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A2 THE- BROOILJfNDAJL YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929. GENERAL GREETS ADMIRAL STOCK ME ETIQUETTE RUINED CITY RECEPTION TO Maude Adams, Once Idol JAPANESE ADMIRAL FULLER TRUSTEE SEEKS TO REVEAL DECLINED Of Broadway, III in UNDER Europe 11 1, V' Continued from Page granted, those notebooks will be made public. Although Spragut was not available for an interview yesterday, it was learned that part of his application for a court order asked that the papers which per-tained to any money paid by Fuller fe Co. should be made public. The possibility that some of th mystery might yet be cleared away from the business Rothstein did far outshadowed yesterday the pre para tions for the McManus trial.

At best that trial will be unexciting, and those who believed that any part of Rothstein's life story, or any II ITS OWN WEIGHT eptialeta, with no place to go, owing to tho early visit of Arimtrni i ROTHSTEIN DEALS Steiguer. K. Uchlyama, acting Japanese Consul General, and a Japanese welcoming commit, k. I IT a'so hurried to the battle ernlcnr Mill Issues Had Been Pushed to Limit and Babson Prediction Came True. I Asks for Court Order to be on hand when the American visitors arrived.

They were restless in their silk hat emH fi. to Get Two Notebooks ui nis unaercover deals or loans would come to lieht will tun la. Finally is was rWiriAt in Hands of Attorney. be disappointed. The best that can be expected of the murder trial that some of the storv nf hn hi slowly down Manhattan to City Hall hit i in 7 alI cApeauion cnaperoned by the New York police never does By WILBUR E.

ROGERS. Possibility that much of the mvs. gambling has been carried on in New York will be snread on th. wine aiuwiy. record.

Wait for 20 Minues. If Rothstein lnnnod mWimr tit tery which surrounded the business deals of Arnold Rothsteln actually As a result the Jannneso ictt. politicians, that W9C ranroVsos-i waited vainly for Mm v.i..- uc urouyilE to liant tnr th If Rothstein dealt in narcotics, that. Mayor for 20 minutes and ended by first time loomed today in the effort of the trustee In bankruptcy nic uruneiUKB rm nr lice captain who happened to be in THE PREDICTIONS. Roger Babson on Sept.

5: "Sooner cr later the stock market boom will collapse like the Florida boom." Irving Fisher on Sept. 5: "Stock prices are not too high and Wall Street will not exc perience anything in the nature of a crash." WHAT HAPPENED. On Sept. 4 the Dow-Jones industrial average stood at 379. Friday it was 324.

a month's drop of 55 points. Babson had forecast a drop Of "60 to 80 points." night clubs, loaned money to actors and actresses, or gambled heavily on norse races, those thi rH7 niau nil Fuller Sc to get the courts to equally bad. But. so far th- permit a public study of the gam-bier's assets. McManus trial for his When E.

M. Fuller Ai tK concerned, these matters cannot ba evidence. brokerage house which flourished vT ley were not even met by the regulation full guard of 40 men and a band whe nthey arrived Navy gat5 he Brooklyn At noon yesterday a luncheon was given the Japanese Admiral and his staff by the Consul General at the Army and Navy Club. Cadets from the cruisers saw a baseball game and 620 sailors came ta Rmntivn several years ago, failed, ft carried Edward M. Fuller and William Will Bar Such Evidence.

"We are not interested for th McOea into criminal courts and caused conviction of both of them. Fuller and McGea vi-rtt finH. ui whs inai in wnat Roth. ff, stein did, beyond his gambling." t1 1 Jit Rothstein, and evidence was brought out In several of their trials that they had lost a sightseeing tour which included said District Attorney Banton, "be-cause we are concerned wholly with By PAUL M. BUNGART.

On Sept. 5 the stock market, near the peaks of the year, cracked sharp, ly when the statistician, Roger Bab Th-Vi-s Cone' fcland. The Visitors Will mmaln to Rothstein. and that, tho the shooting and who did it. The motive was that he did not nav hi rM 10 erage house had been forced to pay son.

with a large speculative fol Warships as Peace Doves. Has Two Note Books. Speaking at th iimo- lowing, predicted a big reaction was due. The market rallied swiftly and the conclusion was that Babson was Uchlyama declared thar. in In the trial of Georse a in tinuation of alternate us, which starts net tr wrong Ilti.

.1 ia UiC debts. We aren't concerned with, why he didn't pay them, merely that he didn't pay them." Because any evidence dealing with Rothstejn's political connections would certainly be ruled out by the trial Judge in the McManus case, the suit brought by the Fuller trustees became more Important. For the normal and successful rfs. vwc niauce mac KorhniPtr.1. .11 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 f.

or japan and America "we believe that warships now become messengers of neaps' ww The experience of the stock market in the past few weeks rather generally proves that Babson was right. Prices have declined almost Maxine Elliott, at the left, and Maude Adams cial deals will be made public In the presentation of evidence on the murder of the gambler. But if Su- taiuiut, iau to De lasting." In the field Of pennnmt. ramea Actress Kestmg After Breakdown on Way Back JJicmc OUn JUSticp Atfrorf preme Court ps much as he predicted they would. Yet on Saturday they recovered in iiwn pit GirrriH Maj.

Gen. Hanson Ely (left) and Vice Admiral Nomura of Japan at Governors Island. me oracr asked by rrom rilm lixpedition Into Jungles Maxine c- sPrasue, as trustee for velopment of this reorientation, it Is essential that Mr. MacDonald's one two-hour session about 25 percent of what they list. No one with any Wall Street ex rii- uciuuti, ruuer concern, the es- ciliott, War and Stage Heroine, Retired in London.

tate of Rothstein win be required to conversations with the President should be represented as an ex- icmuuns Detween our two countries have taken tremendous strides, as is evidenced by the recent reports of your Government. American trade with the East is constantly increasing, showing far greater percentage than her dealings with Europe. "The future is alrearlv nnitn perience seriously challenged Mr f' ntcuunt oooks to show what cnange of views in which not th slightest note of disagreement could Ishbel MacDonald Paints Babson prediction. Their only question was: "When Is it going to imyyeiieo. 10 lost by Fuller to Rothstein in wagers.

Up to the present, all effort. tn exchanges will be more or less neb-ba hinted. On that account, thess mous. and their results, while of the greatest signlficanco sum h. get Rothsteln's papers or notes into nappen.

Ana this Mr. Babson did not answer. In Wall Street, time is just as important as direction of ly foreshadowed, indicating a power This is the eifjhth in a series of articles to appear daily in The Eagle on what has become of persons who. have been prominent in the nexos. Tomorrow THE FOUR OIL BARONS.

Bright Future for Sex TII. KJ I I ful ucveiupmem; oi commercial in tercourse over the Pacific. Recognl tion of the importance nf tho vac impalpable. If the public exnecta a ntsinnia Puduc view nave failed. Such papers as were found in his files by United States Attorney Tuttle or District Attorney Banton have been kept i neany iw interviewers I hat Women Have Made is marked by the two international of concrete achievements as be- tween Messrs.

Hoover and MacDonald. it will be dlsaDDointed. Mr. By FRANK EMERY, congresses which are going to be held in Japan both, iff iact, being Good in Politics and Professions Says They Can Dciaeu any dooks mat the temporary executors of the estate or MacDonald wants to carrv uy Americans. Maude Adams! Maxine Elliott! These names graced the their attorneys found, have also biggest and brightest electric lights on Broadway a ouarter been hidden-Of a century ago.

I-Gainsburg, one of the attorneys suDstantial than art atmosphere, which will demonstrate to British public onlnlnn thot ferf orm Their Home Duties and Still Follow Careers By VYLLA POE WILSON. Eale Buru' MacDONALD BEGINS tvt oisiein estate, Has ad- Government should continue. wuiu cvci uc no iuvin ur as persuading as Miss nuttea trm there are in his pos. is in "Peter Pan." not I session two nntphnnVa A In "Peter Pan," not even trend. Rankers Predicted Crash.

As long ago as last May, one very important banking group predicted a stock market through the summer and a cataclyrm in October. A cataclysm is a serious thing in the financial world and judged by previous reactions the bankers were nearly right. The decline started a little sooner than expected, proving again that time it an essential element in speculation. What led up to the current decline most everyone knows. There is little reason to rehearse the spectacular bidding up of various utility steel, electrical, chemical and other stocks by speculative groups to levels which in manv instnn far TALK WITH HOOVER Adams the little lad who never grew up Washington, Oct.

5 Ishbel Marnnnow i tain important notations, although IN MOUNTAIN CAMP P. B. MATTHEWS HONORED. Lake Placid. N.

Oct. (p that Sir James Barrie conjured made Gotham navlnS Oealt in made Gotham sit ud and taw nn. from pure and Ideal fancy. The any way with Rothstein. world dropped its cares and lost Came and saw nnrt mj r.v-: Continued from Page 1.

ticc. Electric lights on the "main stem" were few and far between B. Matthews of Brldgehampton, L. was elected president of the Council of District School Superintendents of New York at tho Oulshadows TriaL Itself in delightful reverie when xiuvxcu aaumgLon loaay. Not since the coming of the If the Petition of the trustee (n Miss Adams' "Peter Pan" scam frank speaking.

The fastness where pered to the footlishts, smiled, bankruptcy for Fuller Co. is wnen mey reached the heights of their successes. Movies were unheard of. People went to the the rnnce of Wales has Wash they are locking themselves awhile ing here today. leaned over and appealed to the situated at the headwaters of the ington, blase as to notables, succumbed to the charms of nar as an event, dressed up their There will be more women Cabinet Ministers later, she believes.

Women are making good In the professions, she declared, reminding audience: "Do you believe in fat ries?" nuiacs mm carriages ior the cere There probably have been more Kapidan River in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is where Hoover sought often last summer, in fishing, to mony, wore correct evening clothes, outran present earnings, dividends or prospects. Long lines of stocks were accumulated by margin "trader nn mar ABRAHAM tears than smiles on Broadwav. bu: iiciuks ana nissed villains. uiieiviewers mat her sister, Joan, five years her Junior, is studying medicine at Edinburgh, and another sister, Sheila, is now at Ox Way Back In '93. one of Miss Adams' smiles made up for most of them.

escape to his own thoughts. FULTON S.of HOYT a visiting celebrity as it has In the 3G hours since Ishbel entered the gates of this capital. With flying colors she passed through the greatest ordeal of her visit, the meeting with nearly one hundred women writers at the Brit- xne departure for the camD ended to gins that grew steadily thinner. Investors and the pools were selling. When they declined, the larger in- Playwrights vied to write clever ior prime Minister MacDonald pieces around Maxine Elliott's beauty.

The stage i3 still looking; teresta were unariinno tn ford. These sisters do not assist much with the affairs ol state homemaking and entertaining at 10 day of formal calls on high Gov- ihis was In 1893. Both girls were Just a year over 20, and the majestic figures of the drama were Richard Mansfield and Robert B. Mantel. Bernhardt and Duse were beginning iur anoiner jviaxine, more Juno- eminent officials.

He was honor running sne explained, because at, a stag" luncheon In th them. How They Went. Some idea of the extent of the may be frm the British Embassy, given by Sir Esme isn i-mc-assy at 9:15 this morning. This was a test of any woman's self possession, but she handled the situation ably. esque than Juno, with luscious great coils of sparkling black hair that flowed down to her knees.

Her name and beauty guaranteed suc nuwaiu. me British Ambassador. uiey nave enough to do without taking any more work on themselves. Mice MacDonald confessed that she enjoyed the social patr of her uieir series 01 iarewell tours. LotU the late Lotta Crabtree, whose $3,000,000 estate is the largest ever ana attended bv Vice PreiHof cess to any show and Maxine reigned for a decade as the "tnmt.

s-urus, numerous Congressional Uaders, foreign dlnlomarj. nw left by an actress was the reign- juiiuwjng summary covers leading stocks in major industries declines were much larger than these and some stocks advanced in the period. poMuon as ner father's hostess but she did not permi it to take up all miming eaerai omcers. ing favorite. E.

H. Sothern and You Can wear any color if your make-up is correct! of the town." Her charms enraptured thousands, Including the fickle Nat Goodwin. Julia Marlowe were getting their Wears Business Suit. The keynote she struck In her talk with them showed that her chief interests are, after the welfare of her beloved father, In education, health and the welfare of women and children. Seek Interest In Politics.

In this connection the newspaper starts; so were the handsome The silk hat and Close, Spt. i. Low, loss in Oct. 4. polnti.

coat of his mornins attlr hH k. Stock. V. e. Steel Oenerl Electric Served In War Miss Elliott later nlaverl nn on- 209 'i ncury uixie, victor Moore and Walter Hampden.

This was a feu, 48 replaced by a dark ffrav hiisiriAcs .390 years before the young man from other stage, stripped of glamor, suit when he appeared at the White England, George Arllss. camp nvpi ui cr unie. snc deeply appreciates, she said, the oportunity to meet and talk with the great of the world and to hear thi ropinions and views on world subjects. While she Is interested in and gives her hearty support to all movements for women and girls, Miss MacDonald's chief interest in this line is in the building of the enormous clubhouse of the Blue Triangle of the Y. W.

C. A In London which is to be a model of its kind. o-ain. uageay, with no lines women were astounded by the intimate grasp she had on conditions 312ia 291U 118 214', til's loo', 103 -VU 63 'j 73 47'i 55 2 35 27 2.1 29 19', ll3, or cues or gestures, and in which 10 Jlay om ana "centric parts, her beauty was submerged by her or ine advent into Virginia He was prepared to talk earnestly with Mr. Hoover tonight in the firelight of a cabin about ths.

hH Consolidated os New York Centrl.24SS Anacfnda 132 Woniomer Wrd.i:t2"i American Tel 29B'- General Motors 74', Btmdard Oil, N. J. 681, Oaln. among women In Industry, not only in her own but in other countries. This accounts, she explains, for courage and mercy.

This stage was "if fighting front of Flanders in Hi'usipics oi Angio-American 1914 and 1915 and her ner Keen interest In politics, for the They both have emnhnjjl.i bring relief in the form of substantial food and tn tho i part women take in political matters she believes is related to their in importance of understanding between the English-speaking peoples, and such was their toDic. The forth. terest in the progress of the world. So quietly did she enter the li- destitute women and chUdren. She personally brought her own barge 1 down the canals into the bombarded corners of Belgium to lessen th.

i ANGL0-U. S. NAVAL ACCORD HANGS ON coming naval limitations conference brary of the British Embassy, where the women writers were awaiting POLITICIANS GET CASINO REVENUE, LAGUARDIA SAYS as 10 oe discussed, but not in de- suffering. tail FRENCH ATTITUDE No footlights, no cries of no thrones of ner, mac it was some seconds before they realized that this small girlish figure was that of a guest of honor of their country feted, Interviewed and entertained every minute since she arrived with her fathc- in Ne 7 ducers beseiging her. Just shot and shell and misery.

Continued from Page 1. Continued from Page James Walker does so I shall do it on Jan. 1. 1930." xou naven't heard of Broadway giving benefits for Miss Adams or Miss Elliott. Both have full and I York on Friday morning.

Naturally, to every women present her appearance and clothes were of paramount Importance. She Yesterday afternoon Major La Guardia departed from city politics Jong enough to discuss William veuve interests in life. 1 Miss Adams has flitted from Ttoi-. for rle to Kipling and from the stage! to the movies in such a ouiet. nn.i Out of these conversations the heads of the two Governments hope to insure the preservation of world peace and the development of cordial relations and good will among nations.

Event Is Unprecedented. Never before In the history of the United States has there been so unique and unprecedented an event as that which began with the departure for the Virginia mountains. The Initiation of talks between Presidents of the United States and the heads of foreign Governments in the other days have been marked with a pomp and ceremony called for by the formality of international intercourse. The instant the two is below the average in height, but Is well built and has the ruddy complexion and clear glance of the abstract requirements of the United States. The United States, having made a dogma of parity, may discover in the near future that the price is greater than this Government is willing to pay.

Even under the proposed agreement with Great Britain our present cruiser program will not be cut more than two ships, which is a very narrow margin for the absolute reductions which Mr. Hoover deems essential to the Drinclnl nf Travelinq oiicaicr, now under investigation for his alleged connection with the failure of the Geneva disarmament confenrence. He declared that "tnrouh hi blundering tnznsn woman. This enhances her charm, which ostentatious manner as to quite' shock blaring Hollywood. Sho has, been interested in putting the bizarre Jungle story of "Kim" lntoi motion pictures, and has recently1 been in India to take reallst.ie film.

1 is entirely without artificial aid. Her waving light chestnut hair for TI LI with glints of gold through it, was ai rangea in a neat coil at the nape of her neck and her flashing, friendly smile lighted up her eves ine nomei statesmen departed from the Presi ana lace anc revealed lovely teeth. ---i" uuiic mucn to aid the cause of world peace. Shearer threatened to drive him out of the House of Rppresentatives on Jan. 7.

1927. following Major La Guardias attack on the exponents of the big Navy bill. Major La Ouardia fald that he was one of the few Republican Congrcs-nien who backed up the recommendation of former President Calvin Coolldze on the Cruiser bill then pending. Just now she is reported as not so well and resting from a slight breakdown In a resort in May Return Soon. Perhaps Miss Adams contemplates a return to the public that long acclaimed her as "America's greatest and most beloved dramatic disarmament.

If the tentative figures of the projected Anglo-American compromise have to be revised upward on account of France, a definite expansion of the American cruiser program will have tn dential retreat, however, there was begun a peace mission of simplicity, but with the most Intimate cordial Smile Winn Friends. THE Traveling Clock ity. faced. nor costume was a modish tailored dress of heavy black flat crepe with tiny square pin dots In white. This was made with a pleated akirt It is, therefore, a safe Kfatjmertt actress, inanes L.

Waener. the Unattended by any large group of officials or diplomats, the Hoover concert manager and producer, be- that the conversations between Messrs. Hoover and MacDonald will party departed from Washington much as many another family I with collapsible leather case is a boon to travelers. Folded, it occupies little op on bureau or table, it makes an attractive, re survey ine possibilities inherent in the French position. leaving ior a quiet weekend.

In ad dition to those mentioned, the party The Prime Minister has to he piacticai when it comes to questions of imperial defense. The inciuaea miss Arrne Ehankey, White House stenographer. Ktlmson Start for Camp. nnd Jacket blouse effect with which she wore a soft, white silk vestee. Two white gardenias were pinned on the lapel of the blouse.

There as a breezy charm about her friendly "Good morning" which won her group of interviewers at once. "Do take scats." exclaimed Mls MacDonald, pulling forth a chair or two for nearby women as she spoke. ucvca, or oeiicved before Miss Adams was reported as ill, that she will be ready shortly to give a fare-1 well tour, appearing in readings' from plays in which she has; starred. Miss Adams could, in the opinion 1 of Mr. Wagner, who w.as in almost dally touch with her in her Wa3h-i Ington Square home before she sailed, step right into the role of "Peter Pan" now and play it as! engagingly as she did when she was I the sensation of 1905.

Excepting for brief notices nf I Is a point below which, having re-Rard to the continent of Europe, Great Britain cannot cut her cruls-' Secretary Stimson and Mrs. Stlm-son left for Rapldnn from the'r home to Join the Presidential party er strength, even to rjlcase the United States. That Dolnt Is ai uie camp. The quiet stay at the Ranldan sented, it would appear, in the total fieure nf sMimn camp will serve as a recreation for hue Helena Rubinstein Famous beauty Specialist 'will send her Representative Miss Gladys Usell to the Toilet Goods Shop October to 12 liable timepiece. The Ship's Bell Clock has a vigorous nautical mien.

Its unique sea-going chimes ring forth today in many a town and country home. The Hall Clock, stately tne premier after his sea voyage to New York and the strain of the in the Interview which followed she deltly avoided question on topics on which (the did not care to touch, but at the same time she which assumes that the French and Italians will content themselves with a modest cruiser ratio. The President and Prime Minister will discuss the attitude of welcome accorded him in New York HIT-RUN MOTORIST KILLS BABY ASLEEP IN MOTHER'S ARMS Slefpinu In his mother's arms little Peter Marino. 16 months old' was killed at 8.45 last night when a hit-and-run motorist crashed Into the Marino motorcar, turned 't niHd Mrs' Marino nn'l the Baby ti tlie pavement. The chiles Louis Marino an electrician of BHfil 15th had' taken his wife Ida and the baby lor a short ride and wa.s within lno ard cf his home when th occurred.

Marino was dr.ving and Mrs. Marino on a rear scat with the baby. Marino was driving north on 15th ve. As he was tropin Bonson ave. a dark colorKl rottnn ronrrd down the ktrret and strut his car broadside.

As the Marino car overturned, witncsMS told the police th. driver of the 0 her machine continued down HTsofi avc. at a C0-mlle-an-liour clip. ana in Washington. war heroism, Miss Elliott has passed out of the sight of Broadway and her once enthusiastic public since her retirement from the stage in 1910.

Fortune In the form of popular hits has followed thu thoot.r Lonvcyea ner rineere desire to discuss current aflalrs and conditions nance, at all. In the mnsr. gen nis program coflay included a conversation with Secretary Btim-son. Under Secretary Cotton and several subordinate American and British officials who eral terms, if nebulous descriptions un fier visitors. To the nursttnn "tin housekeeping and homcmaklng is Just south of Times Square that bears her name, and with an as ocen given concerning the subjects of discussion are an accurate reflection of the lnten- lsocn dealing with Anglo-American relations, and particularly as they ana aignmea, ana tne swagger Banjo Clock, are mios 01 me two men.

The Prime Minister, even more sured and comfortable Income, the erstwhile great beauty has settled1 down sedately in the city of pos- slbly her greatest triumph Lon-1 don. also here in a wide va riety of styles and sizes MADAME RUBINSTEIN hai proven that a woman can wear the many difficult popular this season if her cosmetics are chosea correctly. Miss Usell will present Madame Rubinstein's "personality" makeup the correct cosmetics for individual types of beauty. a care lor a MiM MacDonald answered quickly and with conviction, 'Whv. no of cotirre I keep house for my father, nut 1 am nto a member of the City Council of London and rpend most of my time at that work." Inlrrrslrd In Lducatltm.

Htr particular Interest Is with t.ie schools and health education for 1.. Played Before King. It was there that Kin Friumrrt cunciTiiea ine navai aiscusslons between the Prime Minister and Ambassador Dawes in London. After the discussion, which lasted nearly an hour, Secretary Stimson said he had reached with the Prime Minister "a basis for frank and friendly conversation." He added that he would treasure the morning's talk with the visiting statesman "as a memory," and felt sure It would help him In the carrvlnir uidn uie i-resincnt, has the greatest motive for the avoidance of controversial topics. What Mr.

MacDonald desires Is a visit that shall result In good will all around. What he does not desire Is an Impression that the President and himself have distuned certain problems and found themselves In disagreement. Such a suggestion would ruin the objects of his mission. It is on that VII viewed her dazzling Jwxuitu from a box a.1 she annearpH 1., Clyde Fitch's "Her Own Way." led 1 the applause through the evening, 1 1 and even requested an Interview III all at astonishingly low prices. WkWisE Son INCORPORATED Jewelert and Silvenmiths 410 Fults.n Sl, Brooklyn, N.Y.

at Dritlge and Hoyt Strceli in vwncn atiui'Ucs and Karnes play an Important part For that reason Mi.ss MacDonald expressed herself as looking forward with keen anticipation to the plav day of the Washington Girl Scouts witn Maxine in which he comnli. WOMAN ATTOItNEY HON'OKM). IVurl Assistant United Mates DlMrlct Attorney for the District of Columbia, lias born elerted a director of the Wusnlnutori Cham-fcir ol Cotntni rcc. the only woman Crector ol the organization. out of some of his official duties in account that an intimation Is given mented her highly, an Incident thnt me xuiure.

mm. in topics as the League of Nations, the British war debt. nri called for considerable comment, Inasmuch as Mi.ss Elliott was from uie larni will not be mentioned. However much of an Idealist he Is at heart. Mr.

MacDonald has his own political position at home to cJifiss Usell will be glad have you consult htr about any ether questions fertainlni la beauty. FRErilMEN FAVOR MEDICINE. (Special to The Eagle.) Easton, Oct. 5 One-thlrH nf Lafayette College's 273 freshmen in tne American stage, then considerably high-hatted on the In London with Mi.ss Elliott Is her sister. Lady Forbes who as Gertrude Elliott arrived on Broadway with Maxine In the early 'nineties, but retired shortly after her marriage to the British star.

I Broadway the Amerlran staire Mrs. th(, Wi.te House lawn this afternoon. "M'ntiirn have made sood In poll-tics in Kncland." she asserted with a quick. Ingratiating smile, and nddid: Hut they can do better. They have been most In executive positions." According ti Mis, MacDonald the selection of Mls Marunret Botid-neld as Minister of Labor ratnr a matter of course to Brttiiti 1 MR.

ST MlKTMt SMITH. F.llf!l"u HcrbHik Is the fnnt Austrian wotiinn to qualify us a master and ailversnuth. started work as an apprentice In l'tto, mid ha now uiiiisliei her own shop and linn exhibited her hnnd-made jcj at tsuiou exposition eonsiuer. 1 he Intranslgeance ol Chancellor Philip Snowden at The HnKue was perhaps the first step In rc-orlentatlon of British politics away from the continent of Europe "tut toward the United States. The 'le Minister's visit here is the ITlllT riOOR, I a A tend to entt-r professions, it was announced hero today, of these, medicine Is the most popular, law next, teaching, dentistry and the ministry In like sequence.

Twenty of the class are residents of New Vork City aud environs. ind drama was In Its swaddling mfin vtAt'-y ciotnes ana striving for recognition wum uie pona wnen Miss AUiuni Other Store News on Pages 4, 5, 16 and 17.