Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1928, Page 11

ACTION DEFERRED - ONAUTOINSURANCE Bill Referred to Interestcd Parties in Effort to . Reach Accord. | The subcommittee on insurance and | . banking of the House District commit- | tee after hearing various reprosenta- ! tives of autometive trade associations and federated citizens of the District in opposition to the Treadway compul- sorv auto liability insurance bill yester- | dav referred it to & conference of these | interested parties to see if they can reach an agreement on & temporary measure It was emphasized throughout the hearing that the District, being a small ares surrounded by Maryland and Vir- ginia. should not have such experi- mental legislation forced upon it until after the adjacent States had at least indicated what they proposed to do elong this line. It was on this account that the attempt to reach an agreement | on some temporary measure for the District was suggested by Representative Under! who presided. Burden on Autoists. A point in the opposition to the moas- we was compulsory autcmobile in- | surance would call tor an expenditure of more than $2.500.000 by wutoists in the District with an cstimated P v the o v companies of from Y €00 to §700.000 on personal lability clams. This is an unfair financial cen. it i 8. Guy. counsel for the Washington Automobile Dealers and the Nation- wide association of dealers; Edwin S Hege. appearing as an in ! who will make report to the Citiz Advisory Council. He is also a memb f the Traffic Advisory Council and pre- <ented a copy of the resolution sdopted by the Federation of Gitizons' Associs tions. Others were George W Offutt of the American Automobdiie Association and Arthur V. Thaden of the Chamber | of Commerce of the United States. Mr. Wallace argued that the pro- posad legislation is an experimént, that the law has been in operation in Massa- chusetts only one vear and that other States that have considered it have | not_adopted it. Chairman Underhill suggested that Massachusetts has an int ate pro- vision to cover those who regularly | avel over the State line. Handicapped in Past. Tt was emphasized that the District has been handicapped in the past by not having laws similar to those in operation in Maryland and Virginia. Mr. Guy Teplied to a question by Mr. Underhill, saying that if such a law | were cnacted here it would only ac- centuate the trouble that now exists, due to the fact that some Virginia r trict. If this law were in force here, he said. many District owners of cars THE EVENING lout as a model for the rest of the coun- ury. He declared this proposition had been placed before 28 State ll‘ulsh\-‘ | tures, and of all these only one has | adopted it. Chamber of Commerce Inquiry. Arthur Von Thaden submitted a let- {ter and the result of an investigation {on District traffic and auto liability {from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Representative Jenkins of Ohlo was delegated by the subcommittee to reps resent it and the interests of drivers of cheap cars in the conferences to be held between Representative Treadway, au- thor of the bill, and the representatives of the automobile trade assoctations. Mr. Treadway said he does not want to inflict any hardship on the people | ANAAATANLATCENNS Mammy Lou Pecan e dents register their cars in the Dis-| would register them in Maryland and | Virginia to save the $20 or $30 that the insurance certificate would cost In reply to a question by Mr. Under- hill, Mr. Guy said that sooner or later some such legislation should be passed. but the conditions are not vet right when the surrounding area is not also similarly covered. He believed the Dis- trict should follow Maryland and Vir- ginia in such matters. Mr. Offutt emphasized that the old principle of an ounce of proteftion be- ing worth more than a pound of cure the best principle on which to work. Mr. Offutt is chairman of the Traffic Advisory Counc subcommittee that the American Auto- , and toid the | creams made o Delions mellaw creamy 2 A Pound Box of Butter Creams Mamms STAR, ol the District or to try out any experi- ment on them, but that his own experi- ence has shown him that something ought to be done here SRS Dies on Duty in China. First Licut, Robert M. Burrowes, at- tached to the 15th U. S. Infantry, now at Tientsin, China, died there Tuesday, according to War Department advices. Licut. Burrowes was born in Coeymans, N. Y., April 15, 1893, and was graduated from Yale University in 1915. He was a sccond lieutenant of Infantry in the Reserve Corps from November, 1917, to October, 1918, when he was appointed a first lleutenant in the Regular In- fantry. His -father, F. S. Burrowes, lives in Yonkers. CANDY TREAT box of Mammy Lou Butter Creams and a pound box of Ao Mounds—a delicious combination. Both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” i Both for { frosh WASHINGTON, N. FRIDAY, BRAZIL HONORS MEMORY OF U. S. NAVY OFFICER Rear Admiral Vogelgesang Paid | Tribute for Building Up Re- | public's Sea Defense. Brazil's tribute to a United States naval officer for the work he performed | in training Brazillan naval officers was paid at the grave in Arlington Ceme- tery of Rear Admiral Carl Theodore Vogelgesang yesterday, the first anni- versary of his death. Capt. Frederico Villar, Brazillan naval FEBRUARY 1. 1928 attache, here, lald a wrcath on the grave. Those represerting the Navy Depart- | ment at the cercmony were Rear Ad-| miral Thomas J. Senn, Rear Admiral R. H. Jackson, Rear Admiral Frank H. Schofield, Rear Admiral Luclan| Bostwick, Rear Admiral Arthr L. Wil- | Clarence 8. Kempff and Capt. David| M. le Breton. | Rear Admiral Vogelgesang began his service to Brazil in 1918 as professor in the Naval War College there, and later organized and became head of the| American naval mission in Brazil. o i New Zealand expects a boom in the | use of automobiles this year. - PELLLELATHALE AT RN LR TEREARARAERREN s\\“\“x\mmmmxsmxsfiwsxs. Phone Main G [ A Il Over 1;own 5215 kg —the Better to Serve You 14 SOUSA GETS AWARD. |ff i UTILIV Arts and Sciences Society Honors Musician, NEW YORK, February 17 (#).—The | Soiclety of Arts and Sclences has lard, Rear Admiral George Rock, Capt. awarded to John Philip Sousa its first Phone Maio 7889 gold medal for outstanding achieve- ment in American music. The soclety announced that in mak- ing the award it was influenced “not only by the versatility of Mr. Sousa's genius as composer, conductor and musician, but also by the warmth of | his personality his patriotism.” COMPANY. Inc. Paints, Varaishes, Brushes. 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