Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 44

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Goldenson of Pitts- burgh said modern economic life is now organized so_that personal values are neglected. He specifically mentioned “neglecting to tell the truth in adver- tising,” and sald that the business world should adopt as its motto “Let the seller beware” instead of “Let the buyer beware.” 2 Dr. Harry Ward, professor of social ethics at the Union Theological Semi- nary, New York, stated that ‘“unless | economic forces ‘can be brought into | harmony with the ideals acknowledged |in religion, art and science Western | civilization cannot escape tearing itself | asunder.” | The theme of all the speakers was | “Religion in the Economic Process.” Machine-Made Story Plots. Declared to be capable of bullding millions of movie and story plots, & robot has been invented by & Los Angeles scenario writer, Wycliffe A. 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PENING STAR, COLORED YOUTH KILLED BY TRAIN AT M’IVOR, VA. Ward of Board of Public Welfare Reported to Have “Played Hookey” From School. George Ellis, colored, 12 years old, & ward of the Board of Public Welfare, was killed by a Southern Railway train at Mclvor, near Lynchburg, Va., Tues- day night. His companion, Wilbur Boyd, also known as Wilbur Johnson, colored, 13 years old, recelved a fractured shoulder when run over by the_ train, according to reports reaching the Board of Public Welfare today. The two youths lived with a foster- other at Clifton Station, Va., and from school mother, Mrs. vesterday. The foster- Elsie Parker, colored, re- ported to the board last night that they had not returned after leaving school. The report from the superintendent of the Southern Rallway this morning was the first that was heard from them. run_ over. burg Hospital. 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