Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1926, Page 6

NEW CONSTITUTION \ KSSUED BY GREECE Nation Becomes One of Most Advanced of Europe With Change. BY HIRAM K. MOD By Cable to The Star and Chic ATHE September 2.—The new Greek titutlon was promulgated today by publication in the official gazette. This first fundamental act of the new Condylis government makes Greece one of the most ad- vanced countries of Europe. The constitution is substantially that elaborated by the constituent as- #sembly after abolition of the monar- chy. This assembly was dissolved more than a year ago by Pangalos and the constitution shelved. In one point, the constitutibn is even more radical than the country ex- pected. It introduces propottional rep- resentation. This has been fought bitterly by certaln groups, especially tHe so-called progressive lberals—the old Venizelos party—headed by M. Caphandaris. Message Shows Struggle. Gen. Condylis imposed his will on the government, but how desperately he struggled is shown by his message to the Greek nation published Wed- in which he denounces the nit machinations” of Caphan- dnesday afternoon a small but noisy group of Caphandaris support- “ |ers conducted a demonstration before the government offices, shouting “Down with proportional representa- tion!” But mostly the Greek people accept the sensational change from a dictatorship to advanced iiberalism with calmness. Literally thousands sit until long after midnight at the cafe tables along the sidewalks and in the vast park before former King Constan- tine’s palace. They throng the | Dictator | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. |RATING SCORES MALOY theaters, which display nudity that would make Broadway blush. Meanwhile the government is busy undoing Dictator Pangalos’ work. The budget is being reformed, the repressive press laws have been abolished and new provincial govern- ments have been appointed. Elections are fixed for October 24. The new Parliament will function for a fortnight as a constituent assem- bly, ratifying and possibly moditying the' new constitution. It. appears probable that the government will not try Gen. Pangalos until Parliament glves its consent, for Gen. Condylis wishes carefully’ to observe legal forms. However, there is strong agi- tation to try him immediately. (Copyright. 1926, by Chicago Daily News Co.) New Castle Coal May Pay. NEW YORK, September 2 (#).— There seems to be gold in sending coal to New Castle. Sanders A. Wertheim, dealer, who plans to send coal to England because of the strike, threw $5 gold pleces to employes bidding him bon voyage as he left in the Prince of Wales’ suite on the Berengaria.. with a 7—bearing Crankshaft Motor —the World’s a great array of further superb new attractions Coupé, $1165; 2-Door Sedan, $1215, 4-Door Sedan, $1315; Touring, $1135; 4—Pass. Roadster, $1225. Smoothest Type AND AND GIVES RITCHIE 0. K. Association Against Dry Law Ap- praises Candidates in Mary- land Primary Race. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 2.—Gov. Ritchie is rated “highly satisfactory” and William Miines Maloy, his oppo- nent for governor in the primary, “entitled to support from nobody” in an appraisal statement on ‘“wetness’ of candidates just issued by the Asso- clation Against the Prohibition Amend- ment. Both the Republican candi- dates for governor, Marfon A. Humphdeys and Addison E. Mullikin, and Senator O. E. Weller and his op- ponent, Representative John Philip Hill, are rated “satisfactory,” but_the G. O. P. camdidates for clerk of the Court of Appeals, Mrs. Eva C. Chase of Prince Georges County and A. Kingsley Love of St. Marys County, are both termed ‘‘unsatisfactory.” Other State-wide candidates are not NOW ON DISPLAY Prices f. o. b. factory WALLACE MOTOR CO. DISTRIBUTOR Retall Salesroom, 1709 L Street N.W. Hawkins-Nash Motor Co. 1337 14th St. N V., Washington, D. C. R. 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