Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1935, Page 15

PATRIOTIC COUNCIL PLANSBREAKFAST Speeches and Moving Pic- tures to Be Given at De- fense Event Tomorrow. A program of speeches and moving | pictures will be given at the annual national defense breakfast of the Na- tional Patriotic Council tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at the Willard Hotel. | ‘Speakers will include Rear Admiral | P. S. Rossiter, surgeon general of the Navy, and Maj. Charles Demonet, procurement officer for the Third Corps Area Military Training Camps Association. ‘The films will be illustrative of the ‘ Navy and the citizens training camps. | Music will be furnished by & section | of the United States Navy Band un- der direction of Alexandria Morris, assistant leader. At the close of the formal program. Heads Law Group DR. HAYDEN JOHNSON. & round-table conference will be held on matters pertaining to adequate na- tional defense. Mrs. Virginia Jenckes. Representative from Indmna will discuss her pending bill to pro- vide for the regulation of the d)spla\ of the American flag on Federal and District Government buildings. Mrs. Colden Ruggles, Mrs. David J. Rumbough, Mrs. Charles K. Johnson and Mrs. John F. Weinmann com- prise the Reception Committee. Mrs David D. Caldwell, former vice presi- dent general of the D. A. R., is chair- man of the Admissions Committee. | Mrs. Noble Newport Potts, president | of the council, will preside. | CLEAN STREET DRIVE SOUGHT BY CITIZENS Mt. Pleasant Association Sees Need for City-Wide Move. Zoning Clause Asked. | A proposal for a city-wide drive to maintain cleaner streets was indorsed last night by the Mount Pleasant Citizens' Association, meeting at the | Mount Pleasant Library. The practice of throwing waste | paper and trash on the streets was criticized by Dr. A. A. Chenay, who | said Sixteenth street and other thor- oughfares have become “filthy” with the litter of old newspapers and other | waste matter. Appointment of a special commit- tee to appear before the Commission- | ers and other citizens’ associations m‘ secure support of the movement was | directed in a resolution. M. W. Lewis, chairman of the Zon- | ing Committee, reported several resi- dences had been turned into apart- ment hcuses in violation of zoning regulations for Mount Pleasant. Un- der the present zoning regulations, no resident is allowed to “enlarge prem- ises for apartment use. A resolution | asking that this be changed to --sl-] tered” was introduced by Lewis. The resolution was unanimously adopted. A motion introduced by Lewis favor- ing the adoption of daylight sa‘mg time was lost, 16 to 8. e TRADE LOSS LAID | PARTLY TO TARIFF Senator Wagner Tells Radio Au- dience Policies Are to Be Bettered. By the Associated Press. | Senator Wagner, Democrat. of New | York said last night in a radio speech | that much of the loss of foreign trade | by America was attributable to poli- | cles under which the United States barred products from foreign coun- tries by high tariffs. Wagner told his audience over !hp‘ National Broadcasting System that | after lending money with which other | nations might buy American goods, ! this country refused to accept com- modities from them with which they | could pay the debts. | “The trade policies which we are | now perfecting are just as protective to labor and industry as any th: have been followed in the past. But we are attempting to protect the right things rather than the wrong. “We are no longer protecting the inefficiency which can live only by artificial assistance and which is a drain upon the workers purse when- ever he buys the necessities of life. “The visible signs today that cur foreign trade is expanding are among | the surest tokens of general indus- | trial revival, r ployment and in- | creasing prosperity.” | Man Cleared After 20 Years. ] After serving 20 years in prison in | Portugal for alleged murder, M. Ra- | pozo has been found innocent. An- other man, arrested in Gouveia on a | minor charge, has confessed that he committed the murder for which Ra- pozo received a sentence of 28 years. As this is the second case in Portugal recently in which an innocent man was sentenced Portuguese newspapers | declare that it is a strong argument against reintroducing capital punish- | ment in the country. ' DR. JOHNSON TO HEAD 'COMMITTEE FOR BAR| National U. Chancellor to Lead| in Aiding American Law Institute Parley. Dr. Hayden Johnson, chancellor of National University and dean of its Law School, has been appointed chair- | jman of the committee of prominent | | Washington attorneys who will co- operate with the American Law In- stitute when it convenes here in an- | nual session next month to continue its task of restating the body of the law. The committee head, who also 1sj | president of the Board of Education, was named by H. Winship Wheatley, president of the local Bar Association. Other members of the committee | are: George P. Barse. also represent- | ing National University; George E. Hamilton, dean: Hugh Fegan. assist- | ant dean, and Prof. John E. Lasky o{“ Georgetown Law School, Dean Wil- | liam C. Van Vleck and Walter C. Cle- | | phane of the George Washington Um-‘ versity Law School: William J. Neale | lof Columbus University, James FRl Hayden of the Catholic University | Law School, Edwin A. Mooers of the | | Washington College of Law and r‘1 | Regis Noel, past president of the Dis- | mcl Bar Association. | The American Institute of Law will | have before it this year two volumes: | “Restatement of Pmpert\—-'renmme‘ | Draft No. 6” and ‘“Restatement of Trusts—Proposed Final Draft.” The institute meets in Washington an- nually in the execution of its gigantic task of restating the body of the law. MOTHER IS REPORTED FAVORITE OF GLORIA News, New York Daily, Says Child's Affection Has Been Won by Parent. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 13.—The News says in a copyright story that Gloria | Vanderbilt, 11-year-old heiress, has | changed her mind about her mother, Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt “Once she spurned her,” savs. “Now she loves to visit her.” Supreme Court Justice John F. Ca- | rew recently awarded custody of the | child for five days each week to her aunt, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, prominent and wealthy New Yorker. The mother was given custody of the child for two days of each week. An appeal from the decision is pending. COLBY CALLS EDITORS 70 ABOLITIONIST RITES College to Discuss Press Freedom as It Honors Lovejoy, Mobbed Alumnus. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Me., April 13.—News- | paper editors and publishers of the\ country will be invited to a special convocation of Colby College, May 18, to discuss “The Freedom of the Press” at the commemoration of Elijah Pari.sh Lovejoy. Colby alumnus. The Convocation was authorized by | the Colby Board of Trustees at their Spring meeting here today. Lovejoy, who was a native of Albion, | Me., was killed by a mob in Alton, 111, in 1837 while defending his right to publish anti-slavery sentiments in his newspaper. QUINTUPLETS GAIN CALLANDER, Ontario, April 13 (/). —The Dionne quintuplets today all registered weight gains after contin- ued losses during the past few days. 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