Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 16

' WORLDPEACEPACT PRASEDBY CASTLE Assistant Secretary of State * Addresses Meeting. on Treaty Anniversary. Too Many Spouses Makes State’s Case Difficult to Prove Georgia Law Bars® Two | Husbands From Testify- , | ing Against Woman. | By the Associated Press. ANTA, August 28.—The trouble THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 1930. - \ 9 "« 50c Value GIBSON'S | Shaving Cream Giant Tube, 6 Months’ Shaving Pleasure. TR R Y T SOAP SALE Regular 10c Size 15¢ Jergens’ PALMOLIVE |Violet Glycerine 12 cakes for Soap or Bath Tablets with the State’s case against Cora Belle Barn to many husbands, and, for imon; SPECIAL By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 28.—William R. the principal speaker before a mup of cmuxmns who yesterday sponsored a formal observance of the mvemry of the signing of the Kellogg-Briand peace pact in PII’L! August 27, 1928. ‘The affair, said Salmon O. Levinson, Chicago attorney, launched a move- fi 3 for $ l SERVICE DRUG STORES —=_ | ANNIVE RSARY 3% CELEBRATION Cotton Three Big Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday—Aug. 28, 29, 30 full poun We are grateful to our many friends whose support has made possible our steady growth and development. Come and celebrate with us in this great merchandising event. Every department . . . every section . . . in all our stores participates. A wonderful chance for you to buy for weeks to come and save $1.00 Size money on standard n'ationally known products. 45¢ Value z i KOTEX 2'7¢ ' NujoL 56- Quantity Limited be the incumbent, buc "he coul muly—]uxt for that reaso: ‘Then the th cdlad Chlflh ere ‘who claims to be fiuuu earlier vintage, buz ha couldn’t tesmv either—for the same Teason, | ment to make “World Peace day” uni- The idea was that if Charlie was versally recognized. The effort will be | Cora’s husband, Barnes wasn't a hus- carried on by the group which has|band at all and was competent as & | witness—for that reason. | But the defense cbju.’ted that if Charlie was a hu: f Cora, he bands of all kinds belng barred from testifying against their spouses in Geol taken the name of the Chicago World Peace Committee. Thirty foreign consuls, resident in Chicago, were among the 500 guests in- vited to attend yesterday's celebration, held at Juncheon. Felicitations Received. Cablegrams_of felicitation were read from Arthur Henderson, British foreign Minister; Forelgn Minister Ramel of Sweden; Forelgn Minister Curtius of Germany; Minister of Forelgn Affairs Munch of Denmark and Foreign Minis. fot Briand of France, Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania, Senator Williakh E. Borah of Idaho and Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick sent messages Objecting to what he tepmed ground- less complaints in some quarters be- cause the peace pact in form was some- What parailel o the League of Nations covenant and to the World Court, Sec- retary Castle said the pact was able to stand on its own feet and was in no meed of other machinery to sustain it. “It is arrant nonsense,” he said, “to say s some fanatics djofl thatn m\;” pl{:‘: is useless until we join the Worl Court. Given the will to peace, now | NEW YORK, August 28 (#).—The alive In the world, most disputes can |first transatlantic liner to fly the flag be settled by diplomatic action. This |0f Poland, the Pllonia, steamed into will to peace makes us tolerant of other | New York hubor and docked off Brook- nations as we realize that what is ideal | Iyn Tues for one nation may be very bad for | Five thousand Poles, representing nu- another. erous Polish-. Amencnn socleties, con- < Sular offcials and U. 8. 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