Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 24

THE EVENING MASONIC MEMORIAL GROUP IN SESSION National Association Con- venes in Alexandria to Plan Completion of Temple. ‘The annual meeting of the George ‘Washington National Masonic Memo- rial Association opened in Alexandria today in the auditorium of the Masonic ‘Temple now under construction. The Eelhmmlry meeting was held in Wash- gton yesterday. Reports from delegates from the vari- ous States on the collection of money for the continuance of work on the temple will be the principal business foday, and on these reports will be ‘based the plans for the amount of work to be done on the building for the com- ing year. It is expected that an appropriation will be made to finish the stone work on the tower of the temple, which is located on Shooters Hill, overlooking Alexandria. Sessions both this morning and afternoon were devoted exclusively to_business. ‘Tomorrow’s session, which will be held in the Alexandria-Washington rooms, will adjourn with the election of officers at noon, and in the afternoon the delegates will make their annual pligrimage lfl Mount Vernon, ‘where a wreath will be on the tomb of Washington, 1t is expected that the present officers and board of directors of the associa- tion will be re-elected tomorrow. Louis A. Watres of Scranton, Pa., is president. and J. Claude Keiper of Washington is secretary. Charles H. Callahan of Alexandria is a member of the board of directors. eI S YOUNG D. C. DANCERS CHOSEN FOR COMEDY Fifteen Will Appear “The Honeymoon,” to Be Presented by Drama Guild. Fifteen experienced young dancers of Washington have been chosen to ngpur in peasant and court dances, whicl colorful and authentic features of “The Honeymoon. medieval comedy of old to be presented by the Commu- D ity Drama Guild of ‘Washington at Mc- Kinley Auditorium, Second and T streets northeast, Priday, February 28, and llturd.ly March 1. Miss Lisa Gardiner of the Tcherni- m-cmxdmer Dancers, has arrenged “Jota” and the “Pavana,” both of vhich date back to the time of Colum- bus, which is the period of “The Honey- moon.” The girls who will appear in the “Jota” at the village fair, are Christine Btewart, Katherine Mullowney, Clayton Estes, Jane Dunscombe, Anne Vucina- vich, Helen Clark, Betty Holliday, Ame- lita ‘Alfaro, Katherine Vaughn, Lenora Bell, Cornelia Covington and Martha Bounds. Those who will appear in the court dances are Mnunne Mulliner, Elizabeth Berkeley, Snl.ly in ad- dition to Misses Stewart, Vucinavich and Clark. Guitarists for the dances have been ehodl:‘x; from the Walter T. Holt Studio Tickets for both performances of “The Honeymoon” went on sale today at T. Arthur Smith's Concert Bureau, the Willard Newsstand and the head- quarters of the A. AA PARK POLICE TO RECEIVE NEW SUMMER UNIFORMS Bids for Spring Issue Will Be| Opened by Col. Grant March 3. Police in the parks will look spick and $pan again this season. Officials of the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks announced - yesterday that bids ere being asked for uniform clothing and uniform caps for Summer wear by fih! Unlted S'-!'. Park Police. The which will be the snflnt issue, will be known as 14-ounce to those worn last year. Bflu for these uniforms will be opened on March 3, under the direction of Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, director of mc buildings and public parks. e are at present 70 officers making up the rersonnel of the United States Park Police. Under congressional authority, park ;oucemen are permitted an annual uni- allowance, and contracts for the unlxorm.s and caps are made in one lot, to insure economy. regular | » German Firm Sues Property Custodian For Wireless Station The Hochfrequenz - Maschinen Aktiengesellschaft Fur Drahtlose Telegraphie is the name of a Ger- man corporation entered on the books of the District Supreme Court as a plaintiff in a sult against Hnlu’d Sutherland, alien property custodian, for the recov- ery of a wireless station at Tuck- erton, N. J. The name is one of the longest ever entered on the court dockets. Through Attorney Dean Hill Stanley the company asks for Lhe return of its property or 80 pe: cent of a fund of $50,000 held by the custodian. HOTEL MEN SUPPORT VOTE FOR DISTRICT Petition Adopted by Hotel Greeters of America Is Sent to Senate. | A petition favoring national repre- sentation for the people of the District was sent to the Senate yesterday after- noon by Washington, D. C., Charter No. 31, of the Hotel Greeters of America. It was referred to the judiciary committee. | The petition was in support of the pro- | posed constitutional amendment which would empower Congress to give the Dlntflct npresentaflnn in the House and te, the right to vote for President lnd Vice President and the status of citizens in the Federal courts. "So Skinny | Was Ashamed toPut ona Bathmg Suit. Gained 15 Ibs. “J want to tell eo- yone how much IRONIZED YEAST helped me in every . Took just two bottles. I feel much better and have gained 15 lbs.,something I have tried so hard to do for several years. I was always ashamed to put on a bathing suit, but now I can put on one andnot feel tooskinny.” L-:—L‘fi«-w‘é-— New IRONIZED YEAST BmldsWengl:t, Streng!h, Nerve Force. Qulck Res Ends Constipation, lntluemon, Nervousness. 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With an eye on the day when air- planes will be more commoyn in the air not propose to have its_high-powered radio station at Annapolis, Md., dam- aged by propellers or fusilages ‘in the dark and is taking precautions accord- The Navy Department today made public the fact that it has just awarded to a Baitimore firm a contract for con- structing flood lights for the radio tow- ers at the Naval Acaremy, entailing an expenditure of $1,427. Platforms, on which the flood lights will rest, will aid in showing up this high-pflu ered radio station, from which Navy transmits messages all over thp world to its far-flung ships. Should this station become crippled through a be serious. Officers of the department explained today that the flood lights will show up the towers to aviators at night at a much cheaper cost than the method em- ployed on the radio towers at Arlington, Va. There the Navy had expensive ca- bles run up the towers and now avia- tors may see three red lights on each tower as a warning. Lighting up the radio towers at An- napolis will be similar to the lighting at night of the Washington Monument, which acts as a landmark for aviators, as does the lighted Capitol dome. The proposed new Masonic Temple to be built on the Parkway in Philadel- phia, will cost between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000 and will be the finest build- ing of its kind in the world. ults—or No Cost makes you ashamed. Get IRONIZED YEAST {rom flms‘ilk tudly Watch how qui gain flesh, pep, clear skin. Strongunns Stomach and Nerves. Ends Constipation People are amazed and delighted at the wonderful appetite and perfect digestion | this new Yeast gives. Constipation ends STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930. lives, were lashed again Sunday by s LISBON OFFICIALS DENY |mieier o te it e of var - [SOUTH NEWFOUNDLAND |1 . REVOLUTION IS BREWING, »ich e i i sty | HIT BY SOUTHEAST GALE| s mcres thonos o - which great ly relleved public anxiety. Axurnmumnmmwknnn false 18’ damage was done. Reports of Uprising in Porty, id by enemies of the dic- lA Maline reported the loss of three i gal De- guhlp. the ministers asked the lives. Property loss at Burgeo, one of clared Unfounded by Govern- |lation to have confidence in the icta- Newfoundland's important fishing ports, ment Cabinet Members. was estimated at $100,000. By the Assoclated Press, LISBON, Portugal, February 21.— torship, which possessed the means to ward off a monarchist mwntlon ora coup d'etat by the Democrats. Following closely on the heels of a la- conic denial by the police that a revolu- tion is threatening in Portugal, the Three Men XKilled and Property Damages Put at $100,000 at One Fish Port. By the Associated Press. Gouthern Newioundiend Saing D Gepees (1 e Bqinir s ivess :l“:s:‘:::;:n thr’:e ;:nm ago by ‘: snowcapped. 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Mansfleld, origi- nator of the reminiscence column, “Do You Remember?” in The Evening Star, will be a speaker at a meeting of the Mid-City Citizens' Association Monday night at the Thomson Community Center, Twelfth and I streets. ‘The association will hold a general | discussion of a report from the commit- tee on education, regarding election of the Board of Education by lar vo'fi | A. J. Driscoll, president, wi to yourself noteworthy . first thing