Monday, Mar. 03, 1930
National Affairs
Feb. 25-March 10--Maneuvers of U. S. battle fleets and Army units; at Panama Canal Zone.
March 6--President Hoover's reception to Army and Navy officials; at the White House.
March 10--Trial of Edward Laurence Doheny; at Washington, D. C., on a bribery charge in connection with the Elk Hills oil lease.
Foreign News
March 2-12--Fourteen hundredth semi-annual Trade Fair; at Leipzig, Germany. Expected attendance: more than 185,000.
March 6--Twenty-seventh birthday of Empress Nagako of Japan.
March 7--Eightieth birthday of Thomas G. Masaryk, president of Czechoslovakia.
March 13--International law conference; at The Hague. Problem: progressive codification of international law; sponsor: League of Nations.
Art
Feb. 28-March 30--Annual exhibit of the Society of Independent Artists; at Grand Central Palace, Manhattan.
March 3-10--International Antique Exposition at Grand Central Palace, Manhattan.
March 5--Sale of famed Lansdowne marbles; in London.
March 11--Close of exhibit of modern architecture, auspices of the Architects Club of Chicago; in Chicago.
Music
March 1--Annual Inter-Preparatory School Glee Clubs contest; at Town Hall. Manhattan.
March 1--Revival of Charpentier's Louise at Metropolitan Opera House. Manhattan. Principals: Lucrezia Bori. Antonin Trantoul.
March 7--Concert by the Philadelphia Orchestra; in Philadelphia. Guest conductor: Tullio Serafin, of the Metropolitan Opera.
Aeronautics
March 1--Exhibition of German airplanes, seaplanes, gliders; in Manhattan. Sponsors: German Aero Club, Ministry of Transportation.
March 1--Inauguration of full fleet passenger service on New York, Rio & Buenos Aires Line.
March 8. 9--International sail plane congress at Darmstadt, Germany.
Sport
BICYCLES
March 2-8--Six-day race at Madison Square Garden. Manhattan.
BOWLING
March 1-April 6--American Bowling Congress; at Cleveland.
COURT TENNIS
March 3--National amateur singles championships in Manhattan.
DOGS
March 4--Dog-sled derby (200 mi.); from Le Pas to Flin Flon, Canada.
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