Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1929, Page 18

- MANY SUGGESTED FOR CLAIMS POST Department of Justice Lists Twenty-seven for Possible Appointment. By the Associated Press. A large number of persons have been suggested for judge of the United Stater Court of Claims. The list announced by the Department of Justice includes: ‘William A. Ayers, Witchita, Kans.; tWalter M. Provine, Taylorsville, II.; George M. Young, New York; James C. Strong, Blue Rapids, Kans.; Charles R. Crisp, Americus, Ga.; John hu:f B';m- hagen, ITll; Percy W. Phillips, New ‘Texas; York Joh‘{n‘cg B‘fl:‘ Lake City; North ;u?{uéefl&mfllrm Ferry W George W. hul E. Winter, Ouper Wyo Pred G v rson, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Husband Is Loser In Indian vs. Greek Debate With Wife By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 10——1! Peter Hipin hx" v':’m R one xlgfl n‘ f the Smifl, might not hlve been in t! ital today. It was one of those little spats that serve to enliven murlmuny u.lnr he of Gri f as dant of the thkfect l.rldilns n wun‘t w bout /, but when he uld m-s I cun- rom A bunch of wild men, I went wild.” At the hospital where Mayo as taken for treatment o( a razor-slashed wrist, he was un- communicative. GREEK SOCIETY’S OUTING. Broup of Women Aids in Ameri- canizing Immigrants. ‘The Mutual Aid Society, composed of y M. |80 women of Greek descent who are Cox, Mcbeun Va. Lisle Smith, Xndhnlpohs Alexlnder napolis; O. D. Stree m ’|at the Beach tomorrow—the H achoo! of Berwyn Presbyterian Church C.; M. F. Seawell, C Andnw J. Monugue mchmond Va. GEN. GOURAUD ) TO ARRIVE IN CAPITAL TOMORROW Commander of Fourth French Army in War En Route to Attend Rainbow Division Reunion. Gen. ander of | Hnnrl J. E: Gouraud, military | interested in the Americanization of Greek immigrants, is holding its an- nual outing today at Chesapeake Beach. 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By the Associated Press. indicated tal deficit mmru his position. pi nn-m Harrlson _of uhnmippl a Democrat on the ance commi THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, ter General; the division 2 comtract sl Becond Mllllnt Pulmnm ——— NAVY SERVICE CHANGES. Admiral Raby Relieved From Ex- JULY 10, 1929. edical here and proceed for duty -bo-rd the U. 8. Trenton. Lieut. (junior grade) Glenn 8. Campbell and Lleut (jun.lor As-| Thomas Jackson, jr., Of In many hospitals for tha tmumm of nervous and mental good nouris] foed and plont.y ol it is re- garded as one o! the molmb: eory_that phigsioal” condition - wids’, mental’ e is the basis for the trelflnqnt trn Duty—Officers Reassigned. .“&.___o_—_ 'y Department orders made pub- llc yllurd‘y show that Rear Admlrl-l elleved from addi o) pects of buge Post Office Depart- ment deficits during the next five years, | more Government disclosed in administration circles, hnn Brown Announces Changes. 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