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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17
SENT ERZsEBET
MAGYAR ARVAHAZ

a multi heti lapokban kozolt5k
a detroit Scent Erzsebet Magyar
Arvahaz Bizottsaganak legut6b-
bi hatarozatat.
Mivcl szcmelyemr0l van $40,
engedje meg katholikus ma
gyarsag, hogy erre yonatkozoiag
most nehany sorral reflektal jak.
Amt az arvahaz iigyeben tet-
TEN, az -szot sem erdemel. Hiva-
tasom es eletfeladatom k0tcles-
segemme tettek, hogy a magyar
katholikus iigyeket szolgaljam,
listen nagyobb dics0sege Is lei
kek el6menetele erdekeben. Az
amerikai magyar katholikus ar
vahaz ugye ezek k0zott is els0-
sorban megerdemli minden ma
gyar katholikus tamogatasat. Az
ugy beinditasanal egyiitt dolgo-
zott yelem nevteleniil, most mar
Magyarorszagra visszatert rend-
tarsam, Father Vidlicska, akinek
sokat kosz0nhet ez az iigy- Mi
mem kercstiik eddig sem a publ
cltast, ezt ezentul is szeretnem
elkeriilni.
Az Arvahazi Bizottsag engem
aJanlott meg aryaatyanak. KO-
sz0nOm G kedves megtiszteltetest.
melyre egyedul valoban gyeng9-
mex erzem magamat. Exert felke-
rem lit most Amerika sosszes ka-
tholikus magyarsagat: legyiink
egyiitt es mindnyajan atyai-anyai
az ebben az arvahazban otthont
kereso klsded magyar arvaknak.
JojJenek az egyesek, jojjenek az
essyesuletek Is reszesedjenek a
gondban IS az oromben veliink.
Macy orommel es nagy k1sz0-
nettel emlitem lit meg az els0
lIven felajanlkozast, az els6 egy-
lett atyasag Is anyasag koveten-
DO peldajat. A Tnlipanlxert Egye
siilet Pittsburghban arra calra
alaknlt, hogy az amerikai magyar
arvahaz iigyet szolgalja. Most
mIutan megvan az aryahaz; hi
marad eredeti celiahoz Is mint
elso egyleti arva sziil6 felajanlja
az eddig begyiilt osszegbol 1000
dollart az arvahazi bizottsagnak.
KovessiilS kedyes testverek ext
a peldat. Van meg magyar egy-
let Amerikaban, mely nem csak
megertl EFT nemes mozgalmat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

Az egyhazban szokasos evl ba-
zar befejezod0tt es viszonyok-
hoz kepests eleg jol sikeriilt,
amennyiben tiszta haszon $210.
Meg vagyunk vele elegedve, inert
hiszen mai viszonyok k0zt rosz.
szabb is lehetett volna. KiiI0n0-
sen sok ertekes targy megmaradt
ptnztelenseg Matt, aminek er-
teke ioval feliilmulia bazar
hasznat. Az, egyhaz eloljarosaga
helyen is halas kosz0netet XII
vanJa kifejezni azoknak, akik
adakoztall Is munkalkodtak.
Farrell-sharoni Il. Us. N6egyle-
tiink tagjai minden csiit0rtOk0n
>reszt vesznek abb0l munkab0l,
amely varosunk szeg4nyeinek fell
segelyezesere Tranquil. A farrell
High School termeben kell jelent-
kezni minden csut0rt0k reggel.
Basketball csapatunk e ho
23-an kartya-partyt rendez, mely-
mex bejovetelebol kivanja fedez-
nj a sziikseges felszereleseket. A
basketball csapatnak .tagja lehet
barmely ifju, aki az egyhaznak
tagja.
Meghivast kapott egyhazunk
tagsaga brownsvillei es allan
cei egyhazaktol a megtartand0
iubileumokra. Brownsvilleb0l a
tavolsag tart benniinket vissza.
Azonban egyhazunk eI0Ijar0saga
arra ker mlndenkit, hogy Allan
econ minel szamosabban jclenje-
mex meg nov. 27-en, az egyhaz %
ewes jubileuman. Az allianceiek
mindig veliink voltak iinnep6-
lyeinken es csak az lilo dolgot
cselekessziik, la mi is minel sza-
mosabban jeleniink meg k6z0t.
Tux es iinnepeliink velik egyiitt.
Akik ell szeretnenek menni, je-
lentsek be a lelkeszi hivatalban,
hoey ICY elore gondoskodhassunk
az utazas eselyeir3l.
A heti munkaprogram a k6vet-
kezo: kedden Is penteken este 6
oral kezdettel testcdzes IS birko,
zasl gyakorlat Noctheff birkozo-
mrster vezetesc mellett kedden
8 oral kezdettel basket ball gya.
korlatozas; csiitort6k0n reggel 8
orakor a F.. rs. Noegylet tagjai-
max osszejoyetele Is mnnkaja az
insegesek javara. Este 8.kor ifiu-
sagi osszej0vetel. PGntek este
Z :W-kor az enekkar pr6baja. Va
sarnapi iskola 3 :3O-kor es isten-.
tisztelet 10:3O-kor. Amikor a fen
ii programme minden testveriink
figyelmet felhivjuk, egyben ARA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17
Az alabbi kitin0 cikket ''Pesti
Hirlap" cimi budapest napilapbol
vessziik at.

Milano, oktober. A magyar
problemarol egesz irodalom van
mar olasz nyelven: kitiin6 irok,
politikusok, tudosok foglalkoz-
max vele konyvekben eppugy,
mint a napisaj jtoban. De italian az
elso eset, hogy kiilfoldi publicista
az egesz vilagkrizis okat abban
latja - es EFT batran hangoztat-
ia IS, - hogy az szellem, amely
Trianonban szettorte Magyaror-
sag t0keletes foldrajzi, gazdasa-
gi es etnografiai egys6get, meg
mindig mem akarja magat raszan-
III a reyiziora. Y. "A. Martini, a
kitiin6 olasz publicista allapitia
EFT meg (es be is bizonyitja) leg
ujabb, Macy feltiinest kelto k0ny-
vcben, melynek cine: Pace
coatta, disarmo armato'' K9ny-
szerbeke, fegyyeres leszereles." "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

vatetelek eltorleser6l, de Versail-
les es Trianon szelleme meg min
dig mem hajland6 lezarni vilag-
haboru veres tartozik-k0vetel
oldalait. Tizenharom esztend0vel
ezel6tt ket nap eleg volt osszealli-
tani AIT lajstromot, hogy milyen
fegyvernemek hasznalatat6l tilt
jak el Nemetorszagot. Most ho-
napok, s0t esztend6k sem elegen-
d6k, hogy a legkisebb leszerelesl,
vagy a fegyverkezes "sziinetele-
ST" kerdeseben nem hogy meg
egyezzenek, hanem hogy csak a
fogalmakat is tisztazzak!
Hiaba irta vagy egy esztendo
elott Mnssolini sPopolo d'ltalia
hasabiain Is vette at into szavait
az egesz vilagsajt6: "Nemcsak az
emberi miivelodes bizonyos viv-
manyai, hanem az eg6sz feher faJ
Is az egesz civilizacio forog We
szedelemben. elsorvadhat. szet-
hullhat a eel nelkiil valo kaosz-
ban, holnap nyomoraban =,
A vilagvalsagot a revizi6 nelkiil
mem lehet megsziintetni.
A gazdasagi krizis politikai
okokb6l sziiletett meg: mem lehet
tehat csak technilxai, vagyis gaz-
dasagi eszk0z0kkel veget vetni a
nagy valsagnak, hanem vissza
kel menni a betegseg gy0kereig,
a politikaig. Ehhez a nepek igazi
egyiittmiikodese szukseges.
De amig "gyoztesek" mem
szaniak ell magukat revizi6ra es
zsakmanyukat feltve, mem tesz-
mex lie "biztonsag" jelszavar6l
es lie mem szerelnek, Ok, .akik al
lig fegyverben allnak biza-
lom es a lelki nyugalom mem ter
het vissza. Amig pedig a revizio
ell mem k0vetkezik, fem fog ALA
nj a bizalmatlansag, a lelki fe-
sziiltseg, "a nyugtalansag es
haga vilagvalsag, amelyet a
revizio nelkiil mem lehet meg
sziintetni.
/ Y. A. Martini nagyszerii kony.
vevel, amely a vilagvalsagbol va
| 10 kiszabadulast a reviziohoz fiizi
az egesz olasz saIo Macy elisme
| ressel foglalkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

de aldozni is tud erte. Hiszen me-
kunk, egyeseknek, egyleteknek,
mindnyajunknak szol az isteni I'd
v0zit6 szava: Amt egynek tesz-
tex ezen legkisebbek k0zil, ne
KEN teszitek.
Szeressiik az Ur Jezus kis test
vereit, n6vereit, mi veriinkb6l,
nemzetiinkbol szakadt kis yira-
gokat, tulipanokat ,akik szeret6
meleg otthont keresnek, akik-
mex gondatlan gyermekeveket
akarunk biztositani mi, akik hal
lottuk es megtartjuk Mesteriink
es Udv0zitonk szavait.
Raile Jakab s. j., misszionarius.
Adomanyokat az alabbi cimre
kiildiik: st. Elizabeth Hungarian
Orphanage, 842S South Street,
Detroit, Mich.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17
" A legyozott allamok lefegyver
zese az altalanos leszereles-
hez volt k0tve."

Ugyanakkor azonban - folly
tatja a kitiino olasz publicista -
mem szabad elfelejteniink. hogy a
legyozott allamok lefegyverz5sp
az altalanos leszereleshez volt
kofve. Ffanciaorszag teljes ha-
talmaval koveteli is szerz5des
egyik paiagrafmsanak tisztclct-
bentartasat, de kozben a leetelie-
,sebb lellxi nyugalomnlal szegi meg
a mask paragrafust, a bizton-
sag iiriigye alatt es mialatt ,nape-
ket es orszagokat rabszolgasor-
ban tart, ., 6s vele egyiitt lsis-
antant, eeyre jobban fegyver-
kezik.s
A vilag mar kezd raeszmelni az
igazsagra, hogy a yiIagkrizis okai
lit keresena s mar batran be-
szel a habclHa lartozasok es a j6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

ala, hogy azoknak sulyos probe
matt eek kis, filigran asztalkak
mem is birhattak ell.
Versailles es Trianon
a beke sirjai.
Versailles Is Trianon: be-
Ike sirjai mondja Y. A. Mar
TIM, pedig oft AIT hirdettek,
hogy az vi vilag bekeszerzode-
sci a jog, az igazsag Is az embe-
riesseg alapjaibol sziilettek meg
es AIT is fogjak szolgalni. Ehe-
lyett azonban. e bekeszerzodesek
legs0tetebb, legkonokabb ego
izmus sziil0ttei,. amelyek kihasz-
naltak masok gyongeseget es ICY
csikartak Xxi akaratuk teljesiteset
azoktol, akik mem az 8 haborus
eszmeiket szolgaltak. Szettortak
Nemetorszag katonai hatalmat Is
maguknak kaparitottak meg a
nemet gyarmatokat Megterem-
tettek Csehszlovakiat, amely meg
kapta. a regi Austria minden ne.
heziparat Megcsonkitottak Ma
gyarorszagot, amelyet ellenseges
gyiiriivel vettek korHl es tamo-
gattak yagyaiban Szerbiat es elo
segitettek moho etvagyanak kie-
legiteset, amikor tizmilli6 mas
nyelvii lelket ajandekoztak mex
kornyezo orszagokbol.
Martini kimutatja aztan, hogy
a versaillesi es trianoni beke mem
csak logikatlan, hanem r0vidla-
to, historiaellenes es veszedelmes
Z bekeknek eredeti caliuk az let
volna, hogy legkfnyesebb mem
zetkozi surlodasi feliileteket j:
kikiiszob0ljiik, elfelejtessek F;
haboruel6tti ellenteteket. Ezze
szemben az uj surIodasi feliiletel
egesz sorat teremtettek meg
i
cSeh-magyar ellenteteket Felvi
deken, szerb-magyar ellenteteke
Baranyaban es Bacskaban, ro
man-magyar elIenteteket Erdaly
/ ben, sOt SERB roman ellenteteke
is a Banatban es montenegro
horvat at-szloven es SERB clientele
! llet, Belgrad ellen. A t0rtenelmi
oldrajz-ellenes sebeszeti beavat
| llozassal, gyilllos megcsonkita
sokllal teremtettek meg a b@ke1
amely 0ssze- visszadobalt nepcket
etnografiai, t0rtanelmi. gazdasae
torvenyek Is tradiciok megszeg5
sevel .annkor ntpmiliol<at toltal
| at a mozaikokbol hirtelen 0ssze
rakott orszagokba. Ezeknek a b.
keknek volt k0vetkezmenyc
Kun Bela-fe bolseviki uralon
is, inert a kommunistak kihasz
naltak a n6p kets5gbeesestt, el
keseredeset. De exert megint csaI
| ujabb biintetest mertek Magyar
orszagra, inert a haborus sZellem
tol elyakitott vilag meg ekko
sem tert eszre.
Lord Bacone-nak egyik hire
mondasat idezi Martini: "A
egoista felgyujtotta szomszedj
| hazat, hogy tiizv5szn6l kif0z
hessen egy tojast - Martini sze
rint ma Europaban egesz sor Ba
| cone-fele egoista akad az alamo
kozott, amelyek allig felfegyve1
kezve ork0dnek Versailles {
Trianon o!tarkepe el0tt. ahol
| beket sirjaba fektettek. Ezt a. sze
repet kapta, a HOTTEST f0I0tt 81
| kod0 fegyveres rablo szerepet
kisantant es ebben Csehszloyaki
a nemet- Is magyarellenes, .Jugo
szlavia -olaszellenes. Re
mania az orosz- magyarellene
fronton all 6rt.
"A legyozott allamok lefegyver
zese az altalanos leszereles-
hez volt k0tve.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17
Ismet SERBIA veszelyezteti
az europai beket. -

Y. a. Martini alapos tudasu IS
meroJe az egesz lleleti problema-
max, hosszu eyeken at egyetemi
tanar volt Arabiaban, maid a
Balkan-kerdessel kezdett Ell fog
lalkozni es tanulmanyainak else
gyilmolcse az a k0nyve volt, me.
lyet - Jugoszlaviaban sietve ell
koboztak. La Jugoszlavia e Ia
pace europea" cimii miiveben.
amely tavaly jelent meg. kimu.
tatta, hogy az europai beket is.
met csak SERBIA veszelyezteti, az
a SERBIA, amely vilaehaborut
el0idezte es amelynek celia most
ujabb konfligraciot teremteni.
hogy ismet csak halaszhasson -
a zavarosban. Ebben konyveben
Y. A. Martini reszletesen foglal-
llozott jugoszlav uralom ala
kerult magyar kisebbseg" sor-
saval: azZal tobb mint hatszaz-
czer magyar Ielekkel, akiket Tri-
anonban az III IS. II. S. "-kiraIy-
sagnak it5ltek, amikor is <
mondja Martini 'olyan szin-
magyar varosokat is. mint Sza-
badka, Zombor, Zenta a szerbek
kaptak meg. akiknek els0 dolga
volt, vhogy az igajuk ala hajtott
magyarokat megfosszak iskolaik-
t6l (0sszesen so iskolatol) es
azokat allamositsak. De mem Err
tex be a magyar iskolak eltiinte-
teseyel. hanem elkoboztak a papi
birtokokat is Is ezzel lehetetlen-
ne tettek a teologiak es szemina-
riumok alapitasat es fenntarta-
sat is. Az nj agrart0rveny ertel-
5meben minden anyagi kartalani-
tas nellxiil kisajatitottak a ma
gyar birtokosok foldjet Is ingat-
lanait, 4 hatarmenti teriileteken
mindeniitt szlavokat telepitettek
le. akik kozt foldet felosztottak
ugy, hogy a magyar birtokososz-
0talyt romIasba dontottek''.
Magyarorszag feldarabolasa.
max k0vetkezmenyei nem nlarad-
halifax elszigetelten IS a ". a..
Martini legujabb konyveben mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

vilag gazdasagi, tehat politikai
eletet es amelyek csecsebecse-
szerii,. torekeny ir6asztalokon
olyan kenyszerbekeket irattak
ala, hogy azoknak sulyos profile.
matt ezek a kis, filigran asztalkak
mem is birhattak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-17

ugy. amint az sikerIlt a horva-
toknak, akiknek tamburitza zene-
kara heincsak az 6sszej6vetelei-
ken, dc Youngsto radio,
ba is jatszik hetenkent. Maya,
.rok, lit az alkalom. .Ragadjak meg.
vas&rnap d6lut&n 2 6rakor is
tentisztelet IS n5egyleti gyiil6s
Sharpsvillen a helyi prezsbits-
rianus templomban.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
.CONGRESSNEN
. At QU|N RITES

The funeral of Representative
Percy E. Quin Cd. of McComb,
Miss, who died at the Naval Hos
pital yesterday following an ILL
ness of several weeks, was held to-
day at 2 o'clock from his late
residence, 2647 Woodley Rd. N. w.
DR.. William Montgomery con-
Quoted. Mississippi delegates in
the Senate and House and mem
bers of the Military Affairs Com
mittee of the House, of which he
was the chairman, attended.
The honorary pallbearerS were
John Garner, Speaker of the
House; Representative Luther A.
Johnson, of Texas; E. o. Sykes,
Washington; Carey Quin, Wash
ington; Henry Labisson, Washing
ton; Aubrey Bates, secretary to
Mr.. Quin; DR.. @. w. Calver and
three members Of the Naval Hos
pital staff, Captain Rossiter, Cap
ton Sutton and DR.. Murdick.
His body will be sent to Natchez
for burial.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
ARTISTS READY
NARD| GRAS

Immediately after midnight to-
night, both the little and main
bathrooms of the Willard Hotel
will become hives of activity as
crews of artists. technicians and
workmen begin the task of trans
forming the halls into replicas of
old New Orleans.
The Board of Trade will stage
it's annual mid-winter banquet and
entertainment tomorrow night.
Gen. John j. Pershing will head
the list of distinguished diplo-
matte, governmental, civic and
trade leaders who will be guests
of the organization.
The Mardi Gras festival spirit
is to prevail and more than 800
reservations have been made by
members, according to Robert j.
Cottrell, secretary. Harry H. R.
Helwig. chairman of the general
committee, has devoted several
weeks supervising the work of as
sistants who say his ambition to
surpass previous efforts will be
realized.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
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Chinese troops in the vicinity
had been expected to put up q
vigorous resistance.
Japanese Open Fire
The Japanese announced their
aim is to drive the Chine2e troops
completely out of Shanghai and
to such a distance away that
they cannot reach the japanese
settlement with their artillery.
Japanese artillery this after
noon opened heavy lombard
ment of Chinese residential dis
trict between their lines and the
Chinese. they intend to raze
the entire area and clear the
field of fire.
Whole districts in Chapel, di-
rectly north of the International
Settlement. are burning.
At 6 o'clock tonight the Chinese
were still holding the north sta
ton in Chapel, though their reply
to the heavy Japanese lombard
ment was growing more feeble,
possibly to conserve their ammu-
milton.
The first air battle between
Chinese and Japanese since hos
tilities began at Shanghai was
fought on the outskirts of Chapel
this afternoon.
Chinese Planes Arrive
An undetermined number of
Chinese planes, arriving from
Nanking during the night, went
into action against seven Jap
anese bombers returning from a
raid over the Chapel district.
One japanese plane is known
to have crashed. A second Jap
anese plane was reported shot
down by Chinese anti-aircraft
fire.
The Chinese are reported to
have lost one plane but whether
in the air duel or by anti-aircraft
gunfire is not known.
Gen. WI Te-Chen, mayor of
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
D. {. DRY BILL
HEAR|NCSSET:

Hearings on the Howell Bill,
proposing more drastic prohibi-
ton law for the District of Colum-
bia than the Volstead act carries,
will begin before the Senate Dis
trict Committee, next Tuesday
afternoon a. 2::30 o'clock.
Representatives of both wet
and dry organizations with head
quarters here are expected to at
tend.
Senator Robert B. Howell (RO
Nebraska, will start the hearings
with statement explainin' the
bill and demanding far reaching
legislation to dry up tie Capital.
The Howell bill received com
mittee report last session, but
did not reach a vote in the
Senate.
Among its provisions are those
empowering every Washington
policeman to act as Federal
prohibition agent and broaden
ing the search and seizure clause
in the Volstead act so that even
private i.omeS may be invaded
on suspicion or information that
liquor is stored there for illegal
sale or delivery.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
laps to Justify
Shanqhai Siege

TOKYO, Feb. S G.N.S0 The
japanese government today
drafted a statement justifying all
its military activities at Shanghai.
It is expected to be issued tomor'
row.
The government, it is believed,
will announce that, in view of the
prospects of complete success over
the Chinese within the next SO
hours, peace negotiations may be-
come unnecessary though it is
still willing to proceed along the
lines laid down in the answer to
the powers last night.
Reports from Admiral Shio-
sawa at Shanghai to the Navy
Department today professed con-
fidence in his ability to drive
the Chinese troops from Shang-
hal within 36 hours.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
FIGHT CENTERS
ON FREE BOOKS.

Dissension, between the District
Board of Education and one mem
ber of the school administrative
staff appeared imminent today
in connection with the school
body's action in recommending
bill for free textbooks for
public night school students.
1t was revealed today that the
boards action in taking steps
toward legislation has been
taken over the head of E. j.
Lockwood, director of the night
schools.
Mr.. Lockwood declared he was
opposed to the granting of free
books to night students on the
grounds that the schools would
suffer a monetary loss.
Responsibility for the books
could not be placed securely
against adults attending night
schools, Mr.. Lockwood asserted,
because of the fact that many
OF them drop out of school early
in the semester. 1t would be diff
ficult to hold these people re-
sponsible, he declared.
It was estimated that the cost
of supplying the books would be
approximately $4,000 annually for
an anticipated enrolment Of
Rn00
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Japanese Landing More
Troops in China

the Chinese City of Shanghai,
told International News Service
at $3.50 p. m. that the Japanese
had made many attempts during
the morning to capture the Chi
nese positions, but that all of
them had been repulsed.
The japanese situation along
the ,Yangtze Valley is growing
increasingly tense. At Hankow
barricades were hastily erected
along the lines of the japanese
Concession, while Japanese resi-
dents of Shasi were evacuated
to Tchang in anticipation of a
general evacuation to Japan.
Thousands of Chinese troops
are at Pukow, on the other side
of the river from Nanking, where
japanese cruisers are preventing
them from crossing.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
RAPS
Sd DEGREE

Senator Royal S. Copeland CD
of New York, member of the
Senate District Committee. as an
enemy of police "third-degree"
methods, hates all that sort Of
stuff"
He said so when the Carey sub
committee considered the bill of
the District Commissioners to
give trial boards of the police
and fire departments authority
to summon and force citizens to
appear and testify at board trials
of police and firemen.
BY a 2-to1 vote IN Subcommit-
tee, Senators Carey and Bank
head voting affirmatively, the bill
went today to the full District
Committee for approval.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
SLASH
. IN ARMS, PARIS
PROPOSAL
French Delegation to Geneva
Surprises by Sudden
About Face

GENEVA, Feb. 5 (I.N,S.).
Executing a sudden about-face
on the question of arms re-
duction, France has decided to
place before the Disarmament
Conference in session here
drastic proposals involving
cuts in her military and naval
establishment.
1--WE are anxious to con-
tribute some positive help to
the work of the conference, and
have decided to place several
projects upon the table"
Would Ban Subs"
It was for this reason that
Andre Tardieu, war minister, and
head of the French delegation,
refused to yield his place as
second delegate to address the
conference, to Chancellor Bruen-
ing of Germany. Tardieu is to
follow Sir John Simon, British
foreign secretary.
1t was reported France, If she
obtains the security pledges she
desires, will propose the abolition
of submarines and possibly tanks
and may even suggest that the
air fleets of the European powers
be placed under some sort OF
supervision and control by the
League of Nations.
O.K.'d by Cabinet
The French project has been
passed upon by the cabinet at
Paris as we'll as a special commit
tee of national defense.
Reconsidering it's decision of
yesterday to give the seven large
powers vice presidencies without
election, the conference today pro
ceeded to vote for all IA vice presl-
dents who will be selected by
their delegations. The powers
elected and the votes they OBJ
tained follow:
France, 54; italy, 54; Great
Britain, So; United States, So;
Germany, so; Sweden, 48; japan,
At: Spain, 48; Argentina, 80; Bel
gium, SO; Russia. SO; Czecho-
slovakia, IS; Poland, 35, and Aus
tria, 80.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
WORK SEEKERS
BELIEVED REDS

The office of the Council of
Social Agencies at 1418 st. N.
w. was a little bit upset today
with the appearance of a dozen
men and women seeking employ
ment.
The group, thought to be mem
bers of the Communist delegation
who appeared at the District
Building yesterday to criticise the
administration of the local en-
ployment committee in distribut-
ing jobs, claimed they had~been
sent to the council by officials
at the District Building.
The group became noisy when
informed they had been sent to
to wrong place.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Bill Asks 8-HOur Day
For Virginia Women

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. "a
bill has been introduced In the
Virginia Senate to amend the code
of Virginia relating to the regula-
ton of hours of work for women
by providing that no female shall
be employed, or permitted to
work. in any factory. workshop,
laundry, restaurant. mercantile or
manufacturing establishment in
this State more th"n eight hours
in any one day Of "a hours, or
more than 48 hours in any week,
or on more than six days in any
week.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
COUNTY SEEKS
TARDY TAXES

commemorative Attorney Law
renee w. Douglas, of Arlington
county, said today that he will
present his plan for collecting
approximately $225,OOO in delin-
quent real estate taxes to the
county board of commissioners at
It's meeting tomorrow morning at
the courthouse.
More than a thousand suits for
these taxes we're instituted by
w. C. Cloth during his term as
commemorative attorney, but the
suits were dismissed by Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy, in Arlington
circuit court. No further effort
was made to collect.