Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1933, Page 22

10 ARCHITECT'S OFFICE -LOSESW. C. LYON Assistant Chief of Structural Engineering, Retiring, De- signed Huge Vaults. The new administration’s policy on getirement has just resulted in the loss to the Government of Wallace C. Lyon, aseistant chief of the Structural Engi- neering Division of the Office of the Supervising Architect. Mr. Lyon, who resides in Hyattsville, has been retired on reaching the statu- though hig retention m muuudd 10,;!“‘?:5 of the expert nature of his work and of his ex- perience. Mr. Lyon has designed virtually all the big vaults which Uncle Sam has constructed within the last several years, and was directing plans for the huge new vault now under construction in the northeast court of the Treasury Depart- ment Building. Difficult Excavation Job. In the construction of this new vault, the John W. Cowper Co. of this city has completed the difficult work of underpinning two of the heavy granite walls of the Treasury Department Building, and has virtually completed the job which was made doubly difficult by the fact that it was inclosed and could not admit power shovels. All of the excavating had to be done by hand and much of the dirt was taken out by sutomatic endless belt conveyors. Mr. Lyon designed the huge money vaults for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the new vaults at the Treasury and also the huge underground vaults in the United States Assay Office in New York City. Successor Not Named. No successor has yet been appointed. Among other retirements at the ‘Treasury was that of Eugene L. Russell, 63, who had been in the Government service more than 50 years. He entered the service as a page at the Capitol and since had been employed at the Bureau of the Mint. He resides at 1342 Clifton LIONS SEEK NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR D. C. Delegation to St. Louis, July 11 to 14, Instructed to Press 1934 Invitation. _With instructions to do everything possible to “capture the 1934 conven- tion for Washington,” the Lions Club of the Capital is sending a special dele- gation to the Lions International Con- vention in St. Louis, July 11 to 14. The delegates are Robert L. Mc- Keever, past international vice presi- | dent, who will voice the invitation from | the floor; Randolph E. Myers, secrstary of the local club, and Dr. George Trible, | member of the board of directors. | ‘The international meeting would | bring about 5,000 persons to the Cap- ital. The St. Louls representative of the Greater National Capital Conven- tion Bureau will aid the local Lions in | their plea for Washington. i GRAND JURY TO PROBE THEFT OF NEWSPAPERS Colored Man Bound Over Under $1,000 Bond Adter Pleading Not Guilty in Police Court. Ohaiged with receiving 32;100 news- P‘“ which had been stolen from nion Station Sunday, Prederick Hawk- ins, colored, 21, of the 600 block of Gordon avenue northeast, was bound over to the grand jury under $1,000 | bond by Police Court Judge Isaac R. Hitt yesterday. He pleaded not guilty. A large number of newspapers, valued at approximately $175, according to police, were stolen from the rear of the station by five colored youths. The | papers were the property of the Wash- ington News Co. It 18 charged that Hawkins purchased the papers for 25 cents & hundred. - | The new rallway wage agreement in | the Irish Free State compels workers to take annual vacations without pay. ' ADK £55%5 Store Hours, 8 AM. to 5 P.M.; Sat.. 8 te 1 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. A Phone NA. 2045 OPTOMETRISTS Us for | on safe -have Child’s eyes examined. Convenient Deferred Payments M. A. LEESE optical co. 614 th St. N.W. S———— T TNy Wednesday Onl 11 A.M. to 10 P. A Real Value Deviled Crab_made with Lump Crab’ Flakes, Fresh smbo Shrimps “Saute 'in Butier, tatoes, Hearts of ttuce, Buns, w. -r-lm and De- Hcious Orienta Coffee. 8 Dine in Comfort Refrigerated Air G Street Famous for Fine Food District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Serst. L. E. Jacokel 8 recorded in the official cita- tion, Clifton B. Cates, first lieutenant, U. S. Marine 2d Division, American = tionary Force, was awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism in action with the enemy near Bour- esche, France. While advancing XA vith his company on the town of %> Bouresche their ess Was great- hindered by withering enemy , machine gun and ~shell fire, which pan; : Jective despite the fact that he was rendered tempo- rai by s bullet nflfi:z that this was his first engagement. Ex- posing himself to extreme hazard, he reorganized his position with but a handful of men. With the rank of major, he is on duty in Washington at the Army In- dustrial College and resides at 3227 .dams Mill road northwest. APPOINTED A COLONEL Hugh R. Thomas Honored by Governor of Arkansas. Hugh R. Thomas, 4930 Seventh street, has been appointed a colonel on the staff of Gov. J. M. Futrell of Arkansas. Mr. Thomas is a native of Maryland and has lived in Washington about 10 years. He is employed at the De- partment of Justice. His parents re- side in Arkansas. Dine ot The Parrot sptaxstr Summer Garden The rendesvous of {he diseriminating. Famons for Hs Southern cooking SEA FOOD SPECIALS Luncheons, 50, 65, 90 & $1.00 Sensible a Is Carte Prices. y Fre 2 Noon Untll 8 P.M. Sundays, 4:30 to 8 P.M. 20th AND R STS. N.W. AT CONN. AVE. Phone North 8918 - Dal HOSIERY Color Book shows SUN-UP, a sunbronzed skin color, for daytime wear with medium and dark purple blues, medium browns and black. Consult the Color Book in our hosiery department for every color problem. 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