Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 21

IVOTE ON WILKERSON METHODITS URGE [ o ueeson FENINI BAANE e for Statement of Views for Modern Business Is Held LT “Unchristian, Unethical and Anti-Social.” By the Associated Press. For this session, at least, it is now un- likely that the Senate will confirm the nomination of Judge James H. Wilker- w:éewuz;\e Unlr'zdullatu cln:u;: Court. ntencer of apone, the gan By the Associated Press. lord, Wilkerson has been under fire of ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, May 26— labor organizations éor dml::'ons z%ely iregard as unfair and oppressive e Bweeping reorgantzation of the present | {FRITS 88 LHEE PAC, OPPrestive, e economic system, immediate Federal aid ' styudied the nomination, finally asked for the unemployed and enforcement of | anti-gambling laws “from dice nmen to the Stock Exchange” were demanded | yesterday by the Methodist Oenenll Conference in its fina] session. The demands, made in a series of official proncuncements, were prefaced By 2 denunciation of modern business. Business Held Unethical. H “The present industrial order is un- | ehristian, unethical and anti-social be- | cause it is largely based on the profit | motive,” the confercnce stated. ! The creation of a commission by ! congressional authority to start an im- | mediate study of present conditions and to find their remedies was recom- mended. ! The immediate need, however. a state- | ment declared, “is for Federal unem- | ployment relief.” Bishops Designated. ‘The conference directed Bishops W. ¥. McDowell, E. H. Hughes and F. J. McConrell to urge upon President Hoover and the Congress the “impera- tive necessity for action.” Eight suggestions were offered for the economic reorganization commission’s consideration, if created. “A planned industrial economy definitely aiming at the assurance of economic security” was the first of these. The declaration also advocated modi- fiertion of the anti-trust laws and legis- Iation allowing business to organize under the regulation of a Federal com- mission. SOCIALIST REPEAL PLANK QUESTIONABLE Drys Force Party Referendum After Delegates Vote to Make Dry Law Issue. B the Associated Press MILWAUKEE, Wiss. May 26.—An; venth-hour stratagem by dry lead- | at the National Socialist Convention here has made it questionable whether prohibition repeal would be an issue. The prohibitionists recalled a con- vention rule yesterday that referred the issue to a vote of all party members after the delegates in three ballots ‘Tuesday night voted to include a re- peal plank in the platform. The con- vention had adjourned soon after the repeal votes were cast. But yesterday George Goebel of New- ark, N. J., a leader of the dry faction, announced he has procured the signa- tures of 49 per cent of the convention's | delegates asking for a pa eferendum | on_the prohibition que: Goebel said only delegate signatures make it g@*datory Executiry Committec to order such a‘ referenaum. and until an expression was received from the membership the | repeal plank could not be considered part of the platform. Party members must return the billots by August 15. per cent of lh!‘ were needed to| upon the party’s| Births Reported. Myron H. and Clara Wingst. bos. mllum and Irma J. Schuctze. bo. 2 Anna R, Roberts. “boy. bert A. and Anna Bigham, 3 a Ritus' B and, Helsteen Blakanbaber. el rge P. and Alma M. Stertzback. girl. Walter M. and Maud L. Shea. girl. Frank H.'and Della Chaney. wirl. Tohn and Mvtle Murohs. ho Georee 'and Estelle Courinex. twin sirls. d Dorothy E. Jones. hov. and Lilian Robinson: oy~ o ana Helen Bell. il Washington and Brown, boy. Torn B and Ola Rnstell: Bov Georee and Marv Hill. bov Floyd F and Margare! Fi Jemes P and Dora Ci John and Bertha G. Ci S Deaths Reported uda T. Chambers, 74, 4227 Ingomar st 7, Providence Hospital. 8 zabeth u Toll Martha L. Day. 64. 3620 Bladensourg rd. £ H'IW[ 38. Pyovldenc@ melnl . Tra jam 3704 St Btrother ¥. Jo 46. Tuberculosis njamip Igss, 23, Polomac River eek. 11 months. Georgetown | vmv-nny pospital - Jackson. 80. 1201 Rhode Island & |l I Hoo,f 4. !l Elizabeth's Hospital. fenry, 59, 1008 6th st < n-rd Hunter, 37. fi!edmenl Hospital, impon, 36. 1547 Columbia. st ite. 22, Freedmen's Hosoitsl > Fonahive. 20. Freedmen's Hespital. vhd‘.CI fl!' th 5;” (h Child Lmweod Carmitchell. 9 months. Children's Woapita Hos- POTTHAST Antiqe Reproductions Direct From the Makers SALE Summer Week Hand-Made Furniture 20% to 30% Reductions CHIPPENDALE LOVE SEAT Ballibuntls From our own shops, cus- -made, comes this sur- prisingly comforteble ln seat of unusual design, solid ahogany arms and ' base. Bfiered in a choice Selection fabrics under cost of pro- ction. 1 Est. 1892 POTTHAST BROS. INC. | 1741-43 Connecticut Ave. Factory 1400 Block Wicomica St. ‘BaMimore. Md. $7¢N. Charles St. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON the jurist to appear for & personal statement on his acts and views. He advised this group yesterday he will k"nut be INIB ui m.dlwlm mn-" because of & AN portan case now before Him, Memabers of the committee indicated they would not vm on the nomination before hearing u unconfirmed now, President Hoo- ver will have a chance to give Wilker- son a recess appointment as soon as Congress adjourns. Sick on Litters in Church. At a special service for the sick, held recently in the well known Church of the Sacred Heart, Paris, the extensive nave of the cathedral was filled with litters on which the ill rested after be- ing carried to the edifice. Special pra: ers were offered and a sermon to com- Jme new Hand-Ironed Bakus And of course many others. . 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Favorites in the Grey Shops Slips Are French Crepe $].9 There are several styles that are proving very popular . . . the bias cut slip with lace top and bot- tom and a shadow panel that is a Summertime blessing is one . . . and then there's a bandeau top slip (the bandeau is mnet lined), and a tailored slip with dainty hemstitching and embroidery. Flesh, tea rose, white, tan, black and navy. Nighties Printed Batiste 1 Partly because cotton is invad- ing every corner of your ward. . partly because it’s con- ermart to go 1o sleep like a shepherdess, little printed Dbatiste . fitted, if you please cunning tieback sashes are going out by the hey're grand for va. Flesh, tea rose, blue and white. GREY SHOPS— SECOND FLOOR. 0 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL DRAWS MANY Far Corners of World to Be Rep- resented in Singing and Violin Playing in Vienna. Special Dispatch to The Star. VIENNA (N.ANA).—Places as far away as Uruguay, Cuba and Iceland are -enfiu com) for the internation- al competi in sl and violin playing that is to!omp-nonhuuma- coming festival of the International So- clety for Contemporary Music. Alto- gether are some 500 entries for '.ha event, which opens June 16 and ends June 32. Visitors will be invited to attend a performance of Gluck’s “Iphigenia m Aulis” and a curious ballet or horses, “I’'m too busy to take chances going to stores! D. C., THURSDAY, for which the music was written by the seventeenth century composer, achmd zer, Members of the Spanish Ridin School will mount the four-footed pct- formers in the ballet. (Copyright. 1932. by the North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) KING CALLS AUDITORS i8ixteen to Aid Carol to Straighten Out State Accounts. Special Dispatch to The Star. BUCHAREST (N.AN.A.).—King Carol has the auditors in. An army of French accountants, 16 , has descended éxpm his home, and = stal nnmaun out the un(lodlht state muwnommmnmtm MAY since the World War that financial for- .dvmu have boen called in by and Balkan govern- % but it &mblbly. as 26, 1932. Invnnom HIGH-PRESSURE SALES BOOST ROYAL OPERA | Lure of Silver Xeys May Xeep Budapest Singers on Pay Roll. Special Dispatch to The Ster. BUDAPEST (N.AN.A) —The Royal Opera House is tackling its difficulties of | and the slump with spirit and has de- ingenious vl.udu: plan for ralsing T heée who aspire to be known as “opera habitues,” and there are quite « B-S§™ mvlud to | forcements arrived and cleared the w the fringes Rk rofessional this manner ely, it 1s ftlt by t.he -uv.hmm., prove irresistible to fashionable opera- goers, (Copys 1933. by the North American spaper All nc.) Pobless Smash Windows. 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