Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1931, Page 22

B—6 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT! FEDERATION PLANS FETE TOMORROW Women’s Clubs to Hear Strickland Gillilan at An- nual Luncheon. Strickland Gillilan, humorist, will be | the guest speaker at the annual fete of | the District of Columbia Fede: Women's Clubs at a luncheor Tow noon in the Mayflower Ho llan's topic will be “A Confidential . | Charles Mrs. Frank N Bakewell M n B Mrs. Wil W. Wiley 1 Hel Saunders, YW I Jessie O. iningham, irs. Robert ¥ | Oliver, | 2 v W. Rose, jr.; Miss Minnie Sherwood, Mrs, James Robertson, Mrs, Frederick Lincsln, Mrs. Doran Platt, Mrs. Gil- bert I. Jackson, Mrs. David Price. Mrs. Mary ‘Lamand White, Mrs. Ethel Lamond, Mrs. Alexander Wet more, Mrs. Charles Langley, Miss | Carlton, Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. | Frederick Yates, Mrs. Etta Wilson Davis, | Mrs. Willlam T. Reed, Mrs, Charles Eisinger, Mrs. Walter W, Husbend, Mrs. 3 . Howard, Mrs. James McClintock, Mrs. Jane R. Young, Mrs. Ernest McComas, Mrs. Francls M. Goodwin, Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Edwin B. Clatk, Mrs. Johan Kondrop, Mrs. Corinne Lipscomb, Mrs. P. M. Emmerick, Mrs. E N. Hurley. Mrs. E. M. Gustaison, Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs. Virgil C. Miller, Mrs. Paul Linebarger, Mrs. Edward Dixon Hays. Mrs. David Bolton, Mrs. Walter Tansill Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, Fi i Mrs. Ford | an, Mrs. T. F. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Shortall, Mrs. J. Jerome Light- foot, Mrs. John Marchand, Mrs. Elza ! Johnson. Mrs. Willlam Boss, Dr. Laura_Bren- non, Mrs, Jordon Markley, Mrs. Eugene Woodson, Mrs. Ada M Riordon, Mrs. s Payne, Mrs James Boyd. Mrs. Horatio Dorman, Mrs. Ernest Wenderoth, Mrs. H. V. Lansdale, Mrs Robert E. Buckley, Mrs. Edward C. Wells, Mrs. Jobn P. Evans, Mrs. Horace Barber, Mrs. Clarence Archibald, Mrs. William Kinnan, Mrs. N. Dowe, Mrs. J. Hopkins, Mrs. Edward Lomas, | A. De Cline, Mrs. Morris Collh\s.; J. B. Gwin, Mrs. Martha ER\!‘-‘ <. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher, ritt L. Don, Miss A. N. Thrush, | ildam Carl Hunt. Miss Lucile sce, Miss Flsie Fitzgerald, ) rnold Powell and Mrs. J. Ricl FART;’IS NEED LEGUMES New Hampshire U. Expert Says Corn Iiakes Good Silage. DURHAM, D} insen of the Uni shir He says present panic prices for dairy products n disaster to New England 0 continue to buy grain| depend on poor, late-cut native hay He suggests corn for silage. We Carry Everything You need and Lawns A VALUE PLUS HOSE OUTFIT | 3" double braided molded non-kink- able hose cflered 0-fcot length with nozzle for 1332 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Hardware Merchants Since 1885 | | political and commerci SEES WAY CLEARED FOR SILVER PARLEY Senator Pittman Declares Britain Will Soon With- draw Opposition. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAIL June 9—Senator Key Pittman of Nevada predicted today that Great Britain soon will remove its aeserted opposition to a formal in- ternational silver conference as a re- sult of the reaction in America to his statement here Monday. “I predict that within a matter of days,” the United States Senator said, “the British government will inform the American Government that Grea’ Britain is willing to participate in a formal silver conference of interested governments. “Will Be Forced to Yield.” “Great Britain not only will say it is willing to participate in such & con- ference,” Pittman continued, “but will inform the United States it will make no effort to include the discussion of war debts.” Fittman declared pow 1 British interests de- the proposed silver conference the me 2s other nations, “trercfore the Brll(dh government will be forced to yield.” Sees Way Cleared. Upon the British indication of will- ingness to participate, Pittman assert- ed, the way will be cleared for calling the conference, “which action is des- tined to follow quickly.” Pitiman yesterday charged that Great Britain is opposing calling of an international silver conference. He asserted the British opposition was being used by the London government as a “trading point” by which Great Britain hoped she might obtain read- justment of her war debts to the United States. Hessian Fly Bad in Iowa. DES MOINES, Iowa (#)—Dr. C. J. Drake, State entomologist, has been ad- vised by W. C. Calvert, Lee County agent, that Hessian fly infestation in his county is the worst in history. The open Winter alded the insect and Cal- vert estimates that 75 per cent of the county's wheat crop will be cut for feed grain instead of flour. Plymouth and | Monona Counties have similar reports i of the fly. 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