Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1933, Page 16

I THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. neer’s office, said the settlement totals PROTECTION ARRANGED will entall $28,650; & water main at the 381 ning ..m screens SR/ RS s FOR POWDER MAGAZINE A | o o e i o, syl lumbgvg‘;flogumtm Last i : $800 5'[.dndgnx Pearl Harbor, T et O | v 1o Tt rtem G for a number of months. tracts for Bellevue Proving Ground and Indian Head Plant. e England's population should attain| In the list of contracts wh!h\x $385,- 609 announced Bureau south of the lily poi its maximum about 1950, ac- yesterday of Yards and Docks, N:vywnemnmem E. A. Schmitt, enzl-neer in the engi- ' cording to official statistics, Cash Delivered $ 5 Monthly _A-16 INSURANCE CHIEFS AID HOME DEBTORS Leniency Adopted “as Far as Possible” in Mortgage |j3 Foreclosures. ‘ | LAND CASES SETTLED Condemnation Nears Completion for Anacostia Park. ‘With the settlement of a condemna- tion award, the United States engineer's office yesterday said the Government had acquired most of the taking lines on the east side of Anncosus Park and commandery attaining the highest aver- age was won last year by Columbia Commandery, and will be presented this evening to Comdr. Arthur G. Fessenden. The inspection and review has been arranged and is under the of Inspector General John McDuffie of Orient Commandery and J. H. Phillips of Columbia Commandery. —_— Amateur smugglers entering England K. T. PLANS INSPECTION Columbia Commandery to Initiate Review Tonight. Columbia Commandery, No. 2, K. T., will initiate this evening the grand in- spection and review of the constituent Indian Md., costing | T. ,000. Amhderphhflmwmumum d trolley the mmm protectors at these three | vale !m.um the Navy will pay $20,596. Sieiln o e e lice Supplies White House Trout. | Crneries of the District of Colum- Naval War College, Newport, R. I, cost $200,471, and will be built Horace C. Frantz is one of the lead- | bia, by the grand commander, L. Whit- A hfldlw trout farmers of Colorado. He sup- | ing Estes, and % officers of the Grand | last year pnid more than $750,000 to Cincinnat, oxuo firm. Naval Station, N trout for the White Mouse, prize given to the' customs official By the Assoclate WEW YORK, Fkbrlmry 3.—Presidents large insurance companies today olicies on mortgage fore- involving as much ‘ pr(‘sldcnt of the Trav-'| of Hartford, Con Four Attractive Pieces in Maple or Walnut Veneers $4 Down EAUTY to thrill . . . Low prices to delight. 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