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ZONING PLEAS FAIL;
CHANGES APPROVED
Con mission Refuses to In
crease Area Allowed for
Business District.
Tlu.leen applications for a new zon
ing lor properties in various sections of
the District were rejected today by the
Zonin - Commission. These applications
were mong the 17 considered bv the
comm, slon at a public hearing Wed
nesday
The najority of the proposed changes
which the commission denied sought to
have r.'sidential areas soiled tor com
mercial purposes. By its action the
commission indicated that it intends to
further circumscribe the encroachment
of commercial developments in areas
now ? ned for residential use. A re
cent survey by Maj. vV E R Covell.
senior Assistant Engineer Comniissicm
er and esecutise officer of the commis
sion. s'lowed that the District now has
four times as much commercial proper
ty as it needs.
The four changes approved by the
commission follow
Rezone from residential A and A re
united to residential B < estrictea square
2789. bounded on the north ty Sheridan
street, on the south by Hittenhouse
street, on the east by Thirteenth street
ar.d on the west by Fourteenth street.
Zone first commercial C area, 60-foot
height, the unzoned parcels near the
intersection of Georgia avenue and
Colorado avenue on both sides of
Georgia avenue and between the j
boundaries of the first commercial dis- j
trict.
Rezone from residential A restricted \
to residential A semi-restricted, prop- i
erty near Connecticut avenue. Kanawha
Street. Nevada and Nebraska avenues, j
Rezone from residential B area. 40- >
foot height, to second commercial D
area. fO-foot height, property facing ;
New York avenue and West Virginia
avenue near Fourteenth street north
east.
Important among the 13 petitions i
denied was one proposing a commercial
zoning for property on the east side |
of Twentieth street between R and
S streets. This application was vigor- j
ously opposed at the hearing.
Among the other applications denied j
were two in which proposed large build- j
lng are involved. One proposed a first j
commercial D area for the first com
mercial C property on the northwest
comer of Fifteenth and M streets. 1
where it is planned to erect an eight- j
atory office building The other would j
have permitted an increase from 90 to 1
110 feet in the height area on the
property on the south side of L street
between Eighteenth street and Con
necticut avenue, where Harry Wardman
has planned to erect a large building
HOSPITAL BUYS LAND.
About 2 acres of ground immediately!
to the north of Mount Alto V eterans j
Hospital on Wisconsin avenue have been
purchased by the Veterans' Bureau and i
added to the reservation.
Operations already have begun on a
more direct and less precipitous drive
way entrance to the hospital grounds
through the newly acquired property,
and a retaining wall is being built
t long the Wisconsin avenue frontage of
the old site. Considerable excavation i
v a« also made a’or.g the avenue in order \
to cut the steep hill bark far enough to !
allow » sidewalk on that side cf the !
street. j
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’ KLEKBI ATT ”“*V*
k WttiAe* Mia«rt h*irliu Phett* I,lml Bit
13-Spade Hand
Throws Club Car
| In Heated Turmoil
How a quiet game of bridge threw
the club car of the Red Arrow train,
bound from Detroit to Washington
■ last night., into a turmoil and started
a heated discussion among 20 pas
sengers was explained this morning
by A. J. Moran, auditor of freight
accounts of the Eric Railroad, who
held 13 spades and didn’t know what
to do.
But Mr. Moran’s luck did not stop
with his cards. When finally lie bid
4 spades no one raised him and
f he cleaned the boards. Other games '
, in the car had been disrupted, and j
20 passengers Joined the group which i
' milled around the table to sec the j
' perfect bridge hand, every one ar- j
guing how they would have played it !
Those who played with him were
E. R. Woodson, secretary of the
> j Railway Accounting Officers' Associ
. ation, who opened the bid witli 1
heart: A. T. Martin, a freight official
■ of the Southern Railway, who bid 2
i diamonds, and T. H. Maxwell of Bal- 1
timore. who called 2 hearts. Moran
had the fourth bid and all the
spades in the deck.
ARREST FOLLOWS
INJURY TO THREE
Victims in Motor Crash Ac
cuse. Lanham Man of
Recklessness.
■
Three persons were injured shortly
after midnight yesterday morning in a
i crash on an S curve on the Defense
Highway, between Bladensburg and
Lanham. Md.. resulting in the arrest
i late yesterday afternoon of Pete Hagan
of Lanham. who was charged with reck
less driving and leaving the scene of j
I an accident without giving his name
and address.
The injured trio, who were taken to
! Casualty Hospital bv Frank B White
|of Lanham. are: Mrs Anna Hensel.
| 61 years old. cut about the head and
; face: her son. Leonard C. Hopkins. 34
| years old. a Washington Terminal \
! switchman, cut about tHb face and
i right hand, and his wife. Mrs. Marie ;
Hopkins. 29 years old. gashed about the i
head and suffering from shock They >
| were on their wav to their home at
I Colmar Manor. Md.
j Physicians at Casualty Hospital stated
that none sustained serious injuries.
Mr. Hopkins «aid he was rounding ;
the curve when he saw a ear approarh
i ing so far out in the center of the ,
road that he realized that he would b’ j
compelled either to ditch his machine j
jor be struck head-on. As th»re was a '
; deep ditch bv the roadside, he hugged !
j th“ rim of the road and awaited th« -
! collision. The oncoming car. he said j
I ran into him. catehing his left front
wheel, and he crashed into a telephone j
• pole
The driver of the other car stooped j
I and eot out of his machine. H n refused
■ to *ske us to th“ hospital, and drove off !
, wi ,v, out giving his n»n»,” he said
Two children w«re injured Thursdav !
in traffic
Curtis Biddle 8 rears old 734 Sixth j
street, sustained injuries about the leg
I when he was struck by an automobile
which was emerging from a garage at ,
j 613 G street The machine. ooMee re
ported. is owned bv the Kemmes Motor j
Co. and was driven bv Edwin A Rnn*>r. J
25 vears old. 1875 Mintwood nlace. The
injured bov was treated at Emergency
HernitaJ and returned home later
B'x-vear-old Mars* Thora*>. 1384 Co
lumbia mad posrib’v sustained a frac- :
ture of the leg when sh* was knocked i
down a* Thirteenth and Harvard streets 1
bv an automobile driven, police stated,
bv Jos«oh E. Mi’ler. 5313 Illinois ave
nue. who took the ehMd to Garfield
Hospital She was removed later to
children’s Hospital
Cumberland Man Suicide.
I sp**ial IFt*fiJt<h t.y Th*> «ta*.
CUMBERLAND. Md.. February 17
j Lee Gortner. 42 years old. former sig
: nal maintainer for th« Baltimore & Ohio
.Railroad, died at W*>s*om Marviand
■ Hospital h»re today of a se!f-inflir*ed
‘ wound. According to the authorities
: Gortner went to a bam near th- home
!of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Gort- :
ner. Mountain Lake Park, and fired five
; bullets into his chest. He was unmar
ried. He is said to have been despond- 1
ent because of ill health.
LANE SANITARIUM
FOR INVALIDS AND
(O N V AI. FSCI •. NTS
1654 Columbia Rd.
| Superintendent PI one 1 *■!. 8793 j
MARLOW COAL CO.. EST 1858
COAL i
Dependable Quality i
Reliable Service
Fair Prices
MARLOW
COAL COMPANY
811 E St. N.W.—Main 311
FLAT TIRE?
MAIN 500
LF.ETH BROTHERS
/ \
Quettion : Why is emulsi
fied cod-liver oil, in the form
, ol Scott’s EmuUion, so gen
erally used ?
\ Answer: Because it is pal
atable and pleasant to take.
• Children and grown people
soon acquire a liking for it.
By all means take
i SCOTTS EMULSION 1
THE EVEXTXfi ST AT?. WASHTKOTOX, P. C.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1038.
HARLAND FORESEES
BAN ON ALL PARKING
Resumption of Angle Plan on
Downtown 13th Street Would
Hasten Move. He Warns.
—
Resumption of angle parking on ;
downtown Thirteenth street, for which I
merchants along the thoroughfare and :
officials of the Merchants and Mann- i
facturers' Association are campaigning,
would hasten the day when all parking ■
in the congested section will hare to be ,
abolished. Traffic Director Harland
warned yesterday afternoon during a i
• conference on the matter with the i
board of governors of the association, J
: which was attended by a group of Thir- j
teenth street merchants.
The traffic director told the mer- i
chants that so far as he was concerned >
the present parallel parking system d
The Wilkins Building
No. 1512-14 H St. N.W.
Modern Fireproof Building
OFFICES FOR RENT
Single or en suite, large, bright rooms each with
running water; 24-hour elevator service.
Reasonable Rentals
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
. Inrorimrated.
Phone Main 9700. 1321 Conn. Avc.
r m ‘ aasaaa mnwE m ‘ B ‘ |
The New Ideal Model Home j|
In Breuiiinger's Shepherd Park
| 7520 Morningside Drive |
S Completely furnished £»
g Bv W. & J. Sloane
Will be open for public inspection every dav ! ISS
from 10 \.M to b P.M. g
® Easy to Reach: Bv Automobile or Run. via Sixteenth Street,
to Alaska At enne. Turn left from Alaska At enne on Morning■ 5*
|rj side Price, to Ideal Model Home Inear IJlh St. and Alaska &J
| ~C&sretminger<> Sons .— I
||j Owners and Builders
"U*LJri__—r Business Sit
n.nr I HI 0-121 l Tenlli Si.
2 : 2 l N.W.
________ Plot 66x100 Feet
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j sale or retail mercantile
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finance it up to 80% of cost.
WARD/V\AN
1437 K St. N.W. Main 3830
(Ask for Mr. Schladt)
franklin
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When You Buy Coal
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ba\e fouiul Vim lie,.irk »S Son, reliable Loal denier*.
Our reliability begin* with the b«*»t final obtainable.
If protect, your intermit v»itlt pernoital »upervi*ion, cleun
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Look at your f.oal Hit* today and then n*e the telephone.
I lift and Hater Streets S.tf ~ Oppo-ile lliirenii of Instating
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If W
CHESTNUT v r ,N®B
eolfee, votir uisli
I? A I) If U »f«wii «« IH- t»
X /m ■% ivl *7 \ery i»«um , *l»inj{ W
(* i| it a «* ilyoii;tdd< hc-t*
. K E A M |,- » r ' n "
t rc a tit, It is
sg.cci and pure and rich, because M mine*
from the dairy rated Inylicst by the District
Health Dcpai tment,
The Knowing Mother
Will lta\7e No Other
POTOMAC 4000 *
Penniyhania Avenue at 26th St. N.W.
vlnaMn *4P
would be retained In the Interest of
greater safety and to relieve traffic con
gestion. and denounced the angle park
ing plan as the source of grave hazard.
At the conclusion of the session, how
ever. the merchants' organization de
termined to continue its efforts to
have angle parking re-established, and a
committee was appointed to lay the
matter again before the District, Com
missioners. Members of this committee
arc R. P. Andrews, Richard Lamb.
George H. Emmons. Charles Frame.
Charles Clagett. J. C. Callahan and
I Walter Brownley.
I Pleas for a change In the parking
regulations were led by Gen. Anton
j Stephan, president of the merchants’
| association, who charged that business
firms affected by the rule had not been
given adequate notice of the institution
iof the parallel parking plan. Maurice
; D. Rosenberg, general counsel of the
1 association, pointed out that business
| men afTeeted by the regulation were op
posed to the rule and that their pro
tests merited greater consideration.
i Children ore said to be betting on
ring raees in England.
I ■££> Atlantic & Pacific ?»* I
TODAY and TOMORROW /">.
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favored products are all offered at prices that emphasize to even a greater extent our policy cf selling at
rock bottom . Check over this list now and note the savings to be enjoyed—a veritable
FEAST OF VALUES FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
I STRICTLY FRESH WASHINGTON
EGGS FLOUR
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raisins SUGAR ™
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MORTON’S SALT SMOKED HAMS
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Spinach .... 3 1b5.,25c Lib Jj 1 C |p
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Cooking Applet 2 Lb*., i3c f res h Shoulders Fresh Hams I
Florida Oranges Doz., 49c 0/1
Florida Grapefruit 3 for 25c X uC 4H\JC
New Carrots Bunch , 6c ~TT "IT ’ 7777 >
Fancy Fresh Tomatoes Lb.,2oc Water Oyst€TS Ft. 35c Q* Ssc 1
Cauliflower Head, 25c 1177171 777777777777 ill
I Yellow Onions 3 Lbs., 10c a nr 1
NewCoMoge z.fc.,Sc C/iucß Koos# Roast ot Beef
Potatoes 10 Lbs., 29c OUT* #O/1
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