Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1931, Page 8

1931—PART ONE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T). Ca» AUGUST 30, to what Germany will do is ulmple!'BucK JONES 'N,URED guesswork until The Hague court verdict | priest, who was in Baltimi 2 this week | Commenting on the late gang slayings ABOUT CUSTOMS PACT |is made public. 2 completing plans for his return to the |in New York, Father Coughlin said: “I | R It has been, jintimated more than | ail_via Station WCAO of Baltinore. |jgment deeply the killing of innocent Delegates to League Conference g%fiilzn erymerdm '11“;5 m; ‘m 15' .t'r‘..j“fiflfls""" face of economic developmen! Tecent | WA NoNCh o months Germeny does not attach the | Austrian Agreement. same importance to the customs pact | now as when it was first broached and | THE " A8 \ | a8 SCORES HYPOCRISY |1t sans rus vere vt 2|t camipirr whe i e o | GERMANS. DOUBTFUL fight scene was T le. Jones, Children Rai i Dero, of = Wessern tirhier, whs cloan ldren Raised to Crime. IN MOVIE FIST FIGHT up several bandits n_;gle—h-nfld in an| Returning to this country after 17 e Ry BB o ooy g e gang, y & | Character, decided he would do well to | roon Of South Africs, Dr. Samucl Father Coughlin will resume his broad- Strikes Actor With|essape with his hide. D. Bawden recently toll of the dif- : a1 casts at 4 pan. October 4 and will be | children, but I deplore more greatly the | Chair in Trying to “Escape” |- Accordingly, he seized & heavy chair | culties encountered by his co-workers. Rev. Charles Coughlin, Militant }carq on the air each succeeding Sun- | destruction of the souls of girls and 3 5 and hurled it toward a window to open | During that time they took care of . : .. |day from WCAO and 19 other stations. | poys, who can take $1.25, go to the | rom Room. iest of Radio, Flays Prohibi- | ¥, = u s, 0, & | : Pri 2 Y! lbov"ggo;nzn “:ign;;:‘l)a ao\;:lA;r),l;gf;f::' tgi corner drug store and buy a vinous | By the Associated Press. : Tould be glad 0 se6 the Austro-German | By the Assoclated Press. tion and Gang Rule. |Bovhood and glrhood o Al ehioose | preparation made with money loaned | BERLIN, August 20.—The imminent | agreement become the ste*ting point of | HOLLY4OOD, Callf, August 29— |ture will be suspended until Jones re- ‘:\ abinet free from hypocrisy,” Father |by the United States Government, ac- | departure of the German delegation to |a new and wider movement in economic | , o 2= T % 0 BT & ot o | covered. | Coughlin said here. | cording to the plan of an erstwh'l: offi- | the League of Nations meetings at | co-operation. . | Anothe o of speed no SUIER DAl 0 Ehe gt | ©%8y Rypocrisy T mean the spending | cial, Mabel Walker Willebrandt. W |Geneva has renewed conjecture as to| 1In this connection the gemi-official | control sent Buck Jonss, movie cowboy, mother punished it by throwing pepper BALTIMORE, August 20.—Call for a | of hundreds of millions of dollars in an |must reform the reformers and fores | their ititude on the Austro.German | Wollt News Burcau today published a |{o a hospital yesterday with two brokes | The population of Shefleld, England, | intg ts’ cyes. ~ Ome of the way: of tial “frec f ypoc- atte enforce _the forceable ihe mind of America to turn back to customs issye, but a government spokes- denial of reports n X which 1s 500,000, has remained simost puni S Tl i & TTe G D Vioorous AAack o i BTt o 1eme while Jending millions religious beliet.” man said today that a diction as had abandoned the cuftoms union. The poor aim of & “bad man” in s stationary for 10 years. To bite oft Yer noga. ks risy” and a vigorous attack on prohi- prohibition laws, while lending millions - . , D7 Quality That Endures777 The chair struck | 4,000 persons and of these 400 were | eventually brought into the church | He said it was the recognized thing in hat country for mothers to teach their |children to steal, and on one case where a child refused to steal the ) The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. 'MONDAY —The Final Day of Our MAJOR August Sale—We Offer Your 'Y A regular $175 value.. Sofa and two armchairs of beauty and comfort, with soft double stuffed cushion backs and resilient spring-filled seat cushions. A distinctive style, with up- holstering of high-grade durable Cromwellian velvet. Exactly as photographed. New tle 3-Pc. Living Room Suite 5 OMORROW-—the final day of our Major August Sale—brings you choice of four splendid suites at a remarkably low price. Take advantage of this buying opportunity on advance Fall furniture styles. 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