Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 28

TB_12 #ws - ?———mgfi—mwu——j——_——_—_w“ SON WINS ‘DR HOWARD WINS MEDAL FOR WORK ;'Awarded Capper Honor for ¢ Aid to Agriculture as Entomology Chief. Br the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 12—Dr. L. O. Howard, head of the Bureau of Ento- mology in the Department of Agricul- ture, Washington, was awarded the 1931 Capper Gold Medal and $5,000 to- day for distinguished service to Ameri- fean_agriculture. The award is given annually by Sen- tcr Arthur Capper of Kansas. * Last year's award was given to S. M. Babcock of Madison, Wis., for his dis- | . covery of milk butter fat tests. {ard will retire from the Government clation for the Advancement of Science. He is believed to be the only American honorary member of the Academy of Agriculture of France. In addition he is an honorary member of numerous other foreign scientific societies. ‘The bibliography of his publications include 914 titles. Honored in Capital. Friends and scientific assoclates of Dr. Howard honored him at a dinner last night at the Cosmos Club on the occa- sion of his birth anniversary. Dr. How- service at the end of this month—after having served for more than 50 years. | Dr. Charles G. Abbot, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution; Dr. A. F.| Woods, director of scientific work, De- | partment of Agriculture; Dr. F. V.| Coville, Department of Agriculture | botanist; Dr. Charles W. Stiles of the | hygienic laboratory, Department of Agriculture; S. A. Rohwer, Department of Agriculture; Dr. Marcus Benjamin of the National Museum and Justice Wendell Phillips, Stafford, formerly of | the District Supréme Court, were among | the speakers who told of the scientific | achlevements of Dr. Howard and re- | gretted his retirement. About 125 per- | sons attended. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931, (Continued From Fourth Page.) table, decorated with yellow roses and blue larkspur, carrying out the sorority colors of blue and gold. The dinner was climaxed by the presentation of gifts to the retiring presidents. The escorts of sorority members joined them for the supper-dance. Mr. Edward M. Stack of Burlingame, Calif,, is passing a few days at the Dodge Hotel. Mr. Stack is the county auditor of San Mateo County. The members of the Lambda Sigma Delta Sorority held their annual ban- quet and dance last evening at the Shoreham Hotel, the party marking the | formal closing of the season. Mrs. Ruth Warlen, grand_president, presided, while Miss Elaine Griggs act- ed as toastmistress. The speakers in- cluded the chapter presidents, Miss Lil- lian Brock Miss Margaret Atkins, ynitzky and Miss | attend a banquet to be given Amanda Chittum. Other speakers were Miss Louise Moore, Miss Jane Edwards, Miss Ethel Poulton, Miss Helena Cook and Miss Edith Bruce. The sorority colors of red and gold were used in_the floral decorations of the large A-shaped table at which the guests were assembled, the A outline signifying the Adelphian Club, parent organization of the sorority. = Escorts of the sorority members joined them for the supper dance. Mrs. Mattle Queen Ewing of 4624 New Hampshire avenue northwest has gone to Tennessee to spend two weeks with her son, and before returning home will visit in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Deibel of Youngs- town, Ohio, are now at the Shoreham Hotel for a stay of several days. They are accompanied by Mrs. Harry Weaver and Miss Mary Louise Mylott, also of Youngstown. Mr. Elkanah W. Huff of 1430 Rhode Island avenue northwest, will go to- morrow to New Brunswick, N. J., to A GRAND PIANO:375 ‘World War Veterans of the Ambulance Corps in that city. Miss Jewell Haskins and Miss Marga- ret Franchers of Sioux City, Iowa, are at the Dodge during their brief stay in the Capital. Mr. Donald F. Crane will motor to Kennebunkport, Me., where he will re- main until October. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grover of Natchez, Miss., are at the Carlton for a few days, accompanied by their little daughter. Miss Elise Bracken and Miss Lenore Gulbransen of Mason City, Iowa, have taken an apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, where they will make their home during their lengthy stay in this city. Now—A Finger Wave Conviction in Los Angeles Is Re- versed by Higher Court. LOS ANGELES, June 12 (#).—The appellate department of the Superior Court reversed yesterday the conviction of Richard M. Cannon, son of Bishop James Cannon, jr., on a charge of vio- lation of the State wage law. ‘The case, tried in a Justice of the Peace Court, at Pasadena in February, involved a wage claim of $33.30 by a teacher of the El Monte Military Aca emy. The appellate department said the elements of the alleged offense were not sufficiently proved. With Every Dr. Howard plans to go to France | to assist in organizing an entomological | congress in Paris in 1932, | Based on Insect Control. A committee of seven agriculture ex- perts who chose Dr. Howard from | -among 193 nominations said their de-| cision was based on his organization Zand deovelopment of insect control metheds, principally in finding one &pecie to combat another. Dr. Eugene Davenport, University of :Jlinois; Dr. E. L. Nixon, Penn State - College; Dr. Marion Dorset, Washing- _ton; Dr. Liberty Hyde Bailey, Cornell : University, and Dr. Gcorge W. Carver, * colored agriculturist, were given serious - WEEK-END 3 DF Lot e Gt eter | ' ATLANT[C i ‘day. 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If you do not wish a hair cut a finger wave alone is 50¢c. fused in Hawail for crop protection and | is widely used among citrus fruit grow- Jers in California, Florida and Texas. ‘Worked With Walter Reed. i , Dr. Howard is also noted for his work | || 4 | in tracing insects that cause disease to | man. f Yellow Fever Commission at the begin- ning of the century and identified the || mosquitoes which carried the disease. ’ i | | Leaving Washington 1:00 P. M. Saturday Returning from Atlantic City Sunday | Similar rates in effect July 11- | 12, August 8.9, and He worked with the Walter Reed | 4 2 Beauty Salon Pann. Ave—Eishin and D S His publication on the house fly as a Toy Dept.—Fourth Floor. “carrier of intestinal diseases were largely responsible for the anti-house fly cam- = . paigns within :sm last 25 years. 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