Evening Star dated December 20, 1930

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WEAT w. Fair tonight; HER. S. Weather Bureau Forecast.) minimum temperature about 28 degrees; tomorrow increasing cloudiness;

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A2 #» G.0.P.HEAD ADMITS HE GPPOSED NORRIS Lucas Brands Hoover and Coolidge Opponent as “Democrat.” (Continued From First...

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ANN ROYAL STORY | REGALES NATIVES LINDBERGHS SAVE SHIP FROM FLAMES " TRIAL OF SHEPARD 'APPROACHES JURY HEARING NEAREND IN...

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TOKIO CALLS SOVIET ACTION UNFRIENDLY Row Over Closing of Japa- . hese Bank in Vladivostok May Become Serious. By tbe...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930. Wz, . Q. _. 7The Ch;'istmas SlOre < L& e o 30 Gift Values

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THE EVENING STAR | With Sunday Morning Edition, | WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY...December 20, 1930 THEODORE W. NOYES. . . ....

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vana Special. . *3:10a.m. M Special . . 3:25a.m. *Sleepers open 10:00 . m. Other Fass Through Trains Daily: Palmetto Limiced

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=4, Roman Catholic LEMN MASS will be celebrated at 8t. Patrick's Church on Christmas | eve at midnight. ! A program of...

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-+ T0 BE DEDICATED Archbishop Curley Will Offi- clate at Ceremony Temor- row Morning. 8t.. Gabriel's Catholic Church, on...

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- TOPRESENT LEGEND i " Btephen's Episcopal Church and Dr. TWO CLERGYMEN “The Other Wise Man” Will| Be Featured Dec. 28, 29,

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Y. M. C. A. NEWS At the annual meeting of the Cen- tral Y. M.t C. A, m&‘fingl“nu ‘Work Department reported ,684 religious...

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S ROLL UP LARGEST ~ AVERAGE SINCE ™2 Fumble Rule Seen as Help in Production of Bumper Crop of Touchdowns. By the Assoctated

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930. SPORTS. Entries for The Star’s Big Holiday Bowling

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A—14 =* TWO MEN INJURED WHEN SEDAN HITS STREET DIRT PILE| Samuel Everham and William Thornton Are Thrown Into Windshields.

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REAL ESTATE PLANS FILED FOR SHRINE’S SOUTHERN FOUNDATION $193,235 Cost of New Stage of Work at Catholic University in...

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REAL ESTATE. WEBSTER PREDICTS BUSINESS ADVANCE D. C. Property Values Grow, Says Realtor, in Urging Greater Optimism....

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ceivable that the fash- and ankle ever come + sider such & of the fashion for going inadequately clad in Winter has certainly

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SO0 1 4. 7. 43 e R} “LOOKING FOR SOMETHING IN A DRESS, MADAME?" “NO, SOMETHING IN TROUSERS. MY HUSBAND.” MOVIES AND MOVIE...

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FINANClAL. * & 0. REPORTS DIP INNOVEMBER NET Liberty * Extra Dividend—Banker Hopeful for 1931. BY EDWARD C. STONE. Gross...

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B—6 * FIN EAR-END AUCTION IN-STOCKS 15 ON “Cats and Dogs” Offered to Highest Bidders in An- nual Sales. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

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FINANCIAL. GURB ISSUES HOLD IN STEADY TREND 0il and Utilities Sections of List Prove Strong Features. BY JOHN A. CRONE....

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. AUTOMOBILES. THE EVENING SEAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. HILL &

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+ APARTMENTS ANTED—AUTOMOBILES. Fenna, ave. n., ‘National MW our_sale by ov e o Baturdsy 10 nnod. Qulck. satisfactory ififl How

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." ROOMS. i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930. “UNCLE SAM AT YOUR SERVICE” Army Engineers...

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AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930. LEGAL NOTICES." T 10N SAL AUCTION SALES. AUCTION

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L MNSONTOTAK | B—12 = ON WORLD COURT Senator in Forum Address to Tell “Why U. S. Should Not Join.” Senator Hiram Johnson of