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Evening star., 1933-06-11
BritOns Celebrate
Founding by Penn
OF Pennsylvania
Pageant at Burial Place of
Quaker Marks 25Oth
Anniversary.
BY the Associated Press.

JORDANS, England. June 10.-The
founding of Pennsylvania $50 years
ago by William Penn was commem-
grated here today with the presentation
of a pageant on the grounds of the
Quaker meeting house where Penn's
remains are buried.
Two hundred and fifty players, a
large number of them Quakers and
numbering five actors taking the role
of Penn at different ages, took part in
the performance.
The pageant dealt with the life of
Penn up to the founding of Pennsyl-
vania, including depletion of his ex-
pulsion from oxford University for his
nonconformity, the Penn Mead trial at
the Old Bailey and the granting of the
charter by the crown to "Pennsyl-
vania," as the colony was designated.
Jordans, deep-set in the heart of the
Beeches of Buckinghamshire, lies less
than 80 miles away from London.
Nearby is Chalfont Stugiles, where Mil
ton lived, and Stoke Poges, where Gray
wrote his famous elegy.
The meeting house, where Quakers
assembled for prayer and other gather
ings, was built in 1888 and hundred
yards up the road. Is hotel which used
to be the old meeting house
In the grounds, now converted into
tea garden, is an old barn reputed
to be made from timber taken from the
Mayhower and it is in aid of its
preservation that the pageant was
staged.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
LIdIIU tut INVESTMENT.
Sountry. homes for city workers.
EarmS for IA rrnnrc

Land Tor investment.
Country homes for city workers
ro,Igh on PIKE 200 acres. river farm. some
cows, horses and farm machinery. i5i $40 Irsr per
On pike. nearly $50 acres. one OF the
most attractive pieces of land in Montgom-
cry county. good house. fair buildings,
saie spSe sPaas cas pI1eed now for quick
:. Of pike, 200 acres, good land. fair build
ings, $4,000. All cash.
Of pike 1S1 acres good land. river farm
only fair house, good buildings. including
extra large bank barn, orchard. S4750.
,.s1,,,pt,i On pike about $50 acres, almost level
Some nice boxwood. $4,000.
Small acreage tracts and large farms in
rapidly developing neighborhood. fs which MS IS
Ellicott City. About 500 feet above sea level.
On pike, nearly, $50, acres. large modern
house. 3 baths, h.-w.h.. oil burner. large
barns; poultry houses. modern equipment.
less than half original cost. large
amount of cash not required.
On pike. rectangular plot of 25 acres.
than recent cash offer. $500. Part cash.
Modsrn obS home and | acre. some outbuild-
floors. fireplace. full basement built in bath
two small outbuildings l acre. More land
available. School bus past door Good
Montgomery County neighborhood. $4,000.
Easy terms.
Just of pike. good road. II acres. fair
house and outbuildings. beautiful setting of
trees. level land. facing south. $4,000
These and other places may be seen any
time by appointment. See photos at ofice.
Open evenings.
r. D. LILLE.
266 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. GE. $500.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
CAPT. HAROLD A. MOORE :
KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
Kelly Field Pilot Dies on Practice
Flight When Craft Falls
in Flat Spin.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. s~'
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June To-
Capt Harold A. Moore, SO, Kelly Field
pilot, was killed yesterday when his
plane crashed 6 miles northwest of
the field on the farm of Mrs. Claude
Pepper. l
He was on practice flight Kelly
Field officials who investigated believed
the plane fell in fiat spin. Capt.
Moore is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Jean Moore. and a daughter. Peggy. =.
He enlisted as private in the In--
fantry of the Ohio National Guard IN.
1917, transferring to the aviation secs.
tion of the Signal Corps the same year.
He was commissioned second heu-.
tenant in May, 1918. - ,-s,
Evening star., 1933-06-11
ALDERSHOT PLANS;
ANNUAL PAGEANT
Famous British Military
Training School to Be 80
Years Old This Month.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opCSld1 DlSpdtCn W Lie 0taLs
LONDON, June 10 (N.A.N.A) Eighty.
years ago this month the military camp.
at Aldershot, now famous throughout
the world, first came into being.
In the England of 1883 there was an,
almost complete absence Of field train
ing, and no such thing as maneuvers...
Aldershot was little village, entirely,
unknown, except, perhaps, to victorian
mixers. Lord Hardinge, however, asked
for special vote of about $4,000 for;
the institution of temporary camp of.
instruction, and soon 10000 soldiers.
were encamped in the neighborhood.
Visitors Proved Nuisance.
The presence of these troops so COM.
,aratively close to London caused great
excitement and. in spite of rainy Sum-.
mer, thousands of people visited the
camp, its attractions rivaling those of
EPSON and Ascot. They apparently.
considered the whole business as free
entertainment and proved a nuisance
to the troops. On one occasion, it isA-
stated, the rear rank of an exasperated
battalion turned about and drove back q
too persistent crowd at the point of the
bayonet. -
In these days people require more
sophisticated amusements, but every,
June they still go to Aldershot in thou
sands TO witness the searchlight tattoo,
one of the biggest thrills of the London
season.
Elaborate Program.
This year the siege Of Delhi in the
Indian mutiny of 1857 will be the main
episode depicted, and thousands of Brit
ish soldiers, in the uniforms of the
period, will take part in it, The death
of Gen. Gordon at Khartoum will.
also be featured, and there will be am
authentic picture of the days of Richard
Occur de Lion, widening out into a re-
view of the progress of arms and war.
fare from the days of single combat
between knights in full armor and bow
men in Lincoln green to the khaki-clad
Infantry going into action amid the
shattering commotion of mechanical
modern war
Other highlights of the show include,
torchlight drill by 800 men, a great
muster of maSsed pipe bands in High
land pre-war full dress uniform, and
an item by three famous Cavalry regf-
ments and the massed mounted bands
Of the command. ~tf'
(Copyright, 1888. by North American News
paper Alliance, Incl tl-s,
Evening star., 1933-06-11
COL0RED IN CAMPS
Army Reports 178 in Southern For
estry or Conditioning Units.

ATLANTA, June 10 CP).-The Army
headquarters here announced yesterday
that 178 colored men were among the
approximately 5000 Georgians now
either in Southern forestry camps or IN
Army conditioning camps g.
The colored men are housed in sep
arate sections of the various Army
camps and will be assigned to work on
separate projects. the announcement
from 4th Corps Area headquarters said.
Gov. Talmadge yesterday recalled
that representative Oscar De Priest, coll.
ored Republican from Illinois, had re-
Gently attacked the administration of
the Civilian Conservation Corps on a.
charge that colored men were being dis
criminated against -.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
JUNO AND PARTY LEAVE u
ROME FOR WORLD PARLEY
Italian Finance Minister Expected
to Call on Hull to Discuss a
Debt Payment.

By the Associated Press. VI
ROME, June IO-The Italian delega-
ton to the World Economic Conference. ].
headed by Finance Minister Guido Jung.
left for London today. -
1t was reported that Signor Jung will
talk with Secretary of State CordelI
Hull, head of the American representa-
tives at the parley, regarding the Italian
debts payment due next Tuesday.
The belief was expressed that At nres.
ent Italy Is undecided regarding the In.
stallment and Is awaiting some indica-
tion OF Great Britain's action on its
installment. n n
II Great Britain pays in part. IL II
neneVeo tnat Italy will do likewise. n. rs
Evening star., 1933-06-11
R0BBER GIVEN LIFE
Prisoner Sentenced Under New In
diana Penal Law.

HAMMOND, Ind, June 10 R.-
Clyde Bridges yesterday was sentenced
to life imprisonment for completely ip
the $500 robbery of the Peoples State
Bank of East Chicago, Ind, April 8.
Judge w. j. Murray imposed the SEN
tence under new Indiana statute pro-
viding life Imprisonment for bank rob-
berry with a gun.
Bridges was identified as one of the
robbers by John Bochnowski, son of the
banks president. Bridges was wanted
in several Midwestern cities for ques-
tioning about bank robberies, police
said
Evening star., 1933-06-11
DRAFTER OF TYPO UNION !
BYLAWS DIES AT 95..
Adam Aulbach Took Printing
Plant Into Idaho Section on -
Backs of 35 Mules. y,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ess.a-
MURRAY, Idaho, June 10.-Adam
Aulbach, 95. who, friends say drafted
the bylaws and constitution of the Ma
tional Typographical Union while em-s
ployed on the San Francisco Chronicle
in 1872, died here yesterday. sW
He founded the Murray Sun 40 years
ago, bringing complete newspaper
printing plant into the Occur D'Alene
mining region from Trout Greek, Mont,
on the backs of 35 mules. 80
Aulbach got his early typesetting and
news reporting training in Belleville, m.
He also worked on the st. Louis Re-
public, the Philadelphia Record and the
New York Herald.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
MUSS0LINI To IMPROVE q
CAVAL LRY'S SHOW HORSES
II Duce Takes Action After Ger5
+ mans Win Prize Third Year y
in Succession
snecial nisnatch 10 The STAR.

Special Dispatch to The Star. a-st.,,.
ROME, June 10 (N.A.N.A.).-The-
Germans having won the big prize at,
the Rome horse show this year for the
third time running, Mussolini has de-
cided the italian Army must do some--
thing more about it. ss -.
The Italian Cavalry is trained in o u
school which lends itself to horse shows
riding and the Duce has found that the
horses they ride have grown too old.
He has therefore arranged for special
renlount commission to visit Ireland.
Germany and Spain to buy young and.
suitable horses to be used exclusively
for horse shows ls3
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SALE-FARMS.
fCoufiuued)

HISTORIC RIvER-FRONT FARM. MOD
orc Mssor ss
2s9 acres T,3 $4,000 o 4e5
AXIS aafs sNpER asHrd sop La Plata WING Ma i0r hS'
ABOUT 80 ACRES IMPROVED BY 12:
Of some, repairs. but worthwhile outbuild-
s@sIi-moSth DSft bass nshine; fruit: nan an old mil
fon @ IN as'Vss Va Sard asT and ron snaye road
except one mile and it was at this place
recreation time bass fshins. Price. ss.1oo.
and 9lss e5fsr # brsSsSss ns5s Srs. srs5s Ss
half wooded ane fruit, Spring small Stream. am
25 acres, nice wood land II miles D. C.
in Va. Ia miles from hard road. Price
H B MITCHELL.
Herndon, Va
TIMBER. STOCK AND GRASS FARM
State road, Quantities Of saw saw timber, ties. IS.
to sGs oSs aSd %
Ga 5 ooo tsy n,v LOCATION ion Biz Big barn Pr!ss
ER1cKsBuRd. VA. In" 0 A
SUMMER HOME ROOM. FURNISHED
s2Sna aks in Mne
beach accessible. Rent moderate for July
or season. SH. 1904.
400, ACREs-GooD GRAIN AND GRASS
mile of water frontage. close to State road
buildings i9 good shape sacrihce. 5000.
Charlotte Hall St. Marys County. Md.
10 ACRES -HIGH-CLAss TOBACCO FARM.
fenced with wire, cedar posts; 7-room house;
sate Toad Eaia MD I0ntsss
s,iIaASTfs s ACTON; owner IS5 T. %aS6i1stqn s;
Plata, Md. IA miles south of Washington. :
100 ACRES. SPLENDID SOIL, so ACRES
under cultivation. house, outbuildings, large
spection. John Mckinney, I'm, MerrifieldS IdS Va Va
Falls Church S12-F-21.
REAL NEWS.
Real estate spectators are now buying
profit within so days. I Know VP'seMsai Of several
such cases. and yet some good folks are still
SanSt SStanding ts idly by with the money in their
The trend certainly seems upward now,
Why val. and pay more Read column s,
page H-lo' star: June 10.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Acreage. Estates. Farms
10 ACRES. PARTLY CLEAR. NICE EIFVA-
sl0h s0 ile new 3rroom and bath house electricity.
$4,000. Pat waesaman. Falls ch. a 2s-Js' Jos'
oNE MILE FROM oAKToN, VA
price So, 500; $500 cash, $50 month"; ouyeHii VIII
Gonsioer lots in exchange. WAPLE & JAMES
rnn, ms I5z6 ~ I@4th @ st. NV. Dist. 3347; eve
FOR SALE-16 acres, new house
new garage. New hen house. Good
pure well, running water through
farm. 2Ox3l basement. 3 to 3l a.
IN timber, the rest ready for cultiva-
ton. Located between Bull Run and
Sentreville, just off Centrevile road
~ mi. from Centreville. Building
logs for sale-seasoned pine. Apply
to Berry Payne. Manassas, Va, r. s.
$4,000 Farm Sacrifice. $3.50.
NICE orchard. good S-room house: an
acres, % tillage, spring & brook; 4ox40
basement barn, handy city markets; team.
COWS, young stock, implements growing hav.
gram, potatoes. vegetables incluced All
Si..S;2o part down; picture pg. "a big FREE
Gals G1I sios t r o T, 1427-N Land Title
Evening star., 1933-06-11
WANTED-MONEY
-------------=-=-=---
PROPOSALS.

MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANT ED---Load or part load to N Y. or
vicinity; u rate. Assured service. <. 6 (.
United Van Service. 1919 18th Ma 3722
Evening star., 1933-06-11
BOULEVARD VIEW
WANTED-LOTS,

ONE TO FOUR ACRES, PREFERABLY WITH
railroad siding. Will lease or buy. Partic
ulars. Address Box 407-M. Star office.
WANTED TO BUY, CHEAP. FOR CASH; ..
or lots in northeast southeast. Washing
ton, or nearby Maryland. Give location and
al! particulars. Address Box Tim. Star
once,
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SUMMER CAMPS.

SUMMER CAMP FOR GIRLS ON CHESA-
peake Bay; all outdoor activities, including
Mrs j. H. ALBURTIS, 30 West Irving ST.
Chevy Chase, Nd. wisconsin 1890.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

SIX ROOMS AND , BATHS; LONG SEA
SON. IN ocean driveway apartment. $3.50.
Address L. KLAILE, 116 Maine ave, At
lantic City.
FOR SALE OR RENT. FURNISHED COT
tage. North Beach. Phone after pm. At
lantic 4S17-J.
FOR RENT AND SALE-FURNISHED COT
tages, SI2 to SIS week; desirable lots $500
up. DR.. Bailey. North Beach. 12'
Evening star., 1933-06-11

S100 CASH-S50 MONTH.
broom bungalow, hot-water heat, gas,
electricity, oak floors, fireplace, huge at
tic, full cellar, garage; $4,000. ERWIN
REALTY Co Call HyattSville 765
Evening star., 1933-06-11

1928 goth ST NE. NEAR BUNKER HILL
Rd.-New Groom English colonial house
large front porch, hardwood trim through
out. fireplace; everything you are looking
it; the price is right open Sunday and each
evening next week. L. H. NIX, Owner and
Builder. 23l4 Rhode Island ave. ne. DE-
catur 1147
Evening star., 1933-06-11

3 r. and b. stucco home; modern through
out; trees; near cars and stores. 230 Wal
nut st. 1499 Blair rd.; over an acre of
beautiful lawn. shrubbery & trees and e
room brick house with large porches. ROB-
Evening star., 1933-06-11

WHY REMAIN IN A ROW HOUSE OR APT.
and continue paying rent? We have about
30 low-prced houses on easy terms. with
big grounds. in nearby Virginia and Mary
land. We are inviting inspection and COM
Evening star., 1933-06-11

COLONIAL BEACH
Watso and Crescent cottages for rent
Clarendon 2031.
'.GRAYLING- -ON-THE- OPPO-
site Mt. Vernon. S-room house and bath
completely furnished: large lawn. shade
trees, cows. Also 1-room cottages and
! 2-room cottage all directly on water front
furnished. Stable room and pasture for rid
ing horses. Will rent for three months or
R. B. DARNALL.
Fl 1874. 1874 Fidelity Bldg. Balto Md
MYRTLE POINT" ON PATUXENT RIVER.
opposite Solcmons Island. Large water
front: modern 10-room. 3-hath house 4-car
garage: large lawn, shade trees. flower gar
SIno pa.hine Ge hshlng grabbing. boating. etc.
-, r. B. DARNALL.
1514. 1923 Fidelity Bldg, BALTIC, Nd
Evening star., 1933-06-11

LOOK! CHEAP! BED ROOMS, / ROOM
with sink and gas; s rooms; frame; rooms
to each floor; tile bath; place for bath 1st
floor; h.-w.h.. oak floors and trim; could be
made into 2-family fiat. private, at small
EXPENSE paved street; priced now at S5,500;
some cash, balance easy. Drive out Georgia
ave. to fire engine house at Silver Spring.
Nd. and turn east to Grove ST.. then to
S1l3 Grove ST.; consider trade or lot for
down payment: open- GE haSG
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SACRIFICE AT 81. .25d

SACRIFICE AT S4.250. -
Va High1andsSM6-r i1 SfoTye e6as d6ame to o0i be
h5i lod at q0gG5o abeut gs 5o on the dollar; living
r l2Rx23 it. large fireplace. oak floors
downstairs open staircase. large dining r.
and kitchen, 3 fine bed T.. cross ventlatlon:
and back porches, h.-w.h., large basement,
laundry tubs, large lot, garage, southern
exposure; circumstance demands the owner
to make this tremendous sacrlfce; you neeo
will not last long. J. L. PRICE. exclusive
agent, 202 Mount Vernon ave. at Oakcrest
once. Phone Clarendon 272. -
NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEW GROOM: 2,
bath. brick house; second floor equipped
for apartment If desired garage. lot nicely
Waycroft. one mile above Clarendon. Call
MR. LYTTLE, Col. 1913. for information or
appointment to see property. Price very
reasonable open all day Saturday and
sunday for inspection.
COLMAR MANOR, MD. y MI. FROM DIS
trict line-5-room bungalow. front and PACK
porches, bath, large lot, garden planted. lots
of flowers; $4,000 cash price. Apply 3l7
7 st ne.
WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
31l0 South Dakota ave rooms. lot 900 90
Jackson-1o rooms; sale or exchange. MAY
NOR, North 4a3s.
GREATER VALUE EVER.
YOU wIN-oWNER LOSES.
English type ali modern. brick home;
spacious rooms 4 bed rooms; fun baths
1. in bes
Washineton Coli and Country Club. Built
TO sell. 50 $50 Price now below Ss.0oo
Terms Make your offer. Once, District
6563. Home. Clarendon 1872.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SALE-ACREAGE.
WANTED-ACREAGE.

From 20 to $50 acres within 4 miles
of d. c. line. not over $50 per acre.
National 9257. =.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

COUNTRY STORE, FILLING STATION
near Silver Spring. sure living for clear
American family. B. F. STIFFLER. S521
Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW; CITY
water, cleo, built-in garage easy terms; blu!
at 11th and Pa. ave. 4423 Stanley ave.
Bradbury Heights
Evening star., 1933-06-11

FLA. AVE. NE. AT 5th.
Small stores in the new Union
Terminal Market section; corner
2sx30 at 500; 24-ft. front at
S75 Consult
SHANNON LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

SIX-ROOM HOUSE; AMI; GARAGE;
shade trees: lot 15X115; center of Clarendon,
Va; S6,500. easy terms. Seven-room house;
ami: garage; shade trees, garden; $4,000
JOSEPH REIBLE, Agent, 100 Taylor Ave.
Phone: Clarendon SIS CIarendon va
Evening star., 1933-06-11

AURORA HILLS-NEW 5-R.. MODERN
Colonial bungalow, at S6.950; free and
clear, no trusts to renew" Open for in.
see what S6,950 really will buy Also, JEFF
ferson Park section, large old 12-r. estate
with about 134 acres of high class land on
the ridge; beautiful shade; wonderful OPP
portunity for valuable property; IS minutes
to D. c.; at $1,000. See this and others.
If you are buying. selling or renting, see
J. L PRICE at Oakcrest, Va, office. 202
Mount Vernon avenue. Phone Clar. 90.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SALE-FARMS,

NEAR EAST CAP ST.-2-STORY BR.; II
car capac.; suitable for paint shop gar O
plumbing shop; $50. IL 7434.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(COutinued

FOR sALEsOUTH RIVER COTTAGE. I0x
IS Living room. bed room and kitchenette;
water in house Lot 50x154. S695 for quick
sale. Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1933-06-11
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ELMHURST-s ROOMS. BATH; PoRCHEs,
some furniture, chicken house. . acres. cleo
tricity shade, we'll water; on State road.
near cars; 20 minutes to Key Bridge; drive
out Lee Highway to Merrifield: turn right
one mile; references. Phone Falls Church
S47-F-31.
conveniences; $40 per month. Call WIscon-
sin 2333
Evening star., 1933-06-11

bath. Scar garage; lot 5Ox230; ami; half
block from bus; $500. Phone Clarendon
11RR. 900 Willett ave. Ballston. Va.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

5-ROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW, AMI.
garage: l block off Lee Highway, lie Penny
mar ST. Leeway. Va. near Robert E. Lee
Sc ,ool; from June Is to September /; $50
Evening star., 1933-06-11

NEARLY 4 ACRES, II-R- MOD HOUSE;
fne lawn; large trees; flowers; stream; A.
car garage; barn; orchard. Suitable for
nome; subdivision or tea house; miles out;
greatly reduced price; S10,500 Call Walnut
$50 or exclusive. agent
n. e. RYON CO., 1904 Wilson Blv CIar 1850
Evening star., 1933-06-11
NEW STONE AND BRICK.
Colonial Detached Home.
OPEN EVERY DAY.

Perfect-6 rooms. 2 baths, 2-car garage;
lot 5S'x145'; overlooking triangular park;
toned; 10S Battery lane, Battery Park, Md.
Call ME. 5000 or GE. 1888, after pm.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

$4,000 Farm Sacrifice. ST $50.
NICE orchard good S-room house: 40
acres, 70 tlllage, spring & brook; 4Ox4o
basement barn, handy city markets; team. =
COWS, young stock, implements growing hav
gram, potatoes. vegetables incluced ali
$1,000. part down; picture pg "a big FREE
eata iog 8 Ut, 1427-N Land Title
Evening star., 1933-06-11
RENT-FARMS.

RENT-FAKMS.
NINE ROOMS. FOUR ACRES, CHICKEN
ranch. S35 per month. Phone Greenwood
1501-W.
FOR RENT IN NEARBY MARYLAND-26-
acre farm, with Groom house. barns. etc;
plenty Of fruit and nice garden. Phone
Kensngton 274-R. IL"
The Washington times., 1933-03-23
POLE URGEDFOR
MPTROLLER

John w. Pole, former Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency, is receiving
widespread backing among the
banking fraternity for reappoint-
ment to that post, it was learned
today.
Pole resigned about six months
ago as Controller. Prior to his
appointment he had been chief
national bank examiner and in
the Government service for many
years.
Backing of Pole by large
group of bankers was said to ind1-
cate their belief that unified
national banking system eventu-
ally would replace the dual ma
tional-state system which now
exists.
Pole favored the national sys-
tenn and the gradual elimination
of banks operating under the
State charter. He advocated eX-
tension of branch banking within
economic areas to all national
banks, feeling that strong banks
in the larger cities with branch
offices in smaller communities
would furnish the country a de-
gree of security in banking that
never has existed.
The Washington times., 1933-03-23
U. S. ENJOYS Probing
Persecution of Jews

If the investigation being
made by American diplomatic
representatives throughout Ger
many discloseS widespread mis-
treatment of Jews as alleged in
press dispatches, the United
States is likely to make repre-
sentations to the German gov
ernment, it became known today.
The representations, however,
are not likely to take the form
of a protest.
Humanity To Be Guide
Instead, the American Am
bassador in Berlin probably will
be instructed to call the at
tention of the German govern
ment to the deep concern" felt
in this country over the alleged
persecution of the Jewish race
by anti-Semitic followers of Chan
cellor Adolf Hitler and urge ces-
sation of these outrages lin the
name of humanity"
The United States has taken
such action in the past. It was
explained that in so doing, the
Government itself would not be
meddling in Germany's internal
affairs, but would be merely con-
veying to the German govern
ment the concern expressed by
the people of this nation.
State Department Surprise
State Department officials were
surprised at the action of Presi
dent Won Hindenburg in signing
a decree cancelling all charges
against Nazis and Nationalist
who prior to Tuesday had engaged
in anti-Semitic disturbances.
1t was recalled the German for
eign office gave officials of the
American embassy assurance that
those arrested in connection with
recent attacks on American cit
liens of Jewish faith would be
punished. The State Department
was awaiting word from the EN-.
bassy as to whether the amnesty
also applied to those implicated in
the attacks on Americans.
The Washington times., 1933-03-23
SMALL POWERS
H|TPEACEPLAN

GENEVA, March % G.N.S0.
The small powers reacted today
against the MusSolini-M Macdonald
plan to establish the four big
nations as "overloards" of Eu-
ropean peace.
Representatives of the smaller
nations insisted that the general
commission of the disarmament
conference remain in session
while delegates of the four big
powers confer on the peace plan.
The British delegates, who
proposed adjournment of the
arms parley, made no attempt to
push the project when the tenn
per of the smaller nations was
made known.
AS a consequence, Prime Min
lister j. Ramsay MacDonald's dis
ornament plan will be placed
before the commission for gep-
eral discussion tomorrow.