Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 11

THE ‘EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, ‘D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 18 1930. mobile near his residence. Miss Loulse Mrs. Bannerman, who has been one A number of false alarms were turned IN 3 TRAFFIC MISHAPS | Kecley, 19, of 3511 Thirteentn street,| HELD COMMUNISM CURE | ™, S mansnns, haf tem one | STARTS POLICE SEARCH |in atois o s nas oo mecs g was fl, over th:o ":h ,};“‘ u;’m:g “:lheln —_— m;: flcm{e:"? 1;1:: and the platoon —_— :&h: apprehend the parties re- . strucl )y an automd on Noi apl- school s} of eleme, le. : "..::o";. ::"' Truck in Collision With Automo- |tol street st New York aienue. Ciifiard |Mrs. Pannerman to Describe Use (o0 SYotem, of clementary education, Pire Apparatus Called Out Six forHe stk alarms last were recorded as PRONT ROYAL, Va, March 18| bile, Injuring Two—Child and | Famien, I8 of Ln 000 Bk of nsthe | of Ballot Box in Radio Address "‘;': ::::"’;‘:m;" R Times During Night; Young Men | (00N 005, enntents o0 o ’ s drjver of the car, was arrested on “ X ” i h n wi in Green Auto Suspected. northeast; 10:42, Delaware avenue an Mrs. Emma Cloud Bu;k. kl’l“y::rs :l: Young Woman in Accidents. SHoges of réckless ‘driving and leaving | *° Anti-Toxin” of Radicalism. %?f}"'.’flni’fi"ufi"‘ 'lxe:fiu of the ballot P! E street southwest; 13 midnignt, “mf Toofe hore. | The deceased spent aliher| Four persons were slightly injured in | the scene of an accident. An elective board of education, which | yoliq' necessitate Would necessarily b | geor, Tt e Mlarms, the second epl. | (7 clghth and Q sreets; 13:12 " am. Council Adopts Montgomery|ite in Warren County, having been| three trae accidents reported to the S B 1s belng sought by & certain gToup of | come. an anti-ioxin for Communiaes | demic of this kind within the past|Thirty-first and N'streets: 1.5 am, 3 bo;‘;'en:d n:r‘v‘fveedd k;;r?m“ SNk lpg;i;e Nu:z ‘xy‘:pz. 3::215 l,fi%"fifér:; Colored Farmers to Meet. District residents as & panacea for the | @mong school children and adults. m’m"’- :‘Dt flll'; lml;:!\::d busy 1ast | guene. County System for Use | o & o e " Letly Buck of this | Snanatian, " 1o: of 115 Seventeenth | UPPER MARLBORO, Md., March 18 | “eviis” of the public school system, RS pight, while polie insituted o search place, Misses Roberta and Lucy Buck | street, were treated at Emergency Hos- :gge%‘:‘l‘?v-;x—‘l‘&tddr:;aelsh by“;pdccl:xl'l:; l:x: will be described as “an anti-toxin for| A special saloon car comprising dance | turned in the calls. To anticipate the order of the govern- of Town. g_rfifl‘:fi“‘ah‘z‘;&&mfie%!' s:‘,‘;‘:fl ‘:;‘6:— “z’;‘emg:l‘;:gng‘:n °3r§'ac"fi’se?-'e'§' Twere | service will feature & nrmyeu.ng of colored | Communism” in a radio address to-) tool gxlwlgfd tll;:“fix';ur’;"frzums: Rfrf:m'." ‘!’;efl | vofl';?':e‘fi'?: .u :rz‘e:lw':flmn::tvmlt’; ae:n:ch%;fi E:xllnd. "!u L ils in "’8’ Rk 1 ¥ automo- | farmers to be held in the courthouse|night by Mrs. Mary T. Bannerman,|yce =13 -leaving age of puplls in pub- & :£| dmésw fl::: g‘;‘s".}’& E)\:cg 35:;.”&':1’,""3: ;1&1‘“ F&‘i#’%fi?’ffifi’" w t:’ ;n B | Tre Maroh 37, president of the dJoint Committee for tween Paris and the South of France, | the false alarms was given police by a | lic schools to 15, 'I' AKUM A APPRUVES MRS. BICK IS DEAD FOUR PERSONS ARE HURT | Jhose Parents tive at 37 w street. was | E] ECTIVE SCHOOL BOARD | & piniay of boromuin “aUestion FALSE ALARM EPIDEMIC [siviian. search aiso was being mace Lifelong Resident of Warren Coun- Special Dispatch to The Star, TAKOMA PARK, Md. March 18. After a thorough discussion of the sit- uation the town council last night adopted the building code of Montgom- ery County, Md. covering rules and regulations for the construction of : buildings_within the Maryland-Wash- ington Metropolitan District within . . Montgomery County. ! In adopting the code As the building regulations of the corporation of Ta- : come Park an ordinange adopted at ‘ the meeting last night provides that ; - the code shall be applicable tc all build- 3 o ings hereafter constructed in both the Montgomery County and Prince Georges County sectiops of this town. The ordinanee also provides that per- mits shall be granted as provided in the bullding_code of Montgomery County, except that applications 1l be made to the town clerk and shall be issued by him upon approval of plans by the building inspector. Arrange for Inspectors. ‘The mayor of the town is authorized, if in his judgment it is found desirable in the interests of the town, to make suitable arangements with the county commissioners of Montgomery County for the services of the county building inspectors in the inspection of buildings erected within the limits of this town. With the adoption of the code last night. all existing ordinances condicting with the new regulations are repealed Former Councilman Llovd W. Biddle addressed the council in the interest of property owners i the vicinity of Al- any and Baltimore avenues, appealing to the council to tmprove the property owned by the town at that point. With the beautifl of the grounds of the homes in that séction of the park, the residents felt ‘that the town should be equally liberal in this, respect and do its part in the bemutification of the land owned by the tewn, The speaker also urged the improve- ment of Baltimore averiue from New York to Philadelphia avenues. Mr. Biddle also stated that no improve- ments had been made on this thorough- fare, which was now in an impassable condition for vehicular traffic, and as a result school children were compelled to walk a much longer distance to reach school or else cut across private prop- erty. The Takoma Park Fire Depart- ment would also be compelled to take longer routes. In connection with the improvement of the town property referred to, Mayor Davis stated that the town was to grade and fill in the land and that the North ‘Takoma Improvement Club would pro- ‘1detthe shrubbery and grass for the Piney Branch Road. Dr. Liewewwyn Jordan of North Ta- ® L] L4 [ ] koma announced that he had been ad- ‘vised by Distriet Commissioner Proctor L. B> i Dougherty relative to the widening and extension of Piney Branch road from 5 Butternut street o the District line . that the National Capital Park and Planning Commission bad declined to accept the recommendation of the Dis- trict Commissioners that Piney Branch A road be widened to 90 feet. The high- [J [ J way plan, he stated, provides for a street of 120 feet in width, which repre- sents the view of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission as the width of streets which should be pro= vided in that neighborhood. He con -y b2 cluded by quoting Commissioner - erty that “in view of the fact that the Board of Commissioners and the Park and Planning Commission are un- able to agree, it will probably result that for the time being nothing will be done with respect to changing street condi- Y tions that now exist.” The report of Town Clerk and Treas- ¥ urer Bryan Davis for the month of Feb- o gener e b A e O the 18 Lord Baltimore Stations already dealer you, are assured, wherever you are, of 211003 made o arand toal of S35 operating in the District will now be added super products and super-service. e ieclon e oo the 65 Filling Stations previously operated by The American Oil Company has also taken i, amountea "to $183730, Jesving. & the Penn Qil Co. over the bulk plant and distributing equipment Balanee”in The o i e 4 of the Penn Oil Company and will now be in improtement find. 458 3035, and 1k This will give Lord Baltimore the most exten- G K ey : demptions, $10.35. " " re sub- g 3 2 a position to keep pace with the steadily grow-, milted and approved. sive and most conveniently focated chain of : : Asks Sireet Tmprovement. ; e i o ¢ ing demand for its products on the part of A request was received.from Danel service stations in the District--a total of 83 Washington motorists ayor Davis' was urged to make an s 3 P H i ies 1 e o e of the b manned stations at which you can obtain Pue to t.he tecfhmcal difficulties mvolvc: in tltlhe vachal . sajecent 1o Takoma. i taking over of so large a number of stations nd suggestes at a survey made o . . . o . of the land with & vieW 0 lta we s & In addition to these Lord Baltimore Stations by The American Oil Co. But as rapidly as pos- T ot modern. completel . d and competentl Prst sireet. X pletely equipped and competently gesignaed, as members of the' general AMOCO Motor Qils under ideal conditions. equipment, there will be some delay in the A there are hundreds of alert, progressive dealers sible, the necessary changes will be made and Sispiees of the Takoma Park Yolunieer selling AMOCO-GAS and Orange AMERICAN all 83 stations will soon be properly equipped Fire Department, by F. E. Moore on e ety was presaed over It GAS through independent to supply American Oil nl y ayor en o vis, w . . e Counciimen H. E_Rogers John R. service stations and garages. Compan roducts and to Qf\fr’;'pj ,,:1':‘."{ \L::?'ii»fi}%ui’:;. 8 g The acquisition of this large chain of stations P y P Town Clerk Bryan Davis and Lieut. Col, And whether you’rc served in the District is in line with The American operate with the cfiicicncy Willlam P. 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