Evening Star dated December 4, 1930

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Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages13,14 & 15 No. 31,628, WARDNAN REFUES T0 PRODUCE FIRNS BOOKS AT HEARNG Would Constitute “Unreason-

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“WASHINGTON."” G. O. P. PAPER. IFOUR FISCAL PLANS IPAINTING EXHIBIT | 3 SO . O PAPER, GIVEN: COMMITTEE OPEN THIS EVENING .1

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. CHURGHES DEFIE CVEWOF .S ROLE Federal Council Would Have Nation Support Disarma- ment Conference. The Executive Committee

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—— WOMAN ACQUTTED NORRIS PROPOSES | HAWLEY PROMISES. IN SLAYING CASE STEEL PRICE PROBE MINING TAX STUDY - URGECOZPERATON '

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+4 - has publicly repudiated the idea of a -DRYS T0 DISCUSS || REFERENDUM PLAN Majority Favor Proposal to ! Submit Question

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A—6 == TEXTILE MILTA 70 BE CUT T0 40 Schoolfield Strike District in Virginia to Be Partly Un- der Picket Guard. 8pecial...

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TRADE BOARD SEES SCIENCE'S MARVELS 2,000 Members and Guests Enthralled by Exhibitions at Meeting. A modern’ Aladdin rubbed

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. ?mr..“mm 4, 1030 ) THEODORE W. NOYES. A S, ding. .Editor Rt o

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. GALL IS ACCEPTED 10 §T. COLUMBA Rev. G. A. Le Moine of Dela- ware to Become Rector of Church Here. Rev. G, A. Le Moine,...

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THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FUNDS ASKED HERE INPROBATION DRIV National Association Aims to| Spread Work for Children

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- HALTS WARDAN RECEIVER HEARING Judge Adjourns Quiz Until Thursday as Blaine Probe Subpoenas Counsel. Hearings in the suit of

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|TA—I2 |. STAMMERING CURED CAUSE REMOVED Short Time—Low Cost E. R. CARSWELL HOTEL WINSTON Sturtevant Blowers FOR BURNING...

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'_.M..)&..fl_.“' STOCKS RREGULAR |HEAW INTEREST _|FATHe, mab- ke ONLIGHT TURNOVER Firmer Tone Appeaps After Early Period of

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Pure Ol §%s 37 High. Low. Closs. | Rem Arms 6s A

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Afternoon Following Re- newed Selling. 7 BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, December 4.—Despite...

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flfVHflPMENT * LAUDED BY MAAS| Rearesentatlve. Himself a * Flyer, Addresses Banquet of District Air Legion. S, NS, Man is...

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The Foening WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER OUTSIDE, PUPILS COSTD. C. SCHOOLS| | cotee st S1T84 A YEAR Tabular Statement

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1930. SOCIETY. o ey e v __Mrs. David 8. Ing‘lh wife of Assist- " (Continued on Third Page.) CREERON 614

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-SOCIETY | HEAD OF COMMITTEE I . (Continued Prom Second Page) A * ant Secrefary of the Navy, will be at home to: afte.noon

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> preceding the card party, for Miss Edith Bltllfdly evening in her home, in com- | bazaar and dinner whlch u being held |

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More Christmas Things Than Ever at The —and more people to serve you! Finer things too—and everything less expensive than a

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B—6 PROBE HEAD DENIES WOMAN ON R101 Sir John Simon Also Declares Report That Crew Was Not Sober Is Untrue. By the Associated

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! H & & & k3 4 Ed £ & & & E ) & i £ 4 & & £ £ & & g £ E & & & £ S £ 4 & & EY + £ & & & & 4 4...

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MURDER. EVIDENCE MEETS CHALLENGE Defense to Contest State- ments of Confession in Den- ver Ground-Glass Case. DENVER, Colo,

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ANTISOVIET PLOT TRIAL NEARING END Death Sentence Demanded by Moscow Prosecutor for Eight Men. By the Associated Press....

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STRANGE LABRADOR LIFE 15 DESCRIBED Quaint Hunting and Fishing Methods Used—Industries Being Created. ‘The t burning of Sir

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Christmas Savings Checks Cashed Here Thousands of Gift Seekers are Finding These 36 Gift Articles are Outstanding Values X

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T TTr T g " r . oy = D b s STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1930. 35 Moses & Sons g fl fiom. S@Z®§®S/ncansflore F

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W PUSH PARKWAY EXILES PLANNED HERE _Grant Says Potomac-Rock Mrs., Robert Imbrie Is Chairman of Committee for Affair Creek...

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Open Every Day 7 AM. to 11 P.M. “North Capitol and E Streets Optical ep: Special! Latest Si%(le $6.00 White Metal Frames...

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Telephone Number NAtional 3,300 Yards of Remnants, §1 to $1.95 v Silks-and Rayons best part about this tempting remnant group

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LIQUOR CASES LEAD IN LOUDOUN COLRT Cogle Killing Action to Be, iy sho Heard Friday, December 12. “ Others on Docket. ander on

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ' D. 'O, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 1930, \ A Fur Coat=What o Giftl 44444444444444 109 Payment...

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7 D T D O A I P S 784 Coaster Wagon $2.97 h:.l’oxafl-lnnhl woad o, rumer -G steel disc wheels, roller bearings. (Sixth The H

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" LIGHT PRESERVED BY BEING FROZEN Amazing Exmblt Includes Corn Popping Between Two Jars of Ice Water.. By the Associated...

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SCHOOLS STUBIEB Special commuttae Is Sought | Schoo to Recommend How Far Board Should Go. relation of education to hospitali-

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1S NEEDS RALS, BUT EARNINGS DROP Paradoxical Findings Listed in L. C. C. Report, Show- ing Loss of Business. By the...

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AR GAINS TRAGED - INNATIONAL REPORT Pontinued Government Aid to | Soientific Development Is Urged on Congress. . ' Afr...

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. MEAT CHAMIPIONS ON AUCTION BLOCK 522 Sales Mark Close of Interna- tional Live Stock Show at Chicago. By the Associated...

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\ Cc—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY¥, DECEMBER 4, 1930 : ARMY WUAN'S TRIAL | sve°e axtnioria/ EARLY SHOPPING

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECKMBKR 4, 1930. RN QIS S R DI ESssmens Bmssmme eenimems L WINDOW SHADES In

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° | OFFICERS TO GET TESTS INVESTMENT | {Annual Physical Examinations to BU!LDING i Begin on January 5. ! ‘The regular annual

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Vhr’rari!#" Reported Missing £ dri 0 End Police Told' i - -to.Get Busy, .. GO, December 4 —New weapons in the hands of police

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Just 17 Shopping Days Until Christmas Plenty of Free Parking Space : - - Store Hours: No danger for children — no damaged o)t

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Hollingberry Sees Vi ¥ . SAYS COUGAR LINE WITHOUT SUPERIOR Points Out That No Foe Has Scored This Season " on Running Play.

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- + INDRAFT DISPUTE lush Leagues Involved Look for Ways and Means to Obviate Bigtop Aid. BY HERBERT W. BARKER, Assoclated...

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SPORTS. CITY’S ELITE TO SHOOT * IN YULETIDE ATTRACTION ' Considine, Pitt, Judge, Rice and Saunders Among Colorful...

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'MARGARET YORKE § ' . By Kathleen Norris ’ was very different. fi"v?v{l:.\lp.lk tull‘or{ interest in rything, be was pleasant.

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SIUDENT CHORISTS INLUTHER'S SONGS oth National and Local Pro- grams Promise Wide Va- , diety of Entertainment. j@ Students’

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SEd HUHET S R ¥ : I I ; dress one. ' If you don't find it conven- jent to make an entire ensemble or to buy a doll, then you

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Fire Lighters From Candle Ends BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ‘The use of candles on dinner tables to supply the...

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SN A Zh & — 4 @100 120 4. 7. 48 Bl Bt 1213 “AW, LADY, WHERE'S YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR?" - MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE...

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CLOSING HOURS FOR/CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 3 ; ' i fe? i i g B % Hy g ie}i 4T t § i : : "W i k CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In...

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l:l ile: Sed lc(fi-monl7 'Pau“i.n'noulne 650 miles.. Szdan, 202975 HARRY SOMMERS, INC,, 1909 M N.W. 1727 Conn. Ave. 2w -4...

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HOME BARGAINS o M.llq ‘ " !! them at i u'" e s: MW, i -m- l§ “‘fi' l_mu S parenin. . .fl ul new home, just W Tce and just mzu

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T0 DISTRICT TOTAL}:3 x| Employes Are Added in Both Local Office ‘and on National Staffs. it trust of the &{" nise: ’ru-fi'fl"