Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 19

FORD SAYS WETS AID PRORIBITION Organized Efforts Against Movement Give impetus to By the Acsc DETROT Organized ef- forts to n * the Volstead act are serving to make prohibition enforce- ment possible, in the opinion,of Henry Ford, who devotes “Mr. Ford’s Page™ In this week's issue of the Dearborn Independent to a discussion of modi- fication of tae dry law. The Detroit motor manufacturer says history usually means “studying books.” bu at get very far with b v in the books unless we have se of present events, ‘Some people write and speak as if great movements solely on the all on the co were dependent rtisans and not at sans. Take for ex- ample prohi Many think that the movement for a de-alcoholized bumanity depends solely on the efforts of those who favor prohibition. This 1s purely a partial view. “The ‘wets, so-called, a part of the prohibitior e the ‘drys’ and it will be the ‘wets’ who at last will make the country “dry.’ Is this a parad all. Only the exaggerations ‘wets' can put paign. It this ha try we should nev brainy probal wet’ gullibility. support for rease in st kind of . ement for nnot minimize the im- a liquorless e i kiven by ‘the wet' forces: | lincoln Townsend, treasurer, and thew furnish the re e which | Oscar horup, secretary. enable povement te r speed members of the and power. The count uld not | hoard of zt vhom are £o ‘dry’ without them. And it is be. MeKee coming ‘drier’ all the time because of | Mayrice Rosenberg Hilton them James 1. Baden, k. ( am, John CASE REVIF:W SOUGHT. Wickersham Asks Further Action in Excise Tax Case. Counsel for the National Paper Type Co. vesterday asked the| United States Supreme Cou view its recent decision holding the special excise tax imy der the revenue act of 192 2 export busin n, former At- ieneral, represented the com- torney pany, The petition pointed out that the irt had held excise taxes imposed | of engag- foreign or interstate commerce invalid. and insisted that the same construction should be given similar Federal laws Doumergue Aids Fund. April 9 (®).—President Dou- | ibed 50.000 frar 2 fund for the na- | sed by Finance Min- 301313 Altus Guarantesd tire 8234 Troman Guaranteed Tire 38x4 Troman Guarantead Tire 31x4 Suocesa Guaranteed Tire 32xé Snccess Guaranteed Tire 32x4 Oxford Guaranteed Tire 8335 Oxford Guaranteed Tire 33x5 Cupples Guarantead Tire Cord. T T T el et Iaigiti sl iiiaiiaiaatiiatiiidases diiticasiaataiiddesisiiaaadatiaaiiasiioiiit gty ot $94.95 T R BALLOON CORD TIRES Temee Cord- £10.95 G 1008 -$17.95 -R189 19,95 $22.95 Enavantesd 30%5.37 Troman Cord. 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CITY CLUB NOMINATES FIVE PRESENT OFFICERS All Except Secretary. Who De. clined. Proposed for Ensu- ing Year. Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan last night " | was renominated president of the City | Club at a meeting at the club. election will be April 22 rs of the club, ex- S. McKee, All present offic y, James ed renomination, were pro- -election Edward S Ru Wineman, Samuel J LIFT el f x MORE FOR OUR AFTEREASTERSALE PRICES ASSURE IT! RRRRREERRERRERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRARRRRRRRRRRRRRY. VR b~ N Goods at lower prices. Ash Receiver Automatic Cigar Lighter With_ Olgaretts and Maich Tray maay boag- Clamps on the § tiful colors dash. Disappear- ch vour up- ing cord to reach assengers in .. $1.49 39c- Front Springs for Fords i Seven-Leaf. Guaranteed - 99¢ > i STOP LIGHT { Transmission i [ RGrsas 49c “tat §9c¢ "'(Mlllll’.'::‘.vllllf. Mnl:::flnl-u, HIGH PRESSURE GUN AND HOSE e——— Hos Can ..99¢ Gun . dasted to Any ALEMITE The Those in addi- Foreign and Inland Removals of Household Goods and Fine Effects. 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FIGHT WILL CONTINUE ON PERSONNEL BOARD Naming of Judge Warwick Will Not Stop Efforts to Abolish It, Says Employes’ Organ. Appointment of Judge Walter W. Warwick as head of the Personnel Classification Board, will not stop the efforts of the National Federation of Federal Employes to abolish the board. : This i{s announced in the current number of the Federal Employe, official organ of the federation. “Judge Warwick’s attitude during fis former service as chairman of the Personal Classifi the of Federal employes but all' real ad- herents of classification. “His appointment, however, does not cure the inherent evil of the‘ad- ministration of the classification act by the Personnel Classification Board, and will in no way lessen our efforts to secure the ‘abolishment of the board and the transfer of its powers, duties and functions to the United States Civil Service Commission.” Comply With New 0il Law. 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