Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1935, Page 6

& ‘BrewadD Irg’rnvtrs and Fine Printers 61) TweLrTh STResY Producers of Distinctive USINESS STAT'ON ER} e/ Business CARDS Lt us add power to Jour Business Correspondence Phone For our Riprésentative without ob/igation DIONNES' FIGHT WINS SYMPATHY Ontario Public Backs Par- ents in Efforts to Control Quintuplets. Special Dispatch to The Star, TORONTO, Ontario, April 25 (N.AAN.A).—The Ontario public is wondering what will be the next move of Oliva Dionne in his fight with the government of Ontario for the con- trol of the famous Dionne quintuplets. The controversy that has revolved around physicians’ reports on the bables’ recent head colds makes it apparent that, despite the recent act . o passed by the Ontario Legislature for an outside room with naming the five little girls wards of ul, shower and radio the government until they are 18 years old, their parents are deter- mined to keep on battling for the ot ishe noTEL privilege of caring for them. Parents Win a Point. Mflh TCLAIB “Why all this fuss about five com- mon colds?” Ontarlo people asked. Lexington Ave. at 49th Street why did the Dionne babies' parents New York City | fail to visit the hospital with their own consultant when he arrived? and $3.50 for 2 persons| The suggestion is made that the 5 | Dionnes knew there was nothing to| One of New York's largest and new- | worry about. They merely wanted oot hotels. Convenient to everything. | the right to call in a doctor of their | own choice. And they won their | | point. It was distinctly a victory for | Mamma and Papa Dionne. It is significant, too, that Oliva Dionne made his move at & time when sentiment in Ontario is changing. Public Feeling Reversed. | In the early days when Dr. Allan R. | Dafoe was making heroic efforts to| keep the five infants alive, public feel- ing was entirely in favor of the plan | to shelter the little ones under the| | government’s wing. Now the feeling is developing that the Dionnes, hkei all other parents, should direct the| | lives of their children. Criticism is | | being directed at the recent decision | | of the government to maintain an offi- | cial guardianship until the quintuplets | are 18 years old. | | What the next step of the Dionne | | parents will be is problematical. It is pointed out that if the children; were removed to the adjoining Province of Quebec, the Ontario gov- ernment would have no jurisdiction. | PHONES D1 4868 -4860 Dine and Dance at CASINO MONTCLAIR TRICO Radiator Covers PREVE! El | only has to buy the professional a THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, APRIL Washington Wayside Observations of Interesting Events and‘ Things. Random COST OF A HOLE IN ONE. APT. KENDALL J. FIELDER, officer in charge of the Army Band, world traveler and golf’s Marco Polo, is con- viaced ihat & hole in one is an occasion for exultation. But he also is convinced that such s links miracle is far too expensive for an Army captain. “Wooch,” as he is known through- wind whipping their thin clothes tightly about them. Then the little troop trudged off down the street. * k%% “SPECIAL” BUS. \O SUPPLY an early morning bus service down Connecticut ave- nue, patrons were notified the other day that a special bus would leave Chevy Chase Circle at 7:15 a.m. ice, W laying at the| SO the patrons were out a little :::n:{:e ;e'rvxfi' 0:)::)15 ymgb_ "-n,, earlier than usual, waiting for the elghteenth hole is around 230 yards. |PUS. -~ He banged into s tee shot and| It came along in & grand rush, Watched it disappear into the cup for | With & sign on front marked “Special, the coveted ace in front of severai| The driver had misunderstood his score persons gathered on the verauda instructions, which were to take out to watch the golfers finish, & special bus. . An old golf custom has it that the | He did. but too “special.” Nobody man who makes & hole in one not |80t to ride on it. % %% JOHN DOE, SI. ROF. 8. 8. STEINBERG, head of the Civil Engineering Depart- ment of the University of Mary- land, always gets a laugh from his classes when he tells this one: Years ago while connected with the highway department of a Southern State, Prof. Steinberg says he super- vised & survey party which included a mountaineer getting his first taste of rod and chain work. | Some time later he passed through 1 a little town in the samie State and - = noticed the mountaineer-surveyor | “I hope T never get another ace, of oul.sldl: & small office. Over theu door et e St i e s the manie-sociething ke Joun) Doe, S.I. Winter time,” said Flelder. “By the | .y " T peth ot it ehila T a0 | gas e 40s8 |81 mesni: Bieinbex writer's cramp. And it took me & long | “Ciyi] engineer,” the man replied. time to pay off.” * ok ok % GRAVELLY POINTS. 3 7 RAVELLY POINT, in the Poto- | & mac River, famed principally be- cause of its accessibility as an | ——i afrport for the District of Columbia, | ° was so-named for the prosaic reason that it is gravelly in its make-up. Up in the vacation waters of Nar- ragansett Bay, R. I, however, it has| counterpart with a more romantic | istory. | In 1723 some of the irate Rhode Island citizenry took the law into | their own hands against a pirate crew that had ventured too close to other shores. Twenty-six of the bottle of Scotch but also has to set up the drinks for every one at the club. Manila is in a hot climate and | the drinks were long and many. ‘The professor thinks the incident demonstrated the need of having en- gineers pass an examination and be registered in the States where they practice, just as physicians, lawyers and other professional men do. * x % % returned to the original owner. This couldn’t go on forever, how- ever, and the dog seller 1efused to provide s third dog or return the money paid for the first one. It's just one of the diverse cases in the hands of Louis Rothachild, di- rector, and Mrs. Sallie P, Muchmore, assistant director of the Better Busi- 4 ness Bureau. e MOFFETT IS ACCUSED OF NEGLECTING F. H. A. Representative Young Calls on Administrator to Resign or Attend to Job. By the Associated Press. James A. Moffett, housing admin- istrator, was called on in the House yesterday by Representative Young, Democrat, of Ohio, either to “resign” or attend to his “public business.” Quoting reports that Moffett was contempiating & trip to the Orient, Young asserted: “He either should resign or give up that trip. “He has spent very little time on the job since he was appointed hous- ing administrator. In fact, he has been in Washington less than two weeks in the last two months. “How can it be said that he is & key man in this administration when he pavs no more attention to his job than that?” Large Hotels Bui—lt. Four large hotels are being con- structed in Mexico, D. P. Baltimore Every Saturday s and Sunday, goed returning "tl last — 7 W.B.& A.E.R.R. New York Ave. N.W. 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And there are scores of others, This step is unlikely at the present |buccaneers were strung up on hastily time, but it is & question which will | erected gallows on a point of land have to be dealt with as soon as the | near where their ship was captured. babies are old enough to be taken on| A leader of the marauding band was 8 journey. That the Ontario govern- fone Thomas Gravelly and, although ment fears a step of this sort was it cost him his life, he left his name | ‘mouralgic oz muscle aches, and periodic paina quickly. Take Capudine Liquid er Capudine Brand Tablets. ‘o dope. TWO DOGS GONE. A Washingtonian purchased a coon dog guaranteed not to chase rabbits or sheep. On his first try-out in the fleld, S— Other Karpen Suites Priced from $79.75 to $400 shown recently when it placed two provincial police officers on guard | outside the quintuplets’ home after rumors became current that a plot | was on foot to kidnap the girls and | carry them to the United States. (Copyright, 1935 by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) $5 Round Trip (30 Day Limit) Special $3.50 Round Trip Lv. Sat. 6:30 P. M. Home Mon. 7 A. M. SHERRILL'S PLANS FACE HOUSE PROBE Inquiry Voted as Organization of — Former Parks Director Is Called “Super-Lobby.” Virginia Beach OLD POINT COMFORT Coincident with establishment here | yesterday by Col. C. O. Sherrill of | / | headquarters for the American Retail - Federation, the organization was made the subject of a congressional inves- | tigation on the allegation that it is a “super-lobby.” | The inqiry was voted unanimously | by the House upon publication of | | plans by the federation “to speak for the country’s retail business.” It was proposed by Representative Cochran, Democrat, of Missouri, chairman of the House Expenditures Committee, to be conducted by a com- mittee of seven. Col. Sherrill, who formerly was di- rector of public buildings and public | parks, is establishing headquarters in | the Willard. 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Then the little old woman hurried | on around the corner to relief head- | quarters on John Marshall place. A | haggard-eyed man in threadbare | clothes and three skimpily dressed | children stood waiting for her. “Did you——" the woman said with | a tiny trace of hope. The old man shook his head. For | moment they stood there, the Spring | EXPRESSES DAILY TO BALTIMORE Wherever you go, roomy Short Lit take a big, for quick modern Bus Cen i Short t 6th St. N. W. for the Shert Copyright 1935, ‘The American Tobaces Company. i mm—mmnumumdm.mm HIT PARADE, over NBC Network 8to9p.m.E.8. T, 1 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON MEMBER GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE MAKERS' GUILD- A New Organization Greets You Water Stieet Market Dealers Association,inc. The Water Street Market Dealers’ Association, Inc., are representative poultry, fish and vegetable dealers, located between 11th to 12th on Water St.S.W. 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CITY FISH MARKET PAUL E. CLARK 11th te 12th Water St. S.W. 11th te 12th Water St. S.W. Met. 6635 POTOMAC FISH CO. 11th to 12th Water St. S.W. Nat. 5654 HARRY’'S POULTRY MARKET 11th te 12th Water St. S.W. Nat. 0179 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEALERS NATIONAL POULTRY CO. A. BURAK & SONS 11th to 12th Watef St. S.W, Met. 9137 Nat. 0867 Nat. 9642 11th to 12th Water St. S.W. Met. 7008 CARL CHAPPEL 11th to 12th Water 8t. 8.W. Nat. 1973