Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1930, Page 29

COMMUNITY CHEST TOELECT TRUSTEES .. Reports of Activities /During Past Year Will Be Pre- sented at Meeting. The annual meeting of the Com- munity Chest, at which 63 trustees are to be elected to represent contributors to the Chest, will be held this after- noon at 4:30 in the United States Chamber of Commerce Building The trustees are to be selected from & list submitted by the nominating committee, of which Frank R. Jelleff s chairman, and from nominations made by petition by 20 or more con- tributors. Reports will be made by President Frederic A. Delano and Elwood Street, director of the Chest. The one will show the amount in pledges received and the manner in which the funds were expended, and the other will ex- * plain the changes made necessary by failure of the Chest to reach its goal in the last campaign. More than 400 reservations have been < made by contributors and others in- terested in the meeting. Prof. A. W. McMillen of the Univer- sity of Chicago. director of the local community research committee, will be the principal speaker at a meeting of the social work executives tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock at the City Club under the auspices of the Council of Social Agencies. He is co-operating with the council for the registration of social- work statistics in Washington and will explain tomorrow the various iypes of reports used to gather these statistics. The Community Chest organizations have been supplied with these reports in order to present to the public the exact details of how funds are being distributed through the agencies afli- ated with the Chest. LIBERALS TO SUPPORT LABOR DURING PARLEY Party Agrees Not to Vote on Coal Bill' Amendments That Are Controversial., By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 20.—Prime Minister guarantee of its continuance in office during the period of the Naval Con- ference. At the suggestion of David Lloyd George, Liberal leader and former pre- mier, the Liberal parliamentary party unanimously decided to abstain from voting on controversial amendments to the government’s coal mines bill, on which the Laborites already have sus- tained one defeat at the hands of the combined Liberals and Conservatives. ‘This assured safety for Mr. Macdon- ald during debate over some of the amendments Thursday night, for which several Conservatives had m- posed amendments likely to draw Lib- eral support. The terms of Mr. Lloyd George's speech embodied a further Ex:nnug of safey until the end of conference. The Liberals, however, made plain that the decision did not affect their «Hberty of action during later stages of the bill. —_——— LINDY IN SADDLE AGAIN Rides Over 2,300-Acre Ranch of Sidney Fish, His Host. CARMEL, Calif.,, March 20 (#).—Un- daunted by his spill from the back of a lo pony on the Del Monte Polo Field wo weeks ago, Col. Charles A. 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They are too harsh, t0o shrill, t00 raucous, Commissioner Arnold Kegel told the Chicago Medical Soclety yesterday. He suggested & musical tooting of some kind as & boon to the town's ears. PREMIER’S RESIGNATION IN RUMANIA RUMORED Bucharest Papers Say Maniu Op- posed Investigation of Bes- sarabian Conditions. By the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, Rumania, March 20.— The Bucharest rewspaeprs Tuesday published rumors that Premier Maniu on Priday presented the resignation of his cabinet to the regency council. The action was said to have been caused by | the decision of the council to investi- gate the situation in Bessarabia. The resignation later was withdrawn. ‘The premier was said to have taken the stand that such an investigation would csuse renewal of panic after the government had given assurance that tranquillity prevailed there. knockout for flavor & NEsTLES MILK CHOCOLATE | THE EVENING BRITISH PAPERS PAY TRIBUTE TO BALFOUR Praised for Intellectual Distinction, Ability and Personal Charm. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, March 20.—British morn- ing papers of all political complexions today paid tribute to the memory of the Earl of Balfour, who died yesterday at his brother’s home at Woking, Surrey. He was praised for his intellectual distinction, his general ability and his gracious personal charm. The press re- called various instances of kindness and consideration for others. In estimating his political career opinion differed. 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S. ROLLING STOCK MAY GO TO RUSSIA Saviet Official Predicts Millions of Dollars Will Be Spent for Railroad Equipment. By the Assoclated Press. DENVER, March 20.—The prediction that American manufacturers will called upon during the next three years to fill orders for millions of dollars’ worth of rolling stock and other rail- road equipment for Russia was made The “Minerva” foundation garment! NEW Princess Model of the famous Madame I X Girdle is specially cut to create a definite | A STRIKINGLY HAND- SOME NEW SPRING MODEL OF BLACK MAT KID WITH here yesterday by D. E. Sulimov, first vice commander for transportation of the United Soviet Republics. En route to Kansas City with a party of 14 Russian railway officials, Mr. Suli- mov is making an intensive study of American railway methods. “Since our tour of the United States has convinced us of our need for heavier locomotives and larger freight cars, such as our factories are not now equipped to furnish, it is likely that we will make the purchases in this country until such time as our factories are able to dupii- cate the equipment,” said Sulimov. “'Our plans for the next three years call be | for 26,000 additional miles of railway, of which 15,000 now ar - struction.” e Jeweled stockings are Paris’ latest. QUEEN MARIE ABANDONS HER TOUR TO HOLY LAND British Minister to Rumania Ad- vises Against Visit, Fearing Palestinian Demonstrations. By thevAssociated Press. 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