Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1930, Page 3

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Cecil Approves Draft. “If the parties are unable individual action to insure of the award, the council unanimous vote of the members thereof other than representatives of one or more of the kmmes propose what meas- ures of all ids should be taken to give effect thereto.” Lord Cecil of Great Britain approved this draft entirely. Eduardo Cobian of Spain wished to delete the reference to W their out customary rule in the council should be used, with special reference to unanimity. Mariano e fll";o‘ pags l):vgm bstituting f the paragraph by el or the second half a provision that mem- bers of the League agreed to ‘lve all possible assistance to procure the carry- ing out of the award. “Propose” Causes Discussion. Most of the dlscuuion centered around the word “propose,” lnthe last, line. 'Some members favored “deter- mine,” “fix,” or “recominend,” but Lord Cecil defended “propose” as a word em- ployed elsewhere in the covenant with the same significance. It appeared that the question might be referred to a subcommittee. Senor Cornejo, the Penlvhn delegate, remarked in the course of discussion that his speech of yesterday—charac- S5ainst the great powers—had blen e great powers—] understood. of his remarks, the , was to great powers—France—in willingness to cb-ng the unanimity rule for council Oomejo was quoted yesterday as say- ing that the Latin American States would m longer submit to the dictation of the great powers in League decisions. Rl atehneel FUGITIVE SPOILS PLANS OF DETECTIVE FOR TRIP Local Officer Expected to Go to Los Angeles After Two-Year Hunt for Escaped Man. Paul W. Jones, one of two colored members o( lnlpemr w. B. Bhelhys a sorel point- ll'- 'h!n her n, red, Afll!lu, C wlwn he was mpc\n'ed earlier in the Dwect!n Jones had been a’hunt for the Lorton mm:m‘: two mnnn:- rcm;'"fll ant rmntly he M!g:& of his presence in Los Angeles. 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Lieut. Alford J. Williams, jr., leading Navy speed pilot and holder of the United States airplane speed will address members of the D. C. Legion at a meeting tonight in the legion hudauar'gn room 711, Inter- national Building, 1319 F street. The address is to follow a Tegular ground school class meeting. e hltfielhlpl and Milla Jan, Mar. ¥ = | “To be financially somethi: e 'S Do um oo ress 10-1313 D ST. N.W. Phone National 0650 . DEBATE PHRASES ress Dm tion of the :enem;:ét one of the fhe” Phill LEAVES FOR MANEUVERS. | U. s. ministration, CAPT. CARROLL TO SPEAK. Prominent Test Pilot Is on Wom- en’s City Club Program Today. Capt. 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