Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 29

i . LOUISTANA BUILDING 2 PROGRAM IS BEGUN Gov. Long’s $100,000,000 Plan to Aid Unemployment Gets Under Way. By the Associated Press. BATON ROUGE, La., November 7.— Within an hour after the promulgation | yesterday of official returns showing | ratification of Gov. Huey P. Long's| $100,000,000 public improvement pro- | for Louisiana, in Tuesday's elec- lon, State officials set about getting | the program under way at once. Will Relicve Unemployment. The program is designed as a stim- ulans to building activity for the relief ©f unemployment in the State. new State House Building Com- | mittee, headed by Gov. Long, voted unanimous authorization for advertise- ment on Saturday for the construction | of the proposed $5,000,000 capitol build- | f 8. Bids will be opened and the work awarded on December 10 at 10 a.m. ‘The building, designed as a limestone tower o 33 floors, 433 feet in height, will replace the old capitol, which has been in use since 1847, Will Be Tallest in South. According to the architects in charge, t will be the tallest building in the South. Requiring more than a construct, it will furnish employ for approximately a thousand men, ac- cording to State estimates. Steps were taken for the d & $15000,000 block of the § |International Friendship Alliance day, at a session of the State Board of Liquidation late yesterday. Bids on the will probably be opened here De- cember 27, ey CONCERT FOR VETERANS Stradivarius Quartet to Entertain Reed Hospital Patients. Following the custom established by the Flonzaley Quartet on every ap- pearance here, the Stradivarius Quar- tet, its successor, which opens the Community Institute season at McKin- ley Auditorium Monday night, will give a special concert for the patients at Walter Reed Hospital Monday after- noon. Mrs, L. B. Swormstedt yesterday received a letter from Alfred Pochon stating that the quartet would be glad to play for the patients. DR. F. B. SMITH TO TALK Head to Speak Here Sunday. Dr. Fred B. Smith, chairman of the Executive Committee of the World Al- liance for International Friendship, will deliver an address at a meeting to be held under the auspices of the Young Women’s and Young Men's Christian Associations. The meeting, which Is to be held in the interest of international frienship, will be held at the Mayflower Hotel Sunday afternoon :30 o'clock. Nagoya in Million Class. NAGOYA, Japan, November 7 (#).— Nagoya has joined the select list of cities boasting a population of more than - million, making Japan the only great power besides the United States possessing three cities of this size. n Spray cranberry sauce is the lement to turkey, chicken, but it's just as good In one-pound cans, dvertisement. 13-MONTH CALENDAR FAVORED BY FRENCH League of Nations Informs East- man of Resolution Passed in Paris. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., November 7.— A radio message from the League of Nations at Geneva has informed George Eastman that the French National Economic Council, an official govern- ment party, at a meeting in Pa: adopted a resolution for reform of the calendar, with a majority expressing a preference for the 13-month plan. Mr. Eastman is chairman of the N tional Committee for Calendar Simpli- fication for the Dnited States. ‘This action, & for Mr. Eastman said, was taken after two years of study by the French council in re- ;romewl uest of the League of ations to the French government and eo:ll’mum the government’s reply. ACTRESS ASKS $50,000 LOS ANGELES, November 7 (#)— ‘The broken love affair of Vivienne Sengler, film actress, and Maurice Cos- tello, former screen idol, is headed for the courts again with the filing yester- day by the actress of a $50,000 damage it against four persons, alleging their gossip wrecked her romance. 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