Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 8

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C, location of Hquor establishments near military reservations.” Despite Woodring's action, comman- dants of Army and Navy reservations here have expressed their objections to having liquor stores close to thelr preserves. Spokesmen for private and public hospitals will have an opportunity next week to discuss with the A. B. C. Board the question of prohibiting lia- uor stores near hospitals. They were extended the invitation yesterday by George W. Offutt, board chairman. PAPER COMPANY PLANS 10 PER CENT PAY RAISE 5,000 Employes tz; Get Boost De- cember 1, but Stay on 40- Hour Week. BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 29.—The THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. 10 per cent pay boost, effective De- cember 1, Thomas Luke, president, said today. He saild the company, which has QUOTA CLUB MEETING The twelfth anniversary of the plants in Maryland, Virginia, West | Washington Quota Club will be cele- Virginla and Pennsylvania, will retain the 40-hour week for all employes, e L 2 Move Telephones Sold. More than 60,000 new telephones have been ordered by British sub- | | more than 5,000 employes of Westiscrlbers since the allowance of 200 Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. will get a' free calls a year. brated at the Women's City Club, 736 Jackson place, at 6:30 p.m. today. Guests of honor will be Mary Pal- mer Northum, governor of the tenth district: Lulu Dryden, past president of the Quota International, and Mrs. John G. Capers, organizer of the Washington club, ok Beatrice Pinckney Jones of the sy, . Poxcroft School will do musical con- tracts and Nancy Harris McDowell will sing. accompanied at the piano by Dorothy Bowman. LI AL! 'ID. TABLETS SE_D! checks Headache, 30 Minutes s Best Liniment FINE WATCH REPAIRING AT LOW RATES Frid:y : Sa:unrday $400¢ Main Spring i replaced for any watch in Scoring Critics. BY the Associated Press. Hitting back at “prejudiced and partisan” criticism, Rexford G. Tug- well, resettlement administrator, today | disclosed that 76.5 per cent of money | due on rehabilitation loans had been | paid up to October 1, and added the prediction that “the preponderant majority of farmers under the re- habilitation program will pay out their debt 100 per cent.” In the meantime, he continued “the business-like administration of these loans is making many farmer: self-respecting and self-sustaining.” $6,543,897 Loans Collected. 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