Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1932, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932. B—6 MURRAY RESTORES |\ Driunction witn entoreement ot sro: | BAND CONCERT PLANS 1 o e woni war aemoriar, | 'UNIOR LEAGUES TO NAME MILITARY CONTROL B i ham to) denousce Acting] Clov. ANNOUNCED BY BUTLER |in West Potomac Park, ss the setting.| MRS, PRATT AS PRESIDENT 1 nth | Robert Burns for lifting martial law On Friday, in Logan Circle, Thirtee! S |while he was in New York, Murray | Marine Body to Open Season June|2nd P streets, the Community Civic | took no action until the Wilcox Oil and Band will entertain. Oklahoma Governor Acts to Block | Gas Co, a bitter foe of proration, filed 2 in West Potomac The Army Band will be heard in the : : = a petition in the Supreme Court seeking Park. Sylvan Theater at the Washington Court Action Against 0il a writ of prohibition to restrain the ark. Monument grounds on Monday, June 6. Proration Lew. Present Head Unopposed—Elec- tion of Officers Today to Bring gounis cn Monday, June & Convention to Close. i ‘ommission from The day following the Navy Band wi Ex’;?«‘)ith::xorgg?:ll;;. @ Details of the first cm:e"-' in the | appear at Chevy Chase Circle, Connecti- | By the Assoctated Press. Then, late yesterday, Gov. Murray (Parks this season were made public to | cut _avenue and Thirty-ninth street.| LOS ANGELES, May 27.—With the By the Associated Press. | rescinded” Burns' order and _placed | day by First Lieut. F. B. Butler, assistant | op Priday, June 10, in Franklin Park, | election of officers and the seiection of OKLAHOMA CITY, May 27— Martial | Oklahoma's 3,000 prorated oil _wells | dircctor of public buildings and public | Fourteenth and I streets, the Commus | the 1933 convention city, th# Associa- Jaw in OKlahoma oil fields, lifted a week again under military rule, declaring it | parks. The concerts on each day will be | nity Civic Band will entertain. 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