Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 29

b FILIPINOS FORM CLUB. 3 COLUNBUSLGHT WL AD FLYERS Record Number of Designs Forecast for Beacon-Memo- rial in Domingo. | | The extensive development of 2 new ! atyle of lighthouses, designed to meet | the needs of aviators as well as mari- | ners, is being noted in the designs re- ceived by the special committee of the Pan-American Union which is conduct- inz & world-wide competition for a Co- | lumbus Memorial Lighthouse to be erected in the Dominican Republic. | Already it 1s reported that responses | from architecis promise to establish & record for both the number of designs | submitted ana_the number of countries | ented. The geatest number of | 4 ver submitted in & competi- | tion was for the famous Peace Palace #t The Hague. architects from over haif | the nations of the world participating. | The s al committee which ar- ranged the Columbus contest includes | members of the governing board of the | Pan-American Union. Secretary of State Kellogg. chairman, extended the | Invitaticns to participate. £ In announcing the contest it is pointed out that d development has been | made in the plans for supplving air- plane and dirigible service to the Cen- tral American and Caribbean countries, £ that the mid of the powerful beacon light which will honor Columbus’ mem- | orr will be much needed.” | w typss of beacons already have be installed in several localities. kel i one om Governors Island. in New York Harbor. and there are some on the French and English coasts. COMMISSIONERS TO ACT ON LICENSING OF GUIDES. Jesce Recommendation Will Be Considered at Session Tomorrow. Consideration will be given by the Dustrict Commissioners tomorrow to 2 recommendation of Maj. Edwin B. Hesse. | suverintendent of police, that & regu-| lation be adopted to require all sight- seeing guides in Washington to be d | | j. Hesse's proposal has been be- | fors the Commissioners for several| weeks, but consideration has been de-’ ferred because.of the belief of one of the Commissioners that a erving need | does not exist for such a regulation.! Refore definite action is taken, it is! the intention of the Commissioners to | have Maj. Hesse appear before them 2nd explain his reasons for ld\'oclu.nl! the regulation. | Many of the guides. Maj. Hesse said, | lack an accurate historical knowledge of the National Capital and often paint fanciful verbal pictures to visitors that are purely imaginative. i ‘The proposad regulation provides that | the captain of the police precinct in | which the applicant for a guide's license | Tesides shall report on his character. | reputation and historical knowledge of | ‘Washington before a license is issued. | No fee would be charged for the licenss. | | TR —— | Visavan Islands Natives Here Or- ganize Circle. | Filipinos in Washington who come from the Visayan Islands have organ- | {2sd “The Visayan Circle,” most of the Mmembers of which are graduates and students-of the universitiss in this city. The purpose of the organization is “to give literary and musical programs: to uphold the Constitution of the United States: to get in touch with all Visay- | ans and all Pilipinos in the United | be friendly with the American people ™ i Pelix Songalia Bayaya is the founder: Simplicio Bucia, president: Procoplo Estrella, vice president; Andres P. Bel- ! tran, secretary: Miss Paz les, | treasurer. and Gracizno Carvajal and | Louis Fernandez, members of the board | of council. { Agrees to $300 Verdict. | Robert H. Orrison. 1303 Buchanan | street. has consenied to a verdict for | $300 damages inst him in favor of ‘Thomas N. Ga minor, who was in- Jured Beptember 1. 1927, when a truck of the defendant collided with him as he rode a bicycle on Georgia avenue at | Piney Branch road. The verdict was | rendered by 2 jury in Circult Division | 2 before Justice Bailey. Atiornev C. glgmm Caywond represented the plain- CREERON 614 12th St. Between F and G Sts. 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