Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1932, Page 11

| | JAPAN SEES ARMS CUT AS HOPELESS Plan Would Involve Unfair-| ness in “Particular De- fenses,” Says Araki. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, June 27.—Reduction of land armaments by fixed percentas as proposed last week by President Hoover, is impossible, Gen. Sadao Araki, Japa- nese minister of war, said today. The elements entering into arms re- duction vary with the situation in each ecountry, he said, and therefore a per- centage reduction would “involve unfair estimates of the particular defense sit- uation of one or more powers.” The proximity of huge Russian and Chinese armies are Japan's “particular defense situation,” he said. | | Effects Upon Japan. “It would be idle to deny that the Manchurian developments, with the at- tendant ill feeling on the part of | America and Japan, made Japan's wel- | ‘come for the Hoover proposals less warm | than it would otherwise have been.” | the foreign office spokesman said to- | day. | He denied, however, that Japan had n any way proposed, or intended to propose, to accept the Hoover plan in | return for an acquiescence by the United States in the altered status of Manchuria. The Hoover plan has not been con- | sidered by the cabinet yet, he added, | and such consideration as it has had has been by minor bureau chiefs. | Awsiting Developments. | It was increasingly evident that | Japan was in no hurry to define its | attitude. The spokesman admitted the gov- ernment was waiting f’o; further fil'“'\ m:s{ms ents and hoping to learn That the other powers intend to o, as | well as “to what extent America actual- 1y expects acceptance.” l BRITISH CABINET CONFERS. | Moover Dissrmament Plan and Lau- | sanne Are Discussed. | LONDON, June 27 (/’).—The British | cabinet was holding an important | meeting here today at which both the Hoover disarmament plan and the de- velopments of the Lausanne economic conference were being di 3 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald remained in Switzerland and Stanley Baldwin, Conservative party leader, presided over the meeting. Sir John Simon, foreign secretary, who returned to London from Lausanne Friday, re- mained here for the meeting. Sir Herbert Samuel made a specia | trip from Switzerland and he was re ported to have brought a special mes- sage from the prime minister to be presented to the cabinet. It was considered possible the meet- ing may result in vital decisions af- fecting the British position conferences, likely the decisions would be announced here. The probability was that they would be announced when negotiations THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1932. | congratulatéd the American delegation on its courage and the scope of the | Hoover proposals, but this does not | necessarily mean they give full ap- proval. 2 The principal adversaries of the plan | appear to be France, the worlds strongest military power; Great Bri- | tain, the strongest naval power, and Japan | the Far East. (opyrixht, 1992, by the Chicaro Daily News, ne CHARGES LONG HOLDS | Louisiana Governor's Rival Says Executive Is in Control of are again resumed at Lausanne and Geneva. GENEVA DECISION THIS WEEK. American Delegates Vigorously Pushing Arms Proposals. BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. By Cable to The Star NEVA, June 27—The fate of the | disarmament proposals prob- | will be decided here this week. | The efforts of Great Britain and France | to pass on them wich merely a polite | nod and continue the three-power con- versations with the United States has failed. ‘These conversations are not only interrupted, but they probably will never be resumed. The American delegates are vigor- ously pushing the Hoover plan in nu- | merous private talks. They have al- ready enlisted sufficient support to in- dicate that the plan will be brought | almost immediately before the General | Commission and debated there as & whole. The principal supporters of the United States are Italy, Russia and Germany. They seem determined, if necessary, to bring the plan to a vote 50 -that the entire world can see just how each country stands. | The Americans are obtaining sec-| ondary support from & group of lesser | powers particularly interested in dis- | armament, namely, Spain, Switzerland, Crechoslovakia, Beigium, Holland, Swe den, Norway and Denmark. ese | have requested more information. They | want to know just how the American | Army effectives plan works and whether small navies may be exempted from Teduction. | They seem also to wish to amend | the Hoover propusals by adding pro- | visions for (1) a security pact, (2) a| permanet investigation and control | commission and (3) international supervision of the private manufac ture and sale of arms. | Certain other smaller states have | in the Legislature last Member of Senate. By the Associated Press. | NEW ORLEANS, La., the signed but u Gov. Oscar K. Allen, to be executed at the Senator’s pleasure, was contained in | a statement made public here yesterday by Dudley J. Lebl member of the Louisiana Public ice and a political enemy of Long and Allen. Leblanc, who was a candidate for Governcr when Allen was elected, made the charge in connection With passage s ek of & bill to se regulate benevolent ins | Leblano said the bill w “persecute me and “I am reliably “that Long told phone Friday the bill had fail fere, that i resignation The bill was pass over the tele- when he learned the night be- made public.” Seek Funds for Picnic. SPRINGFIELD, Md., June 27 (Spe- clal).—A motion picture show will be given Thursday night at Springfield hall to raise funds for the annual pic- nics of the Sunday schools of St. Georges and Perkins Chapels. KEEP COO N SWIM ¢ At the 'Y PRESERT THIS £0 1O Nn. wETER YMCA. STREET S\ [2:313 SWIM which aspires to hegemony in | | ALLEN RESIGNATION| at both | but it was not thought | June 27—A| | charge that Senator Huey P. Long holds | ted resignation of | BODY OF STUDENT TAKEN FROM RIVER| International Search for Stewart of Harvard Ends With Finding of Coupe. | By the Associated Press. | PROVIDENCE, R. I, June 27.—An international search for Floyd Stewart, 23 years old, of Garden City, Kans., missing Harvard student, ended yester- day when Stewart'’s body was taken | from the Seekonk River, off India street, this city. | Stewart, disappeared January 31, with | Nathaniel E. Jones, 23, of Billerica, | Mass., also a Harvard student. The | body of Jones was recovered after it was washed on the shore of Watch- moket, Cove, East Providence, April 22, last Stewart's body was discovered today by Daniel McKinnon, a diver, Who was hired by Ambrose Houston of Pa | tucket, a telephone lineman, who has SALVAGED TREASURE PUT ‘UNDER ARREST’ Italian Ship Orders Sealed as It Reaches Plymouth With $5,000,000 Gold. By the Associated Press. PLYMOUTH, England, June 27.— Capt. J. B. Garli of the salvage vessel Artiglio II, was considerably surprised yesterday when he was told his cargo of gold bullion, brought up from the wrecked liner Egypt, was “under ar-| rest.” The chief preventive officer of the port informed Capt. Garli that his hold must be sealed and the bullion held | aboard. The action followed & claim filed by | Capt. 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