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DAY PLAN INDORSED
K. P/s Favor U. S.-Canada
Joint Celebration of Wash
ington Bicentennial.
The proposal of Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis that the various frater
nal orders of the United States and
Canada join in the National Capital in
the Fall of 1932 in a great "Fraternal
day" celebration of the 200th anniver
sary of the birth of George Washing
ton has been indorsed by the Knights
of Pythias of this country and Canada,
it was announced today by United
States Marshal Edgar C. Snyder, a
member of the order.
The idea was officially approved re
cently at the convention of the Supreme
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in
Tampa. Fla. The convention appointed
Leslie E. Crouch of Oregon supreme
chancellor, Harry M. Love of Minneap
olis, supreme Keeper of records and
seal, and Marshal Snyder, supreme rep
resentative of the District of Columbia
in the order, to co-operate with Secre
tary Davis and representatives of the
fraternal orders in arranging for the
celebration here.
A resolution to indorse the “Fraternal
day" was introduced at the meeting of
the Supreme Lodge by Marshal Snyder
and Frank B. Crown, also supreme rep
resentative of the District of Columbia.
There are some 40,000.000 members
of fraternal organizations in America, it
is pointed out in the resolution, indicat
! ing the probable magnitude of the
j celebration here, provided the other
fraternal groups approve.
Food Profiteers Shot.
MOSCOW, September 8 (JP). —The
Ogpu Soviet secret police announced
last night that six persons were shot
yesterday and others were sentenced to
imprisonment for attempting to dis
rupt the food market by acquiring large
?uan titles from government shops under
alse pretenses and re-selling the food
privately at high prices.
The Ogpu said this had broken up
the ring.
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1930.
INJUNCTIONS ON LABOR
ORGANIZATION SCORED
Senator Copeland and Green,
A. 7. I*. President, Address Mass
Meeting at Philadelphia.
By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, September B.
Court injunctions prohibiting organi
zation activity of trade unions were
denounced by Senator Royal S. Cope
land. of New York, William Green,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, and other speakers at an anti
injunction mass meeting in the National
League base ball park yesterday.
Senator Copeland asserted that such
injunctions were a “crime sgainst
humanity and civilisation.” He said
that the “yellow dog contracts protected
by injunctions” were "unjust, unfair
and un-American.” and expressed the
belief that they soon would be “a
thing of the past.”
The New York Senator predicted
that unemployment eventually would
force the adoption of a 6-hour day and
a 5-day week.
BRAZILIAN BEAUTY WINS
Portuguese, Greek and American
Girls Place in International Contest
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, September
8 UP).—'The title of "Miss Universe”
was conferred today upon Senhopina
Hollands Pereira, representative of
Brazil, in the international beauty
contest.
Second place went equally to Fer
nanda Goncales of Portugal and Alice
Diplorackou of Greece. Miss Beatrice
Lee, who was Miss “United States,”
was accorded third place.
The girls were chosen from a group
of 26 girls, winners of previous beauty
contests in all parts of the world. The
contest did not permit bathing suits,
but only evening clothes, street clothes,
and the like.
4 Killed, 42 Hurt in Train Crash.
CALCUTTA, September 8 (>P).—
Pour were killed and 42 injured in the
derailment of the Dacca mail train
yesterday. One of the coaches fell into
a culvert and was submerged.
The disaster was caused by the re
moval of bolts from the plates that
held the rails together. All the coaches
of the train were overturned.
BARKLEY ATTACKS
REPUBLICAN TARIFF
Watson Replies With Demand
for Any Cure Democrats
May Propose.
By the Associated Press.
A Democratic charge that the new
tariff law was responsible for a decline
: in foreign trade and a Republican chal
lenge for the Democrats to outline "what
they propose as substitutes for farm re
lief and tariff measures" were issued
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Alexandria, Va.
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Trip
Charlottesville, Va $3 00
Culpeper, Va $2.00
Danville, Va $5.00
Lynchburg, Va $4.00
Orange, Va $2.50
SATURDAY
September 20, 1930
Tickets wilt be honored on Train No.
31. or sections thereof, leaving Wash
ington (Union Station) 8:40 P.M.. Alex
andria. Va.. 8:57 P.M.. September 30th.
Returning. tickets good on all regular
trains EXCEPT CRESCENT LIMITED,
up to Train No. 30 leaving above points
Sunday, September 31st.
Similar Excursion Will ba
Operated October 11th
Next BACK HOME EXCURSION
October 4th
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Benator Barkley of Kentucky, the
Democratic spokesman, also attributed
a renewal of agitation among European
nations for reduction of war debts to
the new tariff and said the coUection
of these debts, approximating some $12,-
000,000,000. was becoming an increas
ingly complicated problem.
The movement for a United States of
Europe primarily is economic and not
political, he asserted, adding this move
ment unquestionably has been acceler
ated by the enactment of “America's
costliest tariff ”
The Republican challenge came from
Senator Watson. Republican. Indiana,
who aald his party's measures had been
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ARAB EDITOR IS SLAIN
Six Injured in Moslem-Catholic
Row Over Haifa Cemetery Rights.
HAIFA. Palestine, September 8 {IP).—
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency says
that Jamal Bakhrl. editor of the
Christlan-Arab newspaper A1 Zamir,
was killed and six other persons were
injured in a fight between Moslems and
Catholics in the streets of Haifa yester
day.
The agency said that the Moslems
and Catholics had been disputing over
the rights to a cemetery for some time,
and that Catholic workers who at*
tempted to build a structure in the
cemetery today were attacked by a
crowd of Moslems.
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