Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 37

FORESTRY MEASURE URGED ON HOUSE Pubhshers Sportsmen, Pa- | per Makers and Others Fa- .vor McSweeney Bill. N By the Awociated Press Approval of the McSweeney bill to pro- mote. reforestation was the paper pulp industry. forestry or- nization and the I committee. The measure would provid: .000.000 for establishing forestry re search stations. Elbert H. Cleveland Plain Dealer, representing the American Newspaper Publishers’ As- sociation, emphasized that reforestati and adequate timber conservation w very imoptrant to newspaper publishers to insure the future supply of paper. Would Assure Pulp Supply. “Proper conservation of the forests | mer Secretary of Wai of the country would grant us a paper | of the pulp suppl\ in perpetuity,” he declared The pulp manufacturers are faced eral principles of the measure as | with the need of reforestation if the in- dustry is to continue to meet the paper consumption needs, W. R. Brown o Berlin, N. H. a Research Council. told the committee. Foreign competition is proving # se- rious menace to the pulp industry of and their most efficient utilization. FRIGID choosm Main Office Open Every Evening Until 9 O'Clock voiced yesterday estate. by spokesmen for newspaper publishers. the quit claim declared null and vold | zaak Walton | her husband’s share be restored. gue before the House agriculture Baker, publisher of the l paper manufacturer rrpn‘?mlnfi the Northeastern Forest | Foresters, said the legislation would aid THE ]"VT‘VTN'G STAR. WAQH’T\GTON’ D. C. ’I"H'URSTTA"Y' MARCH 1, Wife Charges Husband Gave Her quuor [ So He Could Acquxre Control of Estate Declaring that her. husband, Daniel Loughran, 1407 Sixteenth street, gave ¢ her intoxicating liquor in a hotel in Alexandria January 14, and by al- | leged misrepresentations persuaded her ! to sign a quit claim deed to a one-tenth | share in the estate of the late Daniel Loughran, tobacconist, who owned real | |(‘<mtl‘ valued at $500,000, Mrs. Ruth S. intoxicating liquor which deprived her of her sober fudgment. He then told er, she says, that it was necessary for might complete a real estate transac tion, the next day, Mrs. Loughra tehis the" coutt, her. husbana aqvised her that she had signed away all her |interest in his estate and declared he | “through with her for good and | | intended to obtain a divorce from her.” | - She declares the representations made | o her by her husband were false and her signature was fraudule ntly obiained and the paper s null and vold. February 9 Mrs. Loughran entered suit for alimited divorce from Danicl Loughran, in which she of her mariage ‘at MeClenning. Fla., January 16, 1926, and charges that hr band other beneficiaries of the Loughran Mrs. Loughran seeks to have | and asks that her dower interest in Through Attorney Alfred L. Gelger, | the wif her husband gavé her the SSSSS====—""""""""|descrted_her October 15. 1927. leaving I her *without frod or lodging and has X [mot since contributed_to her support. She says he is employed as a sales- man making $100 a weck and asks for suitable alimony. country, O. M. Porter of New \nrk s Bily Manulssurers: Association, said. rgmg the Government to conduct ex- | sive research into timber conserva- | % unn and reforestation. ‘ Dickinson Backs Plan. | COLLEGE GASOLINE TEST | Jacab M. Dickinson of Chicago, for. | WILL ASS|ST AUTOISTS| and president ; Izaac Walton lA‘a[{uz‘ declared | that the league had indorsed the gen- |'arious "Rinds of Fusl to Be| Tried Out by Wesleyan Chemists, “bringing about public good. | Dean Samuel A. Dana of the Uni- ersity of Michigan Forestry School, epresenting the Society of American pondsnes of the As in the proper conservation of the Na- \ MXDDLETOWN (‘nlm = Mn(flrisR tion's 470,000,000 acres of timberland | have been “going it blind™ for the most part in buying gasoline for their cars, | AIRE . THE » When g an apartment —look ffor the sign “Frigidaire-equipped” CHOICE - Choose the apartment advertised as “Frigidaire-equipped.” Enjoy the convenience, thefreedom from outside ice supply—freedom from the menace of tainted foods— freedom from care and all refrig- eration worries. For with Frigid- aire, you have no ice to bother with, none to buy. Your foods stay fresh and wholesome at con- stant low temperatures. 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