Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1929, Page 40

MACDONALD WINS NARROW VICTORY Conservative Absentees Save British Government Coal Bill Defeat. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 20—F.|msl! Macdonald, prime minister, today re- tained the confidence of lhe British House of Commons on an important measure but by the margin of eight votes. The Commons last night voted the coal mlnu bill its second reading, 281 to 273. Since the voting wu -lmuc st.rlnly along pa ny lines, with the ing with the opposluon 1t Avpe-red thn taved off defeat on a “Resign Now!” Cry. heers came from the Labor section when the result of the division was cer- tain, but these were drowned with cries of “Resign now!” when official figures revenled *un how slim was the govern- ment 1. The vau actually was on a Conserva- whole Houss of Parliament. this concession, Mr. Lloyd George and all but two of his conferees voted with the opposition. Government to Parley. Between now and January 21, when Parliament nnumbles after the hcll- the ent will negotiate with the various u:d and economic in- terests that have registered disapproval of the bill in whale or in part, hoping by this means to placate enemies of the measure. Mr. MacDonald replied to the sarcasm of Winston Churck , former chancellor of the exchequer, * “You are making poli- tics of this and nothing else. All your wit and polished phrases are for the |bacl 0 to the you d sole purpose of forcing us to country rm -nomer election. we will s.euum at Worst. David Lloyd George charged the worst luturel of | of socialism eatures. He denounced the bill as vmmu and as ukely to raise the price of coal to con. ubi.nlt vote was made up ol 27.’- s. The mlde up of fl! erals and 4 Independ ents Absente numbered u uborms 32 Conurv.mu and 15 Liber: HOUGHTON IS "GREETED AS CHURCH OFFICIAL Former Ambassador, Now Chair- man of Couneil, Pleads for U. 8. in World Court. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 20.—Alanson B. Houghton, former Amhuss.dor to Germany and to Cireat Britain, was wel- comed formally as the new chairman of mmlsllon on International Justice il of th: ul:‘:derul Couneil e of armaments the lowut lzvel comvltlble Ilth sell- defense,” and support of “the President in his efforts to eliminate eompetmve mv-l »mmmmu. The mission said, “the env-nu of the Uniwd &..aus u-no the Wnfld Court on the basis of the Root formula. the ardm :ntnn them. A heavy ABE MARTIN SAYS This is the season when we git more tissue paper nn excelsior fer our money hl anythi 1 rmin's 'exer ise an’ when 'iheltl nld nl s ma remarked Jake ntley, «connl:m 1920.) + GERMAN UNEMPLOYED CLASH WITH POLICE 2 | Two Men Killed in Berlin—Demon- ! stration, Backed by Communists, | Staged in Several Cities. By the Associated Press. RLIN, December 20.—Demonstra- tions of the unemployed were staged simultaneously at the behest of Com- munists in several large German clues last evening. 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The Washington section of the Holy | Name Society of the United States will | celebrate the Feast of the Holy Name on January 12 at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase Park- way. solemn mnu of missa can oW ered on this date a resull of the recent authorization of Pope us XI making the second Sun- day of Jlnulry the feast day instead of The decision followed the t Lh | Name feast so that it would fall regu- | larly on a Sunday. The original rescript of the Sacred Congregation of Rites in Sovereign Pontiff grants this privilege tlh!c was received recently by Father Ripple from his eminence, Thomas CarMeal ni, O. P, urdlnul protector of ‘who an rn tion when it was prese; gregation of Rites last September. Solemn mass of missa cantata may e | now be offered in every church in the country where the soclety has been canonically erected. Roads Incruu Automobiles. 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