Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1931, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931 SIX HUUR DAY H.AN |CANNING FACTORY DONOR l HELD FOR GRAND JURY ';;';‘n“"‘um“’" O — lm"‘“flué“x: g:&:m:";fid “:}m ACCUSED OF GEM THEFT IP‘M‘" hb::“:ouu Ime-up M‘o\vr Miss Chapiin was ferced to hand TO OPEN LECTURE SERIESIA_M With Intemt o Bk Charge| (A% POwsl oaid Ourr came into the e . : He | told the Cs b .,", Miss Chaplin and Georges Carpenter, | ' alfl e judge Carr was nn!.d V Suspect Denies Taking $17,172 | | Prench ‘ hes ight © mr 'en} branch on Pifteenth ork Aur.ha'mu Ior mfld | i o M, rr Holds New Yorker. e - R - Ky — — | Jewels From Lita Grey Chaplin. I tn-: o e Mengerment tass | NEW YORK (@).—Shapes of heels Xnd(nn lis Man Will Discuss “An s { James A. Carr of New York was held & while. she said, th® man plunged a | England has Nn checked up and| NEW YORK, October 29 (). —De- | Jami three men, in view or T and lasts are important this season 88 Experiment in Industrial for grand jury sction by Judge John P. | hand Into & pocket and d:-n-med,;m |found that local telephome calls made |nying he had anything to do with the throng 'hlch had ne"n"-:‘.au;o o= plm uu:“ oman, ! wfl-&«: Two mew o money M the cash register. TS, | actress. them A ive the Uttle Democracy” Tomorrow. MeMahon in Police Court on charges l'“""."'; ® wisean oo on wliel by members of Parllament from the L)l\m;f lnhx‘z worth of jp;els ‘fr:: atenibly e 60 rt with re- |and oot “:lclnr P. Hapgood. who gave an |Of sssaul with intent to rob Anna- ' ing room. Oarr then struck her in m-;Hm‘:f C;T‘s;’m is costing the coun- m: e;'mchnbflfl fomm :d:":.: ": :glwn 'l';;rel:n:‘:"fllflv;n.;‘m ;m::‘::.‘un heel derived from the Oubal belle Powell, 5200 biock of Pifteenth 'mouth and fled try about a year Sam: e stage r going a sho pe. Company Hits Biggest Year, ;nnamvo factory o his c-nmn es to own and © With Force Benefited and More Employed. X x ing through what m wrnun year in its | oOf 100 wlld dutn marked and re- t has been \he six- hour { plan, officials of the compan: T say, has Tesulted in an immediate in- || crease in efficiency. Less fatigue -monn the workers has eliminated & unflency and waste toward elimination of the creased daily Dmducuan of the plant as | § & unit have contributed to the success of the experiment. Refuses to Save Labor. Of the importance of mvmpor yertising in the company’s policy M meeting the challenge of uu times, W. X. Kefiogg !ounder and president of the Sorbas V!lr demomtrlwd some of the urusunl virtues of /newspaper advertis- ing. We ued newspapers somewhat as shock troops to concentrate our fire when and where needed. The mobility of th! form of advertising has enabled us to meet the varying problems of un- mura conditions to excellent advan- tage TMs year the company is spending e budget was the largest in the company’s histor o story. A few vieeks ago, when the develop- | fi ment was &pnounced of a new machine which would have dhnluxd nbou 100 ‘workers and effect a considerable saving in operating costs, Kellogg unlud to hlve I! 1nlhlled 0 tim to displace workers,” he slld e During the vcme of a liner m‘ New York to Plym cently, windows of lhe promenade deck | 50 feet above the line, smashed by huge waves, Opening les of E’.IL: W, | Milwaukee, on November 2, and Chlr)'.l | W. 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P Metropolitan 1062 minen\ ater: Sale of COATS DRESSES Gibson's can and will offer Washing- tonians their greatest values in fine coats and dresses. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES Silk & Sport Styles $€).88 $5.00 Value f new W arrived for inter our chiff crepes, satins, jers Tile, Red, Blue, Black, Brown. Newest S, . tomorrow, Finest Fi un DRESS COATS 15 “9 50 Values . Newest Styles . Finest Fabrics | Over 1(10 heauz‘f\.! and fashionable | dress coats to sell at a great sacrifice GIBSON 'S 1309 F ST. / or more . . . . for your old watch! - regardless of condltlon, in exchange for a stunnmg modern one in our Semi-Annual Trade-In Sale! e i Wise folks are out of the habit of throwing out their old watches, or just using them for paper- weights. They bring them to Castelberg’s now and get much more than their actual worth by trading them in on brand-new, up- to-the-minute watches! It sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? But hundreds of happy customers can tell you that there’s no catch in it anywhere! WE WILL ALLOW YOU $10--OR EVEN MORE---FOR YOUR OLD WATCH, REGARDLESS OF ITS CONDITION, AGE OR MAKE, on the purchase price of ANY NEW WATCH in this sale! As little as 50c a week buys you a new watch -—=even at these trade~ in prices! Every home has at least one use- less, old-fashioned watch. It is worth $10, or even more, although it hasn’t ticked once since the Civil War! . You'll find nothing else so much like finding money than trading it in now! Castelberg watches are famous for value always-—and now you can get that value for $10 less! You can pay on those famous easy credit terms of Castelberg’s, too. As little as 50c a week will pay the bill! This semi-annual sale begins tomorrow. Come in and get $10 for a watch that’s not worth a thing to you today! Open Satu:day Evenings WMAL Winnie Lightner Stuo and Screen Star 6:45 P.M. 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