Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1929, Page 3

THE - SUNDAY STAR.” WASHINGTON. D. C; JUNE 2 1929—PART 1 apartments of three and four outside rooms, re- ception hall, bath and large kitchen. Electric refrigeration. Reasonable Rentals For Better Service Select an Apartment Under Wardman Management See Classified ZAXEEETEXARRAANRRNNNNNENN? \\\‘\\\’, o SAS S S AN Steamed or Fried Hard Shell Crabs| The finest, heaviest sclect Crabs obtainable, in addition to our SHORE DINNERS Served in our newly decorated Second Floor Dining Room RS YES? * We Want to Know HOW and WHY IS You Haven’t Given —US—7? a Trial Before To show you the wonderful new luster we can put on your old rugs and remove all dirt, § We are respansible, reasonable, dependable mpooing, washing, scouring, sizing, re- pairing. Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. ' ROBT. LEE PYLE 106 Indiana Ave. N.W. 1\1 '{21. “I' 3257 But Worth Much More 1743 18th St. N.W. Very attractive stone and brick corner home—center hall, large porch, eleven rooms, two baths; six front bedrooms; parquet floors; perfect condition. 52-Ft. Front Unusual Bargain— Terms to Suit 11849 Lament St. Desirable brick resi- dence. 10 rooms and 2 baths, sleeping porch, ex- cellent condition; 2-car garage: servant’s room and bath. Convenient terms. Army officer or- dered away will sell $3,000 less than cost to him. Open Sunday 2to6PM. WALTER A. BROWN 1400 H St. N.W. M. 1653 The Swan Boat Now operating on the Tidal Basin (foat of 17th street), affords you an opportunity to combine pleasure with charity. You will enjoy thi trip on the placid water of the Basin and at the same time will be contributing to the support of The Child Welfare Society, for whose benefit this boat is operated. Beginning at 11 AM. boat leaves float on the hour and half hour. Adults, Children, 10c. AL NOTICES. TY BY WAY OF Tk vour car in VER 1460. Local STENOGRAPIC WORK you like it. 1o~ ain PUBLIC vy | Berkeley Enochs by Maj. Gen. Hanson . JONE Ul URN mm nAlE% M6 spmu URATES FOR “PART TOA TED STATES STORAGE o bib i h ST MA] URE sburg, Va. Snow- T Bradtora, Pa To_Con: vicl 1 DAY 1D>ONS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. H 3in 9220. points South. Smith’s Transfer & Storage Co., 1313 _You St. North 3343, N leaned. FLOORS oF machine work. R. E. JMASH. FLOOR B!RVICS COLUMBIA 21 Anish | issued to compel the lower court to send el Assigned to Western States. | York. 2 lAppoah. however, held that public in- | 'RADID COMMISSION APPEALS WGY RULE }Supreme Court Is Asked to1 Review Case Lost in Lower Tribunals. Having met with defeat in the lower | courts in its efforts to compel WGY.| | the General Electric Co.'s Schenectady ! station, to share time with another sta- tion, the Federal Radlo Commission | | vesterday asked the Supreme Court of | | the United States to review the case. The General Electrig station, under a ‘drrlslnn recently rendered by the Dis- | | trict_of Columbia Court of Appeals, Is | operating_ full time ‘with a power of 50,000 watts on the 790-kilocycle chan- nel. It appealed from na commission order to share the channel with KGO, {ils Oakland, Calif., station. | ©Other Cases Pending. If the writ of certiorari filed with the Supreme Court today is allowed, the WGY cases, along with several other | radio cases, probably will come before the courts in the next term. Two other cases, White vs. Federal Radio Commis- lsmn and United States vs. American | Bond & Mortgage Co., which were de- | cided in favor of the commission, also |are expected to reach the Supreme | | Court in the near uture. { “In the WGY case. no attempt yet has been made to file a petition for | mandamus or prohibition to require the iustices of the Court of Appeals to con- fine their jurisdiction to its proper | iscope.” B. M. Webster, jr. general counsel of the commission, stated today, | “but such a remedy may be available, . for some technical reason limiting use, the writ of. certiorari cannot be up the record and judgment for review.” When the Radio Commission denied | 'GY's application for renewal of its license on a full-time basis, it took the | position that the General Electric Co. | | was not entitled to a hearing unless it applied for a cleared channel assigned | to the first zone, which includes New | ‘The 790-kilocycle channel had rbei‘n assigned to the Far Western States of the fifth zone. The Court of terest warranted renewal on a full-time | \bam and directed the commission to | such a license. | | he judgment had the effect of de- | ;prlvmg the fifth zone of a cleared | channel, reducing the total number of | such channels to 39, Mr. Webster | pointed out, “and, in part, it invalidat- ed the commission’s reallocation em- | ;| bodied in General Order 40 and re- | quired by the Davis amendment, for it | upset _the designation of eight cX:ared’ ! channels to each of the 5 zones.” The commission further _contends | | that the Court of Appeals had no power to assess costs against the commission, | | especially costs in favor of the pesple | of the State of New York, who, it asserts, have no standing on the appeal. —_— ROYAL FLOWERS TENDED AL YEAR Continuous Gardening Re- quired to Keep Blossoms Ready for Needs. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 1.—The royal gar- dens of London, supposedly the haunts | of kings, queens and innumtrable princes and princesses, are kept in full bloom the season round only by ‘ dint of year-long gardening by Thomas | Hay, superintendent of the royal pmm | and gardens. The first Spring weather left the | neat little beds ablaze with vari-colored tulips. More than 50,000 scarlet ones opened in the front yard of | Buckingham Palace, theoretically for | | the pleasure of the royal inhabitants, but actually for the delight of the thousands of Londoners who file past the palace daily to see the progress of the flower beds. In a carefully inclosed five-acre lot ‘ln Hyde Park Mr. Hay is tenderly cul- | | tivating the dahlias, fieraniums, pansies, | | stocks, forget-me-nots and phlox that | | will succeed the tulips when their brief | | day is over. Mr. Hay, with his weather eye out [e\erv day, decides the day for the rotation, the day when it shall be “the | tulips are dead, long live the dahlias.” | !In a strictly methodical order he has | | plants for future planting ready to be | picked up at a moment's notice to fill |a brown dirt bed. There are 20.000 | pansies. 30,000 violets, 22,000 dahlias, 130,000 chrysanthemums, 28,000 viscarias blooming in_houses in the conservatory acres, awaiting to be put in their place | in the sun. | LINDSEY CASE AMENDED. Colorado Attorney General Alleges | Certain Statute Violations. | DENVER, June 1 (#.—An amended | complaint in disbarment proceedings | against Ben B. Lindsey, former juvenile | | judge, has been offered by Robert E. Winburn, attorney general, in a motion to the Colorado Supreme Court. It | duplicates the original complaint, filed | last September, except that it alleges ir- | regular practices charged against Lind- | sey constituted violation of cenam! | statutes. Lindsey's disbarment is sought by the | grievance committee of the Colorado | Bar Association on the ground that he | | accepted money from Mrs. Helen EI-| | wood Stokes for services he performed | § | for her as attorney while he was juve- nile judge of Denver. It also is alleged | hat e received additional sums from ";'\mu[-‘l Untermyer, Mrs. Stokes' New York lawyer, as compensation for Lind- | sey’s having recommended Untermyer to Mrs. Stokes. ENOCHS’ TRIAL DELAYED. Military Court to Hear. Gen. Ely's | Charges—Postpones Start. NEW YORK. June 1 (#).—The mili- tary court which was scheduled to con- vene Monday at Governors Island to hear the charges preferred against Col. E. Ely, will not meet on that date, it was announced today. The judge advocate of the Army came here today from Washington to confer with Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, president of the court, relative to pro- cedure. The date of the hearing will be announced later. The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. Four rooms, kitchen, bath and reception room, south- ern exposure. Reasonable rental. LUCAS BECOMES COMMIS Scene in_Secretary Melion’s oftice usumcd the office of commissioner of internal revenue. Left to right: The retiring Secretary lrllon 1nd Mr. Lllrns ioner, David Il Blai HEAVY RAINS CONTINUE TO FLOOD NEBRASKA| | Southeastern Portions Cut Off From Travel as Streams Over- flow Banks. By the Associated Press FALLS CITY, Nebr.. June 1.—South- castern Nebraska was cut off from travel with the outside world tonight as ad- ditional rains sent normally quiet streams over their banks. Precipitation from the downpour which had | for two days was seven inches at sev- | eral places, Cecil Vader, 16, of Falls City was TAL GARAG Actually Less Than Rent! finest materials and *BEST BILT Only the struction of * Sales—1205 I St. N.W. TELEPHONE NAT'L 8833 had_lasted | al GARAGES. ALSO FRAME, CONCRETE BLOCK AND STUCCO GARAGES IONER yesterday afternoon when Kobert Lucas| Star Staff Phnto | drowned when he was swept away by a wall of water which covered the high- way south of here. His body was not recovered. Rescue workers spent most of the day taking families from their farm homes in the lowlands by motor boats. About 40 persons were removed from the tops of their houses. High water which weakened bridges |and washed out railroad tracks near | Auburn, Nebr., north of here, caused 7 train wrecks. No one was injured. Upwards of 70.000 acres of land was under water and many head of live stock were drowned. Property damage will amount to thousands of dollars. An English order for 500,000 strav- berry plants was recently reccived in| Holland. workmanship are used in the con- Each one is fully guaranteed. Plant—200 K St. N.E. DRE WR 1215 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N. W. SALE GOWNS COATS FURS LINGERIE MILLINERY FOOTWEAR An exceptional purchase opporlum't}; OF NEW YORK SSES APS {|YOU ARE THE JUDGE! Now, Which Would You Prefer When You Buy Your Permanent Home Low in Price with Concrete walk Not all brick walls 34-in pine porch flooring Wood porch piers 174-inch thick front door Hardwood floors over 6-inch planks Composition walls Cheap electric fixtures No pantry No electric refrigerator No linoleum on kitchen floors Small closets No mirrors in doors 1 floor plug to room Average papering Low ceilings Cheap plumbing fixtures 81b. tin roof Short back vard Metal garage Lack of refinements and inferior construction permit a low price. demands the utmost in refinements, quality materials throughou?, and permanent construction, rather than If these, too, are your ideals sce We believe, however, the publi low price. 538 MADISON Opento 9 P.M. $9,350 THE THRIFT BUILDING COMPANY UNION TRUST BUILDING Main 6799 OR YOUR OWN BROKER Easy THIS| Reinforced concrete walk High in Quality with Solid brick walls 1%-in. eypress porch flooring B Hardwood floors over tongue and groove Plastered walls with metal corners Beautiful fixtures of quality Fireproof pantry A cold control Frigidaire Inlaid linoleum on kitchen floor Large cedar closets Fulldength mirror doors 2 and 3 floor plugs to room Carefully selected paper Average ceiling heights Standard plymbing fixtures 15:1b. tin roof 100 ft. of back yard Brick garage SR — STREET N.W. Terms LUCAS PROMISES FATHFUL SERVICE, New Internal Revenue Head Also Asks Patriotic Co- operation of Taxpayers. A pledge to administer the internal revenue laws “with as little annoyance, as little inconvenience to the individ- ual taxpayer as is possible,” but “faith- fully and efficiently,” was made yester- day by Robert H. Lucas of Kentucky when sworn in as commissioner of in- ternal revenue, succeeding David H. Blair, resigned. of North Carolina, In'a brief speech Mr. Lucas also appealed “for the patriotic co-opers tion of the taxpayers of the country, who must know that each must bear | his fair share of the expense of go ernment if that government is to be what he wants it to be.” his associates and fellow workers {n | the bureau, who presented them to him | at various occasions with feeling trib- | ,uv.es of esteem and regard | Many Natwnalmes in Race. Contestants from so many countries were entered in the recent Grand Prix| de Monaco auto races at Monaco. | France, that it became an international event. Among them were nine from | France, a German, an Austrian and a | Belgian champion, five from Italy. one | from Poland and one from Switzerland. | Seven makes of cars from almost as | many countries were used. Frigidaire Equipped 1725 Lanier Place N.W. Overlooking Rock Creek Park 4 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath $65.50 Per Month Hedges and Middleton, Inc. 1412 Eye St. N.W. He also praised his predecessor and | bespoke the support of his associates in_the service. The new commissioner was sworn in in the presence of a large number of officials, including Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, and the retiring com- missioner, Mr. Blair. Upon his leaving the office of com- missioner, Mr. Blair was the recipient of a number of handsome gifts from $2,100 Catalogue Value 19th and 20th Century Postage Stamp Collection Priced for Quick Sale at Only $650 Cash G. DAVID PEARLMAN “The Big Book Shop” 933 G St. Est. 1907 PAINT Certainteed Q. Gal Outside White, No. 448..$1.05 $3 Inside White, Porch Floor......... White Enamel, No. 600.. Cement Floor Paint Flat Wall Finish ... Weathershleld Paints and Varnishes Outside White, All Colors. Flat White. N White Enamel, Floor Varnish, No. Expert Paint Advuce Free MUTH Quality Sinee 1865 710 13th St. N.W. 0. 230 550 0. 801... 186... HAS. Comes a For Sale “GREENWAY RISE” ‘A Beautiful Estate Near Chatlottesville, Virginia For detailed information and illustrations see Page 4, Rotogravure Section, Star—Today National Savings and Trust Company Trustee Washington, D. C. 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