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Evening star., 1934-08-19
ROANOKE ISLAND
MARKS BIRTHDAY
Message From Roosevelt
Read at Fete in Honor of
Early CoIonistS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANTEO, N. c., August lS.-1n
pageantry and ceremony Roanoke Is
land today observed the 350th ami
versary of the landing of the first
English colonists in America and the
347th anniversary of the birth of
Virginia Dare, first child of English
parents born in the New World.
National recognition of the events
commemorated was stressed in mes
sage from President Roosevelt read to
the crowd of several thousand which
gathered for the observance exercises.
ut is always fitting to commemo-
rate the worthy deeds Of our fathers, !"
the Presidents message said, but at
this moment in our national lives
such ceremonies are not merely an
Evening star., 1934-08-19
Clubs to Give Carnival.

A water carnival will feature the
annual outing of the Allied Demo-
cratic Clubs, Inc, September 3 at
Suburban Gardens Swimming Pool.
The speakers will include Senator
Pope of Idaho, Almond w. Scott, at
torney, and Dr. William j. TompkinS,
recorder of deeds.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
TYPHOID HITS CIRCUS

DETROIT, August Is UP).-James
Gleco of Sarasota. Fla, q menagerie
man with the Ringing Bros. -Barnum
81 Bailey Circus, died here today, the
sixth victim Of an outbreak of typhoid
Evening star., 1934-08-19
SPEECH CLINIC TO MEET

Session Will Be Held at Holiday
House Wednesday.
The Community Chest Speech
Clinic" will hold its next meeting
Wednesday evening on the same spot
where it was organized four years
ago, Holiday House, on the Mount
Vernon Boulevard, about miles
south of Alexandria, Va.
The "clinic" was organized to OBJ
tain speakers for the Chest campaign
and j. o. Martin. who was first head
of the unit, again is in charge this
year. At Wednesday evenings meet
ing there will be a general discussion
of plans for the speakers division in
the Chest campaign this Fall. A picnic
supper will be served on the lawn.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
Band Concert Tomorrow.

The United States Army Band will
play tomorrow from 7:30 to pm. at
the District War Memorial, while on
Thursday at the same place and time
the United States Marine Band will
play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

IN CONN. AVE. APT. HOUSE-SUBLET
large. light rooms kit b.: comfort able:
complete; $50. Address Box 1905. Star
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707 EAST CAPT. ST. Capitol Hill-Large,
attractively furnished front room in re-
decorated private home: twin beds If
desired.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

so GARRISON RID. Clarendon. Va-Large
single room for gentleman in private home;
hot-water heat ideal location. on bus line.
20 minutes from Washington. %
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. Va, 3 furnished
rooms. Ink, bath, anil. 5-minute bus to
city gas, elec. Alex. 24s1.
81 FAIRFIELD ST Cherrydale Va-Near
bus. bright. comfortable furnished room,
a l.. for lady; home privileges.
2l3 WARREN AVE. Aurora Hills. Va
New. large room. ami; quiet private home
10 min. + ST. bus, garage; gentlemen.
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11QS M ST. N.W;-Large front room sec
ond floor adjoining bath. for two gentle
men. Phone Metropolitan 9O55
5127 9th ST. W-Furnished room, ad-
joining bath, private home; gentleman.
Georgia 6715
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3o53 18th ST. NV. near Columbia I'd
improvements. private home; gentleman =
415 N. j AVE Sc rooms, kitchen.
semi-private bath: light. heat, gas fur
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1874 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Lsrge, COM
fort BILE newly decorated rooms, twin beds,
garage free, Southern cooking, congenial
enVirOnmpnt
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ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN

CLEAN well furn. room. De Luxe springs;
new inner-sprins mattress; semi-pri. bath:
very lovely modern home; city bus service;
excellent food. attractively served: near
Silver Spring; employed adults only. Shep-
herd $3.50 Sunday after 1890.
go sCHLEY AVE. Arlington, -Va.-One or
two women or couple: $3.50 each per
week: mother and child. SIP; will care
for child If mother is employed.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 Sunderland pl. n "
Vacancies for 1, 2 or 3 men In an attrac
lively furnished home; excellent meals meal
2144 WYOMING AvE.-Large. well-fur
nished front double room; also l desirable
room with private bath: 2 excellent meals
| Phone Potomac 1880.
SIG .4th ST. ,N.E-Nice front room ant
board for lady employed. $3.50. Phon'
Lincoln 4667-W.
421 CUMMINGS LANE, Chevy Chase. Nd
Lovely home good board. Phone Wiscon
unlimited phone: best food Also l singl,
! room. y block 14th st. cars. Reasonable
| 1904 QUE ST N.W.-Large room. mex
bath. suitable for two. with or withou
1904 QUE ST. NW-single room. con
yenient TO bath. in private home; will
! LARGE STUDIO BED ROOM. first floor
M wont; aGSudtih or without meals. Phon'
| LARGE. SUNNY ROOM with private wasl
| room and lavatory. suitable for younI
couple or men or ladies. with refined
| for young lady. Also vacancy for tw
young men. Shower. Excellent meals
1857 FA1RMONT ST NW.-Nicely fur
beds: excellent home cooking.
ll717 X ST. NW.-Vacancies for young la
dies. $40 and S32 so. District 1929.
| / sci JEFFERSON PLACE N.W.-Oh Conn
ave. between NJ and N-Larse. double
| comfortable room. close in; good meals.
1871 BILTMORE ST.-Attractive. sum,
room. double: desirably. conveniently 10
Gated; good food: garage. Columbia 2044
| NICELY furnished room. private bath: twin
beds board optional; 10th st. bus, 14th 81
| car; Jewish family Adams 1913.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Fine loca
ton; home cooking; rates reasonable. Phon
Decatur 2572.
1923 16th-Refned home; delicious food
! apt. for four. with board. $50 each; sum-
double room; central: reasonable.
1921 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-Va
cancy: young lady; walking distance from
downtown; S45 per month II.
| GATEWOOD HOUSE. 2lO7 S st. NV
| Double room, $40 each per month. in
| Guiding breakfast and dinner. North 667l
| 2l7 KENNEDY ST. NW-Modern home
nice room. double bed good home-cooket
meals; S35 for one. $50 each for two
| Phone Georgia 101l.
2O3l QUE ST W-Attractive room. pri
vate and adjoining bath; selected clientele
excellent cuisine.
| 1929 K ST NV. The Lee-Maraue-Nicel,
| furnished rooms newly decorated. private
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1929 K ST. NV. The Nicely
furnished rooms newly decorated. private
baths. showers, excellent board downtown.
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l54g JEFFERSON ST.-Lovely large room;
southern exposure; owners detached home
telepnone: select neighborhood; board on
tlonal Phone Georgia 1OQI
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR

KUUMS-FUR. AND UNF UR.
216 MARYLAND AVE NE, Apt 81 or
> rooms, kitchen If desired; women: quiet,
convenient. Lincoln O5S2.
1850 18th N.W-Small room; employed
person preferred: Ink. II desired; water
in room; near cars. Adams u514.
TWO ROOMS with sleeping porch. bath
convenient; meals and garage optional.
Cleveland 1851.
1879 CLIFTON ST. NW-Large base
ment livlng-bed room, partly furnished;
gas and cleo. free.
BEAUTIFUL. large front room with pr-
vate bath. IN new home. with use OF
phone beautiful view. Georgia 4367.
1892 COL. RID large. first-foor front
room furn. or unfurn.: S25 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

1914 CALVERT ST NW-Very nice
large basement room. nicely furnished !;
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4419 Both ST N.W-Large front room,
seml-prlvate bath, c.hw. one blk to Conn.
ave. cars: gentleman. Cleveland 1866.
4O5 Attn ST. NE-Large. bright front
room, near bath; all convenlenceS; S15 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

LADY WOULD LIKE TO SHARE HER
I-Toom path apt. Gordon Hotel with
another under 35 Natl 6264 Ext az .
322 KENYON ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
Kitchen and 'sth. OIL heated, very rea-
soma bic.
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lbs CALIFORNIA ST-BeautifuI warm
light. newly turn. front rooms. iar,a I'm N
ets' not water; private home North g63g-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

1857 M1NTwOOD PL. NEAR COLUMBIA
rd)-Four rooms and bath lovely, new.
decorated apartment. Call Columbia SAG.
CAPITOL HILL AT 22a ST mem
IRE "a J.. complete modern. private: cleo
Frigidaire; piano, very good park outlook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

Large front bed room attractively fur
nished. with small Jewish family. Phone
Adams 4Oq3-W
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1850 GIRARD ST. NV APT. 3l-Front
room in private apt. for gentleman. private
entrance. unlim. phone. $3.50. IL
1866 HARVARD ST. W-One large front
room. cont. hot water; adj. bath; III k.
II desired. Adams 400
DOUBLE FRONT ROOM. southern expo
sure: private lavatory, private home;
northwest Col O7O5-J
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18th AND R-For gentleman: large, sunny.
comfortable room. adjoining bath: refer
ences required: reasonable. North 1922.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Laree bed room
second floor: private lavatory: continuous
hot water; half square car. 1851 North
ampton st
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1872 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-ond-fioor
room with private bath; also large md
floor front; cont. hot water.
300 WEBSTER NW.-Large cheerful,
south-front: private home; opp. ST Ca
briefs Church; phone; sth and Emerson
bus at corner: downtown 20 minutes: quite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

I32o 18th ST. N.W.-Large room with
kltchenette. 81 per week. Small sleeping
room. So so per week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

YOUNG MAN with Va cottage and George
town apt. desires companion with car to
share same reasonably. Walnut 9276.
607 4th ST. NV. Apt. 17-Walking dis
tance: lovely room very quiet: Steam heat;
single SIS; double 500
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

S2l CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nished room in private. home. ideal Tor
married couple.
1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk.. single rms
clean. warm, outside; baths inst. h. ".
steam heat: 2 car lines: gentl. Adams 1o2l3.
MADISON ST NEAR l4th-Comfortable
front room for one. in private home newly
furnished. Phone Georgla 6ls3.
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1909 HOBART ST.-5 doors from Mt.
man; near bath; private family; adults.
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2ll9 18th NW.-Large nicely furnished
room next TO bath; twin beds: married
couple or men, reasonable
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500 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
on Georgia ave.-Cheerful front room
near path; new furniture; 2nd floor; free
car shelter: small adult family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-09

Attractiyely furnished 4-room kit and
bath apartment on Mass. ave. NV. near
18th: Frieidalre - 90. Week days Ma
tional $3.50, Sunday. Columbia 2l45 Apt.
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1917 G ST. NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM
with davenport suite and radio, bed room
and kitchen. S41 SO mo
PORTSMOUTH. 1855 N H. AVE|ONE
loom. hall. small kitchenetie. bath. S45.
Phone North 2lO4 or North 1860
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OWNER. detached corner sunny house
Will share with responsible couple or party
wanting home. or rent l or = bed rooms !;
home privileges to gentlemen Address
Box 211-R Star Office
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: 1NJ'.
3Ola ELLICOTT ST N.W.-Wanted re-
fined gentleman, nicely furnished room,
with or without private bath, garage Call
Sunday. 10 TO 4: week days after 6.
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1852 KENYON NW-Ist FLOOR !
room. kit. private bath porch. front and
back entrance; also Ord floor apt; adults
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BEADFOFtD. EW-. lNWW z NW,-FUR-
nished living room. Kitchen. bath. foyer,
completely equipped for Housekeeping.
so SEATON PL NV. NEAR NORTH CAP
ltol and r. !, ave Front apt large room
kitchen. unlimited telephone adults; North
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| 422 H NW-ONE AND TWO ROOMS.
kItchenette apartments house remodeed
! into five epts. ST 10 81 SO weekly
Evening star., 1934-07-08
NEW HARBOR CODE.
I PLANS ARE MADE
Views of individuals and Or
ganizations Interested in
Water Craft Sought.

A queStionnaire on new harbor reg
ulations for the District has been sent
to a number of individuals and or
ganizations interested in use of water
craft by the special committee named
recently by the Commissioners to
draft a code of new rules designed to
improve boating facilities.
Drafting of the new regulations will
be started in about 10 days, according
to Roland M. Brennan, chief clerk OF
the Engineer Department, committee
chairman.
Others Of Committee.
Other members of the committee
are Clifford r. Whyte, District bridge
engineer; Lieut.. E. c. Harney, harbor-
master; Edward w. Thomas, assist
ant corporation counsel; Thomas
Settle, representing the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission;
Lieut.. William ]. Matteson, repre-
senting the Office of the District en-
gineer of the War Department. and
Frank T. Gartside of the once of
National Capital Parks.
The questionnaires have been sent
to the Capital Yacht Club, the Co.
rinthian Yacht Club. the Columbia
Yacht Club, Washington Yacht Club,
Eastern Power Boat Club, Washington
Canoe Club, Potomac Boat Club, the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors of
the Board of Trade and the District
superintendent of weights and meas
ures.
Widening Considered.
The committee is considering Wild
ening of the anchorage area in the
Washington Channel, limiting to Q
miles an hour the speed of water
craft, especially in the canoe recrea-
ton area upstream from Key Bridge;
establishment of public moorings in
Washington Channel for visiting
yachts and establishing anchorage
areas in the Potomac and Anacostia
Rivers within the District boundaries.
Evening star., 1934-07-08

had the two schools Of artists-one
which tried to reproduce what they
saw and another which attempted to
express itself out of immediate per-
sonal experience. Works of both
these contesting art groups Of 5000
years ago have been recovered by the
expedition in Iraq and recently in
stalled in institute headquarters here.
Woman's Head Illustrated.
One piece shows the head Of a
woman, detailing exactly the current
mode of hair dress at the time.
Another statue portrays a super
human being. with exaggerated char
acteristics, such as google eyes or
extra long arms-supposedly to repre-
sent the all-seeing and all-reaching
powers of Sumerian deities.
The dual character of the finds
near Baghdad by DR.. Henri Frankford
and his party have been hailed as
highly important in European archie
illogical circles because of their an
tiquity and cultural significance.
Sculptured pieces of gold. silver and
copper, carved stone and ivory
we're found by research workers at
Khafaji, the ancient Opis of Baby
lonia, and at Tell-Ashmar, ancient
Eshnuana, both within 40 miles of
Baghdad.
Four distinct levels have been found,
where, from 5000 BIC. until 1850
BIC. or later, building upon building
was built, each containing works Of
art characteristic of the period.
Megiddo-the crossroad of battle
between Asia and Africa-and Ops
the walled city of Babylonia-pro-
duced the greatest art and the great
est armies of their times. an i'm
portant link in the story Of man in
the period leading up to our known
culture.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Three Escape Penitentiary.

McALESTER, Okla, July 7 (P.-
Three convicts at the State Peniten-
tiary escaped today after overpower-
ing and binding their guard as they
were being transported from the main
prison to the SUPPLEMENTARY at String
town. The three were William Hig-
gins. serving life for murder; Jack
Newman and j. l.. Person, serving Is
years for robbery.
Evening star., 1934-07-08

"The GUTTER" "City Limits" Thirty
Day Princess" "The Mystery Of
Mr.. x Change of Heart" Hell
Bent for Love" "A Very Honorable
Guy" Ever in My Heart" The
Show-Of.n, f
1.-THE Lost Patrol" "In Tell the
World" six Of Kind" Secret of
the Blue Room" THE He'll Cat"
Condemned to Death" THE Man
From Utah." Stolen Sweets" "The
World In Revolt, 1.-The Ferocious Pal"
Partly Offensive List.
Listed as offensive in spots" we're:
Twenty Million Sweethearts, q"
Stand Up and Cheer" Where Sin
ners Meet" Double Door," Here
Comes the Groom. % THE Crime of
Helen Stanley" you Made Me Love
YOU" Shoot the Works" Three son
a Honeymoon" Sing and Like It."
This Man Is Nine" THE Thin
Man." Lets Try Again." THE Con-
stant Nymph," "It Happened One
Night" All Men Are Enemies, Tar
zan and His Mate" whirlpool" I"
Many Happy Returns" THE Merry
Frinks." "Cockeyed Cavaliers"
THE Party's Over" Private Scan
dal," The Crosby Case" We're Not
Dressing" Murder on the Black
board" The Crime Doctor" "Beggars
in Ermine," viva Villa" Now I'll
TELL" Heart Song"
Half Sinner" Half Bad.
Half a Sinner" Little Miss
Marker" "Stingaree, "The Song You
Gave Me-" THE Ninth Guest" Look
ing for Trouble" 1--WE Got Your Num-
ber," Come On, Marines" AS the
Earth Turns" THE Cat and the
Fiddle"
Listed as Immoral and indecent"
were:
The Life Of Virgie winters" En-
tighten Thy Daughter" Affairs of a
Gentleman" Side Streets" "Tomor-
rows Children" 'Dr. Monica" I'm
known Blonde" "Ariane."
Narcotic, Road to Ruin, - Laugh
ing Boy" Little Man, What Now?"
Madame Du Barry" Born to Be
Bad" Uncertain Lady," Girls for
Sale"
Manhattan Melodrama," Wharf
Angel" Merry Wives of Reno" NO
torious But Nice" "A Modern Hero" :"
The Trumpet Blows" Finishing
School," Sisters Under the Skin"
"Springtime for Henry" Jimmy the
Gent" He Was Her Man" Sadie
Mckee" Fog Over Frisco" PLAY
things Of Desire" 1t Amt No Sin"
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Staying OF PRIEST
is DENIED IN MUNICH
Catholic Officials Will Not Pro-
test Unless Rumors Are
Confirmed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, July 7.-Uncon-
firmed reports that Father Muhler, a
Catholic priest, had been slain at
Munich in the suppression of the
storm troop rebellion created q pain
full impression among Catholic Of
Ilcials tonight.
(At Munich the persistent report
that Father Muller had been killed
could not be confirmed. A semi-of-
ficial announcement yesterday stated
that no priest had been slain)
Ecclesiastical authorities also were
shocked by reports that the body of
Erich Klausener, Catholic Action
chief. slain at Berlin. had been Gre
mated arbitrarily by Nazi authorities.
Prelates available tonight were un-
able to confirm other reports published
abroad that the Vatican had protested
to the German government because of
the incident. They said protests
would not be made unless reports of
assaults on Catholics were confirmed
officially. So far as they knew, no
such confirmation has been received.
Father Muhler was one of the best
known members Of the Catholic clergy
in Bavaria.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
MADE AIR TESTED
BY BALLOON CREW;
SUCCESS REPORTED

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dioxide given off when the men
breathed.
A buzzing noise sounded. Kepner
explained it was one of the instru-
ments functioning.
Tests every hour show the carbon
dioxide is getting less" Kepner added
Are you busy in there, major?" he
was asked.
"Yes, we have been kept pretty
busy. Up to now we have moved about
4,100 pounds of ballast"
Capt. Stevens then spoke:
We are busy" he said. And it's
pretty warm Windows awfully small
and our only light is from small bulb
up above U.s."
instruments Working.
How are your instruments working,
Captain?"
Our scientific instruments are
working all right. Three Of the inStru-
ments are going every 80 seconds.
That's it now"
A buZZing sound emanated from the
receiver. 1t was the sound Of auto
matte cameras which will take pic
lures of the earth.
Tell us about your cosmic ray ap-
paratus, Captain!"
well, We have three pieces of ap-
paratus operating satisfactorily and
the spectograph is functioning.
I'VE are pretty crowded but we have
enough room to move around"
Maj. Kepner returned to the inside
microphone and in response to ques-
tions said:
I'VE are satisfied with the results of
our tests so far. 1t is lot of work
moving the ballast, but that's what we
are In here for. We found some
things in here that we probably will
move around a little after we come
out"
Maj Kepner and Capt. Anderson
earlier in the day made test flight
with 5,000-cubic-f capacity
Army balloon to acquaint themselves
with air currents likely to be en-
countered when the 5000, ,000-cubic-
foot bag lifts the gondola out Of the
bowl for the main flight.
PLANES TO AID HOP.
OMAHA, Nebr., July 7 (R.-Maj.
n
Evening star., 1934-07-08
CATHOLICS FESTIVE.
More Exciting Days" Are Expected

More Exciting Days" Are Expected
in Silesian Area.
BEUTHEN, Germany. July OP).-
Chancellor Hitler's cleansing of his
party has left the overwhelmingly
Catholic population OF Upper Silesia
In an uncertain frame of mind.
More exciting days" are generally
expected by the public, although on
the surface everything is calm today.
Verbal attacks by Nazis on the
clergy have wounded the deep re-
ligious feelings of the people. and
natives say that every one is hoping
for a change in the Silesian admin
Istration
Naturally, the hopes are not ex-
pressed openly, but they almost
reached the surface following upon
the suppression of revolt in storm
troop ranks Priests say that the
campaign against the church by
certain Nazi elements has been
aimed at forcing a rift between the
clergy and their blocs.
But the Nazis are poor psychol-
ogists," say the priests. for when an
ordinary man hears or reads about
Evening star., 1934-07-08
B. Y. P. u. OUTLAWS WAR
Church Group Votes Refusal to
Fight.

PITTSBURGH, July Z P.-The
Baptist Young Peoples Union today
voted to refuse to participate Gin any
possible war of the future, either as
combatants or as active non-com-
batants."
A resolution adopted at the annual
convention OF the union further
stipulated It would not support the
Government in sending an Army or
Navy to another nation.
The delegates also opposed military
training units such as the r. o. T.
G. and the G. M. =. G.
Evening star., 1934-07-08

Of the 7th Army Corps Area, tonight
said two Army airplanes will link
the South Dakota stratosphere bal
loonists with the earth, If all goes
well, when the balloon goes up about
July 10.
The plasNes will trail the balloon
at about $4,000 feet. Radio equip
ment will receive the message of
Pilot William Kepner and Capt. Al
bert Stevens from the balloon. Other
wise, the balloonists will be incom-
municable with the earth.
The planes in turn will relay the
messages to earth.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Motor Boat Pilot Injured.

PARIS, July Up. - Charles
Worth, American outboard motor
boat pilot, was seriously injured to-
night when his craft collided With
another during a night racing pro-
gram in the Bois de Bologne
Worth's boat overturned and
pinned him beneath. A crew from
the fire department succeeded in
extricating him after a fire ieuten-
ant was badly hurt in attempting to
dive under the craft.
Evening star., 1934-07-08

verbal attack on his priest he feels
personally offended"
The episcopal letter of Bishop
Fulda, which charges that Catholics
are being unjustly treated, may still
be read from pulpits. despite orders
to the contrary from the Nazis
I'VE are ready to 60 to Jail for our
convictions, said one priest.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Sleep Walker Plunges,

STANFORD. Conn. July z CP).-
Ten-year- John Valmis went for
walk in his sleep and fell three
stories from an open window in his
bed room. His only injury was q
fractured arm.