Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 6

A—6 * ; THE EVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON., D. (. THURSDAY. JULY 11, SENATORS HEED | [wwme weamaee | District of Columbia—Fair and con- | tinued warm tonight and tomorrow, | followed by local thunderstorms to- | morrow night or Saturday; somewhat | cooler Saturday; light variable winds becoming l!n;\e"wu;heol;l’{m(‘l:zo'l;r:r:‘ H H i Maryland—Fair and ct Foreign Relations Commit- tonu‘l‘;{ ::d tomorrow, followed by lo- fee to “Go Slow” on Neu- | unseshovers Lomorrow i o | *¢ o : = 2 Virginia—Generally fair and con trality Legislation. tinued warm tonight and tomorrow Br the Associated Press Saturday local thundershowers and | . | Heeding & warning by Secretary of | Bt quite so warm. Eiate Hull, the Sensie Foreign Re-| West Virginia—Fair '“""l"‘h“z‘ bl & warmer tonight; tomorrow fair and | {ations Committee ericrday ordsred a | ¥armer tonight: tomorrow fair snd - " ra i o slow” procedur2 on MeULraliy |\ jerchowers tomorrow night and e 5 lex];:ln::m;xwmw session taik with | Possibly in northwest portion in luei , , PY b gl e Youn tioned that several proposals of the . - Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers Senate Munitions Comrrittee w re | ol Sikts mclng | duce opportunity for America’s em- Revort for Last 34 Heurs, broilment in foreign conflicl. a8 Pres- |y erday. neutrals. | Poduy . - s lig A 87 30.02 Chairman Pittman of the Foreign|§ I - 3 3387 Noea -8 o Relations Commwitice said the cur- s R rent Italo-Ethiopian situation had (prom noon yesterday to noon today.) SESEE SR Bl St overstocked, the exodus starts Friday Subcomunittee Decides. Record Temperatures This year, The committee cecided to sppoint Highest, . on June 2 a subcommitiee in conduct a joint| Lowest,'— 2. on Jauusry 28. study with a 3taie Department group Humidity for Last 24 Hours. that has been surveying the situa-| (From noon yesterday to noon today.) tore {al any Highest NH per cent. ai 216 a.m. today gon'or @ year, ILeox e Lowest, 52. per cent. at 330 p.m. yes- action on three mcasuies recomnend- | terday. . ed by the munitions investigators. it Eanee | These proposals wou'd authorize the (purnished by United States Coast and President to piocia'm an embargo Geodetic Survey.) | 3 'lnlm;‘nlo' ’ on al! exports «f wrms and muni- umn tions to foreign warrig nations spe- | | E cifving articlex of contraband as fl-h those so defined by the belligeents; ‘ | prohibit public and private lvans to 3 o nations at war, aad kar passports for | Sun. tods s 5 Americans desiriag to travel to War wmoon loqav T " pm 3 an pones. ‘Auiomobile lights must be turned on : -half hour after sunset Two of the measures—relating to °"®" Precivital ' pesportandicred ey, sl ocs By aac Montnly precipitation in inches 10 th been approved by the foreign relations = capital (current month to dater: group, but Pittman said he had been Urersia noweed authorized after Hull's appearance in = T executive session, to withdraw them ' Mar 3w .4 ) ( J for reconsideration. A 5| 3 S The committee, Pittman said, went : 3 i i over the whole American foreign pol- Aug 5 o e PRP IR icy before, during and since the World 5‘";%2‘{11" - War, with Hull and Assistant Secre- ' November December tary of State Moore. _ Weather in Various Lm« Definite Rules Desired. - . | Pittman said both the committee | "T“‘“’"““"’ and the State Department wanted Stations. g some ‘“definite rules” of neutrality, | e but that Hull and committee mem- ' Apjjene, T" 5 L lear Tou bers had foreseen difficulties unless | Albany’ N 3 G some agreement could be reached in Atlaniic “.;‘..; > sdvance by all world powers. Baltimore. Md I ’ l 3 iR M S . “é We've too many woolen suits, and uation, Pittman said: e 3 - 2! | y . e e o G o e G that’s the whole story. Spring, Fall adopted toward the Ethiopian situa- 8 . ? tion is entirely within its existing legal 4 s 2 o o ot e | 8 ; g and Winter weights...many of them : in this situation at all.” i 3 5 o The Newdsn sid Hul bad in- | S, 3 suitable for wear right now ... and 'ormed the committee the “primary ll:eleu. éqo.i; = PP 9 purpose of this Government is to act | Hufon S, ] oudy h d f l T Toilow e e M e what wonderfu bUYS you can make lv. in event of war, to conduct our- {‘;;“,;,f.’;{u““ : Siear . seives 10 T ax Iy consistent with the | LShitE K s for early Fall and Winter... and what manner of our Government and the 4 Cloudy e b e sl b 8 o, SR savings. We'll tell you this much, policies.” [ | % S G g y - . that not in many, many years have H. B. 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