The viators will arrive In Birming
ham on the night of the 13th and the
following morning will be carried
on a trip of inspecton of the Bir
mingham district by members of the
Chamber of Commerce.
At 1 o'clock Friday they will be
guests of the Clvltan club at their
regular weekly meeting. Hugo Black
announced Tuesday a special pro
gram was being prepared. The vis
itors will leave Birmingham for At
lanta proabably Friday night.
ADDRESS KIWANIANS
Head* of Th«*ologclo«I Seminary and
MlMNlonnry School Tell of Experience
Dr. George L. Robinson of McCor
mick Theological seminary, Chicago.
111., and DcRoy Allgood, president of
a missionary school at Amoy, China,
were guests at the Kiwanls club
luncheon In the Tuttviler hotel Tues
day afternoon.
Dr. Robinson talked on “Conditions
in the Soudan.”
Dr. Allgood once lived in Birming
ham. He has spent a number of
years in the Soudan, later being
transferred to Amoy. He spoke of
business conditions in China and
urged that American busih^aS houses
send their best men to that country.
JITNEY BATTLE LOOMS
Rebel Faetlon of Operator*. Reported
Planning to Break From Ranks
Indications Tuesday were that a
number of Jitney operators were pre
paring to wage a legal fight on the
recentlv adopted "settlement" ordin
ance. The Jitney owners' association,
headed bv W. S. Hale, has decided to
discontinue operations September la.
One faction however. Is opposed to
suspension on that date, It Is under
’'r’recedlng the meeting, rumors cur
rent at the courthouse, were that the
Jltnev owners would attempt to ope
rate‘under taxicab licenses.
Another course which may he tak
en bv the owners would be to renew
the fight for a permanent injunction.
This was discussed at the last meet
ing of the drivers.
