New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1922, Page 9

French Feel That Presence of Mussolino Is Necessary Paris, Nov, 13, = (By Associated Press)—Eftorts were continued among the allies today to reach an agreement upon the ilme and the place for a conference on Near Fast affairs, lLord Hardinge, the Britlsh ambassador, called on Premier Poinc * and hand. ed him a note proposing a conferepec with Lord Curzon, the Rritish forelgn gecretary, to be held in London to morrow or Wednesday. It was sald at the foreign office after the interview thet it would he impossible for Premier Poincare to go to London on ecither of the dates named, The premier explained ver- bally to Lord Hardinge the difficulties in the way, peinting out that he was obliged to keep himself within react of the chamber of deputies during the week., He suggested a conference in Paris, It Lord Curzon insisted upon having it Tuesday or Wednesda in lausanne if the British foreign séere ry were willing to aceept Saturday as the date #0 es to make it porsible for Premier 9 pregent. A message from Premier Mussolini this morning said it was fm- poseible for him 1o absent himse!t from Rome long enough to visit Lon don. Premier Poincare has indicatod his Feadiness to go to a piace suitable for the Italian premier if Lord Cur gon is willing to necent a date makirg it possible for all to be present. 1L i e that Bremior Poincare wil gest Laurann® yoless Premier Mu solini finds he can come to Paris and Lord Curzon is willing to come here Surprise was cexpreaged in I official cireles that the British 1 Feeretary’'s prop: for & conferent: in London wad in the pres: before any official notice it had reached the Quav d'Or The com ment of the British press on the siit uation is also cansing irritotion here The London and Paris goiernments in perfect accord on the princina re the [ansanne ; and are gnite of one mind on the biggest of them as it is generally regardod-—the future of the straits of the Dardaneclles, Dot nations are deiermined o uire the Turks to r armis tice. As to the conference nronosed by Lord Curzon, foreign officials hete de clare it ig desired by (he Freach goy ernment quite as much as by the Brit- fsh, : Referring to the intimation of the London press that if martial law was not declared in Gons ople it wa because fGen. Peil the French high commissioner had received no instruc tions from his government, it was raid at the foreign office thot CGien. Poll's instructions to favor a dec'aration- of martial law if necessary went forwaic. pramptly“and that. they probably pre cedad in (ate the jnatructiong to, the same effect from London to the Birit 1sh,‘51‘gn_(_£omn»|_wmwr ‘i'he dispatcl: wag gent on Novembher 7, bt hnld up for two days at \ialta accordin to information here. 1t was pointed out that martial lan hag fot vet been declared, which wae held to indicate that the commission ers including the British had not yet foupd such a declaration advisable. Premier Poincare holds s that the presence of Premier Musgolini is necessary at any preliminary talk on the subject of peace in the Near Bast and he will probably stand out for the holding of a meeting of representa tives of the three nations at either Paris or Lausanne. reigt BOY, 11, WHO SHOT GIRL, 5, IS HELD Authorities Hoj To Get Pacts of Slaying By Separating Him From Parcnts New York, Nov, the eleven-year-qld Monty boy whé shot an gilted five Catherine Sullivan Saturday noon, was arrested yesterday technical charge of ma committed to the Haekensac The decision to take him into was reached after District Attorney A. C. Hart had learned that the boy's brother had jumped his bail a short time ago after being charged with lar- ceny. The authoriti @ also took into con- sidération the conflicting stories told at various times by the elder members of the Jacobs family and decided th 13.==Otto Jacobs, there is more-chance of getting a cor-|. rect account of the shooting froin the boy if he is kept away from his par- ents, James Sullivan, father of the dead girl, told the prosecutor that he is not anxious to press the charge against the Jacobs boy and that he is convineed the Killing wds accidental. The authorities are trying to learn whether Otto knew that the gun was londed and whether there is any truth in the statement that he held the wea- pon while someone else pulled the trigger. CLEMENCEAU SLEEPS MUCH Tiger of I'rance, Enroute To U. 8§, Géts Up Barly I'or Walk, Then Re- tires To State Room. Aboard 8, 8. Paris, Nov. 13, (By As- sociated Press)—Almost ecvery pas- senger aboard the steamship Paris is honoring the maxim “early to bed and early to rise” in order to watch Clem- enceau take his early morning walk on the decks. The former French premier gets out of bed at b o'cleck, paces up and down the ship awhile and then goes back to his cabin, One is lucky to catch a glimpse of him af- ter that. At dawn this morning he was up on the bridge watching the sun rise. He intimated that he would not attend the ship's concert Thursday evening, préférring not to break his custom of retiring at 8 and rising at 5. When this Information was whis- pered about the ship there was g great deal of disappointmént as ov- eryone had been confidently expeet- ing that he would make a speech at the Thursday evening rendezvous,, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1022, brahch of the army to find & place upon which to hulld u smaller strue. ture and thera Is no Intention of sl Ing at u loss, or buying u high priced property In the center of the city which would leave the organization no Letter off than it 1s now Contributions are coming n sloysy SALLIES WILL HOLD HOME FOR PRESENT wiu Useless Something Better Can Not sell Prosent Headquatiers | during the preliminary work of the| arlve for funds, Officers and workers of the army are calling upon friens, and supporters, quietly perfecting an organigation before lpunehing the big campalgh Be Found The Salvation Army will not sell fts present bullding at 118 and 120 Arch street until it finds o more sultable location, according to Captain John deen, this morning, Captain 2deen says the present location he thinks is as good as can he secured, and yne army will not dispose of its present tullding unless something more adap table to the needs of the army, with. out carrying 8o much overhead ex- penses, is found, It s the ambition A favewell service was held b the urmy hall la | ant Carl Tegner, of Brooklyn, who Las been cenducting special services heve all week, Stafi Captain Tom Gabricison, who spent the week-end at his liome th Boston, returned today to assist Cap- the’ tain John Edeen in the drive, of locil ovening for Command- } I NI DL 903, fl! 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