Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1937, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, JULY 18, 1937—PART OXNP® Juuus LANSBURGH FURNITURE Co. * FLYERS GREETED BYSHRLEYTENPLE Soviet Heroes Are More In- terested in Mechanics Than in Stars. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, July 17—Three Russian trans-Polar flyers did today what most other visitors want to do ~they met Shirley Temple. Shirley was on ahand at her studio to greet Mikhail Gromhofl. Andrei Yumoshefl and Sergei Danilin. She accompanied them on part of a tour of the Iot to see how the movie wheels g0 round. ©On one set they saw Alice Faye and Tyrone Power engaged in a love zcene, and while they didn't under- stand the dialogue they seemed to get the idea Eddie Cantor. filming a comedy, greeted the trio and thev grinned when he attempted to explain what he was doing. With the flyers, as in- terpreters. were Constantine C. Ou- mansky. Charge d'Affaires of the So- viety Embassy in Washington, and | Grigori Gokhman, Soviet consul gen- | eral at San Francisco The entire ¢ attended a lunch- | eon at which 1 Zanuck, head Meet Mr. Murphy-Levy for the Soviet heroes, but they shoved more interest in things mechanical than in girls beautiful | When they were le: to attend an base ball game. Grol The New York courts finally have approved the request of James Murphy. 23, and Irish as his name. to have himself called James Levy after August 16. His fondness for his mother's second hu prompts the move, approved by his fiancee, Eleanor Myer, shown here with Murphy (Levy). ng man will remain a Catholic. Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Beds and Bedding: $46.00 Mattress and Box Springs, twin size only. 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Robert Tavlor. matinee idol, arrived late in a police car and was raphers and auto- today—but it was all in fun at the 5 retiring Hollywood movie greats’ annual com- 130k n less than edy base ball game for charity nto second base. The crowd. ) screen, subdued a man-like ape, Water- | IRBIRACTURRIR o o s o b i o 0 o b omie 7 his own bucket and After the game police disy Ritz brothers. with a broom | of gawkers who took o . swept the opposition off the AlSO ' Ficld, home of Los Angeles' Pacific | Coast League team Both the “Lea Men” and “Com- | ledians” claimed ory, but no s Br the Associated Press | was kept. “Gags” were far more nt AUBURN, N. Y. July 17—Repre- Merous than base hits. gentative Clare E. Hoffman, Republic- | an. of Michigan. speaking at a lake Michigan Representative Calls N. L. R. B. “Arbitrary.” “Ribber” Vince Barnett patrolled t ficld on a kiddie car, Screen But- rthur Treacher served tea in the x and Big Boy Williams front outing of Remington Rand fac- | tory employes, said today the Wagner | act “outrages the most elementary con- | ception of justice.” and criticized the | National Labor Relations Board for “arbitrary procedure” of its trial ex- ( aminers. { In a prepared speech d 1 by | the Constitutional Education League. ( Inc. of w Haven, Conn ) Whose auspices he spoke. Hoffman said | the N. L. R. B. s steadily losing caste | d its acts discredit it as an agent of e people.” | unions, he predicted, will | be forced by public opinion | corporate “and account publicly | n dues.” | 1 legislation is surely coming. | because honest American workers will | demand it for their own protection; | because the consuming public who pay the bill will rebel against destrue- tive industrial warfare, and because the American people, sick of this reign of terrorism. will demand that lezislative restraints be placed upon 1 ies involved.” Hoffman said. | He criticized John L. Lewis' mode of | living, contrasting it with that of the | late Samuel Gompers, who headed the | A F.of L. for many vears, and called org rs of the Committee for In- dustrial Organization a “bunch of | hoodlums.” | JESUITS SAY 100 VSHOT Only Small Group Maintained in Spain Since War's Outbreak. ROME, July 17 (#).—General head- quarters of the Jesuit order said | today that 100 Jesuit priests have been shot by government forces in Spain since the outbreak of the | civil war there The Jesuits declared that the num- ber was significant because the broth- erhood maintained only small groups | of elderly priests in Spain, since the republic outlawed the order. Originator of RO, [3 1 /9™ » World’ Language, Dies at Age of 83 Minister Hoped to Foster Peace Through Uni- versal Tongue. By the Asiociated Press, MARIETTA, Ohio, July 17.—A min- {ster who hoped to foster world peace | throtigh adoption of a universal lan- guage died here today. Thirty years ago the Rev. Edward | P. Foster of Waverly, W. Va., started to originate a language which finally became known as Ro. He died at 83, following an extended illness. After his retirement from the min- | istry, Rev. Mr. Foster devoted his entire time developing words and | phrases which he hoped the world | would accept. He regarded the project as a hobby and his friends said he poured a small | fortune into its advancement. He was energetic in its cause until he be- came ill. | Rev. Mr. Foster was author, editor end publisher of World Speech, e | monthly magazine through which he sought to place the language in the limelight. He also wrote a Ro dic- tionary. In lectures. he emphasized that adoption of a universal language would bring world peace by putting countries on a closer relationship. 4527 Walnat St Philadel Furnished housekesning sultes of 1 reems. Cemplete hetel serviee. Garage. $9.50 to $22.50 Weekly $1.50 wp. Double $2.50 o INC. E. C. DAVENPORT Recigent Myr. % Wer PRITES of 6 tans of Tuna and §25 Grocery Orders! in PRIZES foreusy TUNA-TESTS 72 8 MONTHLY CONTESTS! One every month frem $7400.00 Worth of Prizes Awarded every monthi 2000 Orders on Grocers Bach for 6 Cans of White Star Tuna 200 Orders on Grocers Each for $25.00 in Trade TUNA-TEST RULES VERY SIMPLE! 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