Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 25

THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, HEARINGS SCHEDULED | 1937. | would spoil the natural beauty of Fort | | Davis Park, delaying development of | the nearby section as a community COMMERCIAL ZONE 42 | 3 : | ’ H.W. Weikel, president, who brought | F0U8€ D- C. Subcommittee to Con- | the 7oning matter up, said that the | | QUALITY and FASHION | | erection of business houses in that | s | |area would be “entirely contrary to | Go Hand-in-Hand . . . at GRADUATION CLASS | ttonor student sider Judges' Retirement. Hearings will be started by a special | HEARS DR, PERGLER The association also went on record | the best interests of the community.” | subcommittee of the House District | Diplomas Are Awarded at Exercises of Marjorie Webster Schools. Warning that the he standing on t \ Webster function of ened crisis may e remnants of Western first-hand an poli- > Czechoslo- 1 its diplo- rencement rium MISS ELLEN SNODGRASS |Bradbury Heights Citizens Oppose Trade Opposite Fort Davis Park. “Unqualified opposition” to zoning | for commercial purposes an area on | Alabama avenue southeast, facing Fort | Davis Park was registered by the | Bradbury Heights Citizens' Association | 1ast night In a letter to the Zoning Commis- sion drawn up at the meeting, the ciation based its objection to a | petition, already made, on two | grounds. It was pointed out an in- | sufficient number of people live in the immediate area to justify erection | of business houses and that stores | | Committee on a bill providing for | {indorsing a move by property owners | | on the south siae of Bowen road be- | rétirement of judges of the Juvenile, | |tween Ridge road and Forty-fifth | Police and Municipal Courts Tues- | I place southeast applying for the| gay at 10:30 a.m | | widening of the street at that point The subcommittee is composed of A letter to Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, | Representatives Quinn, Democrat, of | director of highways. seeking the | penngylvania, chairman; Alien, Dem- | | change, pointed out the road is only | ocrat of Delaware and Hull, Progres. | 40 feet wide, with a tree space of two | | sive, of Wisconsin. | feet in that block. The property owners declared their willingness to | == | have the District add three feet of the sidewalk and the two feet of tree space to the road On a motion by D. H Thompson the association favored an application | to have an alley cut from Hillside road and H street between Burns and Chaplin streets, The meeting was the last until Sep- tember. UG Beaut CLEANED AND SYORED (a/l Mr.Fyle na 3291 SANITARY CARPET & RUG CLEANING ¢O. 106 INDIANA AVE. Qur Dufi TO END COLLEGE CAREER | Descendant of One of Landowners of Original District Area Honor Student \ Lee Snodgrass. daugh M rt L. Snod- 2909 Thirty-third place, will be ed Tuesday from Sweetbriar endant of of the original whom the District e of Wester ned top Butler's famous novel, “The Way of BAKER ESTATE CASE DOCUMENTS VANISH Oregon Woman vac’nlr Witness Tells Police She Was Robbed in Pittst ot Aecpratint? Berl e » SJU“\Q Perfected Rug Cleaning that Jeaves your rug in new, lus- trous condi- tion. Send us yours now! FINER RUG CLEANING CINANSFER DL STORRRE do: mother Saturday Only! 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