Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 41

THANGE IN STREET NAME IS DEBATED Southwest Citizens Divided on Four-and-a-Half Street Titling. A proposal to change the name of Four-and-a-half street last night brought forth lengthy discussion at a mee of the Southwest Washington Citizens’ Association. Residents of the street were unanimous in opinion that the name should be changed, but there was a wide divergence of opinion on a substitute selection. Municipal Is Backed. Municipal avenue, is the probable selection, although ‘Washington avenue and John Marshall street both were stropgly supported. Adherents of the name Municipal ave- nue contended that the name was well chosen, since the street involved will run into the new Municipal Center. A committee to circularize residents in an effort to reach a decision was named. Definite action on the matter will be taken at the next meeting. ‘Waterfront Protection. A committee to investigate the ques- tion of protecticn along Washington waterfronts was appointed and will pay special attention to the river border- ing a%ng the Speedway, where children | The | find an interesting place to play. question as to whether the placing of life-preservers along that area would be sufficient protection also will be taken up by the committee, which will report at the next meeting. An investigatlon into the alleged using of soft coal by nflmd locomo- tives in the District and, i so, is the use legal was launched. The associa- tion seeks to stop the use of soft coal ac a fuel. The paving of K street southwest between South Capitol and Pirst streets was asked in a resolution. A proposal to resurface Four-and-a-half atreet brought forth the appointment of a committee to see if such action would be expensive to abutl property owners. Robb Speaks. In a speech before the association, Maj. H. L. Robb, Assistant Engineer Commissioner, said that ground had been purchased between E and F streets and Tenth and Eleventh streets south- west for a Farmers’ Market. Condemna- | ; ¢, tion proceedings were being used, he said, to secure additional land. Prom- ises that work on the Jefferson Junior High School will start in September and that land for the Rossell Play- ground will be purchased also were in- cluded in his speech. Gorgeous Glaciers. One of the secrets of wise travel is|of in the choice of good centers from which to journey daily to other places. In Switzerland, such a place is Brun- nen, on the shores of Lake Lucerne. Here you are not far from the mm; in the other direction, from Wil Tell's country about Altdorf. In Lhe midst of snow-helmetd mountal whose torrents crash out flxunderlnz music in the valleys below, the starting point for scores of Alplne trips. From here the magnificent Axen- strasse leads to Lake Uri, on to the fine range of Uri-Rotstock, and when you wish not to travel, Brunnen itself hds sunny glacier air and all kinds of sports and dememlnmenu for every hour in . Ay ) the name which | had the strongest backing last night, | CONDEMNATION IS BEGUN FOR PALISADES PARKWAY Suit Instituted to Acquire Tract on Canal Road for Project Along Potomac. ‘The Department of Justice, at Ih"" | request of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, yesterday instituted in the District Supreme Court & condemnation proceeding to acquire a | tract of land on the Canal road known as parcel 4 over 5, and being part of the subdivision of White Haven. The land | is to be incorporated in the Potomac | Palisades Parkway, extending along the | bluffs of the upper Potomac River from Georgetown to the District line. The court is advised that the com- mission has been unable to buy the land at a figure considered proper by the commission. [ The petition to condemn the land is | filed through United States Attorney | Leo A. Rover and Assistant United States Attorney General Henry H.| | Glassie. | 'SHOREHAM RECEIVERS SAY HOTEL WILL PAY| | Court Allows Them Thirty Days’ Extension to Pay $49,500 In- terest Due This Week. John E. Laskey, Francis H. Duehay |and Spencer Gordon, receivers of the | | Shoreham Hotel, Twenty-fourth and Calvert streets, filed & report late yes- terday with Justice Jesse C. Adkins and asked for instruction. The report rec- | ommends, among other things, that the | hotel be continued in operation, and that the receivers be not required to make payment of $49.500 interest due on encumbrances April 18, but be al- lowed until June 18 to pay the interest. ‘The court is informed that the man- ager of the hotel has expressed the opinion that the hotel will show an gg:ntlnl profit of $400,000 & year, and receivers think its continuance will best serve the interests of the mortgage note holders, material men and other creditors, They point out that although the hotel M $18,397.12 in October, it has shown & steady increase in profits since that time. In November the profit was $5,852.02; December, $14,861.20; January, $15,504.01; February, $27- 084.49, and March, $27,214.50 Justice Adkins directed the postpone- ment of the interest payment and or- dered the refon to be printed for gen- eral distribution among the parties in rest. — o “Dead Villages” of Alaska. 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