Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1931, Page 13

CALIFORNIAN HEADS NORTH BAPTTS L . Lawyer Chosen as President at Election of Officers for Year. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, June -Mattison Boyd Jones, a lawyer of Glendale, Calif., was elected president of the Northern Baptist Convention today to succeed the Rev. Albert W. Beaven, D. D. presi- dent of the Colgate Rochester Theologl- cal Seminary at Rochester, N, ¥, Ano!her layman, H. T. Sorg of New- ark, J., attorney at law, who was - n¢ the convention speakers, was ted first vice president. Other offi- cu-s chesen were G. I. Neal of Hunt- %wn w. n second vice president; Levy, Pittsfleld, Mass., cor- ndsng secretary: the Rev. C. M 0 lup, Providence, R. I, recording sec- retary, and O. R. Judd, New York, treasurer, President Active. Other nominations submitted by the committee were ratified by acclaim. The new president has been an active church worker many years. He was an organiger of the Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles in 1903, served two years as president of the Southern California ‘Baptist Convention and three years as president of the Pacific Coast Baptist Convention, compesed of all States west of the Rockles. Prior to his elevation to the North- ern Baptist Conventjon presidency, Mr. Jones served as second vice president and first vice president. The report of the Resolutions Com- mittee made public today expressed in- teyest in the suynst!d establishment of a national daily newspaper to han- dle news from a Christian and moral viewpoint. Cigarette Ads Hit. Action will be taken on the report at Monday’'s session of the convertion. One section protested against present- ne advertising and called on “discourage the growing use of mh-m in any form.” All members of the denomination were urged to give “unflinching sup- port” to thz eighteenth amendment. A resolution on disarmament com- mended recent utterances of President Hoover favoring the participation of the United States in the coming dis- armament conference, and expressed hope that this country would hecome & party te the World Court. ALCOHOL COMPANIES’ INDICTMENTS HINTED Baltimore Federal Grand Jury Ex- pected to Make Returns to Court Monday. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., June 6—A hint that industrial alcohol companies would be involved in indictments was given yesterday by Federal officials es the grand jury investigation of alleged Na- tion-wide illicit alcohol ring was com- pleted. It opened May 4. The indictments, which officials said | might number 125. will be returned early next week, it was arnounced. More thar 150 witnesses, including Treasury and Prohibition Department officials, appeared before the jury. The investigation, termed by officials the largest since prohibition, was start- ed in 1929 following the seizure of three large alcohol lasquer-thinner eracking plants and stills here. Ramifications of the alleged ring many cities, especially in the East. CLOUDS TO AID FLYERS SHOWING WIND VELOCITY | Weather Bureau Develops Gauge| to Determine Atmospherie Conditions. By the Associated Press. Clouds have been put to & new use by the Weather Bureaeu as wind gauges for aviators. A cloud travels with the wind and makes visible the speed of the wind at & certain altitude. The bureau has devised an apparatus by which ob- servers can determine & cloud'’s speed. They sight the elouds in a black mirror mounted in a frame graduated by de- grees. One factor for a computation is obtained by observing the image of a cloud as reflected by the mirror for a period of time. ‘The second factor needed is the cloud’s distance above the earth. To obtain this a standard “ceiling” balloon is sent up. By timing it, it is pessible to estimate the distance. ‘The observer then computes with these two factors the rate at which the eloud is moving and whether the pilot will encounter a headwind or a tail- wind. The bureau said it is possible | frequently to tell the fiyer he will find | faverable winds at a certain altitude, but less favorable conditions at other | altitudes. WINS ART SCHOLARSHIP Miss Felecla Locke, Central High School student, won a scholarship in the Bummer sessions of the Abbett School of Fine and Commercial Arts, 1624 H street, in competition among students from Central, Eastern, West- ern, Business and Mc¥inley High Schoals. The scholarsnip was open to any boy or girl register>d in major art and in good standing in any of the five schools. Five competitors for the scholarship were given honorable mention. They vere said to lead wl were Miss Marlon Harrison and Miss Marjorie Fowler, Central: Miss Jean Ellis, Eastern, and Miss Martha Bowen | and Miss Lois Forraster, Western. The annual exhibition of the work | of adult elasses at Abbott School i now | being held at the school. ¥ Visits U. S. MATCH KING ARRIVES IN IVAR KREUGER, Swedish match magnate, reputedly one of the world's wealthiest men, shown on his arrival in New Yark June 2 on a business visit. TELEPHONE GROLP OF PIONEERS MEET Col. W. T. Williamson Elected Bell Chapter President by 350 Members. Ploneer telephone men and women from the District of Columblia, Illfl' land, Virginia and West Virginia, mem: bers of Telephone Pioneers, at the wu- lard Hotel yesterday heard addresses by Lloyd B. Wilson, president, and Philip O. Coffin, vice president. ~Mr. Wilson talked on “The Growth of the Alexander Graham Bell Chapter,” which Wwas organized in 1922, Mr. Coffin talked on the “Influence of Pioneers on New Employes.” inse Hamilton, president of the chapter, galled the meeting to order and made a short address of welcome to the 350 pieneers present. Following this address Miss Carolyn H. Martin, secre- tary-treasurer, made her report for the previous year. In the election of oficers for the coming year Col. W. T. Williamson, Ch-rleston, W. Va., was named presi- dent; Charles Siemon. Washington; George E. McGuirk, Baltimore, and Thomas C.. Vaiden, Richmcnd, vice presidents, and Miss Eva Wimbrow, Baltimore; William 8. McFrost, Lynch- burg, Va., ‘and George C. Shields, Clarks- burg, W. Va., members of the Execu- tive Committee. Col. Willlamson, the new president, has served as vice president of the chapter for the past year. 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