Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1932, Page 10

A—10 MEXICO POSTPONES CLIPPERTON ACTION Senate Fears to Embarrass May Head Labor NEW YORK WOMAN MEN- TIONED FOR CABINET POST. U. S. Government in Ceding | Island to France. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, November 15.—The Mexjean Senate yesterday indefinitely guvoned action on the Clipperton land case by tabling the Foreign Re- lations Committee bill, which would provide for compliance with the King of Italy's decision awarding the lonely‘ Pacific Island to France. The bill would change the constitu- tion by removing Clipperton from the national domain and it stated that Mexico was obliged by international honor to accept the decision of the King, who acted as arbiter. ‘The newspaper Grafico said the Sen- ators decided to table the bill because it would provoke a situation embarrass- ing to the new American Government taking office next year, which has not t declared its policy toward Mexico. %'!he suggestion that the United States might interpret French acquisition of the island as a violation of the Monroe Doctrine was published and widely dis- | cussed. ‘The committee’s bill said that Mexico considered the island part of the na- tional territory because of discovery by Spaniards in 1527 and that PFrance sustained her claim by right of raising the French flag there November 17, The governments submitted the mat- ter to the Italian King in 1919 and the Mexican Senate ratified this agreement. ‘The bill said this obliged the Mexican government to accept the King's deci- son. The King of Italy rendered his verdict January 28, 1831. ‘The government newspaper El Na- cional said the King's decision was made “in order to calm a situation” at a time when France and Italy were experiencing “strained relations” over armaments. AVIATION PURCHASE AWAITS DIRECTORS Stockholders Also Must Approve Sale of North American Corpora- tion, Inc., Opposed by E. C. Cord. By the Associated Press. DOVER, Del.,, November 15.—Dissolv- ing an order that restrained Aviation Corporation, Inc., from purchasing cer- tain assets of North American Aviation, Inc., Chancellor J. O. Wolcott has de- clared that Aviation Corporation direc- tors should have an opportunity either to approve or disapprove the purchase contract. The contract, calling for the buying of North American assets in exchange for 1,997,776 shares of Aviation Corpo- ration stock, must be acted upon by stockholders as well as directors, the court pointed out. ‘The restraining order had been issued last week following the filing of a peti- tion by the Cord Corporation, holder of 750,000 shares of Aviation Corporation stock, contending that the North Amer- ican assets under consideration were | “worth less than half the value of the stock supposed to be issued for pa: ment.” Counsel agreed yesterday that today's scheduled meeting of directors in New ‘York for consideration of the contract should be postponed for a week to give E. L. Cord, president of the Cord Cor- poration, time to come East and attend the session. e TROTZKY HELD ON SHIP BOUND FOR COPENHAGEN Report From Turkey States Rus- sian and Family Are on Italian Steamer Praga. By the Associated Prets. age the Italian steamer Praga. Th was traveling via Marseilles. traordinary precautions were taken to insure that Trotzky's departure should be kept secret. Leon Trotzky was exiled from Rus- sia a few years ago by the Soviet strong man, Joseph Stalin, for leading the Right Wing opposition. Subsequently Trotzky was ordered banished for all time. The Turkish government permitted him to live on Prinkipo Island, in the Marmora Sea. Recently tere have been reports that his health was bad and he wished to go to some European resort to_recuperate. In February of this year the Czecho- slovakian government granted him a permit to visit a health resort in that' country, but later ordered that he be barred. Other Balkan countries denied him visas, and subsequently Czecho- slovakia explained her consul general had been unable to issue & visa to him. 12,000 TO GUARD WALES ON VISIT TO BELFAST Unusual Precautions Taken Be- eause of Hostility to Presence in Ireland. By the Assoclated Press. BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Novem- ber 15—More than 12,000 men will guard the Prince of Wales when he ar- rives here tomorrow to dedicate the mew Parliament buildings at Stormont. Four thousand of them will be armed, and all of them are a part of the elab- orate precautions to be taken for the safety of the heir to the British throne during his three-day stay in the capital. Only a few weeks ago Belfast was the scene of violent street fighting, and although this rioting was not connected with the Prince’s visit, some groups in Northern Ireland have announced their hostility to his presence, So complete have been the precau- FRANCES PERKINS, New York State industrial commission- er, has been mentioned in connection with the Labor portfolio in the cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt. —A. P. Photo. DENIES DIVORCE REPORT Irene Dunn Says Hurried Trip Was to Visit Husband, IIL NEW YORK, November 15 (). —Irene | Dunn, motion picture actress, yesterday denied published reports that she was planning & separation from her hus- band, Dr. Francis Griffin. She sald her hurried trip here from the West coast was to visit her husband, who is recovering at a hospital from an emergency appendicitis operation. Yo'll THE EVE ASHURST WILLING TO SUBMIT REPEL Holds It Is His Duty to Party Platform and State Mandate. Senator Ashurst, Arizona Democrat, announced yesterday that he would vote to submit a prohibition repeal amend- ment, asserting that “honesty and good i-.lt:x require that platform pledges be ept.” In a formal statement, Ashurst said: “The Democrats would make them- selves ‘embezzlers of power’ if they re- fused to live up to their own political platform promises. “The Democratic national platform specifically favors a repeal of the eighteenth amendment and also includes | a demand that complete supervision and | control of the manufacture and sale of ;‘sn":)t:l:lfing liquors be restored to the “As a Democratic Senator it is, there- | fore, my duty to vote for a joint resolu- | tion proposing a constitutional amend- | ment to be submitted to representative conventions fn the States, for the repeal | of the eighteenth amendment. “As & Senator from Arizona I have | always considered and still consider the Constitution of the State of Arizona to be the best indication of the will of the people respecting how I should vote on modification or retention of the national prohibition laws. “The people of Arizona at the recent election having ch:nfed their organic law and having repealed State prohibi- tion, my plain duty requires that I vote | gmm' out their mandate on this sub- DIVORCE S.UIT FILED NOGALES, Ariz.,, November 15 (#).— Jean Mallin of Los Angeles, master of ceremonles at the Club New York, filed suit in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, yester- day for divorce from Fay Hellman, prominent in New York. want to take advantage Pa& Day Paint Sale! Special prices on special paint . . . products which are equal in every way to many brands selling at much higher figures. “Bud” House Paint For inside or outside. Walls, woodwork, plaster . . . for thing, in f; brighten up. Come in and get your today at these MONEY- ply SAVING PRICES. Hy-Grade Metallic Roof Paint that you want to ‘en beautiful colors, as well as white and flat white. any- «$q 29 43 $1 29 sup- a Gal. I. P. Dinowitzer 621 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. NOW! EASEA SORE THROAT INSTANTLY Feel Rawness, Irritation, Go At Once These Pictures Tell You What To Do Crush and Dissolve 3 Bayer Aspirin Tablels in Half a Glass of Water. Little Modern medical science now throws an entirely new light on sore throat. GARGLE Thor- oughly—Throw Your Head Way Back, Allowing a to Trickle Down Your Throat. Repeat Gargle and Do Not Rinse Mouth, Allow Gar- fifi 1o Remain on embranes of the Throat _for Pro- longed Effect. Remember Only Medicine Helps A Sore Throat Reduces Infection, Eases Pain Instantly. Gargling with Bayer 3+ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AGRICULTURAL CREDIT OFFICE OPENS IN RENO Elko Bank Also Reopens With Heavy Business in Nevada's Banking Holiday. By the Assoctated Press. RENO, Nev., November 15.—Opening at Reno of an Agricultural Credit Cor- poration office and the reopening at Elko of the First National Bank, an in- dependent institution, marked the be. ginning of the third week of Nevad: banking holiday yesterday. Officials of the Wingfleld group of banks in the meantime announced that, with completion of investigation of ac- counts by Reconstruction Finance Cor- poration inspectors, definite plans for reopening probably will be started today. The plans will be submitted Priday to a meeting of Depositors’ Committees appointed by Gov. Fred B. Balzar. Several applications for agricultural and live stock loans were received by the credit corporation, E. T. Esgate, manager, said. The Elko Pirst National Bank did a heavy business upon opening its doors, since the community had been without banking facilities since November 1. TUESDAY, N¢ ’\ SR 15, 1932, ASK FINGERPRINTING |OF EVERY U. S. PERSON International Assocation of Iden- tification Delegates Make Proposal. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, November 15.—The fingerprinting of every person in the United States, to be flled at some cen- | tral bureau for identification purposes, was advocated here yesterday by many | delegates attending the annual con- | vention of the International Associa- | tion of Identification. Among the detection exhibits pre- sented were a camera that turns out coples of & single fingerprint at the rate of 7,500 an hour, a copying instrument that can produce a whole Sunday news- paper on a card 8 by 11 inches in size and & new dusting powder to detect fingerprints. Ted L. Kornmann, identification ex- pert of Buffalo, N. 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