Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1931. 1 SHORE BEGINS TERM plication to Chiet Justice Hughes for Boys to Visit Crusoe’s Isle. public schools’ empire tour. tay of tend 8] - Mn yw the l%l 108 mnt “?wne erary includes the West Indies tional convention at Buffalo, N. Y., In and Twenty-two British schoolboys are | British Guiana, A made at July. The Woodmen Circle, the women's Chesterton Slaps WOODMEN SELECT DISTRIGT OFFICERS Baltimore Is Chosen Place of Next Convention as Meeting Ends. L. D. Snyder, Fairmont, W. Va., was ®lected head consul of the head camp, Woodmen of the World, at the business messlon yesterday closing a three-day convention at_the Raleigh Hotel. The group chose Baltimore as the site of mext year’s convention. Mr. Snyder succeeds Capt. W. G.| Btott of the Washington Police Depart- | ment in the office of head consul. Capt. Stott becomes junior past head consul. Other officers elected by the head camp were: S. 8. Dowlan, Cumberland, Md., head Clark, Parkersburg, | adviser; George W. Va. head banke ‘Huntington, W. Va., 3 McConnell, Washington, head escort; William Helgesen, Washington, ST P. H. Delawter, Washington, Wilbur | Miner, Moundsviile, J. E. Dickey, Wash- | ington, and Frank Sparks, Kenova, W. | Va., head auditors. The head camp convention comprises | the jurisdiction of West Virginia. The officers were installed by Deloes W. Thayer, Washington, past head con~| sul of the ‘jurisdiction of Virginia, who | instituted the first Woodmen camp in | Washington 25 years ago. | Capt. Siott was named a member of | the soverelgn camp to sttend the na- All Prices Effective Until Saturday’s Closing P and G | Lux Soap, 3 < 20c SOAP | Chum Salmon 10 e 35c More women use it than eny other ATI )X branch of the organization, elected Maude Baker, Hagerstown, State presi- dent; Fannie Kolb, Washington, State vice president; Sadie Neuman, Balti- more, State secretary; Rosa L. Canada, Baltimore, State treasurer; Mary Polen, ‘Washington, State chaplain; Katherine Williams, Hagerstown, State attendant; Loral Markley, Oakland, Md., State as- sistant attendant; Minnie McConnell, chairman of State auditors; Margaret Fowler, State captain; Marion Helfrich, Baltimore, State junior supervisor, and Elizabeth Alexander, Turner Station, Md., district junior supervisor. Mre. Williams was chosen national delegate and Mrs. Kolb, national alter- | nate, to attend the Buffalo convention. | The financial condition of the Wood- | men of the World was reported stronger than at any other time, in a report; made at the closing business session. Assertion was made that the Woodmen | of the World is the strongest fraternal | insurance organization in existence. Assets are over $100,000,000, and the reserve fund represents large invest- ments. in American bonds, it was re- | ported. The bond investment paid 60 per cent of the death losses during the past year, it was reported, More than 2.000 delegates from Mary- land, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia attended the joint * | convention. Zaharoff Aids Aviation. 1t has just been learned that Sir Basil Zaharoff, “Europe's mystery man,” gave several fortunes in recent years to fur- ther the study of aviation. It is said |that in the last five years he spent nearly all of his time not devoted to his vast interests in promoting air trans- | | portation. Cuba’s pa for greater crop di- version is expected to result this year many acres now devoted to sugar in being planted to coffee, rice and to- bacco. ON-WI] SERVICE ROCERS WOMEN REAFFIRM FAITH IN DRY LAW Biennial Session at Phoenix Acts on Number of Na- tional Issues. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz, April 30.—The Bi- ennial Council of the General Federa- tion of Women's Clubs was considering today & wide array of resolutions touch- ing national problems. Among 10 resolutions offered was one reaffirming the organization’s faith in prohibition, another recommending that the United States become a member of | ., the World Court, and another urging active support to the Government against Communist activities. The resolution on Communism, fered by Mrs. John F. Sippel of Bal more, president of the federation, el bodles a report by a special congressional committee and says “Communism has increased rapidly since 1925.” “Therefore, the General Federation of Women's Clubs recommends a con- tinued study of this danger to our in- stitutions from attacks by enemies from without and enemies within our Re- public.” An Arizona cypress tree, to be known in honor of 11l be as the “Bettie Sippel tree, planted the federation's president, w in the State Capitol grounds Nearly 45,000 postal employes in Eng- land over 21 years old receive not more than $15 & week, and of these 18,100 are paid only $12.50. 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The first things met are yel- low, tin advertisement, tin buildings with frameworks of lead and glass and | tin shops and then, thank God, you are out of the town.” 1o Tefard to probibition, Mr. Chester- N id the law was threatening Amer- ica with disaster. “There are no inns in America,” he sald, “but there is plenty to drink— far, far too much. Alcoholism has never threatened disaster &s it is threat- ening America today. 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