Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1930, Page 21

ip is commissioned. trl\ Yates Stirling, jr., : the Naval Examining Board 'nhlnmn. has been assigned to sucteed Rear Admiral Marvell as com- mdlnt of the 1ith Naval District and Naval Operating Base at Peatl Harbor. ‘Admiral Thomas J. Senn, com- of Destroyer Squadrons, Battle'| has assigned to \iuzy as with the General Board were canceled. Rear Admiral William H. Standley, ‘assistant to the Chief of Naval TR- tions, will succeed Rear Admiral Thom- : Senn as commmder of Dstxom DROUGHT MAY CAUSE 'SCARCITY OF LARD Bhortage of Corn to Feed Pigs . ‘Would Cut Down Production of P‘tt. By the Arsociated Press August 2.—Acute scarcity is threatened as'a Tesult of the -wide drought. menacing the .g B. oodlrey & provision trade au- fhority, sald today: “The disaster which overtaken the corn crop has & di- and very strong influence on the . hl’merl‘.;ll{l‘ n‘{‘)t \x":ed late Fall and Spring there is & of feeding mtgrul on the farm. appears to be the exact situation result of this may be put into nt, ‘No corn, no lard. ‘and feeds can be ;uhsmuten for. in maintenance of animal vigor, ok aystem o of gmducm hogs, ticuls 0gs, we have take me place - of corn. wing animals can build P of wheat, but it s not y s substitute for the : ut fardin Chicago are 50,000, less than at this time a year \YS ANNOUNCED SYLVAN THEATER Drama Guild Outlines for Coming Season—In- Features in Schedule. nj four indoor plays and the production in the the Monument b -nnlmed by the ‘Community tment w be executive sec- Board of Goverwh uny O'Teole, Cuno H. Ru- K. Barryman, William | Alice Sigworth Morse, es, Miss Sibyl Baker of the ccmter Department n;d Montgomery, Tepresent- of Publ‘ll: Bufldlnn and L @TOBS OF STAMPS - D ATTEND CONVENTIONS From Washington to At- Sessions at Boston ‘nd ‘Worcester. m collectors of Washington to send delegations to con- ns of the two leading philatelic ns of the country in Mas- the mln( mon!h, o( A-mw-n Pnu.unm lorcester on August 7, 8 and _American Philatelic Society the following week. Philatelic Society with “ and 5,000 members is the B o ol saris thereat ond all parts reol ant of Philatelic’ Americans is gecond with some 1700 ‘members likewise of world wide member- ‘number of the local philatelists are of both societies and will be attend both conventions. The are now being bailotted for by learned. in 8 te. , Who 1s candidate for director ' of the Bociety of Philatelic EAST COAST AIRMAILS COVER 2,470,882 MILES . Boute Through Washington Has _Bet Record Equivalent to 98 ' Times Around World. of United States “Mss W[EAVES, | = NATIONAL CAPITAL Sails August 7 to Partlclpate ' in International Beauty Contest in Rio. By the Associated Press. Miss Beatrice Lee, the pretty Utah blonde who will match her beauty with that of the world national “Miss's” at Rio de Janeiro next month, left the Capital for New: York yesterday, fol- lowing & visit that included calls on President Hoover, diplomats and other high officials. “Miss: United States” will sail August 7 for the Brazilian capital, arriving Au- gust 20, where she will participate in me International Beauty Contest on September 7. She became the United States' entry after .the winn ‘Texas beauty at the Miamo contest March failed to accept the offer to go to Rio de Janeiro. ‘Accompanied by her mother and her manager, Ray Anderson of Caracas, Venezuela, “Miss United States” will| tour all the Latin American countries during the next year, her manager said, “whether she wins the title of ‘Miss Universe’ or not.” While in Washington she obtained letters of introduction from the various diplomatic missions of the Latin Amer- ican republics, and one from Dr. Leo 8. Rowe, director general of the Pan- Americen Union, to the American Am- bassador at Buenos Aires. She also is personal greetings from various persons, in addition to numerous letters from city officials and others whom she met during her tour of the United States the past three months. Miss Lee expressed great anticipation over her coming trip to South America. Not only does she look forward to the Rio de Janeiro contest, she said, but to the “good will” trip which will take her afterward into the South and Cen- tral American republics. She visited Cuba some time ago, but her man- ager indicated yesterday that the island Republic might be on her return itinerary. SPANISH CROWN PRINCE SHOWS VAST HEALTH GAIN Asturias Arrives at Lucerne on | Vacation With Companions of Royal Household. By the Associated Press. LUCERNE, Switzerland, August 2.— The Prince of the Asturias, Crown Prince of Spain, is giving evidence of vastly improved health and thorough njoyment of his holiday in Switzer- land. ‘The Prince, son of King Alfonso, long troubled with a pernicious all- ment which caused excessive bleeding at the slightest bruise or cut, arrived here tonight for a brief sojourn. He {came by automobile from the Italian { frontier which he visited yesterday | after visiting St. Moritz. The Prince, with his companions of the royal household, is traveling with- out ostentation, avolding anything re- sembling official attention. His friends indicated he was entirely carefree and deriving great pleasure from this, his firet excursion outside Spanish terri- MISS ANNA T. LAWYER EXPIRES IN NEW YORK Retired Federal Employe Is Strick- en With Apoplexy in Doctor's Office. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 2—Miss Anna T. Lawyer, 70, of the Astoria Hotel, Washington, D. C., died in a_hospital here today from apoplexy. She was stricken while visiting & physiclan's of- fice, where she had gone for a health examination. Miss Lawyer was the sister of Fred- erick C. Lawyer, New York attorney and former Aldermen of Yonkers, N. Y, Miss Lawyer was @& retired employe of the Government Printing Office and lived at 704 Third street. She was a daughter of & patent attorney and had resided with her family in Washington for many years, Friends here last night sald they_understood she was to visit a amination yesterday. Her brother, Prederick C. Lawyer, formerly lived in ‘Washington. FEARECE TG ton to Be Assistant Commandant of School. Col. Percy P. Bishop, Coast Artillery, at Boston, has been ordered to Fort Monroe, Va., for duty as assistant com- mandant of the Coast Artillery School; Col. Edward Davis, Cavalry, has been transferred from the Michigan State College of Agriculture at Lansing to the Cavalry division at Chicago; Lieut. Col. Joseph F. Barnes, Inspector General's Department, from the Panama Canal Zone to his home to await retirement; Lieut. Col. George R. Spalding, En- ineers, to duty as superintendent of flhl houses in the fifteenth district, vice Maj. John C. Gotwals, Engineers, transferred to Washington for duty as Engineer Commissioner of the District of Columbia; Capt. M. G. 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