Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1930, Page 11

-SAFER COMMUNITY 1S CAMPAIGN AIM Bixteenth Street Helghts to Make Survey and Ask Better Lighting. A campaign to provide greater safe- &y for the community was launched by the Sixteenth Street Heights Citi~ mens' Association at a meeting last night in Northminster Chlgel. Alaska mvenue and Kalmia road, when it was voted to direct H. L. Stroh, chairman of the Pire, Police and Lights Com- mittee, to make a survey of ihe section and request the Commissioners to pro- vide adequate lighting facilities. It was reported that street lJamps already had been placed in several neighborhoods, but attention will be directed to other localities where lights are needed. The association voted an appropria- tion of $50 toward expenses of a group of residents of the community in fight- ing erection of stores in what property owners, it was said, were led to believe would ot be zoned other than resi- dential. It was declared that the stores, located on a triangular lot on Alaska avenue near Kalmia road, had been rected without regard to zining regula- ons and had been ordered removed by court order. This order, it was said, has been disregarded and an effort is to be made to have the persons jn- terested cited for contempt. Protection Need Stressed. Need for fire protection in the nnn #gain was stressed in remarks by the ruldt‘nl Joseph H. Wilson, who said Ehs association would continue its en- deavors to have provided the protection it merits. Being a suburban section, most of the homes detached and a number of frame construction, he said, warranted greater security from disas- ter than having to depend on the nearest District fire-fighting equipment, which is several miles distant. Free express delivery for the eom- munity also was discussed and decision made to strive for this end. The atti- tude of the express agencles in ac- cepting consignments in other cities with charges prepaid and then ehn!u ing an additional fee on delivery Sixteenth Street Heights was held fo be unjustified and unwarranted. Decorations Are Requested. Action was taken on motion of C. M. Chinn, requesting all residents to dec- orate the exteriors of their homes and their trees and shrubbery with elec- tric lights for the Christmas holidays. A eommittee is to judge the most at- tractive block and give publicity in the city-wide contest for best electrical demonstration. Request will be made for the plant- ing of trees on a number of strepts in the section, and a donation was voted to the operators of the snow ow which the association maintains for cleaning sidewalks after each pre- elpitation Capt. Walter Emerson, in charge of the thirteenth police precinct, address- ed the meeting, pointing out the de- sirability of co-operation between the citizens and the police. R. B. Keech, unsel, will be invited to ad- meeting of the as<o President Joseph H. Wilson presided. AMERICAN PILOT KILLED IN CHINESE AIRMAIL CRASH War Ace, Woman Passenger and Native Flyer Die, Five Other Passengers Injured Seriously. By the Associnted Press. NGHAT, December 10.—Paul Baer , Ind., pilot, 30, a woman r' name not learned, and ot were killed when their d on the Whangpo River h H\u commander of son at snangn:n were injured | in what is said to be the first | erack-up of an airmail plane in China The plane was carrying mail and pas- sengers from Nanl to Shanghat. French Paid Him Tribute. FORT WAYNE, Ind., December 10 (%) —Paul Baer, killed in an airplane ac- | cident China, ace during the Shanghal, g World War, shooting down 16 German | pianes and pilots while ying as a T of the French Lafayette Escadrille. One of Ba gesser, since lost on a attempt, came to Fort in 1925 to dedicate an airport for Baer. 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DUVALL ESTATE Wil of Realty Broker, Who Died December 8, Is Filed—Value of Property Not Disclosed. . _Clarence alty broker, who diod D.um&"u B Mgros February 8, 1928, gives ms automobile llld household effects at 1827 M street British Heroine $800 %0 James P, ntm gm Meline, an employe Burning Leaves Damage to Soil STAMFORD, Conn. ¢P).—The Autumn practice of burning leaves may serionsly ment. At the same time i 3 Teersnaum Branion i bl o, | ANTI-MOVIE ORDINANCE INVALIDATED BY, COURT | e=% e Bty Gouncl - togaineineon ey Ciesgo Judge Holds Towy Ovder Mplallunefie- 0 restrain m. Bvans- Forbidding Sunday Exhibits Bs ynwfl-um.upenm . Religlonsly Discriminatory® By the Associated Press. to his wife, May G. Duvall, and allows | injure trees, plants and even the soil | showing of moving plctures on Sunday her a lifetime use of the home. He can. indebtedness of his son, Ralph G. Duvl!l. and gives the real estate busi- ness o another son, A. Malcolm Duvall. Specific bequests include $2,500 each to the widow, the two sons and a daugh- ter, Mildred Duvall; $500 each to Edith B. Jones and Duvall B. Brown, $1,000 to Clarence D. Brown, & namesake; $L BM to Mary M. Duvall, & sister-in- to Walker M. Duvall and ‘When their plane dropped in the sea near the southern point of Italy en route from England to Cape Town, Africa, Winifred Spooner, English avia- trix, swam two miles to shore to secure ald for her male companion. RELATIVITY STUDY OLO R Sclentists 8,000 Year Agae Sought Lost Dimension, NEW YORK (P)—Here sre pome simple points about relativity: The fourth dimension is time. Study of relativity—which is mesgly itself. Bo say sclentists of the Bartlett tree research laboratories her. Fire may scar tree trunks, leaving weak points for the entrance of disease. Tender buds of low-growing trees may | {jon be killed by flames that H.n too hi(h. 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