Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1931, Page 30

B—14 THE EVENING § TAR, WASHINGTON, CAROL GONFERS WITH PILSUDSK] Strive to Keep United Front Between Poland and Ru- mania Against Soviet. BY JOHN GUNTHER. By Cable to The Star. | VIENNA, Austria, October 14.—Two souls with a single thought, King Carol of Rumania and Marshal Josef Pilsudski of Poland, met for the first time in King Carol's palace at Sinaia yesterday. ‘Their single thought, as far as for- eign policy is concerned, is to keep & united front between Poland and Ru- mania against the Soviet Union. King Carol and Pilsudski, romantic conspira- tors both, each of whom spent years in exile before returning to the countries they now head, have much in common. | First Trip in Five Years. This is the first time Marshal Pilsud- | #ki has left Poland on a diplomatic mis- sion since his famous trip to Geneva | five years ago, when he tried to settle | the Lithuanian problem by “sitting on Waldemaras"—Augustinas Waldemaras, then Lithuanian premier. | Military influence was dominant at| today'’s meetings. Both dictators, in | uniform, were attended by high staff officers. Their countries are bound to- gether by the prevailing agrarian crisis in Eastern Europe. but what interests | them more is the Russian problem. France by mania. France would | aggression pact with the Soviets and | Pas T P Camden Home for Friendless Children. | Anna sald that she and her two sisters | which omitted Poland and Ru- | had been put out of their home two weeks ago and she had begged from persons on the streets since. for the Soclety for the Prevention of | Cruelty to Children sald a warrant had | been sworn out for the arrest of the | girl’s_mother. | after being given new clothing and eat- | | ing her first time. el : | \U. S. LINES SALE OFFER | the Soviets would like French credits. Any Franco-Russian arrangement, how- ever, mania would leave King Carol and Marshal Pilsudski sitting on the end of a very long limb of a very long tree. They both rely on France as their chief diplomatic support against Russia, with which their relations are either non- existent, or very bad. ' Want Frontier Guaranty. Thus King Carol and Marshal Pil- sudski want inclusion in the projected Franco-Soviet pact, with a guaranty of their frontiers. Russia refuses this out of friendship with Germany. Marshal Pilsudski’ for his Rumanian visit is for his health. He wants to visit the Black Sea resorts. (Copyright, 1931.) NEW YORK REALTY MAGNATE SUCCUMBS e R Atation” with | Eleven (above), was found sleeping in | Russia alarmed both Poland and Ru- |8 city ash can along a curb in Camden, like a non-|N. J. | ostensible reason | | Shipping Board Grants ‘ound in Ash Can WAIF'S MOTHER SOUGHT BY POLICE. ANNA RICKOWSKA, on October 12 by a woman r-by. She took the child to the | Agents | Anna is shown here “square meal” in_some —A. P. Photo. IS EXTENDED 10 DAYS Dollar- Dawson-Chapman Interests Additional Time. ‘ By the Assoclated Press. ~The Shipping Board at an extra ses- sion yesterday extended until midnight offer for disposal of the United States lines could be accepted. | The boayd’s limit for the disposal of | . | the lines Would have expired Thursday. | Long Beach and Former The The extension was requested by the ;i ollar-Dawson-Chapman_interests af- ater Operator, Dies. ter conferences in San Francisco with AN the International Mercantlle Marine and Roosevelt line interests. The board's plan for disposal of the lines contemplates continuance of the United States lines In the North At- William H. Reynolds, Founder of Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 14.—Willlam SEYMOUR ATTACKS PERIURY CHARGES Denies Senate Had Right to Probe Grocer Norris Cam- paign in Nebraska. Senate to investigate primary elections and the authority of Nye to administer an oath to witnesses, and denies that testimony during the hearing came within the scope of the Federal perjury statute. urocer Norrls, formerly of Broken Bow, Nebr.) now a_resident of Alva, Okla., was indicted also. Judge Munger may hear argument of Seymour’s de- murrer Saturday. S Federal Pri onel; Killed. BESSEMER, Ala.,, October 14 (#).— Chester Lee Bowdry, 17-year-old Fed- eral prisoner of Houston, Tex., died jn a hospital late yesterday from a bullet wound inflicted by a guard yesterday By the Assoclated Press. | LINCOLN, Nebr., October 14—At- ;‘tornn_vs for Victor Seymour, former Re- publican National Committee worker with headquarters in Denver, vesterday filed in Federal Court h-re a demurrer attacking the perjury indictment re- turned against him in connecticn with | his testimony last year before Senator | Gerald P. Nye, of the Senate Campaign Funds Committee. A similar demurrer was upheld by Federal Judge T. C. Munger several months ago, but Seymour was reindicted. The only vital difference between the two demurrers is the new allegation that George W. Norris, a grocer, was never a candidate in the primary elec- tion last year for United States Senator. It was concerning the attempted entry | of the grocer as an opponent of Senator | George W. Norris of McCook that Sey- | mour testified. | The demurrer questions the consti- | tuticnal authority of the United States morning, when he jumped from a train in an attempt to escape while sbeing transferred from Shreveport, La., to the reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio. Burchell’s Bouquet Coffee Exceptionally Fine 25c b, N. W. Burchell 817-819 Fourteenth St. AN EXHIBITION CAR SLIGHTLY USED AND WE MEAN JUST THAT! i | October 25, the time within which its | WE OFFER AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION ON THIS - 8-CYLINDER H. Reynolds, 63, who converted l.flofli sandy acres into the City of Long Beach, N. 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