Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1928, Page 9

IMMERCE GROUPS “OFFER TO RESIGN tiodal Body Refuses to Approve | Move Made by Junior Chambers. [ the Associated Pres. were presented to the national body here today when the natlonal conven- tion-of the organization failed to make any readjustment of the dues of locals to_the national body. The maximum now pald by any or- ganization is $300 regardless of the number of members. Efforts have been made to increase this to give the or- ganization more money, but all such proposals were voted down today, Speak- cors for the larger chambers who wish to increase the funds of the organization charged that the chamber as now run g THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 17, 1928—PART 1. of Los Angeles to the board of direc- tors in an effort to heal the breach. . E. A. Baets of San Antonio was clected president of the national or- ganization and Flint, Mich, was se- lected for the 1929 convention. Richard F. Wood of Omaha was made executive vice president, and E. W. Viets of Flint, Mich.; Baxter Maddox of Atlanta, Walton Clinton of Tulsa, Okla., and Rollins Dunn of New York were chosen vice presidents. One-third of the population of New FOREIGN AIR SWAY FEARED IN FRANCE Series of Performances by British, Americans and Italians Cited in Consideration, —_— By the Associated Press. French airplane market following the long serles of exceptional performances by British, American and Itallan com- binations. Prance considers the Hispano-Sulza, despite its Spanish connections, as es- sentially French, but news that that compnn{ had taken over the rights for the Wright Whirlwind and may even assume rcspnmlblm{ for European production’ of several other American models caused something akin to con- s:er‘nnlon in the continental aviation circles. that Rolls-Royce, with its cone o Y the Frenth govefniment. 107 ime Wi iC] the supplying of new motors for all existing French hydro-airplanes and amphibians, and that a settlement will be reached as soon as the next budget is safely past the Chamber of Deputies. e SRS D Sues for Limited Divorce. Mrs. Irene Humphries, 215 E street southeast, has filed sult for a limited divorce from Walter Humphries. They were married June 19, 1913, and the FLAGS FLY FOR WILHELM. Doorn Celebration of 40th Anniver- sary of Coronation Continued. DOORN, Holland, June 16 (®.— Flags flew in all parts of Doorn today in continuance of the celebration of the fortieth anniversary of former Em- peror Wilhelm's accession to the throne of Germany. The celebration started yesterday, DISTRT TOMAKE. FOURTH A BIG DAY Airplane Demonstration Is 0% Program—Fireworks De- The new records of the Fiat, with a probability of a coalition with another French concern, has not helped to calm the situation. It has now been learned York City lives in tenement houses con- structed prior to 1901. These are all | antiquated, according to modern stand- is a “peanut stand business.” The convention refused to accept the resignations and then elected C. Edward Dohlin of Chicago and Durward Howes when Wilhelm himself conducted spe- cial devotional services in Doorn House for members of his family and suite. PARIS, June 16.—French motor con- structors are still exclted over possi- bilities of foreign builders capturing the wife charges cruelty and desertion. 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