Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1929. , 5 5 p.m.. beginning Monday | Those failing to make payments before [ 5 S 5 & )] ) Mr. Richards also called attention to | the deadiine, he pointed out, will be t {had informed him that the pres AIR MAII- PR“TESI ASSESSOR WARNS | the fact that the second installment on | subject to rTestraint of their personal | g |of the company appearing as thy personal and real estate taxes for the | property by the collector of taxes with- poed dore b e srans DISTRICT TAXPAYERS |2orzene ssixl feet o 'cut™inh ‘st bt asiher noter. | bidder (John K. Montgomery of New Cuba, where his experiences had re- ‘ w sul‘::d in mmplelehhuure AL % e ter testimony by Mr. Colladay an T S A e .somchnrd: Says Personal Remrns York) had figured in one or more counsel for the ‘Pan-American Grace | Myst Be Filed Before April 1 to Escape l’ennlty —_ | Airways, Postmaster General Brown | asked if any evidence submitted was Award,mundm m lmncm bad faith on the | part of rmer Postmaster General. Collldny replled that he had no inten- We Disagree with Shakespeare Tle said “What's in a name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Canal . Zone-Chile Complaint Taken Under Advisement. tion of charging bad faith, but he stood [, T, ASSeSsor zw'gg:;"tg SR by payers that unless personal tax returns | his assertions that the contract had - for the new fiscal year beginning July been improperly awarded. Taken Under Advisement. 1. are filed before April 1, an arbitrary H 20 per cent penalty will be added to the | By the Associated Prese. ' Postmaster General Brown took the | assessment. 'matter under advisement, allowing Only 15000 of the 75000 who pay ' counsel 10 days In which to file bries, | (2Xes on personal property have filed Postmaster General Brown yesterday held & hearing on a formal protest by, { returns according to Mr. Richards. As | He requested Mr. Colladay also to sub- ]a convenlence to those who are em- the American International Airways, ’m t a memorandum explaining on what | ployed during the day. he said arrange- inc,. against the award by former Post- | legal grounds he, as Postmaster Gen- | ments have been made to keep the per- mm'fl General New of a contract to!| eral could vacate the action of his pre- ’snml tax office open from 8:30 am. to lhe Pan-American Grace Airways, Inc.. | decess e by air from Cristobol, | _ W- Irving Glover, Second Assistant | c,m,; Zone, to Santiago, Chile. | Postmaster General in charge of air Edward F. Colladay. Republican na- | mail, testified that an Intemational ot e as tional commitieeman from the District o e e ol e of Columbia, as counsel for the pm_mwur of the contract, because of poten- testant, contended that the xunnu)““‘ foreign competiti also New 3'x6" with glass, $2.7 TR 3 BRANCHES | 64 C Sts SW SP&Fla Ave NE 5921 Ga AreNW DISTRICT GROCERY SOCIETY STORES. BAKER’S COCOA MATCHES i oy ‘ Large Can 25c spae. 2] ¢ 19c SPECIAL THIS WEEK ZND KAY CHEBE 1-Lb. size 35¢ jar 23¢ 'GOLD BAND BUTTER 2 cns 25¢ Sea Garden Shrimp |¥| Alaska Chum Salmon Hawaiian Club PINEAPPLE €l A fancy pineapple packed in heavy = Syr When we changed the name of our bank at Seventeenth and G Streets from “West Iind Branch” to “West End Office,” it was hecause it had become more than a “branch.” Wheeling jon. He said it had been his understanding that one ng,fl“&‘cs‘ Siencral has been -imposed | reqture of the plans of the Auerican hat he had sbused his discretionary | International Airways, Inc. was (o] o retionaty | ogotiate, in event it received the con- | ;)(!\\rl in making the award with undue! tract, Lo buy controlling stock in n “El aase. ‘owned air corpor: It is a completely equipped banking organization, giving prompt deci- and the same service of all kinds as at the Central Office on I Street at Ninth, Postmaster (ieneral New awarded the contract to the Pan-American Grace Airways on March 2, issuing at that time 3 stat'ment that this company had “filed evidence of extensive prepa- ration for the operation of an air mail route through the countries with which arrangements are necessary.” while the | &G low bidder—the American International | K Airways—had not provided itself with | Y proper facilities. | Cities New's Slalld HOSTESS FRUIT POUND CAKE sions Thcre Is ]ustifxable Pride in Ownership of Henderson Furniture —for it exemplifies genuine Quality, Sound Construction and Artstic Distinction. {Since it lasts for generations, Economy is another feature in its favor. 3= We're now showing a large selec- tion of Occasional Pieces suitable for Spring Wedding Gifts. 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