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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-30
FILIPINO TITLE TENNIS
DUE TO START TODAY

Play in the eighth annual District Of
Columbia Filipino championship tennis
tournament was to get under way this
afternoon on the Potomac Park courts
at o'clock. Entries were acceptable
until that time.
Doubles entries will close tomorrow at
8 pm.
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YANKEE SL00pS SCORE.

LARCHMONT, N. Y, August 80 (4r9.
The American team Of Long Island
Sound sloops defeated the Bermuda
Yacht Club representatives In the sec-
ond Of q series of four races, thereby
taking lead In points Of 12A 10 eK.
The visitors previously had led by
quarter Of o point.
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MORRISON HAS NET TASK.

OCEAN CITY, Md, August 3d.
Leonard Morrison OF Washington, D. c.,
has attained the semi-finals In the sim
giles in the Junior class of the Atlantic
Coast boys and junior tennis cham
pionships here. He will strive TO gain
the final by overcoming Jay Cohn Of
California, national boys champion.
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U. S. YACHTS LEADING.

NEW YORK, August 80 t4').--Ameri-
ean yaehtsmen held Appoint lead over
bermuda at the halfway mark Of the
International sloop series today. With
fwo races sailed, the United States had
scored 1914 points to 81 for Bermuda
THE last two races will be sailed tomor-
row Of Rye, morning and afternoon.
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TITLE CHANGES HANDS.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. August 30
CP).-Jack Hess, Fort Worth, Tex. an
nexed the South West Virginia open
tennis tournament by defeating red
Burwell, Sewanee, Tenn, the defending
titlist, 81, Ga, 81, 8-6,
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COMPLETE CAMP PLANS
FOR HILLTOP GRlDDERS

Manager Chick Paone, Trainer Harry
Crowley and Bill McCue, stock clerk,
left today for Point Lookout, Md, to
complete preparations for the arrival
there Tuesday of the Georgetown Uni
persity foot ball squad.
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FORMER c. U. STAR I'LL.

Gene Murphy, stellar Catholic Uni
versity foot ball and base ball player
the past few years, Is reported gravely
i'll at Manchester, N. H., with a rupture
Of the appendix.
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LANGDONs WIN, 8 TO s.

Lansdons had to hustle to conquer
Eagles, 6 to 5, in 10 innings, but Jack
HayeS team drubbed Samosets, IL to q
yesterday in French Insect Base BaIl
League games.
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TO FETE OLMsTED NINE.

In celebration Of q fine season mem
bers of the Olmsted Grill ball team viii
banquet Thursday evening at that res
taurant at $50 o'clock.
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ARMY FOUR BEATS BRITISH

NEW YORK. August 80 tP).--The
rInited States Army four. holders of the
7 afional Junior polo championship. de-
frafed Huriinahan. composed largely, OF
reserves of the British international
4earr1. q goal 10 I, Yesterday. THE Army
,ss-ss bv frr' ~ So gcals in the sixts
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ANT IT GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING.

AID To0 >STARv GRoPIe<e
ABOUND TAG HALLWAY
~lOPtNG To TOUCH A FAMILIAR
o6JEcT
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Score after seven rounds:
THE Midsummer meeting of the New

THE Midsummer meeting of the New
j. York State Chess Association was
held at Utica, N. Y, and resulted
in tie for the State championship be-
tween Norman Leasing of the Empire
City Chess Club and A. Edward Santa
siere OF the Marshall Chess Club. The
tie is TO be played of in New York City.
There were nine competitors. Herman
Steiner, last years champion, was in
Europe, and did not play. D. Francis
Searle of Rome, N. Y, won first prize
in class A, with the score of 1213-11a.
CCORE in the kriegspiel tournament
- at the Capital City Chess Club:
j. Roberts, Go: c. H. Mainhall.
"a; A. Whitaker, 11a-21a; F. W. F..
Gleason, lh-21a; F. T. Parsons, Is
G.. z. Bishop, the local expert, tried
his hand at simultaneous play the other
evening. winning and losing !, finish
ing all games in 35 minutes.
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French Defense.
Caro-Kann Defense.

Another game played by him at
Scarborough against Miss Vera Men
chik. woman champion of the world
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king Last Bid for Cup Much Is Lacking in Night Games
By BRIGGS

BUT AS ToU 5ecONNG MORE
AAD MORE CoNFUSG D AID.
4oRg AND MORE. ALAR NED
0uE q TAa SITUATION.
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AGING YACHTSN|AN
us HIT BY ILLNESS
Sir Thomas Foregoes Lavish
Entertainment of Old.
Awaiting Races.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

N EXPORT, r. l., August 3d.
IN Whether or not Sir Thomas
Upton wins the American
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TUESDAY, DEC. ?, 1850. KILL LEADER OF GANG

OAKLAND. Dec. }. (P)-Frank Smith, with long string of alias es, said to be the leader of the gang which robbed the Southern Pacific train of fifty six thousand dollars, on November 9th. was trapped by officers in his Oakland home and shot to death when he tried to escape.
 It is said that he has been as- sociated with robberies ranging from Vancouver, British Columbia, l, to Fresno, California, since 1928.
 Loot was recovered, totalling more than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Others of the gang who were in the house man aged to escape. The building was well armed, heavy guns occupying the vantages points.
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WEDNESDAY, ;TFLEGRAPh
WORLD DISARMAMENT

GENEVA. Dec. 3, (R)-World conference for disarmament will probably be held early in 1932. The Preparatory Commission yot- ed to invite the Council of the League of Nations to set an exact date for the. world hearing. The conference will take up the reduc tion of naval. land and air arma- ments. The proposal of Germany to set November5. 1881 as the date for the hearing was over-ruled.
 Germany said that if ten months was not time enough for prepara- tons, then it would most probably take ten years. The United States abstained from voting China, It. ally, Russia and Bulgaria backed up Germany. Great Britain, France, Greece, and Japan were among those who approved of the 1892 date.
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SATURDAY FOOTBALL SCORES

Following are the scores of sev- eral football games played Sat urday November 29th. Stanford IS, Dartmouth :. U. C. l.. A. 20. Idaho 6. Maryland [. Vanderbilt 22. Rice I, Bayler !.
 Willamette U 34. Pacific $. Iowa State :, Loyola IA.
 At Chicago. one hundred thous- and spectators watched Notre Dame defeat the Army seven to six. for their ninth victory this season.
 At Philadelphia: Washington State College. Pacific Coast cham pions, defeated Villanova. 13 to O.
 At Detroit: University 12. George town 0. Holy Cross 2 Boston Col lege 0. Navy 20. George Wash ington University 0.
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SONIETS STILL ON TRIAL

MOSCOW, Dec. 1. (P}-The trial and execution of Sacco and Vanzetti in Boston several years ago, came out of the files of the Russian newsaper and went into interminable columns of the pap CTS which have been devoting huge space to the trial of the eight en- gineers charged with treason.
 The 'Izvestia said "Of course Soviet justice cannot be compared with the bourgeois justice which executed Sacco and Nanzetti, in spite of documental proof of their innocence. This is the general tenor of the long editorial news accounts of the trial, blaming bour geois justice for making a mistake while Soviet justice will in no way allow themselves to be conducted by any experiences of anything connected with the bourgeois,
 All of the defendants have con fessed overwhelming details of the conspiracy for a counter-revolution with European diplomats. They offered no defense and asked no leniency. yet Nkrilenko. the fiery Soviet prosecupr, is subjecting them to merciless cross examination.
 He called additional witnesses even though he had already gained sufficient evidence for the judges decisions.
 The "Izvestia" said This is to impress on the Soviet multitudes, the henious crime which was plan ned against their great nation.'
 The paper also said that foreign were not using the truth of the trial but were attempting to show that it was frame-up to the anti-Soviets in Rus sia
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CONNU NESTS DENCSSTRATE
 IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. l. (P,- Several hundred persons, called communists, gathered in front of the capitol. carrying placards which were quickly torn down by the police. They refused to interfere in the demonstration until the plac ards were displayed,
 The signs had printed on them: 'Down with finger prints and re- gistration" Periodic fighting en- sued but no one was injured.
 Photographic communications seem to indicate that Congress conven- ed today, although no definite state ment was received to that effect.
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NOTICE

Pursuant to an Order of Court entered on this 29th day of Nov ember. 1880, notice is hereby giv- en that a General Term of the Dis trict Court, Territory of Alaska. Second Division, will be held in the Court House in Nome, in said Ter ritory and Division, commencing at the hour of eleven o'clock am. on Monday, January 5, 1881, and to continue therafter according to fur ther orders Of the Court.
 Given under my hand and with the Courts Seal affixed this 29th day of November, 1880.
 THOS. D. JENSEN,
 Clerk of the District Court
 for the Second Division, Ter
 ritory of Alaska.
 (aNAL)
 Publish-Nov. 29, Dec. 6, IS, 20. 1880.
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TUESDAY t4EIEGNApt4fCl
CROSsON ENRoUTE NOME MAIL PASSENGERS

Word received this morning stat ed that pilot Joe Crosson, Alaskan Airways. Fairchild plane. took ON from Fairbanks at S:30 am. to- day enroute to Nome- carrying mail, express and Mrs. Joe Cros- son. D. E. Crowley. and Gale AL exander as passengers. Due to the poor visibility it is probable that Crosson may stop overnight at some other place and continue his flight tomorrow.
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SOON BEGIN BOMBING TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec i. (P)- Authorities will soon begin prepara- tions for the trial of Henry Ilse and Thomas Boyle. for the at tempted bombing of the Spokane Chronicle building, week ago. when the bomb was delivered to the Associated Press office in that building. Ilse is supposed to be the planner of the plot. Boyle confessed that he transported the bomb to Spokane.
 Authorities are planning to put q detainer on the pair to try them later. Federal authorities are pre- pairing a possible third trial in Spokane, which will follow inn mediatelv on the conclusion O. the one in San Francisco
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
WINS TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT

CHICAGO, Dec. l. (Pl-Fans cried Fake. when Mickey Walk CT was given technical knockout victory over K o. Chrjstner Sat urday night. in the first round of their battle.
 Walker socked Christner twice for knockdowns and then the third time, he put him out of the ring Christner was counted out before he could get back in the ring. He limped badly as he attempted to make it in time Walker was ap- proximately thirty-six pounds under Christner's weight.
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rans-continental air route by the National Air Transport, was post poned today because of reports of rain and fog in Pennsylvania.
 The plane christened by Mrs. Thomas A. Edison. was to have flown to Chicago today to connect with the Boeing Line for Seattle and San Francisco. However, the plane may start tomorrow. The western end of the new line is running on schedule just the same.
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PLANES HELD UP IN SEAia II

<ETCHIKAN, Dec. }. tPD-Sud- den heavy rainstorms today balk- ed planes and navy flters from con tinuing on their search to Gravina Island. where a rancher reported that a plane crashed in the dark ness about a month ago. It is be- lieved here that it must have been Renehan's plane. The search to that place will be the last from this base. The cutter Cygan will probably move it's base to Port Simpson near Prince Rupert.
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DENY BILLINGS. APPLICATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1. (P1- X denial of Billings application for pardon. recommened to Gov ernor Young who asked the Sup rene Court to investigate the mat ter was voiced today by that body.
 Tine Supreme Court investigated the circumstances under which Billings and Mooney were convict ed in 1916 in the Preparedness Day parade bombing here, and rendered their decision today. Jus tice Langdon was one of the those dissenting. A formal decision will be given out later when it can be re-vamped.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
tHONOAY
SHIPS SERIOUS CONDITION

UNDATED, Dec. 1, (Py-Sever- al vessels are reported to be in distress or missing, according to several other crafts which managed to reach port, as the unexpected winters onslaught abated temporar ily
 Two tliers are reported to be still missing in some sections. Threats of snow promised more trouble to- day. Deaths attributed to cold numbered more than fifty over the weekend
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DEVILS BROTH IS BREWING
 IN EUROPE

PITTSBURG Dee. 1. (P)-Sen- ator Reed of Pennsylvania told the American Legion last night "The Devils own broth, is brewing in Europe. T hope I'm not unduly pessimistic but I believe that the bolshevistic countries in Europe, will soon be at each others throats. There is always the possibility of this happening especially when we realize the small and apparently insignificant deed which started the last great war. I talked with one foreign statesman who was espec- tally pessimistic.'
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PLANS EXCLUDE FILIPINO

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, (P)-- The exclusion of Filipino immigra- ton will be demanded by Senator Shortridge of California shortly af- ter Congress conyenes. After a com ference with Hoover. the senator an nounced that it was his intention tc seek action on a bill now pend ing ill the Senate that the Filipino is not needed as worker in this country. Shortridge said he did not contemplate introducing a bii! for indepedence of the islands this session.
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INVESTIGATION MAY RESULT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. (P)- Senator elect Davis of Pennsylvan- ia, did not appear today to be sworn in the Senate, evidently due to Senator Yves proposal that further investigation of the Re- publican campaign expenses in that state Nye claims that he found where total of s628.OOO was spent on behalf of the Brown and Davis campaign and only $16S.0O was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
MONEY TO PAY OFF LIENS ON KOUGAROK
 MINING PROPERTY

Attorney James Frawley wired the Miners and Merchants Bank of Nome thru Seattle bank, su6i- ctent funds to pay o1 all liens for labor against the Henry Cress Golt rredeing Go. which met wit l di6. culties last fall in paying oiY their labor bills. The local bank will is- sue checks to those whose claims have been approved.
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ESTABLISHED WITHOUT DOUBT

WASHINGTON, Dec. ?, (P)-- Scientists of the Carnegie Institu- tion said that slabs of heavy gray shale brought from St. Lawrence Island this year by the Cutter Northland, proved beyond a doubt that bridge of land once existed across Boring Straits. connecting Alaska with Asia.
 The shale was thickly covered with impression from leafy twigs. |Sequoia or Redwood, Dr. Ralph W. Chanofcy, of the institution said. The evidence of Redwoods be-
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
FIDEL LABARA DEFEATS
 BUD TAYLOR

NEW YORK, Dec. 2, [P)-Fidel LaBarba, featherweight champion won the decision over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute. Indiana, in a feature ten round bout last night. A crowd of eight thousand fans boo ed the decision Justify. There were no knockdowns. LaBarba weighed 125 and one half pounds and Fay Tor weighed 127 pounds.
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MILITARY FORCE ON DUTY

DANNILLf.. Va. Dee. ?, tP)- An increased military force today patro!led the quiet strike area at Schotield, as non-union textile workers. estimated as numbering as high as four hundred, entered the mill gates. Picketing is going ion representatives.
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MRS. KEITH-MILLER ARRIVES

NASSAU. Bahamas. Dec. 3. (Pl Mrs. J. M. keith-Miller, twenty seven year old Australian aviatriN. missing since leaving Havana ten days ago for Miami and given up as lost arrived here after a thrill ing forced landing on the islands of Andros group during a gale. The reason no one knew of her whereabouts was that she carried no radio and the island was noth- ing but a barren knoll.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED OF
 RICHARD SUNDQUIST

SEATTLE, Dec. 3, P)-The en- gagement of Senator Richard Sund quist of Candle to Miss Beulah Fades of Issequah, Washington, was announced at an Alaska party at the home of Harold c. Dill here. Bob Toussaint of Nome made the Twenty two per sons were present. The marriage is to take place soon. The Blades also have relatives in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. ?, (P)- Extra precautions were taken by the capitol police yesterday against communist demonstrations. with the opening of the present session of Congress.
 Reenforcements were stationed at various places around the capi- tol, and lucky it was, for the ru- mored parade and demonstration took place which was quickly brok en up.
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NOTICE

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DISAGREEMENT ENDS WORK

LONDON. Dee. 1. lPy-A com plate stoppage of all Scottish coal fields beginning tomorrow after noon. Was announced today, fol- lowing the breakdown of negotia- tions between mine owners and mine workers. The shutting down of these fields affects ninety-two thousand men.
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PLANS NORTH POLE CRUISE
 NEXT YEAR

BERLIN. Dec. 2, fR)-Command- CT Samilowitch of the Soviet ice breaker Krassin, which rescued the Mobile expedition two years ago, announced today that he was pre- pairing to reach the North Pole next year. He said he was taking three airplanes with him aboard the vessel.
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HOPE ABANDONED FOR AUSTRALIAN AYIATRIN

HAVANA. Dec. 2, (P--Hope has been abandoned for the safety of Mrs. J. M. Keith Miller. Austral- ian aviatrix, who has now been lost for over a week, attempting a flight from Havana to Miami
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
BIC FIRE KLAMATH FALLS

(P)-Damage estimated at one hun dred thousand dollars. was wrought by fire which destroyed a half a block of the business section here dt dawn today.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
ASK FOR APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON Dec. 2, (R- Army engineers want Congress to appropriate thirty six million, four control work for the fiscal year beginning in July. Major General Brown submitted an estimate in his
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
ANOTHER" JONES DEAD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. [P)- Mary "Mother" Jones, one hundred year old militant crusader of the rights of the laboring man. died last night near her Maryland home.
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annual report which also called for sixty million dollars to be spent On the improvement and mainten- ance of harbors and waterways.
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FUNDS COMMITTEE FINDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, (P)-Sen- ator Nye said that the campaign funds Investigating committee had uncovered expenditures of s272.312 for the DavisBrown group in the Pennsylvania primaries. Over $36S.- 962 was reported to the commit tee. Francis Brown was defeat ed by Pinchot for nomination for governor.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
CROSsON AT RUBY TODAY

Crosson. pilot for the Alaskan Airways. now enrOute to Nome from Fairbanks. stopped overnight at Ruby due to snowstorms. He was held there today by poor visibility and snow.
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N . Y I c n

Large sins eavel00es. big en- essh to naAil tho None Weekly Nn8Got ard sdnd vta nrst class sirplsae nsil. eaa now be had ., the NugEet once.
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Elliott, Nome pilot for the Alas kan Arways, is scheduled to hop off for Deering. Teller and Shish-
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Ross. pilot for the Northern Air Transport. according to last reports is still detained at Hot Springs.
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ing found in northern Asia and Alaska indicate that forests once existed between the continents.
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LOMEN NOMINATED FOR JUDGE

WASHINliTON. Dec. 8, (P--G. J. Lomen was nominated today for District Judge, in the Second Divi- sion of Alaska.
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Subscribers who do net get their
 RaPeT regularly, will confer . favor
 on the o4ee f. they win rrpszt it
 as sB0a as poestlaie.
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NEW AIRLINE OPENED UP

NEWARK. New Jersey. Dec. 2, (P)-The opening of northern
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WRITE YOUR FRIENDS A LETTER ON sOURDoUGH STA TfONARl On Sale at Nugget odic-
The Washington times., 1930-03-25

ENJOY OF Germany Is
Visitor in NeuU York
For a Brief Stay

The Ambassador Of Germany
and Frau Won Prittwitz und
Cation went to New York yes
terday morning for a brief
stay. The dinner which the
Ambassador and Frau Won Pritt-
witZ will give Friday evening
will be informal, due to official
mourning, the small company IN
vited having been asked to meet
DR.. Hugo Eckener, who with
Frau Eckener, will spend a few
days in the Capital. DR.. Eek
ener came to this country to
receive from the National Geo
graphic Society the society'S
special gold medal for his work
in furthering the progress Of
airShips and to commemorate
the first around-the-world flight
Of the Graf Zeppelin under
his command in 1929. The
presentation will be made
Thursday evening at the Wash
ington Auditorium, when o
large and distinguished COM
pany will attend.
The Ambassador Of France,
Paul Claudel, will go to New
York tomorrow to spend a day.
He will stay at the Ritz Tower.
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HOME
TO BE SCENE
OF PARTY
Miss Caroline Roeb.ing
and Alex Hagner Will
Be Honor Guests

Three Washington cavaliers,
Tommy Letter, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter; Bobby Hit,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Rey.
nolds Hit. and Spotswood
White, will give a dance for
Miss Caroline Roebling, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Arthur O'Brien,
and her fjance, Alex Hanger,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
Hagner.
The party will be given on
Saturday evening, April S, dt
the Letter home on DUPONT
Circle. Members Of the younger
set, on this occasion, will rule
the roost," as Mr.. and Mrs.
Letter have gone to Europe on
an extended trip. Young
Tommy is home from prep
school for the spring holidays.
Guest at Dinner
Prince de Bearn ct ChalaiS,
former counselor Of the French
embassy here, and his daughter.
Mrs. John w. Freeman. who
are now in New York. were the
guests of honor at dinner last
evening of Mrs. Bayard F..
Pope.
The Washington times., 1930-03-25
Officers Elected By
WOmen's Press Club
At Annual Meeting

The annual election Of officers
of the Women's National Press
Club took place last week at
the annual business meeting of
the organization.
Miss Ruth Eleanor Jones,
society editor of the Washing
ton Post, was unanimously
elected to succeed herself ss
president, the vote being cast
by the secretary.
Miss Elizabeth Ellicott Poe,
of the Washington Post, was
reelected first vice president.
Mrs. Lily Rowe Shepard.
second vice president to succeed
Ann Hard.
Miss Blanche M. Joyce. press
service, Department of Agricul
ture, was reelected recording
secretary.
Miss Katharine Brooks, the
Evening Star, corresponding
secretary. to succeed Roberta
V. Bradshaw.
Miss Hazel Grant Edgar, of
the Edgar Publicity Bureau,
was reelected treasurer.
The three members of the
board of governors are Mrs.
Sallie V. H. Pickett, society
editor of the Evening Star, and
Mrs. Elizabeth May Craig, Port
land, (MeO Express, who were
reelected, and Miss BesS Davis
Schreiner, publicity writer, who
succeeds Miss Cora Rigby. of
the Christian Science Monitor.