Evening star. [volume], June 11, 1930, Page A-7, Image 7

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CITY DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM OUTLINED
Will Be Well Under Way
Within Four Years, Heath
• Tells Michigan Bankers.
Within three or four years most of
the great development program for the
National Capital will have been accom
plished or will be well under way, ac
cording to Ferry K. Heath, Assistant
Secretary of the. Treasury, in charge of
the public building program.
This prediction was made by Mr.
Heath today in addressing the Michigan
Bankers' Association at Grand Rapids,
Mich., in connection with the showing
of the film "The Nation's Capital.”
which was produced here under direc
tion of Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon.
While the whole program will run
Over a period of possibly 8 or 10 years,
Mr. Heath gave assurance that much
will be completed within less than half
that time.
Reviewing the projected development
of the Nation's Capital, Mr. Heath de
scribed it as including "a grand devel
opment of the Mall, w hich stretches |
from the Capitol to the Lincoln
Memorial.’*
"As adjuncts to this great Govern- i
tnent park, bordered as it will be by j
magnificent departmental buildings,” j
Mr. Heath said, "will be the expansion :
of the Capitol Grounds to the Union j
6tation, the additions to the Senate and
House office buildings, the new build-;
ing for the Supreme Court, the great
Arlington Memorial Bridge, the new
highway to Mount Vernon and the
drive from the Lincoln Memorial to the
Great Falls of the Potomac. .
Drives to Be Developed.
“The Cram ton park bill. Just passed,
which has been sponsored by Repre
sentative Cram ton,” Mr. Heath ex-;
plained, "provides the means for a great
development of the drives along the
Potomac. The highway to Mount Vernon
will be completed soon, and in a few years
there will be a beautiful drive extend
ing from Fort Washington to the Great
Falls of the Potomac, where a bridge is
to be built, and another highway ex
tending from there all the way to Mount
Vernon. In addition, legislation pro
vides for the extension of Rock Creek
Park Into Maryland, so that all the j
lovely country and great natural beau- j
ties of the scenery in and around Wash- |
Ington will be saved to the people for
All time.
"In a few years visitors to Washing
ton will leave the Union Station, which,
as you know, Is a magnificent gateway
to the city, step out into the station
plaza, drive past the great buildings of
the Capitol group down a Federal ave
nue lined with the most magnificent
architectural composition to be found
anywhere in the world, the outline of
Classical buildings reflected In pools and |
cascades, beautiful gardens on every
side and shaded drives, until they pass
the Washington Monument and arrive
at the Lincoln Memorial. Its beauty
seems to grow with the year*. From the
memorial the great Arlington Bridge
leads you to the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier and the last resting place of
thousands of the defenders of the land.
Progress Over U. S. Outlined.
“The people of the country will have
A Capital expressing and fulfilling their
needs which will become the great
shrine of the Republic. To paraphrase
two presidents, Washington will express
the soul of America and stand as the
symbol of the Nation.”
Mr. Heath outlined progress In the
building program throughout the coun- j
try. On January 1 of this year, he I
said, "we had $40,000,000 of contracts I
on hand. Due to the extended program
And the desire of the administration to*
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Automobile Entry
To White House
To Be Made Easier
It will be an easier matter to
arrive at the White House—
speaking from the viewpoint of
a motorist, rather than a presi
dential aspirant—when Pennsyl
vania avenue is repaved and
changes are made in the en
trance to the grounds of ttye
White House.
Sharp turns are to be eased
bv making a wider arc in the
outlines of the entrance drive
ways to permit automobiles en
tering the grounds to turn in
from the Avenue with more con
venience.
The repaving of West Execu
tive avenue and State place be
tween the White House grounds
and Seventeenth street and New
York avenue, also is to be under
taken Immediately. The curb
lines are to be adjusted so that
if the old gate posts in West
Executive avenue are taken down
the pavement will be unbroken.
Removal of these antique posts
as constituting traffic hazards has
been urged from time to time,
but as yet they have withstood
all storms of protest.
place as much work as possible on the
market this year, we expect to have
$80,000,000 of contracts in force by the
first of next January'. To carry on this
enormous amount of work the super
vising architect’s office has a foroe of
more than 200 men working on sketches
and designs, plans and contracts, and
we are expanding this force by one
third as rapidly as is possible under the
civil service rules.”
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Cave-in Victim Dies.
LEADVILLE, Ohio, June 11 (£*).—'The
fifth victim of the cave-in Saturday
at the Climax mine, largest producer
of molybdenum in the world. Arthur
N. Wilson, died Sunday from In
juries received when he was burled by
rocks and dirt.
BACK HOME EXCURSION
From Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd
Reduced Round Trip Fares to
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VOIDING OF MARRIAGE
TO DIVORCEE IS ASKED
Married Without Knowing Wife's
Decree Fixed Six Months’ Ban,
Husband Alleges.
Alleging that he did not discover that
his wife was prohibited from remarry
ing within six months from the date
of her divorce until six months after
their marriage, Frank K. Heindrloh of
1461 Harvard street yesterday filed in
the District Supreme Court a bill for
annulment of his marriage to Mrs. Mary
Deacon Heindrich, The ceremony oc
curred here November 23, 1929.
Through Attorneys Raymond Neu-
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decree in the Circuit Court for the City
of Clifton Forge, Va. Heindrich states
that last month he discovered his wife
had no right to remarry until six
months from the date of the decree.
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Students Hold Demonstration.
BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, June 11
[IP). —Reports received here from Bari,
Italy, Monday said that Fascist stu
dents held demonstrations against
France and Jugoslavia. About 500 stu
dents were reported to have demon
strated before the Jugoslavian consulate.
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INCREASE IN TOURIST
CAMP BUSINESS REPORTED
Plans Are Being Made for Con
struction of Additional Cabins
Next Winter.
The tourist camp Is doing about one
third more business this year than at
any previous time, Capt. Ray C. Mont
gomery, superintendent of the United
States Park Police, who Is now also
superintendent of the tourist camp, said
today, with cars noted from almost
every State in the Union.
Tentative plans are afoot for the
construction of additional tourist eabina
at the camp next Winter, and Capt.
Montgomery and H. P. Clarke, resident
manager of the camp, are planning to
make some trips to tourist camps in
this vicinity to see if improvements
might be embodied In the operation
and extension of the local camp. Prep
arations are being made for extending
the bath housa facilities in the Fall.
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100 Drown as Chinese Boat Sinks.
SHANGHAI, June 11 UP).— One hun
dred passengers and crew of the Chi
nese steamer, Litung, weTe drowned
Monday. The Yangtze River vessel
struck a rock off Tungchow, on the
north shore of the river's mouth, and
sank.
CHURCH AND STATE TOPIC'
Adventista Discuss Dual Delations
Existing in England.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 11 (A*).—Ex
; isting relations between the church and
the state in Europe were up for dis
cussion here yesterday by the World
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Speakers included three European di
vision conference presidents, Revs. L. H.
Christian. H. F. Schuberth and A. V.
Olson. Featuring their addresses was
a discussion of tne effect on European
affairs of the restoration of the tem
poral power of the Pope in Italy.
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