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'APRIL 21, 1932.rPART 1.1 3 MORNING. LEAGUE UNEASY ON JAPAN NOTE Reaction to Resolution on Shanghai Feared DE VALERA HOPS OATH OBSTACLE Abolition Measure Passes on First Reading' feminine; drys talktohoover President Told of Stand on Candidate and Platform Senator Soaper Says The United States Coast Guard has set forth on its annual "iceberg patrol," to see how they HERE'S PICTURE YOU NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE The last place you would expect to find Bishop James Cannon would be in a bar room, Isn't it? Yet here's a picture of two of the nation's leading prohibitionists standing right up against the old mahogany. The gentleman standing with his foot on the rail is the bishop himself. He looks as though he might be asking Canon William Sheafe Chase, "Whaddlyu have?" This bar, however, is only a replica of the rea? thing. It is being exhibited in connection with the prohibition fair which opened with the annual convention of the Women's National Committee for Law Enforcement at Washington.

Wide World photo PART OF BEACH LINE ABANDONMENT ASKED WASHINGTON, Aprtf 'JO. CD The Southern Pacific RaUroad and the Pacific Electric Company today applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to aban don two miles of the Santa Monica Air Line between Santa Monica aiui Los Angeles. The section to te abandoned runs from a point on Ocean avenue near Colorado street in Santa Monica and Santa Monica Canyon in Los Angeles. Action Postpones for Week Dail Eireann Debate ISippon Representative Must A uait Instructions Mellon Under Criticism for Wine Use at Embassy White House Visitor Cites Trust in Nation's Chief Party Leaders Say Votes Will Be Mustered i shape up com parison with assets at home. Col umbia i-menters have been able to produce large etic dia s.

t. the thing, one would think, to give a Holly wood betro thai the correct Soviet Stand on Manchuria Source of Worry GENEVA. April 20. (P) Uncertainty about whether Japan will accept the League Assembly Committee's resolution calling on the Japanese to evacuate the Shanghai area "in the near future" caused xs MYER SIEGEL AND COMPANY 733 So. Flower Los Angeles 5400 Wilshire Los Angeles 5687 Hollywood Hollywood 140 East Colorado Pasadena IB oft' some uneasiness today in League of Nations circles regarding the out come of the Shanghai armistice Foreign Minister Hymans of Bel gium and Sir Eric Drummond, sec tone.

At $6.30 a short quart for the harder beverages, wet Finland should shortly be gripped by a saturnalia of temperance. "The gentleman from New l'ork," says an Arkansas Con. gressman, as quoted in the Record, "Is half right." Well, that's par for the course. Copyright. 1932, by North American Nfyspaper Alliance, Inc.

DUBLIN (Irish Free State) April 20. (IP) President De Valera today got- past the first legislative barricade in his battle to scrap the oath of allegiance to the British crown. The Dail Eireann passed on first reading the abolition measure. There was no division that is, no tabulated vote. The action postponed until Next Wednesday the debate advocates and opponents of the proposal alike expect.

Deputy McDennott, Independent, served formal notice of objection to the measure. De Valera party leaders expressed confidence they will be able to swing the required votes when the bill finally is acted on. President De Valera himself introduced the bill. Ernest Blythe, Minister of Finance in the administration of former President Cos-grave, announced the opposition party would stand against it in subsequent stages. The British government has held the Free State is bound, to retain the oath as Well as to continue payment of land annuities, which De Valera has informed London will be retary-general of the League, rer ceived Haruichi Nagaoka, Japanese and sought to induce him to accept the resolution Mr.

Nagaoka replied he was unauthorized to do so, but would query Toklo. Subsequently Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese spokesman, called on M.

Hymans and Sir Erio and accepted the committee resolution. The uneasiness in League circles was increased by reports, spread by persons close to the Russian delegation, that the soviet government has strong forces in East Siberia fenders, Thb had held them off for more than a week. The retreating forces passed close to this city, but International settlement authorities refused them entry. Amoy was quiet, but apprehensive. and considers trouble with the Japa nese likely in the near future.

MOSCOW, April 20. (if) The paramount importance to soviet Russia of maintaining peaceful and Buy a Used Car with confidence through Times Classified Ads. All advertisements must conform to strict regulations. WASHINGTON, April 20. VP)-Feminine prohibitionists representing the Women's National Committee, for Law Enforcement today tcld President Hoover they will not accept dry candidate on a wet platform." They said they "could not trust the sincerity" of such a man.

The statement was included in resolutions which Mrs. Henry W. Peabody, president of the organization, said she read to the Chief Executive during her audience, along with a dozen other women dry leaders. Another, Mrs. Peabody said, was aimed at Ambassador Mellon and asked that ambassadors be Instructed that their positions involve "respect for our constitutional law and their observance and defense of that law while they are In office." It was based on a press dispatch that the Ambassador had permitted the use of wine in the London Embassy.

TRIBUTE TO. PRESIDENT As she left the White House, Mrs. Peabody said she had assured the Chief Executive of her organization's support. She declared their resolution was directed primarily at political leaders rather than at him, adding: "He is our man; we trust him not to accept any wet or doubtful plank In the Republican platform, but we do not trust some members of the Republican party." Meantime, a Senate judiciary subcommittee was informed by one of nearly a score of women drys who vigorously opposed any changes in the liquor laws that if a wet Presidential candidate is named by eifkpr party he will receive a decisive "licking." WARNING GIVEN Mrs. Jesse' W.

Nicholson, president of the National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League, asserted: "This country is dry. Make no mistake about that. And if there is any doubt about it let one ot the political parties again name a wet candidate for President in 1932, and the constitutional men and women of this country will give them such a licking as they never dreamed of, and 1928 won't be a circumstance." Miss Vida Milholland of New York, member of the Woman's Committee for Law Enforcement, advocated withdrawing from doctors the right to prescribe liquor. neighborly relations with Japan was emphasized in an address before the discontinued. Trade Unions Congress tonight by V.

M. Molotoff, chairman of the Council of Labor and Defense. There arc persons who are striving to disrupt relations between Russia and Japan, he declared. AMOY (China) April 20. (VP) Chinese Communists captured the city of Changchow, twenty-six miles west of here today, routing the de- "My EDennifeu1 is $Dffnd he says I'm a good advertisement for him" Woman Figures in Gang Killing CHICAGO, 'April 20.

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UP) Detailed plans for the San Francis---Oakland transbay bridge were approved today by the consulting board of engineers in charge of the project. The plans created by State Highway Engineer Purcell contemplate twenty-six spans from the foot of Beale street in San Francisco, to the Key Route mole on the east side. From San Francisco to Yerba Buena Island there will be two 2300-foot spans and four 1160-foot spans. From the Island to the mole there will be twenty spans, one of 1400 feet, five of 504 feet and fourteen of 288 feet each. Paper Reports New War Move on Chaco Row BUENOS AIRES, April 20.

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