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Peru Rejects
Chilean Plan
of Plebiscite
Lima, Peru, Dec. 17. (By Asso
ciated Press.) Dr. Alberto Salo
mon, minister of foreign affairs.
Intimated Friday that Peru would
not accept the proposal of Chile for
a plebiscite to doiermfne the sov
ereignty of the provinces of Tacna
and Arica. When questioned con
cerning the Chilean government's
note, he said:
"The position of Peru remains
firm in this question, v nd in view
of the Incontrovertible jpstlce in
volved and of the sympathy and
moral support being received from
the principal American and Euro
pean countries, the territorial
rights of Peru will be safeguard
ed from the designs of Chile with
out disturbing the peace of the
continent.
"The plan of energetic defense
., ruvian foreign office has prepar
ed, and the promising and resolute
form in which the international
conscience Is being revealed, in
spire confidence that this will be
case.
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Chilean Towns
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Volcanic Burst
Buenos Aires,. Dec: 17. - (By
: Associated Press) Eruption of a
volcano In the Andes mountain
believed to be Mount Rinehua, in
Chile, Is reported In dispatches
received here. The townships of
, Osorno, Union and San Pablo
Chile, were considerably damaged
by falling rocks. Great clouds of
ashes obscured' the sun the entire
day.
Incalculable damage is said Jo
have been done to the grazing
lands north of Lake Nahuel
Huapi, hot ashes covering the
ground to a depth of nearly six
Inches. The livestock there are "in
danger of starvation unless they
ean be transported from the af
rected zone.
Further eruptions are feared
Heed Declares
Four Power Pact
Death To China
Washington, Dec. 17. Declar
ing the four power Facifla treaty
to be "the death warrant of Chi
na," Senator Beed, democrat, Mis
souri, speaking In the senate Fri
day. exnreeaed the hl(f tht "I
was brought here by Janan nrl
England and practically agreed to
in advanoe." Adherence to the
treaty, he said, made the United
mates "a party to the rape of
Shantung."
Washington, Dec. 16. (By As
sociated Press.) In the ftrat of.
ficial American interpretation to
De given the new four power Pa
cific treaty since Its nlvmttnra
high administration officials said
today that the treaty was not tn
be regarded as obligating any na
tion to take up arms as a result of
questions falling within the scope
or me agreement.
Hawaiian Collesre
Gets Training Camp
Honolulu, Dec.' 17. The first
senior division of the R. 0. T. C.
in the Hawaiian islands has been
authorised by the war department
and will be established at the Uni
versity of Hawaii, Honolulu, at
once. The university now has a
Junior division of the R. 0. T. C,
( with an enrollment of lit stu
dents. The senior division will
be started with about twenty up
per class men.
The new R. O. T. C. unit will be
unique In having a considerable
percentage of its students t,.irn
from alien races Hawaiian, Chi
nese, Korean, Japanese and Portu
guese blood will be represented.
Foch Is Criticized
For Booze Stand
' Paris, Dec. 17. Marshal Foch
Is criticized by a writer In the
Paris Ouevre for making the piD-
iic announcement, before depart
ing for the United States, that he
. would take no wine with him be
cause he prefers to drink water.
"They say that because of this
fact he has been widely acclaimed
by prohibitionists," says L Oue
vre. "All right. But to be the
ambassador of the great wine
growing region of Burgundy,
' Champagne and Bordeaux and to
-say 'I prefer water' Is discourte
ous If not renegade."
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