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DIFFICULTIES RISE TO FAGE WHITE. HOUSE
 CONFERENCE TODAY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22,-Adding

WASHINGTON, Nov 22,-Adding to the rapidly mounting difficulties confronting President Hoover, as he prepares for his historic confer ence with Governor Roosevelt this afternoon on the foreign debt sit uatiOn was note from CZecho- SlOvakia, who joined the other European nations, namely, Great Britain. France and Belgium, in asking postponement of her war payment due December IS, and ex- tension of the moratorium on her balance.
 Her December 18th payments totals S1 ,50O,00O, and she has yet to pay S15O,OOO.0O0.
 Wednesday, President Hoover will meet with Congressional lead CTS of both parties to outline his reply to the new requests and ask for their support of his program. The vexing debt problem, which has dragged on for many years, has placed the Administration in serious dilemma.
 If President Hoover insists upon payment of the amount due De- cember Is, and carrying out of the original schedule on the remaining payments, the Allies are certain to be aroused against the United States.
 They contend that world trade conditions are depressed, making fulfillment of the original con- tracts as impossible without en- dangering their financial struc- ture. On the other hand, cancel latlon or even an extension of the moratorium on war debts is cer- tain to raise a storm of protest from the American people.
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GERMAN EX-CR0WN
 PRINCES POPULARITY
 IHORRYING POLITICIANS

BERLIN, Nov. 22, The growing popularity of the German ex-croWn prince is worrying Republican newspapers. They severely criti- cized the German Bobsled Asso- ciation a delegation which recent ly participated in the Olympic Games at Los Angeles, for having invited the ex-crown prince as an honor guest to their general meet ing in Berlin.
 Tt would have been better" the Republican newspaper Tempo says, If they had asked the ex- crown prince for some financial support when they went to Los An geles; then the whole matter would have been plausible, but under the present circumstances their 'hom- age" looks rather queer"
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ENGLAND PRESENTS 4 NEW PROPOSAL CUTTING
 THE CQRDION KNOT

GENEVA. Nov p, Seeking to cut the International gordi9n knot with a clean blade, Great Britain offered another proposal to the world. Intended to Surmount two major obstacles in the path of international accord, the English plan would give arms equality to Germany and substitute a consul tative pact for the enforced neu- trality scheme as proposed by France
 The new British suggestion was made by Sir John Simon, the Brit lsh foreign secretary. It stipulateS that all foreign European nations make Q solemn pledge to resolve all future foreign differences by arbitration rather than force.
 The French plan called for an in ternational alliance to suppress wars by armed force.
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GE0RGE: W|NGF|ELD CONFIDENT BANKS WILL
 BE REQPENEO SOON

RENO New, Nov. 22-George Wingf1cld, fighting here to reor- ganize the 12 Nevada banks, which he controlled and who was once rated as Is times a millionaire. bor- rowed $1,000 from a gambling hall this month to pay his household bills.
 Everything I have is on the line for the banks and Nevada" Wing held said. That includes even my shoes if necessary"
 Displaying the fighting ability that carried him to the height of financial powers, Wingfeld- express ed confidence that his banks, which represent 80 per cent of Nevada's s financial facilities, would function within 60 days.
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GARNER ENR0UTE ID
 WHITE HOUSE COKFAB

UVALDE, Tex, Nov. g, -Jo h n Garner, vice-president elect, but still Speaker of the House of Rep reSentatives until March 4, 1883, headed for the National capitol yesterday where he was reported to have been invited by President Hoover for the conference today between himself and president elect Roosevelt. -~--
 MT. Garner postponed hunting trip to return to Washington. He is reported absolutely oppose to modification or cancellation of for eign war debts.
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FEDERAL FORCES HAVE CAPTURED TOWN FRgM
 HQNDURAN REBELS

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Nov. p, Federal forces under General Reina were reported to have re- captured the town of Nacaome, 60 miles south of here with little re- sistance by the liberal party rebels who precipitated the revolt a week ago.
 So far as could be learned by the communication facilities with the interior. the only important points still held by the rebels were San ta Barbara, La Esperanza and Gra- cias.
 General Rosales was attacking Santa Barabara but there was no news ot the main rebel force un- til General Umana reported on the march north from Esperanza.
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TENTATIVE PLANS FOR
 REQPEN|Ng OF F BANKS

RENO, New, Nov. 22.-Tentative plans for the reorganization of the closed George Wingfeld banks for reopening possibly within 60 days had beeen presented to the depos- itors committee of the 12 banks in the group, at a meeting here Sat- urday.
 The plans, which provide for combining assets of all the banks into ore main bank, probably at Reno, and operating branch banks in other communities, are contin- gent upon raising additional capi- tai and enactment of branch banking law, it was said.
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CERTIFICATE 0F- DOUBT
 BE GIVEN SENATOR DAvIs

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 22.-U. $. Senator James J. Davis may be refused a clear title to the Senate seat from Pennsylvania to which he was reelected when Governor Pinchct issues certificates of cleo tion, it was learned.
 It was stated by reliable author ltleS that a certificate of doubt" probably will be given Davis by PlnchoJ when Davis returns to the next session of Congress, March 4, to qualify for his seat.
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DECISIVE BATTLE LOOMS

ASUNC1ON, Paraguay, Nov. 22.- A decisive battle which may end the four months unofficial warfare was predicted with the publication ot reports that Bolivia was mass ing troops in the Fort Savidra re- zion. The Paraguayan seize of the fort continued with unabated viz or although no important gains were reported.
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SHORTER MORK|EG DAYS
 AMER!CA'S ONLY HOPE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 22.- Reiteraitng the belief that the five day working week and six hours a day are Americas only hope for eliminating unemployment, Will lian Green, president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor, prepared here for the second day of the Fed eratiOn'S convention.
 Addressing sessions of three de- partments of the Federation here. the labor leader stated: "The na- tion must either divide the avail able work by reducing the work hours or support a permanent army of millions of unemployed"
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DEBTS CAUSE SUSPENSE

LONDON, Nov. 22.-With Vis- count Snowden, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, predicting Con- gressioral refusal to extend the moratorium and revise war debts. Britain and Europe in general, await with anxiety the meeting in Washington between President Hoover and President-elect Roose- welt.
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WINTERS AND GRAPE
 GROWERS JOIN HANDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Cali- fornia winters and grape growers, militantly seeking legislation legal lzing wine to lift their industry from depression, will seek an al- liance with the American Fedora tion of Labor.
 The San Francisco Labor Council joined the Grape Growers League ot California and instructed it's del- egateS to the A. F. of L. convention at Cincinnati, asking Congress to legalize light wines and beer at the December session.
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CITIZENSHIP RESTORED

ROME, Nov. P, III The govern ment issued a decree restoring Pro- lessor Gaetano Salvemini, noted intellect, to citizen ship and his confiscated property. He was deprived of both in 1926. Sixteen other anit-Facisti also were restored to citizenship.
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YOUNG CHICAGO TOUGH
 PLEAD K0T GUILTY

CHICAGO, Nov. 22,-Iggy Ware cha, who yesterday confessed to being the Lone Wolf of Chicago, who has been committing about every crime on the calendar, plead not guilty when brought into court.
 The 17-year-old tough, who ad- mits he is crazy, lost his earlier bravaco and kept his eyes down cast. He was indicted for killings, attempted murders, kidnapping, rObberieS and criminal attacks.
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DETERMINED PRESENT
 \ BAL LANCE BUDGET

WASHINGTON, Nov 21 -Th a administration is determined to present a balance budget soon. The new budget figures are never nub- EShed until the budget messaoe is presented to Congress.
 Some Democrats predict a defic- it of s2 oOO,OOo,oOo for the next fis- cal year. ocrats welcomed Presldent Hoover's economic move The budget deficit now totals the sum of $716,OOOOOO
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OLD WOUNDS CAUSE DEATH

PASADENA, Nov. P, Wounds suffered in the World War caused the sudden death at his home here Of Capt, Cecil Levinge Rumbold, 43, who was married last March to Zoe Akins, noted playwright. Rumbold was an artist and stage designer.
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DEEP FELINE REvOLT
 AN0NG AMERICANS

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 22- There is a deep feeling of revolt in America against a situation that denies workers a chance to earn a nVlng, the executive council of the American Federation of Labor warned.
 The council issued it's warning to delegates gathered for their con- Ventlon began Monday and in full swing today. It repeated it's re- commendation of 4O-hour five oay week, unemployment insur- ance, modification of the Volstead law and other social legislation.
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TsK! TsK'! JIMMY
 WILL NON WRITE BOOK

VILE FRANCHE, France, Nov. 2z'-Jas. J. Walker, former mayor ot New York, is planning to write his autobiography with the aid of an American author living in France. he disclosed.
 Walker, accompanied by Miss Betty Compton, musical comedy star, and her mother, left the liner Conte Grande and motored to an unknown destination, presumably the home of the American author
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MADE IT TWO STRAIGHT
POLO GROUNDS. N. Y, Nov.

POLO GROUNDS, N. Y, Nov. 21, -Fordham University made it two straight, over football teams from the Pacific side Saturday, when they defeated Oregon State Col lege 8 to in a gruelling football game played in the mud before a meager crowd of 5000 Just two weeks ago, the Rams of Fordham beat the great St. Marys' team of California 14 to 0 in a big upset.
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21,-Unem- ployment relief must be found in the coming short session of Con- gress to avoid grave dangers, Rep resenta tive Phil Swing, Republican of California, declared.
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HITLER HOLDS OUT

BERLIN, Nov. 22,-Adolf Hitler, Fascist leader, countered President von Hindenbergh's offer of the Chancellorship, under certain poli- cles, with a policy of his own which was not divulged.
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ON SAME CARD

: LOS ANGELES Nov. g, Mickey Walker and Jackie Fields, welter- weight champion, may both ap- pear On the same card at the Olym- DIG auditorium December 6, Wad Wadhams, matchmaker, announc- ed. Walker may meet Arthur De Kun, while Fields may engage Vearl Whitehead or Tommy Her man, he said.
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DEATH IN HAILSTORM

BOGOTA, Columbia, Nov 22.- The death toll from last Saturdays destructive hailstorm which was accompanied by rain and snow. reached 10 as relief workers eex- plored scores of ruins of homes Most of the victims were children The hail and snow fell in tremend- ouS volume for hours.
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GRE "A POPS UP IN
 DENMARK, BLACK W|G

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Nov. 21, -Greta Garb0, supposed to have left Paris for the Riviera, bCbbed up in Copenhagen disguised in black wig. She was recognized aboard a train accompanied by her friend, Countess Wachtmeister.
 After a taxi ride about the city, Miss Garbo and her companion en- trained ostensibly for Stockholm.
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BUICK SPEEDS UP

FLINT, Mich, Nov. P, More than 10000 employees at the Buick Motor Company plant are at work on the new 1883 line of models, which work is being speeded up in prospect of a greater demand next year.
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WITH KILLINGS, OR WHAT?

MANILA, P. l., Nov. Ex-Governor General Theodore Roosevelt made tour of inspection of the re- Del infested Jolo island, where the recent uprisings have cost the lives ot more than 50 consta tabularymen and Moros. He was reported high ly pleased with conditions.
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NAVAL OFFENSIVE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22, A great naval offensive against the Pacific Coast will be the objective of the annual winter maneuvers of the United States battle fleet early in 1883, according to an announce ment by Admiral Richard H. Leigh, commander chief.
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LOST BOY FOUND

H!LA BEND, Ariz. Nov. 22-Buck Fisher, four years old, who was lost thee days and nights on the desert, was found yesterday fast asleep beside a water-hoIe and ap- parently not so worse off for his narrow Secape from death.
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BARBER RACKETEERS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.--Barber shop racketeers are again on the proWl. Saturday several threaten ing letters were received by Los An geles shops from the gangsters who recently bombed three or four shops for refusing to raise their prices.
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BACK TO EX-HUBBY

RENO, Nov. 22,-Ruth Elder, av- latrlx, alleged actress and divorcee, took-off yesterday for a flight to New York to have Thanksgiving dinner with her last ex-husband, Walter Camp, Jr.
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MILLIONS NEW BUSINESS

NEW YORK, Nov. 22, More than S7O,OO0,O0O will be spent by Ameri- can corporations for new machin- cry and general improvements, it was announced by the National committee on industrial rehabiIi- tatiOn.
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QUAKES REPORTED

NEW YORK, Nov. 22,-Germany, Holland and Belgium reported slight earthquakes Monday, other than political rumblings.
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PASS ON RECORD

NEW YORK, Nov. 21,-The Anna teur Athletic Union will meet this week to award national champion ship events and to pass upon 234 new record claims.
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EMPLOYMENT GAINS
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. g. - Industrial employment increased one per cent in October and a gain of 3.8 per cent was registered by pay rolls, the United States Bureau of Labor statistics announced.
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DECISION POSTPONED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 22,-It now appears that the fate of Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted trunk slayer of two girl friends, will not be reached until spring.
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PROJECT HARMFUL

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 21,-Rail- way labor conditions in the United States and Canada would be harm ed if the St. Lawrence seaway pro- ject is developed, Thomas c. Cash en, president of the Switchmen's Union declared in a statement is- sued here.
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HIGHEST SCORE
WEST LIBERTY, W. Va. N

WEST LIBERTY, w. Va, Nov. 21, Liberty Teachers College made the seasons highest football score in defeating Cedarville Col lege by the score of 137 to 0. Scores by quarters were, 35, AS, 26, and 28.
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PRISONERS ESCAPE

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 22.- Ten prisoners escaped from the Rockingham county jail. One of the prisoners was apprehended lat CT at his Wife's home in Lynn. No trace of the others was found.
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RENDER VERDICT TODAY

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22,-Super- Tor Court Judge I. Packet will give ms verdict today in the case of MT. ana Mrs. Albert Olson, charged With the murder of Chas. Skull, aged contractor.
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RECOGNIZES WIFE

A6FVILLE, N. O., Nov. 22,-Col. Raymond Robins, who had been missing for 70 days, regained his memory yesterday and called his wife and nephew by their names.
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ELECTED CAPTAIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Chfford Montgomery, ace quarterback, was elected captain of the Colum- bia University football team. He is a junior.
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TELEGRAPH BREV|T|ES
WILL MEET CARNERA

NEW YORK, Nov. P, LII Ernie Schaff, of Boston, has agreed to meet Primo Camera November 25.
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FISH PLANT COLLAPSED

HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 2, Four men were killed here when a fish plant collapsed.
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sANDWICHED

France Field, G. Zone of the
narrowest escapes from death ever
witnessed here involved Lieut.. Neal
Ausman. At 5000 feet, Lieut.. Aus
mans plane went into spin. The
pilot jumped and was just ready to
pull the release catch on his para
chute when he saw his plane directly
overhead. He dropped 1000 feet be-
fore a gust of wind blew him from
under the plane and allowed him to
open his chute.
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II WORKED. ALL RIGHT

Seattle, Wash.-To catch q thief
chat had been constantly stealing
butter and eggs off his back porch,
Marcus A. NauInann rugged Up q
clever trap. The. trap worked and
how1 Naun1ann forgot all about the
trap and nearly hanged himself be-
4cce he realised that he had walked
into The trap accidently. 80
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moher seeing that
passed"
LAW AFTER LAW
Associated Press Photo

Houston, Tex.-A call came into po-
lice headquarters that a man, holding
a gun, was sitting in an automobile
on one of the city's main streets, and
that he looked like hijacker. De-
tective George Peyton was sent out to
handle the case. He found the Sus-
pect, all right. It proved to be Pa
trolman Dick Anders, who was check
ing traffic conditions on the corner.
Evening star., 1932-06-10
MACHADO ESCAPES
~ DYNAMITE PLOT
Three Suspects Questioned
S, by Cuban President
After Attempt.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, June 10.-JuSt a few
minutes before President Machado
passed in his automobile today police
discovered a considerable quantity OF
dynamite at the corner of Miramar and
Tercera streets, wired to be exploded
from a distance of 500 yards.
They arrested three men. one Of them
the son of Sonora Mariana Delatorre. a
prominent feminist member OF the po-
litical opposition.
They were captured in an automobile
near the spot where the dynamite was
found. In the car, police said, were
number of revolverS and rif1eSs with
1000 rounds of ammunition.
President Machedo drove up as the
prisoners were being searched. He got
out of the car and inspected the ground
with obvious interest. Then he shook
hands with the prisoners.
What do you want to kill me for?"
he asked them. The men hung their
heads and did not answer.
REFUSED ENTRY TO U. s.
Five Cubans. Fleeing for Lives, Denied
Refuge at Tampa.
TAMPA, Fla. June 10 (P).-Five Cuban
leaders opposed to the present govern
IlltllJ VI lLdI Country, VIII SdIu lllty
left Havana in fear of their lives, were
brought into port yesterday aboard the
Cuban fishing smack Ferrera II. The
smack was accompanied by the Coast
Guard patrol beat No. 298
The men are not under arrest, but
they will not be allowed to land in
Tampa or in this district, s. B. Hop
kins. immigration inspector here, said.
The party consists of Col. Alfredo
Lima. his son Julio; DR.. Edward Odao
Perez. Jose de Ia Pat, a retired lieu
tenant in the Cuban Army. and Manuel
Ferrera, owner of the boat. Col Lima
said from 1928 to 1891 he was Cuban
consul at Los Angeles.
DR.. Odao Perez identified himself as
a graduate of Loyola University. Chi
cago, an inferno in Douglas Hospital in
Chicago and associate surgeon to a
prominent physician before starting
professional practice in Havana. He
was one of the publishers Of Cubano
Libre, publication of which was sus-
pended in 1928 by government order.
Officials decided the men cannot
enter this country. If they leave the
boat. or if the boat sails with any of
them missing, it will cost the owner
$1,000 for each man.
Evening star., 1932-06-10
BRUNSWICK MAN HEADS
EAGLES OF MARYLAND
State Lodge Closes Three-Day An
nual Convention at
Hagerstown.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 1o-The
Maryland State Lodge of Eagles, which
closed its three-day annual convention
here last night. will meet next year at
Highlandtown, Md, it was announced.
B. L. Feete Of Brunswick was elected
State president. Other officials named
are: Vice President. James Birch, Balti-
more; chaplain. Edward Fahey, Cum
berland; treasurer. c. Bernard Smith.
Frederick: secretary, DR.. w. S. Sudler,
Baltimore; worthy conductor, Lloyd
Marcus. HagerstOwn, outside guard,
William Cubbage Cumberland; trustees,
Henry Winterberg, Cumberland: c. w.
Moulten, Hagerstown, and Alonzo P.
Miller. LOnacOning.
Representatives from the District of
Columbia aerie agreed to consider the
offer from the Maryland State aerie
to take the District group into the
Maryland organization.
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Epworth League Elects.

BURTONSVILLE, Md, June 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Epworth League Of Liberty
Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
elected its officers at the business meet
ing last night at the home Of Mrs.
Kathryn Parkman. The officers are
President, Maurice Seikel; first vice
president, Neva Wright; second vice
president. Thelma Wilson; third vice
president, Kathryn Parkman: fourth vice
president, Paul Bounds; associate
fourth vice president, Albert Wright:
secretary, Lula Beall; treasurer, Dorothy
Beall
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EDM0NSTON ELECTION
CONTESTS INDICATED
Fight for One Office Is Assured and
Two Others Seem Likely in
July 5 Vote.

Special Dispatch to The Star
EDMONSTON, Nd, June l0.-A fight
for one Office was assured and it ap-
peared certain that there also would
be contests for two Of the other three
posts to be filled in the annual town
election here July S, as the result Of
announcement today Of four candi-
dacies.
Councilman w. T. Page of the first
ward. said he would seek reelection.
Lee Baxter will oppose him.
Mayor James E. Lusby announced he
was q candidate for reelection and it
Evening star., 1932-06-10
MISSION HEAD ADDRESSES
SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSION
DR.. A. D. Hancher Of Florida
Speaks to Lutheran Delegates
at Powells Fort, Near Luray.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
IURAY, Va, June 10.-Dr. A. D.
Hancher, superintendent, Of missions of
the Southern territory of the United
Lutheran Conference, taking in the
United States and Canada, with head
quarters at st. Petersburg, Fla, ad-
dressed visitors and delegates at the
eighth annual convention of the LII
theran Sunday School Association, at
Powells Fort. IA miles west of here, this
week. Other speakers were Rev. c. L..
Hunt of Shenandoah, Rev. A. w. Bal
lentine of Timberville, Rev. w. l.. Darr
of New Market, A. Blank of Warrenton
and Rev. Glenn Boliek Of Luray
Nearly 800 persons attended the con-
ference, which is composed OF the Coun-
ties Of Rockingham, Culpeper, Shenan-
doah, Prince William. Rappahannock
and Page, with membership Of 80
churches.
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understood former Mayor A. Z. Bost

Is understood former Mayor A. Z. Bost
will oppose him.
Clifford Brown will run for council
man from the second ward to succeed
w. c. Weber, who said he would re-
tire after serving three terms. It is
expected an opponent to Brown will
be in the field within q few days.
II. A. Eberle, long treasurer Ii not
expected to have opposition.
The election will be held in the base
ment of the school from to 7 pm,
and will be conducted by Mrs M. M.
Tierney and Mrs. w. c. Webber, Judges.
and Mrs. M. c. Page, clerk.