Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 22

929 POLAND OPPOSED 10" DIGTATORSHIP Proposal to Dissolve Parlia- ! ment for 18 Months Bit- terly Resented. §Br the Associated Press. June 18.—The Folish rendment of ce. the gov- { th for 18 months, leaving nds of the chief execu- i political cir E 2 he Lill amending the constitution is 1o be presented to the Diet for approval next week., While hoth the Nationalists and the 3 vor zlving the President with pow decrees having the force of does the idea of an 18-mon of the Diet find approval. The tionalists declare the constitution amendments should include, before cess severvihing. an amendment of the elec. | Itoral law. They find the government's 1in respect superficial. Radicals want an immediate di ition of the louse. hut no rece v insist on new elections being I in the Autnmn > parliamentary sitnation is com ated by the desire of Speaker Ra n.in view of poor health < npon him by the .PREACHER DENOUNCES CHURCH'S PAY SCALE Pittsburgh Minister Declares Pas- tors Get Little More Than Labor’s Minimum. e Methodist rply critl: B. Urmy of . Pittsburgh, because of the low ry level of its clergy. . Urmy spoke before the conference o1 the preacher and the economic a E lethodist Bellevue Chu an preside o church grants certain pri to its workers fis support of the In <pite of its riches, the Method Ypiscopal Church pavs an average iy ta fts preachers equal only to the minimim hndzer of an indnstrial s fixed by an employers’ n and the cht condemnation hecau rage salary Presbyterian minister is $30 | t of the M a year, i man in all industries for -, 1926, was $1410 a vear. RADIO AWARDS OFFERED. | Navy to Encourage Competition Among Ships and Stations. 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