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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
G-MEN CHIEF FLAWS
SOB SISTER JUDGES
J. Edgar Hoover Addresses Police
Chiefs Convention.

81 THffCd Press
ATLANTIC CITY. July 9-In a
scathing attack on the evils of pa
role. j. Edgar Hoover. chief of the
Omen. today told the Interna-
tional Association of Chiefs of Po-
lice that legal vermin." political
scum" and sob sister judges" are
public enemies just as much as
CanPSters
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T0DAY'S WEATHER
Hourly Temperatures

Tomorrow's sunrise. 4:25 a. m;
sunset, 7:15 p. m.
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State Commission 'G-Mdn
of Securities Business
Prevention of Fraud Preparation Is Chief Function of
Group: Licensing Aids in Work.

This Is the desc riding the history and
Evening star., 1935-12-23

ments. He expressed himself today
as being highly pleased with the
response WaShingtonianS have given
the joint efforts of The Star, Warner
Brothers and the National Broad
casting Co., in an effort to make
this a happy Christmas for many
thousands of little children who would
otherwise be without toys-and cloth
ing.
"Best Work Ever Done"
"Broadcasting officials in Wash
ington feel that this is the best work
they have ever DONE" Mr.. Berkeley
said speaking on behalf of those who
worked with him in framing the
program to be broadcast tomorrow
night, and the programs that were
sent out over the air week ago.
Shannon Allen and Fred Shawn,
two of the busiest men in the WRC
studio, have one big surprise number
on the program which they hope will
catch the fancy of Washingtonians.
This will be placed in the middle of
the broadcast. coming on the air prob
ably at 7:45 tomorrow night over
station WRC.
In the meantime, workers at Toy
Heaven-933 G street-are frantically
trying to get the many gifts around to
the points of distribution-so that all
decks will be cleared before Santa
Claus arrives in town.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Colds Are Traced to
GlamorOus Love
Scenes i'm Movies

LONDON (R.-Exciting movies
cause colds.
That is the view Of William
Ibbotson, leading eye, nose and
throat surgeon.
IF any of you desire a cold, sit
in one of the upper reaches OF a
cinema and have your emotions
profoundly stirred by some in
tense drama, especially about
love-" he recently told members
of the Institute of Hygiene here.
Ibbotson added there was
something more than mere heat
and overcrowding to explain this
as a predisposing factor in the
onset of colds-the energy ex-
pended was probably very much
greater than realized.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Austria Urges Smoking.

VIENNA LP.-To increase the use
of tobacco, state monopoly in Aus
tria, smoking by public officials during
working hours is being encouraged.
Letter carriers in uniform cover their
routes with long cigars in their
mouths, and even beggars, while So
liciting aims, puff at cigarettes, con-
fldent that in doing SO they are help
ing to maintain the government.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
0VERCOATS NEEDED

Overwhelmed with requests for
overcoatS after the first snowfall of
the year, the Salvation Army today
issued another appeal for cast-of
articles of clothing.
Washington residents who can do
nate secondhand coats for children
or adults are requested to notify Sal
vation Army headquarters at 426
Sixth street or any OF. the various
corps stations throughout the city.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Talkies for Blind.
London is to have special talking
picture performances for the blind.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Star Broadcast

Continued From First Page.)
La opinión., 1935-05-24

cIUDAD JUAREZ, Chin, Mayo
23.-Despues de cinco dias de sus
pension en- las obras de aprovisio-
namiento de aqua potable, hoy
quedo s~olucionado ell conflicto con
un triunfo complete para los ira
bajadores. pues la empresa con-
tratista acepto finalmente reducir
las jornadas a ocho horas de ira
bajo y a pagarles ell salario mini
mo de dos pesos diarios.
Fueron inntiles las maniobras
que trato de llevar a cabo ell sub
contratista, ingeniero Luis Carl
bay, quien habfa celebrado va un
convenio con ell lider Ricardo Espi
nosa Ramirez, de la Federation de
Sindicatos Obreros del Norte. adhe
rica a la GROIN, mediante ell cual
dicho i%ndividuo, que es tambien ell
~presidente municipal suplente. Sc
comprometfa a poner trabajadores
de sus grupos, desconociendo al sin
dicato de peones que hasta la fe-
cha han estado empleados en- esas
obras.
La maniobra no pudo lleyarse a
'%efecto, porqne los trabajadores
afectados cijeron que 81 a su-
plantados por otros, 10 impedirfan
La opinión., 1935-05-24

dencia o importancia relacionadoN
con Ia venta del trigo. Sc informt
uue eli conocido Agente Aduanal
don Jose Ulloa, miembro de la
Aerupacion, concerto una venta de
quinientas toneladas del prcciado
cereal. al precio de NOVENTA Y
CHICO PESOS por tonelada. La
compra la efectuo ell senior con Ra
mon Gonzalez vecino de Laredo,
Tamaulipas y en- ell compromise res
pectivo Sc estipula que ell trigo Sc
ra despachado a razon de tres tur
cones semanarios. verificandose sus
pages contra conocimientos de EN-
barque. Por arreglos previos con ell
Banco Agricola Refaccionario, Gu
va Matriz radica en- Mexico. con
Sucursal en- Mexicali. La Asosia-
cion sera refaccionada en- la can
tidad de oCHOCIENToS MIL Pc
SOS, ~pignor6ndole ell trigo a ra-
ION de $4,000 cada t~onelada, dan
do por adelantado. en- calidad de
~refaccion. hasta un 80 por ciento
de su valor. o sean $1,000 por eada
tonelada. Ell interes que devenga
este prestamo o refacci6n. es ell de
7 por ciento anual. Inmediatamen
te despues Sc hizo saber a Ia nu-
trida concurrencia, que la Asoeia-
cion habia c~onseguido. para dedi-
carlos al ~almacenaje del cereal, las
vastas dependencies u fueron
propiedad do la fenecida 'Cerve-
ceria Azteca", - planta. almace-
mes y oficinas.- con capacidad De
seis mil toneladas probablemente,
al precio de ~almacenaje de setenta
centavos mensuales por cada tone
lada y para terminar Sc do ouen-
ia a la Asamblea del Ingreso de
nuevos %socios, entire los que que
daron va inscritos los senores Jo-
sc Loss, Jose Vargas. Rufino Mer
cado, Jose Perez H., Martin V. Men
doza A. de Ia Cara, Manuel La
rrinaga, Refugio Galvez, Juan N.
Morales, Juan E. Luquen. Simon
Farah. Reyes Cardenas. Ramon GO
mez, Carlos Lambit, Guillermo
Dowlings, Emigdio S. Torres y j.
Algeria. solo para la compra del
mobiliario adecuado para las off,
cinas, Sc nos informa que va hay
subscritos mas de mil ~quinientos pc
SOS, pr~ocedentes de Gonativos ex
pontaneos de los socios. Ell mobi-
liario esta va en- Calexico. proce-
dente de Los Angeles. esperandose
solo requisitar 10 relative a los
tramites Aduanales para traerlos
al edificio social.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
A LOS ~FABRICANTES
DE TORTILLAS

Me doy como aiudido por la Mexican
Commercial Co. en- ell anuncio que
ha estado p~ublicando en- este mismo
Diario. pues la demanda entablada
por ell sehor Pereyra en- las Cortes.
es en- contra MIA
Para aclarar este punto y unica-
mente en- resguardo de mi reputa-
cion comercial. pongo en- conocimien-
to de ustedes y del p1blico en- gene
raj, que la patente a que Sc refiere
Ell senior Pereyra, fue registrada en- el
Departamento de Patentes en- Wash
lngton. con fecha rs de julio de 1928.
y expedida con ell No. l.732, 567. y la
mia fue registrada con fecha Is de
diciembre de 1927 y expedida con el
No. 1.763. 445. Els decir: ell sehor Pc
reyra registro su patente siete me-
ses despues do que mi patente fue
registrada-
Creo indtil hacer concentrates, y de-
10 a ustedes Ell juzgar dc parte de
quien esta la razon.
RAMON sAIs.
Adv.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
CRONICA CALlEJERA

Aver dominic sc divirtio Mexi
cali en- la forma siguiente: funcio-
mes ~cinematicas en- los teatros Me
xicali' e Iris; encuentros de bo-
xeo en- la Arena "Chapultepec'. que
Sc vieron muy animados; un bo-
nito y amend programa como XVI
domingo cultural del p. N. R., que
tuvo lugar ante nutrida concurren
cia, en- ell teatro Macdonald; peleas
de gallos en- un 'palanque" de la
Avenida "Lerdo"; audicion por la
Banda en- nuestro modesto Parque
"Chapultepee". barbacoa en- la VIZ
la de Los Angeles: un gran bal
lie en- ell Casino Peninsular.- "sa-
rao" de pomada.- y otros 'caseri-
tos' por distintos rumbos de Ia ciu
dad. ~ este que hay crisis!
IA las cuatro de la tarce de
aver domingo, ell senior Rosendo Ro
driguez. llevo en- brazos hasta la
Comandancia de Policia al menor
de doce amos Daniel Salazar, a
quien aquel atropello con ell auto
Chevrolet" placas Oo2-27O que ma
nejaba y que tripulaba en- union
de los senores Jesds Martinez y Ra
fael B~urciaga, q%uienes declararon
Ell la oficina p~oliciaca que ell ac-
cidente fue provocado por ell niho
Salazar. quien por la imprudencia
propia de sus cortos amos, Juga-
ba con III perro a media Gale,
echanGose fatalmente sobre la ira
yectoria del %vehfculo. que a Ro-
driguez lie fue impossible enfrenar
a tempo dado 10 exabrupto y rApi
do de la ntromision. Otro tanto &c
claro ell senior Rafael Hanrfquez, ties
tigo p~resencial de los hechos
quien sc presento a la Comandan
Siaue en- la Ga. PSg.)
La opinión., 1935-05-24
MAZATLAN, SIN.
MAzATLAN, sinaIoa, Mayo 10.

MAZATlAN, SinaIoa, Mayo ~.
-tPC.)- En- ~presencia &c multi
tud de ~curiosos Sc embarcaron ano
che siete toneladas de plata en- pc
o y t~ostones del cuho que dejo
de circular para e remitidos a
San Francisco, California, donde
Sc reacunaran para convertirlas en-
pesos de la nueva emission.
Ell embarque 10 hizo Ell Banco
de Mexico proviniendo csc dinero
de las reservas en- metalico que
existian en- los bancos &c esta ciu
dad que fueron entregadas al de
Mexico. De las oficinas del Banco
de Mexico Sc condujeron a los niue
lies en- res grandes camiones es-
coltados por un grupo de soldados'
Los empleados del Banco vigila-
ron Ia estivada &c los sacos en- las
bedegas del barco.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
FUE DERR0TADA
EN- TEPEACA, Sc
INF0RMO AVER
Agregan, ademas, que va
rios miembros del grupo
fueron capturados
cIupAp DE MEXICO, mayo 20,

clUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo %.
-(Exclusivo).- En- las primeras
horas de la manana de hoy. fue
batida por la p%olicia, la gavilla de
Ramon sanchez, que yenfa aso-
lando las goteras de Tepeaca, Pue-
bla.
Hasta estos momentos no Sc han
recibido despachos que den mas de-
TALES acerca de estos sucesos. Pc
TO Sc sabe que la gavilla fue de-
rrotada, Y Sc les recogio parque
armas, haciendose prisioneros a
la cast t%otalidad de los malhecho-
res.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
VACACIONES A LOS EN-
PLEADOS PUBLlC0S

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo
"a (Excluslvo).- Con ell objeto
de no entorpecer Ia Marcia de los
asuntos ADMINISTRATORS nj de afec
tar los intereses del pdblico, las de
pendencias del Executive de Ia
Union tiene tienen instrucciones pa
IA que EN- los dias que faltan para
el comienzo &c las va%caciones de
los empleados federales, despachen
todos los asuntos que esten en- con
diciones de r~esolverse.
Con tai fin Sc giro hoy II cir
cular preyiniendo a las oficinas pn
blicas que deberan dar salida a to
dos los asuntos que por su propia
naturaleza puedan ser resueltos
antes del % de los corrientes.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
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La opinión., 1935-05-24
VAGINA CONTRA LA RABlA

Estando proxima la estacion en-
que Sc desarrolla la hidrofobia en-
tire los perros Sc dispuso que Ia
Unidad Sanitaria proceda a la va
cunacion de todos los perros de la
poblacion ~habiendose inmunizado
hasta hoy mas de tres mil canes.
Esta medida Sc considerable In
dispensable va que, aho por ano.
resultan contagiadas muchas per-
sonas que son mordidas por perros
rabiosos y no pocas mueren de es
te horrible mai cuando no son aten
didas a tempo.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
Baten en- Puebla a una Partida Rebelde
Ell 'HOmbre PajarO'

Ell "hombre msriposa", William Pieune, e la toto, probars
nuevo salto desde las nubes, trstando de perfeccionsr las alas s-
tnHciales que lie sirven como deslizadores para descender n Ia tie
i. sin neeesidad de paracaidas. En- u setuales pruebas abre un
psraeaidas cuando va s. encuentra cerea de Ia TERRA. pero ere
aus lleaara ell da e n u us alas sersn infslibles. Su siguiente
prueba serk en- estos das en- North Bergen, N. j., desde 10000
pies de altura.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
AVER CELEBRATION INTERE'
RESANTE SESSION Los
"TRlGUEROS"

La Association local de Agricul-
torres celebro aver una ~interesantfsi
ma asamblea en- su domlcilio So
cial sito en- ell ndmero 495. de la
AveniGa "Madero". habiendose ira
tado asuntos de positiva trascen-
La opinión., 1935-05-24
Lave de I'm case

Ell mari.trado de la Suprems corte dc Justieis, Owen }. Ro-
h.rt. .narece como la parte decniva e N ell proximo falio del alto
tribunal respecto a proposition relative a las aetividsdes fe
rrocarrneras con u emplesdos. Primero estuvo de parte de los
elemento. republicanos, pero ahora esa con los Democratic. En-
la composition 81 We e conPania de su esposs, y la ssa que a
btan e n Philadelphia.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
CIUDAD

aun a costa de zafarranchos San
~grientos y al mismo tempo hlcie-
ron un llamado de ~solidaridad N
tire todos sus compaheros, para que
La opinión., 1935-05-24
NuEvo AeENTE DE FoMENTo

Hoy Sails por Ell tren de Ia ma
mana ell senior Ing. Eduardo Losta
nau Agente que fue por muchos a
nos en- esta ciudad, o jurisdic-
cion en- los Estados de Sinaloa y
Nayarit de Ia Secretaria de Agri-
.cultura y Fomento.
Ell Ing. L~ostanau fue removido
q la ciudad de Tijuana. B. c.. por
disposition de la superioridad. An
ties de partir los e~mpleados de la
Agencia que estuvo a su cargo y
numerosos amigos lie dieron una
fiesta de despedida.
Todavfa no Sc sabe QUEEN sera ell
sustituto del Ing. Lostanau.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
E DE So. =.
c oiAHlA

Los presioe de s~useripc'on son
On ,noneda do los Estadcs Uni
dos. Los pages deben hacerse pd'
sdeIantado en- giro postal o de
Express o en- letrs sobre Nuevs
York o Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-05-24

Siuue en- la ga. Pag.
La opinión., 1935-05-24

La Sc puso en- pie y sgarro en- su diestra
eli punal que hsbia quitado a Darius, ell ga
cerdote de opar. Saba ella que la bestia ha-
bis tornado la posture precisa para saltar y
stzearla intempestivamente. Y a pesar de que
ealeulsbs debil su defensa, sc prepare para
iuehsr.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
PASO ALTO EMPLEADO DE
HACIENDA

Aver tomo pasaje en- el vapor
Sonora ell Lie. Manuel Sanchez
Cuen, Jefe del Departments de
Timbre &c la Secretarfa de Hacien
da y Credito Pdblico.
Ell Lie. Sanchez Cuen Sc dirige a
La paz, donde permanecera unos
dfas saliendo de alli a Ensenada y
Santa Rosalia en- ~asuntos oficiales.
NO HABRA TIERRAS OCloSAS
La P~residencia Municipal ACADIA
de dictar una disposition a la cual
Sc lie ha dado toda la publicidad pc
sible. En- ella Sc autoriza a los cam
Sluue en- la 5a, Psg.b
La opinión., 1935-05-24

siaue en- Ia Ga. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-05-24
NO HABRA TlERRAS oCloSAS

siuue en- la 5a. Psg. }
Evening star., 1935-08-21

Is apprehended, his apprehension, de-
tention and trial present Q psychic
shock Of . severe type. Often II
means searation from home ties, loss
Of social standing, disgrace and what
seems the end Of life's ambitions"
Even the hardened, "prison-wise"
criminals sometimes suffer mental
shock in returning to the big house. :"
Two great handicaps are found in
trying to affect a cure, the burtau
said.
Those with long sentences often
simply do not have the psychic mate
rial With which to work to bring about
an adjustment to what amounts In
their eyes to an intolerable situation.
"On the other hand, some patients
are serving sentences too short to
allow for the completion Of the re-
quired therapeutic treatment"
Treatment Of the mentally-ill Grim.
1nal starts with campaign to win
his confidence. split personality
the DIR. Jeykl-Mr. Hyde kind Of in
sanity-is the most common illness at
Springfield. In this, nearly 40 per
cent Of the patients suffer phantasies,
illusions, delusions and strange man
nerisms.
Evening star., 1935-08-21
DYNAMITE FOUND
ON ROGERS ESTATE
Army Officer Reports Discovery
Was Made by Group Of
-
Small Boys.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, August
20.-Suf1cient dynamite to blow up
the bay was discovered on property
belonging to the Will Rogers estate
in Santa Monica Canyon by group
Of small boys. Capt. r. @. Norris
Army air representative at the Doug
las Aircraft works here. reported to
police today.
Detectives Immediately launched an
investigation. They said they believed
the explosives may have been stolen
from road construction gangs working
on the Roosevelt highway. The con-
lecture also was expressed that the
dynamite may have been stolen from
the noted humorist's ranch, where
Evening star., 1935-08-21
COLORED PARADE
BLOCKED BY RAIN
Shrine Throng Disappointed
in CanceIing Blue Ribbon
Event of Session.

Disappointed colored Shrtners were
forced by rain today to call on a
parade scheduled to start from Fourth
street and Constitution avenue at l
o'clock. The parade was to have been
the blue ribbon event Of the Shriners
thirty fifth annual convention.
A downpour starting about 1890
drowned out all hopes for the parade
which had been aroused when an early
morning rain stopped in the forenoon.
The decision to cancel the event was
reached at conference between police
officials and Shrine potentates. The
parade had been expected to attract
q large crowd Of spectators along its
long, winding route.
Brilliantly Adorned.
When the cancellation decision was
given, thousands of colored Shriners
had decked themselves in the brilliant
adornment Of their fraternal order
promising to give Washington show
rivaling the liveliest 1t has seen. Ten
bands and marching units from IS or
20 temples were to have participated.
Shrine patrols from several large
cities arrived here this morning espe.
cially for the parade.
A competitive drill among Shrine
marching units had been scheduled
for 4:30 pm. at Griffith Stadium after
the parade disbanded. This was post
poned until tonight and will be held
at the grand ball" In the Masonic
Temple, Tenth and U streets. Prizes
for the best drill teams will be award
ed at that time.
The colored Knights Templar, con-
vening jointly with the Shriners, Will
stage a parade tomorrow, weather
permitting. They will march, fully
costumed In their colorful fraternal
trappings, over the same route planned
for their brother organization and at
the same time.
Election Meeting Held.
The Shriners met in secret session
today to elect officers for the coming
year. Rushing to get to the ill-fated
parade, they were able to elect only
one officer. John H. Murphy of Bal
tinore was named imperial potentate
succeeding Harry Knight Of Philadel-
phia. He defeated by close vote DR.
A. w. Brazier of New Orleans and
Stuart C. Jefferson Of Chicago. Othe.
officers will be elected at a Friday
morning session.
TempIar Parade Plans.
Starting at Fourth and Constitu.
ton, the Knight Templar tomorrow
will tramp west on Constitution tc
Seventeenth street, skirt the south
grounds of the White House, moving
eastward, turn north on East Execu'
tive avenue to Madison place, pass q
reviewing stand in front Of the Be-
lasco Theater, turn into Vermont ave.
hue, and thereafter move as follows
North on Vermont avenue to Fifteenth
street, north to @ street, east to Four
teenth, north to U street, east to Yer
mont again, north to v street, east or
v to Georgia avenue, and south tc
the enrance Of Griffith Stadium.
Both conventions end Friday, to bs
followed by the preliminaries of the
thirty-sixth annual convention OF
Negro Elks. Many of the Shriners
and Knights will remain for the Elks
meeting, expected to attract $4,000.
The Masons were entertained last
Evening star., 1935-08-21

Rogers had conducted much road
building at hts own expense
The find included las sticks Of 80
per cent extra heavy dynamite, a box
of 800 percussion caps. 200 wired fuses
and rs feet of ordinary fuse.
Evening star., 1935-08-21
Soap Pacifies Wild Goat.

Escaping from the Moscow, Russia
zoo, wild Siberian goat created q
panic when it charged the crowds on
the pavements Of one Of the busiest
streets. A barber pacified it by, giving
1t q large stick Of shaving soap to
chew,
Evening star., 1935-08-21
BAND CONCERT PLANNED

Marines to Play at Sylvan The
ater in Evening.
Final preparations were made today
for the concert to be given by the
Marine Band and guest soloists at the
Sylvan Theater at pm. tomorrow.
A last rehearsal was arranged for to-
morrow morning at the Marine Bar
racks.
Assisting the band in the concert
are Anne Yago McGuffey, contralto;
Justin Lawrie, tenor. and Robert
Frederick Freund, baritone.
Evening star., 1935-08-21
|CONV|CTS BENEFIT
| BY MENTAL CURES
So Per Cent of "Shock''
Cases Recover, Says
Prison Official.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Success In treating the majority Of
Federal convicts who become mentally
unbalanced in prison Is reported by
the Bureau Of Prisons.
The treatment, undertaken at the
Government Medical Center in Spring.
field, Mo-, has resulted, the bureau
said. In recovery or improvement in SO
per cent Of the cases.
I'm the case Of the first offender, I"
the bureau said, "the worry over the
consequences he can expect when he
Evening star., 1935-08-21

night on a Potomac River boat ride
and at a pageant presented by the
Order of the Eastern Star. Likewise,
a meeting of the Royal Arch Masons
was held at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-08-21
PRISONERS INCREASE
D. c. Institutions Have 500 More
in Last Two Months.

in Last Two Months.
Capt M. M. Barnard, general super
intendent of District penal institu-
tions, reported today the population
of the reformatory, workhouse and
jail together had increased by 500 In
the last two months.
The population Of the reformatory
now Is 1920, the workhouse 1850 and
the Jail TAO.
Evening star., 1935-08-21

U. S. Radios Popular.
American radios are now popular in
TlniSia.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

vice chairman of the Chest Campaign
Committee.
Mr.. Wyckoff's business experience
has been highly useful to the Com
munity Chest, it was pointed out by
DR.. Mcclellan. He was chairman OF
the first committee on Office procedure
and in that position aided in placing
the Chest Office on an efficient basis.
He also has served as chairman OF
other permanent Chest committees.
The metropolitan unit was organ
fzed to handle Chest solicitations in
the residential sections of the entire
city. Unit workers solicit contribu-
tions from persons who are not
reached at their places of business and
also solicit a number Of the smaller
business concerns in residential neigh
borhoods.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
THE EVENING WASHINGTON, G, TUESDAY,
natter and named Norris as chair.

matter and named Norris as chair
man.
Norris suggested that, in view Of
recent development and future plans
for construction in this area, the time
Is ripe to attempt to interest the Fed
eral Government in purchasing this
land while the price Is not so high. He
said that with millions Of dollars going
for construction on properties almost
adjacent to the gas plant area, 1t will
not be long before property values
there will be greatly increased.
Norris declared the presence Of the
gas plant retards the natural develop
ment of the section and breeds un-
slightly buildings and homes"
The association went on record in
opposition to establishment OF rent
commission to fix and control rentals
in the District. Members asserted they
believe an emergency does not exist at
the present time.
The Columbia Broadcasting System
was commended in another resolution
for its action in moving to present
better programs for children.