Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1935, Page 11

By the Assoclated Press. ~ NEW YORK, February 11.—Former President Herbert Hoover is here for his first meeting of the board of di- actors of the New York Life Insur- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., HOOVER DECLINES |&icse™ * ™ ™ ™ ™= | R T0 DISCUSS POLITICS Former President Arrives in New York—May Speak Tomor- for many years. ve something day dinner of the Nntlml.l Republican Club tomorrow night. He is not listed as a speaker, but may respond infor- mally to a greeting which will be ex- tended to him. Hoover arrived yesterday from cago, where he had stopped on his way East from his home in Palo Alta, Calif. Mrs. Hoover did not accom- pany him, and therefore they were unlble to pass their thirty-sixth wed- dlng anniversary together yesterday. During his stay here the former President will attend conferences of the American Child Health Associa- TRUCK INJURES row Night. FLOUR SPECIALS GOLD MEDAL : PILLSBURY'S Kitchen Tested Best—Balanced 59¢c 59¢c Enter the $15,000 Name the J Enter $10,000 Prize Contest Baby Contest Coupon in Each Bag 121B. PAG 121B. BAG ”MMOMWOMMW .. . m2lc Longhorn or Daisy American Cheese Plain or children’s fund, l.n whlch he has been interested ———— BOY Lawrence Reed, 5 years old, of 944 Shepherd street, reczived a broken leg today when knocked down by a truck at Georgia avenue and Shep- herd street. He was removed to Gar- fleld Hospital, where his condition was reported undetermined. Clyde R. Barr, 26, of the first block of A street, driver of the truck, was ar- rested on & charge of reckless driving. HOPES FOR RATIFICATION OF MUNITIONS TREATY State Department Official Ex- presses View in Address Be- fore Church Group. Hope that an aroused public opinion will be reflected in Congress suf- ficiently to bring ratification of the munitions limitation treaty was ex- pressed yesterday by Joseph C. Green of the State Department, in an ad- dress before the Adult Forum of Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. “The Nye committee investigation has aroused public opinion,” said Mr. Green, “and through public opinion, as reflected in Congrm ‘we hope we are going to obtain the' ratification of treaty and the passage of wise legis- lation for the control of the manufac- ture of and traffic in arms in this country.” The speaker, who is an assistant to the Senate Munitions Investigation Committee, explained that under terms of the treaty proposed in No- vember, 1934, by the United States each factory must have a license from the Government, and no manufacturer can make any munitions until he re- ceives an order. He would not lowed to export any munitions without a special license, nor would the im- portation of arms be allowed except under a special import license Our Annual Founders’ Week Sale is al- | who died here Saturday, will be buried MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1935. FRANK H. KERRIGAN, 67, FEDERAL JUDGE, DIES Heart Attack Fatal to California Jurist—Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, February 11— 8 Frank H. Kerrigan, 67, Federal judge for the Northern California district, appointment in XDM by the late Presi- dent Coolidge to the Federal bench. He was stricken two weeks ago with 8 heart attack induced by overwork. He leaves a daughter, Jane, and a son, Stewart. The judge’s divorced wife also survives. e Speedy Locomotive Built. A new steam locomotive bein; con- tructed in Germany is expected have an average 5peed of 110 miles an hour. Sales Taxes Increase. Sales tax collections in the Philip- pines were greater last year than in tomorrow. For 29 years Judge Kerrigan had served in California courts, from Jus- EIGHT 0°CLOCK . MILD AND MELLOW being celebrated this week. It is an outstanding occasion in our company’s his- tory, during which we offer a greater assortment of remarkable values for your consideration. 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