Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1932, Page 11

GOOD NEWS RICHMOND Round Trip Excursion OTHER ROUND TRIP FARES FREDERICKSBURG. ... 8275 PETERSBURG 615 BALTIMORE . 125 LOW ONE-WAY FARE NORFOLK .. $4.50 UNION BUS DEPOT 1336 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Metropolitan 1512 RICHMOND GRE@UND $5.00 | 'WaaT a relief it is to know that yourskincanbefree of blemishes. Anoint gently with Cutieura Ointment, few minutes with and warm water. A very asimple but satisfying treatment of pimples! The Cutieurs Trestment bas been used for years in thousands of homes throughout the world. CUTICURA O e THE EVENING | |for next Wednesday morning at 10 e |o'clock. | | During his examination as to Dun- 1 .gl-n's condition, Dr. Quick stated that \ had given Duncan | | | had seen the former at his residence | in Alexandria last Saturday and at that | time recommended that Duncan be | placed in a sanitarium for treatment for at least a week. It was testified by Dr. Quick that he periodical health examinations during the past several Clerk/|years, but that the latter had never in Under ques-| Accused Arlington Physically Unfit to Appear Physician Testifies. s ba wollc usually very a - | - | His physical however, 1is By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. [now improving, both Dr. Quick and ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT | defense counsel told the court, and HOUSE, April 21— County Clerk Wil- | their conversation with him yesterday 3 2 led them to believe that he was again |liam H. Duncan today submitted his' able to discuss his affairs normally | restenation to Judge Walter T. Me-| Accepts Resignation. | Carthy through Leo P. Harlow, one of | ccepts Resig | The resignation was submitted im his attorneys. The resignation was ac- | mediately following the agreement ¢ cepted and court was immediately ad- | the court to set next Wednesday for o Judge McCarthy stating that | the arraignment and Judge McCar ;:K:;\':;d: ‘mC\( ble to continue | announced acceptance of the resign | impossible t |tion as soon as he had read it until a new clerk had been appointed |then stated that, altho |and qualified. The clerk’s office Also};’f o : o | lieve: impossible to proceed has been ordered closed | the new appointment has been ms Judge McCarthy stated from the| Chairman Harry A. Fellows of the bench that ke had given the question | county board said today that the board { e tmich considera. | had nothing to do with the request tuat fof the appointment much CORSHEIS | hag been made to Goy. Pollard by Stae |tion but had as yet been una | Auditor Andrews to have a repre make up his mind as to who the new |ative of the attorney general's of clerk would be. He immediately went | sent here to assist auditors who are en- | before been really tioning by Harlow, Dr. Quick stated that Duncan was “unresponsive men- tally” and that if he was asked ques- tions he would gaze off into space and he said, is STAR, WASHINGTON, men was present when the Disarma- the resolution for “qualitative” disarm- ament presented yesterday by Sir John Simon, British foreign secretary. Sir George Perley, Canadian delegate, supported the Simon resolution warmly, declaring that the abolition of offensive weapons would incresse _confidence throughout the world, which would be the best guarantee of peace. After a brief conference with Secre- tary Stimson, Prime Minister Mac- Donald came to the Arms Conference session, arriving at the same time &s Chancellor Heinrich Bruening of Ger- many. They came in just before Ambassador Hugh Gibson, chief of the American delegation, rose to speak. Joseph Paul-Boncour, French dele- ) gate, had announced that France would peiated Press. be unable to accept Sir John Simon's April 21.—Prime Minister | proposal in its present form acDonald of Great Britain| Ambassador Gibson supported Fifi r 1 John Simon's resolution as in ful or Andre Tardien of FYANCS | jurmony with the American proposal. ecretary of State Henry L.|He carefully explained that the Amer- y in a private conference ican attitude was in no way mtcnd{rd or STIMSON CONFERS WITH 2 PREMIERS Holds Private Session With MacDonald and Tardieu on Their Arrival. By the As GENEV Ramsay the French plan ary Stimson’s villa shortly |to prejudice » arrival of the two premiers |SeCurity. from Paris on & morning train | _ Mrs. Stimson accompanied Mr. Mac- Secretary of State Stimson called for | Donald to the conference hall. =~ She acDonald at the latter's hotel | followed him until he stopped for a Y after he and Premier Tardieu | long handshake with Maxim Litvinoff, Tived on the train from Paris. chief of the Russian delegation, when | she turned back and sought the Amer- ican delegation. Sean Lester, chief of the Irish Free L State delegation, supported Sir John preparation began for the conferences | Simons move ficials of the four powers. | It was supported also by Mr. Lit- of first magnitude states- ' vinoff, and then Nicholas Titulescu of Prepare for Conferences. smediately after the British and premiers arrived a bustle of the D. (., THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932. IRummu delayed & decision by sub- ment Conference resumed its debate on i mitting & counter-resolution recogniz- ing the value of qualitative disarma- ment. but recalling proposals by the French and others for fortifying the League of Nations. Fourteen delega- tions supported this proposal and de- bate was adjourned until tomorrow. Afterward Lord Londonberry of the British delegation was host at a lunch- eon to Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Stimson, M. Tardieu, Dr. Bruening, Sir John Simon, Dino Grandi and Norman H. Davis, one of the American delegates. e PLAN WASHINGTON TREE Legion Auxiliary to Plant Oak on Cathedral Grounds. A tree will be planted in honor of the George Washington Bicentennial tomorrow afternoon in the grounds of Washington Cathedral under the sponsorship_of the American Legion Auxiliary, Department of the District of Columbia. The exercises will be held *x# A—I1 |at 5 pm. and will be under the direc-| the authority to follow the request. | tion of Mrs. Bertha A. Yoder Werthner.| “As I see it, I must abide by the ac- The tree, a red oak, will be set in|tion taken at the Detroit National Con- the ground near the place where the | vention of the Legion. The only way Prince of Wales planted a tree several | to bring it before the Maryland branch Jears uoflv{‘hen he visited this country. | would be by a resolution {ntroduced. st epresentatives of each auxiliary unit | the State Convention ugust,” in the District Will attend the exarcises, | a1 i A which will include the erection of a |~ ——— —— d. marker and an iron boundary fence ' T *h about the young tree. E ‘ Don't allow your false teeth to drop MARYLAND LEG'DN HEAD | or slip when you eat, talk or laugh. REJECTS POLL ON BONUS | pistes’ This new improves ponder plates. This new improved powder | forms a comfort cushion—hglds By the Associated Press. Dlates so snug, they feel and act ke BELAIR, Md.. April 21—Robert H.| YOUT Own teeth. 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The result of the conference was that it was decided that Denny, represent- | gaged in an examination of all county | records. “The board,” Fellows said, “has every confidence in the ability of Common- wealth Attorney Lawrence W. Douglas to handle the legal phase of the situa- tion.” He added, however, that the board has no objection to the sending of the representative here and will co- operate in every way to see that justice #5 done Shortage Figures Increased. | _ Andrews, it is said, reported to Gov Pollard that the shortage in_the ing the attorney general’s department, e : i counts of former Treasurer should proreed at once to Arlington | Bayl has reached a total of $320,000 County to tak. charge of the protec- | was originally reported to be §: tion of all State funds involved, and, in [ He also said that the shortage in Dun- view of the gravity of the situation, co- | £20 8 office had increased from the oximately $76,000, which cperate with the county oficials In-the | Rou gteen Lo the cours oa. Monda protection of county and local funds |approximately $80.000. The al and in such other matters as the coun- | shortage of F. J. 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