Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 10

THE _EVENING D € FRIDAY, AUGUST, 15, 1930. ALI0 BISHOPS APPROVE BIRTH RESTRICTION Clearly Felt Moral Obligation| Only lustification, Is London View. By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 15.—The Lambeth Conference of Bishops of the Anglican | just concluded its | sessions, strongly defended the Christian | Church, which has standard of the family and of mar- | riage and also took up the question a( birth cpntrol. On this the conference agreed that methods of control might be used in | “those cases where there is such a | clearly felt moral obligation to limit or avoid parenthood,” provided this were done in the light of Christian principles. Birth control from motives | of selfishness, luxury or mere venience was strongly condemned. The suggestions of the bishops, pub- lished in a lengthy encyclical yesterday, were given wide prominence in the Lon- don press, and the reports overshadowed even the voyage of the R-100 and the troubles in India. It was remarked | that if this newspaper display accu- | , rately gauged public interest, the fre- quent contentions that the community has become indifferent to religious mat- ters seemed wide of the mark. In an encyclical summarizing the re- sults of the five weeks' deliberations, it said in addition: “Empires have perished before now because the dry rot of laxity and corruption in home life set in.” The encyclical letter, which contains 70,000 words, comments: “We are aware of the extent to which the very thought of God seems to be passing away from the minds and hearts of many, even in | nominally Christian nations.” LA GUARDIA SUGGESTS | LIQUOR SHOWDOWN Proposes Strong Enforcement Drive | in “Last Attempt to En- force Law.” | By the Associated Press. Prohibition bobbed up ngsin in Capital | discussions today after having yielded the spotlight to the long-drawn drought. Another proposal by Representative | La Guardia of New York, a Republican wet bloc leader, suggested a showdown on_prohibition enforcement effort. La Guardia suggested the Depart- ment of Justice be given every facility for a strong enforcement drive. He snld the department was entitled to it m “this last attempt, to enforce the I( they fail,” the New Yorker added, “I think the counh'y should expect from them a fair, frank statement by the first regular session of the Seventy-second Congress that it can't be done, or what is needed to enforce it against the will of the majority of the people in many States and quite a large percentage in other States.” VETERANS ARE TO SEE SOUND MOVIES TONIGHT Special Show at Mount Alto Hos- pital to Introduce Hines Plan for Many Institutions. Sound pictures for veterans will be introduced into Government hospitals by a special show at Mount Alto Hos- pital, on Wisconsin avenue, tonight. This is only one of many hospitals into which the Veterans’ Bureau is in- stalling sound equipment at the orders of Gen. Frank T. Hines, administrator of veterans' affairs, Gen. Hines became interested in the project of placing sound pictures in veterans' hospitals early last Spring when he was director of the Veterans’ Bureau. Silent motion pictures for years had been used. Mail in Danger of Female. HAMPSTEAD, N. Y., August 15 ().— Police are casting a watchful eye over Paul Jones, Negro letter carrier, who fears the mail's in danger. The danger, 1t develops, arises from Paul's wife who con- DAVID BURNET. —Underwood Photo. BURNET MAY HEAD Deputy Commissioner Seen as Hoover’s Choice to Succed Lucas. David Burnet, deputy internal revenue commissioner, is expected to be given the appointment as commissioner of internal revenue by President Hoover. The commissionership becomes va- | | cant when Robert H. Lucas of Ken- | tucky retires to assume his new post as executive director of the Republican | National Committee. Lucas is prepar- ing to take over his new duties imme- diately. Mr. Hoover is sucressor_for_this anxious to select a important_office _at ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. 64th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly President Cold Water Paint Just mix with cold water. = Very lasting. Will not rub off MEtro. 0151 BUTLER- FLYNN 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card James F. Shea Secretary Your Face is Clean —vet you might be unknowingly offending others with perspiration odor. = Why take this chance when it is so easy to be sure you are just as fresh and sweet as when you stepped from your bath? Save yourselt embarrassment by applying a dab of Odor-Sweet under each arm e . Tots armisce snow-wiite completely neutralizes offensive odor Caused Trom perspiration. 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FATES STAR, WASHINGTON. in the s&ecuhfion over the commission- | ership, luding that of Joseph Moyer of Pennsylvania, the chairman of the advisory board of the bureau. He is popular in the service and had con- siderable support for the appointment. Radium Recovered in Trash. AUGUSTA, Me, August 15 (#).—J. Cramer | Hudson, a Boston physicist, spent a day hunting through waste baskets and delving into a furnace in the basement of Augusta General Hos- pital, but it was worth it. His search ended when he found a tiny tube of | radium thrown away by mistake. It was | worth $2,000. a garage manager, \EX-PILOT OF BROWNS HELD UNDER BOND | Jack O0'Connor and Garage Man- ager Charged With False Pretenses. By the Associated Press. ST. 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