New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 6

6 Freedom of Independent States Planned for Dominions by Court Of Legal Experts Studying Laws the Irsh Free Stat law still effective The position of independence would be further fortified by ths proposal that the Dominions have solutely free play in merchant | shipping legislation and come to an :greement among then those shipping questions Dominions of England a cerned. Lach Dominion would also have full power to make laws having ex- traterritorial application without the « it either of the British parlit- the government of ti 1nions concerned. mmittee last recommn is in favor of the establi of a tribunal as a m ling differ and dispute 1t arisc cen member thus leaving the for the colonic Committee's Report Is Re- sult of Long Weeks of/ Legislative In\'estigation‘ in Legal Code. London, March 14 (P—The dom of completely independent | states would be granted to Dominions of the British Ly under the recommendations ma a report of the committee of 1'g: caperts which will be presented t the imperial conference in Octobei The fnterpretation of I and regulations governing t! tion of Dominion parliaments as MSH A0 ugreed to by the special comitt c\‘v’ z l“l‘; would remove all restrictions S Lritish parliament as no nposed ‘j_“,“ i w. The Dominions would bz " ce. fiirl’:fl p?l‘mral entities “unite, Empire el sure that Ely by al commeniallaglance (osthal ) ie: comniilisaisrsportimiiliheacy v e ceptable to all the Dominions and crown, and freely ascocialed as|y o) "ro iarg confidently to its adop- members of the British common- 0 d ol fat aatinnan tion by the October general confer- The committee's report is the re- sult of long, hard weeks of legislu- tive investigation. T} t 1- liant legal and political minds of Lngland, Canada. Australia and > Zesland, the Union of South A and the Irish Free Statc brought to bear on the problemi of adjusting Dominion legislatio! view of the new stutus of equalit and independence as granted b imperial conference ot Abolishes Royal Veto Tn addition to propost tion of the king's right any law passed by a Dor lature, the committee rec that “no law hereafter parliament of the United Kingdo:s shall extend to any Dominion othes- sive search wise than at the request and w the consent of that Domir This principl2 has been in pract for many vea ever sinc th minions out th upon the mother cou ) pite its noa-usage, the right of ti parliament at Westminster to legi late for the Dominions has Leen on the statute oks, a fact inconsist- ent with the new colonial frcedom The committce also recommendsd that the colonial laws validity act of 1863 become Inoperative as fur as the Dominions are concert This law provides that legislation by a colonial legislature is void and inoperative if repugnant 1o the las of Lngland. In defining its position on tl queston, the committee would car: i | fully designate the Dominior being Canada, Australia, New land, Union of South Africa, sla- cxamined fur- crnments making al 'YOUNG NEGRO ADMITS GREENSPON ASSAULT Tells Police His Only Inte in Brother's Murder Case Was So- licitude for Under Dog. h confessed to Greenspon in hi shop, according inmate and fter an inten- in the Last Side. At s acken said he went to the op on business and only slugged n after he had insulted him nged nded to burgla flowing from tk He a terest man’s <o told i 1 in the Benjamin {spon murder ca d that he had attended police court when Mack Sutton. alleged Liller. had been held for superior tributed thi tude for the under dog A witness who saw MeC uning from the rag shop gave po- their al clue when he picked the photo from the rogues’ court. 1 intere lice 6.000 Filipinos ad [ in the 3 Appliances in One! ee... It makes delicious coffee oo e . It makes perfect toast at the same time a5 vene IE COOKE eggs, bacon, etc. st Toagmer farch 14—Idward Me- | the youth, | fright- | racken | ATHEISTS CONTINUE CLOSING CHURCHES Seminary Teaches Atheism to Women Propagandists March 14 (UP)—Closing . temoval of bells and | burning of ikons continued to be reported from varlous parts of Rus- | sia today as atheists carried on their campaign against religion. Although the government warned against coerclon and intec- fering with religious practice, the Godless movement has not slacken- | ed. Atheists are careful, lowe to avoid the appearance of forc and the closing of churches is .il- ways claimed to be at the desire of local inhabitants. Two striking examples were re- d today. In the Bajenov dts- ict, near Sverdlovsk, 12 wagon [loads of ikons were burned publicly, {all churches were closed and th2 bells removed. The action was accordance with a declsion of th2 [local congress of collectives. Close Eleven Churches At Tula, eleven churches were closed and the ringing of bells pro- hibited. The atheist campaign is Dbeing | carefully prepared and planned, | with a view to defeating religion by |a long drive of education and per- | suasion, without violence. | Godless seminaries will be estab- lished in Moscow, Leningrad and other centers to train thousands of propagandists and organizers to con- | duct the struggle agalnst religlon, ‘:|H|< ist leaders revealed. At least | half the students at the institutions will be women, because it is con- sider: especially necessary to un- dermine the faith of women, who arc at present the principal supporte crs of the church. Anti-religious courses also will be included. In addition to the itinerant “God- css™ troupes of actors who will pre- nt atheist plays in the provinces, a daily atheist newspaper with a minimum circulation of 1,500,000 s planned. Other anti-religous papers and magazines will be published in anguage cmatories will be built in the | principal cities to combat religious | funerals, Special children’s theaters will he | built, where atheist films and radio programs will be aimed at making | 100 per cent of children between 1S and 14 years members of the so- | ciety of the Godless within three | years. Travelling anti-God museur.s will be sent out to penetratc even the most remote villages. | | PLAY AT STANLEY CHURCH The comedy play “Under Suspi- cion” to be given by a group of church school teachers at the Stan- ley Memorial church pext Monday nd Tuesday evenings is said to be has NEW B 'AIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. full of amusing situations and warty laughiter. Rehearsals have been held under the dircction of Robert B. Crocker. Those taking the parts in the play are Mrs. Jes- sie L. Schwab, Bunicc Landgren, Harriet Anderson, Mildred Brook- man, Margaret Keith, Mabel Selan- de George Chapman, William *hwab and Russell Schwab. In addition to the play a short sketch entitled “Swearing off Smok- ing” will be given by Miss Susan Forest and Robert Crocker. Miss Forest will give a reading “Pig- |tail days” the Misses Ruth and | Gladys Mycroft will play a duet on the piano and Miss Millicent Gron- back will sing. Refreshments will be servec: Butler Will Run on Prohibition Platform Boston, March 14 (A—Former United States Senator William M. | Butler will seek the republican nom- |ination fcr the office in the fall primaries on a platform of opposi- {ment and unqualified support President Hoover's stand on prohi- | bition. Butler, 1 textile mill owner, was {appointed to the senate to fill the {unexpired term of the late Henry Cabot Lodze {n 1924 and was de- feated by Semator David I. 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OPTICIANS tion to repeal of the 18th amend-| of | — SCIEROSIS GERM FOUND INLONDON Young Medical Student Isolates New Bacteria Type London, March 14 (P—The Lan- cet, British medical journal, today announced discovery of what may prove to be the germ of “dissemin- ated sclerosis,” a degencrative dis- cage of the brain and spinal cord. The discovery was by Miss Kath- leen Chevassut, a young pupil of Sir James Purves Stewart, widely known British medical authority. 1f sub- stantiated. the Lancet believes that [it will rank among the foremost lachievements of bacterlology. often Iy Disseminated schlerosis responsible for paralys steadily progress or tuberculosis frequently devclop. ing, causing death. Its causcs hith- erto have beecn ob: nd its treatment unsatisfacto The Lan- cet said experiments are being made in treating the disease with vac- cines prepared from cultures of minute bodies which Miss Chevassut discovered. 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