Evening Star dated November 30, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and not quite so cold, with lowest temperature about 15 degrees tonight;...

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CAPITAL EXTOLS BYRD'S COURAGE Hoover Congratulates Aerial Explorer in Radio Message to Little America. | By the Associated

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VOTELESS DISTRICT 1S GIVEN SUPPORT Georgia Real Estate Group Backs vCapital Citizens in Representation Demand. Among the...

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3 HGHWAYFETERFT CALSED BY POLES North Brentwood Balks" at| Style—Maryland City Idea Also Brings Protest. @pecial Dispatch to

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1929. W é\\“l// PRNLR: 1N WARD & Lo —1The Christmas Store < or...

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6 ¢ THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY...November 30, 1029 THEODORE W. NOYES. ....

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HOOVER TO FILL TWO 1.C.C. POSTS Action on Expired Terms of Democrats Expected Before Christmas Recess. ‘Whether two...

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8 SO SOC " Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson Return From Thanksgiving Day Visit at Léng Isla HE SECRETARY OF STATE and Mrs.

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- s 3 &= THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1929 Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in...

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10 AD RATE DISPUTE NEARS DECISION Federal Hears Arguments in Case Pending Several Years. ‘Whoiher newspaper publishers of the

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/ OLY COMMUNION | o> vers ] SERVICE TOMORROW Dr. Lambeth to Speak on Morning Program of Mt. Vernon Place Church. ly communion

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12 * THE EVENING HONORARY GANON SUNDAY SPEAKER Dr. Henry Lubeck to Preach at Washington Cathedral Evensong. Dr. Henry Lubeck,

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MEMBER CANVASS BEGINS TOMORROW Funds Will Be Sought for| St. Thomas’ Parish and Mission Work. | The every-member canvass in

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14 % INDUSTRY MUSEUM SEEN REASONABLY THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 14%9. IMPOSING STRUCTURE...

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ZONING BOARD WILL GET GARAGE AMENDMENT VIEWS Public Hearing in Propo sal to Permit Their Con- struction in Apartment Houses

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16 PERMITS ISSUED FOR T8 DWELLINGS: New Private Building Proj- ects, Involving Cost of $175,425, Are Listed. Expenditure of

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REAL BURDING WAGES ESTABLISHRECORD Continuous Rise Since 1922 Puts Scale at Highest Level in 1929. Wages in the building...

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REAL REALTOR OUTLINES INDUSTRY METHOD $ays Grouping of Plants in Special Subdivisions Has- tens City Development. The way in

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WOMAN'’S PAGE. Season’s New Hats Are Welcomed BY MARY ‘There is a certain disadvantage about styles that are entirely...

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- 80 o l Something Ought to Be Done About This l (3] A ONE WoULD THINK THE.* AUTO Y/ DESIGNER WOULD AOTE THE CROWDED /...

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CHRIST:"! FOR 1350 STARTED New Clubs Formed b§ Wash- ington Banks as 1929 Checks Are Mailed. BY EDWARD C. STONE. Christmas

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22 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, ' NOVEMBER 30, 1929. ) SPORTS.’ Woodward Expects to Improve on Grid

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SPORTS. SEEK FOREST AS MONEY NET PLAY SITE May Use Chicago Courts, Though, Long Island Plant Having Heavy Schedule—Would...

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SYMPHONY TO GIVE CONGERT TONIGHT Walter Damrosch to Direct in Weekly Broadcast Over Station WRC. ‘The General Electric...

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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ina-n gley 2oushe re Sales Sou 013 D st 9339 BOUCHT in any -Hnm s o nune FURNITURE—L...

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26 T TROOMSI ZTT: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 15%. APARTMENTS, ETC. —_— b s T % } MO.N...

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PPARTMENTS. You Must See These Wonderful 3-Room Suites in &%inc 5425 Connecticut Avenue Northeast Corner at Legation They...

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- 28 REAL RENT HOUSES—FURNISHED. Y MODERN; 10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS. Newark. , Clev- 3454 Newark. ~Phone for inspection, Clev: red

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AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1929. LEGAL NOTICES. 29 ’ | LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL...

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80 BIATES ACT 10 AID First Industrial Surveys At- tempted Since War Times to Be Started. Industrial surveys by the various