Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1935, Page 13

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1935. GOING NEW YORK? Make your visit doubly | enjoyable . HOTEL MONTCLAIR] " Laxington Ave., 49th to 50th Shs. wer art conter! Con smat € et \n the o™ nd theatre and atent to 18" R 1URPHY WARKS 0F TRADENROADS . live at the |Holds Forceful Action Is {Necessary to Check Japan’s Advances in Philippines. By the Associated Press. Gov. Gen, Frank Murphy has re- turned from the Philippines with a personal warning to the administra- | tion that forceful action is necessary to prevent Japan from capturing the bulk of the islands’ trade. Murphy arrived here yesterday. Outwardly optimistic for the future of the islands as they begin their transition toward full independence, Murphy was known to be deeply con- Attorney George H. O'Connor, one, i of Washington's most popular amateur | | entertainers, will be tendered a testi- monial banquet Saturday night at the Mayflower Hotel by fellow members of | the Lawyers’ Club. For more than 30 years, Mr. O'con- nor’s songs and stunts have enter- tained hundreds of meetings and din- ners. The banquet will be an expres- sion of appreciation for the many | times Mr. O'Connor has appeared be- | | fore the club. As a special feature, a group of | marionettes, made in the likeness of | Mr. O'Connor will act out his songs. ' Members of the Junior League de- signed and fashioned the: puppets. About 150 guests are expected at the Charles Drayton, 2425 Kalo- dinner. rama road, is chairman of the com- Lawyers’ Club Will Give Dinner SOVIETS ARE LINKED | Honoring George H. O’Connor TO U.S. COMMUNISTS House Foreign Affairs Committee Sets Tinkham Resolution Hearing Next Month. By the Associated Press. Russia and the Communist party in the United States were made in the Committee disregarded State Depart- withdrawal of Russian recognition. Chairman McCormack of the s L2171 07 777017 DT TT 7 1T 7777000 00 House yesterday as its Foreign Affairs | }§ ment wishes and set a hearing next |3 month on the Tinkham resolution for | g clal committee -which investigated | time they were not, and whether they propaganda activities took the floor | exist:or not I have no knowledge,” after an interchange between other | he said, “but the indisputable fact members as to whether the Soviet |remains that there is direct continu- State was financing the spread of |ity between the Third Internationale propaganda in this country. of Soviet Russia and the Communist “Without regard to whether or not | party of the United States.” financial contributions have been| The Foreign Affairs Committee, on traced, and, of course, in the limited |8 demand by Representative Tink- Charges of a link between Soviet |} Shaop Where Quality Counts A-13 ham, Republican, of Massachusetts, set March 19 for hearings on his res- olution to withdraw Russian recogni- tion. e Auto Sent by Plane. An automobile was shipped by air recently from London to Paris, WEEK-END |} SPECIAL || mittee in charge. ‘ \BECOMES FATHER AT 75 cerned over Japanese trade inroads {and corresponding American export Reg. 9c 45C0 Buckwheat or | Pancake Flour 2 »= 15¢ 4&SCO Golden Table Syrup........ ™.* 10c Pillsbury’s Pancake. . . .20-0zpks. 10| - Log Cabin Syrup 1o 25c; b 49c Aunt Jemima Pancake. .2 pkes. 25¢, Maypole Pancake Syrup. .. .bot. 15¢ Reg. 9¢c 4500 Slowly Cooked Beans 2 4% 15¢ 28-0z. cans With Pork and Tomato Sauce. A4S0 Sauer Kraut 3 bigcans 25¢ N losses. N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NIk § K Full Pack Tomatoes. .3 med.cans 25¢ N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N He declined to comment on this . Phase of his Visit, however, but it Was | o\ wwojier Gilbey Took Second ‘Wife Last Year. | LONDON, February 28 UP)—Sir | Gilbey, noted 75-year-old announced last the first thing he discussed with Sec- retary of War Dern in a preliminary | conference pending the return of GEORGE H. 0O'CONNOR. | President Roosevelt from Hyde Park. = | He recommended to Dern that the | Walter Our prices are less United States co-operate fully with |British sportsman, gban, those, Fneral | the Filipinos in solving their economic | hight the birth of & son to his second srades of coal. | problems, and said he later would dis- because we jell for cash on | s the matter With other interested From Famous Pennsslvania | cabinet officers. Anthracite mines: | Apparently authentic reports were $13.50 | that Murphy was concerned Wwith N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N " N will name him,” he said. N N N N N N N N N N N N 13.75 | quick arrangement of a reciprocal 3 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N “Been too busy to think about it.” . Sir Walter was divorced in 1926 and last year married Mrs. Marion Broad- wife, whom he married in 1934. ‘The baronet was quite excited about it. “Name? I don’t know Yet what we | head. Reg. 9¢ 450 Cut Red No. 2 Beets 2 = 15¢ Easy to serve—easy to prepare. Manning’s Hominy bigcan 10¢ Bel MoukeCooked Spinach bigean 15¢ ASC0 Fancy Tomatoes. . .No.2can 12¢ | Farmdale Crush. Corn 2 No.2cans 25¢ Reg. HEINZ Soups l4c e 25¢ Except Clam Chowder and Consomme. Pea Beansu.civiie 2 9¢ Macaroni #«sw 2::15¢ 13.50 | trade pact with the Philippines which ..$1L50 | would give the two governments a .- $8.65 | system of trade preferences. 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