Evening star., 1932-12-11


Charles @. Ross (upper), who was
elected president of the Gridiron Club
yesterday, and Walker 8. Buell., retiring
president, who presided at last nights
dinner.
Henry Hall; Col. Edwin A. Halsey;
Clarence c. Hamlin, Colorado Springs
Victor H. Hanson, the Birmingham
News; James G. Harbard, major general,
U. S. A., retired; John F. Harris, Repre-
sentative, national committeeman from
Florida; Senator Pat Harrison. Missis-
sippi; Roland H. Harrison, the Christian
Science Monitor; Walter M. Harrison,
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land, Greg; Jay G. Hayden, Detroit
News; William r. Hearst, jr., the
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bune; John Herrick, the Chicago Tri-
bune; George w. Hess, superintendent
United States Botanic Garden; DR.. d
Percy Hickling; Frank Hight; Charles
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Hines; Bynum E. Hinton; Frank H
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vim H. Mcintyre; William McIntire,
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