Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 7

G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER OCEAN AL PUAN | e ot | MARTIVE BN |52 e mr i m wm v oo MAY BE CHANGED) [ CONSIDERS STRIKE| &= R EAD e || S, “l"akam—au for CIWIO Competition for Contracts ; New-Formed Commission e ed o thetr 2 ; : ! . | = usicaL, iveTRUGTION. to Be Keener Between U.S. N Seeks 1o Prevent New | ™™o soretan Watkout. ” presest et o et 5 P HART'S SIC STUDIO, and Foreign Lines. Tie-up on West Coast. m“‘,';f’“:,",,"““",,,'m“,m,,,,,’m“’, g ; ; “Te situation I8 geve” he seid. mu-‘g;»,, . By the Associated Press. i i h Drastic changes in the method by which American ships now carry ocean mail were “under considers- tion” today at the Post Office Depart- mt":-n ‘.m:mm of creation of & . 1 —_— new Maritime Commission. 8 o e ALlAL CLLARL: Keener competition between for- 5 eign-owned and American vessels to President Roosevelt at Hyde Park NAT|°NAL SCHOOL obtain mail cargoes will “undoubted- | announced he would duemu the crisis . 1y” result if the contemplated changes with the commission Wednesday as the are made, one official asserted. | Pacific Coast faced a shipping pa- ‘The Maritime Commission will ad- Talysis. Trade is booming, and heavy minister a new law which aims to e Teplace the present indirect subsidies GEORGE LANDICK, Jr. to the American Merchant Marine _Ha?ris & Ewing "Fhoto. HOFFMAN faculiy. Schoel of Dllell‘ ; No ,rzm:‘gdfln 1 with & system of direct subsidies. The indirect subsidies hrough o ocean m‘lull eon!r:::s:":::“ ne"v sub- o el:nlr ..‘ eo"Ee“OI’ Begit N"| medi Ad Day. picht “l Sat. . sidies will have no link with the maly AETAIL CREDIT PROCEDUREAs aten e f;;::inq for ki ; ve practical eourse supploment ALDG service. "‘5‘:"‘ by .xpnk-u.d‘ credit managers children, adults. Ballet, Moderm .c" nnu?lf"’ NEw cuss:s FOR Basis on Poundage. of Waskiagtea ster Acrobatic, Tap and Ballroom . BEGINNERS IN - Special mall contracts will be ter-| - Registrations Now Baing Accepted correctly tought. 1747 R. 1. Ave. Y NAtional 2656 GREGG minated and the malls will be carried | Call ot School Ofice—Write or Phone | Waghington Studio, The Playhouse | Felix Mahony Director on a poundage basis. . 13th at F St Among changes being mmmmd s Strayer College S5 %k, | 1814 N st. NW. Phone sml.n. 9743 = | SHORTHAND ential® al = = = riting. Coms- % % TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING nlly m the life of each pair. It's tomete: 5, ete. % et ) ,,::':““‘??: 15| | Twanty-sixth yeor. Hiah Schu fr ml::w:‘-_l' E:::fi'- o || B iilintin xew Sontheu':cf:r:mlllyuvmtty 14th Street ot Park Road ! s e For example, an Amencinoveuel z:;:- 'G:,.h'mp'l.'.:‘:: c.“.". A’:"‘.“:‘; | SCHOOL OF LAW = 5(] 1736 G St. N.W. = COLUMBIA 3000 . sound ecomomy, s an essen 2 o ’:::ex:nd’.’;u;n sl e than 8 ||| Courses. Grammor School for Girs | School of Economics PRACTICAL TRADE COURSE - N— “getting ahead.” 1U’s an investment in technically, to carry mail which could ||| aad | and Government ENGINES . ‘"- ,e“..“y o .fl-’” have been sent on its rival. | Registrar's Office 2. Elimination of the “poundsge|f Scho°l Besins September 28. ||| Open tor Reristyation 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aviation—Automobile—Diesel differential.” 2118 Kalorema Road [I|| 818 13th STREET N.W. Skop|Zab, axé Theary + Certain ships not under special mal | s Teleshens ;rnljnu es17 Coll.u;n'li)‘u" “Tech” mu‘?,:. contract are paid so much per pound —! Send m Catalogue carried, but there is a wide range|| New Bulldins Coniractin Course — now bet d 1 » pow xtmeen poundage mtes wlowed | BLUEPRIN OTEET'S BUSINEss e o ) s o . SO SESSIONS 1 Union) an those paid Amer. fine, Estimating. Piaag s e :-H Business. E“Enms 2 B B . and Civil Seea-Saving to Department. Columbia “Tech” Institute R WL Foreign ships, for example, carry- Boe Cidsisend for Cal C Course Leading to B.C.S. Degree. ing mail from North America to i e Wood’s School e i the same mail the same distance, Estedlished 1385 fi:fi:‘fl;fl?’w"{fil?fi. centa, Tt | Country Day School 710 14th St. N.W, Preparation for CP.A. been given largely as a Government | 17“\ Y r B . ns Met. 5051 . s Examinations. sbekty. | i eg! Burrongh's Calculating Ma- " B e A e | Sept. 28th chines, Compromerer and ||| PRACTICAL COURSE Classes Begin o Stenographic. General said. “that when th - || A School for the Gifted Child i, e bl o || g 7 i g s o0 - e s t mb I 28 subsidies there’ no < rhered (:rm(urlt,he: O-g mDelmx"t lorr? mfi.nnrlg':fli.:sc"fi-fifi:: e PROFESSW"AL ME" ep ' e ou C . A “very wubstantiat saving, woud || 2= SePeriment B E R L l T z AND WOMEN Prompt Registration Desirable be reflected on the Post Office Depart- | | Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood Cobb Franch, Svanish. Malien. Germas ot any ment’s books should the two differen- . . by the direct ° . tials be eliminated, Branch said. Wisconsin 2673 "‘E‘nl.é“z"s‘c'iwt"&' CANGUAGES. College Office Open Daily—9 a.m. to 9p. m. Under the merchant marine act — .|| PRELIMINARY LESSON for Consultation, Entollment and Schedules. passed by the Seventy-fourth Con- e e , “all d duti TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 JUDGE A COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY Veated by law in the Postmaster Gen- I.EAR" SPANISH J ; TOWN and BUSINESS calls for the black or brown stralght i BY THE RECORI ITS GRAI A 5 o eral with respect to existing ocean- || Professors trom Spain. New S Am“nt‘ney | AT7P.M CRDIOF DA tip Calf oxford to wear with suits of oxford gray, navy, mail contracts” are transferred to the || iional Methods, Ravid Frosress. This NOSCHARGE OR OBLIGATION In the 1936 District of Columbia C. P. A. bluish gray and brown. 5.50 to 8.75. ::;x;l‘fl:-’n;ec(t:omn;l:s:?.! ;ll'?de tt}:‘:n;‘r:;l ::::t:'llly forming " new . classes a“ Day Classes Begin Sept. 28 = o examination, 13 passed. Seven of the 13 had v Only school in Washington esclusively ADMITTANCE BY CAR! taken either the full Accountancy course or « contracts must be terminated by next || dedleated to the teaching of the Spa June 30. iah Tanguase. L Call—Write or Phene For special C. P. A. coaching at Strayer. 8 MONTHS, $30.00 Early Morning and Evening Classes Complimentary Pass e s T fi?"'”éfz?“ weamimims || STRAYER COLLEGE STRAYER COLLEGE of ACCOUNTANCY HAMILTON, Mont.—Fsi Zeké mfl ‘aDproximal Placi & S DG 4 1t 1 two_lessons a ey 3 1 ;’,?,',,‘““ yh::n}i‘:rl;:; leg in an -wm tn." The i 8t Southeastern University Thirteonth and ¥ Street Homer Building Thirteenth and F Street They checked and found each wears Spnull SMJWM (Co-educational) Homer Buliding NAtionsl 1748 Pickney I. Harman, Ditector NAtional 1748 & No. 8. Now they go shoe-shopping || [ o' w st 'N'w. Phene Natl. 9309 © 1738 G St, N.W. NA. 8250 together. ng 4 4 FOR HEAVY WEATHER you'll need a brown blucher with a stout sole. 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