Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1929, Page 25

o 7 TAE EVENING “SPEAKER TO DISCUSS CAPITAL PARK BILL| Miss Harlean James to Address Meeting at City Club Tomor- row Afternoon. Miss Harlean James, executive secre- tary of the American Civic Association, will speak tomorrow afternoon. at 4 o'clock at the City Club on the Cramton - bill for a comprehensive park and play- und system for the Washington area. e meeting is under the auspices of '.}ub city planning committee of the club. After the talk a collection of slides, showing the scenery of the Potomac gorge and Great Falls, the preservation of which the Cramton bill provides, will be_thrown on the screen. Representative women from Maryland | and Virginia have been invited to at-, tend. Among them are Mrs. Julian Simpson, Mrs. Andrew Hamilton Can- non, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. R. Harvey Sargent, Miss Gertrude Crocker, Mrs. Beverly Rogers, Mrs. Irving Root, Mrs. Frederic E. Farrington and Miss Anna Wilson. Mrs. Grace Shepherd Merchant, chair- man of the committee, presided. . ‘To avold competition with other in- ternational fairs, Barcelona, Spain, will close its exhibition on January 15. NICARAGUA ASKS U. S. AID IN FUND PLANS Moncada Secks Assistance in Ar- rangements for Financing of Public Works. By Cable to The Star. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, December 6. —President Jose Moncada yesterday is- sued a statement in which he revealed that he had asked Secretary of State Stimson for assistance in making new arrangements with American banking interests to turn over to Nicaragua sur- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1928% plus funds mow in possession of the National Bank and National Railway to highways and other neces- sary public works. After noting that President Moncada had exercised the most id economy during the first year of his administra- tion, actually saving $2,000,000, “this amount being practically twice that saved in the preceding the statement said: “In an effort to meet expenses of the national guard and the increasing cost of highway construction, President Moncada has asked Secretary of State 8 or 10 years,” Stimson to assist him in making new | ti arangements with banking interests whereby the Nicaraguan public would recelve to the fullest extent the bene- fits resulting from the administration of the Nicaraguan National Bank and the National Rallroad, which are the actual ;gowny of Nicaragua. “In er words, President Moncada feels that part or all of such funds now in possession of the bank and railroad in excess of normal requirements for the putpose of maintaining an emer- gency reserve fund be turned over to Nicaragua to develop public works. “President Moncada has the utmost confidence that the ability and good will of President Hoover and Secretary of State Stimson will be exercised to reach a solution of this economic prob- lem in a menner that will work to the -gz:nun and welfare of both coun- “Nicaragua offers excellent opportuni- tles for all industries, but foreign cap- ital is required for development, and in this development the President of Nicaragua desires the United States to occupy the first place.” SETTLEMENT REACHED IN SUIT TO GET ESTATE Appeal of Church Is Dropped When Woman Agrees to Accept $300,000 Legacy. By the Associated Press. SANTA FE, N. Mex., December 6. Mrs. Caroline Salagar of Ignacio, will receive more than $300,000 of $625,000 estate 1éft by Miguel Chavez, as the result of settlement out of court of a suit she brought to establish her- self as the illegitimate daughter of Chavez. Mrs. Salazar recently won a suit for the entire estate, but the local diocese of the Roman Catholic Church, which peal. ‘Terms of the settl*ment were that the church was to receive $100,000 for dis- tribution among charities mentioned in the Chavez 1; one niece was given $10,000 and the Chavez home, another to receive $200,000, and three others to receive $500 each for a total of $13,500. Mrs. Salazar will receive the balance the estate, less attorney's fees. o Grounded Ship Held Total Loss. NORFOLK, Va. December 6 (#).— The trawler Boston of Beaufort, N. C., went ashore 8 miles east of Cape Look- out, N. 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