Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NXOVEMBER 23, 1931. MAY REVISE DUTIES |WOODYARD WORK FOR JOBLESS [ i i, ", Dok, ' OPPOSITION TO DEATH |t i e o 2 s TR ™y et et TO OPEN TOMORROW MORNING | york 8360 day to be turnished] FOR CHILDREN RAISED | ™, (o™it which_pisols aod | Senstor Avehue- Ganper of Rakuss man, | o bossesson, sale’ and e of dends by the committee later. This work con- ‘ | other deadly weapons may be secured | ber of the association’s advisory coun- | WeaPODS | :umof .h:bs 1“1 Rock C‘:eek Park and | Anti-Weapon Society President | by mix\o;'s x;nd by otl;er t;mgomnble}lm. “The average presumably peace- e S, ; ¢ e city’s playgrounds. # : persons is the reason for the Nation's | loving American citizen is the best| Labor I " { Four Hours’ Employment a Day at 25 Cents an Hour| The site of the woodyard, the foun-| Seores Ease With Which Juve- |mounting crime record” Mr. Grant|armed man in the world today. He | trying to siop jbor aeoniiPbines are | dation for the George -Washington Me- niles May Obtain Pistols sald. He pointed to recent murders | either carries a gun or keeps one or | brokers from promising work in Hewal i Provided for Idle. [ etit Skis loaed T fhe Mestopamnt committed by two other boys, Jesus|more in his home. The citisen of no|to Filipinos when there are no jobs for ; Gommittge through the courtesy of Mrs. | Opposition to_ execution of children orja, & 15-year-old orphan of Cali-'other country is so well prepared to|them there int - Henry F. Dimock, president of the | was expressed to srant Administration Considers| : k B e e aameln: P day by E. R. Gran The registration office of the Munici- | and Constitution avenue, will be hard | 4ion™ , direors of the woodyard nresident of the National Anti-Weapon h iew | pal Wi ard, where able-bodied un- | work, acecording to George J ams. - % Yol oy e g Association, with hy 1art o8 Changes in View of Drop in 1o e e ehecked i Tor | serctary. of - theDistrict Commities e e BTt “To, ety . e % : 4 | jobs sawing wood at 25 cents an hour, |on Employment, and intended only for | y /70 . ot Denteal ren or to throw A most extraordinary Pound Sterling. | will open at 8 oclock tonight at| able-bodied men. A maximum of four | TS OO! B e | e ; . |the St James Hotel, Sixth street | hours work in any day will be allowed | J"P0 / | and Pennsylyania svenie. Those who | so that the maximum earnings of any C 1 consid. | check in will be put to work imme- | applicant be one dollar. This is| — « - diately, About 100 applications will |enough to feed snd lodge him, Mr.| Giving emp ) #s_cottor | be accepted the rst day if that many | Adams pointed out, but ot enough fo | the choice of 4 : [ L apply. If the woodyard is popular |attract to the yard any not actuall week, & Ha n, 1 A e ough, its capacity will be doubled. | in need of work : workers preferred TURKEY STUFFING | i R The work to be provided at the | Those who can p by letters ” me and half the | | | | | | ry aotivn against woodyard, located at Sixth street |two responsible District residents has finer flavor seasoned with Ne: Bag Care Costs You Exactly Notlfl'ng T LE&A ; . PERRINS ' \ SAUCE / Suits, Topcoats —— and Overcoats—and OUR OWN FINE CUSTOM MADE STOCK DRESS CLOTHES INCLUDED 7h uy! Longer Life What a b ) L g f T COSTS about the same in the end no matter O Bt otls, | for )’0”7‘ clothes. . . And where your clothes are laundered —even at | | G | h goods export | | g Bz, o home! Figures prove it. 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