- Grandson of Marshal Foeh Weds
Jean Becourt Foch, grandson of the late Marshal Ferdinand Foch. is
seen leaving Saint Francois-Xavier church, Paris, with his bride, the
former Mile. Colette Houdemon, daughter of General Houdemon of Le
Bourget’s military air bases. Jean Foch is a lieutenant of cavalry.
Illinois Professor Gets
High Chemistry Award
Prof. Roger Adams, head of the
department of chemistry of the Uni
versity of Illinois, has been award
ed the Willard Gibbs medal of the
Chicago section of tlie American
Chemical society for 11)30—one of
the highest scientific honors In the
United States. Professor Adams
is famous for his synthesis ofchnul
moogric acid, effective In ttie treat
ment of leprosy, and of local an
esthetics Including butyn, particu
larly useful in eye operations. His
researches In organic chemistry are
hailed as “outstanding.” He retired
as president of the chemical society.
American Hockey Team Sent to Olympics
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Y This is the United States hockey team that has sailed for Germany to take part In the winter Olympic
games. Front row, left to right: Elbridge Boss, Boston, Mass.; Paul Rowe, Boston; Thomas Moone, Boston;
Coach Walter Brown; John Lax, Boston; Gordon Smith, Boston; Frank Spain, Boston. Back row, left to right:
Malcolm McAlpin, Fred Kammer, New York; Phil LaBatte, John Garrison, Boston; Frank Stubbs, Boston,
and Frank Shaughnessy, Montreal, Canada.
Chicago Lightning Flash
Will Skate in Olympics
Eddie J. Schroeder of Chicago,
who was selected by the American
Olympic association as a member
of the United States speed skating
team.
Chief Scout Executive Honored
After 25 years of service as chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts
of America, Dr. Francis E. West was presented with an oil painting of
himself by members of the national staff and employees. The above
photograph, made at the presentation, shows Mrs. West, Dr. West and
Walter W. Head of St. Louis, Mo., president of the National Council.
Ice Jam Threatening Trenton’s Water Supply
At its highest level in 31 years, the Delaware river’s Ice jam at Trenton, N. J., was at dangerous heights.
It had overflowed a 12-foot retaining wall and flooded the municipal water plant, seen In the background, uud
many cellars.
Scenes and Persons in the Current News •
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1—President Roosevelt delivering his message on “the state of the Union," with Vice President Garner
and Speaker Byrns presiding over the Joint session of congress. 2—Senator Carter Glass of Virginia In
spellbound amazement before a huge basket of flowers sent to his office on his seventy-eighth birthday. 8—
Dr. Edwin Grant Conklin, Princeton biologist, who was elected president of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
He Ran World's Fair;
Now He Will Run NBC
Maj. Lenox Riley Lohr, formerly,
general manager of the Century of
Progress exposition, Chicago, was
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elected president of the Nntlonnl
Broadcasting company, succeeding
Merlin H. Aylesworth, who asked
to be relieved of his duties.
Huge Ice Castle Near South Pole
A remarkable picture of an Iceberg formation, made near the South
pole by Photographer Pontlng, a member of (’apt, Robert F. Scott’s
Antarctic expedition of 1912. The picture, recently found among the
effects of the late Captain Pontlng, never has been published before.
It has an ethereal quality seldom found even in Jack Frost’s urtlstry.
Gives Her Prize to a Sick Girl
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Mrs. (Jeorge Horace Lorlmer, on the right, giving her $1,000 award,
received for being the “most outstanding woman” of Philadelphia for
the year, to fourteen-year-old Mildred Applebee, to pay for Miss Applebee's
care in a tuberculosis saitarium. Mrs. Lorlmer, who is president of the
Republican Women of Pennsylvania and active In women’s clubs and
charitable organizations, received I lie annual award, which was presented
by the Uimbel store, at a luncheon.
Jeff Davis, Hobo King,
Visits the White House
Jeff Davis, king of the Interna
tional Itinerant Workers, union of
hoboes, in all ills royal finery was
a recent visitor at the White House.
The Chief Executive was unable
to take time to see the hobo de
luxe, but nevertheless Jeff pledged i
the support of 600,000 knights of |
the road to Roosevelt. He snid
that Roosevelt had done more for
the hobo than any other President.
This Is What They Call the Sunny Southland
Some comfort may be derived from this picture by winter-bound folk In the more northern states. It show*
a scene in Atlanta, Cla.. during a cold snap more severe than had been experienced there In 25 years.
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Calm Determination
Check and restrain anger. Never
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And It has entirely subsided.—Lord
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