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LIQUOR EXPORTS VOTED REJECTED IN WASHINGTON; DELEGATES STILL FOR IT LEE OPPONENT TARIFF BREACH PublisherOf Independent Speaker Longworth Seeks By FRANK R. KENT Charges Probe Is Purely Political Plan To Appease Demand Of Westerners STIMSON PUTS Who's The Joke On? Commons Passes Mcas ure, 173 To 11, After Caustic Debate Washington, March 23. FOUR WITNESSES FATEOFPARLEY SECRECY MARKS OFTEN IX WASHINGTON one! hears puffed-up fellows in public pffice SUMMONED TODAY CONFERENCES HELD and there are a lot of such here lament the fact that the "masses of OFFICIAL VIEW GIVEN ON WORK OF CONFERENCE Capital Will Not Subscribe To Military Tuiar-antee, Statement Says BILL NOW FACES TEST TN SENATE the people" have so little real comprc- FfJ'for Rcf L1SCS To Garner Says Democrats hension of mihlic affairs. For exsmnle.l UP TO M'DONALD Announces If Britain Gives France Security U. it is at present one of the griefs of SWCr tJUeriCS, Llaimmg May Assent To Program Delerpn'ncd Upon these vote-switching Senators who, Question Of Americans' Immunity Of Press when the newspapers tell the truth Hoover Administration Position On Naval Parley Problems Yahington llureau of The Sun AVashington, March 23 The posit ton of the Hoover Administration on the problems of the Naval Conference was officially outlined today as follows: No security or consultative pact has been considered at any time during Ihc course of the London conference.

No suggestion for such a pact has come at any time from any of the governments participating in the confer-once and the character of such proposals as have come from outside sources do not interest the governments represented. Only a security pact which would commit the signatories to military guarantees could be depended upon to reduce naval tonnage so much as one ton and that sort of guarantee is something the United States will not give. about them, agilely hop from alibi to S. Will Confer In Crisis alibi for fear the people will not clear prasTn'iipfodBiireaK of The Sun From a Staff Correspondent Rockville, March 25 Four ly understand. AVashington, March 25 The demand witnesses have been summoned by of Western Republicans for a chance OBSERVERS PUZZLED ISSUES STATEMENT AND THET ARE RIGHT the pco- the 8rand heve tomorrow to to vote on controversial items in the tell their stories of alleged misappro tariff bill, which came back from the pie don't.

But how can they? How can BY EXPLANATION EXPLAINING STAND priation and diversion of Montgomery Senate today, has upset the usually anybody? How, for instance, is it pos- county funds. ii Respect For Own Dry Law Brought Up By J. A. STEVENSON Special Correspondent of The Sun Ontario, March 25 The liquor export bill passed through the Canadian House of Collisions this nft-Jernoon by the overwhelming vote of 173 to 11. It now goes to the Senate, which reassembles tomorrow.

Not only the Conservatives but many Liberals would have liked to avoid accorded vote, but Premier W. jaunty Republican apple cart in the i ivi o.ijr a.c.ufcc uiau ur wuuiuu Tin, tMinn A House and the Republican leaders were Slinison's Recent to iuiiuw tue squirming gyrations or Le S)eaker of the House of Dele Edict Pact engaged today in a hurried effort to pick up the scattered fruit before the many of the men supposed to represent gates and Democratic boss of the coun-them in Congress? The effort to recon- ty, had their say today. Fifteen went On Consultative Publication Of Reports From Washington Causes Stir In London Democrats get it. cile their professed "principles" with before the inquisitorial body, some say Instead of pushing forward with the their actual performances is enough inS 1Iu'y had no knowledge of attacks original plan to send the tariff bill to on the Lee faction contained in the Adds To Mystery ny j. r.

HMSAitv Washington, March 25 The posi to stall any normal mental engine. So conference without discussion of Sen Montgomery Independent, a weekly the people in the mass simply don't ate amendments, the House leaders in ft Mackenzie King, who has shown newspaper, itiated a series of conferences with a ruthless determination almost try. They go unconcernedly along. U. S.

Delegates Willing To Sign Purely Consultative Pact Publisher la AVitnesa tion of this Government on the vital view to working out a plan that would amounting to a high hand with his absorbing propaganda and misinfor- V. ltnrretr T'rnftvmnn. Wflshlnf ton liy DRKW fluff Correspondent nf The fun Special ('utile to The Sun I London, Wednesday, March 2(5 The American delegation definitely lins thrown upon the shoulders of Premier Itamsay Maclloiiuld the question of, satisfy all elements of the party and nation, voting, as is attorlley in Chevy ChasPi was questions of a coiisuliitive pact and security giiiiniutees involved in the I Ion Naval Conference was nllicially prevent an open breach between the own party in connection with the bill insisted that a record vote be taken. Lone Liberal Holdout nieir custom, according to inherent the first and most important witness, prejudices and partisanship. He is president of the Independent With one exception, the Liberal Assert, However, America Will Enter No Agreement Publishing Company East and the West.

Fever Of Uncertainty A fever of uncertainly was observed in all quarters as the discussions began behind closed doors in the office whether or not this conference shall party was solid for the bill, as were end in a three or five power treaty. the Progressives, and they were joined TAKE THE CASE of the tariff bill Mr. Pretty-man is understood to passed In the Senate last night. What told the grand jurors that the set forth today. Three slateineuls of facts, given in an adjoining column, together with other important information regarding the conference, were put forth, it was explained, in order to It did this by issuing statement by a substantial contingent of wry- Which Might Re Interpreted As Promising Military Assistance As France Wishes has there been in its course to rlnrifv investigation, inaugurated at the re early this morning making it quite of Speaker Longworth.

it was gener faced Conservatives. But several prominent Conservatives skipped the lenr that if MiicDoiuild would be ally conceded that the Republican or (he so-called public mind? To begin Jfr' Tfe' lmrt a if io political fight. He is reported to willing to grant France the security dissipate certain niiseoiiccpl ions which are current in this and other 1 the IndMeuJeM is nor ask. it demands then the United Slate ganization, which last spring rode roughshod over all opposition and rushed the Hawley bill through with Tote, and eight actually voted against it, Henri Bouiassa, the old Nationalist leader Mayor C. G.

Power, the long, which is doubtful, it will recall fu. London, Wednesday, March 20 (IP). uig lllUL U11.V UL luc uuuuij luuilllia- enquiries. would have no scruples against signing tuat in tue campaign the President si0ners be indicted for offenses charged Kumors current lute Inst night that Incidentally the revelation of these malcontent Liberal, and A. A.

out allowing amendments on the floor, a consultative pact. This is hailed as fuetn thnt no suggestion for a secur promised to call an extra session for to them by the Independent, but that the purpose of increasing rates on the anti-Lee faction wants to show was ready to make concessions to the the possible miracle which no one ex ity or consultative pact has come at Westerners, whose purpose is to debate pected and which may bring the con farm products and upon a limited tllat tne Present commissioners are not United Slates entered Into such a treaty as a tirf-pro(yno for the reduction of naval forces of another power. "That danger has hitherto inhered iu the present situation, where France has been demanding mutual military security as a condition of nnviil reduction, as appears from the original statement of her case last December. "If, however, this demand for se the naval conference had undergone a dramatic development by the fact that the American delegation had informed their colleagues thnt they were pic-pared to make a new proposal were ference to a successful conclusion. any time from any government participating in the conference; that this some of the high duties on manufactured articles.

number of industries clearly shown to the county as it should be run, Jn Olilluntion To Vae Fleet be in a languishing condition. Unon Gtrem Summary ot Charses loveriiiueiit has nt no tune consider Democrats, who have been ma Of course, the statement was much the mm-Piiin of tl, nr.i Beginning with a summary of the such a pact, and that the only pact neuvering under the leadership ot subtler than this. No names were men 7idependeiif charges, Mr. Prettyman published in the midnight edition of the Daily Herald, Lnborite newspaper which could be depended upon to bring Representative Garner to drive a saw the President's party in the House tioned mid it was made clear that a Heaps, a Lnborite, making up the remainder of the minority. When at the opening of the House, Premier King moved the third reading, R.

B. Itennett, the opposition leader, indulged in another fling of sarcastic criticism of the ministry's course of action, declaring that their performance in bringing down legislation which ten months ago W. D. Kuler, Minister of National Revenue, had branded as unworkable and then before it was passed scurrying off to negotiate a treaty about the same sub la Minnofod In Iia i-a 1 a a.1 about any reduction in naval tonnage curity could lie satisfied in some other onsiillative pct would mean that the close to Government sources. mild be one involving military guaran .1 a I wedge between the agricultural and industrial wings of the Republican party, looked on with katisfaction as I'nited States would only consult and The Hrruld said that this proposal inm.eu revision advice, raising in- to lave heen USM way than the danger of misunderstanding coiikiiIIiiI ive pact would be tees which this Government will not would be uniler no obligation to use UUStlial rates generally and lnde- n-hioh mnnev rniseH hr a hnml isano was tne result ot a consuiiiii ion w- Kjve haa left observer here deeply the efforts at conciliation got under eliminated, anil the question would he her fleet to enforce nny kind of Ku ween the delegation and President fonsiuly.

Mhile this was going on they approved by the 1027 Legislature for way. Mr. Garner predicted that the approached from an entirely different ropean security. Hoover, who had decided to recon heard his party leaders in the Senate the building of a new Courthouse, was standpoint. It also was explained, as it has been outcome of the conferences might be a program of tariff procedure to which sider his decision Hint, in no case 'In such a case the American dele deride the limited revision idea and de- Pt.

He cited law to the jurors and dare for general revision. And when claimed that the $250,000 bond issue done some time previously, that the would the United Stales be a party the minority itself might assent. ject was a most unedifying spectacle. gatioii would consider the matter with danger in a consultative pact lay in trhe Senate Finance Committee got wa mIsllfa' ne saia ne to any "security' treaty. he implication was that the United States had Tannta Killer On Silence an entirely open mind." Possibility Of Coalition Among those entering the ltepubli kill i.i iouna noining criminal tue tue the fact that France is demanding security and that, therefore, any con He taunted Kuler with his persist Wfntement A ffnrprlse hanged its attitude toward consulta v.a "in wnj niiiit.il nun ivitrn juuci fiAVnnfl ilio TTraiicM tnavlr I WHS pe The American statement came as a sulfation pledge on the part of the tive pacts, and was willing to enter 1 rtyi i ii.

-r rnf can conferenc -during the afternoon was Representative Rnmseyer, Iowa, ent silence throughout the debate and, after hurling across the floor at him xiiere aiso was a mauer ot pou.wuv, puzzled. (tnesl Ion ltriipmitllllty They aro questioning as to what Is actually going on in Iondoii as to who is responsible for the direct and repented statements in the press of five mil ions thnt France has demanded a consultative pact as the price of ton-tinge compromise and why public references to the matter should have been made in the British House of Commons. Observers arc further puzzled to know why Secretary of State Stimson i. 4 1 ll n.itl,r.ri'o the surprise, the correspondents being sum United States would mean nn implied a pact on changed lines in order to iwniinipH r. ihp flTHnrl inrv.

whifh extensive-extracts from his last year's moned to headquarters at the Jtil. save the conference. principal spokesman of the AVcslern wing of the party on tariff matters. THEN THE PEOPLE read of the the commissioners loaned to the State obligation to do more than consult. Would Have Open II I nil shortly after 'JO last night.

Democrats and Progressives forming Roads Commission, the money to be Mr. Ramseyer indicated in a speech In mora Are Denied These rumors met with an imme With reference to one part of tlx gpeech, asserted that under such circumstances most self-respecting ministers would have resigned, but "he now bows his neck to the Premier and coalition to beat this bill, which they repaid out of the gasoline tax. He But after all this meticulous explanation, the formal statement of the yesterday he would be satisfied if the statement, in which it. was said that denounced as iniquitous and out- said the law specifically says the coiu- House were allowed to puss on eight the question could be approached from rageous. In a little while the coalition missioners have no right to lend money American delegation concludes with this, which really is a quite momentous diate and authoritative denial at the headquarters of the Americans.

It was said that the American policy hud not been changed from that outlined a different standpoint if mutual mili or ten items before the bill goes to conference. decision tary security were not. involved, the gained control. The people were told raised for one to anyone, not the bill was now in the hands of their even the Eoads- Commission or the Mr. Ramseyer specifically mentioned on alarm ji statement that the United Stutes would enter into no consultative pact, by American spokesmen several weeks ago.

i friends, that it was being rewritten Governor. general 'impression was thnt, a trcnty could be framed so as to eliminate the misunderstanding involved in military sugar, cement and lumber as among the commodities on which he would in their interests, thnt flip wicfc.H flM Favoritism Charged if as is now omciaiiy aiaieu, no go- The idea of a consultative pact had says you are are always right, I am wrong, I remain." Bennett chnrged the Government with hypocricy and vacillation and again demanded to know why they had Hot accepted the offer of a bilateral treaty first made four years ago. He declared that every treaty ever negotiated by the King Ministry had proved detrimental to Canada and foreboded little good could come out eminent represented in the conference obligations for the United States. been chiefly pushed by the French, in like an opportunity to vote. The adoption of his plan, veteran members pointed out, would reopen the whole has even suggested such a proposition.

It is understood, however, that the Guard, flat on its barnacled back, had The Independent has charged that thrown up the sponge. It seemed favoritism was shown in the assess- plensant situation and it was. But ment of the of J- Hcrbert Cissel- what was the next development of in SPrinR- prekiJent of the First quest of security guarantees. Without some such guarantees the Ffrench dele If, however, this demand for security could be satisfied in some other way, then the danger of a misunderstanding over a consultative pnet would he eliminated and in such a case the question would be approached from an entirely different standpoint. Jn such a case the American delegation would consider the matter with an entirely open mind.

Americans have made no proposal French 1'nzalea Finally, it is difficult for Washing controversy over these items and per along this line, though Secretary of gates refused to reduce their claims or which the neonle read? Merolv national uanit or Oliver spring ami State Sliiiison has discussed it with ton observers i uimn'i tons for their fleet strength, mit the House to put cement bark on the free list, and to lower the tariff on Premier Tnrdieu of France, France is practically out the con A statement of denial issued by the nearly one-third of the Democrats and vice-president of the Maryland News one-half of the Progressives, deserting Publishing Company, which publishes the cause at the critical moment when Maryland hews, official paper of of their latest enterprise in negotiat sugar. delegation said that it. had been made ing a treaty with the United States ference and ail energies are jw upon a three-power agreement, if at no time proposals for a Security In the event the Republican leaders lenr "lhat. America had no objec rictorv was nhoiit. tn ha rlinfWl the I.ee lorces.

llie House ana it- llnmora Of Clianae liiimors of a change in Hie general conference situation had sprung up in connection wilh the impending return for the reciprocal prohibition of cer i Has Ileen Advocated Hj- Morrow This, of course, is exactly what the decide not to make concessions that tion to entering a consultative pail over on the other side, helned the nrns- grounds were assessed lor a very suiau tain exports after everything the would allow the reopening of these I 11 Ti. i. -I 1 as such, on the contrary the I lilted more progressive group in the Ameri tronty mini or airiigiu na vnm. made or suggested in London. trate Guard its feet tnit tha ngure, lur.

imijumn cmi.w, t'nited States wanted had already and other controversies, there is still of I'oreign Jtriand, It was bill back in its creedv naws. though Mr. Cissel later sold the house He .11 that as it may, the fact re- can delegation, headed by Ambassador Morrow, has been urging for some possibility that the Republicans been conceded. Calla Conscrvatl vea Hand ior many times tne amount oi ine as- mnln. that the United Stntes at last from the agricultural States may com time, namely, that Great Britain A VIST Avn k.ii.i..: iii.

Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice bine with the Democrats to force such repudiates in unqualified terms all association, direct or indirect, with which lies only twenty miles from replying for the Ministry, took the line action next Monday when the ques France and which is fundamentally ensued, but the Old Guard, buttressed Aft" cTS'n fr0m le by Democratic and Progressive desert- om.Mr' "yrntn he had to ers, soon restored the bill to its earlier he ht that charges of hypocrisy came very ill tion of procedure conies up. onsiillative or security pact aim i Ittaf rnrtltrlin concerned with European peace and pointed out in authoritative quarters lhat. the only powers now present, at the conference from which such a change of altitude toward a political pact, could come are the British and the Italians. On the highest authority the United States delegation was said to know of no such change. But deductions from M.

Briand's return lead to the impres States was already party to a number of treaties involving the obligation to consult other powers. "It will not, however, enter any treHty as a quid pro quo for the rediic-wise, where there is danger of its obligation being misunderstood as involving a promise to render military assistance, or to guarantee protection by military force, to Biiother nation." Deal For aval Cnt llejeeted ''Such misunderstanding," the statement continued, "might arise if the from Conservatives who were damning the bill but were afraid to vote stability, should perform the security vjuveiiiur illume uccausr, ue bhiii, reaily to pny tion may cost the London conference. Want Vote On Certain Itema Neither Democrats nor insurgent and horrible shape. Screams of rage we have had too much Ritchie act and that the I'nited Stales, as a The whole business was deliberately Republicans have indicated any par concession to England and the peace Prnirr.ir.. nrl n.r.n...

k.l rcicrriiig tu iue Boui assa reiterated his doubts about nm r.k.,i kill appointments from his county dropped out of the window today, so to sneak, and Europe put upon notice of the world, rather than as any move the legislation and said he was less 1 iu: unit 1 T. 1... 1 t. 1 ticular line of procedure once the controversial duties have been reopened. The effort at this time is directed to aid French security, should then .1 ,1 1 I xuijiicai uuat'ivera litre, uuwever, all over again that as long as I'resi- sion that such a change is either immi agree to consult in case war threat lenl Hoover is in the White House on iK-ucu uat.B, DUL UII lUrj 1 nent or a possibility of the future.

olcly toward getting the right to vote ened. 1 1 iiiv jonjn auu ivauci ui xuxz nun tllOSe fhflnininnB nf thp ttonnlo cnnnliail concerned in preventing Americans irora drinking Canadian liquor and fceing forced to consume their own tnoonshine whisky than he was about the moral and mental health of the on certain items. It is believed, how 4 Lee faction, has kept out of the inves- This idea has been discussed several laJUJI LU l)Ul 1L UVfl. times between MacDonald and Secre More bafllinc still amftner thnp vnt inrr Refusal To Answer rki Editor Is WltnpM youth of Canada. ever, that attempts to put cement back on the free list and retain the sugar duties in the present law would follow once a procedural victory had been won.

tary Stimson, it was authoritatively stated last night. What MacDonald's reaction has been was not revealed spicuous Progressive leaders, excusing Csey. managing editor of the Liquor Questions Upheld He first suggested to the Ministers the United Stales will never give ita bond to help maintain the peace of Kurope, Kellogg pact or no Kellogg pact. Hoover "till Optimistic That much of the London conference, it can be added, is eettled. What else may come, remains to be seen.

President Hoover is convinced that some constructive results are still pos themse ve. the M-mmr! thot "nrin -Pinuvm, Bjjrut. busuuj. -ss tuau lhat they should represent strongly to Would Honor Jiyrd Wilh Special Coins Repnltllean Representative rom Ohio To Propoae Isaac Of Mi-tent Plerea Washington, March 25 (IT) Coinage officially and this remains the chief cinles" dear tr, hr-nrta kt an hour in the jury room, while Mr. Conneetlent JndHe Bnlea Kelf-ln- their heads must tell them will not be Prettyman was with the lodj' The export debenture scheme and the flexible tariff also are involved.

Mr. Ramseyer is opposed to the de- (the Hoover Administration that such a piece of neighborly service demanded cooperation in the direction of impressing upon the American people the left in. are more vitnl than rnte. Ior lw na nalt nours- erlmlnatlon Plea la A llowal.le Hartford, March 25 (If) 1 it is reported tnat Mr. asey re- conundrum in an otherwise most hopeful situation.

Chain Of Frenta KicKlnar The chain of events which were the most exciting since Secretary Stimson issued the American figures some six (Contlnned on Past 2, Column) THE TEOPLE may think this is the (Contlnned on Pane 8, Column 3) of an issue of SO-cent pieces in com The constitutional right of refusal Jo end, but that is still a long way off. duty of respecting their own laws. Doohta Sincerity Of Drya If, he argued, the morality and con memoration of Bear-Admiral Kb-hard answer questions asked by a grand jury Now the bill goes to the Conference by witnesses who are engaged in the K. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition weeks ago proceeded from the publica Committee, where, under E'EB Robs Hennery, ButLeaties liquor traffic nn the ground that an science of the people of Canada were will be promised shortly in a bill by control, it will be hacked and to be enlisted on behalf of this law, swers might be self-incriminnling, is ftepresentative Cable, Jtepuhlican and revised, always along Old -Guard sible, if not on a five-power basis, then on a three-party basis. In fact, all the comment in Administration quarters today once the consultative pact die was cast ran in tha direction of an agreement between the United States, Great Britain and Japan, which will deal with a battleship holiday and may conditionally fix the relative cruiser tonnage of the three powers.

The assumption seemed to be that Ohio. the American Government should be invited politely to do something along Wallet With $300 Behind ideas. After three weeks or more of this it will come back to the House tion of the American position in regards to consultation last, night. These began early last evening with reverberations from newspaper articles printed in the United Slates that, the American delegation had changed its position regarding a consultative pact The original plan for llie bill, the the same lines. As evidence of his rea Ohiosn'a office said today, content and Senate, and it will come back a plnte, the sale of the coins to pay off sn allowable privilege, Judge Newell of Superior Court, held today.

He discharged Mayor Waller Batterson and former Slate Senator Kdward N. Allen, who were before him as recalcitrant witnesses before a special grand jury nivestignting liquor conditions. aons for doubting the sincerity of the administration of the T'nited States prohibition laws, he cited, among other the son of bin senate Democrats and Virginia Thief Would Have Made Money Had He snv JKissihle deficit the riperlition and the excitement did not end until well after midnight. things, a conversation -villi a Cana might face. A radiogram has been re Progressives have been denouncing for nearly a year and still are.

let Sen Visited Owner During The Day And Purchased dian revenue official who, after a visit ceived from the admiral expressing the Added to these echoes of newspaper ate Democrats and Progressives will to Washington, where he investigated both France aand Italy, for the moment are out of the equation, although the comment was that it. will be pos deep appreciation" of himself and his Entire Flock Woman's Picture Among Bills contribute the votes necessary for the the workings of income-tax collection eonipsnions for the promised honor, but final passage of the finished product. sible for them to come in at the finish. explaining there would be no deficit. there, reported it was regarded as a matter of course that millions of dol It can be passed in no other way.

Special Dispatch to Th Sun lars of income taxes should accrue Democrats Take Lead they so desire. Meceaa ot Dlaensaed And not an official word was heard N. Y. Communists Warn They Will Eject Police Tell Whalrn Any Officers F.nter-lnr Meeting Will Be Thrown Oat from violations of the Volstead act. In Kansas City Election reports were dispatches emanating from high Administration circles in Washington purporting to say the consultative pact was out of the picture.

On top of this and throwing more dust upon the already clouded question was a story published in the Daily Herald, official organ of the Labor party, saying President Hoover bad approved a consultative pact provided it clearly stated that the United States was under no military or naval AND THEN COMES the final stage Pulaski, March 25 The raider it goes to the President The limited- of the hennery of George Thompson, revision President will be confronted near Snowville, in the southeastern Bourassa argued that since the King Ministry was undertaking to cooperate in any Administration quarter regarding the possibility of a conference re Maroraltr And Two Municipal with a general-revision bill. It isn't the section of the county, last Thursday cess of possibly six months, as proposed Jndtrrshlpa At Stake hv Italr. It may be that secretary kind of bill he asked for it is exactly night got away with all the fowls, the kind for which he did not ask. It but lost his wallet containing $300. was not made by those friendly to him Whether the thief made a hasty get- Stimson has been advised of the Presi dent's views upon that phase of the matter, but do observations were pub but by those unfriendly.

He will be away, thinking he was about to be obligation and that this had been com cursed if he signs it and he will be detected in the act, or failed to miss In Contest Kansas City, March 25 (if) The Democrats apparently had retained control of the City Council and elected their candidate for Mayor and the two municipal Judgeships on the face of complete unofficial returns from 2i5 municated to MacDonald by Stimson licly made on that point nere. with the Hoover Administration in netting up a new standard of morality the latter should do its share in raising that standard. He then denounced the flood of pernicious and obscene literature which flowed daily northward into Canada to pollute the minds of the younger generation and besought that since the proposed treaty was to cover other fimmoditiea than whisky the Hoover dministration should induced to until, making a closer inspection, he found the rather fat wallet which he knew did not belong in his family. He opened it and began counting the bills, among which was the picture of a woman. Mlased Chance To Make Front Had the chicken collector called in the daytime and Negotiated for the purchase of the entire flock, he would have had left at least a part of his roll and been able to dispose ot the chickens at a profit.

It hag been suggested that he may have accumulated what he hsd on his hip by nocturnal visits to other henneries, but had failed to bank it in a safe depository. cursed if he does not. A case can be the bill folder until too late to dare New York, March 25 (IP) Any policeman entering a Communist meeting hereafter, the Communist party today warned Police Commissioner Grover A. Whelan, will be "firmly ejected." The war ning was given in a letter from Israel Amter, one nf the Communist leaders under bail in connection with the Red Thursday riots in t'nion Square. Commissioner Whalen was referred Interest in Washington centered made out for either action a case can return to the scene of his crime is a with the result that Great Britain was now ready to give France the security she desired.

about the dismissal of the consultative be made out against either and will matter of conjecture. be. At any rate, is there any wonder Finds Pletnre Of Woman pact from further consideration as an of the 45S precincts in the city election element in the London conference. Alter the people don't understand public af- Failing to hear the davlight crow- rarla Of Story Denied When these report were called to living the flat assurance that the se here today. The 25 precincts nthe Mayoralty race gave: Bryce B.

Smith. Democrat, fairs? Is there any way for them to ing of the cocks of his flock, Thompson understand? Is not the whole business went to investigate. He found the curity idea was dead beyond resurrec the attention nf Secretary Stimson he telephoned to MacDonald immediately prohibit this objectionable and cor- In in the letter as "f'oack Com tion, the Government let it be known I just a joke and the bie Question, who's roosts hsd been strinned of all fowl mander" snd "sznt of Wall George B. Kimball, Republican 32,027, oat.nnrdonr.a,. 4, CoI.mil it on He thought hi.

w.a total (Contlnned on Tag 13, Colamn) and of the Tammany Hall machine," (Con tinned on Pane 13, Colamn S).