Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1935, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, N. C.. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1935. A3 Account of Shriners’ Convention 51 00 Round Trip B a ] t l more ll Duce Inspects ansnon of | 2 Round Trip *1.00 Annapoll June 8th to 16th Tichets good June 16th W.B.&A.E.R.R. 12th and New York Ave. N.W, Telephone NAtional 1255 FOR ALL WHITE SHOES BOTTLE o TUBE 1 Oca 25¢] 611 TWELFTH STREET Prnducere of Distrne PBusiness qTATIONER)( e Dusiness CARDS Lot ws add poverto yriir Buiness (drrecpondence & Phore dor without cbligation oror Reprecentatng Puones DI 486 - 4860 LOW PRICES STILL IN EFFECT Buy the Best Penna. Anthracite and Save Money R.S.MILLER 805 Third St. N.W. Phone Nat. 5178 IN THE NEW SHAKER TOP TIN The antiseptic. 800LbIng powder tor 1he feet'In a handy aad con- penient contaiger f r ve Sxmple and Walking Doll ALLEN'S root-usl. LE ROY, N. Y. If Your Dentist Hurts You Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert Double - i Suction I Guarantee a Perfect Tight Fit in Any Mouth 1 Give Viole v Treatment rrhea . Extraction Sl and 32 Alse Gas Fat. Plates § Repaired DR. FIELD 406 7th St. N.W. MEt. 9256 Plates $10to $35 Gold Crowns 56 up Fillings, 81 wo .50 no EDUCATIONAL. " National University Law School Summer Term Begins 17, 1935, at 6:30 P.M. June Standard three-year cotrse leading to degreez of LL. B, and J. D. Graduate eourses leading to de- grees of L. M., M. P. L. and S. J. D. All classes held at hours conven- tent for employed students. School of Economics and Government Degree rourses of collegiate grade offered in Political Science, Govern- ment, Economics. Psychology, His- tory, Finance, Business and Lan- guages. Addre. National 66 Secretary, 818 13th St. N.W. MUSSOLINI SPURNS returning till | l]PINI[JN OF WORLD 0,000 Troops Before Sailing for Mnca. lv the Associated Press. SASSARI, Sardinia, June 10— Premier Mussolini today described the opinions of the Test of the world | regarding Italy's policies as “a ridicu- } lous Punch and Judy show which will be burned by Fascist ardor.” Il Duce made a surprise flight here | | from Cagliari, at the other end of the | island, where he reviewed zo‘nnol troops of the Sabauda Division Satur- | dav prior to their departure for East | Africa. He piloted his seaplane him- | o ;r«m\mg at this city. he spoke from | the balcony of the prefecture fo a | | square thronged with Fascist militia and citizens “The battle will be continued.” | Mussolini told his audience, “for the progress of our nation. for the good of our people, for the honor of our flag.” Expressing his pleasure at “the mili- | fary appearance” of Sassari on his | | first visit in 12 years, TI Duce warned: | | “we still have many things to do. These things will be accompliched. | however, because the Fascist will is a will of iron, ready to overcome any obstacles.” PRESS ATTACK MODERATED. Mussolini Orders Newspapers to Ease ' Up on Britain. | June 10 (#) —Premier Mus- | solini ordered [taiian newspagers 10- dav to moderate the bitterness of their attacks on Great Britain in con- ROME. | nection with the (iaio-Ethiopian dis- | meetings were inspired by the Agri- | to campaign against Senator Joseph | | pute Although he 4id not command the ! press to suspend 1< anti-British com- ment. entirely, tne premier. acting through his son-m-law. Count Ga- leazzo Ciano, undersecretary of state for press and propaganda, enioined publications to keep the tone ot their campaign within certain limiutions. Il Duce is said :0 have been startled by the extreme cegree of antagonism reflected in newspaper articles and editorials of the 'ast few days FEARS FASED SLIGHTLY. British Hold Question of Africa Most Important. LONDON. June 10 (#).—Word that Premier Mussolini has applied the soft pedal to the arti-British campaign in the Italian press served only slightly today to allay the concern with which Great Britain views the Italo-Ethio- pian situation Official circles. while pleased to learn of Tl Duce's action, expressed the view thai Anglo-Italian relations ! were at best onlv A side issue to the more important question of what Italy ultimately may do in East Africa. LONG AND TALMADGE = Two Believed Aspiring to Lead Anti-Roosevelt Forces in 1936. By the Associaied Press ATLANTA, June 10.—Southern | politicians are wondering how many Democrats will follow Georgia's Tal- | madge and Louisiana’s Long, who are trying to promote sentiment in their | home States against President Roose- velt While neither has announced a can- didate. many politicians look on Long | and Talmadge as active aspirants for standard bearer of the anti-Roosevelt forces. Recently Long spoke at Shreveport. La., to several thousand persons from Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana. apparently embarking on s mnational campaign against the renomination of Mr. Rooseveit. Followers of Talmadge plan a mam- moth rally of Georgians in his behall at Canton, 60 miles northwest of At- lanta, on July 4. In recent weeks farmers’ meetings | over the State have criticized the Governor for attacking the President. | Talmadge has charged that these cultural Adjustment Administration. The Louisiana Senator is expected T. Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic senatorial leader. { Politicians recalled that Long went into Arkansas in 1932 and was credited with having “elected” Mrs. Hattie Caraway to the Senate. Births Reportcd C. and Martha Padgett. boy Robert E and Elizabeth Dunning, bov. Reeved R. and Jeanette Hilton, boy. Bill and Bessie_Agraflotis. bov. Georse L and Rachel Crockett. girl. Harvey Silbnr . And Ellzabeth Moreland. boy Enoch H. and Ruth Totten. girl. Frederic and Nancy Sington. hoy H E_ and Rena Sherling. bov Emma Schultz, girl. 8. and Mary Fones, airl Ravmond F. and Elsie Ed Frederick L._and Ruth Mil Henry and Carey Upshaw, bor. Ravmond and. Chovime. Hawkins, wir] Exia and. Anna Eddy. il | Willism and Lula Macon. ‘boy, es and Mary Jackson. | Rimestus and Basens st bos. Takes Over Case HEADS RENEWED INVESTIGA- TION OF ROBLES KIDNAPING. MENACE IN ARMS ‘RACE SEEN BY HULL |Certain Countries Have Par- | alyzed Own Productive Efforts, He Says. By the Associated Press. CHESTER, Pa, 10.—The June nation cite another nation's arma- ments as a eontinuing excuse to in- crease its own until there has been set up a vicious circle of greater and ever greater armaments, which can only lead to impoverishment and | economic suicide. | “We have even seen instances where military has assumed direction of for- eign policy.” Gets Honorary Degree, Secretary Hull, honorary degree of doctor of laws at the commencement, referred to the the United States’ foreign policy. “So often as opportunity offers,” he pledged, “we shall seek occasion, with- out abandoning the traditions of our | policy or trammeling our independence | of judgment or action, to assist in existence of a “vicious eircle of greater | the prevention of war and in the and ever greater armaments’ was cited today by Secretary of State Cordell Hull as a menace to peace. | economic stability and “international ‘unnv In an address pledging & policy of | yhe fajlacious economic argument” | United States assistance in the pre- preservation and promotion of peace. We have not, to my knowledge, over- looked any opportunity that has been offered, and we shall not over- | look any such epportunity.” He referred to the “introduction of in the “strange theory” that the produc- who received the | Kellogg-Briand pact as the basis for | 'PENNSYLVANIA HITS | RELIEF WORK SNAG Limit on Funds for Materials Looms as Obstacle to High- way Jobs. By the Ascociated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa., June 10.—Fed- eral works relief funds for highway | purposes have been allocated to the State’s counties, but the State High- | way Pepartment says much of this | money will not be available in Penn- sylvania unless Federal regulations for | spending it are changed. | ,;Announcing the allocations to indi- vidual counties from the $9.347.797 | apportioned to Pennsylvania for high- | way construction and $11,483.613 for ' grade crossing elimination, Warren 8. Van Dvke, highway secretary, said yesterday his department is awaiting regulations. The money. Van Dvke sald, was al- | vention of war and preservation of tion of tremendous armaments by a Iotted Pennsylvania from the $4.800.- | peace, without “abandoning” Amer- | ican traditions, Hull told the grad- uating class at Pennsylvania Miltiary College that preparations of war in “certain countries” have reached a point that “‘well nigh paralyzes pro- | |ductive effort within the national borders.” | "It 15 incumbent on those nations which recognize its menace to the atmosphere of peace and economic stability and international sanity.” the State Secretary sald, “to turn the spotlight of publicity on those guilty | of such policy, and to reiterate with CHAPMAN FLETCHER, Director of the new Department of Justice field office at Phoenix, Ariz., who has taken charge of the Government's renewed investiga- tion of the June Robles kidnaping caze, Deaths Revp;rled. Helen D. Price. 85 3435 R ar Alter Witznadel, 72, Gallinger Hospital. Earl Yates 64 iinger Hospital Elizaneth ©. Phillips — #0. 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