Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 20

NETHODSTS 0K BATH CONTROL New York East Conference Favors Removal of Ban on Advice From Doctors. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 8—The New York East Conference of the Meth- odist Episcopal Church was on record today as approving birth control. { A report of the social service com- mittee was read before the conference | yesterday by Rev. Paul Dubols, pastor | Bomb Cache Found In Gethsemane, in Arabs’ March Route By the Associated Press. JERUSALEM, April 8—Five bombs were discovered Saturday in a corner of the Garden of Gethsemane. The discovery gave rise to alarmist reports in the city, the Arabs in particular trying to connect it with the fact that the Nebi Musa procession, one of the biggest Moslem feasts of the year, which takes place soon, passes along & route skirting the garden, and intimating that the bombs were placed there by Jews. The police state they do not believe there is any foundation to this theory. hodist Ohurch, Rich- | p i aucenedata Manioa woen- | LEEDS ENTERS AIR_FIELD imously, said: “In the interest of morality and sound scientific knowledge, we favor such changes of the law in the States of New York and Connecticut as will remove the existing restrictions upon | the eommunication by physicians to | their patients of important medical in- Son of “Tin Plate King” Heads Plane Sales Company. Z ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y. April 8 (M) —Willlam D. Leeds, jr., son of the | late “Tin Plate King” and former hus- formation on birth control.” | band of the Princess Xenia of Russia, The report inouired if the church | board of education had complied with a | 15 to be president of an airplane sales request to prepare courses of study set- | ¢ ting forth the practical and spiritual | s: values of marriage, such courses to be | used in all Methodist Church schools, | colleges and universities. | “It I8 the cleer duty of the churches." the report said, “to offer to their young people an opportunity to consult some qualified adviser—the minister per- hlp. or a physician, the director of re- ligious education or other specialist— who. besides having a clear grasp of the fundamental principles of sex morality. would have also an appreciation of modern tendencies and would be in po- sition to offer rational advice.” —_—— — BLUE UNIFORM URGED | FOR AMERICAN TROOPS Representative Edith Rogers Tells Hurley Wool and Shoe Indus- tries Would Be Aided. By the Associated Press. Dress blue uniforms for the Army have been proposed as one method of alding the boot and shoe industry. | ‘The sponsor of the suggestion, Repre- | sentative Edith Nourse Rogers, Re- publican. Massachusetts, also believes that & change in color for the enlisted man’s uniform not only would help the | ‘woolen industry but also lift the enlist- ed man’s morale. In a letter to Secretary Hurley, she wrote that the assistance to the boot and shoe industty would come because black shoes would be required if blue irb were adopted. The aid to the dier's morale, she believes, would | come because of the greater appeal to the eye of the pro uniform. will have headquarters here. pany will .replace ‘the present Ourtiss- ‘Wright sales branc! 5 —A court at Negotin, South sentenced Marko Barbulovitch, robber, notorious in three countries, to death and 138 years' penal servitude. ompany. an announcement yesterday al The compay, now being organized, The com- Robber Incurs Rare Penalty. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, April 8 (). erbia, has g ’ 604 11th N.W. “EASTER FROCKS” There’s no reason why you shouldn’t have the newest in Fashion . . . Materials. ever on the alert for the latest creations and prices are very modest. .. Sixteen fifty and up. NG STAR, |[ESKIMOS ESCAPE SHORTAGE OF FOOD Blubber, Meat and Fish Are Being Brought to Village as Ice Lock Is Broken. By the Associated Press. : POINT BARROW, Alaska, April 8.— | Fuel and food—lack Of which had caused growing anxiety in the native village here for several weeks-—were plentiful today. Blubber and meat and fish were being brought in by hunters and fishermen who had been kept :'mzrewammnl long o“ll:“l:n :u. opén passageways ne-. trable ice Efied high along the coast. Cracking of the ice mountains sound ed like a continuous volley of guns the offshore wind started it yesterday morning, 4 OPEN EVENINGS ‘ SAVAGE WASHER & DRYER EXCLUSIVE SPIN-RINSE, SPIN-DRY 601 13th N.W. We are WASHINGTON, D. C. Crepe de .Chine Blousettes Lovely, frilly things they arel In aheavy crepe de chine, with ruffied collar, jabot shirring, faggoting and sleeveless, of ‘5.00 course. Adorable with your suit! 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