Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1931, Page 12

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One cabinet portfolio will go to Central Peru, one to the North, one to the Transandean region and one each to _the army and m?, Samanez Ocampo for the last fort- | right has been President of the “South- ern Junta,” a government set up in the Southern city, which for more than a century has warred with Lima for su- premacy in the politics of the nation. The place of Lieut. Col. Gustavo Jimenez, actually in charge of the gov- ernment now_since his coup d'etat of Thursday night, remained in doubt to- day. Upon his accession to power he stated that his government would re- ‘main in office only long enough to com= pose the various warring factions and then resign. He immediately began negotiations with representatives of the Arequipa Junta, who left vesterday by plane for the city. Afterward he announced ac- ceptance of the terms upon which those in charge at Arequipa had agreed to a cessation of hostilities. General elections will be convoked im- mediately and every effort made to carry out the manifesto of the d Ppro- visional President, Lieut. Col. Luis M. Sanchez Cerro, in Arequipa August 22 of last year, Lieut. Col. Jimenes said. Sanchez Cerro left Saturday for Eu- rope to be gone a short while. MORE DIPHTHERIA TOXIN TO BE RUSHED BY AIR Alaskan Flyer Brings Point Barrow First Suplpy as Epidemic Is Threatened. By the Associated Press. POINT BARROW, Alaska, March 9. —Joe Crosson, Alaska airman, who brought much-needed antitoxin to diph- theria-stricken tients here, - turning to Fairbanks today. off in the teeth of a 25-mile wind, & great handicap over his snow and ice covered route. v Crosson said he would stop at Wain- wright to determine the quantity of aviation gasoline available there for use of two planes to bring more antitoxin here early this week. He then will continue to Kotzebue and Fair- here take the remainder of the serum requested by Dr. Henry Griest, super- intendent of the Presbyterian Hospital of Point Barrow. Another case of diphtheria was dis- covered today. Five persons were suf- fering from virulent attacks. SOVIET SEEKS TO SHIP KEROSENE INTO CHINA Officials of American and British Oil Companies View Situa- tion With Alarm. uys the Associated Press. HANGHAI, March 9.—An asserted attempt by the Soviet petroleum trust to gain a place in China’s kerosene and line trade was revealed today when t was learned the Soviet trust was negotiating with the Kwangwha Petro- leum Co. to import 3,000,000 gallons of kerosene monthly into China. Although Russian and Chinese ne- g:mum sald a contract was likely to consummated in the near future, they declined to reveal details of the plan. It was reliably reported, however, that the Russians offered to sell kero- sene from the Black Sea to the Chinese firm at a price that would permit the local " organization to undersell the present retail market, thereby affect- ing the position of American and British oil companies in China. Officials of :kl\::; firms view the situation with BROKER SHOOTS SELF 11l Health Believed Cause of Sui- cide by St. Louis Man. ST. LOUIS, Masch 9 (#).—James Mc- Cluney, 50, wealthy and socially promi- nent investment broker, was found shot to death in bed at his Pershing avenue home here yesterday afternoon. Army service automatic, from which one shot had been fired through the heart, was found beside the body. Physicians and police held to a theory or sulcide prompted by illness. Mc- Cluney, a partner in McCluney & Co. spent last week in a hospital, but turned home Saturday, apparently on the road to recovery. Associates of McCluney said he emerged from the stock market crashes of 1929 and 1930 without loss. TaLk oF THE TOwWN BOY CHARGES KIDNAPING Police Doubt Youth Held With Children in El Paso Building. LOS ANGELES, March 9 (#)—Police today were checking the story of Luis Acino, 10, that he had been kidnaped from his home in Spadra, Calif, and taken to a house in El Paso, Tex., where nearly a dozen boys and girls were held. ‘The children told him before his es- cape, Luis said, that eve: some of them were spirif across the border into Mexico. Police placed little credence in his story, but said he was pretty young to have “made up” one such as he told them. The boy was| taken in custody as he left a freight train here last night. BRITISH PRINCES TRY SPORTS IN ARGENTINE Wales and George Play Polo and ‘Win $358 at Horse Races Before Exposition. | By the Associated Press, BUENOS AIRES, March 9.—The Prince of Wales and his brother George are interspersing sports, of which both are fond, among official functions which have been arranged for them before in- auguration of the British Industrial Exposition here next Saturday. Leaving a state banquet Thursday at midnight, the Prince of Wales went yachting until nearly dawn. Saturday afternoon he played No. 1 on a_polo team against a team captained by Lewis ning_they were the gucsts 6f honor at the Suarez-Loayza prize fight. Sunday morning he went to St. was broadcast over all the Argentine; but in the afternoon both brothers, heavily guarded, went to Palero Field with President Uriburi for the races and are sald to have won about $358 be- Lacey—and lost, 6 to 8. Saturday eve- Andrew’s Church for a service which | tween them. If it was & good day for them, it was bad for most every one else, for all the favorites lost. After leavi: the track they attended a cocktail party. In between it all the two princes have managed to sandwich several games of golf with members of their suite and of the British colony here. Panama expects a big increase in the number of automobiles this year. ARCH 9, 1931. Safety Code Board to Meet. RICHMOND, Va., March 8 (#).—The Bafety Code Commission, ap- ted following action by the Virginia ture, will meet at the Capitol tomorrow. FROM PLANTATION . . . TO THE CONSUMER 7909 Georgia Av Silver Spring, Md. SPECIAL OFFER Tuesday, March 10th, and Wednesday, March 11th, Only Diplomat Blue Seal Coffee . . . 2 Lbs., 43¢ Regular Price 33c¢ lb.—Second 1b. 10c Try This Popular Blend of Coffee—Hot Roasted. Every 3 Hours Ask About our Diplomat Liquid Coffee Thrift Books and Rebate Tickets Will Not Be Honored on Specials “I'm mnganr of Thom 's Res- taurant, N. Clark Street. 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