Big K Ofc Printing Plant To Open July 1
New Haven June 21 The Knights of Columbus printing plant for the new national headquarters may open on July 1, announced tonight by Supreme Secretary W J McGinley. The plant is described as the largest in the United States, serving Catholic publications including the Columbian magazine. Matthew T Birmingham of Boston was named manager of the plant.
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San Salvador Flood Causes Many Deaths
A heavy storm inundated much of San Salvador on Monday, causing numerous deaths and extensive property loss, with wireless advices confirming the disaster and relief efforts underway in nearby Salina Cruz.
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Belgium Likely to Play Single at Hague Parley
At The Hague conference M. Alphand cites a Russian experiment in Genoa and says France aims for a technical, potentially lasting, working accord with the Soviets. Belgium and other powers seek guarantees on private property and restitution, with France, Belgium, Japan aligned. England and Italy seek different terms. Belgium’s Cathery is seen as taking an independent, influential role in the talks.
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Secretary Weeks Backs Modifying Volstead Law
Chester Pennsylvania June 21 Secretary of War Weeks in an interview here today favored amending the prohibition law saying a general sentiment supports beer and light wines. He claimed the public wants them and that if in Congress they could obtain them. He dismissed Senator Capper’s demand for his resignation as impossible to please every head.
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President Harding Warns Foreign Antiship Lobby
President Harding vows no tolerance for foreign opposition to merchant marine subsidy. He warns that well financed foreign interests seek to block U S sea power, citing German lobby history and Britain’s stance, and urges Congress to pass the ship subsidy to ensure naval and commercial security.
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