Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1931, Page 12

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At nocn the elderly but active chief supporter of Archduke Otto in Hungary, powerful Count Apponyi, made the startling announcement of his continued loyalty to his young idol, but he threw down the gantlet to outside diplomacy by saying that neither he nor other Otto supporters would take back Otto at the impossible |' price of personal union with Austria, as suggested by the newspaper Tribuna Rome in a recent editorial. Al iyl had three important but secret. conferences this week with Prime Minister Bethlen and his attitude hasn't wavered in his faith toward Otto. Bethlen also received the French correspondent, Jules Sauerwein, pre- sumably to talk over matters of Frensh gnwpolm on governmental affairs in The present situation, with France looking at Germany and Austria with considerable distrust and more or less willing to go to any lengths to frustrate the Anschloss, was commented upon by Apponyl today, who said: “We are glad that France seems to be altering her earlier opposition to the return of Archduke Otto to Hungary.” Wife .of Indian Raejah Awarded Husband’s $5,000,000 Estate. By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 8—An Indian prin- cess today was awarded an estate val- ued at more than $5.000,000 under a decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. She is Ranee Chatra Kumari Devi, the only one living of her husband's four wives. The rajah died childless in 1912, but Prince Mohan Bikram Shah claimed the estate on the ground that the rajah had adopted him as his son. ‘The Indian courts found in his favor, but the Judicial Committee reversed the decision. C. E. Kingsford-Smith has been awarded the first Seagrave memorial trophy for his Atlantic and English Australia flights. Honored ‘WASHINGTONIAN WINS COV- ETED FELLOWSHIP. HENRY D. MIRICK. ENRY D. MIRICK, 25, of 1809 Nineteenth street, who is tak- ing a post-graduate course in architecture at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Fine Arts, has been awarded the fel- lowship of the American Academy in Rome for 1931. The fellowship, for which competi- tions are held each year, carries with it about $2,500 to defray’ the expenses of two years' study of architecture at the American Academy in Rome; with the privilege of a third year if the student does distinguished Work. Competition is open to all graduates | of recognized architectural schools in | o | | Open week days, SBundays after l"fl pm. this country. Thirty-eight competitors participated in the preliminary compe- tition held last March. Mirick was graduated from Western High School in 1923, after having at- tended Friends’ School for several years. In 1927 he was graduated from Prince- ton, where he obtained his A. B. de- gree. He completed the University of Pennsylvania course in architecture last ye.; and :u:lsequently began t-graduate studles. pfl;fls “mother, Mrs. Harry B. Mirick, a widow, received a telegram from him yesterday, informing her of his success in winning the fellowship. Mexicans Hit U. 8. Pullman Force. MEXICO CITY, May 8 (#).—Mexican Pullman porters and conductors sent a petition to President Ortiz Rublo today for exclusion of foreign employes in: the | Pullman service in this country. A large | part of the Pullman personnel now is American. 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