Evening Star dated December 6, 1930

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) marhing: mot rauch change In tomparn: ture; mintm temperature about 39 tures—Hi it

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JPERATION PLAN NCREASES RELEF bles. of Revolt Dying in' ew of $60,000,000 Fund THE SAFEST FLYERS OF “THE NAVY 11 Approved by

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"~ HOUSE WETS LOSE INFIGHT ON POISON Appropriations for Denatur- ing Industrial Alcohol Are Sustained. By the Associated...

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C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 19 - e T X"I_E S-I'RIKE | Film Actress to Wed Broker. | yserday. They st the coremony : \ Lo .| LOS

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EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATUKDAY, DKUKMBER 6, 1930, Wo DWARD &LOT Christmas Savings Checks vt sl ...'7729 Chrlstmds

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NG STAR 7 Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. It was eleven o'clock at night. With alternative, Capt. Edwards brought the $hip down to

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. i\ 1K EVENING STAR. PARLEY DESIRED Music and Musicians BY PARK PLANNERS National Capital Group Advo- cates Immediate...

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SOCIETY. The Miamian ... 2155 p.m. Gult Coast Limited 2:5§ p.m. Havana Special . . 3:10 a.m. Florida m, + 3:35 a.m. Other...

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~ STUDY WIDE TREE PLAN FOR CAPITAL % lmpor}ance of Shade Is Stressed at Meeting of Gar- den Club Committee. Looking toward &

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURD;\Y. DECEMBER 6, 1930 GERMANS GREH MAN SLAIN IN.AUTO COTTON SH'PPERS Lo g R s ol

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73 g WILL PREACH HERE Dr. Charles L. Goodell to Talk! Twice at First Congrega- tional Church Tomorrow. Dr. Charles L. Goodell

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GUEST PREACHER - INLOCAL PuLPIT Dr. Fry of New York to Offi- ciate at Incarnation Lu- theran Church. ‘The guest preacher...

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SUNDAY SCHOOL GROUP |APOSTLES’ CREED BASE HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION FOR SERIES OF SERMONS *REV.H. 1 DERTHICK SERMON REPLACED...

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SPORTS. ——_——————%: Mid-West Outranks Nation on Associated Press All-America Foot Ball Team' Far West, East Garner Two Each,

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BASE BALL BATTLE GOES 70 NEW YORK Lower Leagues Are Ready to Settle Issue When Majors Meet. BY HERBERT W. BARKER, Assoclated

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. Walsh said. ATTITUDE OF . S. IN ITS RUSSIAN POLICY Educator Declares Records Justify Refusal to Recognize | Soviet...

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NEW HOUSES OF WORSHIP HELP BEAUTIFY CAPITAL Churches Built During Past Three Years Involve Cost of More Than $6,000,000,...

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REAL ESTATE. “PARK AND SHOP” PRICED TO SELL NOW OLD CLEVELAND PARK 3501 RENO ROAD N.W. at 34th and Orduway Streets New,...

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REAL TOWNSHIP IS HELD TAXATION BURDEN Judge Lacy Declares It Is Ob- solete Government Unit and Civic Parasite. The township

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Black as an Evening Selection BY MARY So long as France rules or predomi- nates the world of fashion, so long

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ODEST MAIDENS L Ive made" « privete world t noone else cuUN Ssee. 1246 @1 T A P Ak Mgaes...

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FINANCIAL BANK MANAGEMENT| -~ CONFERENCE HERE More Than 1,000 Expected to Attend Meeting Feb- ruary 26-27. G _STAR, WASHINGTO

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FINANCIA SPERRY MEMORIAL EXHIBIT IS OPENED Inventor Responsible for Many Instruments Now Used in Aviation. i BY JOHN F....

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PRICES ARE MIXED IN CURB TRADING Market Displays Lack of Re- sistance as Seling Pres- sure Resumes. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special

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HELP AND SITUATIONS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D C. DECEMBER 6, 1930. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver-

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B—10 L4 AUTOMOBILES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930. APARTMENTS. 1 S v TARZAN AND THE LOST

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APARTMENTS. S NEW APARTMENTS That Appeal - to Those Who Prefer Perfection Westchester really ap- proaches perfection in...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, anu AND BATH E.- 13th and You st: 5. now.; $32.50, t. 2345, FOR COLORED. NEAR CONN. AVE. AND 8

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AUCTIONS. WN—8_ROOM! KOLB, 12¢° —___Phone Weri 0002. ~ FOR COLORED, mi2t J300 cash paymerd buy home as Christ- KINGM! ‘.\ P

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, 'D. C., SATURDAY. DECE 1930 INEW WAVE FOUND 10 SEND PICTURES MBER 6 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS....