davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-03
BY JOSEPH S. EDGERTON.

Dlsregarding protests that the
amended May bill would prove un-
workable and fail to end dangers at
Washington Airport. the House Mill
tary Affairs Committee today refused
to reconsider the measure. which was
Immediately reported to the House.
Airport officials have stated they will
be financially unable to comply with
terms of the measure requiring cash
payment Of $4,000 in return for a
25-year lease on a portion of Military
road or pay any high rental for the
use of the Arlington experimental
farm.
The amended May bill eliminates a
provision for the use by the airport of
the boundary channel lagoon area.
Refusal to reconsider the measure
followed a lengthy executive session.
The committee reached its decision
without calling number of witnesses
representing the airport Arlington
County, Va. and aviation concerns
who were waiting to testify.
AS reported to the House. the meas
ure authorizes the Secretary of War
to lease to the National Airport Corp.
for period rot exceeding 25 years the
portion of Military road within the air.
port boundaries. A rental of s25 5000.
payable in advance. is required. This
amount is to be turned over by the
Federal Government to the Board Of
Commissioners of Arlington County
for construction of a substitute road
around the airport.
The measure also directs the Secre-
tary of Agriculture to lease to the air.
port corporation for a period not ex-
oeeding 25 years the SO acres of the
Arlington farm adjoining the airport.
AT such annual rental as the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture and the said Ma
tional Airport Corp. shall agree upon"
The original bill provided for closing
of Military road and conveyance of the
(See AIRPORT, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03
PLANES SWEEP AREA.
Army and Navy Send Out IS to Seek
Airliner.

BALBOA, Canal Zone. August 3 Ldp)
The United States Army and Navy
spread sweeping fan of planes and
ships today to seek the luxurious Pan
Amerlcan-Grace AirWays amphibian
Santa Maria, strangely missing with
ii passengers and a crew of three
The searchers combed sea and coast
on both Atlantic and Pacific sides of
the isthmus.
With woman and two children in
Its cabin, the Santa Maria, en- route
from Guayaquil with transfer pas
sengers from Lima, Peru seemingly
overshot its Cristobal port in cloudy
sky at dusk last night.
Signals Suddenly Cease.
At that hour the Santa Maria's
wireless signals were heard so strongly
at Crlstobal that it was assumed the
plane was over the field there. But
nothing more came from the plane.
Pilot Stephen Dunn said then he
vas seeking an opening through the
clouds for descent into the Cristobal
Airport. He was evidently unable to
pick up a landmark that would give
him the fields direction.
Dunn, veteran of eight years of flv-
Ing in Latin America, is thoroughly
familiar with the coastline on both
sides and with the surrounding country.
Army and Navy searchers set up a
rescue headquarters at the Pan-Amer-
lean station at France Field.
IS Navy Planes Out.
Today two squadrons from the Navv
air base at Coco Solo combed the area
south OF here for the plane, which had
not been heard from since it reported
bad weather at tbs pm. last night.
(The Navy Department at WASH
ington said total of 65 planes, the
Navy aircraft tender Teal, the survey
snip Nokomis and the destroyers Tay-
lor and Babbitt had been ordered into
the search.
(On the Atlantic side of the canal
offlcials said, 20 Navy patrol planes,
Navy amphibians and IA Army planes
were ordered out: on the Pacific side
(See AIRLINER Page AL
Evening star., 1937-08-03
BY JAMES E. CHINN.

Inc House today adopted the con-
ference report on the District tax bill
and sent it to the Senate for concur
renee.
An anticipated battle over the con.
troverslal Miller-Tydings price main.
tenance rider, which the Senate at
tached to the tax measure, failed to
materlal1ze. and the House rushed
the conference report through in a
brief period of l2 minutes.
In fact, there was no discussion over
the Miller r-Tydings plan. Chairman
Palm1sano of the District Committee
was asked a few questions about the
tax bill by Representative Mapes Re-
publican, of Michigan, and after he
answered them the House approved
the report without voice being raised
IN opposition to it.
Senate Action Due Today.
The Senate may act on the con.
ference report later in the day. as
Chairman King of the Senate Dis
trict Committee promised to call it
up as soon as the House acted. SEN
ate concurrence will complete legls-
latlve action on the bill and it will
go to the White House for the siz-
nature of President Roosevelt.
The principal question fired at Pal
misano by Mapes concerned the pro-
posed income tax plan, which oriei-
nally constituted the heart Of the
new tax program. Palmisano ex-
planned there was consldera bic senti-
ment in favor of the income tax plan,
but the House conferees had It elm
mated in favor of two-ffths of one
per cent tax on gross receipts.
Representative Dirksen. Republican
OF Illinois. who sponsored the income
tax as member of the special sub
committee of the House District Com
mittee which framed the original tax
bill, interrupted the discussion to de-
clare:
We have got to have an income tax
in the District"
Mapes also questioned Palmisano
about $4,000 item in the tax bill for
survey of the municipal tax struc-
ture.
There have been a great MANY
surveys in the past" Mapes said "and
nothing can be accomplished by this
one"
Opponents Believed Mapping"
House leaders declined to discuss
the failure of opponents of the Miller
Tydlngs plan to carry out earlier
threats to attempt to force the report
back to conference for elimination
of the rider. Belief was expressed,
however. that the opponents we're
caught mapping" in view of the fact
Palmisano called up the report earlier
than had been anticipated.
The tax bill as finally approved by
the House provides
An increase in the real estate and
personal property tax from $3.50 to
s1.75.
A gross receipts tax of 2, of per
cent with an exemption of $4,000.
An increase from Is to per cent
in the tax on net premium receipts
of insurance companies.
A provision putting teeth" in the
existing Intangible tax law.
An inheritance and estates tax.
A weight tax on motor vehicles.
Authorization for the Commission
ers to borrow Federal funds in periods
of financial emergency such as now
exists.
Altogether the new tax program is
estimated to yield ss,075,O00 in addi-
tional revenue in the current fiscal
year and more later.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
NEW TROPICAL STORM
FEARED IN BAHAMAS
Boats Warned to Exercise Cau-
ton as Squally Weather
Appears.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. August g.
The Weather Bureau said today there
was evidence of the development
of tropical storm over the Northern
Bahama Islands.
Small craft along the eastern coast
OF Florida and in Northern Bahama
waters we're warned to exercise eau
ton during the next "a hours
The Weather Bureau issued an
advisory saying: "Squally weather was
reported at am. over the Northern
Bahama Islands and the ocean to the
northeast with pressure somewhat be-
low normal and evidence of the de-
velopment Of slight circulation, with
the center about IS miles northeast Of
Nassau"
The conditions were said to be mov-
ing northwestward The highest winds
reported we're IS to 80 miles an hour.
with an increase possible.
The weather observers said the dis
turbed conditions first were reported
last night.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

3 pm. today.
deliberately composed suicide note
which was sent to his brother bv
special delivery and the subsequent
finding OF coat near Arlington Memo
rial Bridge. today started police drag
ging the Potomac River for the body
OF Michael L. Eidsness, jr., a.. of
the Dupont Circle Apartment, former
superintendent of the Post Office De-
partment Division of Stamps.
The garment, found on the grass at
the Washington end of the bridge. was
identified by Lars Eidsness, 22l4 New
ton street northeast. as the coat to the
only suit which appeared missing from
his brothers wardrobe.
Beside the coat. discovered by John
Kern, 1910 Blair road, National
Capital Parks employe, also lay two
notes, one addressed to the coroner
and the other to the Newton street
address Of Lars Eidsness.
The latter found his brothers apart
ment in perfect order and with a desk
sealed when he hurried there after
receiving the special delivery letter at
1870 am. In addition to a letter
stating that Michael. we'll known as
philatelist, preferred death to limited
activity and future invalidism, the
envelope contained personal papers
and the keys to the apartment, where
Evening star., 1937-08-03
RexMartin Was
Passenger on
Ship.
ARMY PILOT
SIGHTS WRECK
Plane "Totally Tn.
der Water With No
Sign of Life.''
BULLETIN.

BALBOA. Canal Zone, August 3
R'.-The United States destroyers
Babbltt and Taylor steamed at top
speed today toward a point 20 miles
off Colon BreakWater, where. air
plane observers reported, the sub
merged luxury amphlbian Santa
Maria was seen in the sea.
A Pan Americana Grace Airline
spokesman said there was no indi-
cation as to whether any of the
II passengers or creWmen had
survived.
BY the Associated Press.
The War Department received g
message from its Panama military es.
tablishment today asserting an Army
plane had located the missing Pan
American-Grace Airways flying boat
80 miles northeast of Cristobal but
had found no signs of life near it.
The brief radio message said merely
that the airllner, which carried II
passengers and crew of 3, was To-
Gated totally under water with nc
sign of life"
Shortly afterward the Navy said the
aircraft tender Teal had been ordered
to the place where the airliner sub
merged.
A message to the Navy Department
said fleet airbase plane also hao
sighted the missing plane.
Fleet airbase plane sighted an en-
gine section minus engine of missing
plane about 265 degrees, 20 miles
Colon Breakwater Light the Navy
message said. mo personnel or addi-
tional wreckage sighted Search be-
ing conducted for possible survivors. -
Earlier, naval authorities IN the
Canal Zone had ordered out the sub
marines SAB, S-45 and S-46 to join
other surface vessels and aircraft in
the search for the missing airliner.
The Pan-American-G Grace ship took
of yesterday from Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor, for Balboa. in the Canal Zone.
In its last radio message to Panama
It reported that it was circling down.
ward because of overcast skies.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
BRENT TO PRESS SUIT

LOS ANGELES, August 3 fP).-
Film Star George Brent said today
he would press his suit for annul-
ment Of his marriage to Constance
Worth, actress.
Miss Worth said yesterday nothing
could come between" her and Brent,
who seeks to dissolve the marriage on
grounds they failed to comply with
Mexican law In a ceremony at Tia
Juana,
Evening star., 1937-08-03
ONE OF CUNTS SICK

Emile Dionne Isolated From Sis
ters for Few Days.
CALLANDER, Ontario, August 3
canadian Press. - Emile Dionne
can't play with her sisters outside
their nursery for few days-this
quintuplet. says DR.. Alan Roy Dafoe.
is under the weather"
The doctor-guardian said Etnilie
was suffering from the heat and would
stay inside for . few days.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
TAX BILL REPORT
ADOPTED D|NHOUSE
WITHOUT BATTLE
Fight Over Miller. .Tydings
Price Rider Fails to
MateriaIize.
SENATE IS EXPECTED
TO ACT LATER TODAY
Approval Given by Representa-.
tlves After Brief Questioning
i Of Palmisano by Mapes.
BACKGROUND

BACK CKCROUNO-
After defeating such revenue
or1ng1ng innovations for the Dis
r'ct as an income tar and sales
tar the House and Senate both hate
acted on a District tar bill sought
since last March. The original pur-
pose uds to increase the income of
the government here By $4,000 900.
HoWeUer, the bill agreed on by
House and Senate conterees is cal
cutated to increase it BY $4,000 900.
1he conference report uas intro
duced into the House yesterday,
pairing the way for final action to-
day.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

the former Post Office official had
lived alone.
A short while after Lars Eidsness
had given police a description of his
brother and asked them to broadcast
lookout in an attempt to intercept
him, he was notified the coat had
been found. Harbor police. who were
already dragging near Highway Bridge
(See EIDSNESS, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1937-08-03

was announced. she explained. she had
first fallen in love while watching him,
night after night. play the piano in
his orchestra. They were married in
her mothers suite in the Hotel Pierre.
As the result Of her marrying "out
Of society,"" her name was dropped
from the Social REGISTER.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
HOUSE UNIT BACKS
D. c. AIRPORT BILL
Refuses to Reconsider May
Measure Over Protests
and Reports It.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
For decade an adequate airport
TOR Washington has ben sought.
But nothing has been done. al
though bills hare been introduced
at euery session OF Congress since
1926. Washington Airport cannot
be enlarged uithout Federal aid.
Pilots serted notice recently they
rould refuse to use airport longer
IN bad heather. Camp Springs,
Nd, nas recommended by District
Airport Commission for site Of
model airport, bit Navy objected
because Of nearby ndUal radio de-
DeloD1nent.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
JUSTICE VAN ORSDEL
IS REPORTED SAME
District Jurist Suffering From
Heart Ailment in Great
Barrington. Mass.

The condition of Justice Josiah A.
Van Orsdel was unchanged today, ac-
cording to word from his bedside in
Great Darlington, Mass, where the
associate justice of the United States
Court Of Appeals for the District is
critically Ill.
Justice Van Orsdel is suffering from
q chronic heart condition.
His wife and their niece, Mrs Kath-
crime Warren, are at his bedside.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Summary of Today's Star
Page. EDITORIALS AND COMMENT.

bOoG hslV OOtlCby
Obituary ---A-1z Woman's Pg. Ala
FOREIGN.
Japan rejects Soviet protest against
raid on consulate. Page Al
NATIONAL.
Search is made at sea for missing
airliner. Page Al
La Guardia sees need for housing con-
troll by U. s. Page Al
House considerat ton of Senate wage
hour bill sought. Page Al
Row precedes Senate consideration of
judiciary bill. Page Al
Wheeler doubts validity Of c. d o.
stock issue. Page Al
Wagner explains housing bill in Ma
tional Radio Forum. Page B-s
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Tax bill report adopted in House
without battle. Page Al
Police drag river for body Of Michael
L. Eidsness, jr. Page Al
Gains are reported by both A. F. OF L.
and c. I. o. Page Az
Phantom" bandit to be sought in
police lineup tonight. Page Az
Social Security Board Job dispute near
settlement. Page AS
Man arrested for "abducting" daugh-
ter seeks her release. Page B-1
Harrison named D. G. Public Utilities
counsel. Page B-1
Union painters hearing is scheduled
tomorrow. Page B-1
Consideration Of nti-picketing regu-
htion u postponed Pags D-l
Evening star., 1937-08-03
"a Die in Gasoline Blast.

SMYRNA, Turkey. August 3 F.-
TWenty-four workers were burned to
death today and 10 were seriously
injured when q district gasoline depot
between Bairakn and Burnova ex-
p1oded.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Amendment to Insure Co..
Iective Bargaining Ac-
cepted, Green Says.
WHITE HOUSE PARLEY
DELAYS BILL HEARINGS
Walsh-Healy Act Supervision Due
to Be Omitted From Fin.
ished Measure.

bill Saturday By uote OF 56 to 2S.
Senate authorized firing of mini
mum rage not to erceed 40 cents
an hour and ,oork meek OF not less
than 40 hours. Some House mem
bers Uould authorize Labor Stand
ards Board to fr minimum maocs
up to 20 cents an hour and mar
,nlum 1pork 1Deek as short as IS
hours.
BY the Associated Press.
William Green, president OF the
American Federation OF Labor, said
after White House conference today
that President Roosevelt had agreed
in principle to three amendments
suggested by the federation to the
Wage-hour bill.
Green said the three amendments,
which he would propose. were:
l. A clarif1cation OF the bill to make
sure there would be mo setting aside
of collective bargaining agreements
when minimum wages and maximum
hours were fixed by the Labor Stand
ards Board. provided for in the bill.
2. A prohibition against the boards
fixing any minimum wage in locality
lower than those provided for in COL
lective bargaining agreements; also, a
provision that the board consider pre-
vaillng wages in the locality. AL
though differentials would be allowed
Green said the second amendment
also would prohibit minimum rate in
one locality from discriminating
against another locality.
Walsh -Healy Provision.
8 Elimination of the section which
would put the wage-hour provisions
OF the Walsh Healy act, under which
standards for Government contractors
are fixed, under the supervision of
the new board.
Green said the federation will be
TOR the bill with these amendments.
He did not say what stand the
organization would take If the amend
ments failed.
Green assumed responsibility for a
one days delay in hearings on the
bill by the House Labor Committee.
but said he had requested the post
ponement. with White House knowl-
edge, in order to acquaint the Presi-
dent with his proposed changes before
submitting them to the committee.
House Action DELAYED.
Before Green visited the White
House. the House Labor Committee
had Unexpectedly postponed consider
alton Of the bill.
Chairman Norton said action was
delayed at the request Of President
Roosevelt, but later some question was
raised as to whether the President had
requested the delay directly.
If there has been any misunder-
standing. I am to blame" Green told
reporters.
Mrs. Norton said amendments would
be submitted to the committee for con-
sideration tomorrow.
Mrs. Norton said the changes. were
designed to bring the bill passed
by the Senate more in line with what
tsee WAGE-HOUR, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03
la GUARD|A BACKS
HOUSING MEASURE
Asserts Private Enterprise
Is Unable to Construct
Proper Dwellings.
BACKGROUND

KGROUND-
Improued housing for the Door
nds an early aim OF the Roosevelt
administration. The Publics Works
Administration, the Resettlement
Administration and the Federal
Housing administration supplied
some housing. but for three years
the Nep Deal has udnted legisla-
ton committing it to long-term
housing program Senator WAGNER
IS the most actire congressional
proponent OF governmental aid to
Improve housing.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
SESSION END SEEN SOON
Barkley Thinks Congress Will
Quit Between August IS and Is.

duIt beCWeen Aug ust and %.
By the Associated Press
Majority Leader Barkley said today
he believed Congress would be able
to agree on an adjournment date
somewhere between August is and
August Is.
He said the exact time would de-
pend on how rapidly the House and
Senate could clean up remaining
business.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
'The Proof of the Pudding
Is in the Eating"

During the month OF July
The Star printed a total Of
1,60l,563 lines OF paid advertis-
ing, a gain of 54,989 lines over
July, 1886.
For the last five years The
Star has led all other news
papers in the United States in
volume Of advertising. "The
proof Of the pudding is in the
eating"
Yesterdays Circulation
Monday, Aug. 2, 1937----136, 1856
Monday, Aug. 3, 1936----13O,072
Gain 6,913
Some returns not yet received;
all leftovers deducted.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Riuer Dragged for Missing
Ex-Head of y. S. Stamp Bureau
BULLETIN.

The body Of Michael l.. Eldsness
jr., was found by harbor police near
the Memorial Bridge shortly before
pm. today.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
BY ]. A. O'LEARY,

The right of President Roosevelt to
appoint a new member to the Su-
preme Court to take the place of JUS
tice Van Devanter, retired, was chal-
lenged today by Senator Borah. Re-
publican. of Idaho.
Coming on the heels of Senator
Vandenberg's resolution of yesterday
seeking to have the Senate express
itself against recess appointments to
the highest court. Borah's remarks
touched of a constitutional debate
which delayed temporarily considera-
ton OF the Wagner housing bill.
Taking the floor as soon as the
Senate convened, Borah surprised his
colleagues by declaring:
Il want to invite attention to the
ICan ~NYYn-
Evening star., 1937-08-03
NO COURT VACANCY
.Ex|STS,SAYSBORAH
Presidents Right to Replace
Van Oevanter CHALLENGED
on Laws Language.
BACKGROUND

ACKGROUND-
OBSERVERS thought the court bill
issue nds buried July %. mhen the
Senate poted to recommit the ST.
preme Court reutsion legislation.
But rumbles still come from court
defenders. Senator Vandenbero
wants to put the Senate on record
against recess appointment to
rH the place uacdted by Justice
Van Deudnter. The comparatively
'nnocuous second reptsion of the
court bill, Which is limited to max
ing changes in Federal judicial
procedure. is expected to open the
opposition's attacks once more.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

tSee COURT, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03
WEATHER.

% 8. Weather Bureau ForecastJ
Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature; gentle. variable
winds Temperatures today-Highest, 81,
at l:30 pm; lowest, SO, at 6 am. Tenn
perature at pm, IS.
Full report on page A-l2.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

(See A1RLINER, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03

(See AIRPORT, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03

(See EIDSNESS. Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1937-04-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Blk Blk HA Vest Baito. A pike. of Madison1sEntire
End f.. 2 rms. kit. bath. ami. S32 so.
3 SHERIDAN, AVE, .HYATTsvILLE--2
large rooms. bath. unfurn: heat, light;
near school: So 30. Greenwood 1897
ONE OR. TWO LARGE ROOMS. FUR
nished !. .h,k. ami. inner-Spring mat
is minutes from b. G. Clarendon s4s.F-2.
STRICTLY. MODERN 5-RooM APT.
rage; on bus iine Greenwood 1ao2.
1927 LEE HIGHWAY. va R, K. D..
bath; garage. +. bath, garage refriger-
TAKoMA. PARK. 219 MAPLE AVE
1 1ast n; a. : large &C. furn n rms; priy pco bath;
, ROOMS; FIRST FLOOR; HEAT. LIGHT,
72S2. 921 N. Quincy St. Clarendon Va.
HYATTSVILLE. MD. 30 BAYLY AVE. G!
blocks north of Franklin and Wine ave.
off Wine)-Ney brick. detached never
Geeupiea entire SECOND floor apt; apt fully
S4950. including heat gas, electricity.
A SPLENDID LOCATED 2-ROOM AND
bath apt. in a small exclusive apt. house
in one of best sections of charming old
Alexandria; arranged as combination
living and bed room and combination
dining room and kitchenette; living room
has, southern and eastern exposures; con-
venient to churches. stores. theaters and
busSes. and yet in strictly residential sec
ton: only o to l 5 min. drive along beau
tiful Potomac River Memorial Boulevard
Price. S35. Desirable tenants only. Call
Alexandria o4bl
Evening star., 1937-04-17
COOPERATIVE APIS FOR SALE.

INHERITED EQUITY AT SACRIFICE,
rooms and bath. Hampshire Gardens.
restricted to GentileS. Monthly payment
only S45. includes Sl1 curtail on trust,
refriseration. and all charges. Fine invest
ment. Apartments rent at S62 so. I'm
mediate possession. Address Box 37s-S,
Star office. 49,
Evening star., 1937-04-17
THE BRIARCLlFF

1852 Mintwood Place NV.
&6S 00-Apt. 401-4 rooms,
kitchen. bath. electric
.efrig eration; porch.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
THE RITZ
1881 Euclid Street NV.

&67 50-Apt. 506-2 rooms,
kitchen. dinette. bath;
electric refrigeration. house meter.
(All outside rooms)
Evening star., 1937-04-17
APARTMENTS uNEuRhIsuEp.

1920 FULLER ST. NV, EN-
bassy ToWerS-2 rooms, dinette,
kitchen and bath. $500. See
Resident Manager.
1900 K st. n.W.-3 rooms, large
foyer, kitchen and bath, elec. re-
frigeration, switchboard and ele-
vator service. $92.50. See Res.
Mgr.
300 F st. n.w.-2 rooms, kitch-
en- and bath, elec. refg. $40.
1862 Ontario pl. n.W.-2 rooms,
kitchen and bath, elec. refriger-
alton. $50.
BOSS g. PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV. Natl. $500.
r. REFINED II GoboREP-oPEH TO-DAY. so
AFFLEcK. s4aa PA. AVE, WEST 3o53;
FOR COLORED
o2S JAZZ ard bstb St sw'-a rooms semi-pri- $40 .o
81 st. Sc rooms and bath - 3d.
1913 1a1a E19YP 81 NV E DAVIS Nst{e2al G9s ossg.
es5 Va. Ave. ~ s'E' Apt. 2s.
LvinF bed room ktshen dnett.
1s'R hot vaeP aq and S3F aner Ts serSes rsn
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 9TH st. NV Met. 0100.
COLORED.
1245Ha Duncan st. ne
a rms. bath; elec.- $50. 80
62B Del. ave. S.w.-
3 rms. k. b. 80
1545 9Th st. NV
s,s s"st, 4ts F#os4s IS sW P: ssi,. 1919.
FOR COLORED.
1918 Q st, n.w.-5, rooms and bath; gas
and electricity. h.-w.h.; $50.
ROB'T LEE O'BRIEN.
ITO Eye St NV Met 1885