The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 4

4 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNE ) First Photograph of Peggy Beal, ‘i SITE IS SELECTED HARDING'S ORDERS Wiss te cot "Peres tate TO RUSH SS) «a poliey and centre On the dramatic # music, and G. O. P. Members Balk at Prospect bf Having to Ex- plain Votes This Fall. Park Proposed as Location for Buildings, have been The propowed location tor the $15,-|'@9¢ 000,000 musical and art centre for New York City is in 59th Street, with & frontage of 600 feet on both sider of and taking In Seventh Avenue and yunning back to 57th Street. it was jearned to-day, The @rea is about half that of the Museum of Natural History. The Legislature last, Maren pdbned ap act authorizing the elty ta acauire 1 site for the advancement of educa- tion In mualo, the drama and other | becor Otto H, K t WASHINGTON, June 7.—If Presi- |) dent Harding carries his insistence on f Ship subsidy legislation before adjourn- Mant to the point suggested by some 5 @ bis friends, it wil! bring about a j werious division between the executive f ‘end members of his own party in Con- Brees, 5 ‘The hearing of the subsidy bill con- @ucted jointly by the House Merchant Marine and Senate Commerce Com- fittees bave brought to light featuren of the proposed Jegisiation which mak» fome of the strongest Administration supporters balk at the prospect of a number Admission to 59th, on buildings, itwel Among t money {# in hand ¢he Board of Beti-| New York Philip Berolzheim Rewspaper and magazine nd otherwine stimulating senti- f if favor of the subsidy. whatever the result of this pro- KANSAS CITY, June 1.—Peggy | steadily from her self-inflicted wound. Marie Beal, who shot and killed Brank | She continued to withhold personal in pushing It} Warren Anderson, department store Viele eae No chargeihisa'been Sied nih euothiagcrenal © director, fast Saturday was] “Anderson's body was still unclaimed Reported to-day to be recovering! late last night. thet insure the promo-|to secure action without further de- Lasker originally estimated the an- maintenance of the American|iay. Mondell, who is a candidate for|nual direct charge on the Treasury ‘Marine,”’ and made no fur-|the Senate from Wyoming, has ex-|from the subsidy as $82,000,0 Un- ther recommendation on the subject, [pressed to associates in the House |der cross-examination before the com- ‘The House Merchant Matine Com-|grave doubts as to the expediency ‘of| mittee he admitted that $62,125,000 mittee, according to a poll a few days} pressing the legislation at this time,|was a more accurate figure. He thinks it may be misinterpreted|bers of Congress opposing and, taken with the general situation, might prove a serious handicap toj nual cost of approximately $75,000,000 Republican members standing for re-|at the outset, The bill is so drawn @lection. Regardless of these oconsid-|that once it is approved by Congress erations, the President is represented |the Shipping Board will not have to as being determined to go the limit In}come back to Congress for its appro- this fight, priations for a long term of years The iniquities of the subsidy meas-|unleas it wants additional subsidies, ure have been brought to light in the] It will not have to make the account- committee hearings, and some of its|ing usually made by Goyernment bu- reaus or departments, Officers of various commercial. Lasker says bodies are being called to Washington jal changes, The bill is what the Ad-jand are giving out statements in be- ministration wants, he says. 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NO CREDITS NO C, O, D.'s Secretary of the Hoard of Estimate, | Isabel Lowden, conferred last night on the Jocation,| Week Commi venue closed for twu blocks FOR $15000000 |: +) y south, It Is proposed to erect three a large build fan opera house, with a building on one side to hoase the musical and age Fifty-Ninth Street Opposite ing building for @he fine and plastic arts, Plans considered satisfactory mum cost has been éstimated as $15,- 000,000. The elty will furnish the The proposed buildings will Include] Et gam \ ‘ Ne LORAG! central building, the opera house, will - ) <M J z have a three-tier entrance and exit. a at both the 67th and 69th Street ends and by underground, surface and overhead levels, It is planned to cut through two short streets, from 57th members of the committee are h of the Institute of Musical Art; mate will be called on to confemn the}, wugene Noble, Director of the { |iand for the site, City Chamberlain’ yujiiard Foundation; Mrs. E. H. Har- { nd Joseph Haag, riman, American Orchestral Societ Fifth Avenue at_ 35th Street — N. Y. SDAY, JUNE 7, 1922, future of the proposed art Tsong, is 4 Franko Goldman of the Goldman's 59th Street plot, with} Band and the Columbia Concerts: dj William C. Carl of the Guilmant or- gan School, and Harry W. Watrous, Vice President ofthe National Acad- ings. The centre will belemy of Design and President of the National Academy Assoolation whicli represents many art soctetics, rta.and a conservatory of on the other a correspond- presented and the mini- of original features. The ) , to the opera house will be ? PERCENT ( either side of the group of putting ft In a block by hose who will be asked to hn, P. H,-Johnston, Pres- arte, The next step IF to be the) sone of the Chemigal National Bank; +) organization of a committee of repre-|'sgoiph Le ‘) [sentative citisens to consider plans|representing the. Philharmonic S and financing the project. 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