Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1931, Page 28

B—12 * THE EVENING@ STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1931. BOARDTO DISCUSS Pope on Inspection Tour Arlington Members-Elect to Hold Informal Session Tomorrow. Beginning Tomorrow at LANSBURGH’S BY LESTER N. INSKEEP, « BStafl Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Va., November 13.—The first move toward agreement upon the method by which the new county man- ager will be selected will be made at a closed and informal meeting of the new County Board, which will be held to- morrow. ‘While no one member is able at this time to intimate the nature of the steps to be taken, all are reported to be in agreement that the selection should be made before January 1, when | the new board takes over the reins of government, and it is hoped that at least tentative plans may be drawn at tomorrow's meeting whereby any un- necessary delay in the consideration of applications may be eliminated. Chairmanship Between Two. It is believed that no effort will be made at this first meeting of the new board to select a permanent chairman, but that a temporary chairman will be selected to serve uniil a full organiza- tion of the body is completed. The general belief is that either Fred A. Gosnell or Harry A. Fellows, because of their longer experience in public af- fairs, will be selected as permanent g ided to tak Sy e P Popz PIUS_XI, photographed in front of the nmew studio of mosaics, in DL —— Vatican City, November 1, with his Teginue on the occasion of his in- they are faced by a task og[.r unusual specting buildings being furnished for The reception of sovereigns. The magnitude when they assume control tour of inspection also included the new railroad station being constructed of the county's affairs and are expected in the small city, the seat of the Catholic religion. —A. P. Photo. ',(; beh extremely careful in the SP‘I‘GCHDH of the county manager. Upon this se- fection, it is believed, depends to a| TAKES SNOW BATHS r— large extent the success of the new s i Moo a1 O e form of government. » While 1o actual count is available, ;. | Norway, Me., Man Hasn't Been Ill| is estimated that at least a dozen ap- SHiTast AE as, || DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES L Bucans To e Counymannger g | e T 1 Yo || Evesight Specialist 9 andsome irts—ver Y I d eral, members of the new board have re- | 15 Winters Nathan Noble, 55, of Nor- Phone National 0721 ceived applications directed to them and | - | a number of inquiries on the subject | ¥8Y: Me., has taken a snow bath. | SPotn and @ Blar WS hae been received in the office of Wil- | During that period he has not ex- | [d liam H, Duncan, county clerk. perienced a single day of illness. Idertity of the applicants is being "' withheld at this time, the only known > % candidate being C. L. Kinnier, county directing engineer. under the present BD‘S(Jid of C(;‘unly Sgl‘liper\'isal's. ; s nnier has made no secrgt of the - . fact that he is dests ol < I fact that he s desirous of the\pasition, ‘ Z 3600—Extra fine broadcloth shirts :fican&xmendfatmn l’tlis e;p]erflegce£ in ;;Ac | Ll Ll ;i . . rection of count affairs e / - S TR A , — in white, tan, blue, grey and Airlingu;n County, Kinnler was an en- S E a{ . ginéer for the r, a State Highway < L ginecr for ihe Virg hway i ; green, with attached collar, Faced With Many Problems. F . Z 3 ; . . Although a month and a half will s y elapse before the new board ssfiu;es ¥ e \ or Whlte ln neCkband Style. office, it is faced with the consideration ot 7, s durin 12 h " & = S et i probeny et e 7N 1200—Fine grade woven madras Results of these meetings probably ¢ g : . . will be made public where their im- = portance wasrants. such. action, since : B shirts with two separate members, as individuals, have expressed the desire to keep the public fully ac- : ¥ TR : ; collars to match. lems. < ‘cessary to confine vita- - i . . tions to the affair to the resid Livingstone Heights and i adeigtusm?; T e o lzoo_Fach Shlrts Of Strlped neighborhoods, but acceptances have al- i Ryt - : broadcloth or madras; collar attached. plage to capacity. 'Santa’S Men’s Wear Shop -IN'V DROUGHT SECTIONS Street Floor. And then consider these facts! 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