Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930. MALTASITUATION | ‘at | Gl Prchnes DI 8 am. FRIDAY " THE HECHT CO. [Ge Britain and Vatican Continue i Dispute of Authority, Says Colonial Minister. B the Associated Press. LONDON, June 26.—Lord Passfield, Ininister for colonies, yesterday told the House of Lords that the situation in Malta at present is at a deadlock be- tween the British government and the Vatican. ‘The colonial minister said the Vati- an had stipulated that Lord Strickland, premier of Malta, should not remain in office, “It would be intolerable,” he said, “that any foreign authority, even the Vatican, should say that it could not endure the presence in his majesty's service of any perticular person. \ “The British government on its side hag informed the Vatican that a re- sumption of negotiations must be con- ditional on order: ercise political rights.” These instructions, he said, had not as yet been given by the Vatican. The deadlock is the consequence, he asserted. The trouble lies between the churcii and Lord Strickland’s p the co- Jonial minister indicated church, 1t has been alleged, ordercd all of its ad- herents to vote against the government, and disturbances followed. Britain ordered the Malta constitution sus- pended that the country might get back to freedom of elections. NAVAL CHIEFS PLAN INSPECTION TOURS Admirals Leahy, Rock, Parsons and Cheatham Will Leave Cap- ital Shortly. ‘Three chiefs of bureaus in the Navy Department and the Paymaster Gen- eral will leave Washington shortly for official inspections. Rear Admiral William D. Leahy, chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, will inspect the new ammunition depot now nearing completion at Hawthorne, Nev., and the magazine under construction at the navy yard, Mare Island, Calif. Explo- sive storage conditions will be investi- gated by Admiral Leahy at Bremerton, Wash., and San Diego, Calif. He is slated to return to Washington at the end of July. Rear Admiral G. H. Rock, chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy Department, will leave Washing- ton tonight to inspect the building and yards on an take him to lonolula. Rear Admiral A. L. Parsons, chief of the Bureau of Yards and Rocks, and Rear Admiral Joseph H. Cheatham, chief of the Bureau of Supplies and Ac ts and paymaster of the Navy, will leave the city July 1 for Chicago, end later will go to the Nevada ammu- nition depot. Later they will proceed to Honoluly, and are due back in Wash- early in August. WOMAN IS CONVICTED _ON POSESSION CHARGE Judge Hitt Frees Her on Probation at Suggestion of Prose- cuting Attorney. Miss Aline S. Tipton, 26 years old, 600 block of Twenty-third street, was convicted of Prosecutor mixed clemency with jus- tice when he recommended to Judge em that the one-armed woman be laced on probation instead of being given a sentence. The judge took the defendant’s personal bond and accepted Richards’ suggestion. Miss Tipton was arrested by Police- men S. F. Gravely and R. McNeill, pre- 3, after raiding her home and re- 8 seizure of some gin, four ns of alcohol and some home-brew WIFE SUES HUSBAND Mrs. Louis M. Scoggins Asks Sepa- rate Maintenance. s Mrs. Lois M. Scoggins, 909 Fourth Street northeast, in a suit for separate maintenance against her husband, Henry Allen Scoggins, an employe of the Washington Railway & Electric Co., \ PR dras & A“'g(‘,\\effl' flev;“, 389 yar oft S‘g:;e: ’1}::“ T COM | DRAWS SPEEDING FINE Phitly H. Xey Pays 85 for Offense on Key Bridge. ! _ TFor speeding across Key Bridge Philip H. Key, 1400 block of T street, was fined $5 by Judge Ralph Given in Traffic Court yesterday afternoon. Po- liceman J. E. Fondahl made the arrest. Judge Given declared there was too much fast driving over this bridge, and warned Key that his penalty would be much gum if he shows up in court ture. | VERY LOW FARE | BACK HOME !‘ EXCURSION July 2nd to points in l1‘ North Carolina South Carolina rgia i Florida i £ Alabama i Mail 3 oz | or Limit; 20 Days {ii| 5. . Tickets good on all trains and in Pallmans | Orders sToP-oVERS ALLOWED | | decepted For information, reservations, | etc., phone, call on or write Geo. P. James, GPA 1418 H Street N.W, Phone Nat. 7835 ATLANTIC COAST LINES