Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1929, Page 16

16 18; HOURS « Washington to Flerida The only Double Track Railroad between the North and Florida FROM WASHINGTOM The Miamian Gulf Coast Ltd. g 245 p.m. Ly, 2:45 p.m. Other Fast Through Trains Daily Jes Limited . . « « DISTRICT SURVEY PLANNED BY BOARD {Launches Idea of Model Chart to Forecast Greater THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929. pointed as the gdditional judge of Dis- trict Supreme Court for which Congress has provided. William W. Wheeler spoke of the plans for the financial campaign of the Community Chest. BRIAND OFFERS BILL. PARIS, January 18 (#).—Foreign Minister Briand announced today that he had formally introduced a bill rati- fying the Briand-Kellogg renunciation- of-war pact in the Chamber of Depu- ties. REED WIELDS MOP IN KANSAS DRY DRIVE Vigorous Crusade Started in State Capital by New Governor as Raiders Nab 10. By the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kans., January 18—Strin- gent efforts to dry up Kansas, where nearly a half century, have been inaugu- rated under the leadership of the new chief executive, Gov. Clyde M. Reed, and the State Capital already has felt the crusade. Raiding squads of Federal and State prohibition officers launched into action here Wednesday and 10 arrests were made. Announcement followed that raiding would continue until the town was dried up. Given assurance that the Legislature was ready to take up his proposal for a special fund of $40,000 to be expended under his direction for dry work, the executive has turned to the State law enforcement machinery to put his ideas KING MAINTAINS PROGRESS TO HEALTH Ruler's Interest in Palace Affairs Renewed, but Reading Is Forbidden. By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 18.—It was stated authoritatively this morning that the in King George's condition had been maintained. ‘The Daily Mail said today that King George had enjoyed long periods of sleep during the last few days and his interest in palace affairs had reawaken- ed. He was not allowed to read, how- ever, since the effort at concentration might prove too great. The King was having much longer talks with members of the royal family, especially Queen Mary. Her visits to his bedside are more frequent, although they are limited to 10 minutes each timea lest the King's strength be over- taxed. BOMB WRECKS HALL. Chicago Building Owner Blames Explosion on Labor Troubles. CHICAGO, January 18 (#).—A dyna- mite bomb exploded in the hallway of a six-flat building on the West Side shortly after midnight, tearing a hole in the floor. None of the persons liv- ing in the building was hurt, though the entire structure was shaken. Anthony Panicki, owner, blamed labor troubles. It was the seventh bomb of the year in Chicago. Washington Needs. State prohibition has been in effect for into effect. SN \EW,\W‘ I - satisfactory progress reported yesterday p—_o—_ | e — N pt— s S—_—_ g g / : Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad of the South GEO. P. JAMES, G. P. A. 1418 “H” St. N. W., Washington., D. C. “Tel. Main 7835 Ask for “Tropical Trips” for “Trof ,; T ; J Looking toward the expansion of civic life and attendant needs and problems that will come to Greater Washington several decades in the future, the Board of Trade last night laid plans for the early launching of a model community = | survey, designed to indicate the proper _ | trend to growth of major activities and to give to them added impetus. Col. Willlam B. Ladue, Engineer Commissioner of the District, gave his whole-hearted indorsement of the sur- vey plans and told the more than 600 business men attending the meeting at the Willard Hotel that he believed the project would prove of “utmost value” not only to business interests of the city but to the District and other gov- ernmental agencies here. Merle Thorpe, editor of the Nation's Business, publication of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, dis- cussed the prospective values of a model community survey to a growing city in the light of amazing developments of modern business, science and industry, and John Ihlder, formerly in charge of the civic development department of the national chamber, who supervised the drafting of the survey plan to be {used here, outlined the scope, purposes |and needs of such planning for future expansion. Approve Cramton Bill. Closely allied with this planning for ‘Washington’s future expansion the trade body in a brief business session placed its stamp of approval on the Cramton measure, providing for the advancement of a loan of $16,000,000 from the Fed- eral Treasury without interest to the National Capital Park and Planning Commission for the acquisition and de- velopment of the parks and playgrounds system of the Distrig, to be paid back from District revenues at the rate of $1,000,000 annually. Opening discussion of the projected survey, W. W. Everett, president of the Board of Trade, announced that already half the fund needed for the city analysis had been raised, and called on all members of the organization and other citizens to lend their financial support. The survey, he declared, would prove one of the most important projects for the good of the city, serving as a guide to worth-while future growth of Wash- ington's major activities. One of the outstanding needs of the District, he said, is sufficient industry to provide |7 adequate employmknt for the city's youth. He predicted the survey would be a real service to Washington in this regard. Col. Ladue declared that no real/plan for Washington’s growth could be made without comprehensive data on all phases of its development. He said he W - N Nationally Known CIGARS At Special Low Prices for Friday and Saturday Only Havana Ribbon londres Garcia Grande babies Cinco, londres King Edward Rocky Ford John Ruskin 13for 5oc Box of Fifty 51_-;_89 R RS _ R Candy Treat A pound box of Mammy Lou Stuffed Dates and a pound box of Milk Chocolate Covered Caramels. Both for 69c. Phone Newly Redecorated Main 5215 Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath in Modern Fireproof Building Moderate Rental THE MONTANA 1726 M St. N.W. 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He pointed out that the model survey planned may show over-development along some lines and under-develop- ment in others. One of the greatest values of the survey, he believed, would be to show clearly what Washington already has and to guide future ex- pansion. It should make cHizens of Washington more intelligent salesmen for their city, he contended. 2 Mr. Ihlder emphasized in outlining g g the purposes of the projected survey EILEEN ROLLISON ) |that Nt The contemplated. survey is to Spray Solutions For Nose and Throat P. D. Chloratone Inhalant, medium . ........50c o oter I S M h yielq l";:SIflLS it ux’nust (beln.l gutdenw ac&i)ux; t_l'eet other as well as a store of information abou Was Right the Washington of the past and present. Within a few months there will be no more feverish, bilious, | headachy, constipated, pale and puny children! 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This pleased me so much that I have used Fig Syrup ever since for all her colds or little upset spells. It always stops her trouble quick,| strtengthens her, makes her eat.” i Always ask for California Fig Syrup by the full name and see that the carton bears the word “California.” Then youll get the genuine CALIFORN FIG SYRUP LAXATIVE-TONIC for CHILDREN Referring to numerous surveys that have been made by cities struggling to meet keen competition of other cities, he declared that lack of tangible re- sults in some cases has been due in part to the fact that such surveys were | merely stock-taking projects. Another fault of surveys has been that the figures compiled were per- mitted “to do their own talking.” He pointed out that s@rvey material must be interpreted to discover its real meaning. Used for Future Planning. | _‘The Washington survey data, he con- cluded, must be used as a point of departure for future planning, the | statistics gathered to be wisely inter- | preted and used as a guide to develop- | ment along beneficial lines. Phases of the survey most important should be started first, and as the data becomes | available, should be put to use and tried out. The survey, he contended, “should be from the viewpoint of business develop- ment in the community. To try to make a survey from the viewpoint of every group, from that of the Federal Government, from that of the Winter residents here, etc., would be impossible. But if it is to be of full value to the business element, it must take into ac- count all these other elements.” “The survey also should take into consideration that Washington is pri- marily a Capital City, this being the element which most distinguishes it from other cities and upon which the present prosperity of the community is | based.” The Washington survey, he said, will ington market and to guide the develop- ment of that market. the Pittsburgh Housing Assoclation. The Cramton measure for local parks development was presented to the | board by Charles F. Consaul of its parks | committee. Urging its indorsement and asking the board to support its passage, | he pointed out that it would call for | but little greater cost annually to Dis- | trict taxpayers. while at the same time { providing a $16,000,000 fund for early | employment for parks and playground acquisition and development, The board also adopted a resolution presented by Jesse C. 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