Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1929 — Page 3

NOV. 13, 1929.

RONALD LINDSAY NAMED BRITISH ENVOYTO D.S. Succeeds Sir Esme Howard When Latter Retires Next Year. I; <i I a,ted Pro* LONDON, Nov. 13.— Appointment of Sir Ronald Lindsay to succeed sir Esme Howard as British ambassador at Washington, upon Sir Esme’s retirement next year, was announced here Tuesday night. Sir Ronald, who was undersecretary of state for foreign affairs, has had wide experience in the diplomatic service and is well known in the United States. He was in Washington during the Roosevelt and Wilson administrations. He married Martha Cameron, daughter of the former Pennsylvania senator, in 1909. After her death, he married Elizabeth Sherman Hoyt, daughter of the late Colgate Hoyt of New York. His diplomatic career started in 1898 and he later served as ambasador to Turkey and Germany. Sir Robert Van Sittart, private -ecretary to Prime Minister MacDonald. will succeed Lindsay as undersecretary. Sir Robert accompanied the prime minister on his last visit to the United States. Sir Esmond Ovey, former minister to Mexico, and at one time second .secretary to the embassy in Washington, was appointed ambassador to Moscow. The Labor government recently gained approval of the liou.se of commons for its procedure in resuming diplomatic relations v. ith Soviet Russia. VETERANS HEAR TALK Holliday Post Arranges Yearly Party for Children. William P. Evans, attorney, was principal speaker at the monthly meeting of John H. Holliday post, No. 186, American Legion, at 108 North Pennsylvania street, Tuesday night. Plans for a Christmas party, to be held at the Knightstow*n Soldiers’ lid Sailors' Orphans home, were o. r ;; (1. Charles E. Jefferson, post .•cninir ndcr, presided. CHOIR CONCERT SLATED Tabernacle Presbyterian Group in Program Thursday Night. Choir members of the Tabernacle Pre.ibytrrian church, Thirty-fourth tied and Central avenue, will give a cone. . at, the new recreation hall ul the church Thursday night, Nov. 21. • I.eadui? entertainers will be Norma France, contralto; Marie Dawson Mur: - ; 11. violinist; Willard MacGregcr. pi.,> . .;. and Mrs. Frank B.

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