Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 7

WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930, director of the the American Banking New York. R Chairman of the pu'blulr.y commit- THE EVENING STAR Named to Head General Committee to Arrange for Conven- Bishop and Indian Priest Will tion Here. Speak at Several Local Meetings. Federation of America, to be held k‘.l i this city at the Willard Hotel May 1 2 ounggreen ukee, i counting recently filed them |'1 :;:de:t gx :u feaeum:: e ced | relations counsel of New York. - OF IN]UNGT'DN SU“ .4 cmk‘ b "ea“ h\mm ttorney yesterday. Hodnulllmembero( ‘There will be Thflal'f‘h Gwynn T et inerd e also 8 member | attendance mmg’..": chatmaen ot the %‘,,‘",‘A‘,“&"‘,‘e‘,‘fi thas it "g”“ S 3 ¢ e Capt. and Mrs. Calhoun and Moth- of the executive board it in a court of law and not by ers’ Memorial Answer Demand charges that the Calhouns for Accounting. MOVE FOR DISMISSAL ON DISTURBANCES ‘Authorities in Many Cities Act Against Demonstration Planned Tomorrow. rges had ued funds collected for h erection of memorial to mothers in the purchase of {ne land and t.h:l eneuon erh their home i nown as Rosdhu, Chase, vertising manager of Armour opatbuiid Gilbert T. Hodges will head the cago; Wllter A Folger, Pacific eral committee for the tvgm.y-ufi“h Telephone & h Co., San Fran. annual convention of the Advertising cisco, and mrolfl fer, educational Winter, the money 1 tbvhi Capt. and Mrs. Clarence C. Calhoun, !nt one ol the cnys moy-t unporunc the Mothers' Memorial Foundation and | ana Mra, é‘:f;::m m -t‘-’:.:g:e';yz E:'v% the Universal Alliance yesterday asked to the press several By the Associated Press. Announcement of a proposed world- wide demonstration tomorrow in con- nection with an “international unem- ployment day” has brought expressions of warning sgainst undue disturbances from authorities in many cities. Premier Tardieu, acting as minister of the interior, has instructed the Paris prefect of police that all demonstra- tions must be strictly prohibited. At the same time a Communist meeting scheduled for tomorrow in Prague, Czechoslovakia, has been forbidden and two Communist papers in the provinces there have been suspended. German Police Watchful. German police will be kept on alarm duty in all the larger cities of Prussia to prevent any serious results growing out of expected Communist demonstra- tions. In Berlin all outdoor meetings have been forbidden and suthorities there and elsewhed contemplated no difficulty in maintaining control of any situation which may arise. Duesseldorf dispatches said that at & meeting of Communists there the call had come out some time ago for a demonstration by the jobless in every country. Dispatches from Rica reported spe- cial precautions in Estonia against Communist disturbances. Walker Gives Warning. Mayor Walker in New York City E s sued ‘a warning that demonstrati d be hal - come,” Mn cu\dwell added: “The best Way the | Ism is '.hrvuxh eduutlon ‘We must JOBLESS MEETING CALLED. Police in New York Act to Protect Pro- ¢ dem. | Take an active and friendly interest in 'h them through ¢ | such channels as the schools, Right Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, for uv PAUI. MATHER. | URGES COMMUNISH : FIGHT IN SCHOOLS ¢ D. A.R.Leader Pleads for Ed- | ucational Defense Against “Red Evil.” The urgent need of combating Com- munism in this country through educa- tion and the need of an adequate de- fense program was stressed by Mrs. David Caldwell, State regent, at the opening session’ of the -nnutl State eunlerenbe of the D lum- . | bia Society, D. A. R, mu:momloonu ul Gl the red evil must be over- combat Commun- see that our boys and girls are given more information on the r].nclples on which rnment is founded to focus patriotic edu- cltion;l activities upon our foreign sef tlements. much emphasis unnot the youth 1 a stun- us o thow safeguard around the next generation. the boys and girls, teac Scouts, the Girl Scouts, the citizens' 35 years Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Alaska, is in Washington in the in- terest of his work in the far North, He is accompanied by Rev. Paul Mather of { Ketchikan, Alasks, a nntlvq Indian riest of the church and on 10)7‘ :fie %um a lll:'l wmm- of '.heurl? its f work. Bishop who &%, % hat is prflbl;ly his hrewell wur of the United States, passed the Right Reserved to Limit Quantities nnce he age of retire- nt. Mather, a F‘! ‘member Alukln Indian tribe, has the Ketchikan Mission. I ) here both Bishop Rowe and Father Muther will tell about their work and Alnska, gene ly. dinner in '.helr honor wm be given mniorrovl -t, 6 o'clock by “B” branches the Diocese at Epiphany P-rhh Hall. Buhop James E. Preeman will be pres- L lll-dly rural meeting will be hels Friday ‘Trinif Chlp!l, Oldneldl Hulhuvflle Md., Lflnn]n‘ wmmunum. Bllhfln celehrlnt. will preach. A box lunchoon Iollo'ed at 2 pm. by a mission- me e will preach at 11 am. Sunday -t s: M- ret’s church Oon necticut avenue anc Btnc p!ne 4 p.m. there missionary se: rvlce a5t "Mari's Ghurch, Thira, and A stieets southeast, with Bishop Rowe making an address. RECREATION BODY URGES USE OF PARKS committee of the sf this section w! O] eeting mmorrow night at 8 u'e!oek at the United States Chamber Com- Charles W. Eliot, 2d, city phruur of the National Caj lul mk and Plan- e g';ym f the Oo rfllnl "h.coungn man on lllllure Activities, will % "‘ cipal spea.k . Tomorrow 1 's mee! ln: outgro f & survey of out- door mnmu of t.bh region mude last year Miss Howell of St. Louis, in which she indicated the public was failil to take full advantage of ities offered. mil training camps and clean lwm Coun o‘l:rul. Dldldlvnn lho told of the ml mm.lu the D. A. R durl.nz Mrs. Caldwell wu jolned in her at- tack upon communism by lmun Sherman Walker, of the na: tional defense committe of the Nnflonll Society, D. A. R. “The conditions in the schools in the as well as all over the country, are a natural outcome of ornni-uo included now in the eastern divi tbe D. A. R. erloss, Linn G, Drake, scout executive, J C. Merriam preside a tmaonw nlxht‘- meeting. Dzstrwt 521 5 “SILVER JUBILEE YEAR” Our Twenty-Fifth Year of Public Service AIL ORDERS ! gervice tor uc " of “ordar DRU A.un-m istn E'Es‘m...-. THESE LOW PRICES ARE ALSO EFFECTIVE AT OUR ALEXANDRIA STORE, 727 KING ST. “ Pipe Smokers Will Welcome This Unusual Value— ' George Washington Smoking Tobacco 16-o-. 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