Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 34

STEINPROVENENT APPEAL 1S VOED Foxhall Citizens Ask Hearing on Reservoir Road Plat Development. An sppeal to the Commissioners for| & hearing on the prospective develop- ment of the plat on Reservoir rqa - tween Forty-fourth street and Ridge road before that site is approved for building pi was asked by the Fox- hall Village Citizens’ Association last night, meeting in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, 1648 Foxhall road. It was pointed out that should houses be built on the site they would be forced to back on| Reservoir road, thus creating an unde- sirable presentation. Mrs. Ruth Bernard Parker and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Dawes were named dele- | gate and alternate, respectively, to the District of Columbia Public School As- sociation. ‘Through the courtesy of William W. ‘Wheeler, advertising manager of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., “talkies” showing the operation of the modern telephone system were shown. | The next meeting of the association, | to be held the first Tuesday in May, ‘will close the association’s business until mext Fall. 'DR. F. C. WALDECKER DIES IN LONDON Body Will Be Brought Back to ‘Washington for Burial Services, Dr. Frans C. Waldecker, 47 years old, director of clinical research for the ‘Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc,, and the H. A. Metz Laboratories, Inc., who was & native of this city and a graduate of George Washington University, died in London, England, Monday, after ‘a week’s illness, according to word re- ceived here. The body will be brought to this city for funeral services. Dr. Waldecker sailed for Europe about 11 days ago and planned to re- main abroad for several weeks. He became sick on the trip over and grew ‘worse upon reaching London. Twenty-two years ago Dr. Waldecker married Miss Dora Bergmann, daughter of Henry H. Bergmann, president of the | ‘Washington Six Per Cent Building As- sociation and treasurer of the American Pire Insurance Co., this city. He leaves his wife, a_son, Frank H. Wal- decker; his mother, Mrs. Josephine Eckstein of this city. and his_half brothers and sisters, William and Fred- erick Eckstein, and Mrs. Lula Boelter of Washington and Mrs. William Kraemer of Chicago. Dr. Waldecker's home was at 2022 Beverley road, Brooklyn. SEVEN ARRESTS MADE IN BOUT WITH POLICE Colored Occupants of Automobile Curse Officers, Speed Away and Are Subsequently Captured. Seven colored persons, said to have eursed two police officers when thelr sutomobile brushed past the police car on Seventh street early yesterday, were arrested after a chase and a 10-minute struggle during which one of the seven is charged with having attempted to draw a revolver. - Detective Michael J. Dowd and Pvt. Hugh Robey were returning from a call in their car, which is unmarked, when the incident occurred. The officers say s haM-gallon jar was tossed from the lead car when occupants saw they were being followed. Frank Anderson, 26, of the 1300 block of T street, was alleged to have at- tempted to draw & gun, which was knocked from his hand and recovered by the detective. He was charged wich cal a poncealed weapon while the :tlgn were booked for disorderly con- uct. WILL ATTEND DINNER Hoover Accepts Gridiron Club In- vitation for April 26. President Hoover yesterday accepted | an invitation to attend the Spring dinner | of the Gridiron Club of this city to be held at the Willard Hotel on April 26. ‘The ‘invitation was personally extended by Charles 8. Groves, Washington cor- respondent of the Boston Globe, presi- dent of the club, who was accompanied the White House by members of the executive committee. .. Fess’ Pronunciation Of ‘Kimono’ Blamed For Defeat of Luce By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 3—Dr. F, . Vizetelly, noted lexlco}nphcr. Tuesday went to the defense of Representative Luce of Massachu- setts, who trip] over the word “kimono” in the spelling bee at Washington last Saturday night between Congressmen and news- paper men. If the word had been pronounced _correctly, says the doctor, Mr. Luce would not have been spelled down by a scribe. Dr. Vigetelly in » statement said: “Senator Fess proved him- self a veritable crystallo-mancer. All in all, he proved himself a master of pronunciation, except 50 far as the word before which Representative Luce fell in defeat is concerned. The word is cor- rectly pronounced ‘ki-mo-no’ in the United States and ‘kim-ono in Japan, and had the worthy Senator pronounced the word as he should have pronounced it, without smothering the final ‘o, after the style of the English, Representative Luce would not have fallen.” Starts Law Practice at 85. HAVANA, April 3 (#).—Bernareo Castillo y Suarez, 85, is hanging out his shingle. He has been graduated from the Law School of the University of Havana, which he entered at 78. HERE'S WHY we think you will enjoy this NIGHT TRAIN TO NEW YORK T 12:25 at night our No. 528, the New York Night Express, pulls out of Union Station. But you can board your Drawing-room Sleeping car as-early as 10 o'clock. Plenty of time to get to sleep be- fore the train starts, And even after your train is under way we think you’ll sleep comfortably and restfully. Our en- gineers do their best to start and stop without jolt and jerk. And we have asked our porters and train- men to be as quiet as possible so thatin the morning you may awake rested. # You arrive in Jersey City at 6:40 A. M. But your sleeper is parked eut in the open and you may re- main in it until 8 o’clock. Our Motor Coaches leave direct- ly from the trainside at Jersey City at convenient times, and take you and your hand baggage, without additional cost, to any of our 4 stations in Greater New York (33d Street; 42d Street; Columbus Circle; ‘o Brooklyn) or to any one of nine intermediate route stops. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Washington . 12:25 A. M. Arvives Jersey City 6:40 A. M. Other trains for New York leave Washington at 7:35 A. M., 9:00 A. M., 10:00 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 2:00P. M., 3:00 P. M., 400 P. M., 5:00 P. M., and 2:50 A. M. D.L. MOORMAN, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Age. Woodward Bldg., 15th & H Streets, N. W. "Phone District 3300 BALTIMORE & OHIO Argentina will take & census of its eattle. [} stillTimetobe a“FIRST TIMER" onthe New LEVIATHAN SAILING April 12 Brilliant, exotic new Night Club .. . “tolkies” +« . ship-to-shore telephone ... o marvelous Ben Bernie orchestra . . . renovated and re- furbished from stem to stern . . . telephone in every first class stateroom . . . new baths «..new draperies ... more connecting rooms ...brokerage offices...complete new Tour- May 3 May 24 June 11 June 28 ist Third Cabin, rating “Grade A" ... luxury without stint; comfort without compromisel Consvlt Your Local Steamship Agent or UNITED STATES LINES 1027 Connacticit Avenve, Washinglon W ielm W. Childress, Genera! Agent Telephone, Nationa: 7563 Tol by rNING DLAK, JEWS ASKED TO AID $500,000 CAMPAIGN Washington Hebrews Urged to Contribute to Fund for Immigrant Work. MY L0000 LA U L AN, LALU LWL L, llnudOlcli Leonard, Oh‘::. J. Stein yesterday by Levi H. David, chairman of the local committee. The saciety finds refuge for thou- sands of Jews forced to leave their homes in Eastern Europe every year because of economic conditions ‘and racial prejudice, it is explained. La colonies of Je ‘Peru, Paragusy and other countries through efforts of the Ald Soclety. Harry Pritzker, fleld representative of the soclety, is here assisting in the ap- peal for funds. .4 On the local committee assisting Mr. David in ‘the drive are Morris Gare finckle, Rudol] B. Behrend, Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith, Hyman Gewirz, Benjamin = Meiman, and Joseph A. Wilner, have been established Contrib- donations direct to the office. Rat Attacks Glasgow Girl. ‘While asleep in her home'in Glasgow, Scotland, recently, 4-year-old Teresa Hanlon was savagely attacked by a large rat. The rodent continued to bite the girl's bleeding nose and left ear un- til her mother, aroused by her cries, drove it away. The child had to be taken to a hospital for treatment. ews have been settled An appeal to Washin Jewry to Hebrew Immigrant Ald So- clety in its campaign to raise $600,000 throughout the eountry to carry on \ ALl O, Loy, ILLEGAL SEIZURE CHARGED BY CASSIDY “Man in Green Hat”.Asks Court to Suppress Evidence Found in Search. the Or District search of his automobile lsading to_his indictment jones- i u'.l?r violation of the J A_similar motion behal T. Glhl!. said to umm !lflfngtn{m S s’ Bih by Attorney M: 3 ey 3 Ehrlich, who also appears for mcmg. Hat,” every purpese. MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYN 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card Eight Sisters to Be Bridesmaids. GREENWICH, Conn., April 3 — Eight - sisters are to be br{dnlmldl when Margaret Amelia Martin weds Henry Stuart Fish, an Englishman. Declaring there was no ‘“probable cause” for his arrest near the Senate Office Bullding October 31 last, George L, Cassidy, known as the “Man in Here’s how the people have -~ judged this question of Goodyear com give you groater tire values becouse Goodyear builds more thow L7 of all the tires sold in America, the remainder being divided among seme forty manufacturers. *‘More people vide on Goodyear Tires thon 'on any other bind.” N the tire business, as in any other, produc- tion has a direct relation to costs. It happens that Goodyear builds millions more tires than any other manufacturer, which ought to mean something to the man who buys tires. g Wethinkitdoes:*“More people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind!” We think this single towering fact — not to be overridden by any sales argument, however in- genious—saysall that needsbe said of Goodyear quality, Goodyear service, Goodyear price. 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