Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1929 — Page 3

JUNE 14, 1920.

BRITONS HAIL ! NEW ERA WITH DAWES ON JOB Conference on Sunday With MacDonald Expected to Be Highly Important. BY WEBB MILLLER I nit*d Prew Staff Corrfipondent LONDON, June 14.—A new era in Anglo-American relations will begin with a conference Sunday between Charles G. Dawes, the new American ambassador td Great Britain, and Ramsay MacDonald the new British prime minister. The meeting between the leader of one great English-speaking nation and the representative of another across the seas will be the first step in the direct, personal method by which MacDonald apparently intends to cement the friendship be- , tween Great Britain and the United States preliminary to his plans for j world peace. Reaches England Tonight Tile second step will be the prospective conference between MacDonald and President Herbert Hoover in Washington, where the British prime minister may go late this summer for private discussions on disarmament. Dawes will arrive at Southampton tone tht on the liner Olympic to assume charge of the American emba sv here. I.' -s than forty-eight hours later hr v, ill be face to face with MacDonald at a quiet place near Forres, in the Macbeth country. Over their pipes and an English luncheon they will exchange views ; of their governments on naval policies, international disarmament, and other questions vitally affecting relations between the two. A warm welcome for Dawes was predicted by the British press today, and promised by MacDonald. The new ambassador's reputation for r etting things done and the part he played in the first, or Dawes plan reparations settlement were emphasized. was a general expression that if he sustains his reputation he will be the most successful American ambassador at London in many yea rs. Maps Busy Schedule Dawes already has mapped out for himself a schedule in keeping , with the British opinion on his vitality and directions. By special permission of King George, he will be allowed to present his credentials Saturday at Windsor | castle, and the next day he wiil t speed northward to Scotland for his j four-hour afternoon conference with j the prime minister. Tuesday night he will be the honor guest and j speaker at a Pilgrim Society dinner. CITY BAPTIST PASTORS AT DENVER CONCLAVE Seven Ministers Will Take Tart in Church Parleys. Seven Baptist ministers from Indianapolis are attending the Northern Baptist convention which opens in Denver today, after a Modern-ist-Fundamentalist battle which replaced Bishop Francis J. McConnell with Dr. Avery A. Shaw of Dennison university, Granville, O. The Indianapolis ministers, it is said, were divided in their attitude toward McConnell. ' The Rev. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor of the First Baptist church. Will deliver the closing address. Others attending are the Revs. C. M. Dinsmore, superintendent of the Indiana Baptist Conference; U. S. Clutton, Tuxedo Park church; L. C. Trent. Woodruff Place church; B. Moseley, Emerson avenue church; W. R. Jewell, direetpr of religious education in Indiana; and T. J. Parsons, editor of the Baptist Observer. TEXAS PROSPERITY DINNER DRAWS MANY Pan Antonio Celebrates Opening of Huge Theater. B’t Time* special SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. June 14. D.piomatic envoys from four foreign countries, notables from the art.stic theatrical, scientific, professional and political worlds; representatives of the press, secretaries, managers and presidents of Chambers of Commerce and delegations of business men and others from all over Texas and twelve additional . states will assemble at a great Prosperity banquet in San Antonio tonight. ... . , The occasion will inaugurate Texas prosperty month, which will last from June 14 to July 14. and will celebrate the formal opening and dedication of the new and j Greater Majestic theater. The new and Greater Majestic is the second largest theater in the United States and one of the most beautiful playhouses In all the world. SCHOOL DAY EXTENDED Half Hour Added to Grind for Washington Pupils. fiu Vnitcd Pre** WASHINGTON, June 14—The goblin “school days danced gleefully before high school students j here todav, with the issuance of an - order, effective the next school term lengthening the school day one half hour. A pessimistic student with a statistical mind reasoned it meant 5.000 hours more work a day. since the city has 10.000 or more students. Ox Roast for July 4. , Bv I nitf't FORT ANN, N. Y., June 14—The celebration of July 4 here this year j with an ox roast will be a feature of the annual field day of the Odd Fellows encampment. It will take tonr days to roast the ox and four I professional ox roasters will prepare the feast.

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