Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 52

52 CADORNA APPEALS FOR LARGER ARMY Former War Commander Says Italy Has Not Enough Forces for Defense. By the Associated Press. ROME, Murch 3 Cadorna, former chiel Italian army, spoke ye r the first time since the war Mussolini attentively speech. The war dai rgio, also hung | words, taking notes of | j which the aged against his reform icisms marshal submitted bill Cadorna ccially opposed the m in determining the the army and the general in the reform plans to army. Army Too Weak, to make the declaration,” that the present appropri- for army, particularly in reciation of our cur- considered one-third appropriation before therefore inadequate the defense of the country and its intere The present strength of our army, 204,000 men, is in- sufficie limit the I wish he sa ation y, must than the war; it is - declared, needed not only measures all along der to prevent an ., but also a strong ined army capable of defenses. He recalied geous it was for Italy at the beginning of the war to be to invade Austrian territory, thus carrying out the hostilities on the enen round xampls invasic and well tr ling the how adv ot War. ! the belief that] e last war Italy had ready ions planned on paper, | but not in the field, the centrel| pPowe would perhaps have hesitated to begin war The marshal pressing the her era dorna If before the 35 4 expressed concluded by that Europe, would have a ex- after long hope great tragedy, of peace But,” he added, the fire still symptoms warn t be dy w the gloriously conquer “under smolders. us to beware to defend, even mother country the ashes Various We with has When Conversation Fails Say it with Gude's Flowers. 1212 F.—Advertisement Noon-Hour Chimes on Air. 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I ponder, as I watch his smoke, upon his sad estate; this gifted man is al- mays broke, with bailiffs at his gate. He travels with the futile mob of men who cut no ice; he never gets the first-class jobs for which men pay the price. When my dun cow has mumps or croup, or other tri- fiing ill, I let Dave feed her pills and soup. and pay his modest bill. But when her anguish brings out sweat, and racks her till she moans, I call in haste the licensed vet, who charges 7 bones. When m: old car is needing grease so bad she shricks laments, I call in Dave to bring her peace, and pay him 50 cents. But when the bus declines to choo, an expert workman comes, and spends three hours, or maybe two, and charges frightful sums. And thus the gifted "handy man gets all the dinky jobs; he finds himself an also- rap, and wrings his hands and sobs. Far better play a cheap-john lyre, and play that lyre so well that pass- ing strangers will admire, and wave their hats and yell. WALT MASON. BASE BALL BY RADIO | PROBLEM UNSOLVED Magnates Differ as to Effects of Broadcasting Upon Cash Re- ceipts at Games. | By Consolidated Press. | Radio and base ball have begun | their third annual session of dicker- | ing. | By the end of the week an an- nouncement probably will be made setting forth what, if any, diamond- side accounts of the National and American League will be broadcast and what, . stations will put them on the air. After two seasons of somewhat spasmodic base ball broadcastin during which both newspaper owners and team proprietors have taken o ional chances with the ball park microphone, the value of airing the national sport is still an uncomputed problem. Some team-owners look upon broad- casting as a lure to the box-office and | likewise some newspaper proprietors | see in it an advertisement for the sporting extra. Other magnates think | THE EVENING Lamb No Weakling, Birrell Declares At Honor Service By the ted Pross. March 3t.—One hun- dred years ago Charles Lamb, the famous Knglish essayist, ‘retired from the India House with a pen- sion of £441 a year, and became, ds of the title of one “The Superannuated unusual centenary is being celebrated by reminiscent articles in the London press, and last night many well known writers and other admirers of Charles Lamb foregathered in memory of his retirement at a dinner at In- ner Temple Hall, not far from Lamb’s birthplace, in Crown Office row. Augustine Birrell, former chief secretary for Ireland, pre- sided. and in proposing a toast to “the immortal memory,” said it enraged him beyond . description to hear people speak of “the gen- tle Elia.” He contended that but for his one well known weakness Lamb was “a strong, prudent, gen- erous, self-denying man.” TODAY’S AXUSEMENTS NATIONAL — “The Holy Lenten drama, at §:15 p.m. BELASCO—"Mismates," at §:20 p.m. POLI'S—"Mercenary Mary,” comedy, at 8:20 p.m. PRESIDENT—"Rain,” 8:20 p.m KEITH'S—Pat Rooney and 'Marion Bent, deville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. EARLE—Vaudeville road show, con- tinuous 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND “Semin; vaudeville, continuous 12, GAYETY—"The Golden Crook,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m MUTUAL—"Band Box Revue,” bur- lesque, at 20 p.m. Goose melodrama, musical drama, at Scandals,” 0 to 11 p.m Hangs 7:45 RIALTO—"The Capt. Nun, 1:30, 3:30, 5 Sky person, and Lad) of the X § and he 4:05, 5:45, Raider” at and 11:30, at 55 p.m. Kid," at 7:50 and “Empty Hearts,” lden Bed,” at 2:10; " at 6:15, > ik . § and 9:30 p.m. CHICKEN AMALES ‘Waffles, Chili, Spanish Dishes and Everything Good to Eat of the crowds listening in for nothing and grow faint, and some publishers sing value All of these views will be consid- ered in formulating any policy for the 1925 season and the chances are that the base ball accounts will be on the | air ju | W gton fans possessing th first world champion team, ave begun to besiege the two local stations with requests that they | | broadcast all the games playved away | the city. Some of the ptitior ers would have all the games, both home and away, put on the air latter suggestion probably will vetoed by Clark Griffith and the thorities who preside over the office at Griffith Stadium | | | x| ir already | box- s Greater Strength—Fr. John's Medicine Builds you up because it is pure food. 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