Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 15

Arizonx: Dayl Yake, W Mortor: H. Lytle. Tissaioora) 3 Willlam P. Mack, Tdaho: John R. M ison. Nevada; Edward P. Madley. Neva William B, Mason. ir.. Baratoga:; Gordo: G. Matheson, Arizona: James N. Mayes, < Mississippi: Vincent F. McCormack. Bu- ? terprise: Eilis H. McDowell. Omaha; Merle B. M ington; r W. Mehle, John L. Mehlig. Tennessee: Charle | H. Meigs. Tennessee; Frank F. Menefee. | Quincy;"John W. Merryman. Astoria; Ciif- | ford A Messenheimer,” Saratoga; John Miller. Chester; Thomas L. Miller. Astoria: Charles S. Minter. jr.. Houston; Virsinia Recent Naval Academy THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, JUNE 6; 1937—PART ONE LANDON DEPLORES DEFEATISM' TREND Tells Baker U. Graduates Company on the Bench GREATER CAPITAL DRIVE NEARS END Campaign for $€0,000 As- this year, the total is still none too high for the results obtained and the task that confronts the committee. That task is. the advertising of the Nation's Capital throughout the world.” During the last year, Owen pointed out, Washington was host to 186 con- ventions, whose delegates spent an ¢ to OUTING PLANNED Chiropody-Podiatry Bociety Meet Tuesday. The annual outing of the Chiropody= Podiatry Society of the District will be held Tuesday in Grove 16, Rock Creek Park. Following the outing, “ the regular Molteni, ir. Omaha: Parkman A. Moore, | estimated $12,550,000 here. In addi- fi;rc'h;){l:s:hns “:lmntm ;at which i Lexi R d “A. Moore. Idahoi i tion, he said, there were 2,700,000 ss and progressive pro- Graduates Will Report Theophflas o Moore. Mlstssioni Jon £ Democracy Must Have sured of Success—Final | tion., ne said. Year, who spent, $32.- | EFaIS {or the year will be considered, for Duty June 29. Charles A Nash. ir. Sali Leke City: 400,000, while 50,000 business visitors e A spent $10,000,000 in Washington. e : Owen declared subscriptions to the Club to Hold Picnie. Patience. Es the Associated Press. * John W. Neel, Baratogd uonm Jr. Pennsylvania: Sklanoma. Meeting Tuesday. Virtually assured of success in its Battleships, cruisers and aircraft carriers will be the assignments of Nixon, 0. Sirators: GeoRrey P. Norman, BALDWIN, Kans, June 5—Former | drive for $60,000, the Fund-Raising | comittee are not to be regarded as | A basket picnic will be held by Aty ! : e 8 3 tributions to a welfare organiza- | the Polish Club 3 the newly created ensigns of the | Pennsyivania, Robert H. Northwood, Ten Gov. ‘Alf M. Landon told members of | Committee of the Greater National | conl S| ub of Washington at Navy, who has just graduated from | ™30t = e Edward the graduating class of Baker Univer- | Capital Committee of the Board of | Uion, but as a sound investment i & |noon today at the Hatch Bridge in the Naval Academy, it was revealed | H.'O'Hare. New Mexico: Quy E. O'Neill: it , sity here today they were “graduating | Trade will hold its final meeting Tues- | Substantial business enterprise. Rock Creek Park Yesterday by Rear Admiral Adolphus | MISissipely James 8 ' ORourke, Quincyi into a world which 1s suffering from a | day at 12:30 p.m. in the penthouse of Andrews, chief of the Bureau of Nav- | Jjohn E. Pace, Lexington: Raymond P. painful, but on the whole, stimulating | the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone ' igation, who made public the orders Pz;(xfl Ré::':‘\&’;‘fl w?flpl:”é-k P;”mm reaction.” ©Oo., Chairman Claude W. Owen said s for these young officers. They are | Donald D. Patgerson, Idaho: John C. Patty: “But we must move carefully in | Yyesterday. mlnh“ D‘r:’eu »]{hre;mse ma- ; | r Nevi 5 s % now golng on leave, and will report | \f., Neveds, Theodore M. Seterson, New order that we d8 not destroy proven | At least $50,000 is expected to be ‘\-AV_. ool washi ~d?" s to their new posts of duty afloat about | gnpfi"fl' N5 Chiut:o Wiillam -?"e Porter, methods by our impatience or con-|reported at the luncheon meeting, l| ' oy your ng an X . Putnam_ New Mexico. 5 3 5 m;l‘he list of new officers and_ their | * 501" Hamey: Trenton: [Olyer M. s ghmugh e !fmc;;mm P & thisprice ure assignments follow: msey, New Ogleans: Eugene P. Rankin, . 5 Colorado: Hubett B eece. California; @ but real Thomas M. Adams oni Guy J.| Walter 8. Reld. Tuscilooses Baui . Aiey: ‘The derangements following a stag- | close of the campaign. values. . #Mers?n. Yn"‘b:o\\ud S P ‘Gnd;;n !?srr\nlong Hfifen R. muugver.l California; gering war, the severity of the eco- “We are well pleased with results to i ennsyly o 2 R Pennsyivania; Bavar, AYi p‘;f;\rgh" et !__r:mkh]n stxQNi T#;m%: s Hob- ?c;mis: d;;:re:.:llodn wt;llch cnx;n: 12 years | date nn]d wlel {:el nlm certain that o vania. son. Jr. New Mexico: omas ater,”. , “have given many | our goal wi. reac! ,” Owen said. bl Virginii . | . m‘;’;’,’ 214 C; Baer. Oklahoma: Howard, W. | Frantisco. James. G- Ko Sorores; sfifl people a sense of helplessness and de- | “Businéss and professional men are | hemd.' John M. Ballinger, New Mexico; | Roth. Maryland: George M. Rouzee, Texas: feat. They now look to strong central | realizing more and more the value of | | R nker. NeweMe) Henry A. Rowe. Chicago: Lewis A. Rubp, A A e klen Hrflxllnn Chi- | Colorado: Francis C. Rydeen. Arizona. government as the only means of gain- | the Greeter National Capital Com- gao: 'David B. Bell Colorado: Raiph H. |y, Srecit G; Sinderson. Cineinnati: Robert ing the economic securities which all | mittee and are throwing their sup- enson. n,\;;.xnmxgu:; 'i;wnv?n 5; HNYSTI(H e’?:';" s sqfi".”nd' ,.?d_m, ahlfdesrc‘fzk of us desire. iport wholeheartedly behind its ac- neider, Jr of Edward K. 8co- i ir. RWNEEr: | fiela. Texas: Thomas H. Beltr. Trénton: “If we are compelled to choose be- | tivities. = | Hatold 8. Bot- | Fraiik N Shamer Tuxcaloose, Mayrice W. tw . “ g - 4 ‘een economic power concentrated in Although we increas U 1 ckioe. v | R Stemart Shick " Hossan: Herela Young David A. Hart, jr., 10, son of Assistant District At- | 7€) "0 808 .p?ew R 8 ed our goa o Jrratogd: | D. gnrider. Pennsylvania; Burton H. 8hup- | torney Hart, who hopes to be “a lawyer like my pa,” obtained a 'R e ratadt i tlliam B. Charles L. | per. Astoria: Henry D. Sipple, Mémbhis terd g onomic power concentra! n the . Browning n D. Buckley T ‘Skidmore. Enterprise: John 8. little first- hand information about the business yesterday when Government, of course, we will choose | 3 Mg Einnsy vani R, DA Smith, North- | he was the guest on the Police Court bench of Judge Robert E. | pRaid) 2 e s Henry F ein a R vmum R. Smith, ir.. Pensacola; i Y M h School. e Government. But in the long view, PSYCHIC argains Burgess. Jr bn:e prise; Paul S. Burt, odgrass,” Colorado:” William A. | Mattingly. David, a fourth grade student at Ben Murch School. both will destroy democracy.” R n onew ew Orleans BAvaer: Cattornier At e Honr e & thought being “assistant judge” was “lots of fun.” r e MESSAGE Hers S mnke Albert 3. Garr. Texas Sivens Edward D doruance, Indianes: Lstar stag Photo D B COUNCIL RS i cons.s fo el cifl'.’é'v D <‘ | Stencil. Northampton® William M. Stevens. Tennesser William 'R.Stevens. avolis William 8. Stewart. 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