Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 24

24 JAPAN IS GRATIFIED WITH DAWES PARLE THE EVENING Earth Is Still Flat Disk to Voliva: ‘ Trxp to Europe Proved Nothmg He Says STAR, WASHINGTON, |NORTHWESTERN GRANTS 1,360 DEGREES TO CLAS Midwestern School Also D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1929 | be gratified at the report Premier Mac- | ‘Donlld and Gen. Dawes have had an mportant conversation which is to be rmrded as beginning negotiations | among the powers concerned for the re- | duction of naval armaments. | *“Japan will be quite ready to offer Premier Tanaka Expresses Readi- go-operation in such negotiations as she s always anxious to do her utmost to ness to Join Any Disarma- | promote uniyersal peace.” ment Discussion. of Chicago, doctor of laws; Jane Ad- | |t Shcage, doctor o Jvs; sane A%-| RUNNER FOUND SLAIN. mane letters; Dr. William J. Mayo, surgeon, Rochester, Minn., and William | pog Hammond Wright, estronomer of the | ©o5ition of Body Indicates Victim Lick Observatory, California, doctors of science, and William T. Hobart, mis- | sionary. doctor of divinity. | Dr. Woodward, in the commencement |addrcss urged universities to concern Reduced Summer fares o Southwest and Pacific Coast now in effect on the Washington- Sunset Route. It is an econontical| and comfortable way to go. Tour-,, ists save approximately 50% -af| sleeping car fare by using tourist car leaving daily from Washington to California without change via New Orleans, Houston, San_Antonio and El Paso. Write today for illus- | trated booklet “A,” time tables and railroad fares. G. V. McArt, Passenger Agent, ‘WASHINGTON-SUNSET ROUTE 1510 H St. N.W., Washington, D. C. —Advertisement. Prayed for Mercy. CHICAGO, June 18 (#).—A Michi- san rum runner, who may have been a urged univ ambitious to “muscle in” on the traffic themselves wholly With truth and to be |y eyicaoo o ctoung snot dead near Confers By the Assoclated Press. | traveled from 40,000 to 60,000 miles.” Hononary Titles NEW YORK. June 18—Wilbur Glenn | = This would prove, he said, that the . b | Voliva, overseer of Zion City, Ill, re- | parallels beyond the Equn;fr are xrv-'&;{ G R turned Sunday night on the liner Tran- | (40 the Equator and that the earth | By the Associated Press anxious to ass solving important sylvania from a four-month tour of Eu- i id that while abroad he vis: | ¢ OIMCAGIO, June 16.—Narthwestern | ciyie proble his automobile on a lonely Chicago rope and Northern Africa, still con- |, Volva said that while abroad he - | University's largest graduating class re- | P o P et i A ited England, Scotland, Scandinavia | ceived its diplomas at commencement | | Helghts roadway Sunday. tionary disk. |and other European as v\el!‘ldl‘s Y:fi"h exercises yesterday. Degrees were con- Burglar Gets $61. 50 Loot The man was Ralph Cena, or Sena, He tepeated his offer of $5,000 to any ;\‘111";:‘(&Tli‘;;‘;*&’:;im ‘i‘n&?;’smt;: (erredlle‘)éo u-sigr&nt Walter DIl Scott | 4 it watch and brooch, valued at | /dentified by papers found on his person e who will prove to his satisfaction | 18 2 3| upon 1,360 candidates ; v % = b e e e in which to live. The trip convinced | “Honorary degrees were conferred upon | $60, and $1.50 in cash were stolen |25 having been active in liquor sales . him, he said, that the United States the following: ‘Frank J. Loesch, Chi- | from the residence of Dr. D. S. Thorn, | A¥ound Kalamazoo and Holland, Mich. 1361 Hamilton street, early last night. From the position of the body police be- lieve he was on his knees, as though is the best in almost y respect. cago lawyer and member of President —e - Hoover’s Law Enforcement Commission, | The burglar is reported to have gained | 64 dental | doctor of laws; Dr. Frederick C. Wood- | entrance to the house by removing a | begging for mercy, when slain. He was window screen. about 30 vears old. 3 | ward, acting president of the University Upon Two to Get Air Corps Wings. | Charles F. Pugh, Chevy Chase, Md., and William H. Moore, College Park Md., are members of a large class of students who will graduate from the Advanced Flying School of the Army Air Corps, at Kelly Field, San Antono, Tex., next Saturday, and receive com- missions as second ljeutenants in the Air Corps Reserve By the Associated Press e TOKIO, June 17.—Japan's co-opera- tion in any disarmament program ne- gotiations that Ambassador Dawes and Premier Ramsay MacDonald may have begun yesterday at Forres was promised today by Tanaka, premier, in a state- | ment to the Aqoclated Press, The premier Baid: “I cannot fail to enge Comdr. Byrd to go to ntieth parallel,” he said, “and t his ship due west and rnnllmxm around until he comes back to the point | TLondon has establishe | of departure. 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