Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 12

jA—12 THE EVENING STALINNOT SLATED' TELLS OF VOYAGE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. country from Greece. He declared |being installed and Will be ready for | and stone construction, fn addition to| C. McMillan, contractor, of Arlington | Thelander, architect. The cost of the Demas’ record was & credit both to his | use in the next few days, according to | housing the post office, will provide sev- | County, is the builder. The plans and | structure exclusive of fixtures 8 es- native Greece and his adopted United | Mr. Spaulding. eral store spaces on the first floor and | specifications were prepared by A. F.|timated at $80,000, N States, The building which is of two stories | office rooms on the second floor. Arthur Tributes also were paid to Demas by | Emile C. Vrisakis, first secretary of the Greek legation; ' Soterios _ Nicholson, toastmaster, and Sergt. Kennard F. I E e . Bubier of the Marine Corps, who was _ A~ ) an intimate friend of Demas on the D - . INSIST CN AS SOVIET PREMIER WITH BYRD PARTY Epaminondas J. Demas, Lo- cal Youth, Describes Trip to Greek Society. Moscow Discredits Belief in Other Countries He Will Take Position. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, July 10.—Reports abroad that Joseph Stalin, general secretary | of the Central Committee of the Com- . munist party, may succeed Alexis I. Rkkoff as premier are given little cre- dence in responsible political quarters here, | In the first place, it is held that Stalin is far too shrewd to accept the chairmanship of the Soviet cabinet, | which carries with it no such power 8s Russia’s “iron man” now enjoys| &s head of the Communist party. | The position of premier of Soviet Russia differs entirely from aimilar posis in other countries, in that the premier is not designated by a higher | authority to form a cabinet. He is merely appointed by the Central Exec- utive Committee of the government like | all other members of the cabinet, in PAUL MELLON, Son of Secretary Mellon and heir to estate estimated at more than $500,000,- 000, will forego opportunity to become a financier in favor of career as a book Traveling to the Antarctic with Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd was the experi- ence of a lifetime, Epaminondas J. Demas, 25-year-old Washington youth, told the Ahepa, Greek international so- clety, at a dinner in his honor last night in the National Press Club. Young Demas came to Washington from Greece 13 years ago. He is a graduate of McKinley Technical High School. Since his graduation he has participated in Admiral Byrd's expedi- tions to both the North and South Poles. He also aided in the Byrd trans- atlantic flight several years ago. Achllles Cateonis, supreme secretary of the Order of Ahepa, praised Demas for his courage and ability. He classed the youth as one of the most dis- tinguished men who ever came to this more recent expedition. Demas, whose home s at 1006 Irving street northeast, plans to study aero- nautical engineering at New York Uni- versity in the Fall. CLARENDON F;OST OFFICE NEARING COMPLETION Finishing Touches Being Put on for Occupancy by July 15. Bpeclal Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., July 10.—Finish- ing touches are being put on the new building being erected here by J. E. Spaulding for use as a post office, and expectations are that it will be ready for occupancy by July 15, as provided in the 10-year lease of the Post Office Department. Fixtures and other equipment essen- tial to the make-up of & modern postal plant, costing approximately $7:500, are and warm, Soup— Spinach — Carrots — P, feedings — 150, and Drug Stores STRAINED VEGETABLES Scientifically prepared. Unseasoned, strained, sterilized—and Ready fo Serve. 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As a mat- ter of fact, no candidate has yet been put forward to take the place of Rykofl, who, as a member of the Right Wing opposition party, is slated sooner or later to lose his position as premier. Among those who have been discussed IS THIS YOUR FUTURE SHADOW? 88 possible successors to Rykoff are Jan Rudzutak, vice chairman of the cabinet, and Sergie Kirov, secretary of the Leningrad district of the Com- | munist party. The latter also is be- | lieved likely to take Rykoff's place in the all-powerful political bureau of the party By the Associated Press. MORGANTOWN, W. Va., July 10— With 400 men at work, according to | Frank E. Christopher, vice president in charge of operations, the strike against wage reductions at the Brock mine of the Continental Coal Co. apparently was at an end today. The mine was working at about 90 per cent capacity, Christopher said. The employes of the Sands mine at Rivesville wili be given a few more days in which to return to work and if they do not return soon the mine will be closed and the contracts handled at other operations of the company, Christopher stated. The mine was not .‘;Elrklilg today. It has been closed since y 1. OKLAHOMA STATUE LOSES VEIL AGAIN Bronze Cowboy Cannot Be Dedi- cated Until Will Rogers Can Officiate. —— ‘The telescope reveals life of some sort on the planet Mars. One can see changes of color with the Martian sea- sons that seem to indicate the growth and decay of vegetation of some sort. —_— By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, July 10.—Okla- homn’s hard-riding cowboy statue has lost another veil. The bronze figure which has been awaiting an official un- veiling at the hands of Will Rogers as soon as the Oklahoma sage can work the event into his program lost its first vell three weeks ago on Priday the thir- teenth. The prankster who removed it ‘Was not_apprehended. Last Saturday a large canvas cover- ing, fastened by chains under the horse's body, was draped over the fig- ure. Two padlocks held the chains fast. A sign, hung on the canvas, read: “A $500 reward will be paid for ar- Yest of any one unveiling this statue except Will Rogers.” ‘This morning the veil was gone. And Will Rogers was not in town, ‘The $40,000 bronze, a gift to the State, was accepted by the Legislature, which specified that Rogers should un- vell it. Several dates for the unveiling have been postponed. DANVILLE OFFICERS WAR ON AUTO LIGHTS Total of 24 Cars, Some With Only One Lamp, Stopped on Streets. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va, July 10.—State | traffic officers working in this territory have declared war on motorists without Proper lights. Twenty-four cars were stopped on one night early this week because of only one light and a number were sum- moned to court. 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