Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1927, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927. of the American Automobile Associa- Ao o e excontive wommmice| FACE BIG PROBLEM . {of the three A’s presenting arguments |against the act, a clash occurred be- p Deferred 2 !tween him and Mr. Darr, who protest- | : i i |ed that such arguments, inserted in Public Meeting at Manchester Cites [the meeting prior to the Darr com-| ition” mittee report, were unfair to his com Deplorable Position” of the a3 mittee. The matter was settled by Spinning Industry. P ments Chamber of Commerce Direc- | 5poins oL Acioh. ors aico post. | e a poned action on recommer ions as | ' . fors Postpone Action 0n | to what should ‘be done with the | B the Associated Tress b b “hain Bridge, which has been closed | $ to traffic because of its dangerous con - ks Insurance Matter. {dition. A Tetter ‘was fled with the |town hall here vesterday > | chamber from Virginia residents pro- ttention to “the deplorahle | testing that the closing of the bridge of the British cotton spin-| Tostponing final action as to their | had proven a mity” for the sec- P r Dvinie keade | - ¥ N T attitude on the proposed enactment of | ton of Fairfax County, whose resi-|"pp principal spe T s it bile liability in- | 4€NtS now must make long detours in | o who . flec a compulsory automobile v | order to r h the city. | surance law for the District of Colum-{ Ivan . Weld, chairman femiand i e ‘ Here are Tovely i I ; ( | I Other bia after a vigorous debate, the board | chamber committee on finance, taxa- | jo.q1vin Lancashire's power to recover P S S of directors of the Washinglon Ct ‘mri(un a ansessments, oo Hess itiie Dot Sore wir oul| - lAMMDS Lat . SULPTIS - of Commerce last night recom. |cons on_ o sinta tax ; o 5] Y B B e ishnient: of electric |-06ds; swhich Dlaces taxion (Il o COLE S Sdenelen sunonc| angly little, cost— of Lamps traffic signal lights at all downtown idents of Virginia who conduct | cediion of the industry, including the 1 ¢ B b . treet intersections as a means of | business in that State. The matter |\corkers. with the widest terms of ref. amps by the hun and Shades, enforcing control of pedestrians as|was referred to the committee for erence, to col er every aspect, espe- 1. l ] 'f l ’ well as of vehicular traffic. study. clally the postibllity of reospanisstion| dreds —icoloriul, r A aken in adopting the ial E i ills, st : i . This action, taken in adopting th Industrial Exposition. of the mills artistic, decorative : ' $9.95 report of the committee of the cham- spropriated a fund of | The meeting ended without any res: ber on police and fire protection and | g, g vm”' by ” olution being submitted. i * g s ik rolge 2 on the movement for t 1 —ths: B eI i | the davelopment or ‘States” Buniaings | e Aniericanzsection ‘of the gen, B E Shn Darr is chatfman, was accompanied | {*\(axhington.for housing o peria: |2l committee of ‘the Federation of | o many 2 corner Yor "and oMcial inspection and adjust, [lent States' Exposition here. ~The | i MiSiEl, PoCon Spners Ausccls; o ment of the brakes and lights of | Board of Trade and Merchants and | \Uican cotton to-curtail production| Which would be { . automobiles be enforced and request- % & s sriations. | DY _Stoppage of operations on Satur- e s ing the District Commissioners to call | 35ked to make similar appropriations. |42 < and Mondays, or an equivalent| Otherwise void and o . = Martin A. Leese, president of the i % a conference here of the traffic direc- to_this._until October 31 — useless. Buy now | Group of fors of all the larger cities of the | Chamber. announced that plans were n | exposition to be held here next Win | at these extraordi- | Lamps and Groups country £o draft & code of uniform | under consideration for an industrial i T [ter on a larger scale than ever here- || ENTERPRISE SERIAL Final Decision September 19, | tofore nary special low Shades All three recommendations of the TRl i Bmlding Association : SAVE rices and SAVE. : at $12.95 committee, adopted by the directors, : o 7 are to be Torwarded to the full hody | Radioman Is Drowned. 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. of the Chamber of Commerce for final Accidental death by drowning at - . decision at the first Fall meeting, Sep- | Shan August 27, of David Gil- 38th Issue of Stock Now Open tember 19, | bert ¥ . radio man, third class, | for Subscription In urging the installation of n'l'w)»".’l((:\()\m| to the destrover Parrott, | matic traic signal lights at all ine|was reporied foday to the Navv De. || Money Loaned to Members tersections in the congested section,|pariment. His mother, Mrs. Elizabath | the Darr committee declared that Easson, lives at East Dedham, Mass. || on Easy Monthly Payments ¢ by such a method could there | T e Il s anin 38,5 connsits: ‘Fnrcs. . Stion n effective control of the move- | i Presiden Secreiar - " Doscribing | Early Egyptian doctors were atso | i id | priests of pedestrians. 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