Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1931, Page 10

A—10 CITIZENS PROTEST TONING PROPOSAL Devonshire Downs Group to Be North Cleveland Park Association. The Zoning Committee, and other members of the Devonshire Downs Citizens' Association were to appear be- fore the Zoning Commission hearing today ta enter protest against a pro- posal to rezone from A restricted to A area a tract of land bounded by Con- necticut avenue, Reno road, Albemarle and Chesapeake streets. This action was decided upon at a meeting of the association last night after a petition lis now ROXY AND HIS GANG TO GIVE BENEFIT HERE Mme. Schumann-Heink to Appear on Same Program for Hos- pital Memorial. For the benefit of the Memorial Chapel at Walter Reed Hospital which under construction, S. L. Rothafel, better known as “Roxy,” will appear with Mme Schumann Heink, a symphony orchestra of 35 pieces, and several members of his “gang” at Constitution Hall next Thursday after- noon at 3 o'clock. Assisting Roxy will be such well members of his gang as Beatrice Belkin, formerly of the Metropolitan Opera_Co.; Patricia Bowman, Harold Van Duzee, “We Willie” Robyn, and the Roxy Male Quartet. The Washington engagement is part of a tour of 40 citles which Roxy is making in the interest of charity. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1931‘._> RECEIVES FIRST DROUGHT LOAN % it TESTS FOR VACANCIES Review Editor and Cytologist Positions Are Open. Examination for two positions were announced today by the Civil Service Commission. The tests will be for the posts of assistant technical review editor of the material division, Air Service, at Wright Fleld Dayton, Ohio, and associat cytologist of the Bureau of Plant Industry at Riverside, Calif. The former will pay from $2,600 to $3,200 a nually and the latter from $3,200 to $3,800. HELD FOR JURY Mexican Is Ckarged With Passing Forged Check. Charged with passing a forged check f $196, Jose A. 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JULIAN |in, o plumbing shov she ssserted | R RORTH R 0 oo b Recd | B0 decrease in resale value of their prop- s St r | Hospital erties, while' the only possible benefit | insane {u JHE4E dn el SOt o gmin : grées whlle ihe only possible benet| FOR DECREE AND CASH | control oi ter tathe's citate and ‘win ip property values on large areas of 5 sole Hitle to his own hokdings greant land held largely by COTPOTA- | By the Associated Press. NS e S Eay : LOS ANGELES, February Appropriation Ttems Cited. other chapter in the spectacular ca Dr. George C. Havenner, president|of C. C. Julian, multi-millionaire oil of the Federation of Citizens' Associa- | promoter, was in the making yesterday tions, addressed the meeting. outlining | as ne prepared a reply to a divorce suit items in the 1932 appropriation bill in | naming four “other women.” Congress. He told of the federation’s| 1In a complaint filed yesterday Mary stand on the proposed Zihlman bill for [ Olive Julian, wife of the Julian Pe- sments for improvements to road- | troleum Corporation’s founder, 1 aid that while the measure [ he maintained four luxuriou is opposed, should a new law be en-|ments for as many girls. She ask actd section 10 of the. Zihlman bill | $5,000 monthiy alimony, custody of two should be nded to provide for 8 |children and 8 receivership for $10.- board of review, composed of five bona | 000,000 in property fide residents of the District of Colum-| Julian blamed “arch-enemies having bia, to consider appeals from street as- | ulterior motives” for having influenced sesiments. He stressed the need for | his wife to file the suit. He announced . each association studying fiscal rela- [he would retaliate by making sensa- New, warm, comfortable Great Fastern tions and urged the association to ap- | tional charges “in a few days.” red stages leave many times daily from point a committee for this purpose. A| Julian gained prominence through GREAT EASTER committee to work with the federation’s | the promotion of the petroleum co:- ~ ~ BUS TERMINAL ~ ~ Bicentenial Committee also was urged. | poration named for him, which suc- 1349'F Ston ) t-N.w. <14k Preceding his talk the association |cumbed in 1927 to a $100,000,000 over- Write or phone NATIONAL 1721 Tablets, the substitute for caiomel. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound. Know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. Al druggists. 15¢, 30c and 60c. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief. Eat what you like, opposing the rezoning was presented by P. H. 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Julian stated she was married Association Name Changed. to Julian in Winnipeg, Canada, Decem- The name of the association Was|ber 1, 1910, when he was an assistant changed in_ resolutions adopted to that of North Cleveland Park Citizens' As- : sociation. Mrs. M. Z. Baughman. Z. A. Jones, P. H. Willis, Maj. Jones and Carl Mack composed the committee recommending the change. A proposal was presented by Mrs. Baughman to extend the boundaries of the associa- tion to include Rodman street on the south and Albemarle street to the north. On recommendation of Dr. Aldrich, chairman of the Committee on Streets. it was decided to ask for the removal of the present car stop in the center of Priendship Circle to the north thereof because of the danger and inconveni- ence to street car patrons. Great February e EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, President Fire and Theft are.dangers that threaten every home and every office—but the great Safe Deposit New members elected were L. E. 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