Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1930, Page 16

—16 - \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930. NAME UF MATHER T e e avicangc ™ gflmm’fimm Park, 1t Wil be LITTLE HOPE IS HELD |& D D of T ol it U. S. LICENSE BOARD day by Dr. Morris Fishbern, editor of the | PRELATE IS HONORED. ibia River, necessary for the National Govern- and marine authorities held slight hopes ing practic Close Friend of Mather. 5 . Terming th t I tr. Cramton, who is chaimman o wreees s s oo smir oo onc| OF REFLOATING SHIP| ™ ciicsors seievea here was anty o| FOR DOCTORS URGED | :unseing’ i cvsy poebe ol f | Vatcan Appoints aer. MeGuigan the House appropriation subcommit-|gress is likely to appropriate funds for 1 chance that the Pacific Ste: Archbishop of Re, 4 tee which claims the Interior Depart- | bringing it into the national system, 5 To's. costal liner, from which 39 e B i s o .- | ment supply measure, was a close friend | which, Is administered by the Interior| Admiral Benson, Stuck on Peacock | sengers and a similar number ‘of the | Fishbein Declares Present Practice | cxaminers who “couid not answer their | VATICAN CITY, February 18 (P — of Mr. Mather and an admirer of his l;.:l?kmse:lllc' through the National g crew were removed Sunday and yester- | own questions, even with the aid of | Mgr. James Charles McGuigan, vicar — oo Spit in 4 to 10 Feet, Draws |day by lifeboat and breeches buoy, would | Ts “Unsound From Every Pos- |several textbooks.” general of Edmonton, Alberta, has been Officials of the National Park Service ——————— ever pulled from the spit. Normally One solution, he said, would be to|appointed archbishop of Regina, Sas- s = . ing 19 feet of water, il i i ” Representative Cramton|f306ss aeres o fie: soyate, 5o 000 of| Braves Blissard to See Fiancee. 10 Best (ol - Water. Tesls in water varying in depth from it oot b Tome preper gorermamengal auhority | Eatehewan. some pr which are privately owned. There are| BINGHAMTON, N. Y., February 18 4 feet at low tide to 9 or 10 feet at SEI— Mgr. Dennis O'Connor, vicar general Would Honor Former about two or three thousand acres of | (#).—Love will find a way. Lieut, War- | By the Assoclated Press. flood tide. By the Assoclated Press. 3.‘3,0‘.‘,':“?.“'3}.'.? alm:’ug s of London, Ontario, has been made State land, which, it has been indicated. | ren Simrell flew from Hampton Roads,| ASTORIA, Oreg, February 18.—Aban- | _The United States Coast Guard cutter | oHIOAGO, February 18.—Unificati S bishop of ‘Peterborough Direct f Servi would be turned over to the Federal Va, to visit his fiancee. There came |doned by her passengers and ail but 24 | Red Wing and half a dozen other ves- et A e Father Gerald Murray of Toronto, irector of dervice. Government. a blizzard. He was forced down six [ members of her crew, the steamer Ad-|sels are standing by in case of emer- | of State medical examiners Into & 80V-| nexies spent nearly $4,000,000 on new | Ontario, has been made bishop of As in the case of the Cireat Smokey | times, but he got here. miral Benson today was stuck fast in ernmental licensing board was urged to- | highways last AR ‘The .newspaper man who made a2 fortune in borax and came to be di- rector of the National Park Service will be honored by a new national park, bearing his name, in the Isle Royale Region, in Lake Superior, that he loved so well, if a suggestion made today by Representati Cramton, Republican, of Michigan, author of the park pui chase measure designed to create the George Washington Memorisl Parkway | along the Potomac River, becomes a } 3 reality. | Mr. Cramton, a member of the Stephen T. Mather Appreciation, as the body headed by John Hays Hammond . = b is known, today offered the suggestion \: v \\ g\mb uhnew ““‘rflxxt?lu?”k %‘1‘“}% well i \:\ y - car the name of Mather. The Repre- | we soll & 2 ; sentative made it clear, however, that | bl szt R \ y y U:. your eredit - ¥ e it iy Book Trough End Table The Store of > E AL Occasional Armelie others. 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