Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1931, Page 36

[ ANTHSIGN CROLPS “SEE-LAW UPHELD Confident Massachusetts Su- preme Court Will Con- firm Ruling. Public_interest groups which have been following the three-year fight of the organized billboard industry to re- strain the enforcement of Massachu-~ setts’ laws restricting ,outdoof adver- tising are confident the State Supreme Court will render a favorable decision upholding the validity of these regula~ jons. “'rhu confl-:teng: t‘l: l;ued u%%r:wg; r's e e famous g‘d‘:fl:-m l.‘?lge, which has been filed with the Supreme Court of Massa- chusetts. Upholding the reasonable- ness of the regulations, the master's report, anxiously awaited by both sides in the controversy, goes far in support- ing many important facts which the such ds seriously to hu\ln‘:m depreciate the value of the property there located.” 117,000 Signs in State, ‘Commont ul;h of :‘.‘l'gl were owned and |=unh1mll by comp! 3 In 1923, o'z to increasing wn‘; Enn outdoor -av-n% flmhm and ials of cities and towns, the Highway Com- mission prepared a suggested revision of existing rules regulations. After numerous hearings these - tions were adopied for the restsiction %filw and billboards on January 24, The billboard interests contended en- forcemenit of these regplations would curtail and practically annihilate ap- 80 per cent of the esti- d ket value cf their combined businesses. The hearings in the cases brought to trial began in 1928 and oral testimony wos taken for three years. The arguments at the close of the evi- dence were concluded in December, 1929, and the master has just within the past week filed his report with the State Supreme Court. and In a recent month Japan exported nearly $400,000 worth of toys. GROUP INSURANCE FOR ILLNESS URGED Jevices | Extensive Program to Aid Middle Classes to Fimance Medical Care’ Proposed. By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, June 18.—An ex- tensive program of group insurance against sickness is necessary t§ finance SR e "o o o Davis, Chicago, told the National Con- ference of ‘Work. and" Srorking Sapaeiy IF° they opent 1 nf more for good medical and cu:h?:u and there is evidence they would lpend Lever bpenl Car Window. Jokes l:bout car windows more if they could plan for it sys-|has tematically,” Dr. Davis asserted. “Individual sickness insurance poli- that stick Levers do the POTENTIAL OIL RICHES , RETAINED FOR OSAGES Wealthiest Tribe Wins Federal Court Ruling Against Plea of Surface Owners. By the Associated Press. BARTLESVILLE, Okla., June 18— The Osages, whom ol made the richest Indians, have won & Federal Court vic- tory in their effort to retain potential wealth of their lands. District Judge Franklin E. Kennamer granted a temporary injunction Tues- day to restrain holders of surface rights to Osage lands from interfe with governmental administration of min. eral rights and dismissed suits brought by the Osage Home Owners' Associa- tion. The association, counsel said, would u;?nl “I don't think the surface purchasers have any %’n the mineral rights and I belleve title to these rights 48 o, 25 iods o B Oevers-| RENTS ORDERED BANKED [t RIO DE JANEIRO (#).—The provi- slonal government of Brazil has decreed | ; that the three months’ advance rent, ting surface right holders, that & congres- sional act extending reservations of mineral rights to the tribe s a whole until 1058 was invalid Mmmg.nu end of a 25-year period April. DENTAL WORK TO BE FREE 200,000 Children Yearly to Be Cared For in New York. NEW YORK (#)—A free dental clinic for children, one of about nine planned for New York Oity by the Gug- genheim Foundation, has been con- structed to accommodate 200,000 tveat- ments yearly. The six-story central unit’s cost is estimated as more than $3,000,000. The Toon Pl WIS hod T in n, wi 1535, il ‘be about $30,000.0007 - ‘Towels and Toilet Tissues Prevent Contaglous Diseases Spread- Schools, Factories and Homes Always Insist on “Schafer Quality” Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 ke vub;g: interests desire to establish in cou = In this connection the report stresses that the introduction of billboards and '— signs in a nelghborhood of homes “tends seriously to injure and depre- ciate the value of property.” Menaces to Safety. It furthermore holds that billboards a and signs located at.curves and inter- | sections divert the attention of automo- | bile drivers and thus become & menace | to safety through distraction even when ‘m g there is no obstruction of vision. 1[ has long been & prime contention of the American Automcbile Association in its Lip 354 7 ' &M&(M your d{w?/ (ool Don't Rasp Your Throa Bl With Hars Irritants 'Reach for a - LUCKY instead” Touch your Adam’s Apple with your finger. You are actually touching your larynx=this is your voice box =it contains your vocal chords. When you consider your Adam’s Apple, you are considering your throat=your vocal chords. When a lawyer makes a statement before a jury he backs it up with sound evidence an facts. Here are the facts: i 5 £ Certain harsh irritants, present in all raw tobaccos = which are expelled by LUCKY STRIKE'S exclusive “TOASTING” Process =are sold by us to manufacturers of chemical compounds. In other words, the removal of these irritants in the manu- facture of LUCKY STRIKE is not a mere laboratory procedure for the purpose of getting an adver- tising phrase =it is a definite and vitally impor- tant process in rendering LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes less irritating than other cigarettes. Remember =LUCKY STRIKE comes to you after certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos have been expelled through the exclusive “TOASTING” Process. No wonder LUCKIES are always kind to yourthroat. Be careful in your choice of cigarettes. fight for road safety. The test case started from a chal- lenge by the billboard interests of the constitutionality of a local by-law re- stricting billboards in the historic town of Concord, Mass. If the billboard peo- ple fail to establish their case, it is sald, they propose to appeal to the United States Supreme Court, whose decision then would settle this question for the entire country; for whatever right to restrict billboards by police power is confirmed to Concord under the Federal Constitution would belong to every town and city in the United States. With this at stake, 22 outdoor adver- tising companies operating in Massa- chusetts joined in actions to set aside the State law of 1924 authorizing cities and towns to further restrict outdoor advertising by local ordinances. This is the last stand of the organized indus- try in the State. Exhaustive Survey Made. The master's report in the Massa- chusetts case, made at the direction of the court, contains findings on evidence taken in these actions during the last three years. It is, perhaps, the most exhaustive and important study ever made of the issues involved. The findings hold that “under the circumstances & readjustment of . . . | signs and billboards and locations of the same could be reasonably made by all permittees to meet the requirements ©f the new rules and regulations.” In one of the most significant find- ings the master states “that beauty in the sense intended and employed in the framing and administration of said Tules and regulations has, in fact, a real and substantial economic value to the commonwealth and its citizens.” This finding sustains the commis- sioners who constitute the Division of Highways in their refusal to grant per- mits for the eréction of signs or bill- boards in locations along routes of travel traversing sections of scenic beauty, such, for instance, as the Mo- hawk Trail, the Berkshire Trail and the Northwest Boulevard. ‘The report agrees that signs and bill- boards when erected or maintained in :gt.récu of. a lmnnea: character have epreciatin Tect upon property values, but ‘g% g a‘neighborhood of homes such-commrercial intrusions . . . are offensive to the sight and obnoxious to ordinary reasonable persons who may ©wn or occupy these homes. 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