Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1931, Page 10

__A——l() * WELLS SEES CHADS: HAS SIY-POINT PLAN Author Thinks War Coming. Says U. S. Cannot Solve Problems Alone. Wells can night for a n with him which he tb lls, but wh y one ad tion from Mrs, Margaret Sanger, birth control exponent, to talk on bl con- trol at a banquet in New York. Too Late for Birth Control. “But it is too late for birth control to ease the situation or avert disaster now,” he added. 1 He was asked if he thought there was a posstbility of a collapse of the presen! civilization, similar to that of Roman and Greek culture. “Not a possibility, but a probability,” he replied. “And it will come muc] faster than the fall of any other civil- ization. The Reman and Greclan cm- were close to the ground. The <o of this tremendous, —crazy of ours will be terrible and TO GUARD TOBACCO BEDS Acting Governor Calls 100 Armed With Riot Guns After Seeds Are Destroyed. THE 13TH BOMB THROWN EVENING - IN THEATER STRIKE h}Explosive Dropped at Feet of Two Policemen, but No One Is Injured. | By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, October teenth bomb hurled at theaters in- volved in the controversy between allied |independent owners and the Motion Plcture Operators’ U: ? i e e nion was exploded It had been tossed at the feet of | |two policemen on guard in front of the Easterly Theater. 14—The thir-| STAR, WASHINGTON, windows in the theater and in other buildings within the radius of a block. This _explosion occurred 28 hours |after a Loop theater was bombed, about 24 hours after four operators, brought |from Eastern cities to work in the the- aters, sald they were fired upon while eating in a downtown restaurant and within nine hours after the fourth at- tempt to settle the differences between the union and the owners failed. The Brotherhood of Motion Picture Operators of New York, whose members ‘were brought here to operate projection ; machines of the 100 or so theaters in- volved, reported that four of their num- ber were targets of snipers early yester- day. One of them, Morris Gillfillian of New York, was slightly injured. He was emploved at the Monroe Theater, | which was bombed late Monday. Intervention Fails. Gillfillian, Ray Meyers, Bernard Glo- natt! and John Davis were eating at the counter of a coffee Shop when & bullet, fired through the window from the sec- ond floor of a bullding across the street, | they sald, flattened itself against the counter in front of them. A second bul- B, <G, Waiwivasoir A Y, the differences between the local union and the owners failed. The trouble arose after the owners declined to hire two operators per booth as the union insisted, on the ground they could not | Order of the Eastern Star will convene in general session tomorrow night at afford to do so. AMERICAN SECURITY 14, 1931 < avarauid 0. E. S. SESSION TOPIC. Members of District chapters of the 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic Temple, i i Thirteenth street and New York ‘ave:| Attributes Health to Exercise. nue, to complete plans for attendance | Miss Harriet Austin of Boston, Mass., at the twentieth triennial assembly of | Who recently celebrated her 100th birth- the General Grand Chapter, O. E. 8., | day anniversary, attributes het health to be held in San Antonio, Tex., No- | to regular exercise. Every day she walks vember 1-7. up and down two flights of stairs. 1s THE SEsY, SECURITYY An American Security Office Is in Your Section They immediately let broke a glass tumbler which Gill- kicked it into the street and began fir- filllan held in his right hand. |ing at the fleeing bombers’ SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, October 14. None was injured, automobile. n held tn his right band, i —Acting Governor Jose Padin yester- | The bomb exploded there, shattering 'attempt to bring about a settlement of ordered the concentration of 100 ‘ onal police, armed with riot guns, | A The five banking offices of the American Security and Trust Walk-Overs '+ the tobacco districts as a result of Company are situated in five distinct sections of the city, Complement the Costume—Comfort the Feet * !By the Associnted Press. futility of all economi the crash he expect civilization to take in t But he pred to the chuckles and his face W wreathed in smiles. “The trouble with the H point plan, aid, “is the United States can sclve and economic problems al Offers Own Prog Then he outlined. rophecics of g is own s for: cestruction Monday night of two | acco seed beds at Cayey and Cidl’nl thereby extending the Company’s complete facilities and large resources for the convenience of the people of Wash- ned masked men. ps of about 30 men appeared ington. y two places— | they bout 20 miles apart—and fir=d on armed watchmen of the Porto | Rican Leaf Tobacco Company. 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