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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1937, Page 10

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PRECARIOUS POPE'S CONDITION LATEST BULLETIN (United Press Association—By Electric Teh" graph—Copyright.) (Received January 22, 2 p.m.) VATICAN CITY, January 21. The Pope's condition is pre* carious. It is feared that gangrene is developing. REPLY TO EDEN HITLER'S INTENTION STATEMENT TO REICHSTAQ (Received January 22,. 2 p.m.) v BERLIN, January 21. The "Volkischer Beobachter" state® that Herr Hitler intends to answer pei> sonally Mr. Anthony Eden's reference* to Germany in his speech on January; 19. He is expected to make definite proposals to the Reichstag on January 30. • YORK CONVOCATION ATTITUDE ON REMARRIAGE (Received January 22, 2 p.m.) , LONDON, January 21. The Upper House of the York Coiw' vocation resolved that the Bishop; : should decide the question of ad« mission to the sacraments of personal who remarried during the lifetime of their ex-partner. The House also resolved that th« use of the marriage service should not be allowed for anyone whose ex-parV ner is living. VISIT TO GERMANY MUSSOLINI CONSIDERING (Received January 22, 2 p-m.) > ROME, January 21. Signor Mussolini is reported to bl| , considering an invitation from Her< j Hitler to visit Germany. I FLOOD DAMAGE ; THOUSANDS HOMELESS (Received January 22, 2 p.m.) I CINCINNATI, January 21. \ The Little Miami River broke oveM j the levee, flooding the airport, antj „ blocking all air transportation herei d The sudden rise of the lower Ohi<* r . River raised estimates of the flootj s damage in Ohio, Jndiana, arid . Ker» !_ tucky to 5,000,000 dollars with 10,0 M j families driven from their homes ijj y those States. » RACIAL PURITY

(Received January 22, 1.30 p.m.) BERLIN, Janusur.. 21. ' A Court at Hanover" sentenced ah un» married mother to fourteen days* in* prisonment for refusing to disclose th« name of her child's father. The Court stated it was essential that the father'! name be revealed in the interests ttj racial purity. FILM STARS' WEDDING (Received January 22, 2.45 p.m.) HOLLYWOOD, January 21. Friends say that a spring weddinA in London is probable for Martf Pickford and Charles ("Buddy")! Rogers. The latter intends to sail from New York on February 27 to ful* fill a cinema engagement, and Marjj Pickford plans to sail on March 1% They expect to return in May. MOTOR STRIKE 134,000 IDLE EMPLOYEES (Received January 22, 2.45 p.ra.) WASHINGTON, January 21. s Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labour, Mr. F. Murphy, the Stat* Governor, Mr. Homer Martin, presi dent of the Automobile Worker# Union, Mr. James Dewey, Labour Do partment conciliator, and Mr. Johfli Lewis began a new automobile strika conference. Meanwhile on the floor of the House Representative HoffmaUi charged Mr. Lewis with attempting to become a dictator and he demanded that President Roosevelt should inter* Motors have announced thaf idle employees in ten States as thfll result of strikes and shut-downs no*f ! total 134,000. /