Evening Star dated January 6, 1931

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‘WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Mostly cloudy and with lowest heznmm somewhat colder about 34 degrees; s—Highest,

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POLICE AID ASKED TOEND ROAD SIGNS ) te Citizens_.of ~Cabin . John .Charge Zoning Law Is Being Violated. ¥ - . vy ‘Wiclations

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SUPPOSED SEERESS | BURNED T0 DEAT Widow Who Lived Alone Dies in Flames Near Elly, Va. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER,

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ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION #eh St and L. Ave. N.W. ?I—'dMNum .@vyluudbmhnu mymflnbpym FREE WHEELING On All Models

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SHPPINGHITHARD BY NEW YORK FOE Steamer Rams Car Float; Freighter Sends S 0 S Call; Air Traffic Crippled. By the Associated

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T THE MG STAR, WASHINGTON; D. €, TUESDAY, .TANUARY 6, 1931. NOTABLES TO SPEAKII AT AR SESSIONH . TR nnogs fand Paul Kellogg

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LEGION AWAITS PERSHING: BOOK Comdr. 0’Neil Says Memoirs Will-Be'Great Contribu- tion to History. Bpecial Dispatch to The...

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THE EVENING STAR —__With Sunday Moming Edition. _ WASHINGTON, D. C TUESDAY.......January 6, 1931 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor

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Thomas J. Appleyard, 80, see, Fla., publisher, died here Sunday. He was & Confederate veteran served his apprenticeship in’

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SPORTS. *BIG BILL -HADS FNALLY OESERTED THE AMATEUR TENN'S RAaNKS TO MAKE MOVIES OF THE SAME THAT MADE HIM FAMCYS 7 BY...

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SPORTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHI D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 SPORTS Weidman’s 645 High in Star’s Tourney : Great Decisive

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- TZENS PROTES - JMLE TR Forest Hills Group Ask Elim- | ination of Zone on Con- 1 H " necticut Avenue. The elimination of the

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FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 WASHINETON BANK | POSITION 1S SOUND Contraller’s...

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FINANCIAL. GIBSON'S ADVANCE INBANKING: RAPID New Head of Manufacturers’ Trust Co. Is Excellent Executive. BY JOHN F....

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riNA STRENGTH N CURB | " LIST MANTANED Utilities and Trading Cor- porations Are Featured in Quiet Market. BY JOHN A. CRONE.

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URGED ON DISTRICT QCitizens’ Associations Adopt Resolutions to Give Men Six-Day Week. * Resolutions were adopted by the Ca-

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D. C. BUDGET BILL " 1 STARTS JOURNEY ON CAPITOL HILL Weights and Measures Items First to Be Taken Up by Simmons’...

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B--2 SOCIETY Guests of President and Mrs. Hoover at White House Will Return to Philadelphia Today. RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover

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1 § ! ! Mr, Percy Madison Miliner and young | SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) the Rev. John J. Queally officiating. ‘O

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CRIMINAL ALIENS In Letter to Senate, Secre- tary Reports Near 400,000 lllegal Residents in U. S. Any alien convicted of any

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THE_EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, JANUARY & 1931 | - ALMA RUBENS HELD |iie, ey, "G her ompanton on) |complained to

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WOMAN’S PAGE HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1931, FEATURES WHO REMEMBERS? BY DICK MANSPIELD....

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WOMA N’S PAGE.' Effect of Fashions on Lingerie BY MARY ‘The longer skirt and the defined Kaistline are new fashions that are

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B8 =* ABANDON SCHOOL FEDERATION PLAN Arlington Group Favors County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations. Epecial Dispatch

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NUARY 6, 1 A study of family welfare in Wash- Ington has been made during the put two month by Mr. Francis fi of the P‘unlly

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SO YOOR UNCLE .|[MR. EDWARD BOWERS 13 EDDIE HAS DECIDED ®ef| NOT IN P OH DEAR! TO ST)CK AROUND 3 2 THATS Too BAD — A WHILE,

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m....

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B—12 l‘u—l‘)fo"om!. (Con TOURIN rase condition: on lance monthiy. * now . North 0341, ADSTER, 1025—Pert B 150 down. Fred 1

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mverage Strt hall, living y attragtive ki goreh. Fou d bath with bullt-in tub and fixtures; electri: with garage. convenient

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