Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1932, Page 17

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, XO\'EMBER 20, 1932—PART ONE. B—S forood Sonder ' the pot of & i WATERWAYS PROJECT land his big xr‘rroplxne near | chase from the border. " | BISHOP T MOVE HOME | FLYER HELD IN JAIL CHURCH'S MISS!UN b 5 omct s ON LIQUOR CHARGES 5% S5 % SUPPORT IS PLANNED 10 BE DISCUSSED Catholic Prelates to Take Part in Radio Program ‘ on Radio Today. | Distinguished Catholic prelat all parts of the United States ill participate in a radio discussion of “The Intellectual Mission of the C America” at Catholic ¥ ersity campus from 6:15 to 7 p.m. today. The pro- gram, which will include the reading of a special message to the Catholics of America from Pape Pius XI, will be broadcast over a nationai networg of stations. The message of the Pope will be read by the Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore and chancelior of the university, which is spo the event. Thousands of Catholic U versity alumni in all parts of country are to assemble in groups to listen to the broadcast. Local alumni nd members of the university faculty will meet in McMahon Hall auditorium. Banguet to Be Held. Afterward local alumni and faculty embers will join the participating clates and the choir for a banquet in the main dining hall of the univer- sity in celebration of the event, which described as unique in church annal Clarence E. Mar W. Va, university School of Law and president of the American Bar Association, will speak at the banquet. t will be the first time in the hi: of the church in the United Stat and probably for any country,” it stated in cadcast hie: ngle program to give all America a ar picture of the church’s intellectual Will Clarify Many Tssues.” ‘Coming at a time when vague and vnstable ideas find ready root in minds unbalanced by their unset physicak state, and couched in presise | and unmistakable terms, this broadcast | ill clarify many issues. In selecting the Catholic University as the source | cf the broadcast, the hierarchy are well aware of the growing influence of the institution, particularly since the in- auguration of the e | under their direction, ne: ago.” His Eminence, Williem Cardinal O'Connell, Archbishop of Boston; the Mjost Rev. John J. Glennon, Archbishop | of St. Louis; Archbishop John G. Mur- | ray of St. Paul, Archbishop John J. Mitty of San Francisco and Right Rev. | James H. Ryan, rector of the university, | will participate in the discussion which | goes on the air over the Columbia | Broadcasting System’s network. A male | choir of 50 voices from the \'ellglous] and lay students of the university Wll] sing during the program. SILVER FRANCS PROPOSED D11 to Be Presented to Parliament | in Paris. | PARIS, November 19 (). —The Coun- <1 of Mind Parliam s pleces and the. validity o Bamk. of and other pro- | harmful to French | THE WEATHER District of Columbia: Fair ard colder | today, tomorrow fair and warmer; di- minishing northwest winds today, be- coming southerly and increasing to- mOrTow. | Maryland: Fair and colder today; to- morrow increasing cloudiness and warmer. Virginia: Fair and colder today; to- morrow fair and warmer. West Virginia: Fa omewhat colder in east portions today; tomorrow cloudy and warmer, light rain tomorrow after- noon or night. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very cioudy this evening Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday Midnight 5 1 : 2 am. . 6 2 p.] . 4 am. . 4pm 6 am. . 6 pm 8 am. . 52 8pm 10 am. 10 pn Highest, 54, m. yesterda; ago, 64. Lowest, 41, at 10 pm. yesterday. Year ago, 59. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) High . Low High . Low sun, today Sun, tomorrow Moon, today . Automobile ligh one-helf hour after sunset. Rainfall, f inches in the h to date): ra Remrd Q000> Omana, Nebr. Philadelpnia. Phoenix. Ariz Bistsourgh, - . | addition of the Cuban “Mission and | After Additicn to Territ found 80 gallons of alcohol in the p].nne.‘ TROY, Ala, November 19 (¥ Ponder was granted bond of $4.000 | ‘B“hcp w N M.,S\mm, told the Ala. Unable to Make Bond After Being| H United States Commissioner Paul A. Mlsmslppx Valley Association to| ockhart. The plane was confiscated. It was not the first time Ponder had 1 Formulate Program at Meet- run afoul of customs officers. Several | z 3 ing This Week. the Methodist n;uwpxl C‘mrch South. today that th Forced Down Near Border of Mexico. Holston Conferences to his territory will St make necessery the transf PRSI ey, SR T AN N o) ok aNovember 19 | brought to earth with loads of liquor o Abrvrit & (Bil) Ponder, American | ,eier furious aerial chases from the months ago his plane was forced down | under similar circumstances at the San | Angelo Municipal Airport, and recently | Ponder paid & fine of $500 in the case.| By the Associated Press ar fiyer tonight (x‘m{m)z his efforts to arrange new charges of smuggling 2 v by airplane from Mexico into States of Krn ucky, V Vest d States. Virginia, under his ju oms officers, R. P. Deuel and | connected by telephone. | over American territory. | barge lines, proposals to abandon fu beginning N TEN DAYS OF STOREWIDE PRICE REDUCTIONS to deal with efforts to put wat In both instances, the flyer was ST LOUIS, November 19.—The Mis- onde nert sissippi Valley Association will meet er, remained in jail here here next week to formulate a program ;8150 consider article eight of the St Mexican border several hundred miles 0 PIOBTAM |1, ¢ rence treaty which would place the version of water from Lake Mi-higan under centrol of an intern: | Great Britain and Egypt have been | ther waterway development as an econ- | mission, and afect m;:s;"x‘tré: omy measure and to take a stand for |the newly completed Illino's wa: Commerce Commission. Macleay said the association would | E. Hull of Ilincis, Claude V. Parson, Lilinois; John G, Cooper, Ohio; W. I ‘lo combat recent attacks on the Federal | o Nolan, Minnesota; Representative-elect the barge lines in their Tate war with a part of the lakes-to-the-gulf watel the rairoads. | way. The association is camposed of mem- hn in 25 States, mastly those within he )fln:amfl Misouff and Ghio River 1’nzesd-y Lachlan Macleay, St. Louis, secretary, | Isham said the railroads have instituted a cut- Tate war against water lines on a so- lected hsl of commodities which T the backbone of the water lines to: will convene Monday and A morning. The associaiion also wil supervision of the Representative Joseph B. Shannon, | head of the Congressional Committee, | will address the association Tuesday | are Col. Robert president of the as- sociation: Edward A. O'Neal, presicent Gerrish t National Ccmndl of Shlphufl'!cts 'n’lm- dore Brent, traflic counse! leans; Representative Shannon. 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