The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 17

PLLAND DELEGAT LECTED 10 HEAD AGUE COMMISSION eat Britain, France and ly Diplomats’ Preside Over Sub-Commissions. E HAGUE, June 21 (Associated ).—Holland was assigned the dency of the Central Commission Conference on Russian Affairs when the selection of the heads is commidsion and the three sub- issions of the conference was to-day. Belgium was given the Presidency of the central body, representatives of Great Britain, nd Italy respectively head hree sub-commissions. The list unced was: Paton, Holland, President of the fal Commission; M. Cattler of jum, Vice President Phil Lioyd-Greame, Great n, Chain of the Sub-Com- flion on Prope Alphand, nce, Chairman of Sub-Commission on Debts: ron Avezzano, Italy, the Sub-Commission on C e Russian Soviet delegation 1 ve here I aceording to m received 1 Riga announc- that MM. Litvinoff, Krassin and jovsky would arrive in Riga to- md leave there for Berlin to- may reach here Friday after- ron Avezzano, f of the [tal- delegation, said to-day that the prview recently attributed to Pre pnini, the second Italian deleg: bting him as saying he had a sp mission to Ambassador Harve ALondon to urge American p: jon at The Hague, was evidently p to a misunderstanding. It would be superfluous,” said ron Avezzano, ‘‘to tell America that doors of The Hague Conference re open to her. is also unlikely t Prof. Giannini could have in- ated that Italy should assume the yn of presenting the American ws of the conference, as the hington Government is quite able e care of its own interests.”” ee NCH WORRIED OVER GERMANS IN MOSCOW ry Mission Headed hy 21 (Associated circles are displaying the arrival in nilitary mission jd to Gen . 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If they come through direct | — sistan ‘The officials su believe the, mil Moscow to Ynak the Soviet army with a view WOMAN BOSSES JERSEY SCHOOL; TROUBLE STARTS Now Cranford Officials Want Her Job Abolished. The most momentous question in Cranford, N. J., today is whether male teachers in Cran. ford's schools should be subject to the orders of a woman supervis- ing principal. School officials adopted a resolution abolishing the supervisorship. This has been sent tosthe Board of School Trus- tees for approval. The town has been divided in the school fight since Christmas. Principal W. A. Landis of, the high school has threatened to 're- sign. He objected to what he re- garded as interférence by Miss Sarah Edmond, supervising prin- cipal; that she encouraged teach- ers to go over his head in appeal- ing to her, and that she hand picked high school teachers with- out regard to his wishes. {WOMAN WOUNDED STRUGGLING WITH BURGLAR IN HOME patie ict Beaten hy Thief She Attacks When He Enters Her Miss Ethel Plain, thirty years old, a proofreader, nurse to-day with fifteen stitches ti her scalp, the result of arf encounter with a burglar Sunday afternoon in her Spartment at No. Avenue. She told the police she was reading preofs when a youth about eighteen, well dressed, crawled along her win- dow ledge and started to enter her apartment. back but he fought her. When he ordered her to put up her handsahe.attacked him with fists and THE EVENING WORLD, W LONDON, Apartment. is under the care of a tions, 164 Sherman tform Cabinet, civic dignitaries, She tried to push him] Prince, Miss Edmond refers inquirers ‘to Frederick J, Denning, Presi- dent of the Board of School Trus. | feet. tees, concerning her side of the controversy. Mr. Denning says Mr. Landis has ‘bulldozed pu- pils that he has constantly threatened to resign after stirring up trouble and that he is disgrun- tled at being subordinate woman, The keynote of the controversy may be contained in the statement of Frederick W. Park, who says: ON respects aman from of Hugo © @ possible military and Russia, cord betwet 6 Qt. 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