Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1930, Page 32

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Havenner, president of the Anacostia Citizens’ As-| sociation, is president of the Federation of Citizens' Associations and chairman of the Citizens' Advisory Council, it was decided at a meeting of the civic body last night not to nominate any one to succeed F. Tracy Campbell, the association’s delegate, for membership on the council. Dr. Havenner pointed out that there are two associations in Southeast Washington that have al- |ready made nominations, and as the | Anacostia group would be represented |on both the federation and the council, & successor to Mr. Campbell would not | be necessary. Plans for a card party to take place on the occasion of the March meeting were discussed, and it was decided to | nave a short business session on March 26, followed by the games. The pro- |ceeds of the party would go into the |treasury of the association, it was | pointed out, since the balance an- nounced last night by the treasurer, W. | J. Walther, was 13 cents. The association elected two new mem- bers—E. C. Stevens and Irving p- son. As few members of the association were in attendance, owing to another meeting which was taking place nearby, | adjournmeént was in order shortly before 9 o'clock. Dr. Havenner presided at the meeting, while Miss Dorothy Tucker acted as secretary in the absence of her father, W. J. Tucker, secretary. WRECKER REFUSES BOND, SO NEW CONTRACT LET Montgomery Commissioners Give Task of Rasing Rockville Build- ings to Town Man. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, February 37— Upon being notified by W. L. Scott of Washington that he was unwilling to furnish bond in the amount of $4,000, 5 Femeliion ot Elght buldings on the for demol of el on site for the $450,000 court house and jail unless the county commissioners pay the premium and make other con- cessions, the commissioners awarded the contract to Harrison L. England of Rockville, who announced that he would promptly furnish the re- quired bond and begin the work of razing the buildings and removing the material without unnecessary delay. England was one of several who re- cently submitted bids. He will receive f,fls for the work, all material to be The _commissioners _directed _their clerk, Berry E. Clark, to communicate with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. regarding the construction of & pedestrian pass under the B. & O, tracks at Boyds, this county, for which purpose funds resulting from a bond issue against Clarksburg and Barnes- ville districts are available, and to re- quest the co-o] tion of the company in various matters in connection with the undertaking. Charles Stearn headed a which appeared before the board in the interest of improvement of a section of the Travilah-Potomac road, but the commissioners stated that no funds will be available this year and declined to ommit themselves. ‘The commissioners fixed March 18 and 25 to hear appeals from tax assessments, and received the re] in full of the court house building com- mittee. S - | PAN-HELLENIC GROUP PLANS NEW CONGRESS Decides to Disband After Hopeless Tangle Over Admission of New Sororities. | By the Associated Press. |, DENVER, Febryary 27.—Delegates to the national Pan-Hellenic congress terday voted to disband their orga: tion and form a new one after came hnpe‘leuly involved lnw ~ mentary rules over a t b e m:;e Take it possible to adfit Catholic, Masonic and Jewish sororities to mem! ip. ‘The present constitution makes it necessary for a sorority to receive unan- imous approval. It is understood the new constitution will provide for a seven-eighths vaie. 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Always insist on V-A-PEX in the trim white box with the green triangle at your druggist’s. Don’t expect the same results with cheaper imitations. ... Distributed by E. Fougera & Co., Inc., New York. A drop on your handkerchie} 'VAPEX Breathe vour cold swey. -uv.u“ot. THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, OFFICERS ARE SHIFTED BY NAVY DEPARTMENT Capt. Harold W. Smith Will Be Given Command of Hospital at Newport. Naval orders made public yesterday at the department show that Capt. Harold W. Smith of the Medical Corps will be detached from the Naval War R. I, about May command the 2 S‘l Naval Hospital at Newport. Capt. Ellsworth H. Van Patten of the Supply Corps will be detached as Gov- ernment secretary at St. Thomas, in the Virgin Islands, about May 1, and will become aide on the staff of the com- mander of the fleet hase force. 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Jet black when it boarded a vessel just starting on a voyage at Lowestoft, England, a cat left the boat pure white, the result of fright. The ship was aban- doned after a severe buffeting in the recent gales and the tabby was one of the survivors picked up by a small boat. 3% Compound Interest Paid on Savings Accounts The Columbia National Bank - 911 F Street Capital and Surplus 27, 1930. Bridge Annoys Professor. NEW YORK, February 27 (#).—Per- sons who spend most of their spare time at_bridge, in the opinion of Dr. Alfred Adler, are_suffering from inferiority complex. Lecturing at Columbia Uni- versity the Viennese psychologist said: “Bridge is & great invention. A littie Open Until 5 P.M. February 28th Keep It Growing 4 The important point about saving is to keep peuiltenfly at it. € A deposit now and then will not help much, but your savings account will amount to something worth while, if you add to it without fail EVERY PAYDAY. 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Moderate! : Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tablets or other quack year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous resent that smoking Lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will “Reach for a Lucky” instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form: ‘Tobaceo Co., TUNE IN—The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N.B.C. Mrs,