Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1935, Page 28

B—12 % CTIZENS SUPPORT ITEFOR ARPORT Loss of Prestige for City| Seen by Speaker at Group Meeting. The Kenilworth Citizens’ Associa- tion proposed that the former Ben- ning race track and adjoining land be acquired for the establishing of | the municipal airport last night BL! its meeting in the Kenilworth Recre- | ation Center. William S. Driggers said that the| people of Washington are losing pres- tige by failing to provide facilities for air connections in keeping with its position as the Nation’s Capital. The proposal, in the form of a reso- lution, will be sent to each citizens’ | association meeting this week and | the Federation of Citizens' Associa- tions, asking support for the plan. The association went on record op- posing section 16 of the proposed Prettyman bill, which would give the District Commissioners power to ap- voint members of the Board of Edu- | cation and trustees to the Public Library. } Back Compensation Act. { The group indorsed the amend- | ment of Representative Allard H. | Gasque. Democrat, of South Caro- lina, for the workman's compensation act. Plan 4 of the Weir proposals for placing all playgrounds and rec- reation centers under: the control of the Board of Education also was sup- ported. A resolution was adopted for the establishing of a sub-branch iibrary | in the Kenilworth Recreation Center. A request for the building of a swim- ming pool will be sent to the District | Commissioners. The Commissioners will also be asked to provide two play- | ground directors for this section, one | for the boys and one for the girls. | Tree Planting Urged. The Education Committee arged that trees de planted on Forty-fourth | street from Ord street to the :.chool.‘ It also requested that a fence be placed on the sides and rear of the school. | The next rcgular meeting of the | association will be held on April 29 instead of May 6. Harry I. Quinn, & member of the Board of Education, | will be the guesi speaker. On_the recommendation of S. J.| Murphy the association went on record | favoring daylight saving time for the | Summer months. l Two new members were admitted. | ‘W. S. Hudson, vice president, presided. . FIGHTS FOR DOG J LOS ANGELES, April 2 (#).—Ka- 2an, screen dog, may not be separated after all from his master, Jack King, | by bankruptcy proceedings. Referee E. E. Moss was informed 85 per cent of the $14,000 claims already had been assigned to Mrs. Leslie Car- ter, actress, who heads an effort to | avoid separating the dog from King. If approximately 90 per cent of the | vealed that only once before did their Heads Drive GOVERNMENT WORKERS OPEN CAMPAIGN. MISS MATILDA LINDSAY, Organizer for the National Federa- tion of Federal Employes, in charge of the membership campaign which got under way yesterday. Muff Ban Second for Court. The ban placed on mufis at this year’s royal courts in London has re- | majesties dictate the fashions of their | subjects. The first prohibition was in 1911, when hobble skirts were placed‘ outside the pale because to curtsy in | such;vstnrled garments would be im- | le. | Stop Hurting | Instantly then Lift Right Off! \ Drop FREEZONE on that aching corn. | Instantly it stops hurting; then shortly | you lift the corn right off with your | fingers. You'll laugh, really! Itisso | easy and doesn’t hurt one bit! Works | like a charm, every time. | A tiny bottle of FREEZONE costs | only a few cents at any drug store, and is sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, and calluses. 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