Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 36

C—4 THE EVENING » INEW HEAD OF PERU TO DEAL HEJR m FURIUN MERCILESSLY WITH ENEMIES : mES IN H-[]RlnA‘\Ccrro Says American and Other Foreign | : i ; | Interests Will Be Protected and Dangcrs Brother of R P o Hhs A i Banished From Land So Long Afflicted. | by the dangerous development of sub- v soci2l and econ degmas the bankruptcy of all moral STAR, D. C, FRIDAY. DUt iER: 11 Wose ‘many irists 1 hed ine opper: | FINE ARTS SOCIETY tunity of appreciating at first hand 1n‘ HEADED BY LUQUER 1915, during my presence in Washing- ton as military attache of my country's Aspinwall and Atwood Are Chosen | Vice Presidents at Annual legation 1 extend my cordial greetings also to | Election, WASHINGTON, 1931. make others have flinching determir of the country. E versive nature ag: the nation will be pressed. The investments of well a8 those of countries, will My greatest desire i the same with un- ion, for the laws nove of & sub- welfare of mercilessly sup- | former president, are members of the council ex-offic Tyler Dannett, | formerly first vice president, who has received a call to Princeton University | to organize its newly formed foreign | service department, was elected a mem- | ber of the council at large. | A special meeting of the soclety will be held at the Phillips Memorial Gal- lery December 30, and a dinner will be given in honor of Dr. Prederick P. Kep- pel, president of the Carnegle Corpora- tion of New York, January 20. Dr Keppel will discuss “Art and the T i Americans, as ionals of other | e protection. fill all inter- the peoples of Ltain America, who are united to my own country by the bonds of fraternal kinship which the years national obligations as have served to strengthen. | | nomic conditions of the c . | (Copyright. 1831. by the North American Thie sgovenment T for Newspaver Alliance, inc der s & government HELD AS SLAYER ! that the cou Colored Man Arrested Hour After nomic life alo nes ¢ al re Dangers to Be Banished. Another Is Fatally Shot. d, 36. of the arrested on in connec- Maurice M n the 400 block of Leaves Letters Revealing Relationship. Justifying Your Confldence Is Our Success, Upholstering i Chairs Rush o Seated Chair Caneing ARMSTRONG’S 1235 10th N.w. Met. 2062 Lynch Luquer was elected president | “*V™AD of the Washington Soctety of Fine Arts at its annual meeting Wednesday in Barker Hall, Y. W. C. A. Building WAR CLAIMS SETTLED Other officers elected included Clar- | ence A. Aspinwall ce president n remenc Albert 'W. Atwood, second vice presi | " ia¢ent Hears Tremen dent; Leila Mechlin, secretary, and Ed- son B. Olds, treasurer The following were named to the council of the society Clifford K. Berryman, George F Bowerman, G. A. Lyon, jr.; Mrs. Ed- ward B. Meigs, C. Powell Minnigerode, are avenue only about an hour Duncan Phillips, Grace Lincoln Tem- his capture. He was arrested by ple, Corcoran Thom Detective Sergt. T. J. Sullivan after a Whiting tussle ut rancor or 1 come to power w » taked my word hatred; but T us T German Task Is Near End President Hoover was ‘th tremendous task of sett American war claims was a cluded. Judge James W. Remick Frederic_ Allen | made the informal repc and Frederick E. ‘Wright, 'in pay William H. Holmes and W. . 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