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Show MMeanu n nui , I. n n 1 1 MACLAV HhFUSht TO KESION. Hat H-riM.r, ,, .,, ,ral.trnr. l.lira Will l I arrlfil Itnl. Kdgar Ntanlmi Ma. lay, whonc c.n-nectloo c.n-nectloo wild the Hchley cane led Prcni-dent Prcni-dent ilooacrrlt lo reipieat hla reifigim-tlou reifigim-tlou aa apn-ial lal.r In the navy, uiailp formal demand Mum lay for trial ly uaual naval proi'rcllng.. l av. rr-t'l rr-t'l that hi c.ir,, .,r uuilrr the clvl1 aerf Ice law and that he could not be dlamlaaeil wlthoui formal chargra.lrlal and cnvlillon. 1 h. reiiieal for hia realgnatlon waa aenl to him by Itcar-Admiral Itcar-Admiral llarU.-r, rominaniler of the navy yard at llr,,.,Ulyn, and ha replied at onne by Inter, formally eetllng forth hla poalllon. Hecretary Long aald that he had not received the reply of Maclay lo the rerjueat for lila reaignatlonl Tending Ita receipt the aecrclory aald he did not wlah to enter Into a diaeuaaluu of the matter for publication. In hie Informal Infor-mal dlaciiaalon of the matter. Hecretary Long made It perfectly plain Ihat the preaident'a liilrntiona In regard lo Mac-lay Mac-lay would be carried out regardli aaof the latler'a declaration that he la protected pro-tected by civil aervice rulca. It It expected ex-pected thai If he il..r. not rralgn be will le removed aiiiumarlly. |
