Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1931, Page 6

éuc'.‘u,uh - BAS R AR AR AREIININ 00 AENR AN LERREA, disien ‘. g 3 ; 3 3 E 2 3 3 - i i i | - 2 ; : 3z ! 1 - i 4 3 i . 3 i 3 % f s 3 i 3 H L Wy R OV R “chl‘na_.k Wheat Transportation fE PLEDGES AID * FORU.S. SHPPING in American Boats if Deal Is Made. By the Assoctated Press ¥ Chairman Stone of the Federal Farm said today that the board would to insert a provision in any covering wheat sales to China | cargoes be shipped in American | gEig il e made this statement after can shipowners .had. criticized change with Brasil which did not | that the wheat and coffee in-| should be transported in Amen-‘ vessels. American Steamship Owners As- | n was to meet in New York to- | consider possible reopening o( the contract. In the exch: Board Grain Smfll.-twnr agreed to trade 25.000. of wheat for 1,050,000 bags et\ ‘The Ahlsgoxu charges amount | ore than $1 said he did not believe lhe\ muld be reopened unless | was willing. That country will f the shipping charges on the ind coffee and the storage | on the coffee in this country. " Stone sald, “I am in- elping American shipping ‘But, as you know, we have iny troubles of our own. negotiations with Brazil ves of that country referred | ing the coffee to the | tes in Brazilian boats and the wheat hack in the| Smith, & member of the Board, and Edwin H. Duff, for the steamship owners, question with Chairman has presented no the ho.rdl mumem HiHT ;Efi&g § ‘3 %fiéfiig E ! ? of wheat. | 15,000,000 EE? 5 ;8 e Esfi? ! i £ 5 EE L 5 i b | | : 53 i G ¥ i E i £ i 5 ifs : s i , B> RMOUR IS HONORED FOR NEW PLANT WORK Frank N. ley«r Medal Is Given by National Geographic @ay of the presentation to Allison V. of New York, well known to and European yachtsmen and also to areheologists the world over, of the Prank N. Meyer medal “for dis- um\gflud services in plant introduc- presentation was made by Dr. Grosvenor, vrukdcm of the Na- hic Society, at Beinn , home of the late Dr. Alexan- der Bell and Mrs. Bell. now the Sum- mer residence of Dr. and Mrs. Gros- venor, ‘The medal was awarded for the series of _expeditions which Mr. Armour has conducted with his yacht Utowana to find and bring into America from for- eign countries useful and ornamental plants to enrich the farms and gardens of this country. Utowsana has made eight ex-| itions under the auspices of the ted States Department of Agricul- ture and has carried on each 2 staff of scientific experts composed of dis- hed botantists, entomologists and zoologists. These Have been detailed by the Secretary of Agriculture, the presi- dent of Harverd University and the director of Kew Gardens, in !nzllnd respectively | the shrinkege Chain Stores Plan To Operate Farms, Professor Asserts Chain stores are nmh; lnniuu mlc scale, of Columhh flnlvcrlit}' says in a magazine article "Th! m- " Prof. Plfl'tn 'rif..' “is to supply chain stores food from chain farms. ‘rhe ex- periment will first be tested on a small scale.” The same quotes Richard Whitney, president of e precicting that within & 16w a fe years multi-million-dollar farm. financing. MISSING JAPANESE MAY BE ON YACHT Possible Transfer by Fuji- mura From Ship Explained by Miss Reissner. Bythe Associated Press. NEW YORK. August 24.—The pos- sibility that Hisashi Fujimura trans- ferred from the liner Belgenland to his private yacht in Long Island Sound was ldvlnced last night by Mrs. Mary von Reissner, former show girl, as a part explanation of the mysterious disap- pearance of the wealthy Japnese. Th her ttorney, Walter E. God- frey, Mrs. von Reissner, who accom- panied Pujimura on a six-day cruise to Halifax, said she beleved her employer left the ship in the darkness of early morning iday, August 14. “I eould lights along the shore” she said. 'm not sure whether it was Long Island or Connecticut, but I do know we were near Norwalk.” The Pujimura home is in Norwalk. Authorities have been unable to locate the Fujimura yacht or members of her crew since he vanished. Mcul authorities learned today th: in Fujimura’s bank ac: counts frnm $335412 to $112 was not entirely due to his association with the former show girl, and were running down nwna of blu:mcu hv‘g the wealthy silk ported. mllmufu mnn as head of one of the largest silk importing con- cerns in the eountry were in proper order, the attorney said. 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Hawks left Roosevelt Field, N. Y., last Thfi for Evansville, Ind., and Fort AUGUSL 24, 1vod. Rev. W. H. Van Allen Dies. MUNICH, Germany, August 34 (®).— Rev. William Harman Van Allen, for yeats rector of the Church of the | many Advent in Boston, Mass., died yester- mnachmmnmlm,mn he had been undergoing treatment since last April. He was 61 years ald. Will Make Series of Hops|S Along Atlantic Coast While Escorting Mother. 'll to Charlotte, N. On_each hop Capt. Hawks hopes to et e lands and wfl.l wave her on the C., her next stop- will be made at Greens- . C, Richmond, Washington, | . Philadelphia and Ne;nrkt se Capt. Prank M. 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