Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1925, Page 15

PARK SITES BILL ACTION 1S URGED Members of House Commit- tee See Peril in Failing to Buy Land. hiat the House District commit should press for action as soon as| rossible in the House the bill author- | the purchase of the Piney sranch, Klingle Valley and Patterson acts for parkway purposes was in- | ted upon by five or six members the Mouse District committee at he meeting today Representative Zihlman of Mary- and stated that the recommendation f $600,000 by the Budget Bureau to o included in the District of Colum- ppropriation bill now being 1 serious reduction from thorized in the s n e National Capital Park ‘ommmission and that it really covers + two-year period. Wants Liberal Policy. resentative Underhill of Massa- his $600,000 n parkway quiring of land. He ess should not be development rged that Co Blanton spoke wrticularly to the pur- res at Tiger bridge | t, which, he said, | nsanitary condition, and | being purchased to | | in | for large Called Tmportant Link. ker of New York this was an impor- ik in the parkway | n insanitary | was all the more rea- beautified. son of Vermont, 1 been waiting be- measure to see if | tion would be car- | District suppl Representative colleagues that t far behind othe »son warned his ational Capltal at cities of the uate appro- development of its HEART DISEASE KILLS MRS. MARTIN, AUTHOR Indiana Woman Known for Writ- | ings on Nature Topics and | Astronomy. By the Associated Prese. NEW YORK Watchunz nowr and hook The \ nature 1€ 3 2 £ Politi- THREE CHILDREN KILLED; TWO INJURED IN CRASH | By tho Assciated Prexs BETHLEHEM, Pa, January i Three children were killed and two | seriously injured today when the| in which they were riding to| al school was struck by af passenger train The | oderick, 10; John, 12, and 8. and the jured are Peter Nicholas, 14, all children of Belgrash, who lives on a fene rnal uffering from i Peter from i Before s buy securities from any ome be sure they are as good as | your dollars. SN Abe Martin Says: I'h’ ole-time, brilliant-hued, sunrise - on - th’-coast-o’-Mexico Christmus neckties we used t’ throw away wuz right in style this year, which helped some. ’Bout th’ only time a marriage hain’t lopsided is when one movie star marries another. After gittin’ clean through th’ World War without a scratch Mort Pine wuz mistaken fer a | |bank cashier t'day an’ killed. 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An alleged discrimination in freight rate differentials on shipment of news print paper to publishers in Washington and Baltimore wae again attacked before the Interstate Com- merce Commission today by represen- tatives of the Washington Publishers’ Assoclation and The Evening Star Newspaper Company, complainants in a proceeding begun more than a year ago seeking a reduction of the Washington and Baltimore rate on news print paper. Final argument on the tentative re- port on the complaint issued several months ago by Examiner Hunter in the case was made today by Mason Mangum, attorney for the assoclated 22 STAR, complainants, and T. D. Geoghegan, traflic manager for the Publishers’ As- soclation. Mr. Mangum declared the basis of the entire issue, which in- volves nearly a score of publishing companies in its entirety, is based on what he declared to be the wide dif- ferentials between class and com- modity rates on news print shipments. He quoted rates from southern points, which he said were comparable to the New England-Washington and Nlag- ara Fall-Washington rate, to show that rate discrimination was shown against Washington and Baltimore. Rate Differential Too High. Mr. Geoghegan, answering a ques- tion from Commissioner Hall, sald | the rate differential between Wash- ington and Baltimore was too high, ranging in some cases up to 14 cents, and in others down to 2 cents. Most of the New England newsprint used in Washington comes from East Mil- linocket, Me. while the Canadlan newsprint comes from the territory between Quebec and Montreal. Examiner Hunter's tentative report recommended that the rates for transportation of newsprint to Wash- ington be held unreasonable to the extent that they exceed the rates applicable to Baltimore from the same points of origin by more than 1 cent per 100 pounds. This was one of the main issues the Washington publishers were working for, along with a general downward revision of the entire newsprint rate schedule. I WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MINISTERS WEAK-KNEED, ASSOCIATE TELLS THEM Atlanta Pastors Told to Go Get New Set of Teeth So They Can Be Real Power. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga.. January 7.—Adop- tion of a red-headed attitude ‘and sending the association to a dentist for an equipment of SLrong, new teeth were recommended to the At- lanta Evangelical Ministers’ Associa- tion by Rev. W. W. Memminger of All Baints’ Episcopal Church in declining to stand for re-election as head of the organization. ZOur association as it functions at présent is altogether innocuous,” said Dr. Memminger. “We are regarded as people of a soft and lazy dlsposi- tion, and what action we take has | no deeth in it.” He said Atlanta ministers “have | lapsed into a weak-kneed attitude and are missing a great opportunity to become a strong influence in the city’s moral life by failing to come out firmly and demand strict enforce- ment of the prohibition 1. < He nsserted that whisk served In some of A was being JANUARY lanta’s hotels and clubs. $19510-P1ECE AMERICAN WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, Oblong ixtension Table, Large Buffet, Inclosed Server, Paneled China Closet, Five Side Chairs and One Armchair with genuine leather seats. Deferred Payments. January Clearance price $22510-PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE: Oblong Table, 66-inch Buffet, China Cabinet, Inclosed Server, Five Side Chairs and One Armchair with genuine leather seats. January Clearance price...... 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