Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 6

LEGATION AGTION Plan to Ehvne Warsaw and Polish Missionis to Take ; Definite Form, Preliminary plans to raise the Amer- fean legation in Warsaw and the Polish | i Jegation in Washington to the rank of | embassies are expected to take definite form this week. Polish Minister Filipowicz. who now holds the rank of special ambassador for the Pulaski memorial celebrations in the United States, will confer with Secretary Stimson this week regarding “ the elevation of the diplomatic missions. | | ‘When the Minister presented his cre- dentials as ambassador to President Hoover last week for the ceremon commemorating the 150th anniversary | | of the death of Gen. Pulaski at Sa- vannah. Ga.. the President expressed | the hope thdt the ambassadorial rank would be continued. The Minister re- sponded, expressing the willingness of | his government to raise the leg.uons at any time the Washington Govern- ment, desired. | lt 15 customary in such cases, despite e expression of hope by the President, rur the diplomats concerned to g0 | through the formality of “sounding out” | the governments conce: , and it is expected that this will be done during the coming week. | Although no names have been men- | tioned in connection with the appoint- ment to the proposed new ambassa- dorial post, it was reliably reported in | diplomatic eircles last night that Irwin | Laughlin of Pittsburgh. named last week | as Ambassador to Spain, had been con- sidered by the President.for the Warsaw | position. “FORD SEEKS TO UPBUILD | AUTO TRADE IN ORIENT Joins With Catholic Primate of | Serbia in Project to Develop the Industry. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, October 14.—Archbishop Dobrecic, Catholic primate of Serbia. and Henry Ford of Detroit have joined hands in & project to develop the auto- mobile industry in the Orient. The archbishop. who has been mak- | h( an extensive tour among his| ecountrymen in the United States, de- | livered a farewell address yesterday | afternoon at Loyola University Audi- | torflum and referred to a letter which he had received from Mr. Ford's as- | sistant, Charles Sorenson, sayihg Mr. | Ford had adopted the ' archbishop's | int ‘of -eastern shores of the Adn.me; nging to Jugoslavia are the door to | e Orient and that through this open- | ing the -automoblle indusiry could be widely spread. Ford, according to the letter, | yrizes the archbishop to send each | to Detroit during the next three | s 12 men who are to be taught to operate and manage an automobile | factory in _Montenegro, Jugoslavia, | which Mr. Ford es to elt.lhllsh‘ after further negotiation with the arch- bbhop and the government of Jugo- l Wales Wins nt 19th Hole. ‘ SUNNINGDALE, England, October 14*(#).—The Prince of Wales is good at |} _the nineteenth Yes, he won ANNIVERSARY READ THE DETAILS IN THE EVENING STAR BRITISH EXPLORERS HERE | sizmological TO CLASSIFY SPECIMENS SEEN THIS WEEK -nmere S tral America Under Auspices l By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, | Richmond Brown and F. A. Mitchel)- | includes an entire series of those Ing | e Hodges, British explorers, arrived from | hundreds of wooden gods. Europe yesterday on the Red Star liner i ell-Hedges has donated two eollu‘tom] migration inw Auenunn ln the [B Igeniand to ciassify American Indian | to British museums. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, imens which they ob- four years 250 in. Central America and which they have donated )'!W YORK, October 14 (). 3 n-e Museum of the American Indian Prederick Deane, e two explorers announced they | Orkneys, arrive would organize another expedition to |EOW on the liner Cal s00n as they could assemble equipment. The collection slready conated the museum was selected in the Chu- October 14, — Lady | cunaque Indian section 1;‘ :{n-m- and | ser’ those of Indian Museum. Protestant l‘phmpnl Chi | dians’ weapons, Mr, l(lu:h-l flrlt half of this year was 61,3 ©Office & Warehouse 1845 4th St. NE. This price applies in all W A Special Offering of Fancy California TOKAY GRAPES Tasty California Tokay (}rapca‘—tlmsc large luscious grapes that are so greatly enjoyed by most every one. We have made special preparations to supply our pas trons and you will find largc displays in all our stores. 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