Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1930, Page 5

HOVER SEEKS MAN OF MORROW TYPE Chief Executive Feels Suc- cessor Must Be Specially Equipped for Post. By the Associated Press. In an effort to fill the diplomatic post he considers most important in the Western Hemisphere,* President Hoover has turned his attention to the selec- tion of a successor for Dwight W. Mor- row, Ambassador, to Mexico. Ambassador Morrow has set Septem- ber as the time he will probably re- linquish his Mexico City post in prepa- ration for the November senatorial campaign in New Jersey in which he is the Republican candidate. It is generally expected in diplomatic circles here that one of Mr. Morrow’s final acts in Mexico City will be to lay before the Mexican government the name of his successor, to learn if the President’s selection is “persona grata” to_the Southern republic. Those close to the President said to- day the Chief Executive has in mind two types of men which he feels might measure to the reputation establsihed by Morrow in the Mexican capital. One of these is the business man or banker interested in public service. The other is the career diplomat of the type of Hugh §. Gibson, Ambassador to Bel- gium and close friend of the President. The proximily of Mexico to t United States, with its consequent in- ternational problems, the increasing trade between the two. countries and the growing importance of Mexico in pan-American affairs have caused Mr. Hoover to devote to this vacancy more than the usual aitention he gives diplo- matic appointments. The President’s feeling that a man of special equipment must be selected has considerably narrowed the field, and it is understood Mr. Hoover would prefer some one with both the ability and financial capacity to carry out the work started by Mr. Morrow. ~The lat- ter, in addition to the regular em- bassy personnel, maintains for special duties a staff of his own, including J. Reuben Clark, jr, of Salt Lake City, former Undersecretary of State, and George A. Rublee of Washington, D. C. The former Undersecretary has been mentioned for the post, but some doubts have been expressed that he will be selected. Ambassador Gibson’s name has never been mentioned directly in connection with the post, except as the diplomatic | type which the President might desire Friends of the President say he doubtless will seek Mr. Morrow’s ic before definitely seleeting his sutces- | sor. THE EVENING Kidnaped and Robbed GILBERT HYATT. - MT. VERNON BANK MESSENGER SEIZED, ___(Continued From First Page.) no hat, had black hair, wore brown | trousers and a blue slip-over sweater. Hyatt was able ‘o give only a meager description of the third man | the intense excitement when the pistol robbed Hyatt was able to get a fairly detailed description of two men only. The first information the bank had of the hold-up was received at 12 o'clock when_a telephone call was received by Leo Madigan, controller. The person making the call said the bank's run- ner had been held up near Thomas Circle and had been carried to Silver Spring, where he was dropped. The voice was that of a woman, R. T. Highfleld, cashier of the bank, explained that Hyatt, the runner, was making his regular rounds to the places of business of a number of bank cus- tomers and that he.should have re- turned to the bank before noon. Hyatt carried, in addition to the checks and the bond, a sum of $4,000 in cash, which was reported at the bank to be the pay roll for employes g) the Union Co-operative Insurance Mr. Highfield stated that the loss was fully covered by insurance. W Kidwel's Markets, Inc. Many wonder why we sell APPROVES PURCHASE OF U. S. PRISON SITE Attorney General Authorizes Ac- quisition of 1,014 Acres of Land on Susquiehanna River. By the Associated Press. Attorney General Mitchell yesterday, signed an authorization for the pur- chase of 1014 acres of land on the west ! branch of the Susquehanna River in - Union County, Pa., for a Federal prison site. The prison will serve the eastern part of the country, The site chosen is 2% miles from Lewisburg a ile¢ from Miffon, Fa. The 1,014 acrés will be bought for $95,000. Costa Rican Envoy Dies in Paris. PARIS, August 1 (#).—Marquis Man- el Deperalta, Costa Rican Minister to France since 1887 and dean of the dip- lomatic corps here, died today follow- ing a heart attack. . CITY I‘;i:WS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Carnival, Brightwood Rebekah Lodge, Georgia avenue and Taylor street, tonight. FUTURE. Lawn party, Pettit Auxiliary, No. 6, U. S. W. V., Sixth street and North Carolina avenue southeast, August 4 and 5. UNUSUAL VALUE Made-to-Order Slip Covers Cy to fit any size 3-piece liv- ing room suite. Regular $20.50 value. Special . ..5$19.50 Including Material and Labor. 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RED ROUGH SKIN is ugly and annoying—make your Fine Quality—11¢ to 2 lbs. each 30c Ib. - 5 H r lied Baking r......29c b, [«] s 3 3 3 Fresh Young Ducks (Bakers) INAATEENR SRR S Fancy Veal Veal Cutlets Veal Chops, Rib & Loin, 25: lI: Breast of Veal Shoulder of Veal Nine Markets 8215 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md. 3272 M Street N.W. 3104 M Street N.W. 2153 Pennsylvania Avenue 3218 P Street N.W. 2611 14th Street N.W. N 2 @ 7 lh Ib z b n soft, white, lovely by using Resinol’ 7th & C Streets S.E. lZlI 4% Street S.W. ortheast Public Market Iltls and H Sts. N.E. fi\\smm‘mss ROBBED OF $4,000 During | was drawn on him and he was being | \m\\\\\\\\«a\\\\\\\\\ys.\“\\\\v&\\\sfi\s&&\m&\“\\““m i %\S\\S‘\\‘\\\\\\S\\\fi\ \\‘\m\\\\\\\\\\\x\\\\\\\\\\\\}\fi(\\\\\\x}\\\x\\\\\\\\\\“\\\\\\ A R A e (CONVICT LABOR USE DENIED AT HEARING Soviet Representatives and Importers Say Peasants Produced Pulpwood. By the Associated Press. 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Y., importer of Russian lumber, said he had visited Russia and inspected forests where lumber and pulpwood were produced, and had found no place where convict labor was used. John H. Hinman, vice president of the International Paper Co., buyers of Russian pulpwood, said he had never had any lnllmlflun that the wood was produced by convict labor or that the question would be raised by this Gov- ernment. Hinman added that unless his com- pany got the Russian supplies or could replace them from some other sources, the company would have to close its American mills and throw a large num- ber of employes out of work. Kenneth Gardner, representing the Spanish-American Line and the Nor- wegian and Danish shipping companies, conducted the presentation of testimony. for the protestants. He said lumber and pulpwood were produced by the same operations and recalled the recent decision admitting two shiploads of Russian lumber. He added the new tariff law had changed the provisions relating to convict labor given of this to refuse entry to the pulpwood even if it were produced by prisoners. He urged a quick decision and Low- man promised this would be given within two_days. All the witnesses said the Russian pulpwood would not displace American products, nor take work away from American workmen. PERFECT « have come to mean one tion in handling Perfect the hundreds of fiery, 709 14th Street N.W. WORKMEN OF WELDIT CO. WELDING THE TAIL ON BUFFALO, AT QST BRIDGE, ING.WE ARE THERE. Autog- job for the medical doctor, sewing machines, First St. N.W. NAT. 2939 Cut From Fancy Steer Beef oice 10¢ Round b Sirloin Ib. 25¢ n. 15¢ 1b. 12ic .30¢c Ih. 20c 12ic 3 Pounds 25¢ Fancy Spring GR. BEEF Loin 35¢ RIB .. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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