Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1929, Page 16

ISSTURISTUDENT S ORATRY VIR $1,500 Better America Fed- ¢ eration Prize Awarded in Los Angeles. $y the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 21.—First prize in the Better America Federation's Na- tional Collegiate Oratorical Contest, car- rying a cash award of $1,500, was won | here last night by Lex King Souter of | “Trenton, Mo., a junior in William Jewel | College, Liberty, Mo. Souter, who is 25, | compeied against six other regional ‘winners, ] All contestants delivered orations on | the Uniled States Constitution, the sub- | Ject designated by the sponsoring fed- | eration. Souter represented the Mid- | western zone. : | Second place and $1,000 was won by Robert G. Goodwin of Wabash College, | Enery of Santa Clara University, Calif., was third, receiving $750. Awards to the others were as follows: University, Connecticut, $500. Fifth—Robert M. Smith, St. James’ College, Brooklyn, N. Y., $450. Sixth—Lee R. Mercer, North Carolina ¢ e firs ing of the new British Labor cabinet with Premier MacDonald in the garden at 10 Downing street. Crawtordsville, Ind. John Patrick M- | 1oy fo vight front rows J. K. Glnes, Rome seeretary: Lord Parmoor, lord. prestont of the sonmeits J. THE EVENING NEW BRITISH LABOR CABINET - privy seal; l’hfllr Snowden, chancellor of the exchequer: Ramsay MacDonald, irs; for foreign affa Sidney Webb, secretary for dominions and colonies; Lo STAR, T. Thomas, lord rime minister; Arthur Henderson, secretary Justice Sankey, lord chancellor, and Clp‘s. edgwood Benn, secretary for India. Left to right, back row: George Lansbury, first commissioner for works; A. V. Fourth —Milton 1, Williams, Wesleyan | Netfieon Som; Sererary (o0 (o, TGt Charlos Trevelyan, prochiont of board of education: Mivs Marrarer Bonafield, | minister of labor; Lord Thomson, secretary for air; Noel Buxton, minister of agriculture and fisheries; W. Graham, presi- | dent of the Board of Trade, and W. Adamson, secretary for Scotland. ~Underwood & Underwood Photo. WASHINGTON, D. C., ERIDAY, LABOR CABINET HOLDS ITS SECOND MEETING Ministers Report to MacDonald Developments During His Visit to Scotland. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, June 21.—The new Labor cabinet of Premier Ramsay MacDonald held their second meeting today, the premier gathering from them details of happenings in their respective depart- ments while he was away in Scotland. The terms of the speech from the throne at the opening of Parliament were considered also, although the final draft of the speech will not be com- pleted until next week. It was understood that another mat- ter for the cabinet to consider was the application by Leon Trotsky, exiled former Red army leader, for permission to enter Great Britain. Trotsky sent a | personal appeal to the premier asking that a visa be granted him, but no action has as yet been taken. SMALL SUBSTATIONS TO TAP POWER LINES SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 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