Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1930, Page 16

DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist 3 Rooms, Kitchen $65.00 THE MONTANA 1726 M Street N.W. .. URGED TOBACK NONNTERVENTION Professor Believes Agree- ment Will Allay Suspicion in Latin America. By the Assoclated Press. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., August 18. —Prof. Jesse S. Reeves of the Univer- sity of Michigan told the Institute of Politics today that participation by the United States in a conference on the doctrine of “non-intervention” in Latin American countries would be a “‘source of danger,” unless there was a full agreement’ on the scope and meaning of the term. Speaking before the convention on the legal aspects of intervention in Latin America, Prof. Reeves ternational law on intervention. “By agreeing with the doctrine of non-intervention,” he said, “the United States will be able to the sus- picion of Latin American states toward us. With the Nicaraguan and Haitian matters settled, it may be possible, in 1933, when the seventh pan-American THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930. Chang Plays Tennis While False Death Report Goes Round By the Associated Press. PEIPING, China, August 18. —Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang,. Manchurian war lord, recently reported assassinated, s in the bes’l of health and playing tennis dally. The report of his death ap- pears to have arisen from a short-lived mutiny among his soldiers. A group of his officers at Peitaiho were offered large sums of money to go over to the Na- tionalist forces and advance against Tientsin. Chang sum- moned the suspects to & confer- ence, arrested them and went back to his tennis. Orange Export Heavy. MADRID (#).—Spanish orange ex- ports for 1929-30 were 1,086,900 tons, valued at $40,759,130, most of them go- ing to England, France, Germany and Sweden. Spain consumed only 100,000 tons. —— London has thrown its public parks opento fshermen. . . DEADENS PAIN THREE MEN WIN TITLES IN MOTOR CYCLE CLIMB Chicagoan Takes Two Professional Events and Texas and Massachu- setts Riders Divide Others. By the Associated Press. MUSKEGON, Mich, August 18.—| ‘Three new champions were crowned | here yesterday in four events of the| 1930 national championship motor cycle hill climb, which is sanctoned by the | American Motor Cycle Association. Gene Rhyne of Chicago, won both the 45 and 61 cubic inch professional events. Competition in the two professional events, the expert 21 cubic-inch climb and the 80 cubic inch amateur contest, was s0 stiff that it took a successful ride over the top of the hill overlooking Lake Michigan to win first place. Eleven riders reached the summit, Anchor Bar \FIT TIGHT, STAY - TIGHT, Roofless PLATES, $15 Plates Repaired White You wait $1 Extractions Fillings Crowns & Remov- able ‘Bridge Work, $5 DR. LEHMAN, Dentist 408 7th St Nw, Over Weplworth's Don Smith of Fort Worth, Tex., won the 21 cubic inch expert event. 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Metropolitan 2416 Closed Saturdays During August ’ conference convenes in Montevideo, to show by our staying out of Latin American countries tha we are not intervening. “If we are to codify international law and attempt to codify some of these so-called fundamental rights of states, we cannot avold accepting non-inter- vention as a doctrine. “No one would concede for a moment 3 that the United States would ever per- 4 mit another nation to interfere in its ; i 2 G domestic affairs, and if we are to agree T ¥\ ' . i to establishment of our international r ; relations upon a firm judicial basis, we o g mualc ncmm#mtge ii’xlnp}mm of mu- #% - o = e 'u*"f» . o A J A tuality wi volves.” - b - ’ Dr. 1 Foster Bain, in the 10™ 11™ F,’AND G'STREETS round-table discussion on recent Eu- follow, opean economic - progress, declared e i e existing bad condition” of the Advance Fall Woolen mineral production industries of Europe From one of the country’s leading mills Far below the price for which presents a problem that is dependent $7).50 they were made to sell 2 yard for solution upon_ “the will to do and | the unwillingness to co-operate.” When this special purchase of 3,500 yards is sold there will be no more of these woolens obtainable at this low price. 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