Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1932, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 932—PART ONE. == BOUNDARY HEARING B’S 1932 SPRING OPENING |bunie Patman Subcommitiee Con- siders Bill to Establish D. C.-Virginia Line. The Patman subcommittee on streets, avenues and traffic of the House Dis- trict Committee yesterday conducted a hearing on the bill introduced by Rep- resentative 8mith of Virginia, a mem- ber of the subcommittee, for appoint- ment of a commission to es d the State of Vi Among ose attending t as witnesses were Li Grant, 3d, director of | and public parks; C! director of planning Planning Commissio: S. Settle, sec retary of the Park and Planning Com- mission; Judge Ireson, representing the Department of Justice; L. E. Le Boy- kin, representing the Bureau of Pub- lic Roads; W. W. Bride, corporation counsel for the Distriot. Virginia interests were represented by L. E. Smoot, real estate owner and president of a dredging concern; Albert 8. Bryan, commonwealth attorney for Alexandria; Lawrence W. Douglas, com- monwealth attorney for Arlington County; Gardner L. Booth, attorney for the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Po- | tomac Railway, and C. E. Fauntleroy, | Tepresenting the Washington-Hoover | Atrport. Col. Grant suggested the appoint- ment of a fact-finding commission to investigate all conflicting claims and to recommend a compromise boundary to Congress for adoption ‘The 8mith bill would appoint a com- mission with authority to fix the boundary finally and defi U . W I D' it S 't formity with the lines already . Complete $125 Genuine Walnut Dining Suite B again Monday morning in executive Better and better grow the values in Ten pieces, buffet, server, china cabi- gession to further consider the Bmith o L = 1 net, extension table and six velour slip .~ dining room furniture. For example, seat chairs to match. Superbly made of ISIX-MllE CHASE ENDS here’s a ten-piece group that merits your genuine walnut veneers on gumwood IN 210-DAY SENTENCE attention. 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