Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1932, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 10300k WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1932. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. (Continued.) _ ADAM A WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM: PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS 1441 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.. EING AN ARTMENT CONTAINING ARODT 110 APARTMENTS AND BIX STORES By virtue of & certain deed of trust. duly Secorded in Liber No. 6339, folio 409 ef sea ©of the land records of the District of Co- fumbia, and at the request of the parties ed thereby, the undersigned ftrustecs auction, in DAY. THE FOUR public Mo wit: P ence Sand’s subdivision nd 7 ot e subdigision, by the “hetrs p the tracts of land Pleasant as per e surveyor Also part of aforesaid s ibed by mete ROGER WALTER "M __ja21.dadsincl. Su THOS. J. WHITEFORD, BASTIAN UABLE MODERN CHED) AT 3904 T NORTHWEST, TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE REAL Situate at the Southeast Corner of Connecticut Avenue and| Eye Street Northwest, im- proved by a 7-story brick and stone apartment and office| building, known as The Ro- chambeau, and by a 5-story brick office building known | as premises 1624 Eye Street Northwest. HHUST COMPARY By WILLIAM D. HOOVER, Presider E. PERCIVAL WI u<(} 3813.16,20,23.27.30- 163,5,6.89.101 503 113,16 Beal.) Attest THOMAS nmunr. & CO.. Auctioneers Auction Sale of FURNITURE of Every Description Smith’'s Transfer and Storage Warehouse No. 1313 U St. N.W. Friday, February 5 At _10:30_O'Clock AM. TRUSTEES' _SALE By virt zecorded. in Libe ecords of the D wr EanTH BaY OF T THREE-THIRTY and +'of Colimbla in Liber 66 mruan of he time above Taid third in cas LEGAL NOTICES. F. E. YOUNGMAN, Attorney. BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF applica of 3D 1032, ordered that ail persons concerned . if _any there be. on or before lished once a week for three consecutive weeks before said day in_The Evening Star TON GORDON, Justice. & true copy. esto O FRANK E CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. By WILLIAM W. STICKNEY. Assistant Clerk 1e3,10.17 SPANISH WASHINGTON Prot. from Spain. Conversational Method, Rapid Progress. 1333 H St FREE ANALYS]S —Shows accurately how fo_better your condition. " ‘Send for Chart—No obliation. oncord College 248, 5,u W “Trals to Gain” 4 | fore .S. PAY STATISTICS - INHEAVY DEMAND Budget Bureau Has Many Calls for Compilation on Wages. Many members of Congress and many | Government agencies have applied to | | the Bureau of the Budget for copies of | the new statistics on Government per- sonnel pay, it was learned todayv. Care- ful study of the big page of figures is | being made in many circles throughout | the city The figures, which comprise the first set of their kind ever tabulated. dis- | close many new trends never known before in the Government pay roll, and are giving food for thought especally to those who have favored or opposed the wage cut for Government workers The majority of interpretations have | come from those who see in the figures | little hope for the wage cutters | By far the most of the Government pay goes to people who are in the lower paid brackets, as a matter of fact about three-fourths of the money goes to peo- ple earning less than $2,200, the figures show In order to get any out of the pocketboo workers, the table shows, it would be sary to take it away from the people who get the lower salaries. For instance, it was pointed out to- day. there appears to be slight comfort | [ in "the figures for any one proposing a | cut in th aries of all receiving more han $5.000 a year. The total salaries | paid to persons in the brackets above fhis figute amount to $44.663,581, and a 10 per cent cut of this would give the Government only about $4.466.000 With the Government fighting a | deficit_ which on January 30 amounted | to $1.5 933, it was said today | by opponents of a wage cut that the | $4.000.000 to be realized by cutting high would be only a drop in the| and would do far more harm | lization of personnel than it would do good in helping to balance the Gove ment's big budget ubstantial money s of Government In January. 1914, a few months be- the World War broke out, Liovd | 7 d declared that the »f peace were so good that sidered the time had come for re- Britain's naval and defense ex- ratory School for Bovs Athletic _Facilities. sixth Grade through ading Prepd Accredited—Exceptional Men ‘Teachers Only. High beging February 1st A, NA. 8250, CCOUNTANCY| Pace Courses; B. C. S. and J Degrees; C. P. 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Columbia—+Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” (second week), at 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. R-K-O Keith's—"Prestige,” at 10:20 am.; 12:46, 3:12, 5:38, 8:04 and 10:30 pm. Stage shows at 11:38 am., 2:04, 4130, 655 and 9:22 pm. Palace—"Lovers Courageous,” am. 2:05 4:40, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m. at at 8:30 Stage shows at 1:20, 4, 6:25 and 9 p.m. | Metropolitan—"“The Speckled Band” and “Tulane vs. Southern California,” at 11, 11:49 am, 12:58, 1:47, 2:56, 3:45, 4:54, 5:43, 6:59, 7:48, 9:05 and 9:54 p.m. Rialto—"Unexpected Father.” at 12, 12:03; 4:05, 5:52, 7:54 and 9:58 p.m. Earle—"Two Kinds of Women," at 11:15 am. 1:40, 4:35, 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. Stage shows at 12:40, 3:35, 6:25 and 9:05 p.m. Fox 1:45, 4:31 shows 2:51, 3:37, 6:23 and 9:09 p.m. Tivoli—“Safe in Hell” at 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Central—"Are These Our Children,” 11 am. to 11 p.m, 7:17 and 10:03 pm. 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Seats Selling CHARLES DILLINGHAM annownces An Informal Visit with MAURICE CHEVALIER IN PERSON in which the famous Idol of the Parisian Boulevards will sing his songs in Freach and in Eoglish Anisted b JACQUES FRAY & BRAGGIOTYI and their Modern Pianologue Entertainment 50 Seats Tomorrow WALTER HAMPDEN IN EDMOND ROSTAND'S HEROIC COMEDY “CYRANO de BERGERAC” Orch.. 83:. Bal.. 0; 2d Bal.. $1. Mail_orders accepted $2.50, 2 and ) HOPKINS NE_GIBSON JANS ml \\N\lf\ z 153 STARTS SATURDAY Leap Year Frolic JAMES CAGNEY in “TAXI"” —On_Stage— BART. . MANN RH TIMBERL & CC Last 2 Days Week 1. SHZ.LLCi LOLMES “SPECKLED BAND" TULAKE VS. 8O CALIF STARTS FRIDAV HUSBAN I)S HOLIDAY with Clive Brook Vivienne Osborne Charles Ruggles Ohe 81C_LAUGH TEAM IN THE SEASON'S \.OVEDY SCREAM. —STARTING FRIDAY— EDNA HERBERT BEST v MARSHALL Thurs. & Tonight SHUBERT H ‘ d L, BevascQ 3 5th Play Prof. Players 24 su. selum. SIDNEY PHILLIPS and HARLAN THOMPSON present “Blessed Event” A New Comedy by MANUEL SEFF and FORREST WILSON. ROGER PRYOR and 30 others Next Mon. Mail Orders Now. Thurs. Eves. 50c to $3.00 S0e to £2.00: Sat. Mat wih PAULA STONE Albertina Rasch Dancers Roy Lotti Billy Royston Loder Taylor 75— Glorious Ensemble—75 FRITZ REINER. Conducting VLADIMIR HOROWITZ, Soloist. FEB 9 8:45 Constitution Hall Tickets, 2 £2. $1.50, s1. Ar mith, 1330 G st in Homer 12Kl Doors close 8:45 until intermission. LAST 2 DAYS IN PERSON JA¥=S DUNN ovwane scREEn L] Zane Grey's ‘Rainbow Trail L] FANCHON & MARCO'S “CIRCUS DAYS” JOHN CHARLES THOMAS Baritone, Chicago Opera Constiution Hall Feb. 19, 8:30 Tickets Mrs. ne's Bureau, Droop’s. 1300 G st . 6493 ROSA PONSELLE Constitution Hall, Wed.. Feb. 30. e B e Narias Droop's. 1300 G st.: Dist. 6495 CHILDREN'S CONCERT By the NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA oF wasninGPox. p. ¢ HANS KINDLER, Conductor Central High School, 13th and Clifton Sts. Saturday Morning. 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JHEATRE Tu: e SEATS NOW: Regular prices. 50c to 13 Talbert Ticket Bureau. in Willard, & A. A A Mail_Orders: National Theatre ‘Box_Office GAYETY-BURLESK Look st These Favorites “GYPSY” RAE REED GERTRUDE REED AND LEE HICKMAN Community Institute Presents | P GOOE ETTE COL CAERT % AN RUT e ONE SRt CAROLINA A P‘RADF «ith JOHN GILBEF o e AR FRIENDS AND LOVE STATE o 51 DUMBARTON Wi and JACKIE COGPER CHAMP.~_Comedy |IPRINCESS "i.x Line. 2 JACK HOLT & R ALPH' GRAVES in | I)A\A EROUS AFFAIR dded S| SECO ONCE A TAKOMA CFRANKENSTE IN"_ ASHTON __cuaursoos. va OOPER & ROBERT COOGAN 11t N vm, 15c and 2 STLVER SFRING, MD. HATTEF M Ath and_ Butiernui 6. No Parking Troubles. DIRECTION_SID! HIPPODR ME Eddie Dow! Herinald Denn MT. RAINIER. Today-Tomo; 5 FARRELL mn‘rnu E. Today- ro! Consolat ‘Alexandria, ARCADE o Irene Dunn_in RICHMOND s105 Pa, Ave. Ph. W, CIRCLE 59375 Sie afier BULL BOYD, "RORO i WARNER OLAND. Z BIG GAMBLE. W BEY CELEGPATRA JESSE THEATER JavEs DO s OVER THE HILL Song Comedy. News. 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