Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 10

FASCIST DEFENDS REPUBLICAN LAW &ives Minister Asks Dissolution of Or- ganization for Violation of Versailles Treaty. By the Associated Press. WEIMAR, Thuringla, Germany, No- vlmber na —Wilhelm Prick, Thuringia’s ister of the interlor, found humelr Mny in the odd position of de- fending the Republican law when he reported that the Gera division o( the ¢ has log Republican Reichsbanner organizati hlz“been noldl.ng military maneuvers, forbidden under the Versallles der treaty, and llked lhll the organization be dis- In -.n official cnmmunlq\le !ollowinx this report, the Reich government e pressed amazement that this request (or dissolution had been made public before t.he !ederfl authorities had been given n opportunity to investigate the charge. == i One Killed in Seaplane. ORBETELLO, Italy, November 28 (#). —One of 12 seaplanes which Air Min- ister Balbo plans to lead to Latin Amer- ica crashed at the Brunetta Air Field yesterday, killing one flyer and injur- ing two others. THE EVENING on | REPORT SOBER CROWD ON FOOT BALL GROUNDS Dry Agents Appointed to Patrol at Thanksgiving Game in Charlottes- ville Note Minor Violations. By the Associated Press. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., November 28.—The soberest Thanksgiving on record was the comment of local offi- cials on the annual Virginia-North Carolina foot ball game here yester- day, to which State prohibition inspec- tors had been sent by Attorney General John R. Saunders as part of a State- STAR, WASHINGTON, bllflle pmnm to curb drinking at foot gamy Some 12 arrests were made on cha: arges f possession for small quantities of liquor, but none of the arrested persons wcre nude ts in charge of the special deh!l ol’ SMCC prohibition officers sent here for the g‘ame nve out a state- ment in whicl he saw very few under the lnfluence of whisky. 5. v = Italy Raises Sugar Duty. 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