Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 26

MAY 9, 1929. WOOD 70 REVAN 6.0 GUPHED Unanimously Elected Chair- man of National Congres- sional Committee. Representative Will R. Wood of In- diana was elected unanimously for the Afth time chairman of the National Re- publican Congressional Committee at a meeting of the committee last night in the Barr Bullding, the Republican head- quarters. Mr. Wood has served as chairman of the committee since 1921 and directed the Republican congressional campaigns in 1922. 1924, 1926 and 1928. He will direct the campaign for the election of 8 Republican House next year. Representative Tilson of Connecticut majority floor leader of the House, wa. elected unanimously. also for the fifth time, first vice chairman of the com- mittee. Mr. Tilson has served as eastern campaign director for the committee. Other cfficers of the committee were | elected as jollows: man, Representative Smith of Idaho: | third vice chairman, Representative | Thatcher of Kentucky: secretary, Rep- | resentative Wason of New Hampshire; executive secretary, Earl Venable of Second vice chair- | — Heads G. O. P. Group ] { _ REPRESENTATIVE WOOD. Three Killed in Crash. | KASSEL, Germany, May 9 (®—A | passenger airplane of the Czechoslova- kian Aviation Co. flying from Prague | Idaho; treasurer, Robert V. Fleming, | to Rotterdam, crashed today near president of the Riggs National Bank of Washington, D. C. ternagen. 12 miles southeas of Kas | The pi t, the mechanic and one The membership of the committee is ' senger were killed. e a5 follows: California, Charles F. Curry; Colorado, Guy U. Hardy; Con- necticut, William Tilson; Delaware, | Robert G. Houston: Idaho, Addison T. Smith; Tllinois, Carl R. Chindblom; In- diana, William R. Wood: Iowa, C. Wil- liam Ramseyer: Kansas. James G. Strong; Kentucky, M. H. Thatcher; Maine, John E. Neison; Maryland, Lin® wood L. Clark; Massachusetts, Frank H. Foss; Michigan, W. Frank James; Minnesota, August H. Andresen; Mis- souri, Joe J. Manlove; Montana, Scott Leavitt; Nebraska, Robert G.Simmons; Nevada. Samuel S. Arentz; New Hamp- shire, Edward H. Wason; New Jersey, | Frederick R. Lehlback; New Mexico, Al- | bert Gallatin Simms; New York, Robert | L. Bacon; North Carolina, George M. | Pritchard; North Dakota, Thomas Hull; Ohio, C. Ellis Moore: Oklahoma, M. C. | Garber: Oregon, Franklin F. Korell: Pennsylvania, George S. Graham: | Rhode Island. Clark Burdick; South Dakota, Charles A. Christopherson; Tennessee, B. Carroll Reece: Utah, Don B. Colton; Vermont, Elbert S. Brigham: Virginia, Joseph C. Shaffer; Washing- ton, John W. Summers: West Virginia, k L. Bowman, and Wyoming, Vin- cent Carter. CITY CLUB ARRANGES DEBTS DISTRIBUTION| Members Move to Continue Oper- ation—Body Now on Paying Basis. Adopting a plan for pro rata distri- bution of the debts of the club, mem- bers of the City Club, meeting in the main ballroom of the club, 1320 G street, last night, voted to continue operation. . According to the reports made by ! committees last night, the club now is on a paying basis and the future holds no prospect of debts for the mem- hers. The amount to be paid off under the financing plan adopted last night | ‘was composed of debts incurred some | time ago, before the club's operations began to show a favorable balance, it wae announced. When your Electric Fixtures Newest Styles—Low Prices 5 3 BRANCHES 674 C Sts SW 5" & Fla Ave NE MPRIES ) 5021 Ga AwNW Children Cry for It Baby has little upsets at times. All your care cannot prevent them. But you can be prepared. 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