Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1932, Page 27

IRISH REJECT PROPOSAL [ Payment of Land Annuities De- nied by Cabinet. | DUBLIN, Irish Free State, June 25 VP).—After a three-hour discussion the vabinet agreed last night to reject the | ment of land annuities Ly the demand of J. H. Thomas, British do- | minions secretary, that the issue of pay- Free State to Britain should be judged be- | fore a tribunal composed of arbitrators from members of the British Common- wealth only. The cabinet decided to take no action | about payments which become in_ de- | fault June 30 until the mopey has been | formally_demanded. RESORT:! RESORTS. _ ESEESSSSECE T TN “My pocketbook says, ‘Adirondacks again this summer’. Okay with me. It's the place for a wonderful time.” or clip the below and fill it in, DELAWARE) § HUDSON D& H Traing leave Grand Central Terminal, coupon LAKE GEoRGE SARATOGA SPRINGS ADIRONDACKS LAKE CHAMPLAIN . General Passenger Agt. 0ad Corp., Albany, N. Y. - page book, A Sammer Paradiss’ describing ideal places - Enclosed 10e for post Name..__ Address. Hearty Welcome ro NOVA SCOTIA | Golf. ... tennis ... bathing ... boating .and luxurious new hotels conve- niently located, while you explors romantic Evangeline Land. The LAKESIDE NN at Yarmouth, opens June 24. At Digby, is THE PINES— (also opening June 24), with its sporty golf course and open-air swimming pool. Kentville, in the Grand Pré country, next, with comfortable CORNWALLIS INN . . . then a delightful stop at the LORD NELSON in Halifax (operated by Lord Nelson Hotel Co.) Comfortable, Dominion Atlantic Railway trains including the " Flying Bluenose,” take you through this quaintland where many of the country folk still speak their Acadian French. From Boston, enly 15 hours' by liner—te Yormouth. From New York—22 hours. Or g0 by roil connecting with Canadian Pacific steamer as Sains John, N. B., for Dighy. DomiNION ATLANTIC RAIWAY CaNADIAN Paciric Hotels |, Information, reservations...from any Canadian Pacific office. ' including 14th and New York Ave. N.W., Wash- ington, D, C. (National 0738). or Do- minion Aflantic Railway, 50 Franklin Street. Boston. Write for All-Expense Tours Book—None Better. TERRRR R R R R R RN RN FILM SUIT SHELVED Newcastle to Join Forces in Other Case Against Warner Bros. LMINGTON, Del., June 25 (#)— e Sutheriand, counsel for M. | stle, said today the receiver- P. V. Newcastle, A B o Pictures, Inc,| Court will be withdrawn., he attorney said, has filed co- t in Federal Court here in and accounting suit filed recently ship suit Bros. against Warner in_Chancery Newcastle, a petition complainan! the receivership filed against the company recently by Harry Koplar of University City, Mo. to intervene as a Sutherland said Newcastle, & stock- holder, is content to prosecute charges agai 0 complainant with Koplar. Byrd Perguson of Davis, tended school 12 missing & class U she cut & lecture to apply for a job. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. TABOR lNN e ine woteh: SO aea son: " reduced same hign Solbine " Gwner memt. 3 Y PARK, N. 4. lCTORl Ocean End, 7th_Ave. Asbury_ Park. N. J Hotel. Fin Ave. Ideal location Phone 1326, BEACH HAVEN.NL Capacity 300 %ENGLESID wths with sea water. Best fishing on A Pl oire Teliel from Hay Feve Five' tennis courts Reduced Tates for i OCEAN CITY, George WasTI::irngton Hotel Boardwalk at 10th Street Ocean City, Maryland Telephone Ocean City 272 1932 Rates 20% Lower Than 1931 BEST FOOD PROPERLY COOKED AND SERVED otel in_Ocean City S Construction WRITE OR WIRE FOR RESERVATIONS W. B. THURSTON Managing Director . Maryland front rooms. THE BELMONT Running water 1 ali Ru rooms, Terms rewm.:u R. HEARN! THE LANKF ORTj Beaty, ©nsthes o e Myrl Beaty, special rates for June_and Ju Quillin, Pro E COLONIAL BEACH, Va. COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL JSgend sgur vacation here. $14 up wecklx ncluding meals. Beautiful, restful. On the broad Poto- es via Morgantown. Chicken ners: salt water and land hospitality. neing— Peninyil Dus. daily Booklet. Phope garage; M. B. 5 h[ul [t ma m Bad " sen 15od d amusements, _plu seven-piece orche: a ison Line steamer. " VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. “The George Washington Apts. Completely furnished, elect. Tange. retriger- | ator. Write for rates. Mrs. Grimth. Mer. VIRGINIA BEACH OR OCEAN VIEW PUae fottases by the Weer: spend. dth at the beach: boats for fishing, free. Write or phone D. L. Drewrey, Virginia Beach. 6"‘ RESORTS. his the company as & co- Okla., at- ears without college Ocean end Connecticut mna-rd M. DU e Southern - | Richard E. Wagner, Louis Darling and Gold Star Mothers | There was a large attendance at the last meeting of the American Gold Star Mothers before Summer vacation last Tuesday. Mrs. Mary K. Killeen, acting president, occupied the chair. The opening prayer was by Mrs. W. J. Seelye Announcement was made of the death of James W. Brooks, a gold star father and honorary member. An acknowl- edgement of condolences extended him by this organization upon the death of his wife, who was a member, was read ;| from Palmer Ketner of New Mexico. Communications complimenting the | American Gold Star Mothers on the entry made by them in the Flag day parade were read. The unit consisted of a float bearing an elght-foot gold |star and manned by four service men | representing the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Aviation service, designed by Frank B. Harvey. Following the | float was a descriptive banner carried | by three Boy Scouts and then a galaxy ‘D( 32 flags, each a memorial of a hero {son of a member. These flags were borne by medal men drawn from thc B. E. F. Mrs. Mary K. Killeen, acting president, led the entry between the color bearers, Mrs. Delia Barber and Mrs. Fannie F. Meeks. Letters of appreciation were ordered written to Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Harvey, under whose direction the float was constructed and decorated; to the Lustine<Nicholson Motor Co., who gen- erously donated the truck used; to George Appell, the Boy Scouts who bore | the banner, and to Sergt. Charles May- | dquarters Company, Bowling Fleld, through whose intercession the service men were secured to man the | float; to O. C. Barber, who mounted the flags and drove the float in the | parade. The mothers were invited guests at the lawn party at the White Hous> and also of Capt. Guilford for a tour of inspection of Old Ironsides. Mrs. R. E. Jacobs won in the mem- bership contest. Through her indi- | vidual efforts 55 new members were | enrolled since last June | A bingo party was planned for next | | Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. | Margaret E. Loveless, 111 Varnum street, and a lawn party will be given later at the home of Mrs. Margaret Warfleld in Georgetown. | The following named new members | were admitted: Mrs. Annie Buteau, | mother of Lawrence J. Buteau, Com- pany M, 16th Infantry; Mrs. Rachel Nelson, mother of George Nelson, Com- Mrs. Adaline 138th Mobile Unit; Mrs. Josephine M. Gosse, mother of Henry J. Gosse, Com- pany C, 1st Field Artillery: Mrs. Kate Horgan, mother of William Joseph Horgan, C. A. C., 49th Regiment; Louls Bolduc was elected to honorary mem- bership as the father of Placide L. | Bolduc of Compnny E, 103d Infantry. Hospitals Lose Sweep Aid. Dublin, Irish Free State, is still dis- | cussing the report of the Investigating Committee into the reapportionment of the fund received from the Hospital | Sweeps. ‘The committee found that | three nospitals seeking endowments are tually being conducted at a profit, |and their claims for funds have, in consequence, been refused. — RESORTS. TNCARIGUA TOVOTE WTHOUT HARNES D. C, JUNE 26, 19 —PART TWO Navy Abandons Elaborate Program to Supervise No- vember 6 Election. | The Navy Department yesterday said the program for supervising the Nicara- | guan elections in November by United States Marines had been canceled. Maj. Gen. Ben H. Fuller, comman- dent of the Marine Corps, issued or- ders to the authorities at Quantico, Va., and San Diego, Calif., to abandon the elaborate plans for supervising the bal- loting. It is considered likely that some 25 officers wili go to Nicaragua from Quantico, Va., to supervise the election in the republic on November 6, but as far as can be learned, few. if any, en- listed men will be dispatched on that duty. The naval transport Henderson is scheduled to sail from Quantico on July 6 for Nicaragua. The plan was to put the Marines ashore at Corinto, Nicaragua. In view of the altered con- ditions, the Henderson will likely take only replacements for men now on duty in Nicaragua, whose enlistments are | nearing an end, or sick men who must be hospitalized in the United States. | Lieut. Col. Charles F. B. Price a short time ago went to Nicaragua by | airplane to lay the groundwork for the electoral machinery The Senate adopted an amendment by Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the Democratic leader, which would bar the | use of any of the $319,000,000 in the naval supply bill for being used to transport Marines to Nicaragua to par- ticipate in the election. ‘ Y. M. C. A. News The religious work department will conduct an open air service in Lin- coln Park today at 4 o'clock, and a service at the Tourist Camp at 5 o’clock. James Pritchard will speak at Camp | Letts today at 3 o'clock. Wilbert D. Smith, Y. M. C. A. secre- tary from Cario, Egypt, will speak at | Calvary Baptist Church at 8 Dclock‘ tonight. The Y's Men’s Club will hold a| luncheon at the Hamilton Hotel Tues- day at 12:30 pm. The Glee Club will hold a rehearsal Wednesday night in room 217 The eleventh annual conference of the Organized Bible Class Association | will open at Westminster, Md. on Saturday and continue during Sun- | day and Monday. | STEAMgl'IlPQ 1 Bdg?%n | share in the estate of L. W. Hutton, | phanage near Spokane, Wash. | notes in the kidnaping of Charles A.| | sald they were from Camden, N. J. 16 OHIOANS LOSE FIGHT FOR HUTTON MILLIONS Entire $40,000,000 Estate Should Go to Bettlement Founded Near Seattle Is Ruling. By the Assoclated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.—Sixteen Ohioans lost yesterday their claim to a Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho capitalist, which is estimated to be worth $40,000,000. The United States District Court of | Appeals decided the entire estate should | g0 to the Hutton Settlement, an elee- mosynary institution supporting an or- The losers are 16 residents of Mahon- | ing County, Ohio. They are the sons and daughters of three brothers of Hutton’s wife, Mary Arkwright Hutton, who died October 6, 1915. Hutton died November 3, 1928, more than 10 years after settling with the brothers for $175,000 for their interest in Mrs. Hutton's estate. He left his entire fortune to the Hutton Settlement, even cutting off his own brothers and sisters. The trial court had rejected the claim | of Mrs, Hutton's brothers and their | children, holding the $175,000 agree- ment “was made without fraud by Hut- (on nnd the settlement was just and fai Wxth this view the Circuit Court con- | curred. AR R i LINDBERGH SUSPECTS ARE HELD IN WYOMING | New Jersey Police Ask Samples of Handwriting of Couple Jail- ed at Cheyenne. | t By the Associated Press. CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 25.—New| Jersey police yesterday asked for sam- ples of the handwriting of Charles Atkins, 43, and Dorothy Berry, 25, held in the Cheyenne Jail, apparently to| compare with the writing in ransom Lindbergh, jr. ‘The couple was arrested at Thermopo- | lie. Wyo., on Mann act charge. They STEAMSHIPS. 36 GALA days and nights as you sail the ocean blue on one of the newest, largest, most Tuxurious ships on the STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. ido all the swap WORLD CRUISE of the AUGUSTUS JANUARY 14 TO MAY 20, 1933 The most distingy he-World sailing of 1933 . with Lido ail av! Offering the favorite luxaries of the Southern Route to Europe, the AUGUSTUS brings 2 new brilliance 10 orld voyage on an itinerary of 33 ports and innumerable inland points. And all at low cost! $2100 up, including 51 complete shore excursions. Apply Local Agent or 1 State St, New York. 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