Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1933, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1933. Going to “Dogs” BU[]'_"]GE s PAS]‘UR e A e e e ooiare |U. S. EMPLOYES’ UNIONS In Solar Trend, TO MEET IN KANSAS CITY |” ST L T L Physici st Finds' GulNG ]-0 F AR WES Eyot/thes craantaution,’ sid. thie the Seattle conven- fi fi:;mf'.{:? :K.?u?':nco::; The official call has been fasuad for | Gatk Measd. £ Joua] tnions. thom ha b Union No. 29, Kansas | in Vichy Hospital. On their sscond onal headquarters in the Labor Bulld- the twelfth blennial Conventlon of the | ;0 ™ ugince the 1931 convention, at- | City, will be the convention host. The : visit wi'h the orphans , the honeymooning couple distributed toys. t hn;:‘ won after years of concerted Walker Gives Orphans T'oyl. place on the agends of the convention.| The National Federation of Federal| VICHY, France, May 1 (#.—Foriner were wurm penaml ds. 1933 tion will ) frien: “The 1933 convent be, wlt.hout 1s | Mayor James J. Walker of New York war-time chaplain of thg nd Dlvmon. composed of Army HOWARD . POLICY FITTED T0 BUDGET mfln He was succeeded as pastor)of tional Church by Rev Dt A. A. Stockdale. National Federation of Federal Em- | iack followed attack upon the condi- | Convention Committee is headed by W. ployes, to meet at Kansas City, Mo., on ' tions which organized Federal employes ' E. Pisher, financial secretary. Prastic Readjustments De- | cided Upon by Trustees at i . Meeting in New York. Drastic readjustments in policy of the Howard University, to keep within & greatly reduced budget, have been de- cided upon by the university's board of trustees at a meeting in the Commodore Hotel, New York. Beginning with the 1934-35 school {ur the university will be reorganized | . nto a single undergraduate school, to| be known as the college of liberal arts; a single graduate school with 0rgln1u-| tion and administration analogous to other schools and colleges of the uni- versity, with a dean at its head. and into five professional schools—medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, law and religion. Pharmacy Question Waits, Pinal decision with respect to dis- eontinuing the sehool of pharmacy was deferred until the board’s full meeting. However, courses in electrical engineer- ing. civil engineering, mechanical engi- neering and architecture will be drop- Says We Are Drifting Toward Canis Major and Canes Minores. Literally we are going to the “dogs.” Dr. Ross Gunn, physicist of the Naval Research uborntory here, call the attention of the American Physical So- ciety meeting at the Bureau of Stend- ards Priday to the fact the solar sys- tem’s direction in space is almost di- rectly toward the constellations of | Canis Major and Canes Minores in ti\e southern sky. ‘These are the constellations of the “great dog” and of the “little dogs.” Prof. Dayton C. Miller of the Case School of Cleveland had just explained | his ether drift experiments, reported to Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce Accepts Call to Church in San Francisco. By the Assoclated Press. NORFOLK, Va., May 1.—Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D., pastor of the First Congregational Church which Presi- dent Coolidge attended while in Wash- ington, yesterday announced his resig- nation from the Christian Temple here to accept a call to the First Congrega- tional Church in San Francisco. His resignation will become effective the National Academy earlier in the [Wune 1. week, which shows a 130-mile-a-second speed of the solar system southward in space toward the constellation of the | Swordfish. The dog constellations lrei in the same neighborhood—right ascen- sion five hours and declination 70. Tavern Named Moonbow. Judge Curtis D. WilBur, former Secre- t;y of the Navy, who was an officer in i2 ‘Washington church when Dr. Pience was pastor there, is chairman of the official board of the San Francisco chureh. Dr. Plerce came to Norfolk less than a year ago to succeed Rev. L. E. Smith, D. D, now pn-sment of Elon College. CORBIN, Ky. (#).—A rustic inn erected in the Cumberland Falls State | Park has been named Moonbow Inn Dr. Jason Noble Piel‘c! one of the leading ' clergymen in Washington for | many years, resigned from the First ped at the end of the next school year. |y, "tho State Commission, because dur- | Congregational Church here about three Also to be discontinued are the evening school, the corresponding school and the college of religion. The school of re- ligion will continue as a graduate branch only. Substitution of the semester system | for the present quarter system was de- cided upon, to begin with the next school year. Summer sessions will be dropped. The readjustments to be made in academic courses will be accom- plished with a view to the least possible inconvenience to students now matricu- lating, and a committee on instruction and research was named to act in the matter after consultation with the presi- gent of the university and the present ieans. Various Other Courses. Courses in education and home eco- nomics will be offered in the college of liberal arts as undergraduate major subjects preparatory to graduate or pro- fessional study in these fields. Music and art courses will continue on the present basis for the next year, but will be the subjects of a survey by a spe- cial committee with a view to possible readjustments. An instalilment plan of paying tui- tion next year will be established. Another special committee will inves- tigate teachers' salaries in connection ‘with the establishment of a basic pay- ment system, the reports to be sub- mitted at the Fall meeting of the board. It was voted as a matter of policy to continue employment of as many as possible of the present staff, budget re- quirements and compulsory retrench- ments to be met through reductions in salaries. In cases where courses are dropped, efforts will be made to absorb teachers in other departments. G MEASURE TO SPEED UP PROSECUTIONS APPROVED Benate Committee Backs Plan to Permit Trials on Filing of Informations. By the Associated Press The Bratton bill to speed up and economize in criminal prosecutions under Federal statutes by permitting accused persons to be tried on filing of informations instead of presentments or indictments was approved today by the Senate Judiciary Committee. ‘The measure is in line with statutes in all but seven States and permits ‘waiver of prosecution by indictment for capital and other infamous crimes. No waiver would be allowed, however. | where the defendant had not had a| preliminary examination before a United States commissioner or other examining magmratc HEAD OF SANTA FE THINKS ROAD LOSING Wheat Shows Some Pick-Up, Says Storey, but Haul Is Still Below Last Year's. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1—W. B. 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