Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1937, Page 12

A—12 *» 30 PLAYGROUND OPENED IN GAPITAL Six of Summer Areas for District Children Are New. ‘The District Playground Depart- ment today threw open 35 Summer playgrounds in various parts of the eity. Fifty vear-around playgrounds already are in operation. Miss Sibyl Baker, District play- grounds supervisor, said six of the Summer playgrounds are new, and new parks playgrounds have been created at Edgewood, Lincoln road and Channing street northeast, and Stanton, Fifth and C streets northeast. The six new grounds are: Brightwood, at Thirteenth street and Nicholson avenue; Ross, at R and Seventeenth streets; Shepherd, at Fourteenth street and Kalmia road; Woodridge, at Carlton and Central avenues southeast; Douglas-Simmons, at Pierce place and First street north- west, and Smothers, at Forty-second street and Benning road northeast. Others Opening. playgrounds opening Other 7 and Son Hit by Auto, Taxi Man Strikes Another Boy, Too By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y, July 1— Jacob F. Belz's taxicab hit 3-year- old John de Carlo. Belz saig: “I pity his parents. I know how they feel.” John died later. Only a week ago Belz's own son, Franklin, was struck by an automobile. He sur- vived his injuries, however. southwest; Stoddert, Thirty-ninth and Calvert streets. streets northeast; street between Thirteenth and Four~ teenth streets southeast; Wallach, Seventh and D streets southeast; Weightman, Twenty-third and M streets. RETIREMENT GRANTED POLICEMAN, AGED 40 further service, have granted retirement, at $100 a month, to Pvt. Robert L. Jones of the sixth police precinct, effective today. Jones, a former precinct detective, their locations are Bancroft, streets; Eighteenth and Newton Barnard, Fifth and Decatur ; Benning, Anacostia road be- Benning and Foote streets northeast, and Brooklarid, Tenth and | enteenth and Fuller streets; Corcoran, Twenty-ninth and M streets; Deal Junior High, Thirty-eighth place and Davenport street; Eaton, Lowell and Macomb, between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets. Fillmore, Thirty-fifth between R and 8 streets: Gordon Junior High, Thirty- fifth and T streets: Hardy, Foxall| road and Q street; Hayes, Fifth and K €treets northeast; Hearst, Thirty-sev- enth and Tilden streets, and Henry | Polk, Seventh and P streets. | Still Others Available. ‘ | Jefferson Junior Higt ftreets southwest; Ki teenth and E streets northeast; Lafay- | ette, Northampton street and Broad | Branch road: Ludlow, Sixth and G #treets northeast; Mann, Newark street between Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth streets, | Murch, Thirty-sixth and Edliott streets; Noves, Tenth and Franklin treets northeast: Orr, Twenty-second | and Prout stre southeast; Powell Junior High, lace and Lamont street; Rossell, Ninth and E streets | ~ 174 \\\\\\\\\ assigned to the tenth precinct, was demoted to private in a recent police reorganization. He is 40 years old and has been & member of the depart- ment 18 years. The Commissioners also granted | retirement to Frank S. 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Hensley -~ Marshall -Front Royal _ McGaheysville Stuart Junior High, Fourth and E || Van Buren, W || Found physically incapacitated for | the Commissioners | THE EVEN‘ING; STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 1 charges by the Police Trial Board, was ordered transferred from the second precinct ta the fifth precinct. From the same precinct A. B. Clothier was removed to the fourth precinct, J. A. Hunt to the third precinct and J. O. Patton to the ninth precinct. Charles F. Swann was transferred from No. 4 to No. 2 station house, E. N. Braxton from No. 3 to No. 4, R. E. Burton from the Traffic Bureau to the eleventh precinct and B. F. Heard from No. 5 to No. 2 precinct. 9 POLICE PRIVATES RECEIVE TRANSFERS Immediate transfer of nine police privates, four of them from the second precinct, was announced today by Police Supt. Ernest W. Brewn, who described the changes as “‘routine.” Welford E. Winfield, who recenily was exonerated of “traffic fixing” UNCEMENT Park Savings Bank Building to Be Sold July 10th “An offer to purchase the Park Savings Bank Building has been received of $92,500.00 cash. An order nisi has been signed by the District Court of the United States, District’ of Columbia, to sell this property on or before twelve o'clock noon on Saturday, July 10th, provided no higher offers are received. Any person desiring to submit a higher offer must submit the same in writing on or before noon on Saturday, July 10th. A copy of the order is printed herewith.” | | | IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES ; FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, In re: PARK SAVINGS BANK. Miscellaneous No. 47. ORDER NISI FOR SALE OF ASSET. Upon consideration of the petition of John F. Moran, Receiver of Park Savings Bank, filed herein the 12th day of June, 1937, | it is by the court this 28th day of June, 1937 ORDERED that said John F. 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