Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1930. Don’t say NO! Frankly, this is an item about acute indigestion. Wait! Not imterested? Your family’s safety (and your own) demand that you shall be. This very night scores of homes will be visited. There will be suffering. Yet in others relief will come. Six Bell-ans, Hot Water, Sure Relief! Be ready with a 25c or 75¢ pkg. ,!House Approval of $3,335,- BELLANS Seals th, surface and stops Waterproof. MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYNNY 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card Brilliant Polish for your car that only show-room methods can give IFISH CONSERVATION | 27 of which are primarily or exclusively | dition two items for distribution cars, | NEASURE PASSES 000 Appropriation Goes to Senate for Action. Authorizing an appropriation of $3.- 335,000, the House passed the White bill Wednesday providing for a five- year construction and maintenance pro- gram for the United States Bureau of Fisherles and the bill now goes back | to_the Senate for concurrent action. Under provisions of the act $1,750,000 is to be used for 31 new fish hatcheries, for game fish. Three items provide for the prapagation of commercial fish by the purchase of stations which are now operated under lease. There are in ad- the greater proportion of the work of these cars to be in connection with the distribution of game fish ‘The White bill, as passed, provides during the five-year program the erec- tion of seven fish cultural stations during the first year as follows: New Mexico, Idaho, Southern Wisconsin, Montana, Colorado, New Hampshire and Maryland or West Virginia at a cost of $330,000. Second year, nine stations: Alabama, Indiana, Central Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Western Texas, South Carolina, New York, California and Will Rogers Says: BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April 18. —1If at times you feel your Govern- ment is not interested in you, you are all wrong. Why every 10 years they send around to see if you are still living, and why. They take your name and address, and if any- thing shows up during the next 10 years they will notify you. Know- ing how many of us there is don't mean a thing. Censuses are just for Chamber of Commerces' oratorical purposes. The new census will give California six new Representatives. Now if you call that adding to human welfare, you are an optimist. Yours for less census, and more sense and cents. COERCION IS DENIED | BY FILM COMPANIES Ten Producers Accused in Federal Court File Appeal With Supreme Court. Denying coercion of theater oper- ators, 10 of the leading motion picture producing companies in the United States have appealed to the Su- preme Court against the decision last Oregon at a cost of $400,000. Third vear, four stations: Florida, Maine, Eastern Virginia, Minnesota and one distribution car at a total cost of $310,- 000. Fourth vear: Nevada, Illinois, New Jersey and Mississippi and a distribution car at & cost of $335.000, and in the fifth year stations will be erected in Ohio, ‘Kansas, North Dakota, Georgia, Washington and North Carolina to cost | $210,000. If you want to keep that brilliant, deep luster of the show room, you have to use show room methods. Imperial Auto Polish is used by body builders and show room polishers. And you yourself can use it on your own car with equally good results. Cleans away all road film as if by magic and leaves a high, brilliant polish. Sold at leading garages and auto accessory stores. Why not do a real job of polishing your car—this very week end? Distributor J. PAUL WARD CO. 26th and D 3treets. N.W. Imperia AUTO POLISH FRATERNAL NOTICE. _ Washington Centenn Chapter, O. E. S., Will confer degrees tonight &t Masonic Temple. 13th and N. ¥, ave. The grand matron and grand patron will be present % . RE- furs repaired and t in cold storage. PART Sees Need of Action. Representative Lehlbach of New Jer- sey in introducing the White measure said: “This bill received the approval of the House and the Senate in the last Congress and is now again presented for the consideration of the House. There is urgent need for such a com- prehensive program of fish development. “There was a time, not many years past, when the Atlantic sea salmon ranged along the Atlantic Coast and | entered some 28 streams between New York and the New Brunswick border. This fish is today almost extinct, being caught in but one of these streams. “The lobster catches in New England and the crab hauls in Chesapeake Ba have declined in proportion. Thus, il will be seen that the part of wisdom is to give serious consideration to the replenishment of our fish stock and our fish supply. The program embraces ap- proximately 31 new stations or sub- stations involving 27 entirely new projects. Yhen it is completed the Bureau of PFisheries will have 106 sta- tions of all kinds. At the present time it has but 75.” House Adds to Program. The House instead of cutting down any of the authorizations in the pro- gram added two fish-cultural stations, one in Minnesota at a cost of $50,000 and another in Mississippi at a similar figure. Representative Linthicum of Mary- land said he had always looked upon sea-food products as one of the most important industries in the country. “We should do everything possible to enlarge the fishing industry and produce more fish. Some years ago I introduced two bills, one to prevent the use of fish in the manufacture of fertilizer and the other to protect migratory fish. I contended that we have just as much right to protect migratory fish as we have to protect migratory birds.” Commissioner Henry O'Malley said | the passage of this measure is of special interest to Washington anglers, as it provides for additional bass ponds where | 3 | thousands of large and small mouth bass st. n.w. Metropolitan 1844. TN we'l move your furnl when and we'll move yous - it o G i R T . A telephone ¢ 24 trauble. NATIONAL DELIVERY ASSN. IRC. Phone National 1460. e LONG- NCE MOVING — WE 4} 59370 "DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAG! NOTICE. The new 17-foot Chris Craft Runabout here. This remarkable little boat, 1 :ru' Chris Craft in every detall. Price, 1,2 15 1t D. 8 n_along with 5 ing_sh se’ boats are being shown along with 1 f Chris Craf! 53"0id ‘Towh Outboatds, in our showroom, Just below Duffint Circle. s of mo- 1344 Conn. ave. oh open 1ail to see the finest d boats ever shown in Washington. to 11 p.m. THE WASHINGTON MOTOR BOAT SALES AGENCY. 1344 Gonn. Ave. N WANTED_FULL OR PART LOADS FOR the below listed cities and goints en route; To NEW _YORK. . 21,23 28 APR: T APRI G m ROCHESTE! . APRIL 22 From SYRACUSE, N. ¥ From CHICAGO % APRIL AMERICAN STORAGE' &' TRANSFER CO. ms Shapiro Foreign Express i ‘Export shipments handled to all parts of ts and ‘the world. ;l of hfl.ll“neholdfl ’Q.flr?: o & * erate T Phone or write. 1213 31st st. D.W. hapiro Foreign Express ‘Wanted—Load «—from New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Va_; Chicago, nd Pittsburgh, Pa. "fo_Piitsbursh and N. Y., April 3. Smith’s Transfer & Storage Co., 1313 North_3343 8t. will be reared to streams. be planted in nearby Cumberland Moose Installed. CUMBERLAND, Md., April 18 (Spe- cial) —Representative Frederick N. Zihl- man, sixth Maryland district, supreme vice ' dictator of the Loyal Order of | Moose and dictator of the Washington Lodge, last night installed officers for Cumberland Lodge, No. 271, at the Moose Home here, assisted by local offi- | cers of the lodge. Frederick C. Dreyer, former county treasurer, was installed as dictator. After the ceremony, lunch- eon was served by the women of the Mooseheart ion. WANTED OLD & WORN FUR COATS Highest Cash Prices Paid If You Have an OLD FUR COAT Please Bring It to 635 F St. N.W. Room 304, Barrister Bldg. Opposite Hecht's Department Store Will Be Here 3 Days This Week ONLY Thursday, Friday Saturday We sell nothing—we trade mothing— just buying old fur coats for cash. January of Judge Thatcher in the Fed: eral District Court in New York City in which he held them guilty of con- spiracy to violate the Sherman anti- trust act The Government brought suit charg- ing thal the moving picture firms, in- cluding Paramount-Famous Cor- poration, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corporation and the First National Pictures, had adopted an illegal uniform contract for leasing motion picture films to theaters, through the country. It was claimed that the 10 companies furnished approximately 60 per cent of the films exhibited and it was impos- sible for any theater to secure enough films without dealing with some mem- ber of the combine. In their appeal the companies urge that the contract and rules in question have been approved by the Federal Trade Commission and were adopted pursuant to the demands of representa- tives of the exhibitors. ‘The Supreme Court will be unable to | FRANCE CORDIALLY Ambassador Edge Wins Friendship of Peopie as He Tours the Provinces. By the Associated Press. CANNBS, France.—Whether Ambas- sador Edge is laying foundations for & Franco-American commercial treaty in his swing around the circle in France Temains to be seen, but it is evident already that he has made a strong point with the French provinces. | As the provinces see it, he has dem- onstrated that he is not bound by the old title of the American diplomatic representative to France as “Ambassa- | dor to Paris.” Business His Chief Topic. The greetings he received were not those of the enthusiastic war period. | There was little talk about Lafayette. | There was more about business. The | military co-operation of France and the United States was touched upon only incidentally. This fact and other de- velopments of the trip showed that the French are earnestly at work, letting the past bury the past and looking to the future. Mr. Edge committed himself to noth- ing_more than a careful study of the confidences concerning the problems of French trade with the United State hich he invited. He asked for frank- ness and got it. | The business men with whom he came |into contact seemed relieved to learn that their problems were to be studied Their complaints for the most part had | to do with classifications of goods and regulations, although some of them con- sidered rates entireiy too high. United States "fariff Discussed. ‘The uncertainties'of trade under the American tariff was the burden of most of the complaints. Nowhere did any- body question the right of the United States to protect its industries. ‘We don’t mind your duties so muc! FRED J. KREIG formerly president and general manager of Kreiz's Express and storage Co., is mow in business for himself at— 904 10th St. N.W. when we know what they are and just | how they are going to be applied,” was the comment of one manufacturer, who represents a large class. “We want to buy your products because we know there is no ‘one way’ road in interna- tional trade; we want to buy of you so that you can buy of us; let us get to- gether so as to make it easier for the | both of us.” Not in the same words, but in the same spirit this sentiment was repeat- edly expressed. FARMER'S ROYALTY SUIT SCHEDULED FOR TRIAL Man Claims Victor Company Re- produced His Song, “Wreck of No. 97.” Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., April 18—The suit brought over a year ago by David George, farmer of Pittsylvania County, against the Victor Talking Machine Co. in the United States Court of Newark, T month, according to representatives of the company. George claims to have written the ballad, “The Wreck of No. and that copyright was violated when it was produced on a wax record and extensively sold. He is asking royal- ties_aggregating $150,000. The ballad was popular two years ago. It tells of the fatal run of the Southern Railway Co.’s mail train, No. 97, which_plunged from the curving trestle at Danville September 23, 1903, killing 13 persons. During the past year attorneys on both sides have been here securing depositions bearing on the case. Storage. packing, moving ded 'vans) a n istrict 9115 pass on the appeal until its next session beginning in October. & “Best for EASTER A large selection of New Spring Hats $3.50 & $4 Values new TANS and GREYS. Snap Good - looking or welt brims. Y never expect such qu: at this low price. Bets” ou'd ality Imported Broadcloth SHIRTS § 50 Plain Colors, Blue, Tan, Green and the new chocolate color. N o n-shrink- able collar. Sizes 14 to 17. 910 Seventh St. N.W. 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