Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1931, Page 38

HOOVER AIRPORT - T0BE SURVEYED Wathington Field One of 23 Chosen for Study of Plane Traffic. ‘Washington-Hoover Airport is one of 33 leading airports chosen by the Com- maerce Department for a thorough study of alr trafic flow with a view to in- creasing . the traffic capacity of air-| ports by making the operations more efficlent and safer, it was nnnounced‘ yesterday. | ‘The study is to be made by a spe- clal committee appointed by the de-| partment, which is organizing a local subcommittee to conduct the study here. T;zhll\‘lbeommmez will include sirport officials, engineers and transpart effclals. 4 Data to Be Studied. The work of the subcommittee at ! ‘Washington-Hoover Airport will include | » study of airplane’ movements to and from the airport to determine exist- ing traffic conditions and periods of greatest density in traffic; estimates of the volume and meximum density off - traffic likely to pass through the airport | during the next three to five years; a study of the landing area layout from ! the standpcint of traffic flow and the | suitability of servicing and terminal | arrangements; a time-study of traffic operations to determine points of delay and a study of the signal systems in ! use. i Groups Represented. ‘The committee sponsoring the studies here and at the other 22 airports is composed of representatives of the Commerce - Department aeronautics branch, the National Advisory Com- mittee 'for Aeronautics, the Army Air Corps, the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, the Bureau of Standards, the American Engineering Council and the Aero- nautical Chamber of Commerce. It is headed by H. H. Blee, director of aero- nautic development of the Commerce Department. ‘The committee, through studies made by its subcommuttees, Mr. Blee said, is expected to assist indi- vidual airports in smoothing out tratfic flow and improving safety conditions, assemble data on actual vraffic and provide experience that will permit an approach to the gcal of uniformity in traffic control throughout the country. DU PONT OPPOSES MONUMENT TO HIM Industrial Leader Disapproves Plan' to Recognize Benefactions at Wilmington. the local { ‘WILMINGTON, Del., June 30.—Pierce | 8. du Pont has placed his disapproval | on a plan to erect & monument to him in Wilmington in recognition of his public benefactions. An unidentified donor some time ago set aside funds for the monument, and Chevalier Anthony Belo, sculptor, of Astoria, L. I, was commissioned to make the statue. Du Pont, prior to sailing for Europe early last week, sent a letter to Belo and to the sculptor's. secretary here, Ello Cencl, expressing his disapproval e letter said: By the Associated Press. of the plan. “My attention has_been called to a Jetter regarding the makifg of a statue of me to be excted somewhere in Wil- mington. “I wish to record that I am unalter- ably opposed to this project, and request the return of any photographs that you may have obtained for the purpose of obtaining my likeness. “The project does not have my con- sent or approval, and I shall oppose its carrying out in every way possible. I trust that you will proceed no further in the matter.” TRIES TO SAVE BOYS; MAN AND THREE DIE Children Thrown 50 Feet to Creek as Train Traps Them on Trestle. By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y. June 30.—Trapped on a railroad trestle by a train, a man dropped his son and two other small boys 50 feet to the waters of the Nor- manskill Creek just before he was crushed under the train near here Sun- day. The boys drowned. The dead are Thomas Burgess, 45; his son, Willlam, 7, and Russell Solo- mon, 8, and a nine-year-old brother of Russell Solomon. Your Contest Snapshots The “Eastman Way” WHEN you take your snapshots for the Kodak International $100,000 Competition, obviously you want the best prints possible. Let us finish your films 3 the dependable Eastman } waybythelatestmethods «..with the finest mater- | ials. We bring out every bit of contrast and detail of which your negative | is capable. Tune in on Kodak Hour Fridays—9p.m. (E.S.T.) N. B. C. Red Network EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. 607-14th Street, N.W. Tek, Distict 8595 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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Fy $109 two-piece overstuffed lounge suite, long loose- cushion settee and lounge chair to match, covered in tapestry. . Reduced $69-20 $119s0 Liberal Credit Terms ' $164 two-piece overstuffed living room en- semble, upholstered and covered in rust-colored friezette. Pillow backs, loose spring-filled seat cushions, settee and lounge chair.... - Upholstered * Stool Large oval “Cricket” footstool, covered in attractive 89 : fabrics and finished with fringe. Special. .« No Phone Orders ! $145 t\\'o:piece~ oversiufied living room ensemble, large settee and lounge chair, covered in attractive damask. Loose spring-filled seat cushions $5.00 Downt—flu Hub $142.75 high-back English-lounge suite of two pieces, settee -and lounge chair covered in tarstry. Very handsome:and super comfort- ble; carved legs. 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