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Ill Labor Takes Problems to IWiss Perkins After Senate passes Sebohd Aid Pill FJFI BECOMES CITIZEN. 1 I RELIEF GRANTS TO STATES WIN Beer Will Bring Traffic Srarl to Minneapolis quoted the taw to which they In; variably i "Okay, we'll come over after it! ourselves along about; 12 And Judging from; the number; of catla, the brewer say, there, are going to be considerably more automobiles in the vicinity of breweries than tha streets fcea ac-j Broadcast POPE TALK MIME' PASTOR OPENS DEFENSE of Church I)ls-Tetimony lf Cleric. Merit her putcs Sr Aorit lre. MINNEAPOLIS, 31. Minneapolis "mjlk March threatens to produce a traffic snarl of major proportions around local breweries When beer becomes legal at 12.01 a April LEGION ESCAPES DELAWARE TAX fry AwoclaUi r-M POINTER TALKS I I AT RICHMOND Roulh Rend schools, wsre rvp relented at tha stats Junior High1 school association's convention in Richmond, Ind today by l.

Pointer, principal of tha Central Jtlntor High school, 1 who was scheduled to speak i on, "Home Roam Organization," H. 3. Imel, principal at Riley, who was on Saturday's program, was compelled by a saves cold to cancel tha engage-meat. 1 RA INTONIGH COOL SATURDAY The sun and a drizzling rain took turns on the weather map of South Bend and vicinity today and showers were forecast for tonight and fair but slightly cooler weather Saturday. The temperature climbed to 70 degrees at noon from 60 at midnight.

WILL GIVE f0N RADIO Opens, Holy Year Tomorrow Afternoon. Chiffon HOSIERY 2 for SIM March 31. house bill to exempt from assess-J vinv yoric nd tion all property delivery of anv 'food of drink the and broadca human between not used for profit today bore sp-, npemorattng the opentng of holy midnight and 5 a. and a rul-fProv1 of the state aenate. 'year will come from Vatican City ing bv the city attorney todayi viiien tomorrow afternoon, held that its provision apply to.

ta.x tm-i. niui.tu. itrt 12.30 beer. er (South Bend timet, on both Persona calling breweries ak-j MONTGOMERY, Ala, March WEAF-NBC and W4BC-CB4 ing that beer be delivered as The Alabama legislature to- The pope will speak in Latin as it bcomea legal being 'day killed a general sales tax bill, and will then be read F.nglish. DOVER, Del i A tv 'i I JTi mates ft or JlOMftft) tiso Kudu lf ry Tumble r.atlaa.4 lr Frank Dougherty.

district superintendent th Methodiat Episcopal church. i The superintendent had teatlfled i an. offer made by the-aceuaed minister to leave MunCle If a church investigating body dropped the charges made by Mias Huff man. I Thomas Martin, member of the Madison Street M. E.

church, of which the Uev. Mr. Conway was pastor until his recent suspension following a ihurch trial, gave testimony at variance with that of the Rev. Mr. Doug he it y.

Martin said that as chairman of the pulpit Supply committee and steward of the church be was informed of the charges made by Miaa Huffman. He Insisted the pastor made no offer to leave Munne but on the contrary had said he did not Intend to run awav, I Marlin testified the district su penntrmieqt had told him that the Huffman family "had requested that Conway be thrown out of the church (immediately." Martin a a id lie wa now occupied a a salesman but that he wgs formerly employed aa a railroad detectlv.e He aaid he offered hia ability as investigator to the Itev, Mr. Ihnigherty but the dia-trict superintendent replied that there was no need of inquiry Into I he charges made by Mias Huff-man He la gVillv and we are going I ft Or -to fire him," the wlineaa quoted latent member of the district aupeitnlendent'aa aay- a pyid ing, Oa. ru. U)ft A of MICHIGAN nTKKKT 132-131 NORTH 0 aarnaH nmnw Let's Talk About EASTER ir i Vote $300,000,000 Measure on Eve of Job Con fercnce.

tHr AMucliled Pfe- Washington. March si. Emergency unemployment relief and a long-Cirae program to improve labor's lot were up for discussion today in a conference of labor leaders with Miss Frances Perkins, new secretary of tabor. This conference came a day after the senate gave overwhelming approval to President Roosevelt's second unemployment re-lief the appropriation of for direct federal grants to states for helping their unfortunate. The bill went to the huUe for ttsi approval, which la 'expected Mpnday after a week-end recess In the senate, Van Nuya voted fof the measure and Robinson of Indiana! opposed It.

The first step tn Mr. Roosevelt' relief program a plan to employ men In forest conservation project needs nlv the chief executive's signature to make it taw and this was expected today, Move to Hush Plan. Machinery In the labqr. war, agriculture and Interior departments was put Into gear today to ruaK Hie plan Mr, ftohaevelt wants the enrollment of the job-legs for forest work to begin within tW weeks and lie 111 full swing bv ruid-summcr Rubjects listed for lliscusatpn at the meeting of. labor leaders and Msa I'erklns included t'neinplov-incut relief, a public works pro gram width forma the third and lust part of the president's pm-grmn, short working hours; how to im reuse the purchasing hundred tllouaimd workers of wfH THRONGS MOURN AT MOYNES BIER Noire Dante Says Sad Farewell to Dean of i Law CoIIckc.

1 It'llltbAY. I Hiates titlaeiis since the govern (debt conducted an Inc Miigntmn them a Vutor 1n, who was tMifn in England Ml Dotsnyli a i native of Canada jj I i -'X K. I i itisenspip paper dthera Jvave taUrp becoming I 'lilted numbef i steps tows id i SIGMAR I 4 NAZI FLAYS BIIARGES Dinpu tes ('Ll That lcu pie lire He lonkihle fur Jew tiilliid fiew anyone iuctruu i the in newspapers OM. tsiSSia tt. sing ure nd the wit) bf published ln MWtutr afid ahoUn utimu- The b-wspapjuf MlnUter Goeb 1 beja, h.

glverfjta plUuie of ths wutcome, aa follows World Jewry ill receive blow fiurii whlth cover. Get tuun wry ill be done tor morally and jvommareially No pardon atjl be, given; do compro-lufas load i I have slip beenshnounced to ferlt JewHh attendanc in atpools of all gfeima an4 Thursday Man) today was the the nivtie colony I Iwvtnlted published iwn utt iuu- lew It' not a di) loo soon (o look aheud to plan ahead lo greet the grfMl Holiday with a spirit Worth) of the courage of our country and our cil. Jol as ihe depression ia behind so a gloriou future before o. He read) for il. (let into the Faster mood now.

Nssemhle )tur Face the world with a smile, add look like (he cheerful American )Ou are. The France Shop ha ct the FaeV stage for ou with a world of irresiatihle fashion, priced so attractive!) that uu never in (he world will he able lo resist them. SPRING, IS short week NOW and OFFICIALLY IIIIKF I Fit IS I PON I S. INDIANA ROADS TO LOSE $300,251 BY U. S.

ORDER Sr -t mm i.tni ei. 1 Mart 91. i rcltlnt Roosevelt' order to hold Up qnex pended federal ild highway funds fur the time e. Ing, takes tltoo 39 1 from Indiana mad The lines prmfed baUhce to the credit of Indiana tn the agriculture department's regular highway construction fund are In Indiana has an unobli-gated 'balafue of 1352.114? in the emergency alliitment approved by the last congress. ordered Us Iiatilct officers to re- fuse approval or any further high- way tonalructlon projects on which federal funds ght be used until tn itiminlfllmtlon future public construction policy Is deter- mined CLOGGED BOWELS EXACT THEIR PRICE IsUvea gd VmJo ply ths pries! 4 Laxatives and purges rob tha dll i rata membrana lining of your bow-i I you hava to rentlnua drugging mofa i and mora to spur your reluctant bowel to action.

Almost befora you realist your peril, you're a laxstita slave, l)igeHv troubles develop, beadaehes, diy spells and bllimia, ness fidlow. An operation for pile cr other InteHibal trouble may ieult. Hut vuu can fret yourself from estiva slavery an cwn.tipation1 Utative i i.biUe station 'The same day power of wage eainera. upeHjplov-UcUrge j4, Mvagetamlilt, Imted 1 iwnh Insurajur, home nmttgnge vomplaliiHl plVbeii'l and how to return lntar 1 who ex- to It normal employment I llllam tlreeu, president of the expieaaed A fori lean Federalion of I stair, umpt and 11 wiganlpd labui va ready tu submit mothmemUttona tin all tptesiiona presented at the lonfer-TR. I Oppose Raltwai Idea, liupulc Naal Claims Thai Mhole rippositiun In one of hm.se-'1 People Ifale dews.

proposals that for a fed i 1 ei coordinator of railroad was1 4 Condemnation tf alleged atroo. 1 vop ed Thursday bv repreamla-lilies oh German jiews visa strong 1 Uvea of 31 standard railroad Voi.ed bv Itcy. Julian Rig. who will talk With Mia ist-r sA I I I I hlllK I I ti uf i They termed any 4an for ohe g'iset of philosophy at the foitltul of the tail earners a tlnivelalty of Nvitte igmr, Its -ah proposal 'to deprive thousand of i uf aer li adJteaa on llitlyr and Hitlerism" ttniunihes of and ei New Colors! New Styles! New Fabrics and Furs! SPKII.Xi ID.LI T-Square Silhouette! Schiaparelli Tra Shoulder Schiaparelli Pleated Shoulder Detachable FT' It Cuffs Collar! and Holla club, wltoad president Tig he Wood, introduced the speaker 'l "R'a a lie," $ch Father Rig-map's Oat comment ory puhltahed naxl claim that the ryafionaibilitv for the alleged Inxillrs reaultejl from a general apt'l-ftesnhic pre police among the people rather limn from govern nirht order. Ills also labeled ax Unjust the continued peraeciition bv Imvcott 1 1 Jpvta ihtOugbout Jhe world, "la it rlgfit to purdah Innocent man be.

elde of th attnmpt of a brnlher Hd inauH their Mked Hie speaker, iw1 he business of the fliSili Ihroey is siorpa of, All kind. hodtn Isrgk dealcia i rrum- lepoH IsiLt tna latest out. I fllillrM hatirdlof Hie Jews xu 'knptworHt rhajn that ch thfu 'J'' wrr1 aninal' Hie Wool A1 IS I oiib Mdwotti hi -t the OHlUhM Madw'btlli HI lAmnUgfl lovsstlora- laviTj In oii )pu have ever) accepted LSII-ION I) pet In coal nu have ever) an-ihenlic FAMIION-FiKST Model lhat el the pape for smarine and value-giving. Coals and Soil for lire! Cbat and Soil for sporl wear. Come to The Frances Shop tomorrow! ouickly and easily with Cream of stdrr dd Jrwuhowne Nulol treatment.

department stolt In' Gnman.v.ii This new form of Nujol spe-', I'tbmpt aitMljbv thelAmertiafi dally suited to sufferers from I consulate baa fesultrd In tha chronic constipation. It soothes andlpulaion of bne pail torn trooper comforts tha bowels, absorbs pol-ltrom the party -and a sharp reprt sons, and helps the peristaltic action msnd to two wtbor. which alone can dispose of wastes The action' at has froip anothrp nsturally. sssauU JulSb Fuha, of NeW Mart the nw harmless Cream of York, whd wag bealrn March 111 Nufol treatment tonight. It Is deli- hVmen in haslf iniMfmis who del, emu to take and costs you only a manded moneyf A civilian imll few cents a day.

clited he hsd private, grddg Slop at your druggist's and get a ggmt the Fiflm. i1. Imttla tonight. Adv. 1'oltce tiqok he sssaijlant to 'it rJ7.uut.tH)a lusted vtnouN.rt Si'-dAt-a deljveied beloiejmois than V'uO facultj memb'-r and Houth iiend lesidents Thursday night in i the university Ubraiv adilrVun waiponiiuWd bv tht 1 Noire Dame Ipternatlunsl Rela cynlmg 4o FaHur Higruar Hm lever 9ntkr la ant twa wele prom uilun uf Hi in Jewish beiause nrnt the new riblio and lie believed anyone connected with it was rotten be.

tgiise It wa rttlten," added the pMet. i Although somewhat of admirer bf the personal forte of the nevy tbnqrellor whom he, had nhundani ofiHiituhity to study while living lj3tlermny. Father Higmar doe hOb belleye him great leader but thi.ka nuch uf jhe csedit of his phMXnmehal rise jehoold go to the pbweiful hrpvvn-khlrled following which ho was wire enough to see that he viould nefd to rule, IHltleF dominant traits, he sld, are a praiseworthy love of the- fatherland and a Machiavellian love of power that will Inevitably result in self-destruction. CUY M. JOHNSON CONFINED IN BED (fuy M.

Johnson, manager tn South Bend for fhe Northern Indiana Public Service company, is ronfined 1 to hi borne, IIS East polagon street, because of an Injury sustained to his side a few davt ago, It I probable he will bf In bed for a week or 10 days. I Zanders has opek atio.v. i i i pf As.ocisu.dPm. saVASHINGTOff. March St.

condition of HKverett Sanders, chairman of toe; republican national committee, 'was described as satisfactory today at the hospital jwhrrs underwent an operation Thursday, I i w-se va 'W n.mit (flTpPJ il'lE LEAKING. JWhen jths Julep In a pie leaks pub whtW baking, put a little flour over the, place where It I leak The flour hrowna with the Choose Your Frock Tomorrow from a Comprehensive Showing Dresses Priced for Your Budget at $95 3)95 (Q Others to ytore than heads were hared and eolemnlv a Ndtrp Dam paid Ha last respects today to t'ol, SViltlam llovnea, a plan aaociitedewilh the ea piofepaor, dean and benv (nilor for mole lhati .15 yeai I'cW in the apai hms JUiicd Ilea it iliuhli oh the campus weir uywdrd tor -Hie solemn tequient, high mass whkh wa (elebrated by; Itev, Eugene Ulilkr, 8 0, and for the nuueral sermon which was delivered by Rev. dohn Cavanaugh, former president of the university. Assisting Ip the mass were Kev lam W. Dorman, C.

8 as deacon. and Kev, Charles Hnmmel, 8 as aulkieacon. Kev, Fiancla Hnplger, t. 8. served as mas-Irf of ceermdnlea Tne Jregotin moalr of the mass was sung.hv ihe Moreau aemlarv choir.

Pall bear-eri were Dean Thomas F. Konop, Judge William Cain, Prof. Clarence Mgnlon, John, Whitman, Prof, william D. Rolllabn and Elton Rich-ter. quolri King David.

Father Cavanaugh took aa his text the words of Ring David uttered in eulogy over the alain commander-in-chief of the army of Saul, "Know ou not that a leader and a great man haa fallen this day In Israel? Thy hands were not bound with chains nor thy feet laden with fitters. Not aa cow-ard fall has Abner fallen but as man falls before the children of Iniquity. He described Col. Hoynes as a man who found happiness In life by turning away in from worldly pleasures to devote his years to -service," pf the colonels association with Notre Dame Father Cavanaugh aad, "For 35 years Col. Hoynes was the law achool at Ntr Dame.

He tatight every important subject htmaelf," 1 Ritual Outside Church. Following maaa the casket wa taken outaide ths church where a largs crowd of South Hand visitors and atudenti who had been unable tq be admitted lojlhe church watted. Before the door white the large bell la the tower ths Auten peat No, Grand Army eflth Republic, of; which Cot. Hoyne waa a member, performed its ritual for the dead, I The body was taken to the Mcdann funeral 424 NdrUt Michigan street, where it will tils until o'clock tonight The body will then be taken to Lacrosse, for Mr John Iloj-neay sister-in-law of the deeqaaeg wilt accompany, Jt. Lost acmethlng? lnd Trib Greater Heautj) )va(iire SSK (PCOOfi 7 New arrivals that will make you glad Easter is nearly here.

One and two-piece afylea In brilliant prints or soft Lingerie touche, bows, flowers, capes, jacket, unusual sleeves and other features that stamp there aa unusual values. AdJeJ KfTieiency and Tho New A New Baby Grand PH ILCO Oenuine phiiry tone. Cos. I roast per-formsnes. lOLKT, TtllULLEK nm A New Baby Grand PH ILCO With police and eero-plsns thrill- er Oets all a short waves Antoinette volume control latest I vpe Phil-to, beva (ompeneator.

A 2-Tuba ILCO Polka a a aeroplane tin liter Gel ail abort -wavea AtHtunalle voltime ronuot and latesi tvpa Ptdlen fias Compensator. tuntna, Yt4gartl Ism af the price pay cannot StirUcatep hia tout under turn, i a A for iCompieuty Hundreds of Smart, New Easter Hats rtiMCM new J'htlco? Full In quality ns pp pr formame, jtuiunjt I ttRILLP.lt size and no and Here Are the Easter Accessories 7ou ch Eaatr hats at their very I best with their, new high backs perky brtma and ether flattering details, Alt ths newest eelern for mils and matron. it A sur.liri PhilcoTrancitono 0p Avitemahiis rsdia your a I net allied. (Lees thtshha) i Oil isr Cl) to ntousEs Of allk and cotton SLIPH Rura 'allk French ere pa sweaters' In all tha new weave SKIRTS In new 1233 atylea LINGERIE Tailored; and lacey atylea PURSES To match ynur new outfit I r---f i 1 1 i 763 S. Michigan Street Vi- I.

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