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Nogales international., 1937-06-12
BABY GIRL DEAD

Rebecca Hernandez. seven months
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Luis
Hernandez, 212 Beck street, passed
away Saturday evening. Besides her
parents she is survived by six
brothers and sisters. Funeral serv-
ices we're held at Sacred Heart
Church Sunday. The White-Parks
Funeral Home had charge of ar
rangements.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
New Floorshow
At The Cavern

A brand new troupe of entertain
ers will make their debut at the
Cavern Cafe tonight.
Among these will be Miss Lucia
Qualtero of Los Angeles, character
dancer, who arrived here Tuesday,
and Miss Bobby Clark, eccentric
and modernistic dancer, who arrived
Wednesday from Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
Cooling System At
The Manhattan Cafe

The Manhattan Cafe, Chris Ker-
son manager, is delightfully."- cool
place these warm days, since install
alton the past week Of an excel
lent cooling system.
The system, installed for The
Manhattan by Martin Mohrdieck,
keeps the well known cafe at the
proper summer temperature.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
lS HURT WHEN TRUCK TURNS
OVER WHILE DODGING COWS
Condition OF Kaliope Andrade And Magdalena
Angulo Reported "Very Serious" Yesterday
At SocorrO Hospital

Roberto Hodgers, 81, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan Hodgers, and Miss Anita
Andrade, who is employed at the
Pacific Brokerage Company.
About 81 persons were on the
truck at the time it overturned.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12

about 10000 cars annually and for
many years controlling the industry.
We're endeavoring to build up the
honey dew industry in Mexico, Mr..
Hall said last evening.
Hall & Wilde also shipped through
here the past few days five cars of
cantaloupes to eastern Canada, all
Of very fine quality.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
CONDITION SERIOUS

The condition of Miss Kaliope
Andrade, Is, and Miss Magda-
lena AngulO, II, who were
among those most seriously in
jured when a truck turned over
Sunday night, was reported at
IL o'clock yesterday mcrning at
Socorro Hospital as Every seri-
ous." Others ofthe injured who
were taken to the hospital have
been removed to their homes.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
Rev. l. A. Parker
Gets Bisbee Call

Rev L. A. Parker of st. Andrews
Episcopal church has received a
call from the Episcopal church in
Bisbee and, if he accepts, will leave
he~n this month.
It was stated at the Parker home
yesterday that he has not definitely
made hp his mind what he will do
about the Bisbee offer.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
CITY MAY HALT WORK ON
CIVIC BUILDING AFTER ROOF
AND LIBRARY COMPLETED
Board Of Aldermen Considers Civic Building AT
Initial Monthly Session. Also Water For
Sonora, And Other Matters

Not including furnishings or
heating plant it Will cost
$1,915.51 to complete the civic
cen t er building, Alderman
Charles T. Frazier announced at
the first regular monthly meet
ing of the new mayor and board
of aldermen Monday night.
It was brought out at the session
that the city may complete the roof,
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
LION-ROTARY GAME

The long awaited for Lion Rotary
club softball game will be played
Thursday night. Season tickets will
not be good for this game. All pro-
ceeds will be donated to the seftball
association. Mayor Cheshire and
Lewis Price are slated to be the UNI
pires.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
POLO TOMORROW

The Nogales Internationals and
Mexican Army Officers polo teams
will meet on the local field at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Col. J.
c. Besley will umpire.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
INFANT BOY DEAD

Alfredo Sanchez, two months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs Renaldo
Sanchez of Patagonia, died this
week in Nogales. The remains we're
taken to Patagonia for burial. The
White-Parks Funeral Home was in
charge of funeral arrangements.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
MOTHER ILL

Mrs. j. L. Cadogan left Monday
on a hurried trip to Goldfield.
Nevada, called by the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
FROM OBREGON CITY

Ignacio Pesqueira of Obregon
City is visiting in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1937-06-12
LAST NIGHTS
SOFTBALL RESULTS

National Guard 10, Federals 5.
La Vile de Paris 8, Creamery 5.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
CONTINUED.

| DINING ROOM SET maple living rm., bed
| rm.; child's junior bed. maple: rugs; an
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y AT 18th NW.-SUMMER APT, TWO
large rooms, IL windows. kit, bath biz
c!oSets > exposures; June 1, Oct. l. Shown
eve. lD32 lHfh =
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ARTHRTTIS. SINUS AND PELVIC IN
fections now treated by short-wave dia-
thermy; latest apparatus. MISS DlETEL-
BACH r. N. formerly with Takoma
Ea rillm North 4Olo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

PUBLIC AGcTfoN individIally. nc il at WEscH.
h@ER's @ % OFFICE 9l5 ST., on Monday,
licenses locations p lois 4th fls st. s4s sth sth
ST.. l247 North Capitol St, 1919 G ST..
st "a and 5o9 ST. nv For further
trustee. 1913 G. st. NV.
ROoMING, AND APTS. Oath and Ms
rms. 2l2 baths; rent. $50; $3.50; terms.
Capital Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos H
BEER-WINE, RESTAURANT, delicatessen:
big business; LONG, established; real money
maker: excellent investment $4,000. Ad-
dress Box 94-W. Star office.
SHOOTING GALLERY, short range, estab-
Gp5e Is 81 s. nn nth st atty for or
CAFE in modern Nv. apt, fully equipped
serving dinners only: low rent incl . sepa- eoa
Address Box 136-X, Star ONCE.
BEAUTY PARLOR for rent New dress
shop opening on st. has marvellous propo-
Sition for beauty parlor entire floor Fine
Dress Shop 1.1a G st NV.
RooMING HOUSE WANTED in good loca-
ton. Pay cash if priced right. No agents.
Call Emerson 4169. 9-3 pm. %
DINING ROOM OR TEA ROOM. viii sell
bition. Apply 1898 Georgia ave. NV.
I. AM in immediate need of a rooming
house in good condition. Phone Mr.. Perk-
ms, Dist. T2S4.
I HAVE $1,000 to invest In rooming house
in good location, no Junk. Address Army,
Box 42l-W. Star office.
WANT TO PURCHASE from owner only
roomlng house. 10 to u rooms, uptown
section must be in good condition; = or
more baths, with income that one could
live on; rent and purchase price must be
reasonable. Phone Columbia A011
PROFITABLE LUNCHEON. opposite large
Government office building. Rooms above
more than pay rent. light and heat Nc
SUNDAYS. Clears around Sl15-S2UO pei
month; Excellent opportunity for lady
Rent. S15. Three-year lease. Price. 81 300
For appointment call leta Lister. Adams
9440.
FURNITURE.
Man. %. with IL years of thorough
sales experience and knowledge of buying
Will take fun charge CT store or department
III or near D. c. Available May 10. Ad
dress Box Tx. Star office.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY O'MAHONY INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH N. J
Rooming Houses Wanted.
We can sell your rooming house bust
ness within 10 days if priced right. NJ
listing charge. Sell now. Call Natl. aG3+
S. WINFIELD. 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. =
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ATLANTIC CITY MAY s.,
return Sunday night party of 8 or single.
District 1916 4 to $40 pm New car.
DRIVING SATURDAY. 1:30 F, M. TO NEW
York, return sunday night; careful expe77 e7
rienced driver: 1887 Chevrolet; "a %. Can
In person Fri. p m. 2Tl5 Conn. ave.
APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL. LEAVING
Saturday. return Sunday. by skyline Drive:
take 3 persons: reasonable. new car Co
lumbia 3S30-J.
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1771 MASS. AVE NW-Nicely furnished
single room for gentleman: newly deco
rated shower hath
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont ave. at
Thomas Circle. $3.50 week; hotel service;
fresh towels daily; your mail and phone alls
attended to; shower baths. Walk to work.
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2l2l CALIFORNIA ST.-DINING RM
and living rm., 2 large bed rooms south =
4 erh expos; reaS, Decatur 4476
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

81 BAYLY AVE Hyattsville Md-Slngle.
double next bath shower. $50 single. $50
double. bus at corner. "
FURNISHED one or two rooms. to adults:
new home spacious lawn; privileges. Phone
Walnut -S35 -
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ON TABLE. solid maple. trestle


DINING ROOM SUITE like new. walnut.
table and 4 chairs. S25. 110 18th Sc.
Lincoln Olh2-W.
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> NICELY FURNISHED. cool rooms for
girls: large lawn. tennis. Columbia sa23.
IR-CONDITIONED, new; single: double
rms; 10 minutes downtown. S3o-S4 D :;
club rm. privileges. Line. S536.
ooOI MASS AVE. NW.--Sinele and double
studio rooms. S33 so to S42 50: excellent
Evening star., 1937-05-07

1892 Eye ST. NW.-2-RoOM. KITCHEN
aho pain apt. nicely furnished conveu-
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DINING ROOM SUITE. handsome 10-piece.
mahogany used one month. cost 5000.
sacrifice S1T5 Call Met 5000.
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g2 r ST. N.W.--ATTRACTIV FUR
pit $40 10 son month
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED.

MARYLAND PARK rooms. bath. MI ::
convenient transportation: reasonable. Hill
side 04Sl-J-
1912 JACKSON ST NE-Two unfurnlShed
rooms for Ink. semi private bath elec
gas hot water included. adults only;
SO so. North O1@3-W
NEAR GOVT. BLDGS 1850 K st. NV
Housekeeping rooms for 3, semi-bath; un-
furn. c-room apt. S5o
5lg 4th ST NE-Unfurnished entire 3rd
floor. . large rooms. private bath plenty
closet space sink gas range. telephone
extension in rooms no children,
Il3lS "2nd ST NV. Apt. S-Colored cou-
pie unfurnshed room IN apartment.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and sts n.w.-1 room kit bath com.
pleteiy furn.: linens. silver Prigidaire; day,
week. month. National 1925,
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THE BURTON APIS. 2I20 G ST NV
One room. kitchenette and semi-private
path: completely furnished maid service
SIo5O and S115O per week Rooms,
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ENGLISH SETTEPS-Registered prize
winners and puppies for sale. Walnut $3.50.
POINTER. 2 years old; reasonable North
:,BDt
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Westory Bldg. 14th and F Open Sun. am
HEMORRHOIDS ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03SS
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A CAMBRIDGE PL. W.-Large furn.
ON on first floor. cool and newly deco
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PERMANENTS, Sl.95.
Finger Wave. SC; Manicure. l5c ETC.
Free Marcels and Haircuts Daily.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,.
134O N Y Ave Met I'fS-
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221O PA. AVE NV. Apt. 5O5-Large bed
room. two windows; gentleman. Tel. West
l426-J -
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$50 HOBART ST. NW.-Newly furn.
oom. near bath, ch.W.s private home;
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3217 nth ST. Me- double rm., st foor,
next bath; twin beds: single rm.. End floor;
e.h,w.. unlim phone: private home. North
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

IRooUoIs. Apt. 502 141O NJ st. NV
Bed Bed,livtns room surprisingly S cool and
Reasonable. %
1900 9th ST. NW.-Master bed room,
clean. newly decorated; conveniently To-
Gated: employed Gentle girls: So.
| 2015 10Th ST. NW.-Southern exposure
next to, bath; large porch. So week; twin
1893 EUCLID ST, Beautifully furn.
rms; next bath. in lovely home; double or
| single; must see 10 appreciate.
3ll2 CHESTNUT ST. NE-Newly fur
nished room suitable for couple or lady,
employed Board optional.
5210 14th ST Nw.-GentIeman; room,
nicely furn.; screened porch; SIS. Georgia
! 1912 N ST. NV, near Conn. ave.-Cool,
| comfortably furn. room; twin beds. SIS.
1875 EYE ST, NV, =, Basement; Ink
81 Ideal for Summer.
2l2o ST, NV, The charlotte-Well;,
| floor. front; SIT weekly Apt. q
| 3424 MT. PLEASANT ST north of New
tonJ-Attractive corner room. ; windows,
Sc. exposure. Women, Columbia s237-W.
All 9th ST. E.-Comtortabe. large,
| clean, Quiet room telephone, End floor,
| convenient cars; ~ week.
| 40 18th ST NE Lincoln Park One
| 4dl iliSAlcd IOOlIi 4OL l,I4rr ouItdUic AOi
| So week
| 1735 EYE ST NW-Basement; Ink
| rooms; /, 2 or 3; gas range, sink. Rea-
| sonable. 81
1892 COLUMBIA RD-Large front rm.;
very cool. bright; suitable for ., or 4
| Light housekeeplne if desired.
| SHERMAN, L AND 5th. Apt. 7O1-Down-
| town; attractive front room; unlimited
| phone.
! 1022 QUEBEC PL NW-Large room;
! two men or employed couple preferred.
| Quiet street. Columbia 4653-J,
| 1905 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Studio room
| and one double bed room; newly decorated;
| unlimited phone. Reasonable. %
1906 10Th ST NEAR CONN.
Rooms for discriminating gentlemen
! and married couples baths with showers;
| also club accommodations. Decatur 5S93.
| THE MAURY T0t 10Th ST. NV.
| 100 ideal sleeping rooms. each with run
| ming water: inner -coil-Spring mattresses;
/ convenient to bath and showers; hotel serv-
/ ice Single rooms. So per week double
rooms $40 and Sl25 50 per week
| 1841 18th st. NV. (Cor. T)
Front rn twin beds. windows. radio in
room; Summer rates; also smaller room.
2130 CALF. ST, NV.
Apt Beautifully furn., twin beds. 4
/ windows $50 S35.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

YOUR
SEWING MACHINE
REGARDLESS OF MAKE
Adjusted and fabricated
IN YOUR OWN HOME
69c
AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT
Singer Sewing Mach. Co.
Call Your Nearest Shop. oo,
1897 CONN AVE.-EMERSON 1895.
637 H ST. NE-LINC. sO22.
so KING ST. ALEX, VA.-ALEX. AZ
WASHERS AND IRONERS,
A. B. c., Apex, floor models
and used; reduced. Palais
Royal, 5th floor.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(COntinued.)

1431 FAIRMONT NV. - Elegant home:
k. with kitchenette. 50, 81. So. 1430
Columbia rd always hot water
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

VICINITY OF l4th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Employed lady wishes unturnlshed room II
private home. Jackson 1861.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45: covering and new inside material
included made like new in finest tapestry
and triezette WorkmanSh1lIp, 1;I1I, ,, guaranteed' n
o5O5 l1th ST NV COLUMBIA lnl12
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Ink FURNISHED ROOMS t2l. employed
couple adults nearby Va. near tranSporta
ton, Address Box Ok Star ofice. -
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ROOMING HOUSES.

BEST BUYS IN DISTRICT.
ALL MONEY MAKERS.
I st. NV, near Gothic rms. . baths.
partly furnished; $500; terms.
18th st. and Col rd-10 rms. ga
baths; can be bought at your own price.
your own terms; must be sold.
Mt. Pleasant section-l5 rms. 8 baths;
nice furniture; $3.50; terms
Girard st. n.W-l4 rms, 3 baths: 5000
l3th St. downtown-Good money
maker; $3.50.
St. near Dupont Circle-13 rms,
baths; owner leaving city; must be sold
Col. rd.-1O rms. ; baths; furniture
worth 81. 900; total price. 500; terms.
DoWntown-l4 rms. 3 baths, running
water in all apis; 81 $50; terms.
CALL MRS. CROSS.
FRANK FERN,
3O4 Mass. Ave. NE Atlantic 1855. 70
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ROOMS FUR, & UkFUR

5111 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV
Studio room. with private bath, in new
home fuTn 500; unfurn.. Sl5. Phone
Randolph 1850
2l4u N ST NV, Apt. 47-Next to bath;
reasonable rent; convenient transporta-
ton: private family.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

ATTRACTIVE and modern farm hieh slti-
tude1; Is miles from downtown, accom-
modsttons for a few guests. For informa-
tion call North 1895.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

.,5,7-II -, TIE 5ORDEAUE. b92I GEORGA
eIec Eg hW~ Fss: Moon rooms: kit bath. Frsidair.
TsS; S,;, mgr; Geo; 5949, or E QUINCY Sniff
INC. 200 18th 81 n U. Diet nnr o-it = "a.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. d'ALBERT. mo-.
e15 10th St NV Phone National 47l2
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THE DRESDEN. 21o6 CONN AVE-
Handsomely furn. front apt. 3 bed rooms
craving room din nm. kit, pantry, foyer,
service North 10-O "a
Evening star., 1937-05-07

3O2o IlLDEN ST. W-5 ROOMS BATH
extra lavatory. 3 exposures; ATTRACTIVE for
summer. Phone Cleveland 1884. II.
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I5l5 18th ST. NW-CHOICE FRONT
corner apt. r, k. tile bath and shoYsr:
completeIy furn.; adults: gentiles 500
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES male and fe-
male; fine registered champion stock. Ad-
dress Box l5-W, Star office
Evening star., 1937-05-07

PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPANIST WILL
exchange services for lessons in German.
Address Box 92-X, Star office. IS
NURSE GIVES OIL TREATMENTS FOR
improving invalid circulation: also colonic
irrjpo Decatur ORA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17

! supporting, distributes to its members
| the only dividends issued: Twelve
superbly illustrated magazines a year.
The 30-year ASSOCIATION of DR.. Gil
| bert GroSvenor and DR.. John La GorCe
has made this development possible.
President and vice president of the
| society, editor, associate editor Of its
| magazine, they have spent their lives
| introducing humanized geogra ply
| into the national blood stream. Pio-
neers in illustrative magazine art.
they make science, history, geography
come alive through the medium Of
| photography The world swallows its
sugar-coated information painlessly
and cries for more.
La GORGE, cultured, personable, with
an inner glow, which his easy word
flow expresses, said Of the work he
loves: In the heart Of every one
is a curiosity how the world lives.
works, plays Behind the term geog-
raphy is exploration. behind explora-
| ton, adventure, with romance just
over the hills"
These three terms are woven IN
delibly into La GorceS life pattern.
He had the vision and has held it.
/ Born in Scranton, Pa, in 1880. ma
tive of Washington since infancy, La
Gorce began work as press tele-
grapher, became writer, then threw
it all overheard to start building up
National Geographic ideals.
His hobby follows world geography
and history, the two inseparables. A
bcautifully-fas collection of old
weapons lines his Office walls. They
demonstrate the development Of mans
| ego, La GOrce says. To secure food
and preserve life. each man embossed
his weapon bit better than his
nelghbor. La Gorce's collection ante
dates the eighteenth century. Two
modern, unaGorned knives stand out.
They adventured with Amelia Ear
hart and Admiral Byrd
Geographic figures speak in superla-
tiyes. Members Of the society live in
every civilized country in the world. It's
magazine is the most expensive 10
produce. Filed photographs cost
half million, II published wallmaps
the same and so on Quality and
expense are not spared. The budget
IS balanced, information still free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17

representing
and ammunition being piled
With the court out the there uN until
other head raised Senator Black the shining
MednWhile another excellent developing
Black settles.
The New England between Hampshire.
admit highly laudable
effort to avoid the disastrous floods in New England
President his the pearhead
wreck the whole and make other authorities like "
impossible say the New Dealers
Power Commission points to in
Development" might
out the plan for building control
That the would knock the whole
cold
that the old generals whose familiar
policy
England lined ready with would
skirnlishes at Lexington and Concord pale affairs
other is
eaed this column leading
whole others under the the
for the Supreme
lot OF cain NTH the BILL though group
about
This the told
a
wages and hours and other controversial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17


In the OF
nd-hopeUer nSncerey-by the Intervention
London had applied the neutrality
Numbered
modern And
thick
tvoUerses Which eased into the last World
in that the
tray when moved Pepng
in bockading all Chinese ports and
wouldn't
that!
We of
the
be neutral and the
alsts the Chinese Nationalist
sympathy for Spanish democracy
justify
support Of Gen Francohat is
nothing to do with democracy
The bitter truth is that American liberals" far
rather PARTIES
the ucttms JaScim do
democracy home
We To
them will high degree of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17
CALLS ON CATHOLICS
TO FIGHT FASCISM
Central Verein Official Urges
Study of Social
Problems.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAYBROOK POINT, Conn, August
IF. P. Kenkel OF st. Louis, No,
director of the Central Bureau of the
Catholic Central Verein of America.
urged American Catholics last night
to study social problems as outlined
in the encyclicals of Pope Plus XII.
UNLESS We work the red monster
Of fascism may overcome U.s." Kenkel
asserted. "Stagnation and corrup-
ton are worse than bloody revolution
We must hand down to posterity that
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lean people will find it harder to for
give, for these same offenses, the New
Dealers, because they raised them
selves to such a high plane of holi-
ness, asking the public always to
believe they were conducting the Gov
eminent only in the peoples interest
and never for a moment engaging in
collision with the horrid corporations
or economic royalists.
In public life as well as in private
life the world sooner or later recao-
nizes hypocrisy and deals out tn
hypocrites a stern and retributive
justice. The New Deal makes a po-
litical error OF incalculable hazard in
openly refusing to enforce the laws
of the United States which have been
fagrantly violated by its own hench-
men.
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(Copyright, 1870

which America meant TO those of so,
so and 70 years ago"
The Catholic leader spoke at a
banquet attended by more than 500
delegates and guests Of the yerein'S
eighty-second annual convention and
the TWenty-frSt Annual Convention
of the National Catholic Women s
Union.
Among other speakers were Bishop
Aloysius J. Muench OF Fargo, S. Oak.
and Archbishop John G. Murray of
st. Paul, MINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17
Leaps From Bridge to Death.

NEW YORK, August II (P).-A
man yesterday climbed the breast
high para pet on the pedestrian walk
of the Washington Bridge, which
spans the Harlem River, and as ter
rifled passers-by watched he leaped
100 feet to his death. His body fell
in a coal yard on the Bronx side of
the river. Effects in his clothing
identified the man as Kurt Rossberg,
80, OF the Bronx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17
An American
You Should
Know
John La GORGE Makes
Geography an Object
of Avid Interest.
BY DELLA PYNCHON.

N ACK In 1888 group of famous
x scientists formed the National
| Geographic Society. its aim TO
collect and diffuse knowledge"
They gathered, explored, lectured,
published a technical tome, called it
the National Geographic Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

7 PUBLIC hearings were held upon
Senator Blacks qualifications for
the Supreme Court, they would
= properly go into anything ger
name to Senator Blacks fitness. They
would go AS far as did the hearings
on Mr.. Chief Justice Hughes and Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-17

learned OF Ills deSIgndtIOn lot Tie
bench he was a bit worried over
the wisdom of public pronounce.
ments on measures upon which the
judicial body Of which he is soon
to be a member may have to pass
He consulted friend in the
Senate.
"Oh, no." said his friend, you
mustn't do that. why don't you
get Senator Pepper to do the job?"
Senator Black agreed and the Flori-
da Senator was pleased to substitute.
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and-take. We are trying to solve
some OF these problems now,
through the New Deal and the re-
peated elections which reflect the
will Of our people for social justice
and economic liberty. We can't
tend to our knitting and at the
same time go sky-hooting off after
deserving and romantic foreign
causes.
The true meaning of the neu-
trality act is that 1t offers us a
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Justice Brandeis
when they were
before the Senate
for confirmation.
One of the most
obvious subjects
W h | c h hearings
on Senator Black
W 0 u | d 60 into
would be his &C
tons about pri-
V a tie kilograms
W h lie he was
head of a Senate
committee inves-
tigating lobbying.
Although som e
phases of what
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Senator Pepper naturally quite concerned his speech
LETT Congress to Jdc he
quota during
the bill
the his radio he remembered
the floor.