Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
OPENING TONIGHT
Commissioner ReicheIderfer
and Rudolph Jose to Address
C. of C. Exposition.

The sixth annual Industrial Exposi.
ton of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce will be open to the public
at the Washington Auditorium at 7:3(
o'clock tonight. DR.. Luther H. Reichel.
derfer, chairman of the Board of Dis.
trict Commissioners. and Rudolph Jose
president of the chamber, will be the
principal speakers at the opening.
A colorful background has been Gre
ated for the exposition with the Audi
forum decorated in artistic fashion tc
house the numerous exhibits which IL
lustrate the economic progress and de-
velopmenF of Washington. zsos
The exposition this year includes q
wide variety of business and industrial
exhibits. In addition to these exhibits
there are displays by the various Gov
eminent departments, relief and vel.
fare organizations, and other agencies
active in the community life Of Wash.
ington.
Music. Program Scheduled.
Tonights opening program win be
featured by the addresses Of Commits
sioner Reichelderfer and President
Jose. There will be music furnished by
teachers and pupils of the Institute OF
Musical Art. At 8 o'clock the novice
typewriting contest will begin, and al
$50 there will be a similar event In
the stenographic competition.
Election returns will be announced tt
patrons tomorrow night. Returns ano
late news flashes will be furnished
through the courtesy of the Associated
Press. International News Service
United Press and Universal Service
The junior typewriting and shorthand
contests also will be held tomorrow
night.
National Guard Night" Feature.
National Guard Night" will be or
Wednesday, with especial attention di-
rected to the activities of the local de-
Tense unit. Leaders of the National
Guard will be present, and a quantity
OF euipment displayed. On this night
there will be run off the senior type.
writing and shorthand competitions.
Thursday has been designated a.
Civic Association and Club Night
Leaders in the field of aeronautic.
Will be the guests Friday, Aviation
Night" The second annual Chamber
OF Commerce model aircraft sustained
flight contest. in which local boys vii
compete for the Chamber of Commerce
cup and a group of prizes donated by
washington merchants, will be held.
Carnival Night Program.
Carnival Night" will be Saturday
when the exposition closes Prizes viii
be given for the winners in the type.
writing and shorthand contests, anC
special awards made by exhibitors ir
| drawings held during show week.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant. Sd, director
OF public buildings and public parks Of
the National Capital, lends his hearty
support TO the Sixth Annual Industrial
Exposition in a letter addressed to Ru-
| dolph Jose, president.
1T Is a great pleasure to again well
come an Industrial Exposition in Wash
ington, given under the auspices of the
Chamber of Commerce." Lieut.. Col
Grants letter reads in part These
events not only help US all to keep UP
with the march of progress and to note
the steps passed over from year to year
but they also constitute an interesting
record of the increasing prosperity and
activity of our city"
The Industrial Exposition will re-
main open until 1890 o'clock each eve
nlng through and including Saturday
November 8. Tomorrow and thereafter
the show will open at 2:30 pm.