Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1931, Page 6

AR ™ Delegates’ Approval Must Be | Acted on in Pleanary Ses- | sion—0. K. Seen. Indorsement of ‘a plan 15t an-inte:- national conference on siiter loomed today &s a certainty out of the delib- | erations of the Pan-American Commer- | ctal Conference. . Representativé® of 12 coupfries in the Western Himispiwre, inciuding the | United States, voted in a group meeting y afterndon fn, fat®r of such a meeting, the meed for which was first advanced by a proposal from the Salva- doran delegation. ‘The proposition must be voted on Iater by a plenary session, but approval is considered cerfain. °, & by Mexican. . on which actin was taken after a day of debate, was intro- duced by Daniel Cosic Villegas, & Mexi- can delegate, and recommendsd to all | members of the Pan-American Union “that: the necessary steps be taken to convoke an international conference to study the possibility cf the rehabilita- tion of silved and the' best means of- securing thisceAd.” & | ‘The 12 delegations which voted favor- ably were Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama, Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina, TRRDETONFEREES || ASK SIL_VE_R—PARLEY} ] Science- Ocean Air Unfavorable for ‘Yellow Fever Carriers. Mosquitoes apparently don't like sea air. “The Public: Health Service has just reported s series of intensive inspec- tions at the port of New York of fast, modern ships arriving from Latin American ports, where there is @ pos- sibility of yellow fever. On only 1 of |11 vessels ‘arriving from Havana were mosquitoes found, apd ship = medical officers reported that almost invariably the crafts were free of these insects from 40 to 60 hours after sailing. None of the mosquitoes caught in New York were of the species Aedeg aegypti which, so far as known, is the ‘'only one which serves as a yellow fever carrier. Crews Teported that ships sometimes are quite :heavily infested on leaving port when the prevailing winds are right, but that they fly away of their own accord. ~If this fact is verified by further inspection it will facilitate Public Health Service efforts to safe- guard American ports from invasion by the yellow fever cartier, made pos- | sible by increased speed of transpo: tation. Stealing Land From Lake. The City of Chicago. has already im- | :vved a great deal of its lake front v 1 orcing the water back and utilizing the made land for park purposes. Lin- coln Park is located largely on land that has been thus appropriated. The stmd has been done at other points and now there is a $4,000,000 reclama- tion scheme under way by which more | than 250 acres will be added to the area of the city. The new land will PETITIONS GRANTED "Air Legion, Inc., Plea for Landing Field Is Denied by Commission. | The Distiict “Zoning Commission, which yesterday held public hearings on 27 petitions for rezoning of prop- erty, today approved only six. Chief among the petitions denied by | the commission:was the proposal of the Air Legion, Inc., to lay out an airplane landing field, a club house and golf course adjacent to the exclusive Spring Valley residential section. Residents of | this sectipn and members of citizens’ associatioi.; appeared in large numbers before the Zoning Commission to pro- | test the establishment of the landing field. The private air club golf course project would have cost about $1,500,000, it is reported. The site desired was .| bounded by Loughhoro road, Little Falls d, the proposed unnamed street ing east of Weaver Terrace, Cathedral venue, Weaver terrace, Klingle ‘street, | Macomb street and Conduit road. The Zoning Commission also disap- proved the petition of owners of the Embassy Apartments and two adjoining properties for additional stcres near, the corner of Mount Pleasant, Harvard and Sixteenth streets.’ About 100 citi- zens had protested against this re. zoning at yesterday's hearing. It was proposed by the Embassy Apartments to open stores in its east wing, which is lccated on the northwest corner of SLAR, . WASHINGLON, EAS JETS OPENED, Douglas Howard Smith, 31, * Left Six Notes—Is Found’ Mount * Pleasdnt ‘&nd Harvard" streets. The six changes approved - by .the 'commission were ‘as follows: . s+ The south gide of,E street, between Thirteenth * and Fourteenth “streets southeast, was ‘ofdefed changed from second cominercial to residential. The"edist side of Kansas avenue; be- tween Kennedy and Jefferson streets, from first.commercial to residential. The east side of Fourth street, bé- tween Aspen and Butternut streets, | from residential restricted to residential. ‘The east side 6f West Virginia avenue, between Mount.Olivet road an street northeast, from first commerei; toTr;AmenMnl.m‘ LA B, i e west sl of rty-ni L H north of Dean_ avenue northeast, from Unconscious. residential to first commercial. Except & strip 25 feet in depth front- ing on Thirteenth street, the first com- | ¥ Leaving six notes, one of {hem re- hmerdnl part, located on the north side questing that his body be turned over | of Rhode Tsland wverue, -between Brents| to:Georgetown University <“for dissec! wood road and Thirteenth street north- or research,” Douglas "Honrd % east, was changed to a residential area. 3 attempted to end his life by asphyz- : : ; [3500" Thiriecnin’ steets sbeoréio: 30 | Irteent street, accor( | SEDITION LAID TO PAPER |3500, Thirieentt s i R B ey | urned on Stnith was. Sownd. Iisk. b é " urned ‘on, was_foy - Inflsmipatory Phrase Seén fn First I0cH on, Bmih was found Ivisg 1o Letters of Paragraphs. ron, who shares the it wi m. The discovery was made whe MEXICO CITY, October 8 (A).— Caron returned home shortly after 3 Dispatches from the city of Chihuahua |g'elock this morning, today said a charge of sediticn "2d been | ~ Carron symmoned the fire ue Hled tn first eriminal court- against &he | squad and Sith was, taken to Casuatty local newspaper, El Correo de Chihua< | Hos “uu}.' e he was revived. Later e hua. The ‘charge was based on & pur- | it} ysicians at the institution ported discovery that the first letters |said his condition, though still serious, of each paragraph in an article pub- |had improved considerably. lished yesterday formed the phrase,| One of the letters addressed to the “Down. with Ortiz Rublo,” the Mexican | Police Department, said: _“Financial President. reverses are wholly responsble for this 5 of the world’s best coffees in this master blend _ Choitest_yields from Arabia, the Indies, | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931, _ act. Please see that my body goes to c«th" University for Amdygor dis- A postscript msked that the other notes, to relatives and friends |in other parts of the country, be kej “private.” The letters are el |me!m&m3|”p mander, pending oul lm o ' The league, whic! said McAdoo, d com- of Smith's - WOMEN BACK McADOO - the eenth dment and its e shmen an supporting . of a radio telephone outfit on the séow Eeho, LOUISVILLE, Ky: October 8 (). — The x-meg branch of the National | Democratic ::;ln'- Law !!nfm'c?‘rlnlnt ‘ Jjust become the first on League yesterday & resolution | land coast to have ‘mea) indorsing Willism G. McAdoo, former munication. - Sale Canned Veg . scontinue your nearby I Faricy Sweet Peas New Crop—18931 Pack Farmdale 3 CLEMENTS CLUB FORMED e Organization in'Ariington to Spon- i -sor lherlfl' andidate. 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