Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1930, Page 6

SOE SES PN | s o s 7 7 o FULFLLED N 19 Shér"tage of Lahor and Fors eign Credits, However, May Cause Difficulties. : H the flm ol IOU' onditions (% Ruswie. BY Vlc'l'ol EUBANK, Associated Press Staff Oorrespondent. political it can accomplish the tremen- dous r.l.t it ?u wtl'lne:lmm ‘!;t;a“f;n'\‘oul re-gesr plan” o ustrialization, of Russians are being F opaganda to convince \hnln fln'. not only will the great Communist building be carried out on time, th will be com- ent that the be finished by that the planning e Economic Coun- er with the Industrial Eco- titute, have already taken % map out a second five-year of the State Planning Com- purport to show that the pres- ent plan is far ahead of its schedule in practically every one of the major industries of Soviet Russia. Neverthe- Shortage of Labor and Credit. ‘The obvious handicaps ar: the short- age of labor and foreign credits. The Soviet scheme calls for 1.500,000 addi- tional laborers in 1931. The seriousness of this problem is shown by the fact that, at the conclusion of the second year of the plan, there was a labor shortage of some 500,000 in the Union. ‘The government accounted in large lu this shortage by pointing out thousands of workers would not -uck to their jobs, but would quit to | have occurre and more unvunm. em- ployment. The- obviating of this itin- erant labor question is now believed to have been solved by the various unions, | Which, upon instructions from ups,” have warned workers | that they will not be permitted to quni tbelr !obe eLcepl for 7::"‘ Best of reasons, | l‘herl’llon m-ppdnung. ‘The government some time sybscriptions to H “five-} w5 pian in loan” and, u recently, the m"‘:uh;fieuwmfi et i authorities. subscribed the | On & charge of «mmrn courlers | | Te One of the first and exclusive photos to reach this country of the giant German Darnjer DO-X been swept by flames while Iying in the harbor of States. Her wing and motors Lisbon while prepari for ‘were completely destroyed, but quick action reached her giant fuel tanks, and it Is expected that she will resume her journey just as soom as repairs are after D s bl 9 ON QUANTICO BASE Corps Commandant Details Accomplishments in Marsh- land Clean-up. First-hand information on the big task of transforming the marshes and brushwood along the banks of the Po- tomac River near the Marine Corps post at Quantico, Va., into & spick and span modern headquarters for the East Coast Expeditionary force is coptained in the “annual report of the condition 1930. Mary Garden Cast In Lead of Opera By ex-Office Boy Composer of “Camille” Studied While Working for One of Sponsors. lvtl'rbul"fl JAGO, December 9.—Ten years ago Hamilton Forrest, 27, sharpened ‘pummn-mummm of Samuel Insull. He was office boy for three years. Yesterday he stood backstage in the Chicago Olvic Opera House, of which Insull i & sponsor, to witness ml?mnummhfinfi and service of the United States Marine | F0) Corps,” made today by Maj. Gen. Ben H. Fuller, commandant of the outfit, to Secretary Adams. ‘The lonartl reullzd that the naval June 11, adrliner she had qn; her transatiantic flight to t.l- United nnproprhud &gm 0,000 for Alling, t the flames under control before “—Wide World ENVOY PROMISES SOVIET OBEDIENGE London Ambassador Apolo-| gizes-for Detaining Three Moscow Couriers. Bythe Associated Press. N, Deceniber 9.—The Daily Mail today related the climax of what it purpcrts to be dramatic events which during the past fortnight embassy at London. 1t said that G. 1. Sokolnikav, Soviet Ambassador here, had been tried by a special commission spmt from Moscow | who had been sent irn him to the Russian capital. Sentence hzs not been promulgated yet, but the Ambassador, often mccused of Right Wing tendencies, is said hhh;:u;’m'fd and wr‘hilv? | sent Josep] ucreury-.one of the Communist n apology and naunxu:: anf &1&!’! eo-openuan 9 Ambassador’s ex- planation that the detention of the en- ys was by mistake, Lhue hnlnu bun h’l s in their ‘The Am lor claimed rurum that he eould not: obey PN directly from eign affairs. which con- The special commission fiu’lmedh e e trial of Sokolnikov h“llll;l el 10 Moscow immediate] Int, one of the detained | other two remaining to u order unless it came commissary of for- DOCUMENT CERTI DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE |sris T ||mn; mwms at Library Authenticates Paper Found by Farmer’s Wife mmnu in Old By the Associated Press. ONTARIO, Calif., December 9.—Dr. Merton E. Hill, principal of Chaffey | Union High School, received word from | | the Huntington Library, San Marino, Calif., today that the dccument found by & farmei’s wife in an old_trunk had proved to be one of the 55 original eopies of the Declaration of Ihdepend- ence. Mrs. Arthur G. Phelps brought the time-worn ' paper to Dr. Hill several weeks 8go, saying she found it when FIED AS ORIGINAL|T Trunk. her father-in-law died four years be- fore, but laid it aside supposing it of no value. Then, one day, she said, she | read an article in a magazine in which it was said a letter written and signed | by Button Gwinnett sold for $25,000. ton Gwinnett’ was on the old document, Might it be of any value?” she asked Dr. Hill. Dr. Hill pronounced it an original copy of the Declaration of Independ- ence, and submitted it to the lbrary ror confirmation. RED ARSENAL,UNCOVERED Bavarian Police Arrest 24 in Con- megtion With Discovery. PIRMASENS, Bavaria, December 9 (#).—Police announced discovery today | of an alleged Communist arsenal con- | taining a dozen large bombs and ex- | plosives for the manufacture of more | bombs. Twenty-four members of a Com- | munist Anti-Fascist League have heen| arrested in connection with the dis. covery. . ‘Smme of those arrested are said to have confessed that the hombs FRAT UNIT SUSPENDED Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter Party Marked by Alcoholic Death. AUSTIN, Tex., December 9 (B).— Lambda Ohi Alpha, University of Texas fraternity, was suspended until Sep- tember 1, 1832, by & faculty committee chapter house party at which Mrs. Mil- of ncuu alcoholic poisonin, N ’ uun o unproper in ion of '“uun were to be used in a civil war aimed g::tclcullrly at suppression of the | ists. The order requires 4 um the rmmmy' house be Dler vir- yesterday after an investigation of a! dred Woodruff, 24, San Anwma. died | L :y mdhu and &'vmx at the Marine !gr Va., and $3,1984,000 ) Lhc wlmcflm of naval public works, of which latter amount part will also ba available for use at Quantico, Va.” . commandant of the corps uke'#‘ out that under the &” ay 14, 19’0 $1,450,000 is appro- or eonnruc barracks for :nv.wo. - lable for ll fiying fleld there, program now is underway M Qlunflco under the direction of commanding general, Maj, Gen. Smefl- ley D. Butler. Reviewing what has been done, Gien. Fuller asserted: “The follow! new wnn.ructbn contract for which was awarded during the fiscal year 1929, was completed dunn un current year: Five apartment . each con- taining aix -plrtmenu is made aval “I_remembered that the name ‘But- | buik plant; 1 storehouse; 1 power house (in part), with necessary power-plamt equipment; 1 pump house, and 1 trans- portation building, umnm with eon- crete tunnels, roads and walks, water, sewer, and drainage systems, outside steam distribution, electrig u'htrl‘lfl, power and telephone systems, and - road tracks. “Equipment of the latest type has been provided for the kitchens in the new barracks. The hnnry and com- missary also h: grtmdad with new equipment throughou! Sturtevant Blowers FOR BURNING BUCKWHEAT COAL Will Cut Your Fuel pia 40% Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th lt“‘ N.W, | NA. &fiemmmmmmmafi Spalding | F;fd/a No Gift Fits A Man Like... GLOVES! And He Will Be Glad to Know You Bought Them at HIS Store! 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