Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1931, Page 44

‘C—12 TREASURY MOVES TOTAKE PROPERTY Will File Papers for Tracts, Between Pennsylvania and | Missouri Avenues. The Treasury Department today was preparing to file papers for property lying between Pennsylvania and Mis- souri avenues, Third and Sixth streets. Much of this area has already been purchased direct, but about 30 parcels remain to be taken over by the process provided in the new condemnation law. ‘The check will be deposited in court, the Government will take title to the land, and the exact cost which the United States must pay will then be shreshed out in the court afterward. ‘This process will enable the Govern- ment to proceed with tearing down all property in these areis before the end of this year. .Constitution avenue is to cut through one of the blocks and run into Pennsylvania avenue, while the | other block, nearer the Capitol, is to| be turned into part of the mall, to be | known as Union Square, at the foot of Capitol Hill . Among the places of business to be demolished in reservations A and B| will be St. James Hotel, the J. William Lee undertaking establishment, Stand- ard Oil gas station, Peter Latterner estate and Kendall Iron Works. | First-Grader Again CHICAGO RABBI REFRESHES 1‘ MIND ON ENGLISH. | | i | | | RABBI 1. KOLPAS ! Of Chicago, who has a doctorate of | philosophy and speaks three languages, | life.”” has enrolled as a first-grade student in | a Chiceg) elementary school to perfect En; | demanded last night at a meeting of the | able amount of smoke. | Mrs. Minnie P. Roddy, | and Lee Wilson. THE EVENING BROOKLAND HEARS PROTEST ON TRAINS Noise and Smoke Complaints Result in Appointment of Com- mittee. Elimination of the smoke and noise by the Baltimore & Ohio Rallroad was Brookland Citizens' Association in the Masonic Hall. Members complained the trains made 0 much nolse thelr sleep was disturbed virtually every night. They also con- tended the trains caused an unreason- A committee | appointed to take whatever steps might | be found necessary to remedy the situ- | ation is composed of John E. Bucklin, | George Bradley After listening to a talk by John Brennan of the Michigan Park Citizens’ Association, the Brookland organization | went on record as favoring enactment of a law which would enable residents of the District to obtain service by mail | on defendants in civil suits. The meas- | ure would be directed particularly at| individuals living in various States on whom it is difficult to obtain personal[ service in suits resulting from automo- | bile accidents here. | During discussion of the Brennan | proposal Mr. Bucklin criticized the PD-{ lice Department. “I'm only sorry for one thing in my | he said. “That is that I once| s on this floor and recommended an increase in pay for policemen. I don't | street viaduct. | his knowledge of .—A. P. Photo. o . | STAR, WASHINGTON, B think they could catch & cold in & draft.” The organization adopted resolutions thanking the District government for paving Monroe street from Twelfth street to Michigan avenue northeast, including the widening of the Monroe Mrs. John Aherns was elected a mem- T CONVICT NOT WANTED “Not Worth Coming After,” Prison | Heads Wire on Capture. HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (N.AN.A.)—The Texas State penitentiary here has re- fused to send for cne of its escaped | convicts, arrested in Galveston. “He's not wcrth coming after; turn him loose,” prison officials said, when informed that R. L. Hayes, who had | less than two months of a two-year | burglary sentence to serve when he es- | caped, was being held. | (Copyright, 1931, by the North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) d? Bruise THIS WILLKEED THE SWELLING DOWN AND THE PAINWIL BE GONE BY BEOTIME: DEMAND FOR STEEL SEEN ON UPGRADE Railroads and Automobile Indus- try Expected to Provide Im- portant New Orders Soon. By the Assoclated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 13.— Time is increasingly on the side of steel producers, and important outlets such as the railroads and automobile indus- try cannot much longer defer covering minimum requirements, says the maga- zine Steel in a weekly summary of iron and steel markets, In the last week a 29 per cent pro- duction rate was maintained with diffi- culty, but the magazine says sentiment Is stimulated by prospects of the in- direct benefit that will result from the Sprained " ~GEEWHIZ, OAap, IT FEELS BETTER. AureADY! C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1931. thawing of frozen assets by President Hoover’s ‘credit. pool. Hopes are being bullt in the Mahoning Valley particularly upon the automobile situation as the January automobile shows draw near. This week and last were the first two weeks in months that auto body sheetmakers have operated consecutively. ‘The next month also will mature rail inquiries from the principal carriers. The Erie, it is reported, will buy 35,000 tons for 1932, compared with 41,000 this year. Last week structural stecl totaled 23,900 tons, bringing 1931 book- | (opsright. ings to date to 1,559,636 tons, compared period of 1930. benefit soon in prospect. Implement ahd tractor manufacturers | in the Chicago district are expected to | orders, and bookings for pipe mills are Robs Bride on Honeymoon. NEW YORK (N.AN.A).—Robert J. O'Doone was convicted in three minutes in a New York City Court of robbing awards | his bride of $700 on their honcymoon. 1931, by the North wspaper Allian: with 1,504,587 tons in the comparable Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the carrier boy to knock on the door when delivering The Star will please tele- phone circulation depart- ment. National 5000—and instractions will be given for this service to start at once. | from further Russian | Amertcan Scorz'ng an EXTRA POINT n smokz'ng pleasure.. 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