Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, 1931. A—6 ‘ LF\H |NDUPEN+=‘w"?;‘% or substantiate "’im&.fi:“‘m"n?::%‘;‘O‘RGAN'Z‘ATWN"FORMEG"* ! LI g Fouispine Hermid, Natlonalitic | reetions e askets ns et oo o] ~T6-ADVANCE -RELIGION TOISLAND LIBERTY 22 FR e R R R ey adding that the War Secretary had way was, “has the Government of the! disse! - States in the Philippines be: found dissension on U 0 etian | eReAcial o detrimental tothe welfare | Secretary of War Denies ‘Hostility to Philippine Independence.’ SEPTEMBER 11, EA’RS,‘ ROEBUCK & CO. BACK TO SCHOOL Smartly Styled and Smartly Equipped Every purchase made at Sears is.a real lesson in thrift. This nation-wide organization is specializ- ing right now in everything necessary to equip Boys and Girls for school and college—at savings made possible by tremendous volume. ONLY A FEW ITEMS ARE ADVERTISED. Such Lovely New Misses’ All-Wool Tub Dresses Sweaters With Beret for School $1?§ .You'll really be astonished when you see these smart slipover sweaters with matching beret—not in your memory have sweaters so fine been priced so low. Then just think, a beret, too! A Smart Coat Twenty-Four Ministers, Each From Different Denominations, Com- prise Advisory Council, B Organisation oft the Gospel Defense League, & group which proposes to de- SCHOOL GIRL, 18, KILLS [fend and further the fundamental sLEEPING STEPFATHER | principles of the Bible, was announced here today. Dr. J.. Emerson Miller, —_—— local physician, is president of the na- tional group. ‘The league is interdenominational in scope, having 24 ministers, each from a different denomination, on its Ad- visory Cguncil. Plans are being formu- Jated for the publication of a magaszine, the Gospel Defender, for the guidance of league members. A special drive to counteract. anti-religious influences in schools and colleges throughout the| | country will be inaugurated, it was said. [ -Christian Filipinos. of the people of the islands?®” ‘"5\3{’.'} %ld ot mention dissension tn | The invariable answer, he sald, was, | interview, eaying the Christians “beneficia predominately for independence, ! ugh there was some difference of i n regarding how it should come |about. He said the Moros (Moham- medans) were divided on the-question of independence. Referring to the questions he asked ot individuals during his trip, the War Secretary erted that in every in- atance they were propounded “not to convey my opjnion. but to elicit the opinion of the other fellow.” He conceded that some of the ques- By the Associated Press. tions were Mlending, " butsbid they tad | :POTOSL ‘Mo, September 11— Beas to 80 e were to learn Wi e wanted! to know, ‘Tha restilt,"hie) said, | trice Baldridge, 18:yea:ald high achool was that some people had twisted and girl, yesterday shot and killed her step- misconstrued them. | father, Edward Crump, 65, as he was | asleep. The girl told a coroner's jury Denles Tour Incidents. | he was sbusive to her sister and Hurley denied any knowledge of un-' mother and had threatened to kill Gr. Glasnes T pleassht 1hitidents ofcurring during his them L - kK m asaht 1n s B 5 tour as the native press reported from o ichisor and fired & shot into her step- | DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Zamboanga and other places. | father’s head. Neighbors said she had | s . “As far as I am concerned, there been under t;\lp care of a physician for Eyesight Specialist o e e He added that peo. il Phone National 0321 W y S8 e adde A - | y ;?: "ew??;lfiire had been most cordial| Chile has decided to continue its ex- 400410 McLachlen Bids.. c and graclous and pleaded for a dis- tensive highway development program. | { Student, at Coroner's Jury Quis, Says Man Had Threatened Her Mother and Bister. By the Associated Press. ! MANILA, September 11.—Returning to Manila after & trip into the provinces, Becretary df War Patrick J: Hurley re- plied in an interview yesterday to asser- tions printed by some newspapers here that he had displayed hostility toward the Philippine independence movement. The War Secretary. who is expected to make recommendations to President Hoover regarding the independence fuestion upon -hls return to-Washing- -ton,” emphasized that he was making his investigation with an open mind. 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