Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1935, Page 22

B—6 BNA BATHUNT WL EARBYRNS Grand Lodge of Order Will Hold Convention Here Soon. The Constitution Grand Lodge, supreme governing body of B'nai Brrith, will assemble here Sunday for s convention at the Willard Hotel. The outstanding event will be the Monday night banquet, at which Speaker Joseph W. Byrns of the House will address the delegates on “The Jew’s Contribution to the United States.” The 76-year-old president of the Constitution Grand Lodge, Al- fred M. Cohen, will be one of the speakers, as will Judge I. M. Golden of San Francisco. Speaker From London, During the course of the conven- | tion M. Gordon Liverman of London, | leader of the B'nai B'rith in England, will tell of the fraternal order’s work in Europe. He will deal with the| disbandment of the lodges in Ger- many. Next Sunday morning William A Roberts, people’s counsel, will wel- come the delegates, on behalf of the | District government. Greetings of the local B'nai B'rith will be extended by Abe Shefferman, president of District Grand Lodge No. 5. On Sunday eve- ning, at the Jewish Community Cen- ter, Washington members of the or- ganization wil have an opportunity to meet the delegates to the Constitu- tion Grand Lodge convention at an informal reception. Committees at Work. Harry Viner heads a committee making plans for entertaining the | visitors. Mrs. Viner is chairman of the Women's Reception Committee, | which is to meet tomorrow night at | the Jewish Community Center, with other committees, to map plats for | the gathering. A reception will be held Monday afternoon at the Jewish Community Center, for wives of the delegates as | guests of the Council of Jewish| Women, and will be given in honor | of Mrs. Arthur L. Brin, president of the National Council. A ball will fol- | low Monday night's banquet. | | | DR. N. W. JANNEY DIES; WAS NOTED PHYSICIAN Bpecialist in Metabolic Diseases | Established First Clinic of | Its Kind in U. S. By the Associated Press. | SAN DIEGO, Calif., April 30.—Dr. Nelson W. Janney, 53, nationally known physician, died yesterday at | his home here. He had been in poor | health since 1934 and had retired from | practice. | A specialist in metabolic diseases, | Dr. Janney established one of the first metabolic clinics in the United States in New York in 1912. | In 1919 Dr. Janney went to Santa | Barbara, Calif, and took charge of | the Potter metabolic clinic there. He; retired in 1924. 1 During the World War he was in | charge of Base Hospital 99, Hyers, | France, as a captain in the Medical | Corps. PANTS PLEA REBUFFED Mayor Will Not Pay Fireman for Loss of His Trousers. COLUMBUS, Ohio (#).—Fireman A. J. Linden lost his pants fighting & fire. The City Council appropriated $10.95 to reimburse him. but Mayor Henry W. Worley vetoed the appro- priation. “The chief of the fire department, safety director and myself all believe | that this ordinance sets a precedent | that will cause us an endless amount | of bother in the future,” said Mayor | Worley. | PAINTED “DOGS” BARRED California Measure Bans Colored | Frankfurters. BACRAMENTO, Calif. (#).—You/ ean’t paint the puppies and sell ’em for hot dogs in California. To be « frank, the frankfurters must be their natural selves before they go on a , bun—with mustard. Two years ago the Legislature made it illegal to use dye or coloring ma- terial in the manufacture of the in- sides of the hot dog. | The Senate has completed legisla- tion making it illegal to dye or color the casing of the hot dog. | AIRBASE QUERY FILED Proposals Stir Canada to Ask Data of State Department. Canada, both interested and con- | cerned at proposals to establish a | “camouflaged” military alr base near | her border, yesterday asked the State | Department for any public data on such Army plans. : | Promptly State Department officials -+ Ppromised to comply with the request. vl i Boy Captures Alligator. WATERLOO, Iowa (P)—It's a ’ question which was more surprised, , Donald Eibey, 12, or the 21-inch long | alligator he caught swimming in the | * Cedar River here. No one has been | able to explain where the alligator - mr;:eet from. Meanwhile Donald has a 3 EDUCATIONAL. The Temple School SECRETARIAL TRAINING Stenotypy Beginners’ and Advanced Classes Day and Evening Sessions Day classes forming every Monday Special Anmouncement New classes forming in Rapid Dictation, 5 P.M., Mon., Wed., Fri. Enroll at any time. 1420 K St. NW. NAtional 3258 o o o Civil Service Exam. Statistica! 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