Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1935, Page 6

DAILY f SPECIALS | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH ! PURE ¢ANDIES : Butterscotch Wrapped Caramels 40 Value—al pouna 19¢ || D.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING PASSED Four Local Bills Carried in Senate and House—Rati- fication Needed. The bill to license and regulate real estate brokers and salesmen in the | District passed the Senate yesterday, | and three other District measures were approved by both the House and | Senate. The real estate measure, still requires House action, create a commission of three mem- bers to issue licenses costing $25 a year which would have to post & and salesmen a $1,000 men. Br bond of bond Shriners’ Bill Included. The measures that passed both noon were: The joint resolution au- thorizing the making of all necessary preparations for handling the erowds the bill authorizing the ylvania Greyhound Transit Co. ; pipe lines under New York e mortheast the issuance of a healing arts to Dr. Chester C. Groff. se three measures were by both branches, it will be either the Senate or ¢ the action of the other, E nch acted on separate dr he bills. The House and Senate are identical, however, t final action will be merely a Chocolate Raisin Clusters Chocolate Covered [ Thyamint R S0 Valus—sitt paand DY Very Special Assorted Chocolates 34 206 Value—sull pound B¢ " Famous Dundee Cake ‘ 40¢ Valae 19¢ AT THE FOUNTAINS Chicken Salad Sandwich with Coffee or Hot Chocolate 15 regular 25¢ ¢ Chocolate Milk Frappe resuter 13¢ 10¢ Coffee or Tea with Cake regutar 20¢ 15¢ St b Ice C Sod., sty G il 186 S50 STORES-One near you 1107 F St. N.W. 3102 14th St. N.W, 3115 M St. N.W, 800 7th St. N.W. 1103 H St. N District Committee to Act. license bill is ex red to the House Dis- re being taken passed the Senate it died with- in the House and ed this year. The the public in real has the ap- Real Estate EISEMAN'S SEVENTH AND F = | CLEARANCE o s30. 535 FAR NORTH AREA ’ SUETS | WILL BE MAPPED O’COATS i Unexplored Section in Yukon to ! Be Penetrated by Expe- | dition. mapping of an un- [ Yy el open an account NOTHING DOWN—Pay $7.50 IN MARCH $7.50 IN APRIL $7.50 IN MAY These taken to be explored is sur- a group of scveral of ihe n the North American Mount Hubbarc and Mount Lucania. area be explored, photo- rapbed and mapped from the air from the ground. The expedition will consist of |& | Washburn of Cambridge, Mass.; Robert £ | H. Bates of Philadelphia, Adams Car- g | ter cf Boston, a Harvard undergradu- ate; Hartness Beardsley, undergradu- mouth and member of the Outing Club; “Andy” , “sourdough” guide and snow : rt of Alaska, who has traversed : |many of the territory’s little-known | areas and climbed several of its peaks, |and Ome Daiber of Seattle, an experi- shades and | enced skiier and climber. A, | From Skagway equipment will be i | taken by rail over famous White Pass |of gold rush days to Carcross, near - | White Horse. From Carcross & Ca- | nadian plane equipped with radio and | ski-landing gear will carry the party | and its supplies 150 miles west to the | region that extends westward from | Lake Kluane. Seven or eight flights will be required. | 50 T hcits Bio for Tllem‘l DETROIT U. ASKS AID | Seeks to Reorganize Debts Under MILBURN'S CAPSULES relieve com- | ) quick. ‘They | New Bankruptcy Law. . make you | DETROIT, February 13 ().—The by antipyretic | University of Detroit asked the Gov- action tend to reduce fever. They|ernment’s help yesterday to enable it s and O'Coats are from our regular ed for im- mediate g, all- wool fabrics that wear so well. All d models inc! ple School SECRETARIAL TRAINING Beginners’ and Advanced Classes Day and Evening Sessions and often relieve colds in a few hours, | The university, in financial difficul- SULES at any good drug store.|under the new bankruptcy law, and creditors to appear March 12 and pre- DUCATIONAL. | In its petition the university said its Seqqetarial and Ioten- | $10,835,000. Liabilities total $1,619.- | since January, 1933. —Roly Canard was appointed chief of Day classes forming every Monday [ One of the tribe’s “younger braves,” curb nas mptoms of a cold quickly | to continue as a going concern. if taken as directed. Mildly laxative. | ties for some time, applied for permis- Get a package of MILBURN'S CAP- sion to reorganize its indebtedness Only 35¢ a box. Federal Judge JEdward J. Moinet - signed an order calling on certain MILBURN S CAPSULES | sent claims. They also will pass on a —=———————————————— | plan for refunding the indebtedness. | capital stock amounted to $50,000 and Pays. Speclal Busl- | that it has a total asset valuation of 623, and the school has $399,000 in bonds on which it has paid no interest MUSKOGEE, Okla., February 13 (). the Creek Nation by President Roose- | velt yesterday. Canard received the appointment at the office of Supt. A. M. Landman of Special Announcement Beginners' Class, Gregg Shorthand February 18, 5:15 P.M. 1420 K St. N.W. Ational 3258 EDITORIAL CLERK EXAM. Sa the five civilized tribes. At an “elec- tion” September 4, 1934, 10,000 tribes- men voted for him over Samuel Haynes, William Sapulpa and John Davis. Sapulpa, second high, becomes vice chief. Canard is the first chief elected since 1900, when the Government abandoned the policy of permitting the tribesmen to name their leader. y, $1.500 to 00. Begin right ction day and nigh ory’ Scho MOUNT PLEASAN for g SECPEIARITS OPENING NEW CLASSES February 18 GRECC SHORTHAND EDITORIAL "COURSES Tivoli Theater Building e o Stviee AT 14th STREET AND PARK ROAD | "'Lillan K. Bender. 21. i Teephons. COlumba 3000 Tioh "W Dlxon 35, and Anne, EDITORIAL CLERK Bu 34, both of Lynchburg. Va. Rev. Walter Michael Eawin R. Payne, 31, and Erms W. Moran, n and women: salary $1.800 to| 2 ote. . The Civil Service 23. both of Richm Adolph Richards. 520 12th st. n.w. Phone Man’iage Licenses. John G. 1 M st Dorothy Myhehuire, ki) Willlam P. Aver: Donflldyp, Deane, Florence, ticut_av Veney. 2 both of Balt! . P. 8 _11th st, an 1610 b5th at.; for brokers and $5 a year for sales- ) would | faud | | \ | House and Senate during the after- | during the Shriners' Convention here | and a bill author- | | | | - LABOR BOARD ASKS. THE EVENING One-Man Band EST STONEMAN, st Virginia mounteineer, aveled 360 miles to enter a er's contest and didn't bring ddle. However, he won the ap- plause of the crowd, even though ible for the fiddlers’ prize. s of the United Food osttion, being held in the m, gave him a special nd groceries for his 10 chile Galax, Va. TA B CLARFID Makes Recommendation in! Face of Roosevelt’s | Hands-0ff Wish. By the Associated Press rd went on | | fiat statement that clarified. | time the board, in re- | t six months of opera-| y rule,” the| se a 1 workers in col- rgaining. Message Awaited. President is expected to make the administration’s definite n on 7-A in a message he in- ten to send to Congress soon about the future of the national recovery act. “Majority rule,” the board said, “is | the keystone of any sound, workable | system of industrial relationship by collective ba ning."” Complaining also of inadequate en- forcement of its decisions, the board said: Machinery Held “Slow.” “Court enforcement under the pres- ent machinery is slow, uncertain and cumbersome. This inevitable delay has been increased by much Jitigation | arising from uncertainty as to the/ meaning of section 7-A. “There is, perhaps, ground for gen- | uine disagreement as to its meaning This should be elarified.” It sald also it had been able to obtain only 17 compliances with its decisions out of 68 instances of viola- tions of section 7-A. WILHELM SCHMIDT DIES; GROCER HERE 40 YEARS Native of Germany, Business Man Came to America as a Youth. Wilhelm Schmidt, operator of a grocery business at Eighteenth and S streets for the last 40 years, died Sunday at his home, 4225 Seven- teenth street. Born in Liebenau, Germany, Mr. Schmidt came to America in his youth. Also in- terested in build- ing, he had con- structed about 100 dwellings in the city. He was a member of Armenius Masonic Lodge here. His widow, five daughters, the Misses Mamie, Helen, Anne and Alma Schmidt and Mrs. Luther Briggs, and a brother, Ernest Schmidt, all of ‘Washington, survive. Funeral services will be conducted at his home today, followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. $670,000 for Dam Repairs. Strengthening the Assuit Dam in Wilhelm Schmidt. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ROBERTS’ CHARGES DENIED AT HEARING Indictment of Phone Rate Attor- neys for Delay Is Chal- lenged. Charges by People’s Counsel Wil- liam A. Roberts that telephone rate case attorneys seek to delay legal de- cisions were directly challenged yeste! day at a hearing before a House sul committee on a proposed change in | procedure governing appeals from Pub- lic Utility Commission decisions. The WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935. denial was made by George E. Hoover, representing the Chesapeake & Poto- mac Telephone Co. and the Washing- ton Rapid Transit Co. The meeting was adjourned until 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, when the people’s counsel, the counsel for the Federa- tion of Citizens’ Associations and the corporation counsel will conclude their statements in support of the change. Bix attorneys for the public utility companies have rested their case. The attorneys opposed the “ex- clusive” method of appeal proposed in the bill, and contended the measure would deprive the companies of con- stitutional rights by making the find- ing of facts by the commission con- clusive on the Court of Appeals. 8. R. Bowen, counsel for the Poto- mac Electric Power Co., srgued the bill would deprive utilities of a fair opportunity for judicial review as given in other States, and quoted Bupreme Court decisions in support of his contention. o HIGHER TAX URGED OKLAHOMA CITY, February 13(#). —Gov. E. W. Marland will insist upon a 3 per cent sales tax instead of the present 1 per cent levy, the funds to g0 for a permanent “provident fund” to take care of aged and infirm, he announced yesterday. “I see no other way of establishiflg a fund to take care of cur future needs for old-age pensions and unem- ployed,” he said. “I belleve it is the fairest way ;,o take care of it.” GIRL’S TONGUE REMOVED | | JOE HiG *INCORPORATED- Abnormal Organ Amputated, but| She Talks Clearly. SANTA ANA, Calif, February 13| (A).~The tongue of 4);-year-old Ef-| fle May Jerome of Carlsbad, N. M \‘OUR PLUM BE R// was amputated yesterday at Bt Joseph's Hospital in an unusual op- eration necessitated by the organ’s ab- normal growth. The girl's physicians believe '.he‘ tongue will grow back again and that| aciotensss. after e opertiion she|frciel B2 te wesdwork snd ferakure was able to talk clearly. 1922 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 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