Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1933, Page 16

RESTORING CUPOLA | 10 SCHOOL URGED Burroughs Citizens Ask Taft “Addition as Memorial to Harris. After ordering study into the move- ment for District representation in Congress, members of the Burroughs Citizens’ Association voted unanimnously last night on a resolution calling for the restoration of the cupola to the new Taft Junior High School building as & tribute to the memory of Albert L. Harris, District municipal architect. Mr, Harrls, who held the office of District architect for 12 years and who designed the projected Municipal Center, died here one week ago. Designed by Harris. It was pointed out at the meeting that the Taft School building was one of the last designs made by Mr. Harris. The cupola was included in the original plans, in keeping with the designs of other schools in the District created by this city official. In debating the resolution last night members attributed the cupola’s re- moval to the recent custom of “certain committees” in Congress to enter into gentlemen’s agreements with District officials and to impose restrictions which handicap the administrative eficers of the District in the perform- ence of their duty. Finch Heads Committee. The special committee to study con- gréssional representation for the District will be headed by Wilbur Finch, a Washington attorney. Mr. Finch's group is expected to go into all phases of the movement for suffrage here and report to the association as early as possible. The association did not go on record last night for or against representation in the District. Another resolution seeking to rid the eity of the starling nuisance by humane methods was adopted. The association also urged that another police radio car be assigned to the northeast section for patrol duty and went on record requesting the District Commissioners to order the Fire Department to one of its officials to pay a call to each school at least once a year to instruct students as to what to do in case of fire. GOV. MURRAY ASKS LEGALIZED LASHINGS Proposes Whipping in Court for Boy Criminals and Stocks for Second Offense. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, March 3.—Gov.| william H. Murray urged the Oklahoma Legislature yesterday to legalize the whipping post for criminals. “The Legislature,” he said, “should pass a juvenile criminal malicious mis- chief act and upon conviction provide that the boy shall be brought into court and soundly thrashed with not less than 10 nor more than 50 lashes with no clothes on the back except a shirt, by the parent or guardian. “Por the second offense put him into an open court yard in stocks, with his hands and feet fastened, to take for a day -or so the scorn, jeers and paper wads of his associates. “These punishments will greatly af- fect him—much more than a year at the institution or in jail, and the cost of hickories and stocks will be negli- ible.” € For the adults the Governor would recommend 39 lashes on the bare back, ‘with- double the number of lashes for | the second offense. MUSEUM IN BUDAPEST ‘ PARLIAMENT BUILDING /| Twenty Rooms Devoted to Collec- tion of Documents, Statues, Portraits and Relics. BUDAPEST, (NANA).—Twenty rooms in the Parliament Building have been opened up as & parliamentary mu- seum, with a collection of documents, manuscripts, statues, portraits and relics dating from the time when the Magyars grst entered Hungiry to the present ay. Napoleon's proclamationof 1809, urging the Magyars to retain their independ- | ence, is on view, and a copy of the “Golden Bull” (so-called because of the seal attached to it) in which King Andre II of the House of Arpad laid down the rights of the Hungarian no- bility in 1222. There is a graphicon recording the pleces in which the Hungarians held parliamentary gatherings from 1000 to 1526 and the black velvet tunic that Kossuth wore when dethroning the Hapsburgs in the Debrechen Parlia- ment, as well as the riding whip with | which that most beloved of all Hun- | garian patriots of all times struck the ground to indicate the place where the crown of hungary had been buried. There are statues of Kossuth and Szechenyl cast from guns of the Pree- dom War and many other interesting relics. (Copyright, 1933, by North American News- paper Alliance, Inc.) $114,777 CONTRACTS LET Navy Awards Agreements for Im- provements at Yards. Contracts totaling $114,777 were awarded yesterday by the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department. These included $89,000 for a pier at the naval submarine base at Coco Sclo, Canal Zone; $10,609 for garages at the naval air station, Sunnyvale, Calif., and $9,072 for automatic telephone systems at the naval ammunition depot, Oahu, i, SALE OF CHAIRS Automatic, lounge and occasional From 15% to 23% discount during the month of March. LINS ?Ine. National 0992 = guaranteed to rid the home of roaches. Get 1 CRACK-SHOT ea+ PHONE "‘WQJJ \ DISTRICT “ 8US INFORMATION 422 New do_luxe heated Short Line Coa “GIFT OF JEHOVAH” Chapel Players to Present Play at Luther Place Memorial, ‘The Chapel Players will present “The Gift of Jehovah,” by Emmey Pettey, at the Luther Place Memorial Church on Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The drama will be a part of the regular evening services and will be preceded by the de- votional service and music. Members of the cast include Miss POISONED SERUM KILLS TWO CHILDREN - Third Child in Serious Condition |Mrs. After Preventive Treatment for Measles. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, March 3.—Two chil-| “Y” OCCUPATIONAL FORUM | 3L, 5, Sciol. uncer teaderblp of . The meeting ‘The childreh. 'were Cative after ‘hey had & preventive a: ey ‘measles, TO STUDY: SALESMANSHIP ‘William M. Aitchison of Reming- ton Rand Will Address Voca~ tional Group Tonight. Keister. 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