greater
knowledge
of the
tecknique
of
tho game
won for Uruguay.
London,
May
29:th —Presiding
at
the
annual
mzeting
of tha
Was: [llia Con-
mit
ee
today,
the
Chairmin
Sir
obert
Rutherford,
said
he
bYz2lieved
that
the
ia-
creased
work which had
been
uadoertaken
for the benefit
of the West Indies and
Beit-
ish
Guiana,
fuily ju-tified the
Commit-
tee’s
recent
move
into
their
improv-
ed
prenises
and
added
that
h-
hoped
that
iner:as~d
membership
would
soon
turn the
dz2bt
into
a eredit
balance.
Rap-
ferrinz
to
th2 profound
disappoint nent
caused
by
the
reduction
of the dulics
oa
suzar and
cocoa,
without
stabilization
at
thicir recent
money
valae,
and redustions
o!
the preference
atforded
the
West
In-
dies
and
British Gu.ana,
he said
he hop-
el
the
de-hiberations
of the
tort
eoming
cocoa
corference
would result
in practi-
¢l beaetir,
on
2 motion by Mr. Wiliiams,
s 'conded
by
Mrv Fre'z,
the retiring
mem-
hers
oi
the
exceutive
were
re elecied.
Tokio; May 39th,
(Uaited Press.)
The
American
rouns
the
vorld thight will get
ualsr
way
again
on
Saturday
a
mess-
aze
{rom Kasumigura
said
tuday,
London,
Mav
30 h.—The
Allies
in-
tend
to
keep
a
firm
stanl
on military
coHntro! in Germany,
by
maintaining
the
c¢Hrmmission
of
control
in
fu.l eperation
until
the
disarmament
demands,
made
in
the
Trzaty
of
Versailles
are
fuily
evecuted,
according
to a long
note from
the Council of Ambassadors
sent
to Ber-
lin
from
Paris
today.
The
Ambassa-
dors
communication
was
in
reply
to the
German
n2te
on
March
31st,
in which
the Berlin
Government
maintained
that
it
was
time
for
the
L -:ague
of Nations
to take
over
the
supervision.
The
Am-
bassadors
note
reaffirms
the
contention
that
it
is
the
legal
right
of
the Allies
to deeide
for
themselives
when
the time
has
arrived
for
transferring
the
duty
of controlling
German
armaments
to the
Loague.
after
the
time
hLmit
clauses
have
been
executed
It
would
be
h .rdly
possible
to
contend
that
this
¢ ndition
is fulfilled today,
the note adds.
Tokio, May 30th.—The
discovery
of an
alleged Korean
plot
o bomb
the British
and United
Sta es
Consulates
in
Szoul,
Korea,
is causing
some
uneasiness
there,
p-ess
despatehes
indicate,
Moscow,
May
30th.—Canadians
seek-
ing concessions
in Soviet Russia
will
de-
rive little
encouragemant
from
the
de
clarations
of
M,
Zinovieff
before
the
Cimmunist
Party
Convention
yesterday.
Tne Chairman
of
the
Communist
Inter-
niationale
old the
delegates
that
Canada
has
six bids for eoncessions
and that none
lal
been
granted.
Great
Britain
was
gra:ted
7
out
of
141 applications,
the
Unite:
. tites
10
out
of
101
and
Italy
w.ih 25 tids,
had
none accepted.
New York. May 30th.—Supreme
Court
Justice
McCook
yesterday
deeided
that
Eomon
De Valera
and
Stephen
Cuwara
were entitled
to a reasonable
part
of the
$2,509,000
of Irish R-publican
funds
now
1
ol
2uE
on
deposit here,
for
use
in prosecution
of
theiv defense
of the
suit
brought
by
the
Irish
Free
Stae
to
obtain
the
monsy,
The Free
State
broucht
the suit'
en
the
ground
that it was
the legitimate
succes-
sor
to
the lrish Republie
and
hence
was
entitied
to the fund
of which
De Valera
and Omara
were
named
trustecs.
Londor,
May
31st.—In
the
cricket
match
between
Scotland
#n! the
South
Africans
ihe former
scored
177
in their
first
innings
ond
the
latter
186.
Scot
land
then
made
163 for four
wickets
and
declared.
The
3outh
Afiricans
made
SHY
for
two
wickets
when
the
mateh
was
drawn.
London,
May
30th
-The
House
of
Lords
today granted
the
appeal
of
the
Hen.
Mrs.
John Russell
from the divoree
decree
awarded
after
a
jury
trial
in
March
1923
to
her husband
the heir
of
Lord Ampthill. The
House
adopted
Lord
Bitkenhead’s
motion
to
the
cffeet
that
the Court’s
findings
that
she
was guilty
of misconduct
with an unknowr
man,
al-
leged
to be the father of the
voung chiid
and
the
consequent
decree
of
divoree,
ceuld
not stand.
l.ondon,
May 30th—The
Portugese
av-
istors,
Lieuts.
Paria
and
Biercs.
who
are
atterupting
a flight from
Lisbon
to Macso
Chira, and who crashed
several
weeks
ago
in
a
storm
pear
Papir,
in Jedpur,
Lave
purehaced
a
new
airplane
and
have
left
for China, according
to
news
agency
de-
spatch
trom Lahoure,
British
lndia.
The
new plane
is equipped
with
an extra
pe
trol tank
and
carries
many
spare
parts,
London,
May
30th.
—Prewar
social
brilliance
featured
a
dinner
and
ball
at
Crewe
House
tonight,
when
Ambassa-
dor
and
Mrs.
Kellogg,
entertained
the
Prince
of Wales,
the Duke
and
Duchess
of
York
and
forty
other
persons
at
a
dinner.
After
dihner
the
Ambassador
and
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of York left
the
Prince
of
Wales,
while
they
went
over
to
Lardsdown
House,
which
had
been
loaned
by
Mr.
Gordon
Sclfridge
for
a
reception
and
ball
toad
the
en-
downment
appeal
in connection
with the
Rockfelier
Gifr for
m:dical
research
in
Great
Britain.
Paris,
May 30ihk.-A
resolution
giv-
inga mandate
to
its
Parliament
Greup
to refuse
its votes
to any
Premier
chosen
by President
Millerand,
has
been
adop-
ted
by
the
Socialist
F. deration,
the
French
seetion
of
the
Workers
lloter-
vationale.
The
Federation
also
voted
against
pariizipation
ia
the Ministry
by
1,784
to 666.
'The
onitied
socialist
in the
Chamber,
numbering
105
Deputies,
re-
presert
the Socialist
Federation,
Paris,
May 80th. —The
Swiss
Olympie
soccer
fooiball
team
today
defeated
the
Czecho-Sicvukian
team,
one
to
nothing
ina
plsy
off the
previous
game
which
had resuited
in
a
tie.
Ckiswick,Eng. May 30th.
Miss Elizabetn
Ryan defeated
Mrs.
Moilla Mallory,
ex-
lawn
ternis
chamjion,
6-2, 6-3
in
the
Semi-finals of the Middlesex tennis cham-
pionship
here
today.
Mrs.
Mallorys
game
was lifeless,
she showed
touches
of
her
old form in only
a few shorts
rallies
while Miss Ryan
played
as
well as
she
ever
did
chopping
and
cutting fiercels|
Washington.
May 30th. —Proposals
o
adherence
of the
United
States
to
the
World
Court,
contingent
upHn
s
dis
association
from
the
LhPague
of
Na
tions.
were spurned
hv
the
Presidont
n
his Memorial Day
a-ldeess
at
Arlin, ton,
as unworthy of (he
prineiples
and
tru...
tions of the United
States,
'‘lf
we
ro-
ceive anything,
we
must surrender
som
-
thing, saidthe
Vresitent
"we
an
willing, to assume
these
new
liabilitios
in
exchange fr
the
benefits
which
would
accrue
to us,
let
us
say
so,
If we are
not
willing, lev
us
say
that.
We
ean
aceo
-
plish nothing
by taking
a doubtful
or
an
biguous
porcition.’”
The
President
ie-
newed
his
endorsement
of
the
origingl
Harding-Hughes
World Court
plan
and
said
he would
not
oppose
other
recar.
tions,
but at
the
same
tiine asserted
‘any
material
changes
which
would
not
p..
bably
leceive
the
cousent
of
the
man
o'her
pations,
would
be
impractieable.™
Warning
was
given
by
the
President
against
leuving
the
ecourt
undefended.
because
history
has
shown
there
have
been
and
wi'i be tendencies
of one
natior:
to encroach
on
anu
her.
He coupled with
this
warpning,
however,
the
statement
that
he
was
opposed
to every
kind
of
military aggrandizement
and
all
forms
of
ecompetitive
armamert
and
that
the
United
States
should
do
its
part
in
making
fast
the
ideal!
ot himiiation
of ar-
mamenis
by interostioas!
covenants.
New
York,
May
3lst—All
United
States
Kxchanges
are
closed
today.
Peking,
May 31st—{hina
has
decided
to recognize
Soviet
Russia.
London,
May 31st—The
second
nation-
al ballot
on
the
acute
position
of the
buil
ding
trade
has
been
concluded
and
the
terms
offered
to
the operatives
by
the
employers,
inc uding
a
e
cent
n
Lour iner ase,together
with the stabiliza-
tion and consolidation
of ru.c~,
nave
L.
n
avcepted,
the
vote
showirg
for
aceept-
ance
66,967,
against
41
5168
The
resuit
of the
nallot
removes
the dnger
threat-
ened
strike
of the buiidine
trade.
Faris,
May Slst.
- France
is faced
with
a grave presidential erisis,
todav’s
news
papers
point
out.
More
3Socialists,
in-
ciuding
followers
of M.
Briand,
are
(s
l-
ing in wi h
a movement
which
demands
the
resignation
of President
Millcran.
The attitude
of M. Herriot, who is
to
the
next Premier
wititin a
f{ew davs,
f
he
ean
form
a cabinet,
still
1s
uncertain.
M. Herriot
sent
a
letter
to
the
Briand
S cinlists
toduy,
asking
what
they
in-
tend
to do.
He did
not
conceal
his
in-
tention of refusing
the
Premiership
up-
less
the Socialists
gave
him
guarantees
of support.
OUn ithe
other
hand,
he
de-
clines
to accept
a mandate
Lo overthrow
President
Millerand.