Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1929, Page 18

IDONALD DENES ALLIANGEWITHU.S Premier, Hopeful of Naval Reduction, May Address Congress on Visit Here. By the Associated Press. DURHAM, England, September 11.— Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald does not belicve the Anglo-American naval conversations can fail. He told a meeting in Miners’ Hall ht the present discussions tions. “I do not think I n negotiations exactly, but cparing,” he said. ot going to run like a bull and then find when we have prepared the stage that we have begun without completely understanding each other, I am optimistic, as I have. al- ways been, because the volume of world public opinion that is supporting both natio strong that I do mot n fail.” , “we are mak- is much too wise to make alliances with any European power, unless the alli- ance is in the form of an agreement to use moral influences and to estab- lish peace.” MAY ADDRESS CONGRESS. Invitation Is Expected to Be Extepded to Premier. NEW YORK, September 11 (#)—The New York World today said it is be- lieved an invitation to address Congress will be extended to Premier Ramsay MacDonald of England on his project- ed visit to the United States. Arrangements for the British prime minister’s visit have been completed by his principal private secretary, Sir Robert Vansittart, who arrived 10 days ago on the liner Mauretania and went at once to the Britsih embassy in Washington. In a series of meetings with White House officials, he con- cluded the necessary arrangements and will sail for London today on quitania. The World said it has learned the the Ac- premier will sail from England Sep- tember 28 on the Berengaria, accom- panied by his daughter and official hostess, Miss Ihbel MacDonald. Precedent for the expected invitation to address Congress was found in the visit several years ago of Lord Balfour, who was accorded the privilege. Arrangements for the visit of the prime minister were conducted with the greatest privacy and will not be officially announced until after Sir THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, HEATH IS INDICTED IN AGENT’S DEATH Accused on Three Counts in Slay- ing of Dry Officer on De- troit River. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, September 11.—John M. Heath wus indicted by the Federal grand jury today on three counts in connection with the death in the De- troit River of Richard J. Sandlands, Federal prohibition agent, August 2. The indictment charges Heath with assaulting a Federal officer with a deadly weapon, making away with Gov- ernment property and violating the tariff act in attempting to smuggle liquor into the United States, Heath was arrested on charges of as- saulting and resisting_an officer after Sandlands’ body was found floating in the Detroit River four days after he and a companion officer boarded the Heath cruiser in the Detroit River to make a search. Sandlands was the ob- ject of a four-day search by police and Federal officers. . B. L, Hurst Gets Lynchburg Post. LYNCHBURG, Va, September 11 (Special) —B. L. Hurst, a graduate of V. P. 1, who comes from Roanoke, has NAVY PERMITS 16 MEN TO TRY RHODES TESTS Two South Carolina Ensigns Will Compete for Scholarships at Oxford. . The Navy Department today gave its permission to 16 men to compete in the various States for the Rhodes scholar- ships that are to be awarded in De- cember. Two of the naval cand! will seek the honor in South Caroli Ensign Paul Foley, ir., and Ensign Wyatt. The 16 who have been approved by Rear Admiral Richard H. Leigh, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, who'in- dorsed the recommendation of the Navy in; F. R, Duborg, H. J. Hiemenz, S H C. E. Weakley, Midshipmen P. L. de Ve C. Ennis, Michigan; F. C. 5 W. Gladney, Arkansat Hean, Louisiana, and H. M. ‘Wyoming. While the District of Columbia counted in with the State of Maryland in this examination, no candidate was recommended from this a Applications of the candi quired to be in the hands of the various State committees by October 19. These tan: 1s WEDNESDAY, § EXPLOSION BURNS TWO. Two men were burned, one critically, when gasoline with which they were cleaning the floor in apartment 522, Ar- gonne Terrace, exploded. The woodwork caught fire and an alarm was turned in, The Washington Gas Light Co.'s fire truck, the first to arrive, took the men to Emergency Hos- pital. They are Brook Muse, colored, 28, of 9 Iowa circle, and Frank Robert son, colored, 41, of 1251 Ninth street. Muse was severely burned on his face, arms and chest. Robertson sustained minor burns to his hands and arms. Betty Randolph Is Hurt. NEW YORK, September 11 (#).— Betty Randolph, heiress, sportswoman, thrice a divorcee and formerly an actress, must be operated on as a result of @ fall from her horse while hunting woodchucks. She insisted on remount- ing and continuing the hunt. . Honduras to Buy Plane. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Septem- . | ber 11 (#).—The war minister yesterday ,| issued & circular asking all men and officers to contribute salary for two days to the purchase of a military air- plane. It was stated the request met with enthusiastic response. o Before houses were numbered it was the custom for tradesmen when they EPTEMBER 11, 1920, FIELD TRIALS CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT CLUBHOUSE Special Dispatch to The Star, ROCKVILLE, Md., September 11.— Thirty Wasbington ~and Montgorlnluy County members of the National Capital Fleld 1s Association attended a meet- ing of the organization at the clubhouse on the game preserve of the Montgom- ery County Fish and Game Pro- tective Association near Middiebrooke, this county, Mondny evening. 3 A location for the proposed new club- house, to take the place of the one in Bradley Hills, destroyed by fire some months ago, was the principal mat- ter considered. The discussion de- :fileap:: some difference of opinion, but nsensus seemed to be to a site in nearby Virginia. o Rougeless Vie}lding Party. NEW YORK, September 11 (4#).—. all-white wedding, at which the brlAd: and.her attendants dispense with rouge, is soclety’s latest. 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