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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
GRIFFITHS WIN AGAIN
Community Center Loop Leaders
Down Pontiacs, 1927.

Griffith Consumers, leaders in the
Community Center Basket Ball League,
downed Pontiacs, IS to 81, last night at
Eastern High, to chalk up their ninth
win in as many starts in the loop
Clovers stand second with nine victories
and one defeat and Potomac Boat Club
is third with six victories against one
loss.
Line-ups:
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ARMSTRONG WINS TWO

Anacostia A. C.. and Georgetown
Community Decisively Beaten.
After defeating the Anacostia A. c.,
40 to 81, the Armstrong High School
basket ball team swamped the George
town Community Five, SO to II, on the
Armstrong court.
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Liue-uu.

Totals 49,. 9 at Totals III 50
Referee-Orrel Mitchell (Approved Board).
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AS usual, Saturday will be travelling
day for the scholastic basketers. East
ern will go over to Annapolis to meet
st. Johns freshmen, Central has an
engagement with the Virginia yearlings
at Charlottesville, st. Adams will meet
Episcopal at Alexandria and Emerson
will wind up its Virginia invasion
against Massanutten Military Academy
at Woodstock.
Centrals swimmers are slated to 60
to New Haven Saturday to meet the
Yale yearling fish" This is one of
high spots Of the schedule arranged
for the Central natators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
EXAMINATIONS END
To FREE ATHLETES
Maryland to Have Biggest
Card of Winter-HoyaS
to Visit Navy.
BY III. C. BYRD.

w WITH the mid-year exam
M nations at an end, local
Wv college athletic teams get
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The Line-ups.

Totals ...l6 I SO Totals 80. o 8 "a
Referee-Mr Brennan University of Bal
timore) Umpire-Mr. Schmid tBucknell).
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ALExANDRIANS DIVIDE

Totals. 10 8 ss Totals
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

relate. Pero, una vez termina-
do, dijo:
i Llevais raz6n!... Me rim
do a la evidencia!. L.. Federico
Muller robaba la GAIA para dis
putar su amante al baron. Ma
to a este, no solo para ocultar
sus robos, sino para tomar ven
ganza del que lie suplantaba.
lnstruido por su espia de la flu
ga de la baronesa con ell vizcon-
de, Sc aprovech6 de esto~ para
poder culpar a ellos de su cri-
men y abrumarles con una mon
tana de pruebas morales. A
desenmascarar a csc hombre.
Jcbin, habeis dado IN golpe su-
blime!.. Estoy contento de vos.
Ahora es necesario que csc pc
ligroso criminal no escape a la
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
B OXEO
TODAVIA NO Sc SABE DON
DE Sc EFECTUARA Ell
MATCH SD2IBLING-SCH-
MELING

Filadelfia, Feb. 2.-Hablan-
do anoche en- un banquete veri-
ficado aqui en- honor de los at
letas veteranos, Joe Jacobs, ma
mayer de Max Schmeling, mani
fest6 a los periodistas que ell
match entire ell campe6n y WI
lie Stribling, a b~eneficio del
Fondo de Leche de New York,
puede ofrecerse en- c~ualquiera
parte.
Filadelfia esta siendo cons
derada, dijo, pero no podremos
ganar ell match para aqui mien-
tras Frank Weiner sea presi,
dente de la comisi6n de boxeo.
Ell ksecho de que Pennsylvania
no haya reconocido a Max como
campe6n Sc estima de poca i'm
portancia. Todo ell mundo sabe
que el es ell campeon".
".LaI pelea tendra lugar en-
una gran ciudad. Ell lugar es-
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

cogido debera basarse en- la IL
nea de cantidad. Nosotros esta-
mos comprometidos a pelear en-
beneficio del Fondo de Leche y
los encargaqRS de este decidiran
ell sitio del y Aentro.
81 Filadelfi3 Ieciera de gra
tbs ell estadio mn pal, pudiera
ser que yinieramos NRra AGA. 81
Dstroit ofrece algo Mejor, lle-
varemos ell combate para ALA.
Tengo entendido que Sc ha ell
slinado a Chicago-pero este
no puede afirmarse rotunda-
mente.
NADIA definitivo Sc anunciara
hasta ell dia l de abril.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

Justicia... Voy a daros ell man.
damiento de detencion. que lie
vareis a efecto esta misma no.
che.
Y tomando de su pupitre IN
mandamiento en- blanco, 10 lie
no, firm6, sell6 entregandose-
10 a JOHN, quien 10 guard6 en-
.su cartera, pero sill noverse.
y bien ique .guardais?-
lie pregunt6 Ell juez.
Ell senior juez me ha heeho
ell honor de manifestarme que
estaba contento de mi-mur-
mur6 ell agente con humildad,-
y me atrevo a suplicarle me- au.
torice para aplazar hasta ma
mana por la noehe la detenci6n
de Federico Muller.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

,enor iuez prepuntarle 81 la es Federico Muller.

ell senor juez preguntarle 81 la
carts an6nima escrita al Sc
nor Worms Sc encuentra unida
a los autos?
ST, aqui la teneis.
John la tonic, extrajo de su
cartera la hoja de papel azula-
do hallada en- la carpeta del ca
jero y la aplic6 al an6nimo. No
solo las irregularidades del cor
tie casaban con una precision
exacta, sino, que, ademas. las
palabras Papeterie d'Essone a.
parecian perfectamente yisibles
V reconstituidas.
All !-exclam6, con mani
fiesto aire de triunfo.jB ien 10
saba! Ahora ST que puedo de-
cir con complete seguridad que
ell asesino del baron de Worms
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
cia, senior juez.

cia, senior jueZ.
i Tanto mejor! Ell vizcon-
de y la baronesa me tienen en-
grave aprieto. No he visto, en-
mi larga carrera, bribones tan
duros nj criminales reinciden-
tes que sean mas recalcitran-
tes... No confesaran!.... iSe-
ra precise tener contra ellos
una prueba positiva, irrecusa-
BILE, lTenejs esa prueba.
-iDe su culpabilidad?
No, senior, de SUI inocen-
cha.
En- csc caso-balbuci6 ell
juez despues de un corto silen-
ei6,-lquien es ell asesino del
baron?
-Contestare a esa pregun-
ia; pero, antes, Ime permitira
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

-iY por que csc aplazamien
to?
Else hombre es fertil en- ar
oldes, y me atrevo a afirmar
que posce una inteligencia ina
gotable... y hallara medic de ha-
eer dudosa la evidencia misma:
pero 20 me encargare de hacer
que Sc confiese culgable antes
de ser conducido ante vos.
lilo conseguireis?
81, senior.
i Como?
-Ruego al senor juez no me
pregunte sobre ESQ.,.
Sea-. 0brad como Greats
conveniente. Solo os encargo
mucho cuidado para que Ell mi
sefaole no Sc deslice de vues-
tras msnos.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
fuLl ErIN DE LA GACETA'
!. - - -.
TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaxa v Paex

Sc encontraba en- SUI domicilio.
Ell proceso Worms empeZaba
a parecerle un POGO mas diff
Gil que en- su origen, Y estudia-
ba con detenci6n las diligen-
cias.
-5Que es ESQ? iVos a esta
hora!-exclam6 al YER pene-
trar "a Hay noveda-
des?
Isl, y de suma importan-
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
LOS DE LA
~UNIVERSIDAD DE FLO
RIDA SALIERON PARA
VIRGINIA

Gainesville, Fla, Feb. g.
Ocho miembros del team de
boxeo de la Universidad de Flo
rida, con ell entrenador Phil O.
Connel1, salieron aver de aqui
para Charlottesville, Va, donde
Sc batiran con los gladiadores
de la Universidad de Virginia,
manana. Antes de regresar tam
bien combatiran con los pugilis-
tas de Clemson.
La Universidad de Florida
triunf6 en- la pasada "conferen-
cia" del Sur.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

-iEl cajero!
ST.
i ESQ es impossible!
-Lo afirmo.
La prueba... la prueba!. ..,
-Tengo diez en- veg de una.
Tai vez encontrareis en- mi con-
Quota algunas ilegalidades, pc
ro ruego me las perdoneis en-
gracia del motive que me las ha
hecho cometer, Y sobre TODD en-
gracia al feliz resultado que he
obtenido.
John resumi6 brevemente
cuanto saben nuestros lectores.
Mas de una vez, mientras ha-
blaba, ell magistrate frunci6 ell
ceno, aunque sin i~nterrumpir ell
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

New York, Feb. z.-Muchas
peleas de importancia figuran
en- ell programa de la present.
semana, en- toda la nacion.
En- New York, ell vie por
la noche, Tommy LoSghran, ex-
campe6n mundiaNde peso COM
pleto ligero, Sc batira con Max
Baer, La estrella de California
que ha, sido para ell este una
desilusi6n.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
PELEAS EN- CLEARWATER

La Legion Americana de Clear
water ofrecera hoy peleas de
boxeo en- la arena de esa ciu-
dad, figurando en- los principa-
les combates Jackie Herman y
Kid Mclean, y Kid Lord y Ed
Bond.
Para "bouts" de menos i'm
portancia Sc ha contratado a
Ray Bembry Y Don Kelly, Bait
ling Chofer y Kid Taylor Pc
rry Day y Baby Ray.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
CLASIFICADOS

ell sabado, una car
terra, con una sortija-recuer-
do de familia, en- la Septima en-
ire las Gales 16 y II. Sc graft
ficara al que lie devuelva a Mrs,
J. Coniglio-1609 Ave. Doce.
Telefono Y 1868.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

Sc VENDE-Casa de Z Guar
tos, con portal de dormir y lar
gos portales. Lote de SO por 118
a 2 cuadras del parque de Ro-
bles, a corta distancia de escue-
las v establecimientos. Infor-
man: Floribraska 604.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

Dormund, Alemania, Feb. 2.
-Derrotando a Hans Schoen.
rath, ell campe6n, Helm Mueller
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

MUELLER Els Ell NUEVO
CAMPEON
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
HESS NO PODRA PELE1
CON

Chicago, Feb. 2.-Por hallar-
Sc enfermo de influenza, Col
die Hess, 81 pugilista de pc
ligero de Los angeles, ha can
Icelado la pelea que debia soste
ner Ell pr6ximo microbes con
Tony Canzoneri, en- ell Estadio.
Canzoneri ostenta la corona
de la division de Hess.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
EN- WEST


Tel6fonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y 145,
West Tampa, H SS46. Para llam$Sss nor la noche
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02
AVHsOs EN- YBoR CITY

DR.. portocarrero, DR.. A. "A. GOnS&,c&, DR.. A.
lilo, DIR. 5. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio ]. Guerra, On la B
70 del Cfrculc Cubano Tel9feno No. Y 146S.
La gaceta., 1931-02-02

Sc apoder6 aver de i sOrona
lemana de peso complete.
Les jueces eoneedieron !
victoria a Mueller, por punt
luego de doce rounds de pq
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-27
rNsONsNIAcse TdARs

Milwaukee = Insomnia is nothing more or less than a serious case of prevarication, and, according to Dr J. l.. Garvey, former assistant pro- lessor of neurology at the University of Michigan, it's chief cure is self
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-27
GANDH LIABLE TO WIN VICTORY
 AGAINST ENEMY
All India Nationalist Con- gress May Accept the Peace Truce He Made With Britain
By c. M. DYCE-KEELE

&
 Karacbi. India, March 27-UP) The Mahatma M. K. Gandhi was believed strengthened today in his battle for acceptance by the all- India nationalist congress of his "peace truce' with the British gov- ernment.
 The chief point in Gandhi's favor against the extremists who have op- posed him was said to be a telegram from Captain Wedgwood Benn. Brit ish secretary of state for India, as- surfing him that the question of con- stitutional safeguards for India would be open to discussion at any future round table conference.
 Gandhi has been attempting to persuade the nationalists to suspend their active independence campaign in order to cooperate with Britain and other Indian factions in the sec ond round table conference for work on a new federal constitution.
 The message was said to have elat- lieyed the opposition of the extrem- ists to a policy of collaboration had been weakened.
 congress. was still described as mot in favor' of Gandhi's peace truse agreement but was said to have agreed not to attack it openly thus greatly increasing the possibility that Gandhi will persuade the con- gree to ratify the pact.
 Meanwhile, simultaneous with Gandhis speech to 60,000 vongress delegates and spectators, urging non violence and deploring bloodshed in the independence campaign, there were new reports of uprisings in various parts of India.
 The situation at Cawnpore, which has been under a reign of terror due to communal fighting, was said to be improving, but there were still sporadic clashes between police and rioters. The total dead was reported at about 112, with hundreds hurt and thousands of persons evacuated from the city.
 At the same time advices from Madras said five persons had been killed and many injured at Chinta- mong, near Tinnevelly, when police fired on a mob. The disturbance grey out of inter-caste fighting in connection with a religious proces- sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-27

1 treatment. s'It is q well known fact that most insomniacs are liars about their own conditions" he says. They often worry about not sleep ing, and the fear of not being able
 to sleep is as bad as the lack Of s1eep"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
ANCHORAGE SHOW .....'
 NAY C0ME ID SEWARD

The Gateway's correspondent at Anchorage writes that the Anchorage girls basketball team staged a very successful play in the Anchorage Community build ing, entitled "Her Step husband, ' a comedy in three riotous acts. The director, Mr Harry Sellers, who will be remembered ill Sew ard as playing the butler id ron to Fairbanks" a few years past, displayed excellent judgement in picking his cast and much of the success of the play is due to his efforts. MT Ernie Bortz, the champion middleweight of Southwestern and Interior Alas ka, is business manager and also one of the able cast. Lynette Whitten and Frances Nichols, both having appeared in Seward in plays, also are numbered with the cast.
 George Moran, former Seward ite and Signal Corps member, played one of the stellar parts
 The entire cast is contemplat- ing a trip to Seward if satisfac- tory arrangements can De made.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
O|L MAKES DEGCAR
 REMEMBER A FRIEND

STOCKTON, Calf, Feb, 3, (P,
 To feed a hungry began is one thing, but to have him re- turn, offer a s2O bill out of grat- itude and flash a S1.OOO cheek, is news
 It happened to Thomas Tough, a butcher. On New Years eve an old man, poorly dressed, begged him for a piece of meat, saying he was starving Tough wrap- ped up piece for the man.
 Yesterday. the man, well dress- ed, smiling, came back, offered the $2O bill and displayed a check for sl,0Oo saying 1t had just arrived from an oil company which had struck oil on the Old mans acreage in Oklahoma.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10

IF EOU HAVEN'T TRIED HORLU CK'S DANISH ICE CREAM YOU HAVE MISSED SOMETHING GOOD. Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1763 Treaty of Paris closed French and Indian war France lost Canada.
 1798 Kentucky endowed five academies, each receiving 5000 acres of land
 189O-N Nine million acres of land in South Dakota opened for settlement.
 1892 Bering Sea arbitrators named
 1931-Rock from explo q ing coyote hole, breakwater quarry, struck moose on 'konk' six miles beyound city limits. "Whut the h." moose mooed, as he stag gered into the alders, il thought the season was closed"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
LE G IL N ] T|CE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, U. 5. LAND OF FICE.

Anchorage, Alaska, January IT, 1881.
 Notice is hereby given that RUDOLPH HECTOR has made application for a Soldiers Addi- tional Homestead, serial 07272, for a tract of land situated on South side of Iliuliuk Greek near Unalaska, Unalaska Island, U. s. Survey 1946, containing 9.37 acres U. s. L. M. 1945 bears s. 35o 28' 467 E. 1O.3O chains distant from Cor. No. l this survey 1946 Lat itude 53o 52' 35' North, Longi- tude 1860 32 18' West
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men toned land should file their adj verse claims within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, in the U. S Land off flee, Anchorage, Alaska, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes
 J. Lindley Green, Register
 First publication Jan 8. 1881, last publication Mar. 20, 1881
 Publish Jan. 23, 30, Feb. &, IS, 20, 27, Mar. s, B, 20, 1881
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
SELL FALSE TEETH

EVANSVILLE, Feb. 10. (#1 - Sheriff c. J Mccoy, walking along c Street, saw a man trying to sell a set of false teeth. Hs ques- toned the man. The stranger showed and empty mouth, and said his stomach was empty and that he was willing to part with his teeth for meal. The sheriff gave the man some coin and told him to keep his teeth to eat with.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
Closeup of last Xmas cigar 'akflhg {, rest. Better smoke now nan m the hereafter
MODES OF THE MOMENT

PARIs, Feb. 1O Sports and tailored suits for Spring and Sum- mef wear are shown in the latest a, -. eoilections With narrow e,a t. m io ana l2 inches off the YTy;, niiu sllort' straight jackets +h 1ue spof1s palamas are split to sa At in ffont- Gross barred eto ana ta1fetas are favored among the materials.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10
SHOT AND KILLED

NLW YORK, Feb. 1O (P) - William Savage, 5s years of ace wee president If the Royal Rail- road Supply Company, was shot ana l killed by his office manager Andrew Lenihan, who then com mltted suicide. Lenihan is said to nave lost money recently and to naVe ~ acted strangely for several days. M
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10

List your Ia6or want. with us. "e Wlll endeavor ito secure for you the help desired. Phone Adams 126 pr clll at the M & W Club, Seward. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-10

New Chart. Cape st. Elias to Shumagin Island Alaska Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
SALES
LEGALITY STUDIED
Weights Superintendent Asks
Commissioners to Have
Counsel Give Opinion.

George M Roberts, superintendent Of
weights measures and markets, has
asked the Commissioners to direct the
corporation counsel to render an opinion
as to the legality Of abandonment of
the ton basis OF coal sales by the Wash
ington coal industry.
Mr.. Roberts had been directed by the
Commissioners to investigate the sub
stitution of 2,000-pound unit" by the
coal men and has been working on his
investigation for two weeks. His request
for an opinion from the corporation
counsel was part of a short preliminary
report in which he stated his Office has
been besieged by complaints and in
quiries regarding the new method of
selling coal.
Attached to his report as an exhibit"
was a circular of a wholesale coal dealer
setting out prices at which retailers
would be allowed to sell coal, with a
statement that they would be refused
coal if they sold at different prices.
There was no statement as to this,
except that in a later report he would
make further findings with respect TO it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
REVOLVER SOUGHT
IN LANE SHOOTING
Warrant to Search Home of
Alleged Trigger Man"
Will Be Asked.

Efforts to obtain the revolver used in
the fatal shooting of James H. Lane,
AZ, conductor-motorman on the Con-
greSs Heights car line, were being made
today by Capt william E. Holmes,
commander of eleventh precinct police.
A warrant to search the Silver Hill,
Md, home of Garry r. Owens, 26, al
legged trigger man" in the attempted
hold-up in which Lane, father of four
children, was shot, probably will be OBJ
tanned today, Capt. Holmes said.
Meanwhile, Owens and his nephew,
Charles A. Owens, 20, are being held at
the eleventh precinct, where a written
confession was obtained from the
younger man last night.
Inc statement, a repetition of the
story he told when questioned by Sergts.
Ihomas Sweeney and Carlton Tally of
the homicide squad and Detective Will
nam Wright, eleventh precinct, was
signed after the two Owens had been
identified by two witnesses.
Questioned last night, Garry per-
sisted In his denial of any connection
with the shooting or the attempted
holdup.
At the time the shooting occurred, he
asserted he was at his Giesboro Point,
D. c., home with his wife, Mrs. Maude
Owens, rs. Mrs. Owens, who was ar
rested with her husband, is being held
at the House Of Detention.
GarryS statements were corroborated
by his sister, Mrs. Ruth Spear of Gies-
boro Point and his wifes brother,
Leonard Long of Blue Plains, D. C,
Pillsbury was arrested last night by
Detective j., F. Boxwell of eleventh pre-
cinct. He later was transferred to the
fourth precinct, where he is being held
for investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
WORK ON NEW WAR
TOSTART
Contractor to Begin Con-
struction Tomorrow-List
of Names Studied.

While a special committee started to-
day on the task of preparing the official
list of names of World War veterans, to
be included in the District of Column
bia World War Memorial, it was learn
ed from the James Baird Co., contrac-
tors, that first actual work on the site
in West Potomac Park will begin to-
morrow.
A meeting Of the special committee
in charge of the preparation of names
was held this afternoon at the office
Of Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, command
ing the District of Columbia National
Guard. Already considerable material
has been prepared by several sources
toward the list of names which will be
honored by places in the memorial.
The committee planned to go over the
preliminary phases of its problems, arr
outline the policies to be followed in
preparing and completing the list.
Four Serve as Committee.
Members of the committee are Maj.
Gist Blair, Gen. Stephan and DR.. B. G.
MacNeill, department commander of
the American Legion. With them will
be associated the architect of the
temple, Frederick H. Brooke
The first actual work on the site will
start tomorrow, when lumber will be
W b1lC lOCdIlOIl Ill I1cSI EOlOIIldC
Park between the Lincoln Memorial
Rejecting Pool and the Tidal Basin.
The site is located on the axis of Nine
tenth street. and about half way be-
tween what is konwn as the Cinder
road, and Constitution avenue. The
:emple will be in a grove of trees already
growing on the site.
Want Representative List.
Maj Blair, for the committee, prior
to the meeting today, said he thought
the list of veterans should be thor
oughly representative" of the veterans
from the District of Columbia, within
the meaning of the act of Congress au-
thorizing the memorial
The names to be chosen Mai Blair
explained, will be compiled according
to the language of the act, from those
members of the military and naval
forces of the United States from the
District of Columbia who served their
country in the Great War"
The names of the heroic dead will be
carved on the base of the memorial
while complete list of those who
served will be placed in the corner
stone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
AID WILL BE SOUGHT
FOR FIELD WORKERS
McReynolds Says Effort Will Be
Made for Inclusion in Benefits
of Classification Laws.

Extension Of the benefits of Federal
classification laws to underpaid Gov
eminent field workers will be sought
through legislation at the next session
ri Congress, William H. McReynolds of
the Personnel Classification Board told
the Federal Bar Association last night
at a meeting in the University Club,
The speaker urged need of a uniform
system Of promotions under the CLASH
fication act.
James Grafton Rogers, newly ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary of State.
and Seth w. Richardson, Assistant At
torney General, also spoke
Guests included Chief Justice Feslton
w. Booth of the United States Court
of Claims, DR.. Ellery C. Stowell profess
Sor of international law at American
University Maj. Wallace Streater of
the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Col.
Thad Brown, general counsel of the
Federal Radio Commission; William A.
Roberts, assistant corporation counsel,
and Theodore Hostetler solicitor of the
United States Patent Office.