Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1931, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1931, *+ A-S lHoch Kansas; Wyant, Pennsylvania; |igan; Welch, California; Brumm, Penn-| War Claims—Strong, K: 5as; Si -!P ; Wiggle rth, Muuchu-“ { U S DENIES SI-IGHI H Burtniess, North Dakota: Nelson, Maine: | sylvania. == T clair, North Dakota: Fbearey, Wiiscon- | serte: Hows. Ohle aad Gurry, Cantornia] WARION BOOTH KELLY arber, Oklahoma, nes an g— . Mis- nutson, Minnesota; Chase, Penn- : . . U, ouse Ready fOl' Work and Beck, Pennsylvania, souri: Arentz, Nevada; Engelbright, |sylvania: T, it souri; Bacon, Ni by Theill Towe; B, Onns WILL TALK AT i s Rivers and Harbors—Freeman, Con- |California: Shott, West Virginia; Tur- | York; Boileau, Wisconsin, and. Canie, | Maniove, Missourl; Colton, Utah; Nel- . RALLY son, Wisconsin; Clancy, Michigan: Sel- R vig: Minnesota: Turpin. Pennsylvania, Women's Prohibition Reform and Kinzer, Pennsylvania | Flood Control—Reid, Illinois: Kopp.| Group to Hold Meeting Here | necticut; Strong, Pennsylvania; Con- | pin, Pennsylvania; Finley, Kentucky; |chia, New Jersey. nolly, Pennsylvania; Willlam E. Hull, | McGugin, Kansas; Wickersham, Alaska, Revision of the Laws—Reid, Illinof: Ilinois; Seger, New Jersey; Carter, Public Buildings—Reed, New York; | Dallinger, Massachusetts; Nelson, Wis- Democratic and Republican Committee Slates Are 0 PARAGUAYANS S:‘]"lun“a:MH“le“ Delaware; Nied ‘ Stalker, New York; Elrflnd ?Ahm !;dc- | consin; Kading, Wiscon: Eaton, Col- | Towa; Swing, Califorr Sinelair, North e it Approved—Caucus of Former Is Marked and Bolton, Onlo, | - New York, ‘;u(z)d' Suiok. ehnsyivania; Vostan The | Choil Saaplolser, Oble © Jersey; | DKo Guver Kansie; Wiedneaday: | Merchant Marine—Lehlbach, New Jer- | diana; Mouser, Ohio. Smith, Idaho; Gibson, Vermont; Man- | VAha; Person, Michigan; W Mrs. Marion Booth Kelly, I Breach Between Groups of| by Harmony. sey: Free, California; Reid, lllinois; | _Education—Reed, New York: Golder, | love, Missouri: Sinclair, North Danaty; | mont, and White, Ohio. and che L e rman of New York and New Gifford, Massachusetts; Magrady. Penn- Pennsylvania; McClintoc! branches of the National Civic sylvania; = Bowman, West Virginia; | bertson, Kansas: Whitl . Ohio; Lam- | Schneider, Wicconsin; 'Rogers, Massa- | World War Veterans—Johnson, South jeryey New York: |chusetts; Shott, West Virginia, and |Dakota: Luce, Mascachusetts; Perkin Fed t 1 Chaco Peace Delegates Clancy, ‘Michigan; Kading, Wisconsin: | Welsh, Pennsylvania: Ruth Pratt, New | Whitley, N ¥ork. New Jersey: Gibson, Vermont: Rog (prfi;lfimwl‘l‘vl«‘i b the Distotet Gomy ; The organization of the House was| Memorials—Morehead, chairman, Ne- | Wolfenden, Pennsylvania: Delegates | York: Partridge, Maine; Horr, Wash- | * Election of President, Vice President | Massachusetts; Lehibach, New Jersey! \Women's Organivation far National Healed at Meeting. completed today, when Democratic and | br;; S Houston, Hawali, and Wickersham, | ington. |and Representatives in Congress—Gif- | SWick, Pennsylvania; Pennsyl- Prohibition Reform, at the Masonic Republican committee slates were np<‘D i, el ine Snd Biherior— | Aiuia Labor —Welch, _ Californla; Kopp, | ford, Massachusetts: Cable, Ohio; No- | Vania, and Hopkins, Missouri. Auditorium, o) ‘TQ‘MS {fl:;’:&" o:gmi;sfifmonmfii‘ss . :zrlcnllnlr(kll;laugmhmwa: Pume}}, {?wn: 5e}_\!m,“l;fln§os‘:m3, La bénrsluu ;z(m Minnesota; Frear, Wisconsin, and | Memorials—Crowther, New York. The local council, it was announced e = | Indiana; etcham, ichigan; Hall, | Kansas; Hartley, New Je arter. Ramseyer, Iow il y— e, 2 o toda ) The breach between the Bolivian-| The approval makes the House ready *oqulnu and Swank, Oklahoma. North Dakota; Arcourt J. ngu, New | Wyoming; Stokes, Pennsylvania, and| Irrigation a:d Reclamation—Smith R\};.]:";?kprl“}l’:‘la.u l;‘:??“i%?;””' ol m(11“\(1"1“1:\\‘(}}15;)1;\t’r‘:‘mhr:m:(s);l{ ‘Zv:;)):) e o ™ diussions eg | for work on bills that have been mount- | 5, MUMary Affairs ~Quin, = chairman, | York: Andresen, Minnesota: Adkins, | Granata, Tilinois. | Idaho: Leavitt, Montana: Swing, Ca Printing—Beers, Pennsyl % 0 u and Gnined v 1he ession pact discussions was Mississippi; Johnson, Oklahoma; May, | Ilinois; Clarke, New York; Hope, Kan- | Patents—Vestal, Indiana; Perkins, | fornia; Arentz, Nevada; Butler, Orcgor ety SnusyNang council asserts it is * when the State Depart- | Ing for a week. Kentucky; - Pettenglll, Indlana, and|sas; Snow, Maine, and Delegate Hous- | New Jersey; McLeod, Mict ’me, Wyoming, and Loofbourow, | Enrolled Bills—Campbell, Pennsyl- | hard for politicians to dodge the pro- sfactory explanation | The Appropriations and Ways and | Thomason, Texas. ton, Hawail. | win, Minnesota: Tur) U "ivania; De Priest, Illinois, and Estc L r A ¥ pin, P tah. 4 and Estcp, | hibition issue or to expect a landalide episode at the White | peans Committees are already at work, w“mes n?fl Mining—Smith, chairman, | Foreign Affairs — Temple, Pennsyl- , New Jersey: Christgau, Min. | _Immigration and Naturalizati p a. of women'’s votes in support of the dry that almost disrupted negotia- | o Rt s est ‘1’1’1rxg nia; Underwood, Ohio; Par-|{vyania; Fish, New York: Cole, Towa: Rich, Pennsylvania, and Pit-| Johnson, Washington: Free, Disposition of Useless Executive Pa- | Jay twoen the two countries. Bl nois: Evans, Montana; Cole, | Morton D. Hull, Illinois; Martin, Massa- | tenger, Minnesota. Jenkins, Ohio: Schneider,” Wisconsin; | Pers—Wason, New “va hire. fact the Bolivian group saw |funds for Government departments for Boehne, Indiana; Keller, | chusetts: Eaton, New Jersey: Maa Chas t Hoover first was not intended t 1 Al Invalid Pensions—Nelson, Wisconsin: Pennsylvania: Cable, Obio! . | Bank Cashier Appointed. | g | he next fiscal year and the Ways and and Hornor, West Virginia. | Minnesota; Crail, California, and Exk rest | Cooke, New York: Millard, New York ont to_Pa . the State S ) 2 Aftairs—Vins g e * | Beers, Pennsylvania: Bowman, West | - ¢ v o Four Flsnermen I‘rflwn - " explated. Xt was, in | Means members considering the mora- Georgin: MeOHntick: Ormhon T iImar, | pennsylvanta | Virginia: Selvig. Minnesota: Hopkins, | @nd Houston, Hawaii | BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va. De- Rantler. Pennyania Johneon i | Missourl e e g e Wila o S D | AT ne T ans December 117 nsley, Pennsylvania; Johnson, Minsests, : 5— son, akota. | () —A f Utter's crew of four me nois; Kahn, California;’ Cochran, Penn- | O Nolar, PR dRRREdl o Y RO Toph elly Bennisylvo nln | dt owhiadition 8 cleons el mhan s his father for the past 20 vania; Stafford, Wisconsing Goss. | " pe G5 wonn qou g oo | Dallinger, Massachusetts: Schafer, Wis” | vessel on a sindban the island c has rosigned to become cashier alled the two dele- | chusetts, Missouri, Nebraska and Ohio Ohlo; Swank, Oklahoma’ Cole, Mary- | Connecticut; Wolverton, New Jersey: |y . "poayey. Wisconsin: . consin; Cooke. New York: Davenport, | Trieschen in the North Sea yesterday. ' of a local bank, effective January 2. Welch, Cali-| New York; Wigglesworth, Massachu- 5 cial meeting and ex-| received two chairmanships each. Ili-|land: = Kelly, Tlinols; 'Dies, * Texas; |Gowng ¢ 1ok and Houstoh | fomia; Swick, Pennsyivania; Jenkins, | sects, ang: Holor opn Mossechu the whole situation. t wa Ko (s ot o e | el i _| Ohio; ‘Partridge, Maine: Andrews, New n i CHAINUCK’ citied amicavly. One Paraguavan del- | foisy New Jerses. Maryland, Kentueks, | Fensfons.Gsaue, chaismass. Soutn | o NAAL Affaes—Britten, Thinols; Dar- | Q010" PRIICES Mate Ande JEYQ‘-’“{{%&uJ"?El.‘i’,1\-;;‘,’1’.2”222 AAAAAA gate, Who had already decided to go| Wt VIF | Carolina; Moore, Kentucky; Palmisano, | & ey Massashateite: Weods| . Clalme—Glyer, Kansas: | Schater| Magtis Maroehamtey ) ome, changed his plans. The mego-| ®B R, (0 L ees were given to | MArvland: Dies, Texas: Crowe, Indiana, Evans, California; Han- | Wisconsin; Butler, Oregon: Christgau,| Accounts—Underhill, M ations to bring peace to the old Chaco | p %0 0 S, ommittces were glven to | Spence, Kentucky; Jacobsen, Towa, and New York: Leech, Pennsyivania; | Minnesota: _ Sullivan, _ Pennsylvania: | Wolfenden, Pennsylvania: Shoti. Wes, rouble center will go forward lone Farmer-Labor member of the = “artin, Oregon Pennsylvania, and Houston, | Kinzer, Pennsylvania; Brumm, Penn- | Virginia, and Horr, Washington. 5 ofe Post Office and Post Roads—Mead, | : g | sylvania; _Pittenger, 'Minnesota, and| Census—Thurston, Iowa: Lambert UVENILE PROTECTIVE ] 1e caucus was harmonious Sl il Romjue, Missouri: | “pygt” Office—Sanders, New York: Balrige. Nebraska son, Kansas: Mouser, Ohio: Kinzer, | The committee chairman and mem- | gore ™ eoracka: Major, Illinols: | wendan sylvania; Kelly, Penn- | GROUP HOLDS ELECTION Te Saekber. THimel: Doutricn, g,ti Rff | e 3 Missouri: Norton, Nebraska; oD s bl Kentucky; Beam, Illinois; Polk, ‘a mistake by a White House | torfum. | brill, Maryland; Kniffin, Ohio; Barton, sent. the group through & | Six committee chalrmanships each | Missouri and Schueltz, Tllinois. S ALt g en{s—Sirovich, chairman, New v Francis White, Assistant|%ent to New York and Texas. Masst-|york: Lanham, ‘Texas: Underwood H. §. Harmison, in the county. clerk's office sachusett Over Becker Cary, Kentucky; Lamneck, Ohio, and Sweeney, Ohio T (‘l’rullllllg Stevenson, chairman, South | peppsylvania; Bohn, Michigan: Hogg. arolina. Vost rirg P S| awall, Public Buildings and Grounds—Lan. | WCSt Virginia. and Houston. Ha Piano Manufacturers ncrease of Almrw( |Chio. and Klebeig, Texas G ; a Public Lands--Colton, Utah; Smith, Rk portediin fNu AberoziCITE ng and ’ Currency—Steagall, (4l chairman, Texas. Horner, West|1dano: Leavitt, Montana; Swing. Cali- Factory to Your Home chairman, _Alabama: Goldsborough gnia; Jacobsen, lowa; Chavez, New | fory Arentz, Nevada: Englebright i Aren!Cared Fos. | Maryland: Reilly, Wisconsin; Williams, MeXico. and Crowe, Indiana | california: Butler, Oregon: Eaton, Colo- | 7 . Yy Oblahoni llvlhlu; .La'ndn NS, (~11:\1rman. Mon- | grado: Nolan. Minnesota ‘Houston, I ll d' | The annual meeting of the Juvenile 2 zier, chairman, M S[ane FERT Swank, OKla- | Hawaii, and Wickersham, Alaska X S a you needa: stective Association was held yester- | CToss: Texas: Gilbert, Kentuck: S Chavez, New | yndian _Affairs—Leavitt, Montana “ ” k1 & the Burlington Hotel with Ell. Febee, Indiana: Jacobsen, Iowa; Fie- MeXico: l‘“‘” and Kval® | Knutson, Minnesota: Willlamson, South o o o Srorer preiding. Avtur -G, | singer, Ohio, and Hornor, West Vir- | FAmer Binnesola Dukota: ' Peavey, Wisconsin: DePriest. Choose any Piano S o Revision of |Cno jaws—Harlan, chair. |Tllinos Cooke, New York: Welsh. Penn- ; e i la- |man. Ohio: Cochran, Missouri, and | s, Coofbor tah; Gilchrist, stlidies for the Family Welfare Associa- | Givi! Service—Joffer fhohman. Al Parsons, Tilinois. SHD R UL spoke on _A State's Adventure “Hsuuri: Boehmx' Indiana, and S} ence, Rivers and Harbors—Mansfield, chair- Territories—Gibson, Vermont; John- d Welfare,” describing the current | Remtucks g man, Texas; Cole, Maryland; Martin, | son, Washington: Dowell, Towa: Mc- 10-year program for chil- | Claims.Black, chairman, New York: | Oregon: Fiesinger. Ohio: Boehne, Tndi- | waden il Do e, oslebright Plinham of New York, director In the Store Greatest ‘ that Lozier, Missouri: Swank yma; 90 Shannon. Missouri; Dies, Texas, | Californi: Campbell, Towa: Finlev Al tiss Mildred Terrett, executive secre- | Bochne, Indiana, end Harlan, Ohio. | @nd Spence, Kentucky Kentucky: Curry. Califortia: Woleott D i SALE 2 = of the association, reported an in- | - Cofnage, . Welghts . and. Mearuves— | Roads—Almon, chairman, Alzbama: | Sioieen: omtor” Howali, Wicker: rastie SALE! almost 100 per cent in (w0 | Somers. chatrman. New York: Hovard, CRrUVTIEht. Oklahoma:™ Cross, Texas: | Snam. Al e les om e 1 lon rs in the number of children under | Nebraska; Palmicino >atman, Texas; B oI e AWaie e Knitson, Minnesota: f tho organization. The 1931 |ran, Missouri: Larrabee. : Crowe, Indiana, 4 Oradon | i vian AN FCOis o of cases incluces 701 names, |singer, Ohio, and Kvale (Farmer-L Rules—Pou, chairman, North Caro-|caits: Thurston, Iowa. Jonkins, Ohio: sarrett, Tex nnounced. while the 1929 list in- | bor) Minnesota. lina; Sabath. Illino agra A S ‘ania er, Mich- 356 children. Disposition of Useless Executive Pa- 20d Greenwood, Ind : Maad) Pongaa Bo e ) emners! Clectealto /ine s lon | Bio o lon (oL kel : Terriories — Wil chairman. uctions THE WONDER ctors vesterday were Mrs. Gilbert| Education--Douglas, chairman, Massa- | 1¢X3S; Driver, Arkansas; Crowe, In- 7 ) ) and Prof. H. G. 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