Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1936, Page 50

C—S8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FOOD PROCESSORS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936. Newspaper Man Dies, Chicken Thief Uses Taxi. phone and make deliveries to his cus« from 0CVDTEISHED SUUAREDEALHOPE Suter Says Capital Must Have Place in Body Exer- cising Control. A complete victory in its fight for national representation in Congress and the electoral college is the Dis- trict's only hope for “a square deal,” Jesse C. Suter of the Citizens’ Joint Committee on National Representa- tion told the American University Park Citizens’ Association-last night. “When We are able to elect our own Senators and Representatives and have an active part in the body which exercises control over the Na- tion's Capital, then we’ll begin to get & square deal,” Suter said. * Reviews Fiscal Relations. Reviewing the history of fiscal re- lations between the Federal and Dis- trict Governments, Suter described how the Federal Government's pay- ment toward expenses of the District ‘was whittled down from time to time until finally it was set at $5,000,000 for the current fiscal year. The speaker asserted that United States Government property in Wash- ington not only is untaxable, but residents of Washington are obliged to pay for police and fire protection, water rent, sewage facilities, etc., for the property. If the Federal Government would meet its obligations, Suter said, Wash= ington would not be confronted with the problems of overcrowded schools, inadequate police protection, over- taxed jail facilities and many other problems. Library Branch Backed. The association indorsed the re- fquest of the Friendship Heights Cit- izens’ Association for establishment of a public library branch at Wis- consin avenue and Albemarle street. The group asked that the money needed for the project be included in the 1938 budget. The association also indorsed The Star-Warner Bros.-N. B. C.-Metro- politan Police Department and Parent Teacher Association Christmas cam- paign. A large number of Christmas gifts for needy persons were donated by the association members and turned over to the eighth precinct. Establishment of a small claims eoourt, as proposed by Judge Nathan Cayton of Municipal Court, also was indorsed. Marriage Licenses. .. Springfield, Va.. LS Parfax’ Sta: California K st. and 1428 Massachusetts oore 9 L st.. and Edith Fairmont st.; Rev. 2. 144 Twelfth st. ne, 22,318 Ninth st. ne. and ith_Jol nes v. W. J. Tyler, Warren B. Crockett, . Forth Worth, ole. 19, Flatridge, Charles N, Williams. 23, and Evelyn_ L. Va.; Rev t. 25 17021 Tenth ains. 21, 1438 8 st.: nkin ms.” 23, an both of Lorton, , Soldiers’ Home, ‘and 40, 613 U st Rev. i Dawson. 20, 645 Morton st., and . Howard, 18, 811 Quincy st.; Rev. David ‘8. Craig. e Deaths éeported. Mary A 70 8 st ¥ 646 T st. ne. Emergency Hospital. McNaney mead pl. Joseph F. Janezeck. ena F. Roberts. 65, George H. Harrell Hospital. Catherine ° C. Hospital Infant Robey. Georze R South Capitol st Martha E. Nelson, Freedmen's Hos- pital. . Gibson, St. Elizabeth's ospital. Harry Evans. 63, Casualty Hospital. Edward Wright, 58 1432 Florida ave. Charles H. Willlams, 56, Casualty Hos- Pital Noah C. A. Walter, 54, Walter Reed General Hospital. - Margaret ~ Coneway, 8. Freedmen’s Hospital. 36. 1107 Half st. ct. Garfleld Hospital James Sander: rear 4415 Bowen rd. Mattie Gardner, 21, Freedmen's Hos- McKnight, 16. Gallinger | Hospital Marguerite Payne, 14, 1413 T st. McDonald, Garfield_Hospital. dell. 74, 412 62, Sibley Gallinger Daniel Mills. MONEY-SAVING- FACTS ABOUT ANTI-FREEZE / Don’t pay more than 25¢ a quart for anti-freeze. That’s the price of Super Pyro, and you simply cannot buy any better anti-freeze, anti-rust, anti-corrosion protec- tion. Super Pyrolastslonger than methanol (wood alcohol) mix- tures. Protects to lower tempera- natured alcohol. Saves up to 60%, compared with expensive brands, QUART even if you add 20r8 during the win- ter. Ask for Super Pyro. Lighthbuse for Sale it useless to navigators. December 15. The old Absecon Lighthouse is to be sold by the Federal Government. Since it was built 80 years ago the shore line has been pushed back by the waves and man’s industry and the lighthouse now is in Atlantic City’s business district, rendering The Treasury will ask bids on it on —A. P. Photo. U. S. CHRISTMAS TRADE WITH ORIENT CHECKED | |Business Hard Hit as Maritime Strike Ties Up Cargoes in American Ports. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, December 10.—Amer- ica’s Christmas trade with the Orient, | normally a large one, was at a virtual standstill today, a result of the con- tinuing ship strike in the United States. Because of tied-up cargoes in Amer- ican ports, manufacturers said they had been forced to seek materials from other sources. | Importers, both here and at Hong Kong, were facing huge losses, they | declared, and some have suspended | business. | Toy dealers said Santa Claus would suffer a blow because of their in- | ability to obtain certain types of toys, | especially dolls, which have been brought in the United States until | | now. | Motion picture theaters, relying al- | most entirely on Hollywood for their programs, are facing a film shortage. Prices of a variety of American im- ports here have risen from 10 to 25 | per cent since United States ships stopped moving across the Pacific. Foodstuffs were especially high. $100 Gets Kicked Around. PLUMMER, Idaho (#).—Some In- dian boys, in need of a foot ball, found & lady’s handbag. It segved the pur- pose for an entire afternoon of kick- ing and passing. That evening when alert parents examined the bag they quickly returned it to its owner, m%um Campbell, 92. It contained e ) Births Reported. George and Lena Simpson. girl. Clarence and Edith Bleyer, boy. Edwin and Agnes DesMarets. gi] William and Mildred Niemeyer, boy. James and Lola Wissler, girl. John and Alice Callahan. girl." Walter and Alice Welch, boy. Charles and Emily Dent, girl, Johnand Katie Britton, girl. There’s Real Fuel Economy Reading Anthracite COAL —Try a ton or two of this famous fuel when you next order coal for your home. Ask for READING Anthracite and you won't have any regrets. Reading provides a steady source of heat and constant Finest Phone us at any time, day or night (orders received in the evenings delivered the first thing in the morning), and have us fill your bin with good old Penn State. It's econom- ical, too! 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