Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - January 21, 1930, Charleston, West Virginia COLDER WEST tonight probably clearing Wednesday morning much colder tonight ana day a cold wave EDITION ATTACHES OF CONGRESS ON ROLL OF TARIFF LEAGUE DOUBLE KILLING IS BY CHILD Girl J Years Old Saw Father and Mother Die Senate Finance Committee Expert Listed as Re- Pay WAS m HOUSE 1 Berk of Ways and Means Body is Named BOOKS ABE EXAMINED Mich Jan 21 UP VVhile Edwin and Edwina old twins gurgled and laughed their older sister Edna 6 years old today told officials how her shot her mother to death and then Killed himself as the children looked on The three children cold and gry were found in their home last night by neighbors attracted by their crying The children were huddled on a bed In an- other room lay the body of their mother arid nearby that of their father Hurry The ing occurred Sunday night The little girl said that after the double tragedy she put the twins to bed afraid to call for help The murder followed her mother's re- mark that she was going to church guess I'll get my the quoted her father as saying Then daddy came back with his gun and shot mamma Then he got another gun and shot she said CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA TUESDAY BONING JANUARY 21 1930 16 PAGES 5 CENTS Protestants Report is Lower Than Figure Filed by United Fuel HEARING IS RESUMED Testimony Being Entered by Cities Objecting to Rate Increase i Inquiry Resumed by Lobby Investigators WASHINGTON Jan 21 Employees of the senate finance and the house ways and means committee were on the payroll of the American Tariff league high tariff prr the senate ting committee learned today Records of the league showed several payments to Edward Nelson finance committee tariff expert and to Clayton Moore clerk house committee payments to Dingley who Hated as the organization's Washington correspondent totaled from 1924 to 1028 inclusive ia a son of Former Nelson Dingley of Maine after whom iff named W Warren Barbour treasurer of the league said the payments were made for articles written by Dingley publication Senator representative charged that Dingley supplied information to the league about the activities of the tee before it was made public Telegram Bead Elaine read a telegram to TOKOS OF OUR DAY AT THIS HOUR Among the chances of failure which the London arms conference must face are two which stand out with great prominence One of them may mean immediate failure the other at least ultimate defeat First that quarrels and jealousies surrounding the question of naval especially on the part of France and Italy and not bly on the part of Japan will upset the conference Second that even if an agreement is reached on all the chief object of greatly reducing armaments will be unrealized through omission to tle the knotty problem of freedom of the seas In the broad view and fundamentally the more important second is the from Arthur Faubel secretary of the league which Your list of sub-committee chairman received this morning Dingley evidently had submitted of the before made i Blaine asked Barbour for a of toe lists submitted iy Dingley Barbour ref err ed the to Faubel who was in the room I threw It away FauVel said books showed nents of to Clayton Moore house committee during the period Moore also was isted on the books ae a on correspondent Barbour said payment Fere for editorials written for the league publication Chairman Caraway asked if had talked with any one bout the payments to the two com- littee employees He said ho remember talking with rie about it but denied hiding it The witness said he might have liked about it to Joseph R then vice president of the and now Republican senator Pennsylvania I from your attitude our chuckling and laughter that oiu think this was a very clever Elaine said in ig for his attitude Barbour called before the com- as it resumed its inquiry to high tariff lobbies after a week 1 questioning importers working r low tariffs had admitted earlier at the tariff league had arranged Hookup with the Republican during tho 1928 Campaign The tariff league raised about for its part of the program irbour said The witness added that the plan had never through as he decided it ight be misunderstood Questioned by Caraway as to lether the fund had been reported the house campaign expenditures as required by law up said it was not reported be- It was not a political fund Several times Caraway charged witness with evading and and using catch words LOBBYING 18 WASHINGTON Jan 21 wald F Schuette executive of Radio Protective on eald today before tho senate commerce committee that carried his association's com- iint against the radio trust to general and the at but denied that he engaged in activities representing a number Independent radio manufacturers tho trust was composed of Radio Corporation of America company and the General Electric company the Continued On Page Nine The World war virtually made scraps of paper of the rules which were supposed to govern neutral commerce as laid down in The Hague agreements of and 1907 and the London declaration of 1909 It is perhaps not an overstatement to say that today there is no rule or principle of law for the protection of commerce on the seas It ia haps not too to say that no ship that sails from any port today would be secure from hostile attack provided war should break out during Only armed force it If it be said that the laws on the fied by Tho Hague tribunal are still laws since they were never repealed by formal action of the powers it Is to be said in reply that the effect of this flouting of the laws in a great the World war is practically to them There is need most tive a new codification a new declaration in of many Without such action the success of the London conference along no matter how early or how completely harmonious would riot be a success at all but an ultimate failure Woodrow Wilson asked the makers at Versailles to define dom of the seas but the problem was left in the it stilLis The famous writer on the late Captain Mahan called the sea the great common But this great expanse supposedly the use of all nations Is governed by no law Every nation using it must be prepared to defend Its rights by force How then can we expect nations who must and do use the seas with their broad lanes of commerce to refrain from United Fuel Gas company's own valuation of its property in West Virginia is greater than the valuation fixed by J P Blundon of Keyser consulting en- gineer employed by the protesting cities in the company's petition for a 50 per cent increase in rates hearing of which was resumed be- fore the public service commission Tuesday morning The company's valuation as ar- ranged by Ford Bacon and Davis New York engineering concern was placed at and was filed with the commission when its side of the case was heard last summer Mr valuation which he recently completed after making a survey of the company's whole property was His com- plete report which has been several months in the making was filed with the commission Monday Ing after he took the stand as the Protestants first witness Charles Ritchie Charleston city solicitor questioned Mr Blundon as to how he proceeded in formulating his report He followed the same lines which were pursued by Ford Bacon and Davis he said Asked the company's valuation of wells Mr Blundon re- plied that he found 50 wells upon which the company had placed Us average value and upon which he placed no value Replying to Mr Ritchie he said that the 50 wells either were too small to warrant a return if pipes were connected or that they had been abandoned Explains Reductions Concerning rights of way for tho company's lines Mr Blundon de- scribed how he reached smaller values than by the com- pany On some of the transmission lines he the company had fixed a value while he had fixed no value because they were either free or franchises along county roads upon which the company paid nothing On the..field lines that is those con- wells to the transmission re- port showed valuation rights of way at 000 The company's valuation on these was For sion rights of way Mr report fixed a valuation of the company's valuation was fixed Ritchie asked Mr concerning a blacksmith the company had valued at anil the engineer replied that he found no blacksmith shop where It had been accounted for by the company It had been ness said At the hearing the gas company was represented by four lawyers H GLASS BUILDING FOR NEW YORK PLANNED NEW YORK Jan 21 A glass house soon will rise at street und Second avenue if the residents of vicinity can be persuaded be and refrain from throwing stones Frank Lloyd Wright whose fame as an architect rests on so popular an Innovation las the American bungalow has an- plans for an apartment building that will be Just one window pane after another There will barely enough concrete in the structure to hold the heavy plate glass walls together i While Wright admits lils ect is still in the stage in regard to of its features he is so confident that he plans to erect four of the structures They interest him not only as architectural tions hut as a means ultimately oC solving the problem of where large cities are going to pet their sunlight i Determined to Break Irene Schroeder Before She Leaves Phoenix TO EMPLOY RETURN OF BIASES GUILDERS PLANNED Two Members of Band Confess to Series of Crimes at Having announced that they would wave extradition plans were being made Tuesday Cor the return to this state of Adrian and Dana Bias brothers and Basil who were captured Monday during a gun battle In a swamp four miles from Macon Oa All three of the convicts who caped from the state penitentiary at December IS were wounded in the battle with officers in Georgia and it was reported that it would be several days before the men can make the trip to West ginia Adrian wounded Minister Will be Taken Her Cell Arizona Of- ficer Says the most seriously of the desperadoes building BOY AND WEATHER -001 with light rain followed by w flurries Tuesday morning The in temperature melted the ice m the streeta and made walking re safe A low temperature of recorded Monday Sun rises Sun sets Moon rises Temperatures Max Monday -32 Min Monday 14 7 a m Tuesday 32 a m Tuesday 84 Stages The Kanawha at Kanawha Falls 2.7 feet rising at Charleston 6.8 up larger and larger And how may little tions expect to enjoy any rights at all when war comes since they have no might with which to tect their Because the laws of the sea as they were supposed to exist were defied former German em- pire many American citizens lost their lives although America was then a neutral In the war How far may a belligerent nation go in itself against its What la the limit of demands which a neutral nation may make of nations to let its questions clash but they must be answered If they are not answered tho building of great naval armaments will go on the crushing burden of armament cost will become all but intolerable and the menace war wll grow If maritime nations can not have the protection of law they will arm themselves Tho sea Is a great common Boston has its little but when the arm of the law was paralyzed by the police strike some years ago no citizen unarmed dared to cross that ground If the nations do declare a new code to govern the seas the international rules be enforced? That is another question of course No international codo of law no treaty no human document whatever is worth any moro than of whether they be nations who arc the honor and the parties individuals or signatory thereto On the whole the freedom of the seas Is as De- mote perhaps as the prospect of a lasting peace but It is quite certain that we won't stop building ships until we have at least the form of- law to govern our ocean highways in place of tho present chaos A H D Rummel Donald O Blagg and A O Stone For the Protestants Mr Charleston George Wallace and Pay Scott represented Huntington ami J Randolph Bias and William B Hosg represented the city of Williamson Williamson Represented A delegation of Williamson zens Including Mayor attended the hearing as Interested spectators Others In the son delegation were A B Blake W R Justice and H G Clark editor of the Daily News The United Fuel company's tion was filed with the commission last spring and on July 1 the com- allowed a temporary in- crease throughout the entire field served by the company the tic rate jumping from 22 cents per cubic feet to 32 cents and tho industrial rate was increased from a sliding scale of 21 cents to 25 cents per cubic feet was reported Tuesday as Improved H was first thought that his wounds would prove fatal but following the amputation of his left arm which was badly riddled by bullets pital attaches at Macon reported that he stood a fair chance to re- cover Warden A C of Moundsville received word Monday night that the three mon had agreed to waive extradition ported from Macon bv Jt WHS re- the ated Press Tuesday that Ben T kins Macon police chiof had talked to Scroggins by telephone but that did not say when guards would be sent for the prisoners Macon police did not question Ad- rian Bias it was reported in dis- patches but the other two men con- fessed freely to a series of holdups including two grocery stores a clothing store a station and a street car In ton Dana Bias said wo pulled three of the Jobs In Huntington In less than un ditched a big car a small one and rode on past 1 Jan 21 Private Ernest Moore sylvania highway patrolman day identified Mrs Irene Schroder as tho woman who accompanied two men near New Castle Pa last December 27 when they shot and killed Corporal Brady Paul and wounded Moore tn a gun fight Dague also was Identified by Moore as a participant in tho gun fight at New PHOENIX Jan 21 was employed today hi nn attempt to obtain a confession from Mrs Irene Schroeder sylvania's blondo der suspect When official pressure failed Sheriff Charles Wright announced that he would take a clergyman in- to Mrs Schroeder's cell and attempt to make her tell her part If any In the fatal of Patrolman Brady Paul If I don't get her confession be tho first time T ever the sheriff said I still have a few aces up my and I'll break her before she leaves Phoenix One of the aces was a minister Playing on what he believes is an Inherent religious nature in Mrs Schroeder the send ono or more preachers into the an's cell in an effort to persuade her to talk Tho sheriff's yesterday brought only sneers and wise crack from tho wopian DEFIES QUEST I ON EH PHOENIX Ariz Jan 21 UP Sneering contemptuous and denying she joined in killing Corporal Brady Paul Pennsylvania state patrolman at New Castle December 27 Irene Schroeder defied an interviewer day at the county jail as he talked of Donnie her son of the old father who had promised to stick by her of the lover Glenn Dague who had squealed on her I am she cried Miller My lather is dead J havo no brothers I don't know Glenn Dague Don't you dare call me Irene Her eyes blazed fire This boy Donnie must be a pretty smart kid sho said The way everybody talks about him Well Tet me tell you one thing he isn't as smart as 1 am I never killed anybody I've THEIR EFFORTS WILL BE WITCHED NAVAL V Tho efforts of these leaders from various nations In the naval dis- armament conference opening Tuesday in London will be closely watched here 1 Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain 2 Secretary of State Henry L lender of the United States ion 3 General Charles G Dawos United States ambassador to Great Britain and member of United States delegation 4 Vice Admiral Acton of tho Italian delegation 5 Admiral T Takarabe head of Japanese gation 6 Andre head oC French delegation NORTHWEST SENDS OUT NEW BLIZZARD DECIDE SCHOOL AID DISTRIBUTION PLAN temporary in- been un- of the crease was said to precedented in view of the lack of an opportunity for the protestants to side In the com- mission Chairman T Wade Coffman and then Commissioner J J Divine voted for the temporary increase while Commissioner C B voted against granting it Protestants attorneys asked the commission ruling to the company to impound ail of the additional revenue obtained from the increase so that if In the final settlement of the case no increase was granted to the company the money might be reimbursed to the consumers The commission has never the ruling nor has it replied to tho petition The present hearing Is expected to take up about 10 flays Of Co Ready to Weur French Tho Vogue 4 pool The New at Radford 1.7 at Hinton 2.4 feet i The Ohio at Huntington falling at Cincinnati 35 feet at Pittsburgh 12.1 ng Boat Movements Lane dam JO n the river Kurnllure 7 Capitol Virginian Kanawha Playero Kroner Baking Co let ream Co Purity Bread Capital City Bunk Laird's Off Lucky StriKo Cigarettes Trinity Lutheran Church John Barlow Co Motor Co Retail Credit As oc Book Store A Co Talley's tor Ifi JJ o 3 in BLAST ON WARSHIP SAILORS Explosion Occurs Aboard De- stroyer Talbott SAN DIEGO Cai Jan 21 sailors were confined In hospital quarters today severely burned In an explosion believed to have been by an acetylene torch on board the S S The three are D D Phillips class T R seaman second class and A gunner's mate third All were working bolow docks with a when the explosion curred The IH a destroyer being placed In commission to replace tho U S S Tho three mon were members of tlie crew The heroism of Phillips was nn outstanding feature of the accident Still holding tho nozzle the torch he out on the deck his clothing burned his back He to the rail and tossed the torch over the aide then turned and with his seared the valve of the acetylene flask at the same time shouting to others to remove tho flasks to a place of safety Fumes from a nearby fuel oil tank were believed to have played a part in the explosion The compartment where the mon working was closed a bunch of cops who had toll bridge blocked The cups wove ex- to see us in the big car ON Manager Disappears Leaving Money on Counters Idaho Jan Ill AP today were asked to for Michael M Kraemer 32 old manager of the Hank of who disappeared leaving his vaults open and money lying on the bank counters who operated the bank opened tho building day and accepted deposits but an hour after opening time tomers found the place deserted It could not he learned whether tho bank's affairs were in order It was feared might freeze to death if he were 111 as the has boon below zero days Directors said they would close tho bank voluntarily to give a state bank examiner any opportunity to check over the books which never beun In trouble before So this man didl hcV Well I'm not talking to anybody Let him squeal Let's see how fur thai will get him The fire died from her eyes as suddenly as it hud sprung up Not She Says Talk turned to home that might have been with ing good money as an auto man of Donnie in that home of Irene and everybody safe ami happy Don't try to pull that stu she cried again but slumped tn her chair and shoulders shook Tin not hard Tin not tough I'm not a desperado Bui I'm not Irene Schroeder and I'll never snv that I am She seemed to that ing her Identity was certain to save Mercury Sinks to Zero and Checks for Will be Lower as Cold Wave Moves Into Middle States on her her Von mo for boasted because I'm Irene not said they felt sure healthy condition would show a SELECTING JURY TO TRY FORMER JUDGE Death Verdict Expected to be Asked by Texas AUSTIN Tex Jan AP Formalities out of the way neys In the murder trial of John Brady former jurist engaged In tho task of selecting jurors iuso of tho prominence of slabbing to Miss 28 yours old stenographer it expected days will be consumed In finding 12 jurors acceptable to belli state and defense Questioning of that the state would seek the penalty Tho that HIP added wo physicians to Its Us of witnesses was believed to mean Insanity might be a plen of she said again when do I got Can you me of a debutante although that who has been I haven't any money If I hud some money m get out plenty quick Her hands were as soft as those she in- working waitress In an Akron kitchen Waitresses don't make much sho said and they gel treated mighty mean unless they jobs in tho good places i never worked in a good All I ever sot wiis barely enough to live on I was always afraid I'd lose my job and you bad to tako plenty from the men who Uc in the places where I worked Dopo Report She is proud of tho fact that sho floes not smoke that sho takes a drink She sets furious whon the subject of dope is t and went imo a rage when tho first newspaper story reached her that she had taken dope That's a lie she shouted I ho woman is subject to fainting spells IKS a result of a serious tlon She Continued of having to work On T DAY'S WORST STORY WILL 5 I special board of Inquiry Investigated SERUM DISCOVERED CLAIM Announcement Made by San Francisco Doctors SAN Jan 21 AP men hero discussed with enthusiasm today tho announcement of the discovery of a serum by two Han physicians after ex purl me ills over n period of yours Doctors K and lohn B working nt I ho ern Pacific General hospital dis- covered the serum they ob- from the outer layer of tho adrenal glands of sheep Injection of tho serum kills cancerous It was claimed and in ono case Dr declared produced striking results COMEDIAN IS UK All NEW YORK Jan 21 George Le Malre comedy and motion picture comedian died yesterday at his homo He was 46 years old was a salesman that wont out to sell toothbrushes lie sold all the in stock and they had to run the tory night and duy to keep up with him Ham the salesman come back to the factory for a vacation tho boss crazy about him Tell me how you done It says the boss That's easy brushes ain't hard to soli All you got to do is to convince the storekeeper that tartar Is a terrible tiling and that this brush removes it right quick says tho but how do you convince him I him a toothbrush of CHICAGO Jan 21 bliss zard brewed in the far reaches o tho Northwest swept over the Rocky mountains today toward the tral states ag they were recovering from last week's onslaught of Temperatures were sent to zero and lower in the divide territory when the storm whirled down from Montana and Idaho leaving at its source readings that approached the tom of the thermometer tubes Weather forecasters expected the blizzard to waste in the Mid- dle West and touch the Great region lightly If at all In the tral forecast area with Chicago as Its center relatively balmy were offset by a heavy wet snow which topped the blackened of recent falls with a new coating of white Army engineers today set fuses and cups to a string of bombs pre- paratory to attempting to dislodge a gigantic ice gorge at Riverton and Ferry Ind where the jam has backed the swollen Wabash to Hood height again The river had risen more than a- foot today and sent the Icy waters lapping again at the tops of levees which crumbled but held last week Near which escaped disastrous flood by inches last week rescue boats again pushed out day Into tho inland lakes water to reach 75 and believed short of wood and food the were ering from the flood or preparing to dynamite creaking ico gorges residents along the Columbia and rivers in Oregon watched ho mushy waters with sion With temperatures In the region as low as 21 degrees below zero cutters steamed up and down Ing n path in the fast freezing streams A sudden thaw might turn the rivers into torrents and send them from their hanks to packet that See I carry one tn my I have specially fixed HARDWARE MEN OF STATE JN MEETING HUNTINGTON Jan 21 Hardware were gathered here today for twenty-fourth annual convention of tho ginia Hardware Dealers association which will continue until Thursday Among ihc speakers at the session were of F R Cox of Fairmont and A O Shamion of President H B dowers of Oak Mill was in charge of the meeting Tho afternoon spent In ing exhibits placed in the convention hull by various Sent Out This Week to 233 Districts of International Sounded by Ruler ECHOED Delegates From 5 Powers Voice Peace Hopes ADJOURNMENT TAKEN i 1 t Reconvening of Meeting is Set for Thursday NEW YORK Jan 21 Speaking as chairman of the London naval conference Premier Ramsay MacDonald of talk by radio to America shortly after noon tomorrow over a national casting hookup He wil be introduced by liam whose summaries of the parley are being broadcast by the National Broadcast company at I p m pact day direct from don An attempt is to be made day to re ay the at don's official the naval delegates j This broadcast is to start at eastern standard time LONDON Jan ing a call in words the world the five great naval powers con- themselves anew to peace day at the opening session of long-awaited conference on further limitations of armaments on the sea Their first meeting opened formally with impressive dignity in the royal of the Westminster by King George who bespoke success In ending tion in building ships of war The nations each Jn turn declared their readiness for common sacrifice in the No diplomatic bombshell dis- solemn quietude of the every national couched general n a tone of utmost The state board of public works Tuesday settled a controverted question it authorized the distribution of the state aid for schools fund Georgo W Sharp secretary of state also secretary of the board hnd no announcement to make at the conclusion of the two-hour sion other than that the board had authorized the distribution The state legislature at Its 1029 session provided that no should receive an of until the board public works shall first find and certify that tho property of such district has been assessed at its true and actual value as provided by Mr Sharp's announcement made no mention of this legislative rider or whether the board took any of it The fund will be distributed In two payments Chocks totaling as the first payment will be mailed to approximately 233 dis- this week E L Bowman stato aid clerk said following the action in approving the distribution Checks Cor the re- mainder will be distributed in Incomplete According to figures tabulated several ago by Bowman and he said are Incomplete because other districts have applied portions of the fund there are 233 districts In the state requiring state aid The total assessed valuation Jn these districts is The turbed the fo terms and mony dresses formal opening ad- by a world-wide wire completed the con- ference adjourned to reconvene Thursday at 10 a m in St palace the delegates will spend informal discussion lumber of elementary teachers in the districts is 7.375 The salaries of these teachers Instruct a total of uplts Is Mr Bowman's reveal A total of will be by the districts from a cent school levy which was made In each of in August and will be produced by ad- the chool maintenance purposes Made tip The deficit between the salaries of teachers and the sums raised by the levies Is made up by the slate airl fund In this case the of Approximately of the fund officials said will bo required for maintenance purposes of the fund Amounts each of the districts are expected to made public later in the week by T J Honaker clerk of- tho board Members of the slate board of control conferred with the board regarding at educational in- officials said to clear the way Thursday's meeting which be private High Aims Seen I believe that you to whom your governments have entrusted the high mission of the task begun at said King George are animated with minded intentions of working not with any exclusively purpose but with noble inspiration and the resolve to re- move once for all this particular obstacle from the path of ordered and civilized progress In order after George sounded the note of naval tion and the removal of the evil results of wasteful competition In armaments and departed from the conference chamber the spokesmen Great Britain France United Italy Japan and all the British dominions joined In a chorus of hopeful predictions How far these prophesies may be fulfilled only the more informal later sions can tell but at least a beginning was Ramsay MacDohald Great Brit- ain's labor prime minister spoke of the British empire's desire for amity on the sea Then followed Henry L Stimspn American secretary of state and trusted envoy of President Hoover in his crusade for ending naval competition Andre Tardieu head of the French cabinet Foreign Minister Dino Grandi who alts at the right hand bt premier solini and Japan Their addresses were almost paraphrases of one another ao well was the ground prepared to avoid injection at the outset of any note ot discord or militant Banks of mist hung so densely along the Thames that many in reaching Westminster palace in- Address text of the of Henry American secretary of We are LAST MINUTE FLASHES up See you be she storekeeper and I sell you Jusst please take this brush and brush your teeth or twice quick back and forth with The boss look tho brush and brushed once and then ho started and spluttering and ing a terrible face What a Yeah Now what does that taste Oh It tastes to me like Them yon are Wormwood it is Cut I tell tho storekeeper that's tar he's just loosened up a little on Ills IS MIAMI Ma si n speed n on the Miami river early const shot n of tho crew and mutely sacks of liquor IVo who the Negro said in the thigh SPANISH MINISTER RESIGNS Jan 21 Alfonso today announced tho of Finance Minister Cairo Sotelo nml tho appoint merit of Count Los Andes now minister of economy to the To lo formerly director of economy will become minister of economy T0 NAMED Jan 21 AP Appointment of Franklin Mott now minister to Egypt as minister to Ecuador was an- today by Pres dent Hoover succeeds Gerhard A Milwaukee retiring from the diplomatic service IN CHICAGO N C Jan The annual convention of profoundly impressed y the have hoard and welcome hte the wise analysis of our problems which has so ingly presented by the ter I am so convinced that all thls share the lofty idealism that has been ex- pressed in the two preceding speeches that I look forward with confident hope to the success of our labors I deem it an auspicious event that our first meeting at this in which there must bo a spirit of understanding and operation should take place in tho house of parliament which has for Americans a deep significance as the cradle of our jurisprudence arid ot our fundamental ideas of human liberty The use of international con- of this sort for the limiting and reducing armaments is recent development Jn world affairs so recent that number ol our colleagues at table pated in the labors of the ton conference the first of the series of efforts devoted to this great That conference was a first step oil the long road of tional endeavor in limitation and reduction the world has started We feel event In the history of the human race On Nine
