BERLIN, July 24 UP).— The Foreign
Press Club of Berlin, which has just
celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of its founding, lays claim to being the
most cosmopolitan press club in the
world. Among the 100 members are
correspondents from 25 countries, in
cluding 20 American newspaper men.
The importance of the organization
is appreciated by the German foreign
office and the diplomatic corps. At the
anniversary banquet. Foreign Minister
Stresemann and the papal nuncio
Mgr. Pacelli, delivered addresses. Vir
tually the entire diplomatic corps and
leading German newspaper editors
and politicians attended the dinner.
/ Price of Elephants Gains.
BERLIN, July 24 UP). —Elephants
axe going up in price, says John
Hagen Beck, brother of the late Carl
Hagen Beck, who sells wild animals
to zoos and circuses throughout the
world.
Pachyderms of the jungle are "get
ting wise" to big game huntere.
Hagen Beck declares, and it costs
much more money than formerly to
oatch them alive. A specimen
weighing about a ton, he said, is now
worth $3,000 delivered in Europe;
while larger ones bring around
$5,000.
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