Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1933, Page 26

" B—10 SWEDEN NOT KEEN - FOR BALTIC UNION Officials Indicate Preference for Handling Own Economic Moves. STOCKHOLM (#).—Renewed talk of | union of East and West Baltic states | fot purposes of economic self-sufficiency and economic defense has evoked only a lukewarm response from Sweden's | government. { Officials here indicated that Sweden, | Norway and Denmark still desire in the main to drive their own trade| bargains. Speaking on the subject, in the Riks- dag, Rikard Sandler, Swedish foreign | minister, indicated that a more definite program for such a union must be forthcoming before Sweden will bz will- | ing to consider the idea fermally. | Willing to Co-Operate. Minister Sandler said Sweden always | has cvidenced its willingness to operate with other Baltic nations. csp cially on cultural matters, and will con- tinue to do so. | Distinction must be made, however, he said, between a formal union by which the Baltic states would merely | help each other and a unicn Wwhich | would be interpreted as, or which would | take, aggressive economic action against | outside nations. ! “For a nation of Sweden's economic | structure, built upon a scattered world | trade, it is necessary to know in ad- vance whether such a union would in- terfere with our efforts to maintain a free trade policy,” he said. | League of Nations Part. Sweden's willingness to co-operate with other nations, Sandler continued, is evidenced by its part in the League of Nations and its membership in the Oslo_convention, the latter offering possibility for an extensive Baltic union and for a united front. if desired, at the World Economic Conference. Leaders of a Belgian trade delega- tion which recently visited Scandinavia brought new attention to the Oslo con- vention by stating that proper exploita- tion of the idea could give the conven- tion a “big nation” voice in the settle- ment of world problems. Talk of a Baltic alliance is not new. gince the nations involved have been variously joined in the past. After the thirty years war the Baltic was prac- tically an inland sea_in Swedish terri- tory. Estonia and Latvia both have been provinces of Sweden and Finland & grand duch The last formal union in the West | Baltic area was that of Sweden and Norway established in 1814 and dis- solved in 1905 PARLEY FINDS INCREASE “ IN WORKING MOTHERS | TU. S. Delegate, Back From France, Infant Mortality and | Says Delinquency Are Gaining. The International Congress on the | Industrial Work of the Mother, recently held in Paris, found an alarming in- crease in almost every country of work- ing mothers, Miss Mary G. Hawks, pres- ident of the National Council of Catho- lic Women and only American delegate to the congress, declared on returning to Washington. Miss Hawks was one of the speakers at the conference. | This increase in mothers engaged in | industry, Miss Hawks declared. has re- | sulted in greater infant mortality and | delinquency. | The delegations to the congress were | largely composed of representatives of social welfare organizations, Christian labor unions and associations of Chris- tian emplovers. Government officials of several nations also participated. STRIKE CONTINUES Men on Relief Projects Hold Out for Cash Payments. STOUX CITY. Iowa. July £ () —The strike of more than 1.000 men employed on county and city relicf projects con- tinued yesterday. The men held out for increased wagss and payment in cash instead of grocery orders. Extension of relief t> unemployed has come to a halt except in extreme cases of need. The men are asking a wage of 45 cents an hour, with a minimum of 30 | hours a week. L Y()U needn’t lose the trade of your customers when t shop in person. a quick shopging Make it easy for visit you—not once a week, but daily, hourly—by including your telephone number in all your advertising, on your stationery, See the Bell System exhibit at the"Century of Progress” expositionin Chicago, Junel —October 31. Telephone for hotel and other reservations. The Chesapeake 723 13th Street N.W, Show them how to take THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY &6, 1933, GUARDSMEN T0 QUELL | MUTINY AT PRISON| Troops Called to Put Down Strike | of About 30 Convicts in Flor- ida Camp Stockade. ‘Suicide’ in Window Halts Traffic Just To Recover Check By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, July 6—- Nine stories above the street a maa stood on a window ledge of City Hall Annex yesterday, wav- ing his arms excitedly. “Lock, a suicide,” screamed & woman. Policeman John Gribbel threw a “stop” light, halting all trafTic. Hundreds gathered cn City Hall Plaza and in the street, shouting and signaling for the man to get back. Women turned their heads in_horror. Then a small piece of paper By the Assoclated Press. BROOKSVILLE, Fla, July 6—Na-| tional Guardsmen hurried to Tooke Lake prison camp today in a determined offensive to smash an armed mutiny. Striking convicts, numbering about | thirty and described by jailors as “bad | Jmall piece of pape actors,” were barricaded in the stock- | was seen floating slcwly to the | |ade and armed with hatchets, knives, g{:“;‘r‘ld*hz;‘b;‘o‘;jn*‘a“m‘g‘}“;‘;fig‘f clubs and bottles. They have defied | dow. The “suicide” was trying | |Prison authorities since Tuesday noon. to tell the policeman to get it. Civilian authorities predicted “real The policeman did. trouble” in storming the stockade. Sheriff Law sald he thought the con- YADEN TO GIVE ADDRESS ;iecu may have killed one of their num- r, possibly for attempting to desert. The prisoners have smashed a sweat James G. Yaden, president of the |COX 8nd lgnored demands for submis- Federation of Citizens' Associations, will | Commissioner Nathan Mayo, in charge speak over Station WMAL tonight at 9 |of the 3{]153}1:‘ ;{s.t:'::é g;m m‘e ':t:;e o'clock under the auspices of the |&Pparen 8 canvic = g ntled beca ranged by the Community Chest. His — topic will be “Washington’s Human Keep your hair lustrous with Fomos Shampoo —a marvelous Swedish formula, easy, quick and economical to use. 50¢ Enough for 12 shampoos! You'll notice a new luster in your hair when you use F and aifter you've used it a while, you'll notice your wave stavs in better, too. Just wet your hair in warm wa- ter, shake on Fomos, work up a lather, rinse . . . and it's done! HAIR REMOVING CREAM There is but one ODOR- LESS hair-removing cream: ALBASTAN. 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