Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 7

THE TEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €. TFRIDAY. MARCIT 16, 1928, e at the Geneva conference the United mands In event she hopes to arrive at | speaking, due to the pressure of other | | States had suggested a total cruiser ton- BER”N GETS BACKlNG a satisfactory commercial working basis jOURNAUSTS SPEAK' ) : | nage of 400,000, while Great Britain \\l;'h (}Prmfir’lyh B i fL —_— U | insisted on 600,000. He explained that Porelgn Minister Stresema % g ret . the United States demanded 25 cruisers lN REBUFF T0 SOVIET Iy apprised the Soviet Ambassador, N. H. Newspaper Men Entertain Indiana “;]"mwm Star. Col. William H. Smith Krestinsky, of the cabinet’s action, He et asas: SHIREE of & Bistory of usiwie: . Df ER”'I flF N | of, 10.000 tons cach. and that Britain ; o o o —~ g e | retorted that if all cruisers were to be also _requested an ex Harvey W. Wiley, Paul W. Wooten of | |45 () | 10,000 tonners, she would require a totai i ist | the Moscow government of the Arrest| Veteran newspaper men regaled the New Orleans Times-Pi | AVY‘lmm:\Ro of 600,000, because she required Press, Excepting Communist | 5¢ 0% 2n engincers. some 300 members and guests of "the | Ric ::’:: 3"‘%"’.211.5",’;'3? ",13%‘#1"& "Sfi‘ i o R g . 3 5 R | numbers, not size; | Otvan, Wantaiblostow Hel Lo i i o Indiana State Soclety of the District | tector of the Democratic national com- Mo referred to the United States| OT88N, Want t SHIPSTEAD ASKS QUIZ of Columbla at a meeting last night mittee, were the speakers. A musical 3 B 3 _ naval building program announced by Stricter Code of Ethics. in the Willard Hotel with tales of program was presented and dancing 316 7th St. N.W Tells Laborites in Commons | Secretary of the Navy Wilbur in Jan- T 5 Journalism in past days. Senator Wai~ | and bridge. followed. | S e > {uary and then. cut down in February gl Son OF U. S. CUBAN CLAIMS son of Indiana was unable to address by the House naval committee. He said the gathering, due to fllness, and Sena- | That Britain Has Scrapped that elght large cruisers already had | ¥ the Associated Press. AR tor Borah of Idaho was prevented from | Madrid has banned dog races. | been nuthorized and If @ further 13| BERLIN, March 16.—The German | Resolution Demands Check of Va- Spl!l:l.lll Combination in | were tompleted the United States would e P s - : i ’ More Tonnage Than U. S, | e S e e s ey | EOvernmentis declsion o break off com lidity Following Americans mercial parleys with the Soviet, pend- E E B SN S TR R fearinEiE e . |8 the clarification of the status of | . By the Assn he net total of the British navy esti- » 3 - the British navs German nationals in Russia, especlal-| An investigation of the validity of B W k.E d d LONDON, March 16.—Hotly rebuking | matcs for the coming vear, anncutted 1o ine arrest of German engineers in |clnims of American citizens ~again 1 ce na an the Laborites, W. C. Bridgeman, first | ) Mateh, & g8 T etion uy | the Don sector, nas the united support | Cuba is asked in a resolution by Sena- lord of the admiralty, last night de- | g T e OO B15.230 1 |of the German press with one excep- |tor Shipstcad, Farmer-Labor, Minne- | | | ) D I o | D ASIANES, Ml ERAOD [tion. = ‘Fhe excoption is the Com- |sota, a member of the forelgn relations A atrick's ay ale persisied in pretendir ure of | Owing to a reduction In the bullding | munist organ Rote Fahne. committee, to which the resolution was the Geneva N L o | proe o e rulsers, ‘the nave) | Industrial and financial clrcles espe- | referred without debate. 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