Evening Star dated November 10, 1930

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Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages13,14 & 15 No. 31,604, Fi ohée Lntered as second cl Washington, ass matter n. C. The WASHINGTON,

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Would Marshal Chureh, -} School and Press Fortes "« for Understanding. tinued From Pirst Page. of this great problem is t in

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) * UBORFORTRAR - Removal of Hazards Should Provide Employment Dur- ing Winter, He Says. By the Associated Press. The hunt

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‘|co-oPERATION MOVE E Snrinu Possible by F _f:palmon Greup. [T BY MARK SULLIVAN. The aim of this article is to clarity What

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* NANGANESE HELD CONSIDER DANGERS “STRATER OR Speaks to Producers’ Group in Convention. The strategy of prepared industries

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NHUUES DESTROYED BY FIRE Estimated Loss Is $55,000. Intense Heat Hinders Firemen. by at 10 o'clock in the mom- ing by a...

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Resinol Ointment does Stop Itching - Even in severe or stubborn cases it often gives instant gelief. Also excellent for...

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i THE EVENING STAR [Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. ... .November 10, 1930 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor ———— per Company

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'E"'fi'fl'...... CHAMBERS for 1 §75 “BUY NOW” WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO,, INC. s New Yo Avg . Regular Delivery ad The

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010 MARK ARMISTII}E DAY mifrdi Gras Program Ar- ranged at Cambridge. + Bridge to Be Opened. * @pedial Dispaich to The Star.

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O WATER SUPPLY 1S STORED Aljxandfla Official Sees No Cause for’ Undue - Alarm. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star....

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21 Sk mm STORMS Plane Searches Florida Waters for Five From Sunken Barge. was in a precarious posivion Jupt ler, while two

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0. AREASHONN Richmond Reserve District|ae { :Is First in United States During October. 1 BY EDWARD C. STONE. Department...

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et C. FINANCIAL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1480. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | [BONDS ARE LONER | [

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Stockand Sales— . 1930.— Stock leo— p ! 2 Dividend Rate. ~ Add 00. Oven. High. 3 £ . 1 10 10 3 Stand Ofl Ohio (2%). 13 55 b5

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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ' TODAY. Meeting, Stanton Park Oitizens’ As- soclation, Peabody School, Fifth and C ETHIOPIAN COURT s s

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RITES AT CAPITOL ANDHOOVER SPEECH, TlEAl] OBSERVANGE Armistice Day Service of War| ‘Mothers to Center About Service Flag...

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SOCIETY, IETY ?resident and Mrs. - Over Sunday Mr. Hoover Entertained and Mrs. Gannett of Rochester. N.Y. their guests at the

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Jean Gee, Lieut. Ernest W. Carr, Lieut. Donald R Nell and Mr. Sam Lockwood. Another attractive dinner before Fri- day's dance

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$166,000000 NAVY PLAN WINS JAPAN Compromise Covm Six . Years of London Treaty. Goes to Cabinet. By the Assoclated Press....

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& Advantageous contracts en- able us to resume our original price of { 25¢c Ib. ‘N. W. BURCHELL 817-19 Fourteenth St. IN...

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INLLED, ONEHURT IN ARPLANE CRISH Machine Operated by Blue- field Man Falls Near Staunton. @pécial Dispatch to The Star....

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1 A SOUNTY RED CRUSS EADYFOR DRV Prince William Prepared for 100 Per Cent Solicitation, { Beginning Tomorrow. *ehl Dispatch

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RERRIRE oA e FORUM SPEAKERS VARIOUSLY HONORED Mw Alone Without colhci De- gree Among Four to Be Heard November 18,...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOV AMBER 10, 1930. The New Jelleff’s Was Scarcely Large Enough Today...