Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 15

D. O, MARCH 23, 1930—PART ONE. Y. M.C. A PLAYERS T0 APPEAR FRIDAY “Co-ed” Club Has Igystery THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ions vow wan e vnce1EVLE NQURY BY SENATE ASKED WE INVITE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT: BINGHAM UPHOLDS * ULS.AIRPORTTITLE Feels Sure Provision Would Cardinals Gasparri, Vannutelli and Van Rossum Praise Efforts at London and g een urging Probe, Charges -+ Not Interfere With Dis- trict Control. ure in the past in the mhmwmu municipal agen- in adjacent Stat of Mussolini and Denounce Russia. BY EDWARD C. STRUTT. Special Dispatch to The Star and the North Amorican Newspaper Alllance. W] ve shed such historic luster on the saces- dotal jubilee of Plux XIT, it is interest- ing to obtain statements by members of the Sacred in an aythoritative Vatican Cardinal Pletro ‘The new it of eoncul&fio‘l?m'u apparent as I passed through the bronze doors, no turesque - umes, said to have Michelangelo. Learning the object o; my visit, he said, not without emotion: wished the almost century-old cardinal “ad multos nanos,” and withdrew. * ok x % Cardinal Van Rossum. Cardinal Willlhm Van Rossum, pre- fect of Propaganda Fide, re;::dved me in the grim old paalace on the di Spagna. Born at Zwolle, Holland, . | in 1854, he holds one of the most re- e positions in the church, for presides over the missions through~ Im W;'l% to be the car- g say,” bega. missionaries the world are hlgk;ly satisfacto) Conditions in China, however, are st terrible, especially in districts where thousands of people are dying of starva- tion despite the efforts of the m sionaries to come to their relief. But ation shed and civil strife. “Plus XI's jubilee year blessed with manifestations astrife. In this they will be always sup- by the Catholic Church and per- P T anen perm peace Tomb Yields Scientific Finds. is- | tor's resolution calll 2 statesmen are earnestly endeavoring to to | e B powciuie ‘causos. of fubure | oo “Another Outrage” Perpe- trated at: Elizabethton, By the Assoclated Press. other telegrams from the American and asked adoption of the Montana Sena- - old lady J broken ribs and in al Green said he '-.!w.‘mkh: an inyesti: gation of the Elisabethton Christmas Late at Island. Drama, “The Ghost,” for Opening Event. The Y. M. C. A. Players, dramatic will make their bow to the public next Priday night in a mystery play, “The Ghost,” it was announced yesterday by Hall Hopper, director of the group. The club is “co-ed,” numbering among its members Clara Berry, Helen Sutherland, Hazel P. Spitzer and Thelms K. Spitser. Others in include Carroll M. 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For it woul vable and sinful for nations FUTURE. ‘Washington Circle, May- ‘declare war tel. tomorrow, 8 p.m. Speaker, O'Hara, formerly of the Card party, Masonic Temple, Bighth and P streets’ ‘tomorrow, 8:30 | unan! . for chnhty. ly pronunciation,” he clapped his hands in applause, car- ried away by his enthusiasm. “I remember my visit to Russia 47 years ago as Pope Leo's XIII's o Meeting, Mexander Ti1"una"T Tound the Rus Community Center, Tuesday, 8:45 p.m. | giang .a deeply religious le, uu-; Speaker, Louls E. Spiegler, Washingion | superstitioucty denciod to" shets attorney. :u ms:h.m hardly believe such a —— 8 a8 taken place. 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