Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1935, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO FOVINONS LEAV PEACETOENELAND Mother Country Told Col- onies Expect Her Leaders to Prevent War. (Copyright. 1935, by the Associated Press.) LONDON, May 1.—A well-informed source in close contact with the sit- ugtion said today the prime minis- ters of Great Britain’s dominions have informed the British govern- ment that the whole empire is count- ing on the mother country to keep Europe at peace. It was understood today’s full cab- inet session was given detailec re- ports of conversations on the foieign policy and defense at Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald’s offices in the Parliament Building. The conversa- tions were entered into by Prime Min- ister Robert Bennett of Canada, Prime Minister J. B. M. Hertzog of the Union of South Africa, and Prime Minister J. A. Lyons of Australia. Support Is Pledged. After MacDonald and Sir John Stmon, foreign secretary, had ex- plained the latest developments in European peace negotiations, the vls-‘ iting prime ministers, it was stated, assured the British leaders they have the wholehearted backing of the empire. ‘The Dominion chiefs, it was learn- ed, stressed the following three points: 1. Increases in British armaments are recognized as necessary in order that Great Britain can continue to play an effective role as mediator in European afTairs. 2. Great Britain is expected to take risks in Europe if necessary, even | without the knowledge of the Domin- | fons as it is appreciated that Great | Britain can achieve more in diplo- | matic negotiations if her hands are | free. 3. It was pointed out that the Do- minions have the right to refrain from committing themselves in any obligations incurred by the mother country. Proposes U. S. Union. Britain’s war minister today advo- eated close union with the Umtedi 2 States as one sure method of keeping the world at peace. Addressing the Canadian Women's Club, Lord Hailsham sald: “With Britain and America in co- | operation, no other country or coun- | tries in the world would attempt to | disturb the peace of the world. In a| closer understanding between Britain Daughter 111 SONG WRITER'’S WIFE SPEEDS TO BEDSIDE. MRS. IRVING BERLI The former Ellen Mackay, daugh- ter of the head of the Postal Tele- graph Co. and the wife of the noted song writer, as she arrived in Chicago on a hurried trip to Hollywood, where her daughter is . —Wide World Photo. Manhole Covers Blown Up. Manhole covers over electricity mains in Derby, England, were blown up recently, breaking windows in the third story of business buildings. LAWYERS' BRIEFS RUSH PRINTING (Flying Ants) OUR POLICY Free Inspection. Guaranteed Treatment TERMITE CONTROL CO. Nat'l Press Bldg. 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What the Washington Bureau may mean is that in Indian govern- ment there was no executive func- tion capablo of rigorous enforcement. “With the Indians, however, social pressure took care of that. With the Indians government proceeded from the group as an entity and was not imposed from above. Thus may have arisen the statement that there were no chiefs. To dispute this fact is only mincing definitions.” TUGWELL IS GIVEN CHARGE OF DIVISION Land Program Section of F. E. R. A. Is Removed From Juris- diction of Hopkins. The land program division of the Federal Emergency Rellef Administra- tion is lifted from Harry Hopkins’ ad- ministration and placed in the newly created Resettlement Administration, of which Dr. Rex Tugwell has been named administrator, by an execu- Mean Income Security THE coffee taster sits at a revolving table blindfolded. As the table revolves he sips the different cups of coffee in turn—grading each according to its quality and blend. 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