Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1931, Page 12

THE EVENING 1931. __ B Reponed. [ DRFOINENTIC QN to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Jacob W. and Kathleen M. Bulger, twins oy and girl) | Joseph H. and Pauline C. Johnson, twins| (boy and mirD). d Grace Coatney. boy. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, PLANES SPEED TO DAYTON AS FOG IS DISPELLED | Lifting of Allegheny Haze Is Cue for Take-Off From Bolling for Huge Concentration. MAY 14, A—12 « LEITER T0 RESIGN AS WIL TRUSTE Litigation Over Estate Due to End Today With Sign- ing of Compromise. parents were at Ashville. These happy | youngsters, whose laughter and romp- |ing has so enlivened ‘the staid presi- | dential residence, will be missed rot |only by the Presi®ent and Mrs. Hoover | but by every one else associated with | the White House. The two older chil- lEAV | dren, Peggy Ann and Peter, 5 and 4 | years, respectively, have made many riends. The fact the President and Mrs. Hoover are turning over their Palo Alto home to their son and family for | the Summer is taken to indicate Mr. | Hoover has no intention of changing | his mind_about remaining in the Cap- ital this Summer. | The President and Mrs. Hoover will | spend the coming week end a their Rapidan fishing camp. The President will take this opportunity to hold the Herbert Hoover, jr., who has been |second of a series of conferences with visiting his parents at the White House | departmental executives, with a view since he gave up his temporary home | to governmental retrenchment. He will at Asheville, N.. C., three* weeks ago, | have ase his. guests executis of the will leave Washington during the next | Interior * Department. The President few days with his wife’and three small | expects to leave Washington early children for Palo Alto, - Calif., where | Saturday for the camp and to return he will occupy his parents’ home dur- |to the White House Sunday night. | Lifting of the fog which has covered the Alleghenies for several days enabled 9 of 19 Army command and staff planes to leave Bolling Field today for Day. | ton, Ohio, where 672 Army planes are assembling. The other 10 are to leave this afternoon Among_the passengers in the planes leaving this morning were Maj. F. H. Griswold, division stafl; Maj. D. C. Cordiner, divisional _quartermaster: Maj. Hugh Mitchell, divisional signai officer, and Maj. C. L. Beaven, divi- sional 'flight surgeon. Plans for refueling nearly 30 big bombardment planes of the 2d Bombard- |ment Group, Langley Field, en route Two more 450 Combination Stores pledged to daily proof that “Where quality counts your money goes further!” are now conveniently located at 215 Baltimore Boulevard, Colmar Manor, Md. 3423-25 Sherman Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. MAY WE SERVE YOU? Tea Week in Our Stores William A. and Marion C. Bristol. boy. Jullan T. and Dorothy G. Croson. boy. srd Lillian R."Bovd. bos. {Peggy Anne and Peter to Ac- company Parents to Palo Alto, Calif. Paul ov. Arthur J. and Alice ¥_Donnells. Jr.. & James R. and Mildred M. Johnson. girl Harold W. and Harriet L 'Denison, girl Luther C. and Madeline iferndon, "&irl Archie and Henrietta Rosenblatt. itl Robert V. and Helen M. Speiden, girl. Carleton 7. and ¥ Pettit. irl. James E. and Mildred F, Ma:t ul CHICAGO, May 14.—Eight years of | litigatlon among heirs to the late Levi Leiter's $30,000,000 estate are due to end today. Counsel for Joseph Leiter and Lady Marguerite Hyde, Countess of Suffolk Anna_Shipley. boy. both F. Gosnes. boy. and Berks, only surviving children of Chicago's pioneer merchant, presented & comprcmise agreement yesterday to! Judge Denis E. Sullivan, before whom | *'%\ Lady Suffolk brought suit in 1923 to oust her brother Joseph as adminis- trator of the estate. Judge Sullivan said he would sign the decree today. By its terms Joseph | Leiter will resign as trustee. Lady Suf- folk and Daniel V. Harkins, Chicago banker, the third trustee, will then ap- point Darrow Fulton, veteran auditor for the estate, to replace Leit>r. Lady Suffolk will then resign and William Scott Bond, a trustes of the University of Chicago, will be named the third agent of the Leiter estate. Levi Leiter’s | will required there be at least two trustees at all times. The agreement awards $1,027,000 to eight law firms for their services to the esta‘e and to the heirs of Levi Leiter's dead daughters, Lady Mary Leiter Cur- zon and Mrs. Nancy Leiter Campbell, who, like their sister Marguerite, mar- | ried Englishmen. i Attorney fess will be paid by the estate. First heirs must return $422.- 746,82 of their accumulated income to the estate 2t once and $356.337.21 more within nine years. Joseph Leiter will be absolved of financial liability to the estate. The British heirs contended he mis- | managed the estate. which included Illi- | nois coal mines, Wyoming ranch land | and Chicago merchandizing projects. | In 1926 Judge Sullivan declined to oust | him and the British heirs appealed. | ‘The appeal was denied by three judges | sitting en banc last March 24. DISTRICT POLICEMAN ADMITS HITTING WIFE| John 0. Hite Disliked Mate's Com- | panion and Resented Her Re- | marks, Court Told. ‘ Answering the suit of his wife, Vir- ginia, for a limited divorce, Policeman | John O. Hite of the Traffic Bureau | admitted siapping her when she re- | torted that she would entertain whom | she pleased after he had protested at | finding several boistercus couples in | his home. | Hite asked that his wife's petition be dismissed and that he be awarded | custody of their 3-year-old daughter, | now with her grandmother in Boston. ‘ ‘The policeman told the court he had ordered his mother-in-law from their | home because of her nagging, and that | she took the child with her. Two Get Commissions. Commissions in the Army Reserve | Corps have been issued by the War | De) nt to Percy J. Osterhoudt, 1616 P street, as first lieutenant in the | Finance Department and to Willlam B. | Richardson, 216 Quackenbos street, as a second lieutenant in the Quartermas- ter Corps. i Sain and Eveivn V. 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