Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930. 'GLIDERS MUST OBTAIN LICENSE UNDER NEW AERONAUTIC CODE 62 YEARS TENNESSEE SENATORIAL CANDIDATES "WORTHY SERVICE HUNDREDS INSPECT | NEW MODEL HOME Many Unusual Features Bring Praise From Visitors to Beautiful Dwelling. More than 1,000 residents of Greater | ‘Washington, by conservative estimate, | yesterday inspected the newest of the series of mode! homes being sponsored | this year by The and the Opera- tive Builders' Association, located at 1325 Locust road. The home was opened | for a month of exhibition Starting shortly before 10 am. the official hour of opening, visitors began to arrive at the dwelling, and the crowds | continued well into the evening. | This 1s an bom_ house of Eng- lish motif. built by the North Wastk from plans by P: the supervision of The | homes _committee, which | in the several lines v related to home building. The house has been furnished for the xhibition by the firm of Dulin & Mar- tin. The landsc carried out under H. Small. Expressions of appreciation for the | y_unusual, modern features of the on every hand, in- | of the sys- | tem under w tting, planning, design, cons decoration and | furnishing of the house is laid out to| the satisfaction of the committee experts | before it is offered for public exhibition. | Special attention was attracted by ths homelike charm of the whcle composi- tion. the knotty pine paneling in :he | living room and the dining room, the | preservation of the great tree that form & beautiful setting for the house, the ef- ficient arrangement of the rooms, the unobtrusive and easy arrangement of the driveway at the rear to the built-in ga- rage, the bright aspect of the kitchen, the brightness of the service quarters and the maid's room in the basement, the fitting furnishings and the cozy li- brary or man’s own room in an isolated portion of the first floor. Behind the built-in bookshelves in the lbrary is a secret compartment, built under the circular stairway to the sec- ond floor, which inspired comments of appreciation. This compartment 1s large enough to house a small safe for the valuable documents the owner of the house might wish to keep at home. This feature is one illustrating the character of the planning of the whole | , house, which was designed to mase maximum use of every foot of available space. The house will be open daily from 10 | am. to 9 pm. All interested are in- vited to inspect the house It may be reached by driving directly out Six- teenth street to Locust rcad, one block north of Kalmia road, then to the right on Locust for two blocks to the dwelling. REVIVAL OF MATERNITY ACT OF 1921 PROTESTED Opposition to Federal Aid Measure Is Expressed by Sentinels of Republic. A protest against revival of the so-| called maternity act of 1921, a Federal | aid measure which became inoperative June 30 last, was forwarded to Presi- dent Hoover yesterday by Frank L. Peckham on behalf of the Sentinels of the Republic, of which he is vice president. Peckham announced that he made the protest because Mrs. Glenn Levin Swiggett of the American Association of University Women recently petition. | ed the President to revive activities of the Pederal Children’s Bureau similar wtthfls‘a conducted under the maternity act. pi treatment was the direction of John The chiet objection to the legislation Taised by Peckham was the contention that it interferes with the States in the tt:“ oli mrfither; and children and tends make them depende; o teral Government, " P°R the Fed Cool Comfort the forthcoming sessions. sist of exhibits from comparative | American Jegal history, which will be | 7 D ~= Here are three aspirants for the Dem atic nomination for United States Senator from Tennessee. Andrew L. Todd of Murfreesboro, Senator William E. Brook of Chattanooga and Representative Cordell Hull of Carthage. Left to right: —Associated Press Photos. IN ARCHITECTS’ PARLEY President Hoover Commissions U. S. Representatives to Attend Ex- position at Rio Janeiro. | Three Americans have been commis- | sioned by President Hoover as official representatives of the United States at the Fourth Pan-American Congress of Architects and the attendant architec- tural exposition, to be held at Rio de Janeiro from June 19 to July 10. Two of the representatives, each & member of the American Institute of | Architects, live in Rio de Janeiro. They are William P. Preston and John P.| Curtis. The third, Carl Ziegler of Phil adelphia, has sailed for Brazil, and his commission will be cabled to him. | The Coungress of Architects, which will be from June 19 to June 30, has for objectives: Increasing of friendly relations be- tween architects of the Americas; wor g for the solution of social problems attendant upon architecture, and ex- changing of ideas to promote adoption of measures designed to increase co- operative effort. Hygienic, economic and social aspects raper construction, city plan- landscape architecture, presery tion of natural beauty and organization | of international contests in architecture and city planning will be discussed at The architectural expgsition, a com- plement of the congress, will extend from June 10 to July 10 and will con- architects for pub- lic and private buildings and include a presentation of the work of students in the two Americas. Prizes will be| awarded in the various classes, 1 COURSE BEGINS TONIGHT | National University's sixty-first year will begin tonight with the inaugura- tion of the 1930 Summef session in the School of Law and the School of Eco- nomics and Government. will run for 11 weeks, until August 31. ‘The term Three new courses will be given— | constitutional law and | administered by Dr. Charles Pergler, | dean of the School of Economics and Government, and | international | | which Dr. Constantine Kojouharoff will | | conduct. Under the plan of the Summer school ' this year National's students may begin their courses leading to degrees. Gruen Peta- M gon 17-jewel @ Verithin Pre- ciston move- ment. $].00 " Look IorThe Big Clock” 818 F. STREET,N.W. |and the District of Columbia are repre- Opens a Charge Account. Pay Weekly or Monthly FAREWELL MESSAGE| | Anima1 President-Elect of Colombia Bids| U. S. Good-By in Address Prais- | ing American Idealism. In a farewell address to the Ameri- can people over a coast-td-coast net work of the Columbia Broadcasting | System _yesterday afternoon, Enrique | Olaya, President-elect of the Republic | of Colombia, paid tribute to “the ideal- ism and spirit of service of the people | of the United States.” | During his stay in this country as the Minister of Colombia, Senor Olaya sald his experiences have convinced him that Instead of being the most material- | istic of people, as regarded In some sec- tons of the world, they are a people | whose national activities are prompted | by an earnest desire to be of service | to_humanity. & Between the two countries he visual- | ized their future relations “in the light | of & true and constructive pan-Ameri- canism, under which each country can | | be of service to the other.” —— | Georgetown U. Men Train. | BALTIMORE, June 16 (Special).— Twenty-two students from five States senting Georgetown University's Reserve Officers’ Training Corps unit at Fort | George G. Meade, Md., June 15 to July 26, it was announced today at head- quarters, 3d Corps Area, United States | Luther W. Gray, 1419 Foxall is_the Washingtonian. | ALL-EXPENSE TOUR WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip Follow the pioneers through the his- torically Interesting country, 320 miles of delightful crulsink—down the Potom: up the Chesapeake Bay. Return by fast Penns. R. R. train; Two nights and a day on water, Pi class accommodations. excellent m congenial people. Modern steamers Dor- chester and Talbot. Leave 7th Street Wharf Mon. and Sat.. 4 pm. (Standard time). Minimum cost, $12.12 per person. information. _literature, etc.. at R. R. 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After October 1 ad- ditional classifications for glider licen ng are to go into effect. | ‘The October 1 classifications will provide for the licensing of gliders, manufactured under approved type certificates, corresponding to the pres- ent procedure involving the licensing | of airplanes; gliders constructed by any individual or company in accoydance | with specifications and design approved by the Department of Commerce, and gliders not manufactured under ap- proved type certificates but which meet the requirements for such a certificate. “We believe the policy with respect to the licensing of gliders, which is supported by amendments to the air commerce regulations,” sald Mr, Young, “is very liberal and is one that should not handicap the glider movement in | the United States. 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