Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1932, Page 54

D-12 = SOUTHEASTERN DANCE AND BANQUET TONIGHT The annual banquet and dance of Southeastern University will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at the Mayflower Hotel, Prof. August H. Moran will be toast- master. There will be brief addresses PRAISES U. 5. PLAN in for an examination by a graduate optome- trist. If you need |Moncada Says Stimson Fur- nished Key to Constitutional Reform Situation. N glasses we will make them for you. M. A. LEESE Optical Co. 614 9th St. N.W. No. 80 for Neuritis Homeopathic Pharmacy 1007 H St. NNW. NA. 1695 B OL?)I:( 'S We have a guest of honor, along with members of the faculty of the law and account- ancy schools and officers of administra- tion, By the Associated Press. fl?lncmg and a bridge mumnment MANAGUA, Nicaragus, April 1— (il follow the banquet. President Jose Maria Moncada, in & — — statement last night, said Secretary | nfil). £ them, in the| style you want | Henry L. Stimson of thgesmenckln sn:e ! 3 Department had furnis] the key as to E. Morrison Paper Co. P> Nicaragua could obtain constitu- | 1009 Pa. Ave. tional reform and suggested such re- | == | forms be put off until next year. | (Two special representatives of Presi- R OSES | dent Moncada were told by Secretary { 79 Stimson on March 23 that the United | CARNATIONS Doz. Long Stems—Fresh Cut States would supervise only the elec- \ BLOSSOM SHOPPE tions for President, Vice President and | 721 13th St. N.W. THE FAVORITE BLEND OF A MASTER BLENDER BOOKS Visit Washington's Newest and Largest New and Old Book Store Park Book Siop 919 G St. N.W. (Next Door to Gibson's) Americana, Art, History, Ete. Greeting Cards Libraries Purchased 39%1b Nat'l 9618 THEATRE PARKING =35 CAPITAL GARAGE 1312 New York Ave. N.W. members of the Chamber of Deputies | and the Senate. | The representatives were Dr. Carlos A. Morales and Dr. Noracio Arguello | fMsten: ALK We Deliver Bolanas, and they went to Washington | p to present Moncada's plan for consti- tutional reform by means of a con-| Cflml!lfl7e Outfits for | stituent assembly to be elected simul- Developin g taneously with the president in No- | and Printing 32.00 vember of this year. KodakFilms Withdrawal Plan Reiterated. | ». | Later Matthew Hanna, United states‘ Br&fiAlhm ‘lnt' Minister to Nicaragua, reiterated that | » Marines would be mn‘gmxn]n»lonbme | supervision of the presidential elections _ 815 IOTH STREET. N.-W. | i icirasua persisted In its plan for constitutional reforms.) B = Yesterday President Moncada sai RESTFUL SPRING the recent memorandum from the United States had given the key to the situation by stating that the question of constitutional reforms can be de- cided only by Nicaragua herself. The President said such reforms could | be realized after 1932 by approprintfl methods counseled in the present con- | stitution.” Insists Reforms Are Needed. He still insisted there was & necessity for absolute constitutional reform, and said he would follow public opinion closely to this end. Former President Adolpho Diaz, strong possible Conservative candidate for the presidency, and Juan Bautista Sacasa, former Nicaraguan Minister to | Washington and strong possible Liberal | candidate, also praised Secretary Stim- son’s memorandum. — . TODAY'S AM’USEMENTS National—“The Chocolate Soldier,” at | 8:20 p.m, Belasco—“Olivia Bows to Mrs. Grun- IIOUR OLD POINT COMFOR' Chamberlin _Hotel St_Whart fond oy ncnn orncr NAtional 1520 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, by seven class presidents. Dr. James | A. Bell, head of the university, will be SERVICER | TAKOMA “RATNBOW TRAIL” ON CLARENDON. VA. 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