Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1931, Page 6

Bk - NICARAGUANS GET MODERN WEAPONS Considerable Menace Seen in |, LITILE ROCK, Ark. February 1 Rebels if U. S. Begins to Build Canal. Modern automatic weapons and what seems to be an adequate supply of am- munition have recently appeared in the | hands of Nicaraguan insurgents to worry officials here and in the Latin American republic in'connection with the resump- tion of activities by the rebels. The source of the weapons is & mys- tery, but the developmernt is officially described as “one of the most disturb- ing aspects of the present situation” mi Nicaragua. Secretary Stimon has indicated he ex- pected to make a statement on Ameri- can military policy with regard to Nica- ragua if called upon for testimony by the Senate Foreign Relations Com- | mittee. In the event he is not sum- moned, Mr. Stimson said he would for- ward to the Senate the State Depart- ment documents on the relation of the United States with Nicaragua, which were asked by a resolution by Senator Johnson, Republican, California. A new element in relations between the two u ns, in the form of the survey—now being_made—for the pro- | posed Atlantic-to-Pacific canal across Nicaragua, has resulted in considerable speculation in unofficial circles as to the nature of the statement on military policy which the Secretary contem- plated before the Senate Committee. The general belief was that it would include some plan for the final ex- termination of the Insurgent forces. Secretary Hurley, whose War Depart- ment Engineering Corps is making the canal survey, has made known the engi- | neers have not been troubled ‘by them. The Insurgent menace is considered by offieials here to be an important factor for consideration in the event work on & canal should eventually be- fl.n‘ 1t was believed any plan advanced or their extermination would contem- ghme a campaign by the Nicaraguan ational Guard and not by Marines, who_assist in training and officering the local forces. ENVOY BACK IN NICARAGUA. Hanna, After Talks With Stimson, Says Policies to Continue. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, February 12 (#)—Matthew E. Hanna, American Minister to Nicaragua, who has been in Washington for conferences with Secretary Henry L. Stimson, returned home yesterday by airplane. H Mr. Hanna refused to talk specifically about the results of his visit to Wash- ington, but stated that the American policy of friendly co-operation with this country would not be changed. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. 5 ARRIVED. Caledonia—West Ind: i cal gt Indies cru namar—8t. Falcon—La Guayra DUE TODAY. Bermuda—Bermuda Duchess of York—Bermd Banta Marta—Santa Ma: DUE TOMORROW. Europs—Bremerhaven Albert. Ballin—Hamburs Villsania—Wes: Indies orige; Alfanso XITI—Cadiz, Barcelons apd Havans. Pan rica—Be: N “ Morro Bourdonnals—Hi january 30 Lafayette—Hav: bruary 4 Sinaia—Marseille .January 8 DUE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14. Augustus—Genos . Banta Rita—Valparai Dominica—Barbi ary Northern Prince—Buenos Aires...January 26 DUE SUNDAY PEBRUARY 15. Pastores—Port Limon. Orizaba—Vers, General von Bteubé: aven, Pebruary § *DUE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16. Ausonia—London_ ... ‘Bogota—Puerto Colombia Gripsholm_—Gothenburs Maraval—Trinidad . Nieuw Amsterdam. pruary 1 8 ruary 11 Veendam-—-Bermud ruary 14 Berlin—_West _Indies Cruise. Yoro—Kingston .................February 10 American Lesion—Buenos Aifes...January FEBRUARY 17, Orieni avana . Gripsholm—Gothenburg Geronia—Havana anc N Pan America—Bermudsa ..Pebruary 15 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Brotideny Polk—-world crulse, uttgart—Cobh, Cherbourg and Bremerha- ven o—San Juan and Santo Domingo City. rogreso and Vera Cruz. —Barcelona. ILING TOMORROW. Plymouth, Cherbours and Rio de Janeiro, Santos, d_Buenos Alres. Pan Amerio rmuda Munargo—Nsssau, Miami and Mavana. American Trader—London. Marques de Comillas—Cadiz snd Barcelona. Behenectady—Copenhagen. . A, Canaeld—Aruba. far North-—St. Pierre and 8t. John's. Gatun—Ceibe. SAILING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY i4. Vuleania—West Indies cruise. Havang and Nassau. oville and Glasgow. Cristobal, Callao and Val- Colombia, Cartagena, d San Francisco uisnsand, Oslo and nd Port Limon. Puerto Castilla, Princeslugiierranesn cruise Bl A Printe "ina Cristobal. Rériatic—Halifax bo San! Maria—Barcelona. livriay—Cape Town. n oryo Castie—Havana ontevideo, Buenos Aires. Platano—8antiago. SAILING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18 Buropa—Cherbours, Southampton and Brem- erhaven Alfonso. XINI—Vigo, Corunna, Gllon, San- tander and Bilbao. BAILING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. Ancon—Port sy Prince and Cristobal. orro_Castie—Havana laess of Yortoomermuga. e = " et gt Prince, uracao and Mara- ‘caibo. ugustus—Oibraltar, Naples and Genoa. rlin—West Indies erui fayette—Plymouth and Havre. Pan America—Bermuda. SAILING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. ivia—Halifax and St John's. ni % LJUARY 12, 1931. $206,000 DROUGHT FUND |fotal to date of eamings trom mis(DRY L AW REFERENDUM et “STRIPPER” OIL WELLS RAISED BY WILL ROGZRS :.“&':fi:":fi&.*&"a?.‘:“a?‘mfi IN NATION IS FORESEEN |cnaim Committer's wepoc, which meny| STILL WITHOUT MARKET With four performances on rsons have called confusing and am- Sy P Ol I drawal of the Prairie Ofl & Gas Co. as a purchaser. GIRL FLYER BACK SAFELY Lawson’s report, made for the M-I eral Ofl Conservation Board and the|Flight to China Abandoned by the annual banquet of ecatur Chambir of qt of the Decatu : schedule yesterday and five tomorrow, in- iguous, was the res: lear 2 N':':y .,'l';rnlcm .:ld :l;flel in g'l::g:;s g:feng }:ehl:‘ '?m e h: Will Be Next Step in Dealing With | r&uon mn‘h“f' 5. mflt r:;e:l b'by ;h: Report Made to Federal Conserva- State oil u.mpl.r,. shows :m Prdrlo. Co. Miss Amy Johnson. XA klahoma rkan- last curtain call ‘mended, orcem¢ e disconnected anuary from B | Texarkana, on the Texas-Arkansas bor- e Fion Jaw WOUId be stoppeq. e POBII- | ¢fon Board Showing Eftect of 12| LONDON, February 12 (P)~Buffeted sas Toured by Humorist. der, today, the drought sufferers will Mark Sullivan. ‘The speaker said he saw a new trend Purchaser’s Withdrawal. :zhm;: ?" S e . i annel, Miss Amy Johnson set be well toward a quarter of a million By the Associated Press. doliars richer for his visit. . By the Assoclated Press. o ¥ lmambyl walch T e - y perience in elective office was very lim- | By the Associated Press. the report col he DECATUR, Ill., Pebruary 12.—Mark |ited might win his way to theryprul- = e been ms:ted 1;“2%'6 a;; t:::’fle.li:plhm b g e and | Tons of hair at Sullivan, Washington political commen- | 4€ncy without servitude to any party. TULSA, Okla., February 12—Edward | barrels daily from 4,936 wells, leaving iast night. things have brought $206,000 from ns at one time were used C. Lawson 4,476 wells with The British girl aviator was return. e Pockets of those wWho have to the | for packing between the plates of a | tator, predicted last night thata Nation- - g of Tulsa has reported for | 3.1/%RG1S WD &n output of 3,200 bar-| g “trom Hanover, Germany, after pan of | certain_ part of English war vessels | wide referendum on the liuor question | As far as s known, the first steel [MOTE than half of the “stripper” oil v stll without avenues of Sale. | abandoning at Warsaw _the proposed muw‘lo&m:-m el s &!;cx;.l belg)g r;;:a]emnc, afforded a good | may be the next step in dealing with of the sort we know today was made | Wells® of Northeastern Oklahoma left| The report of the first London-Peiping flight she began re- N, 5 ¥ P y. That sum represents the approximate g the prohibition question. 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