Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1929, Page 44

i : THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOX C. THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1929. 'I'WU MUMIN MH] |GOV. ROOSEVELT URGES |lzite gathering in the open wir, The | PRESIDENT TO SELECT |dmuiantcaving time, ihere wil be| COMMITTEE ASKS DELAY |[tieted s sumcent stuay o tne stustion | HONQR SYSTEM OUT. nglxt rip\'etlrr‘mmez! arlte]&et‘nr;c’e‘ ;;‘Ll‘lmr"{l; broadcast all over the United States -‘ | = DIVERSIFIED FARMING | o fec Sou and for vor to see me seated RADIO MEMORIAL TALK five-minute address on law enforcement, | [N FLOOD CONTROL PLANS | against plans of Gen. Edgar Jadwin. ;i .o of Chicago Student ; oul chief of engineers, to start construction & ents at my desk in front of the telephone.” —————. to be selected by President Hoover out | — ‘Fivl‘-Minute Address on Enforce- ©f five speeches now being prepared by Engineering Group Believes to Ar- | o0 the Missouri floodway. Arthur S. Condemn Method. proliretsniih | 4 ; five noted jurists, it was announced to- | s | Berresford of New York, president of CHICAGO (#)—The “honor system” FUR MUUERAIUR He Says Agriculture Suffers From CUBAN PLANS TRIP. ment Will Be Topic of One . "The ‘v speeche. the names of | TOD® Mississippi Program Now | ine council, satd the report will be sent in examinations at the Univerciy ot « Eiration — of Five Jurists. | whose “authors are being withheld for | would Be “G: Mistake.” | to President Hoover. { g B e HAVANA, May 23 (P —Dr. Rafael | | the present, will be submitted to Presi- | e “Grave Mistake e tssvaretiatry | C2cae0 Phas e fcxinainea Fbyatis A By the Associaf res: Martinez Ortiz, Cuban secretary of | BY the Associated Press. ;-lr\m H;)m'fr when he meetsmwiw rgs By the Associated Press. Gard s 5 Annide_r;'}fes‘:l:dagba:dox‘\m_ DSt H Ve ki o = 5 NEW Y “ 9 —Wi law enforcement committee ash- | - man ardner . illiams o | legraduate counci founs Presbyterian Assembly to| wmovLTE: . May 23— Every | state yesterday announced he would go | NE'W YORK, May 8—With all its |0 L SO o0 "The-idea of us- | New YORK, May 23—The fiood |, Mich: Baxter L. Erown of St |admonition “play Square" on test note: s . o0 Umuen | to France early next month on a va- | P i espread machinery for | jng the radio to aid President Hoover in | cOntrol committee of the American EN- | joyjs, Mo.; Arthur E. Morgan of Yel- (books was not enough to prevent con- Choose New Head at T . e ifcantws Smniitn, | reaching the public ear, the radio in- | his effort to bring about law anprecia- | gineering Council Tuesdav made bub- | low Springs, Ohio, and John R. Free- siderable dishonesty. Now proctors are foral products, Gov. Pranklin D, Koo Dr. Francisco Maria Fernandez, sec. | UStTY yesterday responded to President ton, m[fima#d with ch A dEar:. e of ; lic a report which said “adoption at this man of Providence, R. I | to be assigned to watch students during % ; ooy e - rnandez, sec- | g recent appeal to the he leading figures in the radio industry. | y; " P e et - quizzes. Meeting Today. |54 spectators % (e pive-bren Bert i Il act as state eration in enfor e — - et T ieWa S aves s .« CHihay2anti 40 000N Worth oy Hilsinn - part : a | Japan produced nearly 2,500,000 bales | take.” hair and hair nets to the United States| Many new municipal airports are bé- | Type Show here Tuesday. and urged | = e : | cation by Georgia with | DF._Ortiz. day. at 7 p.m., Eastern | of cotton yarn last ye The report said the committee be-!in a recent month ing opened in England. ST. PAUL., May with several of th 0} Vi ] Q 1 ////// problems in its history. ver = - . Pne i e meton CEECSETE R Saturday Night This S You Still Have An Z 7% Church in the United States of America | away, marking prob: & . u convened here today with election of a | such a method of deli ress | Great Event Comes to Opportunity to Save! Lib- eral Credit Terms to All! new moderator the most important of | has been used in the S ~ . the first day's business Commenting on his method of de- ! a Close! During the Definite plans were completed for the |livering his address. Gov. Roosevel’ nomination of two men before the elec. | said: tion. Dr. Cleland A. McAfee of Chicago “This is, T think, the first time that and Dr. Robert Dick Wilson of Prince- | a speech has been made from a long ton. N. J. Both had considerable back- distance away through amplifiers to a ing for the position to succeed Dr. Hugo Kelso Walker of Los Angeles. Withdrew in 28. Friends of Dr. McAfee claimed ex- tensive support, due partly to his with- drawal from the contest for the posi- tion at the 1928 assembly at Tulsa, Okla.. in favor of Dr. Walker. The Rev. Josiah Sibley of Pasadena, Calif., was to nominate Dr. McAfee, while the chief seconding address was prepared by Frank J. Loesch of Chicago, an elder, who was recently named a member of the national commission to study crime and law enforcement by President Hoo- ver. Dr. McAfee is professor of systematic theology at the McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, and & member of the Presbyterian Foreig: Missions Board. He has not been netly identified 7 % with any faction in the smoldering con- troversi i b between “fun- cdamenialists™ 2 Is" which are expecte ) during the six- day meeting and which offer one of its major problems Is Veteran Teacher. Dr. Wilson is a vef teacher of the Presbyterian Chur having spent about 50 years in th: rvice. His can- didacy is sponsored by a group styled | “fundamentalists,” who to a consider- f% > able extent, represent adherents of the 4 A = “old school” of the church prior to re- 7277 2 unjon"wiih the “new sebool n 1ome. 4-Piece Bedroom Group at a New Low Price! Six=Piece Dinette Suite an‘xcem?‘T&:oé:ggi:-;gsgrgi{n:n;_\; g::;‘g:: % Thif'k of it! 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