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La gaceta., 1930-05-30
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLECRAFICAS

Hartford, Conn, Mayo 30
FL tan demorado vuelo del ae-
roplano * de New Haven"
hasta Buenos Aires, una distan
cia de 200 millas, finaliz6 aqui
en- la manana de hoy, a los po-
cos minutes de la partida.
Tn regreso fu6 necesario por
que ell aparatO de reaprovisio-
namien'to para ell primer con
tacto Sc qued6 sin gasolina. Mu-
cha gasolina Sc gast6 en- ell vue-
10 sobre ell terreno esperanto
que ell X despegara.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Razones en- favor de Mr..
Gum, candidate a la reelec-
sion por ell distrito No. 2:
Su familia di6 $4,000 para
que Tampa brindara hospitali-
dad a la industria tabacalera.
Ha cumplido estrictamente su
deber durante los amos que lie
va. desempenando ell puesto de
comisionadO.
Atiende con prontinud y a.
mabilidad las peticiones de sus
convecinos, va sean "1atinos"
o natiyos
A una sociedad Latina" ha
ce pocas semanas lie presto un
vailoso servicio.
Promote las economics que
pueden hacerse, de modo que
Ell pueblo no Sc ELAINE a enga-
no" despues de los Comicios.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
Ell MITIN DE HOY EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Esta noche, 81 Ell tempo 10
permite, Sc celebrara en- ell Cen
tro Obrero ell mitin de protesta
contra la tirania de Machado,
organizado por los tres j6venes
estudiantes que hace pocos dias
llegaron de New York.
Los obreros de Tampa han
ofrecido su concurso al acto.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Los ami
Cos del exministro Martinez
Anido dicen que este ha reitera-
do SUI intenci6n de irse a vivir
a un pueblo de Portugal, de ma
nera que no Sc lie puedan atri-
BUR fines politicos que no per-
sigue.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Procedente de la ciudad de la
Habana lego a esta localidad ell
microbes pasado ell conocido ca
ballero senior Manuel Llano, En-
cargado General del Trust Ia
bacalero".
Asuntos del negocio que re-
presenta lie hicieron pasar va
rios dias en- la citada urbe.
Reciba nuestra cordial bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Ha mejo-
RADIO algo la Sra. Margarita
Garcia Kohly, hija del embaja-
dor de Cuba, que Sc encuentra
enferma.
Por su estado Sc han intere-
sado muchas personals.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Madrid, Mayo 30,-Conside-
rase SECURE que ell gobierno es-
tablecera ell requisite del scar
net" para poder votar en- las
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
LOGIA IDEL 55, l. o. O.. F.

Por orde .ndel Noble Grande
otto a todos los H. de esta lOgia
para la tenida que Sc celebrara
en nuestro salon hoy viernes 30.
Hay nominaciones y eleccio-
mes, al mismo tempo hay asun-
tos de gra nimportancia que ira
tar.
FL Secretario, A. Via.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Ayer tu-
vo lugar ell entierro del famoSo
escritor Y estilista Gabriel Mi
r6. Ell ano pasado publico su Ill
timo libro. Eel Obispo Leproso'.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Hernandez y Vega, es NOM
bre de uno de los establecimien-
TIC preferidos por nuestras dis
tinguidas familias, que esta u
bicado en- la mas centrica arte-
ria de Ybor, Ia. avenida entire
las GALES Is Y 16.
En- sus preciosas vitrinas Sc
observan todos los flamantes y
colosales artfculos que han 81
do puestos en- una venta espe-
cial, que habra de prolongarse
por espacio de varios dias.
Toda su clientela, que forma
legion, no debe desperdiciar es-
ia oportunidad, que solo una
vez Sc puede presentar en- ell
inicio de cada estacion.
A. de la Pe@G.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

La casa commercial elegida Y
favorita de toda nuestra juven-
tud bien, la conocida por Ell nom
bre de Fernando y Garcia,
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Chicago, Mayo 30.-Mientras
la policia buscaba anoche ell
cuerpo de un hOmbre que Sc
cree fuera asesinado, Sc di6 la
noticia de que un segundo cuer-
pc habia sido encontrado en-
una carretera y que, al igual
que ell otro, habia desaparecido.
Dos mujeres dieron cuenta de
haber encontrado ell cuerpo, no
tificando a la policfa. Cuando
esta lego ell cadaver habia 81
do recogido por alguien.
Sam Hunt, ell hombre dete-
nido aver cerca del lugar donde
fuera asesinado, un hombre, nd
da ha declarado que pueda ser
de utilidad a la policia.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Madrid, Mayo 30.-No Sc
han recibido nuevas noticias So
bre ell paradero de los aviadores
capitanes Burguete y Munoz,
que Sc extraviaron hace pOcos
dias.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
DE Ell BIEN PUBLICO

Durante ell dia de aver ell DR..
Nestor A. Portocarrero oper6 a
las siguientes personals: Oscar
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Sc les recuerda a los senores
socios de la poderosa Agrupa-
ci6n "Acci6n Gallega", que en-
la actualidad Sc encuentran ven
diendo los tickets para la Oil
ra" que esta Agrupaci6n cele-
bra ell proximo domingo l de ju
MO, en- la pintorssca Finca la
Columna', que 81 hoy no hacen
La devoluci6n de las papeletas
sobrantes, Sc consideraran ven
didas.
No Sc olviden que las horas
de entregar en- la SECRETA-
RIA es de 8 %. m. hasta las 10
p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Para la sala de aetos del
Centre Espanol de West Tam
pa, estan citados para esta no
che, a las ocho, todos los socios
de la "Juventud Hispana".
Sc reuniran en- junta general
v en- ella Sc ultimaran todoS los
detalles para ell paseo campes-
tire que en- ell mes entrante Sc
celebrara, con un extraordina-
rio programa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Bombay, Mayo 30.-Otros
des6rdenes estallaron aver en-
Dacca, a Glen millas de Calcut-
ia, resultando herido en- la re-
friega ell superintendent de po-
licia, comandante de las tropas
de Gurkha,
La situaci6n en- la ciudad, vic
lentada por los conflictos entire
mahometan0s G hindus, ha me-
dorado algo; pero todo indica
que la disputa Sc extendera a
las aldeas cercanas.
Sobre una multitud de 1000
personals hizo aver fuego la po-
licfa, en- Llloah, recibiendo he
ridas cuatro hombres.
Ocurri6 ell disturbio por ira
tar de establecer la compania
ferr0carrilera East Indian, una
nueva escala de jornales.
En- Bombay tuvo lugar una
manifestation en- la que toma-
ron parte mas de $4,000 perso-
mas, incluyendo dos mil mule
res, en- favor de la campana de
desobediencia civil.
Llevaban los manifestantes
carteles que decian: No habra
conferencia sin Gandhi. La paz
no sera possible sin la coopera-
ci6n de Gandhi.
Atlantic City, N. j., Mayo 30.
Ell cOronel Lindbergh lego a.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Washington, Mayo 30.-Esta-
dos Unidos honra hoy a sus sol
dados muertos. BESIDE los am
plios campos de Arlington y
Gettysburg hasta los mas pc
quehos cementerios, las tum-
bas de aquellos que murieron
en- la defensa de la naci6n son
hoy lugares de santo recuerdo.
Ell espiritu del aniversario fue
concentrate en- ell campo de la
mas grande batalla de la que
ira civil, en- ceremonies que cul-
minaron con un discurso del
presidente Hoover.
Una importante ceremonial
Sc verified en- Arlington, ante
la tumba del soldado descono-
cido.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

proximas elecciones. E,
Ell sistema sc adaptara de-
que esta en- vigor en- la Argent
ma.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
POLITICAS

Pat Whitaker sera reelecto
senador.
Los '1atinos' deben votar
por Pat, por las razones que
siguen: Sera ell presidente del
senado Y nombrara las conf
stones.
Sera ell teniente gobernador.
Impedira que al tabaco de
Tampa Sc lie cargue un impues
to, como 10 desean algunos
condados de la parte norte.
81 10 convencemos, presen-
tara un proyecto de ley para
que los tabacos hechos a ma
quina lleven un sello que CO.
mo tales los acredite.
Tambien lie pediremos que
"introduzca' un proyecto de
ley cargando un impuesto de
uno o dos pesos sobre ell millar
de 'impuros" hechos a maqui-
ma.
iY sera aprobada la ley de
compensation a los obreros!
Razones en- favor de la rec
lecci6n de Mr.. Lester como co
misionado del condado, distri-
to No. 1:
Ha servido fielmente al pue
bio.
Sc opuso a la "combinaci6n'
para que ell pueblo cargara
con ell puente de Candy.
Los "latinos" saben que es
I'm amigo intelligence y fiel.
Trata a todos los hombres
no por ell lugar de su nacimien
to sine por la cantidad de HON
brfa y decencia que cada uno
lleva en- ST.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

San Andres, EscocIa, Mayo
30.-Bobby Jones avanz6 hoy
hasta ell final del torneo anna
teur ingles, en- la tarde de hoy,
eliminando a George Voight.
Mas de tres mil personals 81
guieron la competencia entire
los dos "golfistas".
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Una fiesta muy bonita fue &c
lebrada la noche del pasado
microbes en- ell Parque de "Ro-
bles'' en- honor de los graciosos
ninos Jorge y Reinaldo Rodri-
guez, hijos del distinguido ma
trimonio Victoria y Ramon Ro-
drfguez, los que cumplian I'm a
no mas cada uno.
A este originalfsimo party"
concurrieron muchos ninos y nj
fias amiguitos de los festejados.
los que pasaron unas horas de-
liciosas entire juegos propios de
la edad y los dulces que fueron
regalados.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Habana, Mayo 30.-Dos mu-
chaehas trataron aver de suici-
darse en- esta ciudad, por dis
gustos de poca impOrtancia, a.
rrojandose alcohol sobre las ro-
pas e incendiandoIas.
Las dos, Dulce Maria Casta-
media, de 20 amos, Y Candida
Martinez Rodriguez, Sc encuen-
tran en- muy grave estado.
Tonic la Castaneda tai deter
minaci6n pOrque su madre la
reganara.
La MARTINEZ por ell tenor de
que SUI novio la abandonara.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

a los hindus ell derecho a be-
Der aqua y banarse; pero Sc
oponen a que estos, con la a
yuda de la naturaleza, fabri-
quen su sal.
Tiene ell gobierno de la In
dia la obligation de defender
ell monopolio de la sal y mu-
chos de los hindus, escuchan-
do los consoles del "ap6stol''
Gandhi, hacen su sal, la Eek
hiben como una prueba de su
rebeldia y despues la consul
men o la tran.
No es la sal, la abolici6n del
monopolio de esta, 10 que los
"desobedientes" quieren.
Ellos reclaman su indepen-
dencia y Green que la conse :
guiran "despreciando" las le-
yes de les dominadores.
Mas de un centenar de
hombres, no obstante ser la
campafa de Gadhi de desc
bediencia civil" sin actos vio-
tentos, han perecido va en- lu-
cha con las tropas inglesas.
Varios centenares, quizas
mas de mil, han recibido heri-
las resistiendo las medidas de
violencia de los opresores.
La sal es como ell "simbolo"
lie la revolution iniciada.
Hasta ahora Inglaterra man
tiene sus proposiciones y las
mantendra mientras hindus y
mahometanos no Sc unan en-
una sola aspiration: la liber-
tad de la India.
Ell "leopardo ingles" no Sc
1eclarara vencido mientras
9ueda hacer renir, por dife-
vencias religiosas, a mahome-
tanos e hindus.
Los cubanos tambien po-
drfan iniciar y sostener una
eampana de desobediencia ci-
vii contra ell gobierno desp6ti-
60 del Oral. Machado.
Pudieran los cubanos negar
Sc a pagan las contribuciones
hasta que Machado ajustara
6us actos a la constitution y
las leyes del pals.
Pero harlan falta hombres
dispuestos al sacrificio y estos
escasean; harlan falta hon.
bres capaces de yer avanzar
sobre ellos a los asesinos Y re-
cibirlos diciendoles: iLlegad,
verdugos, que la vida sin "hom
bria" muy POGO vale!
Harlan falta muchos estu-
diantes del temple de los tres
que tenemos por AGA y muchos
obreros' como los que firma-
ron ell manifesto que hace
dfas publicamos.
~ serfa de suma utilidad
que en- la Casa Blanca hubiera
un presidente justo, que die
ra al tirano:
Estados Unidos reconoce
que no debe mezclarse en- los
problemas interiors; de Cuba
y en- 10 successive no Sc mezcla-
ra; pero va que hemos venido
defendiendo los intereses de
los capitalists americanos, ca
81 siempre en- contra del pue-
bio cubano, ahora vamos a "a
consejarle" a su presidente
que devuelva a sus conciuda-
danos los derechos que les ha
arrebatado.
Ell Dictator daria atenci6n
al consejo Y ell pueblo queda-
ria libre de los "fantasmas"
que al presente lie entristecen
y perturban.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

En- la sala de reception del
Temple Obrero, establecido en-
la octava avenida, Sc congrega-
ra esta noche un numeroso p1-
blico avido de escuchar a los
j6venes estudiantes cubanos
que recien llegados de New
York, son huespedes de nues-
ira colonia.
I'm magnifico programa Sc
ha combinado para presenta-
ci6n de estos representatives de
la cultura y la rebeldia.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
s @ A E S

situada en- la populosa arteria
de la Ia. Avenida Y Gale Is,
presenta en- sus artisticos esca-
parates la Ultima novedad en-
ropas de caballeros.
Y dada la calidad del supe-
rior articulo y la bella presenta-
clio men toda su confecci6n, no
Sc puede dejar de yer, porque
entra de lleno en- la venta espe-
cial que la prestigiosa firma ha
ordenado en- beneficio y prove
ci6n en- toda su confecci6n, no
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Habana, Mayo 30.-Aten-
diendo quejas de los empleados
de varios municipios de la pro-
vincia de la Habana, ell secreta-
rio de gobernaci6n, Oral. Del
gado, ha manifestado que Sc d.
rigira al gobernador, Sr. Ruiz,
pidiendoie que ell NAL sea re-
mediado sin perdida de tempo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

IRA y sostenerlo haSta la bora
de su partida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
CENTRAL OFFICE
URGED FOR MAILS
Arlington Chamber of Com
merCe Working to UmaveI
TangIe in County.
BY a Stan Correspondent of tn. star.


CLARENDON, Va, March IA
Claiming that the postal delivery situa-
ton in Arlington County is now in such
a middle that many letters are greatly
delayed, the Arlington County Chamber
OF Commerce is conducting an active
campaign in the interest of the central
post ONCE that mas been proposed by
Representative r. Walton Moore.
According to Ashton C. Jones, presi-
dent OF the chamber, some of the mail
in the county is delivered from Falls
Church and some from Alexandria. both
post ofnces being outside the county
limits, In addition to the Clarendon and
RoSSlyn Post Ofnces.
The county is cut up into many Diff
ferent subdivisions and free rural de-
livery routes, he said, making It ex-
tremely difficult to determine the proper
way to address mail.
With a central post office and a well
organized system of delivery the DELAY
would be almost entirely eliminated, he
thinks.
The communication and TRANSPORTS
ton committee, of which A. L. Kelly is
chairman, has been instructed to COM
municate with every civic organization
in the county in an effort to secure in
dorSementS Of the proposal
The chamber is not attempting to in
huence the Federal postal authorities
with respect to the location Of the post
office, but believes that any central plant
would eliminate the present unsatisfac-
tory system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
RADIO STATION RENTS
ALEXANDRIA STUDIO
WJSV Moves Offices to Virginia
Following Receipt Of
Complaints.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 14.-Radio
station WJSV has leased a suite of six
rooms on the top of the Doniphan
Building, corner of King and Columbus
streets, and will move its studios from
Washing ton and from Mount Vernon
Hills within the next five days.
This action has been taken due to
a number of complaints lodged with the
Federal Radio Commission that the
Mount Vernon Hills station, with its
powerful 10, 00O-watt transmitter, should
be charged to Washington, D. c., and
not to Virginia, as the programs
originated in Washington. Among the
complaining stations were WRVA, at
Richmond, and others.
At present the studios of WJSV are
located at 323 Pennsylvania avenue in
Washington and also at Mount Vernon
Hills. The transmitter will remain at
Mount Vernon Hills, but all programs
will originate In Alexandria. The sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
PULLMAN Theft
: SUSPECT is HELD
Hundreds of Dollars in Loot
Found in Apartment,
.,l Police Claim.

Charles b. Leet, 80, who, police say,
furnished a luxurious apartment in
Chevy Chase, Md, from the profits of
his criminal activities, was sent to CAL
linger Hospital for mental observation
today following his arrest by two Penn
sylvania railroad detectives, who say
they caught him looting a Pullman
berth.
!, A search of the mans apartment,
according to police, resulted in the re-
covery of hundreds of dollars worth Of
sjewelry. alleged to have been stolen from
railroad passengers during recent
months.
Sentenced in District Twice.
According to Official records, Leet
began his criminal career here in 1915,
when he was sentenced to three and
one-half years in the District Work
house for HOUSEKEEPING. In 1918 he was
sentenced to Blackwells Island after
breaking a parole in New York on q
burglary charge. In 1920 he returned
TO the District and, upon resuming his
criminal activities, was sentenced to
three years in Atlanta for housebreak-
ing. In 1924 he was arrested in Cleve-
land, Ohio, for forgery and served i've
years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Leet
Is known TO police throughout the
country under the aliases of Arthur
J. Merchant, Frank Godfrey and VIII
liam L. Adams.
The detectives who arrested Leet have
been seeking him for months. They
boarded the midnight train in Philadel-
phia and decided to lie in wait in the
Pullman car.
Hearing footsteps in the sleeper as the
train was nearing Baltimore they looked
out and saw Leet reaching his hand into
. sleeping compartment, they charged
They grabbed the man and, after a
struggle, subdued him.
Claim He Had Purse.
The detectives say he had in his pos
session purse containing $3.50, which
had been stolen from the compartment
OF Mrs. A. j. Hort of New York and
Chicago, who is employed as secretary
TO Marshall Field, Sd. They also found a
quantity Of Jewelry which they will at
tempt to have identified by the pas
sengers.
Detective Ben johnson of the sixth
precinct placed Leet under arrest at the
request Of the railroad detectives.
At police headquarters, after he had
been questioned by Inspector Shelby.
1eet confessed to the robberies, police
claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
DOG ATTACKS WOMAN
ON WAY TO BUREAU
Mrs. Edith Atchison Suffers Lac
erations of Both Legs; Police
Capture Animal.

Attacked by a dog at Thirteenth and
Otis streets while walking to work yes
terday, Mrs. Edith Atchison, a. years
old, of 1924 Thirteenth street, suffered
decorations of both legs before the an
final was beaten OF.
Mrs. Atchison, an employe of the
Census Bureau, was given medical aid
by DR.. z. j. Dunning of 1915 Sixteenth
street, after which she continued to the
bureau.
The dog was caught by officers of No.
10 precinct and is being held at the
District pound for examination.
Jean E. Edwards, years old. of 1905
d street northeast, was bitten about the
arms, legs and back by dog owned by
George M. Browning Of 431 Tenth street
northeast while playing in the rear
yard at the Browning residence. She
was treated at Casualty Hospital and
sent to her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
COL. PHILIP WARD QUITS
SERVICE WITH HONOR
War Department Announces Trans
fers of Maj. W. A. Danielson and
Other oficers in Service.

Maj. wilmot A. Danielson, Quarter
master Corps. at the general depot, this
city, has been ordered to Governors
Island, N. Y; Maj. Jesse L. Sinclair,
Coast Artillery. has been transferred
from the War Department general staff
to the Panama Canal Zone; Maj. John
r. Mendenhall, Infantry, from Fort
Benning, Ga, to New York City for
duty with the New York National
Guard; Maj. H. NICE. Pendleton,
Cavalry, from the Philippines to the
Culver Military Academy at Culver,
Ind; Mai. william G. Guthrie, Medical
Corps, from Fort Bliss, Tex, to Min
neapolis for duty at the University of
Minnesota; Capt Joseph I. Lambert
Cavalry, from the University of Georgia
to Paris, France, for duty in connection
with the Gold Mothers pilgrimage;
Capt. Richard w. Carter, Cavalry, from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
PICKP0CKET GETS WATCH.
Set Lost by Joseph Smith Valued
at $500, He Tells Police.

A pickpocket working in the down.
town crowds late yesterday stole a
watch, chain and knife, valued at 5000,
from Joseph Wilmer Smith of 1889
Park road, according to a report made
to the detective bureau.
Smith told Detective Sergt. James w.
Collins, who investigated the theft, that
he did not detect the robbery until he
reached into vest pocket and found
that the entire set had been stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14

ton is operated by the Independent
Publishing Co. The lease was arranged
by j. P. Quarles, local realtor, and runs
for three years.
The radio station has been trying to
obtain studios here for the past few
days, and had given preference to rooms
on the top floor of the George Mason
Hotel, but these were not available.
The Doniphan Building is the new
name Of the old Fairfax apartments,
which were Quilted by q fire here more
than year ago, and have been rebuilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
Elected to Phi Kappa Phi.

. Hugh Malcolm Beville, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Beville of 1405 Newton
street, and a graduate of Central High
School. and graduate of Central High
of bachelor of science at the College of
Business Administration of Syracuse,
n. Y, has been elected to the scholastic
fraternity of Phi Kappa Phi, according
70 word received here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14

Watch the papers daily beginning Sunday for offer
ngs each day. and early profit by the SEN
sational Savings offered in LIienthal week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14

San Diego, Calf, to the 10th Cavalry
at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.; Capt. w. L.
Hamilton, Cavalry, from Fort d. A.
Russell, Tex, to the Philippines; Capt.
Thomas @. Jenkins, Infantry, from
Fort F. e. Warren, Wyo, to the Panama
Canal Zone; First Lieut.. Claude L.
Gamble, Quartermaster Corps, from
Governors Island, N. Y, to the War
Department; and Field Artillery Of
ficers at Fort sill, Okla, to other sta
tons as follows: Capt. Hugh Boone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
Selects Narcotic Farm Site.

A site near Lexington, KY, has been
selected by special committee, for the
first Federal narcotic farm, 1t was
announced yesterday by Secretary Of
consists of the Attorney General. Sec
rotary of the Treasury and the Secre-
tary Of War, and they recommend
the site in Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14

Fort Bragg, n c.; Capt r. @. Hunter,
Madison Barracks, N. Y; Capt. d. j.
Sabini, Fort Ethan Allen, VT; Capt. J..
r. williams. Fort Lewis, Wash; Capt.
v. r. woodruff, Fort Hoyle, Md, and
George D. Crosby, Fort Myer, Va.
The President has approved the APP
plication OF Col. Philip r. Ward, Field
Artillery, at Fort Bragg, N. c., for
transfer to the retired list, May /, after
more than 35 years service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-14
CHILD HEALTH GROUP
PUBLISHES CIRCULAR
First Issue of Publication by White
House Conference Carries Will
4 bur Foreword.

So varied and complex have grown
the activities Of the White House Con-
ference on Child Health and Protection
appointed by President Hoover. to make
national survey for the welfare Of
children, that the conference has in
augurated weekly circular of informa-
ton, the first issue Of which is Just
of the press.
The publication is edited by Mrs.
william Atherton Du Puy, past presi-
dent of the League of the American
Pen Women. The first issue carries a
foreword by Secretary Of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur predicting that It
Is probable the conference viii DO held
in November Of this year, and expressing
appreciation for the cooperation Of
members.