Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1936, Page 16

b3 S A—16 »»» DELEGATES SIGN REVISEDU. . PLAN 12 Sponsor Neutrality Pro- - posal Before It Goes to Committee. 7 the Associated Press: THE EVENING STA.R WA.SHINGTON D C Young Washington TRADE UNIT SEEKS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1936. - | complaints in the preceding period. | MARRIAGE POSTPONED, 1t issued 161 “cease and desist” orders PROSECUTION SPEED| " uronsa: Commission Renews Request to|responden after comiplaints of unfair competition were investigated during the year, as com- pared with 1,605 in the previous 13 months. It issued 386 formal com- - SAYS YOUNG NEELY — orders |Senator’s Son Fails to Explain Change of Plans to Wed Luetta H Sutton, Entertainer. By the Associated Press. ' RENO, Nev., December 15—John Champ Neely, 22-year-old son of ! United States Senator and Mrs. Matthew M. Neely of Fairmont, W. comment on the change Neely said, “I'm going to on here in Reno. Therell he wedding--at least not right away.” due to cold soothed by one swal- low of pure, effective Thoxine. Money-back guarantee! 35¢. plaints, alleging various forms of une- fair competition and other unlawful practices, as compared with 280 such | and opened to the public. BUENOS AIRES, December 15— ‘Twelve of the twenty-one delegations at the Inter-American Peace Confer- ence affixed their signatures to a re- vised United States neutrality plan today. They signed as sponsors of the pro- posal before it was to be sent to a committee. Its chief proponents hoped the project would have the unanimous . sponsorship thdt three other peace. measures have received. The Peace Organization Committee unanimously approved the recommen- dation of its chairman, Juan Antonio Buero of Uruguay, to postpone consid- eration of creation of an Inter-Amer- ican Court of Justice until the next regular Pan-American Conference at Lima, Peru, scheduled for 1938. Members of the committee heard a message from President Roosevelt, who fathered the parly, in reply to a com- mittee message Saturday which in- formed him of unanimous agreement on a plan for peace and maintenance of security. Inspiration, Says Roosevelt. “This excellent result of the un- ceasing efforts on the part of the members of the commission in the Inter-American Conference will be an 1rup\rluon to all the peoples of the Americas,” Mr. Roosevelt said. “The conference is justifying the highest hopes of all of us. “Good neighbors we are and good neighbors we shall remain.” Last-minute objections by Argen- tina—which were in part responsible for postponement of today’s scheduled plenary session until tomorrow—were answered in a final revision. The project, In its final form,|ler, at the Pierce School. FILLED CHRISTMAS STOCKING Contains a draw- KEYSTONE AIRPLANE il masks, A sturdily constructed steel toy with back seat on which a child can ride. With si}- and rubber tires. SELF REVERSING DOUGHBOY TANK MECHANICAL COUPE As it runs along, & Runs forward until doughboy with gun it hits something, Pops up, and sparks then backward un- [ til it hits something lse. — SPARKLING Whether he goes native or not, Glenn Davis will know how to build a wigwam. He’s shown making one at Thomson School, Glen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Davis, 1110 Ninth street. Tomorrow: Gloria Mosimann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Mosimann, and John Mark Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mil~ Star Staff Photo. For GOOD LITTLE GIRLS and BOYS ¢closely follows the original recom- mendations of United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull for unification of five existing peace treaties into a more workable plan. The three proposals which already had won unanimous sponsorship from the representatives of the 21American republics gathered here to strengthen the American peace structure were: 1. A plan for inter-American consul- tation to consider joint action in case of war within or without. 2. A reiteration of the principle of non-intervention by one nation in another’s affairs, and for joint con- sultation if intervention appears nec- essary. 3. A resolution urging ratification of the existing inter-American treaties| . by all the 21 republics. Phones Secretary Hull. Carlos Saavedra Lamas, Argentine foreign minister, telephoned United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull at 1:30 am. today to report that the latest draft of the neutrality plan was acceptable to his group. He made reservations to exempt|g foodstuffs from any joint restrictions imposed by common neutrality action in case of war, and also insisted that the pact must not affect Argentina’s League of Nations commitments. Sponsors of the project pointed out the draft does not mention foodstuffs are held every five years. The last was at Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1933. The present conference was organized at the suggestion of President Roose- velt in letters to heads of the other American republics last January.) The United States delegation has indicated disapproval of the American Court and American League plans. It has suggested inter-American co- operation for peaceful settlement of American troubles, however, and its neutrality proposal won the signa- tures of at least 10 other groups to- day. ‘Woman Smuggled Guns. Mrs. Ira E. Williams, 99, of Sara- gosa, Tex., was a spy and dispatch bearer for Confederate forces during the Civil War. She smuggled guns through the Northern lines, but “never killed a man.” Identified by Scientists. ‘The tooth of an Elephas Columbi, & prehistoric monster who roamed Pa- cific shores 250,000 years "ago, was dredged up recently in San Francisco Bay and identified by scientists. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL j4 shd guarantees no interference with a | AP nation’s responsibilities to any other peace organization. Ratification of the neutrality pro- posal would round out the system of consultation among 21 American re- Ppublics to solve any grave emergency in the Western world and to avert war, Treaties Co-Ordinated. ‘The neutrality proposal is designed ta co-ordinate five existing inter- American treaties. Its objective is to set up machinery for consultation among American re- Ppublics in the interest of conciliation, 88 a preventive of war and as an agency to create whatever mutual neutrality program may be necessary should an emergency arise. Consultative machinery also was the keynote of the security and non- intervention measures which, a peace triumvirate with the neutrality pro- posal, are expected to come up for final approval at a plenary session tomorrow. These projects provide for con- sultation in the event of an American war, & war outside the Western Hem- isphere or a menace to the security of the American republics from any source. They also propose consultation in event joint intervention in any American republic should be deemed ncessary “/Sumner Welles, assistant United tes Secretary of State in charge of Latin American affairs, and Jose M. Cantillo of Argentina both ex- pressed confidence the final draft of Ahe neutrality project would get vir- %ual unanimity of approval today. OLD GOLD AND SILVER ill bring you STUBBORN RHEUMATISM Your phlmuln will tell you that the chances are your stubborn rheumatism, neuritis or rheumatic gout is caused or aggravated by excess uric acid. 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