Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1931, Page 11

OHID LEGIONNAIRES STUDY LOAN ISSUE Resolutions to Request Inter- | est Waiver Planned at State Session. l CLEVELAND, Ohijo, August 17 Started on their annual three-day con Amy Johnson, Daring Aviatrix, Refuses to Ride in Tokio Taxis By the Associated Press. TOKIO, August 17.—Am: Johnson, the British aviatrix, who delayed ‘returning to London so that she could meet Col. and Mrs, Charles A. Lindbergh when they arrive this week, has refused to ride in Toxio taxis. “The taxi drivers here are too fast,” she said yesterday. “They take too many chances. they are even wor: thnn thOR darting taxis of Pari Miss Johnson dew here recently by easy stages from London ¥ention by tart phrases trom M), Gen. FLANDIN FORESEES Smedley D. Butler of the Marines and wmy optimisms from Gov. George White | f Ohio, 10,000 members of the Ohio De- Partment of the Américan Lo wlon gol | down to business today. The Resolutions Committee prvpxm»d to submit a serles of proposals that in- clude payment of the balance on vet- erans’ bonus and a request to the Gov- ernment to walve interest charges on bonus loans already made Wet Move Foreseen. Reliable sources within the Legion in- | Br WAR DEBT SLASHING [ Finance Minister Savs France Wm. Lack Objection if U. 8. Cuts Own Share. [ | timated that a resolution will be sought | PARIS. August 17.—Pinance Minis- from the convention demanding repeal | ter Flandin, interviewed yesterday con- of the eighteenth amendment. Should | cerning next year's operation of the| the attitude of the Resolutions Commit- | Ycung plan_after the Hoover morato- tee be unfavorable, it was reported that | rium, said France would not object if the question may come from the floor. | the United States took the initiative in Should such a resolution pass the con- | favor of reducing or annulling the war bt vention it would be reported to the na- tional convention at Detroit next month. D Ingalls, Assistant Secretary Emn P Parls, “you understand that we | | he mld Marcel Hutin of the | of the Navy, was the featured speaker | have not and we do nct dream of ex of the day. together with Edwin E. Hol- | ercising pressure on our great American lenbeck. chairman of the Legion's Na- | friends, who are the sole judge in the tional Welfare Committee | matter, since it concerns their clear Beneath its nolsy funmaking and | part—direct or indirect—of Germany's cheery good humor, the Legion yester- | payments. day sounded its opposition to commu- nism and its attitude toward economic ills, “We are in no danger from commu- nism in this country,” Gen. Butler told PLANS NAUTILUS TRIAL the Legionnaires. “We have too much |gir Hubert Wl]k“‘g to Take Test We know this form of govern- ment is all right. We made it ourselves.” | r, sald Gen. Butler, “makes me sick " Bul he added Trip Before Leaving for Pole. SPITZBERGEN, August 17 (#).—Sir “No matter what we may do, there is | Hubert Wilkins will make a trial trip always some one who never heard of | NOrthward in the submarine Nautilus, peace treaties. and sooner or later we'll | accompanied by a sealing vessel, before have to thraih (hem setting a date for its departure on an unuermur cruise to the North Pole. he submersible arrived yesterday HUGE SOVIET PLANE FLIES o o and gicet 5 s s gave & dinner for members nf the ! Five-. Motored Crnft Passes Tests, \vaedltlnn last night, and Sir Hubert plans to return their courtesy s Moscow Institute Says. MOSCOW, Auwuxb 17 (P)—A new | five-motored airplane of 2400 horse- power, with a capacity of 36 passengers lnd n cre of five, has successfully the Central Aerohydro- '-echnlcll Imfltube announced yester- “fhe newspaper Pravda, in hailing it, says Soviet Russia now has left behind America, England, France and J;pan; and taken a place alongside Germany and Italy in the construction ef prac- | tical large aircraft | Visit to the diggings. FURNITURE RENTING Only a Limited Number of These Dependable Boxes to Sell. Act at Once! 7Y% Cubic Ft. Capacity 10Y; Cubic Ft. Capacity 12 (‘uhlc Ft. (,apacltv CARROL]L ~ Sty Cor FORMERLY CARROLL ELECTRIC CO. 717 12th St. N.W. 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