PAPERS ME SERVED IK
N. ». SLANDER SUIT
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21. (^—Pre
paration of a half million dollar
slander suit against Mrs. George
f Baker, wife of the chairman of
the First National Bank, was dis
closed when the Supreme Court
Justice issued an order permitting
the service of papers on Mrs.
Baker by leaving them at the
Baker town house
All other efforts to serve the
papers had proved fruitless.
Mrs. Mary Emma Calhoun, real
estate operator, is bringing the
suit. Mrs. Calhoun, according to
her attorneys, is a cousin of Mrs.
Baker- The suit, according to the
counsel for Mrs. Calhoun, origi
nated in statements said to have
been made by Mrs. Baker about
her cousin , but the attorney
would not discuss the grounds
further, pending filing of the
complaint.
Mrs. Baker could not be reached
for comment at her country home
on Long Island
EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED
FOREIGN MICE POSTS
A written examination for com
mission to the Foreign Service,
will be held commencing January
18, 1932, at the following points: j
Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cincin-:
nati, Denver, New Orleans, New
York, Philadelphia, St- Louis, St.
Paul, San Francisco, Seattle, and
Washington.
The oral tests completing the
examination will be held in
Washington beginning May 2,
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Applicants desiring to qualify
' for the Foreign Service must be
specially designated for examina
tion . Applications for designa
tion are to be addressed to the
Secretary of State and must be
filed not later than 40 days before
the date set for the written ex
amination. No designations for
the examination to be held on
January 18, 19, and 20, 1932, will
be made after December 8, 1931._
Issued by the Department of
State
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