Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1935, Page 23

CATHOLICS SEEK PROBE OF MEXICO Most Rev. M. J. Curley, at Mass Meeting, Asserts Plans Frustrated. Catholics of Washington Monday night called upon the government to investigate conditions in Mexico. This action was taken at a mass meeting, which packed Gonzaga Hall, and heard Most Rev. Michael J. Cur- ley, Archbishop of Baltimore, assert that the administration “has given in- structions to frustrate” efforts for an investigation of charges of widespread persecution of Catholics in Mexico. In this connection it was recalled that Benator Borah, Republican, of Idaho several weeks ago introduced a reso- lution providing for such an inquiry. “Let there be no doubt about it”| the archbishop continued, “the admin- istration has given instructions to frustrate further efforts either in be- half of persecuted Christians in Mex- ico. or with regard to a fair, impartial investigation of alleged violation of American rights.” Many Protests Cited. Archbishop Curley said it had been estimated a million resolutions and letters of protest against the alleged persecutions had been sent Presidem. Roosevelt and Secretary Hull. “Is it possible.” he continued, ‘thnt silence and opposition will be the only Tesponse to_these petitions? “In the first place, it must be mnde clear that there is no excuse for the | SALVATION ARMY UNIT TAKES NEW QUARTERS| Social Service Center Body Moves to Avoid Paying Further Rent on 0ld Site. The Salvation Army Social Service Center moved into its new building at First and F streets yesterday, in spite | of the fact it will not be finished unfll April 14, This was to avold paying No Matter What Your Age No Need Now to Let Gray Hair Cheat You Now Comb Away Gray Hair his Easy Way 1t screams: gradual and = s mznds forget they ever had s Eray hair. and no one knew they did & thing fo it Make This Trial Test Jou les( Knlor Bak wllhaul THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, MARCH PEN WOMEN ELECT the shops, where donated articles are [ Mrs. Bess Heath Olmstead Is|schied, Chosen President. Mrs. Bess Heath Olmstead was | treasurer; Hur elected president of the board of di- | historian; Miss Margaret Jeln Baily, further rent on the old quarters, at 629 New Jersey avenue, now deserted. The new edifice, the property and made over by men who apply to the Salvation Army for aid, have all been paid for through the sale of renovated articles. Brig. John McGee is making & direct appeal to Washington resi- dents for recreation equipment with | Tectors of the District League of | Manchester, which to furnish the play rooms in the | American Pen Women at the annual | Maude C. Lukens, auditor, A “Calvert for Governor” demon- | Glee Club gave a concert. stration Monday night was a feature of the Maryland Society’s reception and A co-operative movement for con- | dance at the Kennedy-Warren Apart- trolled production of cotton textiles | ments in celebration of Maryland day. Other officers elected - were Miss | has been started in France. new building. meeting ‘The new telephone numbers are Dis- trict 8023, 8024 and 8025. Those who | “8*® work are be sent to collect the materials, Phone POtomac 5678 onday night in the Bur- otel. She succeeds Dr. wish to contribute to this social service | Frances Moon Butts, Who was named ed to call and trucks will | parliamentarian. vice president; Miss Clara Mander- recording secretary; Miss Myrta Ethel Cawood, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Nellle Wlller Irish, Gadrum urja, of Maryland registrar; Mrs. Anne Wagenhurst librarian, and Mrs. [E— Textile Control Urged. Hershey’s Chocolate Bars __With ALMONDS <.,mu HERSHEY'S v Washingto: and descendant of the Calverts wh FEATURES MEETING founded Maryland. Col. Calvert, s Demonstration Held by Members | Maryland State soclety here, at Dance. The guests indorsed by popular |the corresponding month of last year. 27, 1935. Yarmurie Mergold, e ve pres | GALVERT FOR GOVERNOR |acclatm Col. George H. Calvert, ir. n and Maryland attorney served seven terms as president of the Prior to '.he dance, an address was made by Byrd, vice president and dlrecwr of athletics at the Uni- versity of Maryland. 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