Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, DueukiibER 3, 1931 C—9 PARAMOUNT PUBLIX | ot e e TP17 % = WOODMEN PLAN FETE |Fuhisten Blosntennial eclebration parade, and efforts are going forward to| Ship Loses Race With Death, Attends Funeral { “The %mbmzy which this com- tatives of local fraternal or- | pressive gathering of fraternal orders . maga as EHAMPIUN STEER ny h: aining for the repurchase | John C. MecConnell Named Chair- | ders met at the Hay-Adams House Mon- | ever seen here. Of Ex-Sweetheart; REFINANCING DENIED |22 Sock smonsta "to- s6.500.000, ot | °° day night to discuss plans for the spe- Wife Takes Lif which $2,500,000 becomes due on Jan- | man of Fraternal Day Group. cial ceremonies which will take place on A - ife lakes Lile |uary 2, 1982, and is for the repurchase | ;o ¢ Meconnell of the Woodmen | OCtODer 27 next year, under the spon- Abolishes Bible Quiz, fce, it was an errand of merey, A | 5 * sorship of the District of C 4 TU BE Smfl AS BEEF BY the Associated Press Zukor and Hertz Tell Stockholders of stock lssued for the Great Bsted| ' 'woria has been made chatrman | George Washington Bioentenniar oo | OXford University, England, has abol- Throust Beay ene i a0 sk ! | WAUKEGAN, IIl, December 3 Business Is Running Profit- throughout the 'State of Iilinois. The |of a special committee which will have | mission. lshed the centurles-old examination in | oot Eaward Amog, & Nantucket i 4 ttended the remaining $¢,000,008-is for the balance | charge of arrangements for Fraternal| Each fraternal group has been asked | Holy Scripture required to obtain a B e et Of & total payment of $5,500,000 paid | day eeremonies incident to the George ! to enter & float in the Fraternal dey | degres. Sip obatat, adord BeiGAs s Lower Price Than Last TWO| | sgainst his wite's wishes for & half interest in Columbia Broad- When he returned home he casting System, Inc. Years Expected for Title- found Mrs. Grace Mayden un- By the Assoeiated Press. Present bank loans of the company holder of 1931. G run. True to the tradition of the i o died, but the going was t6o rough. H;E ® Heeping Washington Men Well Dressed ® ably for Year. ous in their gas-filled kiteh- amount to $8,200,000 and our bank bal- consclous in thelr g NEW YORK, December 3.—A state- | ances at the present time are in excess ment from President Adelph Zukor and | of $5,500,000.” : T John Herta, chairman of the Pinance i Pershing Off to Visit Sister. | Commities ‘of Paramoun Publix Cor-| The anclent theater of Dienyatu, ; shing left Washing- | POTation Tuesday said “in our opin- | Athens, could seat 30,000 Br g ARMRA R . L i ] z:"" Jx o o, Nebr. i |lon m0 new fnancing for the company |The front row consisted o CRNEAGD, DI S Trger | ton Tusning Bight fee Linaain + ¥ is necessary nor is any contemplted.” | chairs for the dignitaries and were ap- Thlckwhkinl for a day, went the “f} spend the Ohristmas holidays with his Our business is running profitably | propriately inscribed. The seats yet re- :f alelncbllol;lk[lm steers today—to the g0, in the fourth quarter,” said the state- 'main at the bottom. uc At the Btockyard Inn, where cattle- en, She died soon after, b men _gather, there was only one thought ! sttis v e e <0 o Oper the clotheslines women are Briarciff, a yearling from Duchess County, N. Y., ¥as adjudged, only last Tuesday, the grand champion steer of the International Live Stock Show—the | Prior to R izati highest honor. But the auction of cham- ' . pions today marked the end of his brief | A > reis x "Fhe rules of the International eces- ' sitate these auctions. Hotels and rail- - roads, in past seasons have vied in e - : bidding for these moguls of meat—to - rosy i serve as choice morsels on Ohristmas i { ® €ay. Last year's monarch, Jimmy, another Aberdeen Angus, brought $2.50'a pound dashery, hats and shoes. P-B quaMty merchandise at lowest prices ever! And, in addition— 50% MORE SUDS mean less work for You. 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