Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1931, Page 10

A—10 SIMPLIFIED SIGNS i FOR PARKING TRIED Insttuctions to Be Placed at| Entrance to Each City Block. R EER | William A. Van Duzer, director of the District Department of Vehicles ' and Traffic, in developing plans for | simplification of the Capital’s traffic preblems, now “is cxperimenting with & method which will do away with the multiplicity in cach block of signboard instructions to n | ob: g conducted At reprosen ect intersections | with the new plan, which consists of | plazing one sign at the en ce to the block, governing such parking rules as | may apply to are in | . Mr. Van | 0 nd the experiments | aildd to demonstrate the ble lo=ation for the signs. signs are being tried out in adjacent to traffic lights at tions where these devices exist an Duzer pointed out th: approaching an_inter 1ces at the tr ond in o deing should ob; por'sne rules posted there, the 2 loraticn of he' s themsel ided uncn, the tra departmtnt’s vices, whe tation prevails, have been in- stalled at independent intersections. and also on every intersection on Rhode Island avenue, between Twelfth street and North Capitol street, where the so- called “flexible progressive” type lights operate. Within 10 days all of the following intersections will flash the amber light tmmediately before the red light, but not after it: Locations Selected. Wisconsin avenue M street, Wis- concin avenue and Macomb street, ticut avenue and Albemarle Connecticut avenue and Kalo- ., Connccticut avenue and S F) avenues and U street, Four- | de Island avenue, | streets, Fourth avenue north- | h and H streets northeast, | avenue and _California and New Hampshire | street and New ue. North Capitol street | Island avenue, Fourteenth | streets southwest. Fifteenth | streets northeast, New Jersey nd H streets, New Jersey New York avenues, Eighth and| s. Eleventh street avenue southeast, road and Nichols avenue Florida avenue Ecking- e, Rhode Island and South avenues, Fifteenth street and avenue, Thirtcenth and U t Twelfth strect and Rhode | ent also is in- a t” signs on street car platforms in various parts of the city. Not all of the platforms will be thus governed, hov nd where no | sign appears it is permissible to pass on the inside of the p Comments on Tie-up, Commenting on rt tie-up of trafic yesterday on eenth street north of Harvard street, Mr. Van Duzer said it was a mechanical defect and was remedied 15 minutes after it was re- reported to proper soon as they take place, a deiay is in- evitable. An emergency car, he said, is maintained by the Traflic Bureau to| be dispatched at a moment's notice in| case of such an emergency. 3,000 EXPECTED TO TAKE | STATISTICAL CLERK TEST || Civil Service Examination Will Be Held at Central High Sep- tember 9 and 10. More than 3.000 Washingtonians are expected to compete in the civil service | examination for statistical clerk, to be b nd 10 at Central iz to the Civil of admis- 5 will ba mailed mpetitors at the end of this | fon said a large number being received regard- | which was er- | Te September 8 and 9. Nude Bathing at Beaches. L.OS ANGELES, Septcmber 1 (£).— Nude bathing and late revels on mu- nicipal beaches has led Superintendent Raymond E. Hoyt to order them closed 1 midnight_until 4 a. m. daily. Hundreds demand = NOIRO] | It actually relieves | D'Avrill, scheduled for | HAY FEVER Summer Colds! At Drug and Dept. Stores! SEVERE G TCHED BADLY Hardly Slept a Wink. Healed by Cuticura. “I had a rash on my back and face. It was so severe and itched so badly that I had to scratch the afiected parts. I hardly slepta wink: on account of the irritation. The trouble lasted about @ year. **A friend told me about Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I sent for a free sample of each. They seemed to help me a little so I purchased more, and after using about half a dozen cakes of Cuticura Soap, to- gether with the Cuticura Ointment, [ was completely healed.” (Signed) VVilliam Wallman, 665 Stone Ave., . Y., Oct. 22, 1520 ra for every-day toilet Batbe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Sampia each ' free. Henra Liboratorier, Deps. N, Malden, Masa® THE EVENING CHURCH IS BOMBED Experiment! | La Profesa, Second Largest Build-| ing, Damaged—Anti-Clericals of Vera Cruz Blamed. By the Associated Press. | MEXICO CITY, September 1.—The bombing of La Profesa Church, second largest ‘n the capital. resulting in con- siderable damage to the main altar, but | no injuries, was investigated by Mexico City police toda: A woman sald that a young man of good appearance warned her. to leave the building. As she was | passing out of the doors she heard an | explosion and saw the man dash into | the street and lose himsclf among the | pedestriar There hiper re about ther people in Balanced Superhsterodyne s 49 _—?—é Complete With 7 TUBES 7-Tube Pentode and screen grid. Electro- dynamic speaker; illu- minated dial; tone con- New traffic sign inctalled st Sixth trol. and D streets, which Trafic Director William A. Van Duzer plans to adopt to govern parking conditions in the entire block. —Star Staff Photo. Other Philco Sets, $36.50 and Up HARRY C. Guaranteed Composer Shelves Divorce. LOS ANGELES, Scptember 1 (#).— Edward Ward, composer of “There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie” and other songs, yesterday asked dismissal of his suit for divorce from Yola screen actress. Ward said 2 | his action did not mention a recon- | ciliation, but a move for a possible | property settlement. | woman who had been kneeling witl baby in her arms at the altar just be- | fore the explosion occuired. No-one was | foreign office was represented by Count G'TON the church at the time, lncludln“ injured, but in addition to the damaged alier a pulpit and several confession booths were demolished. Police expressed the belief that the bomber was sent by anti-clericals of the state of Vera Cruz, where a series of church bombings has occurred as the outgrowth of a religious dispute. 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