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October 14, 1931

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SPAIN SEPARATES CHURCH AND STATE, ENDING AGE-LONG TIE; Cortes Votes 287 to 41 for Disestablishment--JesuitsFace Expulsion.POLICE PREVENT DISORDERSThey Break Up Celebrations inMadrid and Oviedo byFoes of Clerics. VATICAN IS DISAPPOINTED But It Is Not Surprised and FeelsLater Appraisal Will Show Its Position Is Little Impaired. President Stands for Moderation. SPAIN SEPARATES CHURCH AND STATE Expulsion to Be Based on Vows. Union Dates Back to Ferdinand. Labor Groups Celebrate. Thousands in Anti-Church Parade. Vatican Doubts Serious Loss.

By Frank L. Kluckhohn. Special Cable To the New York Times

Church and State dispute

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COUNCIL HEARS BOTH SIDES; Bitter Charges by Dr. Sze and Yoshizawa Show Gravity of Case. BRIAND FIRM FOR ACTION French Statesman Promises Geneva Will Fulfill Duty After Full Reports. 5 AMERICANS AT MEETING But Gilbert and Aides Merely Observe, Pending Attempt to Make Attendance Official. Atmosphere Is Grave. Our Delegates Remain Aloof. Attitudes Are Unchanged. Speech by Dr. Sze. Sze Refers to Chinehow Bombing.

By Lansing Warren. Wireless To the New York Times

League Council meets; A Briand presides; A Sze presents Chinese viewpoint, K Yoshizawa s for Japanese; Japan blocks U S admittance to Council meetings; Soviet says U S aims at anti-Japanese block; U S optimistic

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