Evening star. [volume], June 11, 1930, Page B-7, Image 21

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TRADE BOARD HOME
OPENED IN CHICAGO
\
Bunnell and Strawn Speak at
Banquet in Grain Market
Center.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 11. —The Chicago
Board of Trade, open yesterday for the
first full session In Its new 44-story
home, on La Salle street, was described
' by its president, John A. Bunnell, last
night as "a year-round steady market
for the products of the soil and of man,
guaranteeing to every one fair treat
ment and honest dealing.”
The opening ceremonies of the
122.000.000 home of the greatest grain
marketing center In the world wound
Up with a banquet addressed by Presi- I
dent Bunnell and Silas H. Strawn, dip
lomat and civic leader.
‘The problems of marketing cannot ,
be solved by the stroke of a pen," j
President Bunnell said. “The law of '
supply and demand Is still working, and
Is always bound in the end to rule."
Tracing the $2-vear-old history of
the board, he said the grain merchants
'had tried to establish a central market
-- where farmers could get fair prices,
with the merchants profiting as the
benefited farmers traded in the city.
' Radicals have found it possible to at
tack the operation of institutions like
the Board of Trade to gain a following I
for themselves, he said, but the only ef
fect was to impair the machinery of
distribution and hurt business.
"I have often wished,” Mr. Strawn
Mid, “that there could be some way to
deport those creatures who happened to
be born here —1 do not call them citi
zens because they never rise to the re
sponsibility of citizenship—those parlor
Socialists who, while enjoying the lux
uries and liberty that generally have
come to them by the industry of their
ancestors, complain about conditions
here, instead of doing something con
structive for their country.”
UPPERVILLE HORSE SHOW
WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY
fudges for Hunting, Pony and Re
mount Classes Are An
nounced.
Special Dispatch to The Btar.
WARRENTON, Va., June 11.—One
hundred and thirty-five horse owners
have made more than 800 entries In
the Upperville colt and horse show’,
Which takes place tomorrow and Friday.
Judges for the hunter classes will be
Henry Bell. Rufus Finch and Lurman
Stewart; for ponies and remount
Blasses, Lieut. Col. Adna R. Chaffee;
heavy draft, T. I. Marshall; thorough
breds. C. J. Fitz Gerald. The president
' of the show Is W. G. Fletcher; vice
president. Waugh Glascock; secretary
and treasurer, R. S. Peach; manager,
H. H. Chamblin.
CHICKEN THIEF TAKES
FOWL AND MACHINE
Xan Who Robs Prince Georges Hen
Roost Steals Coupe to Trans
port Loot,
By a Staff Correspondent of The Star.
"UPPER MARLBORO, Md.. June 11.
*-A chicken thief who first steals the
fftwl and then takes a coupe in which
to transport them Ls being sought by
Prince Georges County police.
The man stole 15 chickens from
Mary L. Butler, who lives on the Crain <
Highway near Queen Anne, and then
helped himself to a coupe owned by
David N. Myers of Emmitsburg, Md.,
who was working on an adjoining farm. !
The officers could follow the tire j
tracks of Myers’ car from the spot it
was parked to the chicken shed and !
back to the paved highway.
STORE AND HOME BURNED
Loss of $5,000 Sustained in Capon
Bridge Building and Stock.
feecl&l Dispatch to The Star.
CAPON BRIDGE, W. Va., June 11
The general merchandise store, with
contents, owned by George W. Parrish j
of Winchester, but operated by Richard
McKee, was burned to the ground yes
terday by fire of undetermined origin.
With it was burned an adjoining build
ing used by the same man as a garage,
with several automobiles. The loss,
partly covered by insurance, ls put at
85,000.
The home on the W. H. Kelly farm,
near here, was burned to the ground
early Monday morning by fire, the
origin of which is undetermined. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly and family barely es
caped the flames with their lives, the
fire having made some headway before
they were aware of the danger.
. SERGEANT IMPRISONED
; MACAO, Portugal, June 11 < JP )■ —
Bergt. of Artillery Jose Dos Santos
Guerro yesterday was sentenced to 10
veers’ imprisonment for mutiny. Oth
ers who took part in the attempted in- 1
surrection were sentenced to from 8
years to 60 days. Sergt. Guerro was
charged with high treason. I
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Lady Hay Studying *
Airplane Piloting;
Plans Ocean Flight
By the Associated Press.
VALLEY STREAM. N. Y.. June
11.—Lady Grace Drummond Hay,
aviation enthusiast, who hfcs been
a passenger on the Graf Zeppelin
on several flights, la learning to
fly an airplane.
She says she hopes to take a
hand at the controls of the 13-
motored German airplane DO-X
when she embarks as a passen
ger on its proposed transatlantic
flight.
Lady Hay arrived here on the
Graf Zeppelin last week and
j plans to sail for Europe on the
i Homeric next week.
Danny Moulton, her flying In
structor, called her an apt pupil.
CUBAN FRIENDSHIP
FOR O.S. EXPRESSED
Advertising Federation Hears
Machado Lauded for Is
land's Advance.
•r the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla., June 11.—Attributing
Cuba's advancement as a leading center
of Western Hemisphere business activ
ity to the government of President Ger
ardo Machado, Rafael Martinez Ybor.
Cuba’s assistant secretary of state, told
delegates to the fourth district conven
tion of the Advertising Federation of
America, meeting here Monday, of the
growth of international good will be
tween Cuba and the United States.
Cuba is showing distinct signs of lm
provment along commercial and Indus
trial lines. Senor Ybor continued, add
ing that representative groups are co
operating to the utmost, with the re
sult that Cuba, under the administration
of President Machado, has come safely
through the recent financial crisis which
was brought on by last Falls collapse
of the stock market.
Ybor paid high tribute to Ambassador
to Cuba Guggenheim as a factor in
maintaining good relations between the
United States and Cuba.
Tourists Spend Little.
INSTANBUL OP).—Bazaars complain
that tourists are fewer and “tighter.”
The first boat load of American visitors
this season spent only 50 cents per per
son in the treasure houses of rugs, em
broideries. amber, copper and silver.
The Daily Bath Is Not Enough!
Feminine Health and Charm
• Demand PERSONAL HYCIENE
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MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING—FIREPROOF STORAGE
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. IXC^TEPyESDA^JI
CHILD IS OVERLOOKED
IN SAYING GOOD-BY
Parents at Station En Route to
New Home When Absence
Is Discovered.
Special Dispatch to The Btar.
DANVILLE. Va., June 11.—During
the confusion Incident to bidding
friends good-by, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Moser came near departing without
their 4-year-old son, Jlnfjny. They
were at the station ready to take a
train to Norfolk, where they were
going to make their home, when they
discovered that their youngest son was
not on hand.
The child was to have come with a
group of friends of the Mosers in an
other car, but in some way he had been
overlooked and left at home. It was
six minutes before the train left, but a
hurried race to the home, a mile dis
tant, and return in that time saw the
child safe with his parents. He was
asleep when friends returned for him.
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