Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1931 — Page 9

•TAN. 8, 1931_

BITTER FEUDS CLOUD AIM OF ARMS PARLEY Old Rivalries Add Tension to Coming World Peace Meet. This ts the final article of series on the coming disarmament conference. BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD United Press Staff Correspondent ¶ WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—The political problems, which have vexed the world since the Versailles treatv remade the map of Europe, must be solved, in part, at least, before the world can abandon its arms, observers here believe. ¶ Regardless of the success of technical experts in working out reduction formulas for use at the proposed world disarmament conference in 1932, these will be futile unless there is a will to peace. ¶ Broadly viewed, the creation of a lasting peace rests on a threefold formula: Security, disarmament, arbitration. ¶ Without security, say France and some other counties, there can be no disarmament. In other quarters, the reverse of this is quoted: Without disarmament there can be no security. Agree With French Some statesmen, agreeing with the French thesis, believe security and later disarmament, can be achieved by treaties binding the nations to consult in the event of trouble. France sought such an agreement at the London naval conference. The United States shied at the proposal, holding it implied the use of force by the signatory nations. Administration quarters have Indicated this country might enter such an agreement if it were clearly stated the obligation was only to consult, not to fight. Thus far, no such pact is in sight Taking a practical view of the coming conference, observers point to a number of danger points on the European map. First, there is the Polish corridor. Under the post-war settlements, Poland was given a long strip of territory through Germany in order to reach the sea. This grant cuts off East Prussia from the rest of Germany. Rees Bright Side The minorities problem in Yugoslavia and Czecho-Slovakia, nevr nations carved out of the old Aus-tro-Hungarian empire, is another source of friction. There is tension between France and Italy. This is caused not only by naval rivalry, but by apparently conflicting aims in North Africa and by Italian resentment over antiFascist plots hatched in France by ex-patriots. Finally, there come rumors, yet unconfirmed, of new European combinations which may divide Europe into two armed camps, as did the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente. On the brighter side of the picture, American observers see a vast improvement in the attitude of nations toward each other around the council tables at Geneva. They find room for optimism too, in the fact that the three largest naval powers apparently have abandoned competition Mother of Eight, Dies By Times Special WESTFIELD, Ind., Jan. B.—Mrs. Emily Kirkman, 82, Is dead at her home here. A few days ago her husband, James F. Kirkman, 35, died from the effects of an injury sustained by a fall. She leaves eight children, Mrs. Minnie Roberts, J. Adrian and Linden Kirk- . man, Earl Kirkman, Mrs. Jennie B. Clark, Mrs. Tillie M. Howe, Mrs. Nellie Burton and Mrs. Clare A. Stenzel.

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LOVE SLAYING CASE SHIFTED Greenfield ‘Triangle’ Trial Is Venued to City. ¶ Greenfield’s sensational love triangle slaying shifted to Marion county courts today when the case of Frank Jordan, 25, alleged slayer of Raymond Cole, 35-year-old husband of Mrs. Marie Cole, was venued to the jurisdiction of Criminal Judge Frank J. Baker. ¶ Jordan is alleged to have shot Cole to death near Greenfield Oct. 31 in order that he might marry Mrs. Cole. The latter will face trial on a murder conspiracy charge in Greenfield Feb. 4 ¶ Jordan, when arraigned recently in Greenfield before Circuit Judge Arthur C. Van Duyn, pleaded not guilty and declared himself a pauper. Both Jordan and Mrs. Cole signed confessions to the murder plot, police say. ¶ Although Baker did not fix a date for trial, it is probable immediate steps will be taken to set the date. Prosecution in the case will be Herbert Wilson, Marion county prosecutor; William E. Bussell, Greenfield state’s attorney, and Milo H. Gray, assistant to Bussell.

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PRINCES WILL HELP ENGLAND AS ‘SALESMEN’ I Wales and George to Visit Ten Countries on Trip to South America. By United Press LONDON, Jan. B.—The prince of Wales will depart for South America within the next ten days to sell British goods and British friendship. The heir to the throne and his brother, Prince George, as the world’s best known “salesmen,’* will travel more than 20,000 miles and vifclt at least ten countries on their five months’ journey. The purpose of the trip is to aid in efforts to regain export markets of Latin America, and to re-establish Great Britain as the leading trade nation of the world. The prince will spend two or three weeks in Argentina, two weeks in Brazil and about ten days in Chile. The first stage of the journey will be made on the S. S. Oropesa, which sails from Liverpool in midJanuary, on a regular run to Valparaiso, Chile. The princes will travel in ordinary first-class suites without any special arrangements for their comfort. The prince of Wales plans to use airplane transportation in many parts of South America, having arranged for his private plane to be sent there. It will be the first time in history that two brothers of the royal family have made joint tour of any nation outside of the empire. Careful preparations have been made in behalf of the British interests which have more than $3,000,000,000 invested in South America, where the United States has built up an enormous trade since the World war. Earlham Students Skate By United Press RICHMOND, Ind., Jan. B.—Roller skating is a popular sport at Earlham college here. Anew $5,000 ! floor has been installed through efforts of the Earlham Women’s Club and the college athletic department has purchased several hundred rink skates to be used by students.

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