Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1931, Page 11

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And T must say, I feel | W (u‘rmh{rcf’! v one bottle and tier in every way, besides looking much | if not joyfully satisfied—money Kruschen Balts had # decided 3 3 % upon the aquantity of food I took | back.—Advertisement. store in . Take f lass of hot water every morning. iftly cut out pas- as dircct ght and | teaspoon in | before br To help re THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1931. GAS MERGER BL ACAIN POSTPONE Agreement for Senate Action Fails, Despite Pleas of Copeland and Goff. The bill to authorize a merger of the Washington and Georgetown Gas Light compantes was considered briefly in the Senate yesterday, but had to be post- poned again because of the inability of Senators on opposite sides of the ques- tion to agree, Senators Copeland (Democrat) of New York and Goff (Republican) of West Virginia urged action on the bill, declaring_that its passage would pave the way for the employment of approx- imately 1,000 men by the gas company in laying pipes in various parts of the city, and that it would lessen the cost of gas and by-products. Agreement to Be Sought. On previous occasions the bill has been objected to by Senators Howell (Republican) of Nebraska and La Fol- lette (Republican) of Wisconsin. Al- though action on the bill was not pos- sible today, Senator Howell offered to confer with Senators Goff and Cope- land within the next few days to see if agreement, can be reached. Asked by Senator Copeland to pre- sent his objections in the form of an amendment, ator has had an ame some_time, had incicated it pending for table. Other Measures Delayed. The Senate also postponed action on the bill to curtail the powers of local | courts in_reviewing decisions of the Utilities Commission and the bill to require motorists who are convicted of serious traffic offenses to furnish proof of their financial responsibility before driving again. The Senate was working under a rule requiring unanimous consent to act on bills. By a new process in Peru edible oll is being extracted from coconuts. Howell said he| s company 3,500-Year-Old Brick Is Used by Builders Of Railroad Station By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 27.— What is said to be the oldest _railroad station in the world, in point of material used in its con- struction, has been erected at Tell Billah in Mesopotamia to ald archeological excavations. A report to the University of Pennsylvania Museum states that bricks dating back to the reign of King Ashurnasirpal, more than 3,500 years ago, were used to build the onc-story sta- tion on the Khorsabad Railroad. The report, from the archeo- logical expedition of the Univer- sity of Pensylvania Museum and the American School of Orental Research in Baghdad, says the station provides the expedition with a shipping depot and stor- | | age house close to excavations | | being made at Tell Billah. |GRANT TO BE GIVEN LACKAWANNA DATA| | Heating, Lighting and Incinerator | Arrangements at New York Ware- house to Be Studied. Features of Lackawanna Terminal in New York City will be brought to the attention of Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, director of public buildings and public parks, for possible incorporation into the warehouse soon to be completed | here to house Federal and District | Government_goods. Capt. E. N. CI the Na ning Con: larly int ng and g the New Y house, | utilized for hold-over freight. al C: ‘Woman Mayor Ousted. REDONDO BEACH, Calif,, January 27 (#)—Mrs. May B. Hopkins was ousted as mayor of Redondo Beach at a recall election yesterday, the voters MMILLAN PLANS ARCTC EXPEDTION Ice-Bound Territory North of Labrador Will Be Mapped by Explorer. By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, January 27.—Comdr, Donald B. MacMillan, veteran Arctic explorer, has revealed plans for an ex- pedition this Summer to explore ice- bound territory north of Labrador. The commander placed an order here yesterday for an airplane to be used for mapping the unexplored area nprth of Nain, Labrador, and in which, he said, he hoped to reach the great ice-cap of Baffin Land. Charles Rocheville, Los Angeles plane designer, who went with MacMillan into the Arctic in 1925, will go along again as chief pilot, MacMillan said three ships would carry a party of 50 men to Nain, the base of the expedition. 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