the scientists "The mine owner will be furnished with | e vtz e owner wi e 3 . c-nm hensive survey of his business. Home economics m!m‘finb:t the uml B il e what he P Gomands Loy o Arbanea, il bn uen o 10¢-his product will be among the major | i v in Payetteville October 31. e e L b O e |Bhe is & member of Phi Mu_Sorority. nde gas and water power—will com- | 4 Photo. Foreign scl to provide ap- Pnnulfii'i'fifr&'ir e mors wan | GEN. MALONE INSPECTS 00 papers to be delivered during the poes conference. e e [ ing Various Units. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland will discuss governmental aspects of the | Maj. Gen. Paul Malone, who recently coal industry, and will appear on Mon- | Assumed command of the 3d Corps conference. | Area, Is now engaged in making his | first " inspeetion of the Regular troops ittee | in the area, comprising the District of ition, | Columbia, Maryland . and. Virginia. | He spent Monday st Fort Wash- —A. P. Photo. New 3d Corps Area Chief Is Visit- Sta will deal with the coal situa 'nuf first conference Was n 1928; the second was in 1928. | United States Infantry engage in va ous maneuvers. ol is mal e ity 5 R Ing & similar on of the C alry troops at Fort Myer, Va tomorrow will visit Fort Humphries, Va. He Is accompanied by Lieut. Col. CAPITAL TRACTION CO. FAVORS CAB CONTROL|, & & Sireet Car Firm Hits Zone Rate in Brief Filed With Commission. Capital Traction Co. has filed Commis- v;:g‘ ® the Public Utilities | Dirty Rugs | It's the way to ruin them Although the brief did not express- Iy ask for to the meter sys- tem of cl i 5 ;Ea Call Mr. Pyle... 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'WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. ington, Md., and witnessed the 12th| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 1931 e PALAIS ROYAL VIRGINIA DRY OPPONENT | GIVEN STATE CHARTER | Former V. M. I Superintendent Is Head of Association Against Eighteenth Amendment. | By the Associsted Press RICHMOND, Va, October 28.—The | Virginia Assoclation Against the Eight- | eenth Amendment has been granted | & charter by the State Corporation Commission. Gen. W. H. Cocke, former superin- tendent of the Virginia Military Insti- tute, is named president; Alexander | Weddell of Rechmond, former consul general to Mexico City, vice president, and John B. 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