Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 48

Tt THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1936. Sewing holds the attention of Pauline Dindlebeck, at the Capitol Heights School. Pauline is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dindlebeck, 20 Washington avenue, Capitol Heights, Md. Tomorrow: Barbara Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alice O. Hutchinson, and Billy Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Hall, at the Pierce School. —Star Staff Photo. King Stork Is Friendly. Power Plant Change Asked. Standing on a stone traffic shaft, Tokio is demanding that Peiping, near Entebbe, South Africa, a king | China, reorganize its power plant to stork makes friends with motorists. give Japanese a large interest. WELCOME NORMANDIE THE BIGGER THEY ARE, THE MORE CUSTOMERS Forus. T 14 FLuIBS Srangth 18 ERMOUTH. Mop ;.w BTLL;”' FRANCE = R ”"‘-Dvm‘u-'"'} Every steamer that docks and releases a boatload o} returning American fourists, releases almost as many, pew Cinzano cusiomers. 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December 17— Cornell University physicists an- nounced yesterday the completion of what they termed the “lightest port- able telescope of usable astronomical size in the world.” The main future of it is & 24-inch, 230-pound glass mirror, poured at the Corning Glass Works from the same ER T T o 2 S SN 2 S N e S S S SR S A T S S S SR S S S S S S SR SR S S SR S SR SR S SRS S S melt as that which went into the huge 200-inch, 20-ton mirror for the world’s largest telescope at Mount ‘Wilson Observatory in California. Samuel L. Boothroyd, professor of astronomy, and Dr. R. W. Shaw, physics instructor, designers of the new small telescope, said the instru- ment was light enough to be trans- ported “to any point where atmos- pheric conditions are most favorable.” The mirror will be coated with aluminum and will reflect the light “gathered” on it to the “eye piece” 8 feet away. The girders of the frame are of a light metal and weigh 20 pounds each, light enough, the professors said, for men or a packtrain to carry. Prof. Boothroya sald the telescope probably would be put to its first test at Flagstafl, Ariz. The mirror, he asserted, is accurate to one three hundred thousandth of an inch. o Dance Until Pay Is Raised. As a protest against & reduction in | junior warden; Martin H. Kinsinger, wages girls employed in a collar fac- | treasurer, and Joseph Griffith, secre- tory at Derry, Northern Ireland, staged | tary. Garland W. Wolfe was re- & stay-in strike and danced and sang until their terms were met. Masons Name Officers. SILVER SPRING, Md., December 17 (Special) —Marshall B. Van Wagner was elected worshipful master of Silver Spring Lodge, No. 215, A. F. & A. M., at a meeting here Monday night. Other officers elected were Dixon W. Hall, senior warden; Lawrence L. Swindell, elected trustee to serve for a poriod of three years. 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