Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 54

5‘! THE T‘VF\'T\(‘ Q'T‘\'R WASHINGTON, D. -€, ‘FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929. ment treaty is signed. he exchange of correspondence be- n Ramsay MacDonald and Senator ¥ BRITIHU. S NAVY | ACTION SOON SEEN, Larly Moves for Reduction of Armament Expected by Two Powers. both leading figures in thei | iments for many years past, L arded as unusual as well as inter- esting. Borah Declines Discussion. There are indications that these two 1 1 s of the two English- 15 are in general accord s. although Scnator Borah ss their relations. much r the communications will con- will not dis There is whet conjecture the rnn onsible authority There also is dis- 0 ther this would be in 1 of the law, a question which d. but not pressed to a deci- when Senator Borah communi- with the recent nt fon, cated Mexico. . PRESENCE Ol.: COLORED PUPILS MAY END PROM Question Raised When Coun- try Club Puts President of Race Ban on EVANSTON, IIl, June 7 prom. ¢ Townsh The junior | ef social event of the Evanston High Sche commencement | threatened today because 1ce of opinion as to whether | dents should be pel xmnudl to attend. There and senior ¢ are 700 members of the junior es eligible to attend the Thomas Lord, president of ouse the prom was planned to June 14, informed school author thet the clubhouse would not be ble if the colored students were | school he colored upon nding litie told them that ely for them, w ta Beck, on Sp 1d be )umwd colored Cl social chair- | men of the v classes met yesterd whether the prom should andoned. Heads Pmchnsing Agents, June 7 (#). R V! Fairban or Co. of Chicapo, was Clected presidsnt of tion of Purchasing | John | 1 directors’ meeting | he 1930 convention | | | | | WHY TOLERATE GRAY hair? 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