Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 44

BETROI OIS ROIEET SPURNED Council Refuses $4,500,000 | Chandler Park Clause to Vacate Streets. By the Associated Press. _ DETROIT, December 12.—Refusal ©f Detroit’s Common Council to va- l Service Orders l ARMY ORDERS. Each of the following-named officers is relieved from the station indicated General Staff, here, on the date in- dicated: Corps, Arnay War College, here, July and assigned to the War Department | 1; Jones, Col. Clifford, Coast Artillery | d THE EVENING ‘corps. Fort McPherson, Ga., June 2; Makall, Col. Samuel T. Infantry, Philippine Department, July 1; Wood, Lieut. Col. Oliver 8., Infantry, Philip- pine Department, July 1; Perkins, Lieut. Col. Robert M., Coast Ar- tillery Corps, Office of the Chief of Coast Artillery, here, July 1; Thomas, Pearl L., Cavalry, Army War Col- lege, here, September 6; Twaddle, Cooper, Col. Avery J., Coast Artillery | Lieut. Col. Harry L., Infantry, Army Industrial College, here, July 7; An- Lieut. Col. Cliff leld Artille STAR, WASHINGTON, Fort Bragg, N. C, Jume Hester, Lieut. Col. John H, Infantry, Fort George G. Meade, Md, March 28; Matheson, Lieut. Col, John R. D, Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, Va., July 1; Watson, Lieut. Col. Leroy H., Infantry, Fort McPherson, Ga., July 1. Deitrick, Capt. Carroll H., Ordnance Department, from duty in office of the Chief of Ordnance, here, to Ogden, Utah, about December 8. NAVY ORDERS. Jones, Lieut. Walter detached P este six streets appeared yesterday to Have definitely killed the city’s pro- posed $4,500,000 Chandler Park low- cost housing project. J. Newton Brewer, Federal land accumulator, commenting on the ac- tion of the council, which voted four to three not to vacate the streets running through the 13-acre site, de- clared, “That settles it.” The project had been opposed strongly by three members of the council for over six weeks, as P. W. A, officials attempted to clear the way for the project. “There is nothing that can be done now,” Brewer said. “P. W. A. requirements demand that the work be started by December 15, and we couldn’t get this question decided by the courts before that time.” Brewer said he believed efforts would be made to use the $4,500,000 slloted for the project to some other city. “There are 40 cities between San Francisco and New York that want this project,” he said. “Particularly there is Youngstown, Ohio. If we can get under way there before De- cember 15, I think that is where the money will go.” He said he would confer with Washington officials for & decision. The council directed a resolution to Federal officials two weeks ago pro- testing the project, after neighboring property owners claimed it would ot be desirable, and real estate and building firms joined the protest, claiming it represented a Govern- ment attempt to enter into competi- tion with private business. The council action does not affect the $6,000,000 Elder William Brewster glum clearance project on the lower Bast Side, where foundation work is scheduled to begin December 15, MERRILL TO PILOT " ELLSWORTH RESCUE New Plane Obtained to Fly to Aid of Explorer Lost in Antarctica. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, December 12 (N.A. N.A).—Dick Merrill, ace pilot for the Eastern Air Lines, has been engaged to pilot the new Northrop Gamma monoplane which has been chartered to fly to the rescue of Lincoln Ells- worth, lost in Antarctica since No- vember 23, it was announced here by Comdr. Frank M. Hawks, speed fiyer, through whom the rescue plane has been obtained. The new pilot replaces Russell W. Thaw, racing pilot, whose attempted take-off early Monday morning from the Atlanta, Ga., airport in another Northrop Gamma. resulted in a crash. j ‘The second rescue plane, Hawks stated, is now in Kansas City and will be flown from there to Magallanes, Chile, where it will be placed aboard the Wyatt Earp, Ellsworth’s supply ship. Merrill, Hawks said, will take off from Kansas City sometime Thursday morning, after the new ship has been supplied with the ski fittings and other equipment from the first ship. He will make about 15 stops on the 9,000-mile flight to the Chilean port, and will arrive there next Sunday or Monday, Hawks added. $65 Cost of Year's Schooling. The cost of training future Texas fawyers at the University of Texas is $85 & student for a year. D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935. command U. 8. 8. Sequoia about ¢| orders July 2 to Naval Air Station, and in command when commissioned. | _ Boles, Pharmacist Claude L., to duty Stratton, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Roy | 8Y8! 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