Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 48

EX-PREMIER SEES CHANCE FOR PEACE Lloyd George Says America and Labor Government Can Act on Arms. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, December 5.—Terming the Armistice day speech of President Hoover “one of the most remarkable ces ever made” on the subject | of disarmament, David Lloyd Ceorge, Liberal party leader, last night told the House of Commons that the Labor gov- ernment, with the President of the United States be- hind it, had the power to insist on something being done to terminate the present world situation of huge armies. He spoke on a private member’s motion by Dr. E. L. Lurgin calling at- cn to the need of limitation of ments and the desirability of the government's using its utmost efforts to stimulate international action and;‘ carry into treaties limitation of naval. miiiery and air forces, including war | e Lioyd George. maierial as well as personnel. motion was carried easily. Uses His Oratory. ‘The little Welshman loosed to the full his practised powers of oratory in the interests of disarmament. “You are not going to get peace with millions of armed men” he told the Commons. “The chariot of peace can- not advance along a road littered with cannon. You must break up the ma- <hinery of hatred and convert it into a mechanism for peace_and progress.” Lloyd George said Mr. Hoover had no delusions or {llusions and “did not cry peace when there was no peace.” He recalled that the President had pointed | out that if we had peace now it was an | armed peace and, including active re- | serves, the world’s armed men numbered 30,000,000, or 10,000,000 more than be- fore the Great War. A Different View. “While every one is proceeding on the sumption that the Great War has | future wars impossible,” he went 0, “President Hoover alone had th! courage to take a different view.” First Lord of Admiralty Alexander, replying, referred to the coming five- power naval conference and said it| would be a great mistake to enter a conference of this kind “giving the im- pression that it would be all right if we Just got two or three of the parties to “What we want is general agreement between all nations who come to the conference,” he said. .. HOLLYWOOD OBSERVER CAN SEE VARIED SIGHTS' HOLLYWOOD (P—A few of the day’s sights, sounds and other things: Blue-uniformed waitresses in a studio commissary chattering gaily as they pack box lunches after the noon rush, indicating some company is going on Jocation. Alice Day strolling to her set with a Hawailan lel about her neck, placed there by her monu::r hmd sélshers ‘when they surprised y returning un- zxnecudly from a vacation in the| Gary Cooper, haggard | md wurn “after an all-night session | with camera and “mike,” leaving the | studio at 5 a.m. | Ruth Taylor of “Gentlemen Prefer | Blondes” fame making a movie come- | back after a brief sojourn on the Painting Fingernails To Match Clothing Is London’s Latest LONDON (N.AN.A.).—The lat- est idea in feminine chic is to color one’s fingernails to match or contrast with one’s frock. For a long time scarlet finger- nails have had their adherents, but now you may paint them emerald Hmn or sky blue or even sickly yellow and no one will give you more than a passing stare. No doubt if you wear tartan you will adopt variegated nails, while one can imagine that in the not too distant future miniature painters will be employed to exe- cute their skill on the fair fingers of their clients instead of making cameos of their faces, as hereto- fore. (Copy nuhr 1929. by the North Amer- ' an Newspaper Alliance.) 1 Air for Traveling Fish. Keeping fish alive on the way to market has been a problem in China, where fishing is one of the principal industries. Recently an inventive ge- nius discovered a simple, though un- scientific, way of aerating the water in the tubs in which he shipped carp fry. An arrangement of floats, which is operated by an attendant, paddles the surface of the water and thus in- troduces a sufficient amount of air, . For operating radios without a license 130 people were arrested recently in | INDIGESTION | Magnesia and Calcium Carbonate with . She’s in “This Thing Called »’ with Constance Bennett and ‘Edmund Lowe. 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