Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1935, Page 12

A2 HOOVER EVADES POLITIESON TRP Former President Enjoying Quiet and Good Fishing in New England. Br the Associated Press. BARNARD. Vt. June 7.—Former President Herbert Hoover wants to fish the streams and lakes of Vermont and New Hampshire much as any other enthusiastic angler—without being disturbed “No statements,” pence Richey says. ‘No interviews. talk of politics.” Right now, it seems. the former President is a whole lot more troubled by black flies and mosquitoes than by any immediate problems of the Re- publican party. Unattended by publicity, Mr. Hoover. his son Allan and Richey rode into Vermont from Albany, N . yester- day. Along the backwoods route to Lakota Lodge few residents recognized the former President The ldck of fanfare was as Mr. Hoover wished. The quiet was as pleas- ing as yesterday's catch—a fine mess of trout He took his ease at Lakota Lodge today. looking forward to two more days far from the beaten track, fish- ing Vermont and New Hampshire's streams and lakes. He planned to leave here today for Newport. N. H where he will try his luck at the Secretary Law- * he warns, “and no NOSE SPRAY TREATMENT THE EVENING Mussolini in Daddy Role Bruno. second son of Mussolini, awaits expectantly here for appro- batory exclamation from his father, as Il Duce examines the pilot's license the youth won after passing all tests. In addition to the premier and Bruno. four other members of the Mussolini family are holders of —A. P. Photo. fiving licenses. before the treatment that the spray bottle contamned nitroglycerin No one could explain the presence of the explosive. ALMOST BLAST INSTEAD STAR, WASHINGTON, ALTTUDE RECORD BY BALLOON SEEN fExperts Calculate Army Bag Can Go Above 70,000 Feet. By the Associated Press. RAPID CITY, 8. D.. June 7.—Pos- sibility that a new altitude recqrd of | 14 miles or more might result from | the National Geographic Society- | Army Air Corps stratosphere flight |gave a new filip of adventure to the daring enterprise today. Flight officials calculated Capt. Al- bert W. Stevens and Capt. Orvil A. Anderson should be lifted well above 70,000 feet or 13!4 miles. How much higher they may rise depends on sev: eral factors which cannot be de! nitely determined until the ascent takes place. Rain in the Rapid City territory today dimmed prospects of an im- mediate takeoff. ~Weather reports indicated little likelthood of better conditions tomorrow, and only’ a slight possibility of improvement by Saturday. Stevens and Anderson must rise 11.6 miles or 61,237 feet tc equal the present official altitude mark set by Lieut. Comdr. Thomas Settle and Major Chester Fordney in their flight from Akron, O, in 1933. Although the 3,700,000 cubic foot balloon for the impending ascent is the largest ever used, the total weight of its load is also greater—approxi- mately nine tons, Method in Boy's Generosity. MILWAUKEE (#)—Alexander Al- len, 19, was too generous for his own | good. He is in the State Reformatory be- lrnuse the shepherd dog of Mrs. Irma | McBride didn’t bark when a burglar | | broke in and took $18 recently. A jury convicted Alexander when they heard he gave the dog to Mrs. McBride a short time before the robbe; D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. tico. He was presented with a travel- | 1ng bag in appreciation of his services. J. HAWLEY SMITH HONORED FOR WORK Thanks also weve given to two Ma- ' | rine Corps majors who acted as hcsts | | 2fter the Washingtonians reached | Quantico. They are Maj. Thomas P. B . | Cheatham and Maj. M. C. Gregory. Board of Trade Committee Dines The groups also paid a silent tribute % to the late Maj. Gen. Harry Lee, com- Chairman of Recent Quan- mandant at Quantico who died shortly | the Membership Committee, acted as | toastmaster and introduced the fol ‘ J. Hawley Smith, who served as chairman of the Shad Bake Commit- tee of the Washington Board of Trade, Morris, first vice president; Robert J. was given a testimonial dinner at the Cottrell, executive secretary, and Rob- Mayflower Hotel last night by the|ert W, Davis, chairman orym- Dinner Membership Committee of the board. Smith heard a half dozen of his as- sociates pay tribute for the successful | direction of the annual outing held recently at the Marine base at Quan- lowing, who made short addresses: John Saul, president of the board; E. C. Graham, former president; Edgar | Committee for the shad bake. President Saul announced that Karl E. Jarrell has been named chairman of the next Midwinter Dinner Com- mittee. Anthracite Coal Prices io Outi l before the outing. | tico Outing. Wallace B. 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