Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1935, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,: WEDNESDAY, HONOR DINNER PLANNED Event January 18 to Be in Trib- ute to Counsel of H. 0. L. C. Plans for an informal dinner at the University Club January 18, honoring Horace Russell, general counsel of the JANUARY 9, 1935. ARMS CUT HOPES VOIGED BY DAVIS Sees Chance Powers Will Act—Japanese Inquiry by Senate Blocked. Davis Reports to Sécrethry Hull sust h OOM oe BATH” By the Associated Press. Ambassador-at-Large Norman K. Davis believes there is a possibility for limitation of armaments on land and sea within the next year or two it the major powers foster a spirit of international co-operation. He said as much to President Roosevelt yes- @ We don't hesitate to admit that to us smiling employees and cheerful service are more important than our luxuriously comfortable rooms. Frankly, we believe terday. Coincidental with this indication of international accord came word of & second move by the United States in- volving Japan. A proposed senatorial investigation of Japan’s conduct in Manchuria and the mandated islands was quickly headed off by adminis- tration leaders in Congress. Pittman Checks Plan. Senator Pittman, Democrat, of Ne- vada, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said the com- mittee would not consider such an in- vestigation pending approval from the State Department. At the Depart- ment it was indicated the proposal would be quickly suppressed. The investigation was asked Mon- day in resolutions introduced by Sen- ator King, Democrat, of Utah, which administration leaders yesterday pointed out had been placed before the Senate without previous confer- ence with Senate leaders. Sees Action Harmful. Pittman said "he regarded the pro- posed action as harmful. Davis, in a talk with reporters, de- clined to specify any definite formula for naval limitation, but indicated that an accord could probably be achleved through substitution of some other yardstick for the existing numerical ratio system. Objection to the 5-5-3 ratio provided in the Wash- ington treaty resulted in denunciation of that pact by anm on December 29. IVY CITY OPPOSES SCHOOL VETO LAW Measure Giving Commissioners Power Over Board Before Meeting. ‘Vigorous*opposition to the proposed bill to give the District Commissioners veto and directional power over ac- tions of the Board of Education was expressed in a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Ivy City Citizens’ As- sociation last night. In taking this stand, the association said it felt the board had proved com- petent in its handling of school matters in past years and a change would bring about a disruption in a smooth-running system. The group indorsed the recent drive carried on by the newspapers against the numbers racket, assailed by the association as “one of the greatest evils that has struck our city in the past few years.” The association ex- pressed a willingness to “lend a hand” in any way to wipe out this form of gambling. Viewing with alarm the great num- ber of automobile fatalities last year, the organization voted to support any law that will tend to make drivers more careful in years to come. A vote of thanks was given the Street Lighting Department for plac- ing lights on Fairview avenue to New York avenue. The meeting, held in the Crummell School, Central avenue and Gallaudet street northeast, was presided over by President E. G. Gray. — Farley, Canaday to Speak. Postmaster General James A. Far- ley and Ward M. Canaday, director of public relations for the Federal Hous- ing Administration, will speak in New York on the evening of January 17, at the fifth annual dinner of the An-‘ thracite Club of New York City, in the | Hotel Astor. Smuggling Is Costly. An automobile costing $40 in Bel- fast, Northern Ireland, led to fines totaling $2,885 being imposed on three men who tried to smuggle it into the Irish Free State. You do not have to be an athlete to have ATHLETE’S FOOT At the first sign of tenderness or cracked skin, apply DR. GORDSHELL’S ALL HEALING SALVE Also a valuable remedy for Burns, Boils, Cuts and Sores. 85c and 70c sizes at all druggists or write for free trial samples. The Gordshell Chemical Company Baltimore, Md. Norman H. Davis, Ambassador at Large for the United States, who has just returned to Washington, photo- graphed yesterday as he conferred with Secretary Hull. —Harris-Ewing Photo. 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