Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1931, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1831." ; i of elther party for President or Senator cated by Oongress during the last four | president be a graduate of & standard SOCIETY | INTERESTING SOCIETY WOMAN I {CURRAN FORESEES [ois Sty S vo Sheseh mmfi:EAGTION ON BUILDING ’m.“""".:.." Cxpendicure. of about £35. | Dr. Grent, an ed —_— DRY-WET SHOWDOWN | ™5l onksiion seader botty as-| FOR JOBLESS URGED | ™viony” ot she e ot buding.” | 3o ] —_(Continued From Second A ; _ T _ Shatier of avangeiical exportation. from | | inemployment wii be ax tragically die. | Eriversity ot Chicesor Commbie. S to her Shoreham apartment after sev- Says 1932 Will Force Stand by gl ";{!‘*fm‘;“’g:";;’.l‘;“c‘:‘ga‘::fl: Representative Cannon, Missouri, :,’f,",’"&“g,:fi“' end of the next twe yersity and Peabody College, Nashville, e e | themselves are strangely slent on this| Hits Government's “Snaillike” | : subject of prohibition.” i Cards Issued Announcing ‘'One of the few real politicians whose , The Mack-Grunstrom Wedding. | tongue is not tied this Summer on the | Mr. J. J. Mack and Mrs. Olga N. {Aubj?cl of prohibition,” he said. “ap- pears to be Mr. Capone of Chicago.” Grunstrom have issued cards announcing %elr marriage Sunday, August 9, in Presidential and Congress Candidates. Construction Pace. Candidates for the presidency lnd’ o A card is inclosed stating Congress next year will have to take 3 = P b oo Dt R F e § a clear-cut stand on the prohibiion WORLD PRESS PARLEY ON after September 10 at 4355 Forest lane S n. 3 o i | 5 R COLLEGE NEAD, LEGALLY |, _Bibiia. or “the books,” was the name NQUALIFIED, RESIGNS —ooo o =7 PR P— U A Denouncing what he described as the —_— “snaillike pace” of the hadministration | Dr. J. R. Grant, Veteran Educator, (WWN’W"“\‘YV' in pushing construction activities to aid | = e issue, in the opinion of Henry H. Cur- | [tne &mn:loyedidmmn:rummrfin' President of A"";“" Poly- e’ in Wesley Heights, Washingtor i1an, president of the Assoclation| MEXICO CITY, August 10 (®).—The | O url said yesterday that “the | technic Five Years. { fi e | Against the Prohibition Amendment, | wond srews congress. with 150 Ameri. | Urgent need of the moment is not paper | Sy, Seniirice B Baliots and ki volced in a statement today. | oan delegates in ‘attendance, opened fo- | Promises, but prompt performance that | By the Associated Press. ters Sylvia and Barbara Irene are at Hf :*:gefl a:yh“ the popular verdict | day with a program which includes tour::‘;&fi workmen may be given employ-| RUSSELLVILLE, Ark., August 10.— Alr-Cosling System their cottage in Atlantic City, where | against the law now is two to one, | days of business meetings, recepticns | g Jotified his training did not legall ¢ rated Air)’ they will rematn until late September. and that the Deople would vole against | and. sightsecing trips. . | . | CSnnon’s statement was lssued through | Nolled Ws tramng die mol Terety LUNCHEON Mrs. Salomon's sister, Miss Jean it in this'number if given a chance. | The first day's program included a | the Democratic National Committee lnld“l“ y P ® Nelats Citlen, and Mr. Salomon spent the last The most recent of my regular re- | reception by Lamberto Hernandez, su- commented upon President Hoover's | J. R. Grant, veteran educator and for a earte week end with the family. ports which come from all parts of the | pervisor of the Federal district; the in- | prediction that contracts for $300.000,- | five years head of Arkansas Polytech- : k- country,” he said, “indicate that most | augural session in the Esperanza Iris | 000 in the Federal building program will 8 nic College, tendered his resignation to Mr. and Mrs, Norman Smith, wien] J ¢ people have now quit talking about pro- | Theater, visits o the Military Academy | have been made by Fall. | Mr, P, C. Clark and Mr. James DeFor- | : ‘ jbition because' they have made up,and other colleges, and a reception by | Of 758 construction projects contem- | the board of trustees yesterday. e Gais | their minds about it." the National Syndicate of Newspaper | plated by the Federal Government, and | A provision in the law establishing Tl e e Ve Curran_ questioned if a dry candidate | Men of Mexico. | for which $407,897,940 has been allo- | the college in 1909, required that the- WoODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F anD G STREETS Mr. and_Mrs. T. J. Lane are at the ! Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atlantic City for the midseason, Miss Catherine Parsons and Miss B: bara Burroughs sailed from Baltimo to Boston on the S. S. Fairfax. | Mrs. Paul Papazian entertained a | large party at the supper dance on Le | Paradis roof garden Saturday evening | in compliment to her house guest, Miss Virginia Vranian of Richmond. | Mrs. N. B. Marlow and Miss Eliza- | beth Marlow and Mrs. Floyd C. Cullers are in Atlantic City for a vacation and are staying at the Dennis. | : e 3 : Mrs, J. F. Crabtree of Chattanooga, | i : o . Tenn., is at the Carlton for a few days, | 00 a Owe S her daughter, Miss | : accompanied by | Charlotte Crabtres, and Miss Elizabeth Finlay | Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Williams, who ar- | rived in Washington from their home in | Detroit the latter part of last week, are | spending some time in this city, and | while here will be at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. J. G. Livingston of New York City accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Bowie were g among those from Washington at the Hotel Ludy, in Atlantic City, last week. These Empress Eugene 3 for 4 for 6 for MRS. HUGH AUCHINCLOSS, Who has been visiting in New York and will soon go to Newport for the rest of the season. —Underwood Photo. Priest Shot in Church Attack. b PARIS, August 10 (P.—Seven shots Mrs. Grant MecKinney and Mrs. were fired at the Armenian archbishop, 1 " Vramd Cha Bouh, in the Armenian B Ve odny o, the Eastern Bhore | s very best night eyes in the skies| cjurch here shortiy before noon yes- will return today to the Eastern Shoré | apove Fort Humphrevs, Va. on Satur- aiter spending the week end in Wsh- | day. 'when anti-aircrait searchiight ex- | for0aYy None of the RUEls (UGS i e 1o d | ercises will be started. ; wounded Brother Partogh Takendjian e |~ Anti-aircraft searchiight units from | Noynded Brother Partogh, TaXerfiin CLARK—MURDER cAs o g LR Port Monroe, Va. | identified as Alexander Abrahamian, & | and Fort Barrancas, Fla., composed of | three officers and 75 men each, will use | P*BEA™: ARMY TO LIGHT SKIES | EVIDENCE CONTINUES iocstors im inding ‘mienifving pianes. ' Los Angeles Defendant in Killing of Newspaper Man, Faces Second Week. By (he Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, August 10.—The | State today prapared to present further | evidence as the second week of the mur- | der trial of David H. Clark, former deputy district attorney, got under wa Clark is charged with the slaying Herbert F. Spencer, former newspaper | man, who, with Charles H. Crawford, | wealthy politiclan, was shot to death | last May 20. The State has contended Spencer was slain because he was the only witness of the shooting of Craw- | ford. Clark js being tried now only for | the murder of Spencer. | Among witnesses to be called during the day was Ray Radke, private secre- tary to Crawford, and Mildred Rohr-| back, his stenographer. Fleet Puts in an Montauk. MONTAUK.N N. 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