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PAGE TWELVE k. IVBBOCK. TEXAS, MORNTXG AVALANCHE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1929. ollege Student Gets Big Thrill On Football Date With Ishbel MacDonald, Great HORTENSE SAFNDERS NEA Service Writer NEW YORK, Oct.

23. much like an American col- ege of serious but interested in everything, and intelligent company, knows her stuff, always looks nice but to be thinking about herself jr how she That was the impression Ishbel MacDonald made on a Columbia college student, Horace Ander- wn, whose privilege it was to i Second Lady to a football; and to dance with her at the given in her honor by the Henry Street. Settlement. with which he also Is connected, 2 outstanding thing about her is her interne interest in social he said. our way up to ft Baker Field for the game, which always called a she was asking questions, and taking notes about our metnods of social service.

4 True Football Fan a the game she was interested in the crowds, and in the spectacle generally, ms well as the play. She sat bareheaded, completely ab- sorbed, following every alertly iy. Though she had seen few foot- ball she knew the rules perfectly, and thought it much easier to follow than rugby, the English equivalent. delighted her more than the cheer leaders. Organized ing was new to her, because, she ft said, in England, though everyone shouts and yells, there is no ed and staged enthusiasm.

expressed her regret that she would not be able to see one Crisis Is Faced In France After Cabinet Resigns President Doumergue Calls Government Officials In Conference For Review Of Political Affairs Flying Boats Similar To Are To Be Built By General Motors Co. of the big league baseball games. When she was over here before, she 121 became very much interested in It was ail very i Ishbel MacDonald, right, as she watched Columbia trounce V. slrv.n 52 to 0 in a football game. There was a thrill in it too for Horace Anderson, left, a college student, for he it was who had the date with Britain's gold, and a canoe ride when she and her father each worked a pad- PARIS, Oct.

23. Doumergue today called in Paul Doumer, president of the senate, and Fernand Bouisson, president of the chamber, who reviewed with him the political situation occasioned by resignation of the cabinet of Premier Aristide Briand yesterday. M. Buisson leaving the Elysee palace said: crisis will be long and difficult and the situation Briand Goes Down M. Briand, who less than three months ago suggested Raymon Poincare as Jiead of the government, went down by a vote of 288 to 277 when he made his desire for postponement of interpellation on foreign policy a question of confidence.

His cabinet shortly afterward resigned. Various public figures were mentioned as possible heads of a new cabinet. Foremost among these were Andre Tardieu, minister of interior in the defunct government; Joseph Paul Boncour, prominent deputy, and Jules Steeg, former resident general of Morocco. People Dissatisfied Dissatisfaction with Premier government, which he had never hoped would last long, arose NEW YORK, Oct. 23.

of a general motor subsidiary to build flying boats of the type of the Dornier DO-X and incorporation of a Zeppelin Transport company for service between California and Hawaii were announced today. Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors Corporation, witnessed the successful test flight of the German-made Dornier DO-X with 169 persons aboard over Lake Constance, Switzerland, Monday. Build In L. S.

The announcemeni said amphibians would be built in this country under Dornier design and patents in accordance with an agreement reached with the Dornier Aircraft company of Germany several months ago. Dr. Maurice Dornier. designer of the flying boats, will come to this county next month to assist in launching the new company. In addition to amphibians of the Dornier DO-X size, smaller craft will be built.

The General Motors Dorniers principally from conviction he had let France come off second best in its dealings 'frith Great Britain at the Hague reparations conference and with dissatisfaction with his agreement to take French troops out of the Rhineland, Wide insistence on non-inclusion of submarines in 1 the projected London naval agreement loomed, too, as a probable cause of embarrassment. There was feeling in some quarters mat a lead- Frances note of acceptance of tie mp ohurch at Billingsgate. England. London pat ley invitation has just opened a public parking have stated its submarine position f0r motorcycles in the churchyard. are planned for domestic and international service.

The Fokker Aircraft Corporation of America, forty per cent of the stock of which Is owned by General Motors, will be associated In the Dornier project. The Pacific Zeppelin Transport company, has been organized by a group of New York banking Interests, including Grayson M. P. Murphy, Lehrman brothers and W. A.

Harriman and Company, and the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation of Akron, O. Plan Air Service The company plans a 36-hour airship service between cities on the California coast and Hawaii, whirh it Is planned to extend later to the Philippines and Japan. Jerome C. Humsaker, vice-president of the Goodyear Zeppelin company, is expected to head the company. Paul W.

Litchfield president of the Goodyear Zeppelin company, said plans for the service have been discussed with President Hoover and heads of the navy, war and commerce departments. He said his company planned to begin construction of two 100-passenger airships as soon as two Zeppelins now being built for the navy are completed. This is the second airship coronation organized within a week with the support of New York hankers. Papers were filed in Delaware for the Internationa! Zeppelin Transport Corporation, which plans a trams-Atlantic airship service. PASSENGERS RESCUED DETROIT, Oct.

23. persons, including one woman, were taken off the grounded freighter N. J. Nesson of Detroit at noon today shortly after the vessel began showing signs of breaking up under heavy seas which have been PQunding it on the reef off Leamington, Ont. The rescues were effected by Canadian coast guards from Point Pelee under command of Captain James Grubb.

RIGHTS DENIED MEXICO CITY, Oct. 23. (A5) The department of the Interior ruled today women have no political rights in Mexico and hence cannot vote in the presidential elections November 17. Its ruling was in answer to a query of women's clubs of the State of Coahuila. A Pole who had begged in Pans for years has just been found to own property from which he received nearly $1,000 a year.

clearly a tramp through th woods were a part of the entertainment. Later in the day, negro singers came to the house and sang spirituals for the Prime Minister and indoor baseball, and played it several times herself, and she could visualize what a star like Babe Ruth could do on a daughter, something both of dancing partner, and a decided sue- a xss in the ball room, according to f1L.c' Ishbel fell so hard for Rudv la an excellent dancer, and VaJees singing that she seems to be enjoying herself every records nine times on he said. is a vivid- evening. ness about her that makes her distinctive. Yet she is not in the least Joseph Summerfield, who was be- frivolous or artificial.

ing treated with radium tubes for imrpessed me particularly cancer in a hospital at Birming- about her was her adaptibtlity, and ham. England, died during an emer- fv.n nf woprpcK RhP gertcy operation to recover a tube the range of her interests. She could be interested in a game one moment, and in two little settlement house kids the next. She was always poised, but utterly devoid of Miss MacDonald, he said, side stepped motors every chance gency operation which slipped into his lung To operate an automobile in Germany one must pay nearly $50 for a i license, and pass an examination and complete a course of instruction in she I a traffic school, licensed by the gov- could and always wanted to know ernment. all of which requires sc if one walk to a given des- eral weeks, illation.

Enjoyed Fall Weather Franciscan Friars from North After a round of diplomatic and Wales made a special trip to Ken- social affairs, Miss MacDonald was tush hop fields in England during delighted to spend her last full day the recent hop-picking season or all your clothes in America quietly, a guest at the Westport, estate of Miss Lillian WaJd, who is head of the Henry Street Settlement. A drive through the Connecticut Hills, resplendent in russet and. care for children whose parents wer working in the fields. Plan to Attend Home Coming Game. Saturday, October 26.

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