Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1930. ; U s SEEKS ABBURI] Beh, Pl oniersions 1 Rome, 1| GIRL CLAIMS TO HAVE [BILLION DOLLAR BANK WIFE IS SUSPECTED | ' Vs OUla e of ® ney mature. | O MERGER IS DISCUSSED |aan and Infant Daughter Shot as SEEN CHILD DROWNED b ‘The ceremony of the deposit of rntli ; Bensiarict jphie dflfl .y _— New York Conference Involves Th.y Lie A"Q.p g ERat Tt ety Eresiuat g N DETROIT, October 30 (P).— U S Pr{;“‘?:fnm“ b BB o Denver Witness-Says She Was in Four Major Institutions of Sangelo; & Baparmnt of Bubild . ool R e City. employe, and his 5-month-old daugh- e e "pu“mg,"h:] ha,pe m'[: it e By the Associated Press. Italy and France would be able to reacl N i Bibson May Go to Italy After |an accord and make the London treaty Murder Committed. EW YORK, October 30.—The New (tF binding upon th:‘ entlr’e five nations _— York Times says preliminary con- e, Wi " rticipating in the conference, f Hiive thosh hal ipeepRTRLory o - 2 ks Wi pa By the Associated Press. erences have been preparatory 1o | questioning by detectives, who said her Informal Talks th e has appeared e S unding| DENVER, Colo, October 30.—Miss|a possible merger of four New York [story of the shooting did mot coincide French Leaders. up of the Franco-Ttalian settlement | Alessandro, 21, was _held incommuni- |banks and trust companies with com- "‘;{;e ';;;Jg{;:&g;“"g:“‘;;g‘cwu A might deter future progress of thelcado today by police seeking to learn bined resources of about $1,000,000,000 | the Toft hip and left side and. the L"G'“fd"f 15'““;;;" in its '!”‘“’" ‘°‘"‘{d whether she had witnessed the m“l‘;g" and combined deposits in excess of-bnb in the chest. Physicians said a world-wide nrmlmzn movemen f 10- -old Les OLOI.\ n, Rugh 8. FALRATA 0. S L Doaw R o g] #100,000,000. e baby probably will not recover and T to Beltlum acting Wlth the per- PSE PARTY A T. Clark, police cmmn s.nld that| The banks are the Bank of United Qisston of Presigent Hoover in ._“:“‘SOLAR ECLI Miss Alessandro last night told officers | States, the Manutacturers. Trust, Co. | = she was sitting on_tho lake front in| the public National Bank & Trust Co. | Baval accord, is "’“‘"g“%:“h r"“"lh STARTS BACK TO U. S parked automobile the night of Oc-|and the International Trust, Co. F. BURLINGTON HOTEL lhnt the father is in a serious condition. offclals and m: fober 14, when & woman waded into Hasler, president of International, s MEAT MARKETS lN ALL OUR STORES H Ba . Up n luden before the opening P the water and deposited a burden,|“Informal discussions” had been held | _ Brid, u—mnm e ;owmber r’e omrhne‘ I{::gtue cgv‘n x&fim All Equipment Got Aboard Ship ngl:‘ih appeared to be the body of a but that reports of the merger were e [tk % = Preparatar . ature.” . B oomciudes his work () Parle in Despite Refusal of Natives 'According to Miss Alessandro's story,| T 2 s - . #ime 10 go to Rome before the openin the police caplain ssid, the woman was : PRIME RIB HOME DRESSED Our New Low Price on Ol '-he !u‘r'u‘; Commission, he may d i accompanied by Mrs. Perkins Again Chosen‘ ‘Gtherwise he will wait to confer | By the Auositet Fres Tia IOEohgmin, *btghtes ioeiTeo 2 untai 'l'.h h the Itallan officials at the opening | V. 8. 5. TANGIER, off Niusfou Is- | O'Loughlin, clty detective, was siaim | GLENN DALE, Md_ October 30 (Spe- INVESTMENT Ro As’r FRESH HAMS Fountain Brand the Lébgue sessions at Geneva. |j4ng, Ocmber 30— Members of the on the night of Tuesday, October 14|} een chosen president of the Glenn BUILDING Confers With French Leaders. United States Naval Observatory eclipse d|Dale Parent-Teacher Association, with Gibson, head of the American dele- | eXpedition were homeward bound aboard | i Berkeley Fark Lake, The Bext SUn- | Xiss Gwynn, teacher tn the schoal, sec- tenants have no day the slain girl's stepmother, Mrs. v Ki bl has | the Tanager today, having left Niuafou " retary and treasurer. Mrs. Perkins parking problem. fotion to the League Commission has| Ieland yesterday. They obtained pho- | Fearl OLougtin, Was arvested SBe I8 served as president a part of the last Lb Sttt L B d remier Tardlel | graphs of the solar eclipse of Octo- & 3 e school year after the resignation of Mrs. | L.R c Lb 2 - s e e g’;lfu mmdm ber 22, Leona’s uncle, Frani L cmex.na Beall. Mrs. B. F. Schatiner | ®. L. Rust Company . artment official ——— e inted chairman of a com- Agent Members said the expedition was for- has been appol Secretary 5‘::::'0‘!1 cgnmvgafil& d:hlch tunl!e in getting all equipment aboard | If you need work, read the want col- | mittee to arrange for a Halloween party m‘” wnmm' iabe 1 o h | ship, as the natives had refused to work [ lumns of The Star. in the school. ighly informal e e s manner, but vith a view t contributing Quring the s e - 3 TR oy LEG OF LAMB....... o208 FRESH FISH g meh w s v g e Fskarers sanven | cc Here’s Graham at its best— | cauck RoAST o ! 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