Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1931, Page 16

A—16 * THE EVENING VETERANSDEMAND ORY LAW REPEAL V. 0. F. W,, in Closing Ses-| sion, Unanimously Indorse Resolution. By the Assoclated Press. i KANSAS CITY, September 4.—Pro- hibition was condemned in a resolution edopted by the thirty-second annual | encampment of the Veterans of Foreign | Wars_here today, which demands a repeal of the eighteenth amendment and modification of existing dry en- actments. | Reading of the resolution was the | NAVY ORDERS i Comdr. Augustine W. Rieger, relieved from all active duty: to home. Lieut. John R. Burkhart, relieved from all active duty; to home. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Henry M. Mar- shall, orders issued by Asiatic Station modified: to continue passage on U. S. S. Chaumont. Upon arrival at Hampton Roads, Va., to duty on U. S. 8. Chicago. Lieut. (Junior Grace) John C. Zahm, detached twelfth naval district about September 10; to U. S. S. Tennessee. Ensign James A. Adkins, detached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., about August 26; to U. S. S. Saratoga. Ensign Jack S. Salisbury, detached duty U. 8. 8. Louis to treatment, Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. Medical Corps. Lieut. Comdr. John H. Chambers, de- tached Public Health Service of. Haiti about_September 30: to United States | Naval Hospital, League Island, Phila- delphia, Pa. Lieut. Comdr. Elphege A. M. Gen- dreau, detached Public Health Service of Haiti about September 30; to Recelv- ing Station, Hampton Roads, Va., Lieut. Comdr. Guy B, McArthur, de- tached Health Service of Haiti about September 30; to United States Naval Hospital, New York, N. Y. Lieut. Comdr. John L. Shipley, de- tached Public Health Service of Haitl, to Receiving Station, from Hampton Roads, Va. Lieut. Encch G. Brian, detached N Recruiting Station, New York, N. Y. United States Naval Hospital, New York, N. ¥ Licut. John G. Smith, detached Naval | Haiti about September 30, to duty with'firm turning out 1,000 machines a day. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1931 SUIT FOR $6,000,000 Hospital, Newport, R. I. about Sep-|American Scientific Miss tember 15, to Navy Recruiting Station, | Prince, Haitl. ony) Rerbsn Kansas C.ty, Mo. 7 c;n;r ll:uh;rmlclat Corliss P. Dean, de- ache lic Health Service of Haiti Supply Corps. about September 30, to duty with Amer- Ensign Warren W. Whitside, to duty | fi:nisclennflc Mission, Port au Prince, Ny crord, Washington, D. C., under| Chief Pharmacist Willle R. Joiner, gkl detached Public Health Service of Haiti Construction Corps. fclf;:"ssfmfflb',’w :;‘o.lm dgly with Amer- cientific Lieut. Robert K. Wells, detached |Haitl.. i EOR AU E Eioey Public Work Department, Port au| Chief Gunner Charles A. | Prince, Haiti, about September 30, to | detached U. 8. §. Memphis about Oc- 5th Naval District. | tober 19, to Naval Training Station, Warrant Officers. | Newport, R. I. | Chief Pharmacist Allen F. Bigelow, | | detached Public Health Service of | Says No Further Recourse Is Left. | By the Assoclated Press. Cycling is booming in England, one against Henry and Edsel Ford. $5 Ingraham Wrist Watch Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Complete with Band AGAINST FORDS DROPPED Leland, Former Lincoln President, DETROIT, September 4 —Henry M. land, veteran of the automobile in- dustry and former president of the Lincoln Moter Car Co., announced yes- | - ——— terday that he will make no further effort to prosecute his $6,000,000. suit ‘The announcement, made in a letter to 2,400 former stockholders in the Lincoln Co. said that there is “no further recourse at law” in Leland's efforts to enforce a verbal agreement he says Henry Ford made to reimburse the stockholders of the Lincoln Co. in 1924. Leland stated in the letter, ! however, that Ford, by the terms of the alleged agreement, still owes the stock- holders the $6.000,000. The suit was started by Mr. Leland and his son Wilfred in 1927, three years after the Ford Co. acquired the prop- |erty and four years after the orig- inal Lincoln Co. had gone into re- ceivership. ~Starting in_the Oakland States Supreme Court, being turned back eachy time, the last ‘Mly, 1931. o | AT A | California Legion for Modification. LONG BEACH., Calif.,” September 4 when it was taken over by the Fords | /):—-BY an overwhelming majority, the California State Convention of the Qmericfin Legion has voted to ask fo bring about temperance by modification of the Volstead act. >Crape Myrtle, 51 MARYLAND NMRSERY Circuit Court, it went ‘twice to the e Keep Unfading Memories With Pictures Edmonsfon (East Hyattsville) Hawk-Eye Cameras signal for prolonged cheering on the part of the veterans. Tts adoption was without discussion, and almost unani- mous. 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