Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 34

TH ALTHORS TE FOR HENRY PR W. P. Burnett and William M. John Announced as Joint Winners of Award. By the Associated Press. \ NEW YORK. November 7—W. .| Burnett and Willlam M. John were announced today as joint wifiners of the O. Henry Memorial Award for the best short story published in 1829, by an American author in &n American magazine. It is the first time in the 12 years that two authors have tied for the first prize of $500. The award to Burnett was made for his “Dressing Up,” which appeared in Harpe:'s for November, 1929, and John for his “Neither Jew Nor Greek,” published in the Century for August. Second prize of $350 was wom by Elizabeth Madox Roberts for “The Sac- rifice of the Maidens,” which was print- ed in Letters, the quarterly magasine of the University ol'lcencucky. spe- cial prize of $100 was awarded Marc Connelly for his “Coroner's Inquest,” published in Collier's in February, 1930. FOUR MISSING IN FIRE WITH $300,000 LOSS Capitol Hotel Block at Jamestown, N. Dak.,, Destroyed—Fifth Person Accounted For. By the Associated Press. JAMESTOWN; N. Dak., November 7. =Four persons” were unaccounted for today as a resylt of fire which de- stroyed the Capitol Hotel block here Tuesday night. They are: Mr. and w& A. B Bchmidt, K. H. Cook and W. H. Egan, At Leonard Miller of ed ing, was '{'e:'urd.ly. alive and well. caused damage of $300,000. BRAWL S‘TAGED IN LOBBY OF FRENCH CHAMBER Guardsmen Called After Melee In- volving Publishers and Dep- uties. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, November 7.—The lobby of the Chamber of Deputies was the scene of a violent brawl just before the ses- KLEIN IS OPTIMISTIC “The present crisis, howeve: confined to America, but is world-wide. Only world-wide curative measures can be gffective.” EWALDS FINGERPRINTED phed po- yes! y. They sub- to the formality only after a T nave dons nothing through b ve ne nol to go this and have my picture the ' Gallery,” Mrs. Ewald #aid. 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LONDON, November 7 (#).—The Im- perial Conference took yesterday off while Premier Bennett of Canada went to Sheffield to receive the freedom of the city and the other empire premiers went to Birmingham. ‘The delegates will not meet again until Monday, and their work next week will be interrupted by Armistice day. There is a possibility that the discussions may continue into the wi after next. $3.95 Girl’ Coolie Coats $2.95 Rayon in fancy floral patterns. Embroidered. Sizes 8 to 16. Girls’ Smart Berets For sports and school wear. In blue, gseen, tan, brown, red. $1.95 Skirts Tuck-in yoke of flannel tweed or crepe styles. Sizes 8to 14. $1.59 & $1.95 Rayon Pajamas $].00 Two-piece ‘style, cut full. Sizes 8 to 14. FIVE SENTENCED IN Four Miners and One Aviator Are By the Associated Press. Foéur miners and one aviator were sén- eek | tenced in Federal Court heré Wednesday to serve tel $[.00 $[.59 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NO\ L. BER 7, 1930. tiary at Atlanta on chairges growing out of mine proper- Ziegler, 3 to & year and a day each on charges of violating the air commerce act. Essel Grant, Ewing Riley and Nobel Harris, Providence, Ky, miners, were sentenced to & total of two and one- half years each on air commerce vio- Iation charges and for contempt of court growing out of alleged violation ViLiE Webster Gounty, miners were hol prossed % Y miners were nol pi et Mo MRt X on_agreement of counsel for both sides. The bombing episode attracted con- siderable attention, although little damage was done. Given Jail Terms After Offense in Kentucky. President. By the Assoclated Press. in the Federal Peniten- cept the resignation of RETAIN WEIZMANN, ZIONIST GROUP TOLD Dr. Mack Asks Committee to Re- ject Resignation of World LONDON, November 7 (Jewish Tele- graphic Agency).—An appeal to the Zionist Actions Committee not to ac- Dr. Chaim Weismann, who the World . Was W. Mack, honorary Zionist Organization fore he sailed for home Judge Mack declared who resigned as a protest peoj build pace. accepted by the Actions Committee 1 would result in the loss of tive, Liberal and Labor parties. the presidency of Organization two by Julian chatrman of the of America, be- gflnflhy Py Britiah white paper, was not responsi. [Jonn H. ble for the present Zionist situation.,, The blame was on the entire Jewish ple, he said, who were unable to up Palestine at a more rapid ‘The American Zionist leader warned that if Dr. Welamann's resignation was friends in the ranks of the Conserva- OFFICIAL TO RETIRE Thomas, Who Got Start in Baltimore, Troubled With Poor Health. NEW YORK, November 7.—The re- t | tirement of John H. Thomas, vice presi- Zionist [ dent of the Interfiational Mercantile Marine Co., to také effect next Decem- ber 31, wis announced yesterday by P. A 8 MERCANTILE MARINE |%of. Marine. 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