Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1923, Page 35

X, DRIFT TO COMMUNISM |55, “aav;mekine, craze”, he zaid: strictly all laws that are passed and SEEN BY JUSTICE | et Rt renamion ™ wa bring about a prompt repeal of exist- ing paternalistic legislation and make 1egislative bodies more responsible to ‘Warns Bay State Men of Increase|the true spirit of American gov- in Paternalistic Laws. By the Associated Press. ernment. | " “We Americans today awaken from & peaceful sleep to find in the place | regulation. Our federal government !1s now In the death throes of over- | indulgence and until it regains the strength of its youth we should not BOSTON, October 21.—The Amer-|add to its agony by feeding it more Jean nation is plungipg into an abyss | 10¢al problems. of communism, Floyd Eugene Thomp- “The whole system of federal aid, as we know it, is not only funda- won, chief justice of the supreme court | mentally unsound, but is morally and of Illinois, sald in an address before | legally wrong.” the Associated Industries of Massa- denounced chisetts, in which he “‘governmental paternalism.” CALL FOR PROGRESSIVES. OMAHA, Neb., October 25.—A meet- The brave heart of American busi- | ing of the natignal progressive party Tess is being broken by government | here November 20-22, at which an at- intermeddling and the individual cit- | tempt ill be made to unite all izen is constantly reminded of the|farmer, labor, co-operative and pro- everready jailor,” he said. “Govern- | gressive political forces and -to rem- ment job holders are stepping on each | edy the existing economic evils, was others’ heels and new Jobs are being | announced last night by Ray Harrop, created daily Attackin hat he termed the pres ! national chairman of the progressive party. | of the land of liberty a region of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, QUAKE-PROOF HOUSES HOPE OF VOLCANOLOGIST By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, October '20.—’l‘he de- vising of earthquake-proof structures is the aim of Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, jr., government volcanologist at the |Knauea observatory on the slopes of Mauna Kea, island of Hawaii, who has left here for Japan _to study the effects of the disastrous earthquakes that visited the island empire re- cently. develop an all-steel type which could withstand shock and obviate catas- trophies similar to those of Tokio and_Yokohama. “Owing to the fact that we are in close contact with the Japanese in Hawaii, men who know how Japanese houses are built, there is a supreme opportunity here to design a light steel structure that could be built by the thousands to take the place of the destroyed buildings and houses in Japan.” he said. “This is one of the broblems that the Hawalian Research Asgoclation will attack, a study of {the facts evident on the ground in Japa He suggested that designers mighty org CANADIAN WHEAT POOLED. Saskatchewan to Have Marketing Machine in Operation. By the Associated Press. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, October 20.— Western Canadian farmers will sell much of this year's wheat crop through wheat pools. In Saskatchewan it was decided that & board of directors should oper- ate the pool for three months, by which time, it is expected, arrange- ments will have been made for the election of a board by contract hold- Then the provincial board will turn over to the representatives of the contract holders a completely equipped marketing machine in opera- tion. A clause in the Alberta pool con- tract permitting signatories to with- draw within-a specified time if 50 per cent of the acreage was not signed up was omitted frbm the Saskatche- wan contract. —_—— Ooganized women in New Jersey lare preparing to resist any efforts | that may be made in the next legisla- ture to repeal the no-night-work-for- women law. D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, LINDSEY MAY ADVOCATE BIRTH CONTROL COURSE DENVER, Col,, October 25.—Judge Ben B. Lindsey, widely known ju- venile court judge of Denver, ap- peared before the grand jury yester- day in answer-to a subpoena calling him® to testify concerning his recent statement that there were 1,000 il- legal operations performed in Denver annually, What Judge Lindsey told the grand jury was not disclosed, but as he entered the courtroom he de- clared he “will not violagte the cone| fidences of my court.” District Attorney Van Cise said he would institute contempt proceedings against Judge Lindsey if he believed his conduct before the grand jury warranted, such action. “I shall recommend to the grand jury that it either go after offenders tooth and nail or else that it recom- mend the repeal of existing statutes forbidding birth-control . teachings,” Judge Lindsey eaid before appearing before the jurors. “I also will reecom- mend that society assume a different attitude toward unfortunate girls and that the mothers' compensation law, providing $50 a month, be made op- erative and effective.” 1923. MANILA USES U. S. SHIPS. Almost Half of Philippine Foreign Trade Under Flag. MANILA; October 20.—American ships carried almost one-half of the total foreign trade of the Philippine Islands during the first six months of this year, according to customhouse figures. The amount of trade carried in all bottoms to and from the islands dur- than $20,000,000 over the foreign trado of the corresponding period in 923, carried $49,486,866. British vessels ranked second in the volume of Philippine trade, with $37,290,666. Japanese ships made a poor third with only a little more than $4,600,000 worth of trade to their credit. —_— The Canadian government has ap- pointed a trade commissioner at Copenhagen to look after Canadian commercial interests in the Scanda- navian countries and Finland. ing the first half of the year amount-| ed to $108,886,000, an increase of more | Of this amount American ships | Save Coal and Keep Warm Gas Steam Radiators —-a little gas—a little watér—Hot Steam Heat! 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