Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1931, Page 30

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The visit will bring together two qu.le'., retiring men whose policies con- the fiscal affairs of two nations. Both are ardent devotees of art. Gov- ernor Norman preten nrdenln: to gold and loves and art, while Secre- tary Mellon's love of the latter has| moved him to gather a noted collection. ‘The two men.undoubtedly will dis- cuss problems affecting the two nations, | but it is doubtful if any word of their | conversations reaches the public. Gov. Norman has visited Secretary Mellon before, but what they talked about never was divulged. The Secre- tary rarely consents to interviews, and Gov. Norman has the reputation of never having been interviewed and of never making & public speech or a pub- lic appearance. He lives a secluded life on the fashionable edge of London, :heu he reads and cultivates his ger- en. ‘What Gov. Norman is doing in the United States no one has learned. Routine business, his friends said—and that is about the only explanation that is forthcoming on his frequent visits to Health Official Named. CUMBERLAND, Md., March 31 (Spe- cial).—Dr. George O. Sharrett was yes- terday mufl by the City Council to meml on the Cumberiand Board of Health to succeed the late Dr. Edwin B. Claybrook. MIDDIES WIN AWARDS Two First Classmen Are Best In- formed on Affairs. d., Alexander White of Fort Wayne, Ind., a first classman, won a Tecent contest at the Naval Academy to determine which of the midshipmen was best formed on current events. The second award went to Ralph Waldo Elden of Portland; Oreg., another first classman. Both midshipmen are petty officers in the Academy regiment and White holds class honors in boxing and crew. Elden, who won his third consecutive second, is an expert boxer and rifle- man. The awards will be presented during graduation ceremonies in June. SECOND WHEAT PARLEY PROPOSED BY CANADIAN Sir George Ferguson Would Invite United States to Participate Of- ficially in Discussions. By the Associated Press. ROME, March 31.—A second confer- ence of representatives of grain export- ing countries may follow the present World Grain Conference here’ for the purpose of seeking an agreement on means of disposing of the present sur- Mus wheat stocks before the 1931 crop goes on the market. The proposal was made by 8ir George Ferguson, Canadian high com- musiener at London. In his proposal he suggested that the United States should be invited to participate offi- clally. The problem which the proposed conference would have to decide, he said, is how and when the wheat sur- plus should be placed on the market and at what price. Argentina, zhrough l'. delegate, Car- los Brebia, agreed to the proposal, as did also Russia and Australia. Woman’s Club to Meet. LYON VILLAGE, Va, March 31 (Special) —The regular meeun; of the Woman's Club of Lyon Village will be held tomorrow evening at the home otn{n H. §. Omohundro, 141 Oak stree B4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT CLUB | PRECINCTS COMBINE = Brooke Lee Elected Head by Silver Spring Group of Delegates. Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., March 31.— Approximately 90 delegates to the coun- ty congress of the Montgomery Govern- ment Club from three Silver S cts met in the county buil last night to elect officers and dis- cuss matters pending at Annapolis af- fecting thh area. Maj. Brooke Lee, county Demo- cratic lnder. was elected chairman of the district, the three precincts organ- izing as one body. Howard Griffith was elected treasurer, Ward Caddirfgton sec- retary, und the following as dl.ltrlct vice :_William C. 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Lacy Shaw, president of the Board of Commissioners, was elected hon- uu: al le'hlnuvn l:, !!ht:; ger e af Legislature county mml-ioncrl to pu ll 800 out of the eastern suburban fund each year for the nzxttwoynntnm!llvers Ing Volunteer Fire in tion to the $4,000 already received M them under the present taxing law was unan- imously supported by the delegates. It was explained that this method would not call for an increase in tax rates, but would be taken from the fund which cares for maintenance of roads, streets and lights. Maj. Lee spoke on a number of im- portant local problems that are to be discussed at a later date by the local onry vice system, iAcluding extenslon teenth street, the extennon of the Fern street underpass to_Sligo avenue, the construction of the Belt Line road from mnnnuewmmolenwseven Oaks and the extension of the east- ‘west highway toward Hyattsvill matters to be decided upon will be the and h::‘!h. enlnnn:rm'h“hml Dl for. the county building. 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