Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1930, Page 24

writers o \ g, THE SUNDAY \WHO’S WHO at The London Naval Conference for . The STAR Frederic William Wile . Frank H. Simonds William Hard Byron Price Charles P. Williamson . Edward Price Bell ~* . Paul Scott Mowrer i De Witt Mackenzie Harold E. Scarborough Theodore C. Wallen Joseph B. Phillips Keith Hutchinson Leon Bassee Joseph E. Sharkey Salvatore Cortesi Edgar Ansell Mowrer Negley Farson Constantine Brown Camille Lemercier H. H. Romer W. R. Patrick Frank H. King B. C. Pugh P. E. Harris Miss Martha Dalrymple J. A. Jenkins Bates Raney STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 19. 1930—PART ONE. f famed at the London Conference A/ HEN the five great world powers convene in London on January 21 for the purpose of naval disarmament, 27 famed journal- ists will be there to write of this historic occasion for THE STAR. Frederic William Wile, famed writer and international journalist, will head THE STAR'S aggregation, having accompanied America’s delegation from Washington. Mr. Wile will write his opinions and findings exclusively in Washington for THE STAR. Frank H. Simonds, one of the world’s most outstanding journalists and writer of foreign and international affairs, will write for you in THE STAR his views and predictions. William Hard, Byron Price, Charles P. Williamson, Keith Hutch- inson, Theodore Wallen and a score of other equally famed writers will give you each day a complete and authoritative account of this great conference. Thus THE STAR will bring you the news of the I’ondon Con- ference through the eyes of these great journalists, together with all the other news of the day—truthfully and accurately told. he %fm{ Serving news readers every day and every Sunday