Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 37

" BLISS AND MARCH MADE GENERALS! Win High Rank Under New| Law Without Increase in Their Pay. With the approval by the Prealdent ©f a special act.of Congress at this ses- | sion, which gives war-time rank, with- out increased pay, to certain officers on the retired list of the Army, Maj. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, former member he Supreme War Council, and Maj. Cen Peyton C. March, war-time chief ol ataff, become full generals on the re- tired list, and Maj. Gen. Hunter Lg- gett and Maj. Gen. Robert L. Bullird, ‘who commanded the 1st and 2d Ameri- can Armies, respectively, become lieu- tenant generals on the retired list. Richard B. Russell, jr. Only five American Army officers | are candidates for the Democratic nomination for governer of Georgia. have reached the permanent grade of | ethers are in the race. (left), of Winder and John N. Holder of Jefferson SHOOTINGS FOLLOW POLITICAL UNREST Mexican State While Adherents Fight. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex, June 26.—Two men claimed - authority to rule the state of of a political disturbance which led to the impeachment of Gov. Franeisco Al- ines, chief of state police, yesterday. Gov. Almada sought to rule the state from Juarez, where he fled by airplane yesterday after impeachment by the Ohamber of Deputies on charges of mis- conduct, brought by followers of Man- uel Prieto, candidate for governor. At Chthuahua City Manuel Jesus Es- trada, a Prieto partisan, was acting as Two Claim Governorship °'}mm D o { were bein group of Chihuahua, Mexico, today as the result | mada and the slaying of Gabriel Jim- | capital concerning the slaying of Jim- ines, the flight of Gov. Almcda, the impeachment session and the inaugu- ration of Estrada as provisional gove ernor. Reports Censored. The correspondent of El Continental, Spanish language paper, published in El Paso, last night sent a written ac- count by airplane messenger, saying telegraph censorship had been estab- Nine members of the Legislature were present, he said, among them two Dep- uties, Valente Chacon Baca and Vir- gilio Cassalle, who were impeached sev- | eral months ago. ‘While the charges against Almeda read, the correspondent said, men headed by Gabriel Jim- inez, chief of state police, came through the corridor of the palace and began shooting at the Deputies. During the exchange of bullets Jiminez was shot in the head and killed aimost instantly. Several others were injured. This account stated that when the shooting started Gen. Eulogio Ortls, chief of military operations in the state of Chihuahua, was in his office in the right wing of the palace and immediately rushed to the Deputies’ chamber, giving orders for troops in the barracks to help establish order. holding a conference, and started shooting. :mumn he said, was wounded. ‘Ambulances took l'ly at least six wounded, the engineer asserted. Four hundred men of the National Revolutionary party presented them- selves to Gov. Almada, in Juarez, and n.fled their services to him. Sein, secretary of state, and Uldmhry Ignacio Chavez Franco ‘were reported as having been arrested. Almada, in Juares, claimed the im- nt session and insuguration of tudn WAS m.m because, he sald, R s Quorum of Deputies E‘. He blamed Gen. Eulogio Ortiz t.ne Soup ageinst the Almada ad- ing the oath of o l:mqum Po-”’ who reacl Paso gllne luz h; fram Chlhulhut City, m}h r El Cantinental that a group of Deputies, headed by De uty c-xlnl Enriquez, enemies o! tered the couneil morning, whm B and em| PO Because of the increasing number of news) un ot %z‘é.’ to Almada were Quality Counts! Our Producer to Consumer Plan brings you }{ughcst Quahn \Ieat:, Fonds and Table Our sav- Whiie Gialigi6 re 13 1ty Your Meney Goes Furth —Associated Press Photo. full general on the active list. They | are: George Washington, Ulysses S. Grant, Willam T. Sherman, Phil H. H. Bliss and Peyton C. March are now | damsels who_are the added to the retired list other full general in our Army s Charles P. Summerall, who holds that | rank temporarily by virtue of being the | present chief of staff. He is the only | fuil general on the active list. Of the 14 lieutenant generals who | have been promoted to that grade, 11 have attained their rank while in ac- tive service, as follows: George Wash- ington, Ulysses S. Grant, William T. Sherman, Phil H. Sheridan, Jehn M. Schofleld, Nelson A. Miles, Samuel B. M. Young, Adne R. Chaffee, John C. Bates, Henry C. Corbin and Arthur MacArthur. Gens. Hunter Liggett and Robert L. Bullard exercised command in war as temporary lieutenant generals, but their permanent appointments were gained under the provision of this act, after retirement from active service as major generals. They join Lieut. Gen, Edgar Jadwin, who retired with increased rank by virtue of his :erv&ce in the building of the Panama cn { PASTOR BANS “WAVES” OSLO (N.AN.A).—The church au- thoritis in the village of Bremnes, near Haugesund, have taken exception to ‘waved hair. Indeed, they will not have waves in the choir. 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