Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 37

JUNE 37 LABOR SUPPORTS ACTORS.|FRIENDS SEEK RELEASE OF JACK B. KELLEHER Ask Freedom on Bonds Pending Decision on Appeal From Prison Sentence. Friends of Jack B. Kelleher, Wash- ington sportsman, facing a long prison term and & $7,500 fine as & result of his conviction on & 23-count gambling in- WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, 20, 1929. DOOLITTLE WILL TOUR SOUTH AMERICA BY AIR | £quity Association Gets Letter of Aid From William Green. NEW YORK, June 20 (#).—Paul Dullzell, _executive secretary of the Actors' Equity Association, yesterday announced receipt of a letter from Wil- STAR, Dorothy Edith Wood, Susanna Marie Wood, Eugenia Woodson, Marlon Rob- ertson Wyvell. George Baer, George Edward Baulglr James McKenney Berry, jr.; Howard Troutman Bierer, Alan Johnston ' Blanchard. William Porter Bogardu:, William V. Bouic. John Buchanan | Brewer, Ernest Dorr Brigham, Eldred | i Davis Caldwell, Law l‘l‘nlr e Rus L'HC?nav, g Tolson. Roland Pancoast Cheyney. hesley | Sideon Leslic Haynes, James Heaton, | Kreuts Clark, Garland Worthington | Licut. James H. Doolittle, Army AL et o e e e James Wilson Henderson, Jesso Robin- | Clarke. Frederick Howe Cutting Davld | Corps, now stationed at Mitchel Field. | federation would support _the Equity son Henshaw, Edwin Gantt Hickman, Davis, Jr.: land, has been authorized by | Assoclation in its effort to organize mo- Elizabeth | sor o e jr.. Winthrop | Denny, ir.; Frederick Lee Downs, Louis | Long Island, et THE EVENING the man at the trial, withdrew from case after informing the court he had recelved s letter from the prisoner stating he wished to employ | other counsel. T. Morris Wampler is negotiating witk Kelleher and may ap- pear as his counsel in the appellate court, and conferred. with him today. He denied knowledge of any movement | to have him released under bond. }Ruth Adelaide Brown, Henrletta Elise | beth Scott Salisbury, Caroline Davis Buckman, Catherine ' Mildred _Butte, | Schreiner, Anne Lane Schultz, Aria Winifred Lois Chandler, Elizabeth ' Marle Schwartz, Helen Hardt Seaton, Sarah Churchill, Margaret Macatec | Anna Katherine Shawn, Minnie May | Clark, Mary Elizabeth Cla ni CHARACTER VALLE TOPE O SPEECH Chinese Minister Addresses Anna | Shreve, Jean Elizabeth Shull, Nora Marlowe Concklin, Ruth Kathryn Cnn{-tmarc'vn‘ Slattery, Barbara Bell Smith, L | stantini, Edith Ethel Coombs, Guida Christine Eliza- Crack Army Pilot Will Chart New Mail Route and Study Flying Conditions. Smith. Rachel Stuart Mi Fleming Corea, Doris Presncll beth Herrick Steele, ton, Doris Anna Cummins. Mary ana Dannmiller, Elizabeth Cogsw }Da\'ls. Stella Virginia Davis, Elizabeth | Clare DeLacy, Marian Seward Denson Kathleen Patricia Dent, Ysidora Eliz beth Dodge, Ruth Louise Doyle, Rosalie | | Catherine ' Dunbar, Anne May nnings Spign Grace_MofIat Stull, Florence SPECIMENS TOY VBE;UNTE[J Graduating Class at Western High. | Character, ar s the most valuabl Chad-Chu_Wu, M er fro advised Western High Sct graduates in that school's ann mencement exercises late yes Dr. Wu, himself a former st High School and subsequ a graduate of the London Unive prefaced his very brief addres 4 reminiscences of his student days at uring 2 od ending in 1904 ure of Western's e and their subsequent his departure, cul- g in the victory in the company tive drill last month. Entering | Dr. Wu expressed regret duated from not talent or asset to succes return to Ct 1 The race goes no nor the contest to “There 1s ano‘her delivered by | f the gradu- | hill's fid~; he speech to | ess, Dr. El- of Western the formal an- were awarded as fol- Allen in glee club as ed in _debating I scholarship, Clark in scholarship, Frederick Cutting as colonel of winning regiment and manager of Westerner, eth Davis as editor of girls’ sports, e 5 major_of winning ager of Breeze, Sarah worker on_pul contribu dramatics, Walter W E ur Mary Elizabeth rinioff in public spea lar Farman in many use Grant Hudson in dramatic organization, Gene- vieve Huiess in many useful ways in lication work, Minor Jameson as n of placing Company L. Marcia widon in orchestra, Harriett Lloyd as accompanist, Louis Lucas as emer- gency captain of placing Compan Pauline Noffsinger in debating, Sal! Phinney as an efficient repo; jorie Blumenfeld as efficient inanager of Tifle team. Gregory Poole in stagecraft. Louis Pofter in orchestra, Constance Robinson in art of merit, Edward wden In_exemplary school citizen- Frank Thomas as captain of wir team and_Westerner agement, . Elizabeth Towne &s alumni editor. Kathryn Waldo as effi- cient worker In dramatic_productions, Elizabeth Wheeler in dramatic orga zation, Hansel Harter in music organi- zations, Ruth Layhee as efficient teacher and adviser and Clara K. Stutz in con- | duct of efficient college bureau | The marriage Saturday of Miss Gladys Price, an instructor in music at the | gchool, was announced by Western's | principal yesterday. . Scholarships were awarded as follows: | Strayer's Business College, Lucille Mil- ler; Washirgton Coilege of Law, Teresa Benjamin Pranklin Univer- sity, Aleese Kenney: American Uni- versity, Elizabeth Towne and Alan Blanchard; Washington and Lee, Ed- ward Hill; University of Virginia, Dor= sey Hughes; George Washington, Grace Hall; Columbian Women, Martha Os- born and Jean Kelly; Marjorie Webster School of Physical Training, Rosalle sleyan_University, Edward University of Pennsyl- vania, Viadimir Grinioff. Dr. Newton also announced the grad uates and students who are eligible for ‘membership in Phi Beta Rho, the honor soclety which pledges support of West ern’s traditions in _‘‘courtesy, sports: manship, scholarship and " lovalty to| gchool, home and country.” They were | Constance Robinson, Helen Seaton and Jack Huntress, graduates, and Helen ‘Arons, Charlotte Hobbs, Dorothy Moo- | maw, Thomas Naughton, Nancy Stark | end Anne Woodward, undergraduates. Following the announcements Miss | Mary Elizabeth Clark delivered the vale- | dictory. | The diplomas were presented to the | 235 graduates by J. Fred Essary, Wash- ington correspondent of the Baltimore | Sun, with the assistance of Kathryn L. Btetnle of the Western faculty. The graduates follow: Phyllis Adelman, Jean Ethlyn Allen, Jean Oliver Allen, Mary Jane Allen, | Mary Elizabeth Anderson, Marian Bailey, Dorothy Amelia Bates, Doroths May Bates, Eveline Bates, Marian Mar- garet Bates, Ruth Patteson Belew, Vir- ginia Haines Bennett, Marjorie Louise | Blumenteld, Leila Willis Bolls, Marga- ret Alexander Borjes, Ruth Melissa Bradshaw, Kathrine Louise Brown English, Gladys Rose-Marie Essex, rington, Fi Betsy Garrett Dorothy Hartmann Grace Madeline Hill Hobson, Roberta Huiess, Jones Annabel ~_Forman Essary, | Helen Far- Catherine Fredendall. Phyllis reeman, Marjorie Fullerton, Garland Fulton. Dolly Gardner, Margaret Clair Goerner, ¢ Montrose Graham, Elsa Louise Margaret Louise Gross, Har- kney Hale, Gracr ghton Margaret Alice Zlizabeth Hamilton Spraker Ruth ririck. Catherine leanor Herzog. Custd Helen Jeanctte ¥ Ruth Anni: Jer Hudson Martha Sidney Hobby. Henrictta Leila Marie Hoyt, Louise Genevieve Ella Jes: Joh: fred Gertrude J. Kahler, Jean Shaw Kellv. Kendrick, v ingston, Harriett Sarah Esther Mrytle Aleese Kenncy, Marc Knowlden. Mary Calhoun Liv- Lloyd, Mary an Ne: Cook Macatee, Frances Lethanna Mace Nancy Bernice M McQueen Katha ee. Mary Mathilda Marjorie Schow Merrill, rine Elizabeth Merritt, Editk lle Miller, Ray Miller, Katha Dorothy Lot Nil ) h oble. Pat O'Rear herine Howell abeth by Foilin Hughes, Clvde Hackall Huntress. Minor Story Jameson, jr.; Clark Beaney Keel- | Dorrance Kelly. John Stot- George Hunter Lam- N Cornelis DeWitt John Ludgate Laskey, | Tevi. Albert Gallatin | . Louis Frank Lucas, Joseph i William _ Albin = McIlwee. wrence MeKirdy. Robert | 3rd: Ken Murayama. | | still Hudson, Robert Louis Hunt, Jack Dorsey Hulburt Ben d Daniel Murray. Kennedy Nichol- john Alfred Norcross. Edward Odom; Oliver Elwood Pagan. 3d; Park. John Richards Parker. k F ps_Pike. James Lambie Gregory Poole. Louis Alexander Eber Fordvce Riley, Pascual Amadon Rivera, Joseph Russ. Reginald Rutherford. Kelsey Young Saint, Henry | Abia Schmucker, Elmore Willard Seeds. William Dubose Sheldon, John Gardner Shinkle, Frederick William van Dorn Shipley. Sidney Butler Smith, Edward Woodruff Snowdon, Frank Ashby Thomas, Herbert Owen Thomp- sor. William Jackson _Thompson. William Bowcock Thrift, Daniel Van Voorhis, 3rd: Carl Hunt Wells, jr.. Creighton Wheeler, Stuart Wil John Lucius Wood: ge Wor- Don Eld: Richard Jane Utgard. K Lillian Frances Ward, rren. Margaret Farwell Way- cqueline Webb, Elizabeth Hale | Teresa Evelyn Williams. 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