Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1928, Page 7

TITE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 BALDWIN CENSURE PLANNED BY LABOR MacDonald to Push Point| of Error in Naval Compromise. By the Associated Press. LONDON, November Lord Cushendun, acting foreign secre- | tary, has pronounced the Anglo-French naval compromise dead, Labor leaders ‘were determined today to move censure of the Government in the House of | Commons because of the accord. Ramsay MacDonald, Labor leader,out-~ lined the position of his party by say- ing that the pact “was not an agree- ment to limit armaments; it was an agreement not to limit armaments. It sacrificed the most elementary consid- erations of Britain’s safety except upon one sole consideration, that there would always be pooling of our navy and the navy of the country across the channel.” Baldwin to Defend Stand. ‘When the Laborite attack is launched in Commons Premier Stanley Baldwin will defend the government policy. Lord Cushendun’s announcement that the pact was dead was made in the Hcuse of Lords after Labor and Liberal leaders had attacked the agreement. ‘The attack was made particularly on the grounds of injury to American opin- ion and of concession to France on the question of trained reserves. Lord Thomas, Labor peer, moved & resolution declaring that the negotia-] tions “constitute a grave setback to the | cause of disarmament.” He said that \ the peace existing today was not the | result of statesmanship but of ex haustion. Lord Cushendun defended the gov- ernment, claiming that it had acted with the best intentions. Great Britain, 8.—Although | he held, was now in exactly the same | position es if she had not made the[ proposal for tht compromlse “It means,” he said, “we must find some other way.” Hopes for Agreement. Lord Cushendun explained that the government would give the most careful | consideration to Washington's sugges- tion that the door be kept open for further discussions. Great Britain, he said, did not despair of reaching some general agreement merely because of the discouraging results of the Anglo- French accord. Lord Cushendun maintained that Great Britain was under no obligations toward the French view that trained reserves should not be included in, the military strength which a dmmmt conference would limit. “We have not altered our view,” he’ said, “but the limitation of land arma- ment must be very plrthl and probably ineffective unless trained reserves are included. But we should find it per-; fectly hopeles! to get France, and; practically all military nations on the | eontlnmt to adopt our views on this.” Resolution Withdrawn. After Lord Cushendun’s explanation ' the resolution Introduced by Lord| “(a:“ uw::ned tification ! Viscount gratifica mttbesllumnowclun and the | hope that corroboration of this would ; come from Paris. He suggested that | acapa—Kingston flmtnmflflmpwn DUE TOMORROW. Jauitania—soutampten Bogota—Puerto Colcmbia. um—wumcwn.—m Conte Grande—Genoa. Rochambesu—Havre . DUE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. Guitemala—San Francisco Rotterdam—Rotterdam . Albert Ballin—Hambure DUE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11. Hayans_Vers Cruz Toloa— -Port Limon Stutigari—Bremerhat DUE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. American Shipper—London ....November Berlin—Bremer] Dmumnxholm—uomenhuu Providence—Marseille Orizaba—Havana Majestic—Southampi Lie de Prance—Havre Carabobo—Maracaibo .-November 3 DUE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. Yoltaire—Santos .Qctober 27 Munargo—Buenos “October 25 | | dogs die, not with his boots on, but 'snd. by the same token, Salvatore Carta, Military Funeral Conducted for Dog| By Fort Myer Men | “Taps” blew over the Fort Myer | parade ground today, and the body of “Jack,” dog mascot of headquar- ters troop and the band of the 3d Cavalry, was gently lowered into a newly dug grave. A cross will mark the final resting place of the non- descript canine that has, for the last nine years, been a buddy in barracks | and on marches with the soldiers of lhe fort, “Jack” died the way most Army n | ginia Sweet with a pain in his stomach from | overeating. | Jack enlisted on the Pacific Coast, | and came to the heights above | Washington with an officer, nearly 10 years ago. Of not too clear ceste or regular appearance, he soon b2- came a soldier's dog, and bunked and chowed with members of the band and headquarters troop of the 3d Cavalry, who finally adopted him as their mascot. Jack” became ill early this week and the vost veterinarian was called. But it was chronic indigestion. Too | many bits from the soldiers’ mess had found their way down “Jack’s” gullet, and there was no hope for him. He died yesterday morning. 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