Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON NEW AUTO LIGENSE | PLANIS PROPLSED ¥irginla Commissioner to Mall Application Certifi- eates Before Dec. 15. Speciel Dispateh to The Btar. ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 27.— Applicants for 1932 State automobile lcense tags will not have to submit the application blanks attached to their 1931 registration cards to obtain new | Moenses if the present plans of State Motor Vehicle Commissioner T. McCall Frasier are carried out. Claude W. Fletcher, distributor for this city, said y. ”’x"l:“mvum of Motor Vehicles at- tem) to rate a new system of suto licenses this year by at- taching application blanks for 1932 licenses to the 1931 registration cards. The system, however is believed to have failed, as it has been pointed out that a Jarge number of automobile owners have i Jost these .fpnc.uan blanks, and no other way of registration was provided under the new system. New application blanks will be mailed to all motorists before December 15 authorizing them to disregard the blanks attached to 1931 cards if the plans of Commissioner Frazier are carried out. The sale of tags here will begin on December 15, with the dead line for purchasing 1932 license plates on Jan- uary 15, 1932 Mr. Fletcher expects to receive a totaf of 7,500 sets of tags for Alexandria and vicinity next week. ‘The Virginia tags for 1932 will have white numbering on a black background. car fees will remain the same s this year, 70 cents per one hundred pounds. A MORE SILVER DOLLARS ARE URGED BY EATON Representative Urges Temporary Ban on Small Bills to Stim- ulate Business. By the Associated Press. Representative Eaton of Colorado be- leves people should carry more of those big silver dollars in their pockets and fewer greenbacks. Hardly anybody owns any this side of Des Moines, he sald yesterday, and this 1s one reason why silver is in the dumps. Treasury figures, which show there is $44.20 in circulation for.each American, also disclose there is ofig 27 cents’ worth of silver dollars avsilable for every person. Eaton favors a law to prohibit is- suance of silver-secured dollar bills for six months or a year to get the coins to jingling in pants pockets again. It will ‘help, he argues, not only silver put all business, Lindbergh Tools Stolen. NEWARK, N. J. (#).—Souvenir hunt- ers are under suspicion. A kit of air- plane tools, a vacuum bottle, hatchet, wearing apparel and a quantity of canned foods have been stolen from & locker at the airport. The articles were stowed there by Col. Lindbergh when he and Mrs. Lindbergh arrived from their tour of the Orient. NOW= All Set GHRISTMAS FUND to Go MOVIE STARS FROLIC IN CALIFORNIA SNOW. screen actresses were moving--rapidly—on their first toboggan ride of the season. Polly Walters, Mae Madison and Ruth Hall (top to bottom) SECOND after this picture was snapped three of Hollywood’s younger A enjoyed the first snow in the mountains at Big Pine, Calif. SAVINGS INGREASE Al Banks in Prince Georges Except One Show Gain Over 1930. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., November 27—A total of approximately $226,-| 247.62 will be distributed in Christmas savings checks about December 1 by, the nine banks of Prince Georges Ccunty, according to figures gathered ,today. This total represents an in- crease of $26,034.79 over last year,| when an aggregate of $200,212.83 was paid out. All banks save one report an_increase. | Banks in the upper section of the| county, close to Washington, and patronized to a large extent by Gov- ernment employes, report. the most notable increases. Salaries of this class have not been affected by the depres- sion. Banks in the Jower or rural sec- tion of the county, however, also will pay out more, except the Bank of Brandywine, which falls just a trifle; short of last year. This bank will pay $1,800 this year, against $2,000 in 1930. Trust Company Shows Increase. In distributing $17,000, the Southern Maryland Trust Co: of Seat Pleasant and Upper Marlboro leads in increased payments. ‘This bank paid only about| 111 Glenbrook Road Battery Park, Md. Open Every Day, 1 10 9 P.M. New detached brick, 6 r, 2 b, with chronium fixtures. Solid brass elec. fixtures, Colonial —A. P. Photo. design. PBreakfast room with TURKEY SAVES WOMAN FROM DEATH BY GAS Boy, Delivering Fowl, Smells Fumes and Calls Neighbors, ‘Who Rescue Victim. By the Associated Fress. 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