Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1933, Page 19

PAPEN AND VATICAN DISCUSS GERMANY Reioh Vice Chancellor - Calls oh Cardinal Pacelli. Goering at Rome. By the Associated Press. ROME, April 10.—Vice Chancellor Pranz von Papen of Germany called on Cardinal Pacelli, secretary of state of the Holy See, today and discussed re- lations among Chancellor Hitler and his Nazis, the German Catholic Center party and the Vatican. Baron von Papen, a Catholic, formerly belonged to the Center party. Pope Pius probably will receive the German government leader Wednesday. Goering at Rome. Capt. Hermann Goering, leading Nazi member of the Hitler cabinet, arrived at 1:42 pm. today at the Rome Airport from Germany. He was welcomed by Gen. Italo Balbo, minister of air; Ger- man Ambassador von Hassell and Prin- cess Mafalda. The Goering party included Under- secretary of Air Miich of Germany and Prince of Hesse, who is the husband of Princess Mafalda. Prelates said Cardinal Pacelll, who knows Germany well because he was papal nuncio there before he was made cardinal, and Baron von Papen, who is & papal Knight of the Cape and Sword, intended to enter thoroughly into the situation in Germany. Commenting on reports that the baron would discuss reconstruction of the Catholic Centrists and that the Pope would seek relaxation of the anti- Jewish movement, prelates character- ized these statements as “all hypo- thesis.” They pointed out the vatican is not concerned with German party politics as long as they are limited to the political field, and they said Hitler already has relaxed the anti-Jewish movement. Attitude to Hitler Changes. ‘The vatican's attitude toward Hitler has considerably changed since he came into power. This is principally the result, the vatican organ Observa- tore said, of “National Socialism's change in direction and attitude as evi- denced by Hitler’s platform speech be- hreB::‘l:n Reichstag.” (. newspapers reported that Hitler himself may make a trip to Rome to climax the missions of his two cabinet members.) Both Capt. Goering and the vice chancellor are to see Mussolini. The vice chancellor, who arrived here yes- terday, a day in advance of Capt. Goering, will remain until April 18. He is accompanied by Frau von Papen. He sald Mussolini, whom he called “the Great Chieftain” of the Italian government, already has been “tangibly demonstrating” friendship for the new German regime. —_— AUTOPSY PLANNED An_ investigation by homicide squad detectives and thé District coroner was launched today into the death early this morning at Gallinger Hcspital of Miss Oline Walker, 28, of the 100 block ‘Twelfth street southeast. An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of her death. The young woman was brought to the hospital at 8 o'clock last night and died shortly before 6 a.m. today, with- out hospital physicians arriving at a definite conclusion as to the cause. 100,000 Given Part-Time Jobs. - LOS ANGELES, April 10 (#).—More than 100,000 men have received part- time employment here since February 1 under relief program of the Re- construction Finance Corporation, a re- port to Frank L. Shaw, chairman of the county board of supervisors; showed yest y. The stabilization bureau now is fur- nishing labor to 146 opentlngcgrojecu. the total estimated cost of which is $2,- 913,929 in wages alone. Antioch —the College-bred Shoe 1‘F you have thought that perfect Shoe com- fort was to be had only with the sacrifice of smart style—there is a surprise for you in Antioch Shoes. Graceful in model, supremely comfortable The more you are you will appreciate the ease of Antiochs. Ex- clusively here in Washington. 750 to 1050 SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) and Mrs. Wallace Streeter will preside at the tea table. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart and their small son have taken an apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel for the Spring season. Mrs. Laura E. Morris, who makes her home at the Shoreham, entertained at| the dinner dance Saturday, April 8, for her sister, Mrs. John Evans of Florida, who is spending some time in Wash- ington. They expect to sail next month to spend the Summer in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Cory, ac- companied by Miss Lillian Cory and | Miss Emma Hall of De Graff, Ohio, ‘were week end guests at the Dodge. Lebanon Chapter, Order of the East- ern Star, has completed arrangements for its Spring dance and card party which is to be held at the Kennedy- Warren on the evening of Wednesday, April 19. This annual affair is being conducted by the Eastern Star Temple Committee, of which Mrs. Ruth S. Cromelin, past matron, is chairman, and the Endowment Committee, of which Mrs. Augusta G: Thompson, past matron, is chairman. Facilites for card playing will be furnished those not de- siring to dance. All proceeds of this dance will be used to increase the en- dowment fund of the Masonic and East- ern Star Home and the fund beiug collected for the erection of an Eastern Star temple. Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ Wesley enter- tained in their home on Berryman ave- nue, Greater Capitol Heights, Md., Sat- urday night with five hundred. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hirsh | of Seat Pleasant, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. | William DuBusky, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weston of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purdy of Greater Capitol Heights, Md. Mayor Harmon O. 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