Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 38

38 4HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. BALDWIN PRAISES Berkeley Police Chief to Head New Department at rhododendrons. Five truck loads of rhododendrons have already been shipped. MRS. MORROW BACK Chicago University| AT ENGLEWOOD HOME Wife Named Husband's Receiver. NEW YORK, May 17 UP).—Mrs. ARMS CUT EFFORTS Gives Britain Credit for As- suming Lead in World Disarmament. By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 17—Great Britain may truthfully be said to have taken the lead in world disarmament, Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin says in reply to a manifesto calling on Britain to take a strong lead in securing disarma- ment of land and sea and air forces. ‘The manifesto declared the attempt by the League of Nations to secure gen- eral disarmament had failed and com- petition in armaments was about to be resumed. Among the signatories were George Bernard Shaw, H. G. Wells, Vis- count Cecil, Lord Balfour of Burleigh (not the famous statesman of the name) and the Marquis of Aberdeen. The prime minister declares Britain has already proposed a large reduction i navies, but considers better progress will be made with reduction of land forces if the great military powers take the initiative in this regard. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, May 17.—Chief of Police Apgust Vollmer of Berkeley, Calif., has been named professor of police admin- istration to head a new department to e established at the University of Chi- go. His appointment will be effective Xt October 1. The announcement as made less than 24 hours after plans were revealed for the estab- lishment of a similar school at North- western University. ‘The new department will be concerned with methods of crime detection. All resources of the university, including the departments of physics, chemistry, medicine, physiatry and anthropology, will be placed at its command. Studies in criminology will be cor- related with the new department. Prof. E. W. Nurgess, authority on crime and parole; Prof. L. L. Thurstone, crim- inal psychologist, and Prof. Leonard D. White, police administration expert, will Intimates That Daughter’s Mar- riage to Col. Lindbergh May Take Place About June 17. By the Associated Press. ENGLEWOOD, N. J, May 17.—Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow and her daughters, Elisabeth and Anne, were back at their Englewood home today after an ab- Celia Davidson has been made her hus- band’s receiver by Justice MacOrate in order that she may be sure of collect- ing alimony of $50 a week. The hus- band owns realty. Do This With Your Parker Pen Bring it to us and let us show you form the nucleus of the new school. sence since Monday. how you can change it from a BIRMINGHAM PASTOR ELECTED MODERATOR Rev. William R. Dobyns Is Named to Office Without Single Opposing Vote. By the Associated Press. MONTREAT, N. C, May 17.—Rev. Willlam R. Dobyns, pastor of the Scuth Highland's Presbyterian Church, Bir- mingham, Ala., yesterday was elected moderator of the General Assembly of “Britain is already within the Kellogg | the Presbyterian Church in the United mt," he continues, “and has under- | States. en to peacefully settle all disputes ‘with any states.” ‘The prime minister also defended the government against charges of the op- | sembly. position parties that it had used gov- ernment funds for campaign purposes. | ‘The charges were made after the gov- | ernment issued a white paper on May 11 attacking the Liberal scheme to solve the unemployment problem. Mr. Bald- win mentioned that the sales of the document already had exceeded the cost of its production. The government was compelled to fssue the white paper to protect the civil servants from being misrepresented by the Liberals, he said. CHAMBERLAIN HOPES TO STAY. BIRMINGHAM, England, May 17 (#). =Sir Austen Chamberlain in an_elec- tion speech last night said that Prime Minister Stanley ‘Baldwin had asked him to continue as foreign secretary in the House of Commons for another Parllament and that, with the help of his supporters, he intended to do so. Rumors had been current that Sir Aus- ten might be promoted to the House The election was by & unanimous vote at the opening of the afternoon session of the first day of the sixty-ninth as- The stated clerk announced that it was the first time in 17 years that a moderator had been elected unanimously and without opposition. Dr. Dobvns has been pastor of the South Highlands Church for eight years For 21 years prior to that he was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at St. Joseph, Mo. His first pastorate was at Marshall, Mo. He is a graduate of West- minster ‘College of Missouri and the McCormick Theological Seminary of Chieago. During the World War Dr. Dobyns was director of religious work at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, and in 1904 was a member of the Pan-Presbyterian Coun- cil_in Liverpool. Dr. Dobyns succeeds Dr. Harris E. Kirk of Baltimore, who served as mod- erator at the Atlanta Assembly in 1928. Dr. John F. Cowan Dies. LOS ANGELES, Calif., May 17 ().— Dr. John Francis' Cowan, 50, professor of surgery at Stanford University, died here today. G. 0. P. FOUNDER HONORED Republicans Assemble at Friend- Where Misses Elisabeth And Anne Morrow spent the intervening time was not learned. Mrs. Morrow on Wednes- day spoke to the senior class at Smith College, Northampton, Mass. At that | time she intimated she would not be ship to Pay Tribute to A. N. Cole. | present at alumnae day celebration, June 17, which was taken to mean that FRIENDSHIP, N. Y., May 17 (A).—| Anne’s ‘marriage to Col. Charles A. The. village of Friendship, Allegany | Lindbergh might take place about that 1 me. County, which cradled the Republican | e, 1 1o (101 that the wedding would party in 1854, yesterday paid tribute to | pe gt the Englewood home was seen in | A. N. Cole, known as the “father of the | the receipt of a “rush? order by a Republican party.” Stroudsburg, Pa., dealer for large ship- Hundreds of prominent Republicans | Ments of hemlock, evergreens and gathered here to celebrate the diamond jubilee of the occasion when the name “Republican” first was used to designate a political party and a committee ap- pointed to name a ticket to be presented at a meeting to be held in Angelica on October 17 of the same year. Pocket Pen (as it is now) into a neat, tapered Desk Set Pen or vice versa—back and forth, fromone to the other as you choose in a jiffy. This easy, gu ick reversible feature (in Parker Pens only) permits you, for instance, to own a_Complete Parker Desk Set for $4.75 that would ordinarily cost you $8.75. Have a desk set. Save $4. 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