Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1929, Page 7

CATHOLICS SCORE FEDERAL DRY LAW Short Skirts and .National Origins Immigration Act Also Assailed. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 3.—The Volstead act, companionate marriage, short skirts and the national origins clause of the immigration law were assailed in resolutions presented yes- terday at the joint annual conventions of the Catholic Verein of America and the Catholic Women's Union of America. ‘The Volstead act was declared to have “no moral character” and to be “an infringement upon personal pre- rogatives.” Its repeal was urged. “No matter how daringly extreme the styles become, the modern woman seemingly insists upon wearing them.” the resolution on dress asserted. ‘“Loose clothing that does not reveal the fig- ure” was recommended. ‘The resolution of the national origins clause, adopted by the men's organiza- tion, advocated repeal of a measure “‘unfair to races who have contributed 30 largely to the development of the Nation.” Companionate marriage was de- nounced as “unholy and d and “a disbolical abuse growing from a spirit of materialism and the desire to throw off all moral self-restraint.” Announcement of the election of Alois J. Werbein of Buffalo for a twenty-fourth consecutive term as pres- ident of the Catholic Verein of America was made at a dinner last night. Girl Slain by Bear After Bruin Batters Down Door of House By the Associated Press. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sep- tember 3.—A report from Low- land, Manitoba, yesterday sald that'a farmer’s 3-year-old daugh- been carri jed off and killed by a bear. Mrs. Fred Grorricicuk left her three children in her house and went to the flelds to carry her husband’s supper to him. When she returned she sald she found the door battered. in and the house empty. In the clearing in the rear of the house she she found the body of her daughter badly torn. The other two children told their mother that a large black bear had entered the house from the neighboring woods. The eldest child sald it attacked her first, but she eluded it and ran out of the house with one of her sisters. MUSSOLINI DECREES “WE HAVE FEW BANANAS” ROME (N.AN.A.)—"Yes, we have aix bananas. ... . Mussolini disapproves of the fruit, and no Italian may bring more than half a dozen specimens into the coun- try except by paying a heavy duty. Bananas, says the Duce, are a luxury; they are mot grown in Italy and, the Fascist! must do without them. Support home industries, ‘home products, and if you then yearn for aught else—to wit, for example, & banana, yearn in moderation or pay dearly. (Copyrisht, consume orth American News- BAFFLES OFFICIALS Body of Woman Is Found in Sack Held Down by Strange Rock. By the Associated P MOLRIS, II, tember 3.—Police knew they had a murder mystery con- fronting them today, but they frankly agreed. kfiing nad been done. The body of & woman, 50 years old, found in & burlap sack beside. a main traveled h!fhwly yesterday bore no sign of violence. The circumstances, however, all ted to foul play. A post-] m today was to seek the cause of death. Traces of gas and poison were looked for particularly. Mrs. Joseph Hunt of Detroit discov- ered the body when her curiosity )!d her to push a large rock from the’top of the sack and to open it. She fainted and her husband, who was repairing their “ automabile nearby, notified the sheriff’s office. Fresh grass beneath the sack indi- cated that the body had been put there only a few hours before. The rock, dis- similar to any in this locality, led offi~ clals to believe that the person who had left the body had intended dropping it in the Illinois River, about a mile away. Coroner Hoganson stated that death occurred about a month ago. ‘The anly clue to the woman's identity was & dental bridge with two front gold teeth, police said. MURDER MYSTERY |CAPPER ASSAILS that they had no idea how the, NEW TARIFF PLAN “Far ‘From Satisfactory,” Says Kansan—Praises Farm Relief Board. 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