Evening star. [volume], June 16, 1932, Page C-4, Image 36

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PONTIFF’S LEGATE
Special Mission Goes With
Cardinal Lauri to Eucha
ristic Congress.
By the Associated Press.
ROME, June 10.—Cardinal Lorenzo
Lauri, legate of Pope Piua XI to the
Eucharistic Congress at Dublin, left
this morning for Ireland, accompanied
by a special pontiflcial mission.
He will preside over the chief cere
moles of the congress, assisted by the
four American and other cardinals,
America and other archbishops, bishops
and priests.
In the mission Is an American. Mgr.
Francis J. Spellman. Whitman. Kans..
who customarily broadcasts the Pope's
addresses from the Vatican radio sta
tion.
Troops Pass In Review.
The Italian government sent to the
railroad station a detachment of troops
and a military band to render honors
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1 to the Pope's ambassador. Cardinal
Laurl passed the troops In review be
fore boarding his private coach from
the royal reception room of the station.
As the train pulled out the band played
the pontiflcial anthem and the troopa
presented arms. ... ..
The legate carried with him an
apostolic brief In Latin signed by the
Pope and addressed to the Archblahop
of Dublin. Edward J. Byrne. The brief
was a document of credentials for the
legate, but also expressed the Pope’s
fervent conviction that the Eucha.urUc
Congress would be a world recognised
manifestation of faith and devotion. It
closed with the Pontiff’s benediction to
all attending the congress.
To Report Daily Progress.
"With this letter,” wrote the Pope,
"we send our venerable brother to you
as our legate, who will preside over
your principal ceremonies, In our name
and with our authority, so that by his
words the splendor of the Roman pur
ple the success of these solemnities may
be rendered more glorious.”
Each day during the congress he will
send the Pope a telegram describing
the progress of the meeting. Pope Pius,
who revived the Eucharistic Congress
after the war, assured Lauri at the
cardinal’s farewell audience that he
would follow the congress with the
keenest interest.
“CANNED MUSIC” PUTS
VIOLIN MAKERS TO ROUT
Hundreds Unemployed in England
as Result of Conditions
in Trade.
LONDON.—While the popularity of
jazz music in Scotland and the ambi
tion of so many young Scots to learn
how to play jazz band instruments are
looked upon as reasons for the slump
in the bagpipe businesa and the decline
in the number of persons who want to
be pipers, “canned" music in England
is blamed for parlous conditions in the
violin-making trade and the unemploy
ment of hundreds of musicians.
Several well known violin-making
firms in London, including one with a
history of 150 years, have now shut
down. An official of the latter concern
asserts that "tinned” music competition
is too severe. When wireless broad
casting was first introduced in this
country, it was contended In some
quarters that it would stimulate more
persons to become proficient pianists
and violinists. But the outlook for bud
ding gonitises is so uncertain today that
many parents are not encouraging their
children to toy with the violin.
The decline in the sale of sheet music
is said to denote that this is now be
coming a nation of listeners.
ORINOCO BANKRUPTCY
CASE IS NEARING CLOSE
Mining Corporation Creditors Noti
fied of Final Meeting August 1.
Litigation Lasts 22 Years.
By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. June 16—After 22
years' litigation the famous Orinoco
Corporation bankruptcy case is about
to be closed.
Creditors of the corporation, for
which the United States won a claim
involving gold and silver mines against
the Venezuelan government, today had
been notified that their final meeting
will be held August 1.
The Orinoco Corporation, a mining
enterprise organized largely by Cin
cinnati capitalists, listed liabilities of
$309,369.31 and assets of $15,416,373.60
in its original bankruptcy schedules.
The claim against the South American
republic, which had granted mining
concessions in the Orinoco River Val
ley prior to 1909, was listed among the
assets.
The State Department brought suit
over the claim and Venezuela settled
for $226,500. This sum became the
center of numerous law suits in the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
and several State courts.
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STRICT BAN LIFTED
Parties Can Wear Uniforms,
but Arms Possession
Is Forbidden.
Bjr the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 16.—Strict regula
tions Imposed by the Bruening gov
ernment upon militant organizations of
the political opposition were modified
today In a new decree effective tomor
row.
It permits Adolf Hitler’s Nazi storm
troops and similar organizations such
as the Reichabanner and the Steel Hel
mets to wear their uniforms at any
time.
Communists Barred.
The Communists ‘‘red front” may not
be uniformed, however, and all these
factions must provide the minister of
interior with any information he may
desire regarding their activities. 11116
minister also is authorized to make al
terations in the regulations.
Leaders of the militant group will be
required to exact Iron discipline from
their subordinates and sharp penalties
are provided for illegal possession of
arms.
Open-air political meetings, forbid- '■
den by the Bruening government, will
be resumed, but if the public security
is endangered local authorities may act
independently in barring open-air as
semblles.
Political placards and handbills of1
all kind* will be permitted except the
"Godless” circular! of the Comrtuntsts.
Under the new decree newspapers
may be suppressed for a maximum pe
riod of one month for Inciting to re
bellion or for bringing contempt upon
constituted authority or for publishing
false newe endangering the Interests of
the state.
AKRON BACK AT BASE
Giant Airship Arrives at Lakehurst
After Pacific Trip.
LAKEHURST. N. J„ June 16 (JP).—
The Navy dirigible Akron Is back at
Its base after Its transcontinental jour
ney to the Pacific Fleet maneuvers and
back. The giant ship arrived last night.
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