Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1930, Page 23

THE NALTAS BATIES ECHD N CONMONS Dispute Between Roman Catholic Church and State Stirs Strong Feeling. i By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 6.—A dispute between the Roman Catholic Church and the state in the Island of Malta, Medi- terranean stronghold of the ' British Empire, echoed in the House of Com- mons yesterday. Reports have reached London that| the Catholic archbishop of Malta has announced that any one voting for Lord Strickland, present prime min- ister, or any member of the Constitu- tional party during the forthcoming e‘lecflom, would be committing a mortal sin. Arthur Henderson, foreign secretary, remarked that British diplomatic rep- resentation at the Vatican City cost about $29,000 annually, and a Labor member replied by asking if the repre sentative could not “prevent interfe ence with the government of Malta Loud cries of “Answer” which fol- lowed indicated there was a strong feeling about the struggle between church and state in Malta and the meighborhing island of Gozo. ‘The bishop of Gozo has issued an‘ edict forbidding members of the Con- stitutional party to approach for Easter communion or to receive absolution These developments in Malta, which have moved rapidly since last year, are said to have followed upon an airplane Girl Scouts from Troop 51 of Si [ GIRL SCOUTS WIN MERIT BADGE EVENING er Spring, with their hand-painted China, which won for them the Craftsman’s Merit Badge. Left to right, front row, Evelyn CHICAGO GANGSTER DIES OF PNEUMONIA| Figured in Murder in Cafe in Which Orchestra Was Broad- casting Dance Music. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 6.—George Maloney, gangster, who figured in the only ra- diocast murder on record, died today | of natural causes. The State charged that Maloney and a companion were the two who en- | tered the Granda Cafe during the 1929 New Year eve celebration and shot to death Hugh “Stubby” Mc- Govern and William “Gunner” Mc- | Padden. There were about 300 patrons in the cabaret at the time and the orchestra was broadcasting dance music. Maloney was convicted of the Mc- Govern slaying, but won a new trial and the case was nolle prossed. He was_shot in July, 1929, but recovered. He had had frequent brushes with po- lice. His death resulted from pneu- monia_which followed injuries in an automobile accident April 14. He was | under 30. 1 ARRESTED BY BROTHER MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Joseph Bayliss Found Hnnging“ From Door of Cell in Alexandria | Police Station. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 6.—Discov- ered hanging by his belt from the door | STAR, WASHINGTON, | the evening on a charge of being drunk, D. €. TUESDAY., MAY 6, 1930. WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY of his cell at police headquarters here last night, following his arrest earlier in Joseph Bayliss, 30 years old, of the 300 block North Patrick street, was cutdown | complex” has been advanced by With Our CHICAGO, May 6 UP.—The “cicer)] Permanent Waves | rs. y police and taken fo the Alexandria | gy qpeth Comerford as a reason for ai-| It’s Always Fair Weather Hospital, where his condition was de- clared not serious. vorce. Zoliss was arrosted by his brother,| The “Cicero complex,” er bill e otor Cycle Patrolman James Bayliss, “ and lodged in the cell. 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