Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, A UGUST 21, 1930. EUROPE WRANGLES OVER FRONTIERS France, Germany and Italy Determined to Effect Territorial Changes. BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. By Radio to The Star. P, France, August 21.—Europe's rofound unrest, due to its division into active groups, each of about 125, 000,000 people, one led by France and determined to maintain the present s -V uation, the other by Germany and Italy | and equally determined to effect terri- torial changes, continues to find daily | expression in inciients which, though| each small in itself, show clearly how dangerous the general situation is be- eoming. | German Nationalists have come out| epenly in their election platform for a | revision downward of the Young plan and for rectification of the frontiers.| ‘The reactionary German steel helmet | organization announces plans for a great reunion of 100,000 war veterans in uniform on October 3-5 near Bingen, uedmellnd. in the so-called demilitar- zone. . Another incident, one of an incessant series, is announced from the Polish- German frontier. Two Polish officials are said to have violated the frontier 1n the guest for for information ahout the acing. of German guards. Germany protesting. The Polish Government, gh its official press agency, an- nounces that it will continue to oppose its “irrevocable veto” to any and all German claims affecting Polish terri- Italians Withdrawn. ‘The International Students' Congress, pow bein: held in Brussels, been by various unpleasant incidents between the French and Italians and between the French and Germans. The &um delegates have withdrawn from congress. In Lithuania, which is & member of $he revisionist group, and consequently snti-French, a French consular agent's dog barked at a Lithuanian officer in a street of Kovno. The officer kicked the dog and the agent slapped the officer, ‘who thereupon knocked the Prenchman down with the butt of a revolver, France has protested. Jugoslavia, France's ally, has officially Fetirs of a Hapsburg fo the Hungasian of a Hapsburg e Hu: throne. It has further intimated that if the League of Nations continues to do nothsnz about the alleged activities the Bulgarian Comitadjis in Mace- unu. Jugoslavia will be obliged to take matters in its own hands. Seek Little Entente Cup. A French-built squadron of six Ru- manian airplanes, with Rumanian pi- lots, left Paris for Warsaw c.rly yes- terday. Rumanian, Czech, Jugoslav and Polish squadrons will compete for the so-called Little Entente Cup by flying 2,500 miles over Central Europe, the {tinerary including Warsaw, Prague, Zagreb, Belgrade, Bucharest, Lvov, Pos- nan and Warsaw. ‘The French grand maneuvers, which will concentrate 50,000 men at Lorraine, French navy and combined landing maneuvers at Cher- rg. iscussion in France on the reorganization of the French army is in full swing. The issue is whether Prance shall have a professional army ke the German. The newspaper Le Matin declared itself yesterday for & fessional army. It says that France hll only 1£1,000 poorly trained to oppose & possible sudden attack 400,00° Mmhly trained Germans. Meanwhile Geor§e Mironescu, Ru- lan mreln: , and Nicholas lescu, mmnhn 4t Lon- &'inv ealn- (mfllht mu:) T0 REDUCE WTLRY ; TBtate of South Australia Reéported in Financial Distress. * MELBOURNE, Australia, August 21 —A conference of the common- wealth premiers has taken up the financial plight of the state of South Australia and a flnmchl committee has been appointed to plan co-opera- tive aid for the balancing of its budget. ‘The delegates at the conference agreed that the expenditure of the federal government must be reduced by $150,000,000. Custom Dating From 1781 Honored WEST POINT, N. Y., August 21 (®). =—The Summer camp of the cadets of the Military Academy will be illumi- nated next Saturday night, following a custom set by Wi gton in 1781, ‘when the post was lighted up in honor of the birth of the Dauphin of France, but the theme Saturday will be Span- ish. Guests will have Spanish costumes and then camp will be arrayed to rep- resent “a nght in SEln. New Luxury on the LIBERTY LIMITED A real bed in your own private room NJOY all the privacy and comfort of a-hotel bedroom on your way to Chicago. For one of these new single bed- rooms you pay only one-quarter more than the regular fare—plus the cost of two lower berths. Another good reason for pre- ferring the Liberty Limited. 'HUNGARIAN CARPENTER MUST BUY IBEER FOR AID INJURED IN CRASH carpenter named Becker $50 a month to assis dict in a Hu.uzarian court. the way to a job, with Almassy accom- panying him in a sidecar. Court Orders Payfinent of $50 Monthly to Quench Fire in | Injured Assistant’s Liver. B7 Radio to The Star. VIENNA, Austria, August 21.—Hence- forth it's going to cost a Hungarian mass; was badly hurt when the vehicle | si_1shed into a milestone on the road. Alm. s injury was a cuzious e in| |whlch his liver was permanently in- keep enough liquor in his unt.rfllmed to prevent his liver| “What does your liver feel like?” the| judge asked Almassy. ‘ “It feels as if I had a red-hot brick inside me,” Alm: y plied. |, Doctors'called to ‘testity were puzzied by the ailment, but admitted it was ‘The only cure was for Al- Jones Almassy, burning up. according to a strange ver- Becker was driving his motorcycle on Becker drove | the evidence says, and Al-|genuine. massy to keep on drinking enormous quantities of beer in order to quench the raging flame within. octors said, was no good. Almassy was ordered on a beer diet, and he found he had to drink $50 worth of beer per month to keep alive. As soon as he stopped drinking beer, up flamed the liver again, with consequent unen- durable pain. ‘The case came to court when Almassy sued Becker for damages. The judge ) listened to the evidence, and ordered | Becker to buy beer for Almassy for the next year to the amount of $50 per| month. After 12 months Almassy must appear for a new medical examination | —if his liver is still there. (Copyright. 1930.) Middlesex County, England, has voted to give children under its care weekly })flcket money, the allowance ranging m 2 cents for those from 7 to 10 years old to 12 cents for the ver 14. Water, the | PRESIDENT SCHEDULES TWO PUBLIC ADDRESSES Will Speak at Legion Convention and at Kings Mountain Celebra- tion Early in October. It wes announced officially at the White House yesterday that President Hoover has accepted two speaking en-: gagements in October which will hk:, him out of the city. These have been | arranged, however, 8o as to be partici- pated in by the President virtually on one journey. The President will leave Washington on _the night of October 5, arriving in Boston the following morning, where he will address the annual convention of the American Legion. Later in the will board his special traln and journey directly to Kings Mountain, located on the bor- der line of North and South Carolina, where on the morning of October 7 he will address the ceremonies incident to the celebration of the 150th anni- versary of the Battle of Kings Moun- tain. He will return to the White House the following morning. Lithuanian Official Shot. KOENIGSBERG, Germany, August 21 (P).—Dispatches from Kovno, Lith- uania, Tuesday reported an attempt to assassinate the chief of the Lith- uanien secret police, Col. Rusteika. The colonel was shot in the head and stabbed in the body while sleeping in his room at a hotel. His assailants are believed to have been two followers of Augustine Waldemaras, ex-premier of Lithuania, who recently fell from power and was exiled to the provinces. Cay RELEASED UNDER BOND Senorita Manzano Under Mexican Sentence in Assassination Plot. MEXICO CITY, August 21 (P).— Senorita Maria Elena Manzano, serving a six-year penitentiary sentence in con- nection with an alle~ed plot to assassi- nate State leaders in 1928, Monday was granted her freedom under bond. She had served the third part of her sentence. The woman was arrested and charged with plotting to kill Gen. Obre- gon and Gen. Calles by pricking them with poisoned pins at a dance in their honor. The plot was never carried out, but Obregon later was assassinated. 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