HAS ANNUAL SURPLUS
BELFAST, May 15, (JP)—The Ul
ster exchequer finished the fiscal
year with a surplus of $94,478.
There has been similar results
every year since the government
was established in 1921.
MORE THAN 1,000
WASHINGTON May 15, {/P)—
Millard T. Shepard, marine flyer
who carried more than 1,000 pas
sengers in Nicaragua without hav
ing a forced landing has been cited
for reflecting credit On the Naval
and Marine Service.
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PARIS, May 15, (JP)—Every mem
ber of the committee on repara
tions feels that the forthcoming
week must be decisive. Three or
four times its efforts to find a
definite settlement of the repara
tions problem have been saved
from failure only by the patience
of Owen D. Young, chairrman, and
loyal copperation British, French
and Belgian colleages- But the last
week-end preparations were made
for a final test.
If ground for agreement can
not be found with the German
delegates this week, the commit
tees will have to be satisfied with
preparing their government re
ports of their efforts and failure
to reach conclusion. None of the
delegates have given up hope for
success, however. Sir Josiah
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TOO SOON AFTER WAR
CHICAGO, May 15, (A3)—Declar
ing that it is still too soon after
the world war for former German
soldiers to march with the Ameri
can veterans, representatives of
the Disabled American Veterans
have requested the league of the
German war veterans to abandon
their plan for participation in the
Memorial Day parade.
Louis Slater, Seward high
school graduate, proposes to en
ter the University of California
in August.
The chief of police and city
health officer will make a general
inspection of all premises within
the city limits tomorrow, accord
ing to arrangements made last
week.
Stamps efforts to get Germany to
frame something tangible in the
way of ultimate demands holds
the fate of fthe conference. If
Schact’s conditions can be accept
ed, even if they fail to win ap- i
proval of the governments, Young’s
figures may be accepted
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BRONX PARKWAAY WINS ART SOCIETY MEDAL
_ Madison Grant of New York (inset) is the first person to hare
been honnored by the Society of Arts and Sciences for his activities
as a road builder. Above is shown a view of the Bronx river park
way, which Mr. Grant directed, said to be the most beautiful park
way in America. He received a medal from the society.
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