Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1928, Page 11

CORREL EADS BURLETH CTZENS dihér Officers Are Elected at Annual Meeting of As- sociation. V. 8. Gorrell of 3700 T street was elected president of the Burleith Citi- zens' Association at the annual meet- | ing last night in Western High School, | succeeding A. H. Moran. | Other officers elected included: Vice | president, Col. L. C. Lucas; secretary, Miss Wilhelmena F. Rhode; delegates to-the Federation of Citizens’ Associa- tions, R. M. Klinger and George Mid- dleton; members of the executive com- mittee, H. L. Parkinson, Norman W.| ;"{lelld& George Middleton and James F. | all. Recommendations of the Kiwanis Club for a Crippled Children's School Officors of the American Association of Advertising Agsncies, which th’s morning opened its convention here. Left and ‘hospitalization at Gallinger Hos- | to right: Henry T. Ewald, vice president; H. K. McKann, chairman of the board, and John Benson, president. pital were referred to a special com- —Star Staff Photc. mittee to be appointed by the chair. on Relation of Radio to Press. paper Publishers’ As: | paring to adjourn at roon today, fol- | lowing the address of W. J. Mathey, manager of the traffic department of the association. | (#).—A powerful bomb exploded in front | Elsey Roberts of the St. Louis Star| of police headquarters today, damaging | rweps out that not a single authorized strike NEWSP, APER SESSION :'mex‘;g\;tha!;a%eegc«;:r}ggce.slnce this Joseph Murphy of the Minneapolis First Electric Light. reemont Frey of the Indianapolis in_his address on nd M 5 UNTIL 3:00 £-Course ROSARIO, Argentina, November 14 (N' SEA FCOD addressed the association last night.| the building. 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