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PASTOR NAMES TOPIC
Rev. Frank s. Niles Chooses tsThe
Wind Boisterous."

Rev. Frank S. Niles. minister of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, will
speak at the IL O'Clock service tonor-
row on 1.-THE Wind Boisterous." At the
evening service at z o'clock, the Young
people will be in charge. Miss Char
lotte Knode will conduct the service.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday at noon. Mrs. Niles will
give "reminiscences of China. entitled
The Coming Of the Tide" The meet
ing will be followed by luncheon and the
Woman's Guild will meet ia Cissel
Chapel ct o'clock.
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WILL PREACH TWICE
Rev. M. p. German Selects Topics
for Sermons.

The pastor of Kendall Baptist Church,
Rev. M. P. German, will speak tomorrow
morning on Facing the Music" and in
the evening on "Neighborhood." The
Lords supper will be observed at the
close of the morning service and bap-
tism at the close OF the evening devo-
Peoples meeting, .6:45 pm; Woman's
Missionary Society, Tuesday, 8 pm.
A comedy, 1.-THE Road to the City"
will be presented by the Kendall Play
ers, under the auspices of the B. Y. p.
u, wednesday at the Pythian Temple,
1912 Ninth street. : ~, - = -
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Highlands Baptist.

Communion will be observed tomorrow
with short sermon. In the evening
the sermon will be Lost Coin" The
Workers Council will meet with Miss
Payne. ooI Quackenbos street. The
church will have 2, fellowship canvass,
March and IS. The Golden Rule Class
will hold It's annual dinner with Mrs.
Simnonds, 1924 Gallatin street, Wednes-
day evening.
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REV. H. R. DEAL TO PREACH
AT MT. VERNON PLEE
Holy Communion Will Be Cele-
brated at Morning Service
Tomorrow

Rev. H. r. Deal, assistant pastor,
will preach at both services tomorrow
in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated at the IL
O'Clock service, when Mr.. Deal will
preach on Standing With Christ" The
young people of the church will have
charge OF the evening service. The sub
ject of Mr.. Deals sermon at this service
will be Releasing Our Lives"
The pastor, DR.. w. Al. Shelton, will
speak at the prayer meeting service
Thursday evening. his subject being
Seeking the Lost"
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HOLY RITES PLANNED
Waugh M. E. Church to Observe
Communion Tomorrow.

At Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church holy communion will be OBJ
served Sunday morning. preceded by a
short sermon by the pastor, Rev. Allan
F. Poore. In the evening. Rev.. DR..
Poore will preach on 1.-TWO Sets of
Scenery in Life'S Play" The speaker
at the Epworth League meeting Sunday
evening will be Tommy Kidwell. who
quarterly conference will be held Tues
day evening.
The Missionary Societies, Home and
Foreign, will hold their quarterly meet
ing at the church all day Friday. The
Anna May Wood class will be the
guest Of the Hummer class of Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Tuesday evening.
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METROPOLITAN A. NJ. E.

DR.. William. H. Thomas will preach
tomorrow morning on How to Think
About God" At o'clock memorial
services will be held in memory of the
late Caroline Turner Lowe, who served
as deaconess for many years. Church
school. $50 am; Christian Endeavor,
$50 pm; Ministerial Alliance meets
Tuesday, 4 pm, at the st. Paul A. M.
E. Church.
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Western Presbyterian.

Thursday evening Clyde w. Conger,
George Ralston and Duncan Daven-
port were elected to succeed themselves
as elders for a period of three years.
James A. Williams and Peter E. Bill
kert were reelected deaconS and w. E.
LongfelloW and Delos Booth as new
deacons.
Power Plants" will be the subject
of Rev. j. H. Dunham's sermon tomor-
row morning. In the evening Charles
E. Gable will give an illustrated lee
ture on The Hawaiian National Park"
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Centennial RantiSt.

"A Square Man in a Round House"
IS the subject of Rev. E. Hez Sven at
8 o'clock Sunday night. The II o'clock
sermon subject is "A Word Trio" The
societies of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union convene at pm. and the Sun
day school at $50 am.
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Healing Mission.

1.-The Healing Of the Man Born Blind"
will be the subject of talk by Miss
Alice Burton at the healing mission
service at 1920 o'clock Tuesday at the
Church of st. Stephens and the Incar-
nation, Sixteenth and Newton streets
The talk Is the first Of series to be
given during emit. The ST. Stephens
PRAYER circle ill meet Monday evening
at 8 O'Clock in the Chapel OF the In
carnation.
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SERIES IS PLANNED
Episcopal Rector Talks on "In
Quest Of Life's Meaning"

On Sunday mornings. during Lent.
Rev. II. A. Woolfall, rector of st.
Marks Episcopal Church, Third and
A streets southeast, will preach a Sc
ries of .sermons on the general theme,
In Quest of Life's Meaning" The
subjects for these sermons will be as
follows: THE Guide for Life" The
Road We Travel" The Enemies We
Mountains We Climb"
Mr.. Woolfall will give series. of ad.
dresses Tuesday mornings, during Lent.
on the Life and Ministry of Jesus"
These addresses will be given in the
lobby Of the Dodge Hotel, from 1890
to 1880 o'clock.
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Plymouth Congregational.

Rev. William Herbert King will speak
tomorrow at 1880 am. on THE Grace
of Man" and at pm. on THE Division
Evil" Two-minute speech boosting
the Easter rally" by Miss Edith Per-
kins. Prayer service Thursday prepara-
tory for communion, with readings
from Olive Schreiner
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Ministers TO Meet.

The Presbyterian Ministers Associ-
alton will meet in the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church Monday at
I0:45 am. President Charles A. Rich
mond, who has recently returned from
India, will speak at IL am. on THE
Indian Puzzle" All ministers and
friends of Washington and vicinity are
eligible TO attend.
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PEOPLES Congregational.

Six sermons in a Lenten series will
be presented each Sunday at IL o'clock
as follows: March l, II Believe in My
self; March 8, II Believe in Cod;
March is. Il Believe in Prayer; March
%, Il Believe in the Bible; Palm Sun
day, Il Believe in Jesus; Easter Sun
day, II Believe in Eternal Life"
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Tabor Presbyterian.

Rev. r. A. Farley will speak at II
IN. tomorrow on THE Power House OF
the Kingdom" Communion admins
tered. At 7:3o pm. new officers Of the
Young Peoples Society will be installed.
Church school, $50 am. Thursday at
8 pm, the Woman's Missionary Society
meets at the home of Mrs. r. H. Logan,
1911 Fifth street.
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Eastern Presbyterian.

DR.. d. A. Barrows will speak tomorrow
at IL am. on Personal Responsibility"
In the evening his subject will be
Gods Challenge" The mems Bible
class will elect officers Tuesday evening.
The Women's Missionary Society will
elect officers and Mrs. Hagen and Mrs.
E. S. Smith will describe mission work
in Cuba Wednesday evening.
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French Services.

DR.. Florian Vurpillot, pastor of the
French Congregation which worships at
St. Johns Church, Lafayette square,
every Sunday at 4 pm. and Fridays
in Lent at 4:45, will preach tomorrow
afternoon on lie Sauveur DIES Autres"
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Fifth Baptist.

DR.. John E. Briggs will preach TO-
morrow morning on Above the Aver
age" followed by communion, and at
TAO pm. on "Jonah's Costly Voyage"
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday night.
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Fort Myer.

Services tomorrow are: am. mass
in the post chapel; 10 am. Sunday
school, chapel: IL am, Lenten service,
post chapel, sermon by Chaplain Deibert;
7:30 pm, home hour service in the
recreation building. Address by Chap
lain Deibert.
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor, will
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow on the
subject Five Fingers Pointing to the
Cross" and at 7:45 pm. on "Naaman.
the Leper." Sunday school, $50 am;
Young Peoples Christian EEldeavor,
GAS pm.
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Second Baptist.

The pastor, Rev. j. L. S. Holloman
will preach tomorrow at IL am. on
THE Progressive Revelation of Cod
and in the evening on Jesus Bearing
Good Tidings.' Bible school, $50 am.
B. Y. p. u, at 8 pm
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Liberty BAPTIST.

Rev. Hampton T. Gaskins will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on "Hindrances TO
Dicipleship"; 3 pm, special mission
ary service; pm, pastors subject,
The Second Coming of Christ"
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Howard University.

DR.. Clarence A. Barbour, president of
Brown University, Providence, r. l..
will speak at the religious services to-
morrow at II am, in Andrew Rankin
Chapel.
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Bethel Ba.ptist,

Rev. William D. Jarvis will preach to-
morrow at IL am. on Jesus the Friend
of Sinners" Bible school. $50 am;
$3.50 pm, LorG's Supper; Christian En-
deavor meeting, $50 pm.
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Congress Street M. p.

The Harrison Bible class will meet
tomorrow at GAS o'clock in the audi
forum of the church. Representative
Edward M. Beers of Pennsylvania will
speak on Jesus Sending Forth Mis-
sionaries." r. L. Leach will have charge
of the lesson and will give short talk
on it.
Dr. H. A. Kester, the pastor, will
preach at the church service at IL am.
on THE Seven Words From the Cross. a"
At pm. the theme of his discourse
will be Jesus Facing a Social Crowd"
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at pm.
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Friendship Baptist.

1.-THE Firstling of the Flock" will be
the subject of Rev. B. H. Whiting to-
morrow at IL am. Rev. Pedro Con-
zolas, Cuban evangelist, will preach
Tuesday at pm. Sunday school, 10
am; Baptist Young Peoples Union, 6
pm. Prayer and praise meeting, 8 pm.
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Calvary M. E. South.

Services tomorrow are: Sunday
school, GAS am: Epworth League, 7:15
pm; public worship, IL am. and
8 pm. Meeting of the Board of Stew
ards. Tuesday at 8 pm.
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Activities IN Local Churches

weeks campaign Sunday morning at
the North Carolina Avenue NJ. p.
Church, Eighth and North Carolina
avenue southeast. Holy communion
will be administered in the morning.
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JESUS SENDING FORTH
MISSIONARIES.
LIKE XIX

Golden Text - 1.-THE harvest
indeed is plenteous, but the labor
ers are few; pray We therefore
the Lord of the harvest that He
send forth laborers into His har-
vest. Luke, x.2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-28

Rev. T. Howard Jones, who has Just
closed a revival at the Rhode Island
Avenue M. p. Church, VIII open a two
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Third Baptist.

Rev. Charles Cushingberry will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. Sun
day prayer meeting, $3.50 to 1880 am;
Bible school, CHS am: Junior c. E.
Society, pm; I. c. E. Society, 5 pm;
Senior c. E. Society, 6 pm; prayer
meeting, Tuesday. 8 to 10 pm: Y. P.
prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 to pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Fostsr Willett, the military attache of
the italian embassy, Col. Pennaroli;
Mr.. Usaki Buelant, secretary Of the
Turkish embassy; Mr.. Jacque Paris,
secretary Of the French embassy; Mr..
J. A. Varela, Mr.. Grovernor Payne, Mr..
Ivan Alfaro, Mr.. Robert Clifford, Mr.
.. Purnel, Mr.. ]. Hall McKenney, Mr..
eugene Carusi, Lieut. James Fernald,
Mr.. Waverly Taylor, Mr.. Charles Nc
kenney, Jr.; Lieut.. Alexander McCone,
Lieut.. Young. Lieut.. James Monaham,
Lieut.. Arthur Agenton, Mr.. Stephen
Fuqua, Mr.. G. Dove, Mr.. Prescott CAT
iey, Jr.;, Mr.. Philip Clark Mr.. Edgar
Orme, Jr.; MIR. Hal Williamson, Mr..
Kenneth Watson, Mr.. Ben La Garde,
Mr.. Roy Won LeWinski, Mr.. Stanley
Reed, Mr.. De Witt, Mr.. J. Reed, Mr..
James Foster Willett and Mr.. Enrique
Tessada- Guznan.
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SOCIETY
Chief Executive and Mrs. Hoover Hosts
Tonight to Members of Official
Family and House Guests.

were Miss Caroline Hyde, Miss Sarah
Carey, Miss Julia Harris, Miss Kathline
King, Miss Joan Guggenheim, Miss
Sara Louise Smell Miss Katherine
Lowman, Miss Jane Crosby, Miss Mary
Ingham Henry Miss Beatrice Patton,
Miss Olga Craven, Miss Patsy Douglas,
Miss Dorothy Tirrell, Miss Betty Beale,
Miss Teresa Saul, Miss Justine Corby,
Miss Mary Cootes. Miss Eleanor Corby,
Miss Elizabeth Shouse, Miss Evelyn
Walker, Miss Louise Tompkins, Miss
Leslie Wright, Miss Fanela Castanedo,
Miss Pinkie Tompkins, Miss Dorothy
Nicholson, Miss Jane Thorpe, Miss
Alice Emery, Miss Elsie Tuckerman,
Miss Virginia Dickinson, Mrs. James
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Army and Navy Officials
Receive at Ball Tonight.

The Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs, Frederick H. Payne will head the
receiving line at the fourth annual
mldshlpmen and cadets ball at the
MayhoWer this evening. Receiving with
them will be the major general COM
mandant OF the Marine Corps and Mrs.
Ben H. Fuller, the chief of Cavalry and
Mrs. Guy v. Henry. the commandant
at Fort Humphreys and Mrs. Edward
Evening star., 1931-12-25

H. Schultz, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Thomas r. Craven and Capt and Mrs.
Frank D. Berrien. Col Joseph j. Staley,
U. S. M. c. Reserves, will make the in
Productions.
The ball tonight Is in honor Of Vice
President Curtis, who is expected to at
tend with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gam.
The dinner dance planned to precede
the ball in the garden of the Mayfower
has been Cancelled, but there will be a
number Of informal parties, the guests
and their hosts going later to the ball.
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner Is in charge of
arrangements.
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Mrs. John A. Hull, wife of Maj. Gen.
John A. Hull, has been joined by her
son, Lieut. Charles Bowler King, sta
other son. Mr.. Ludlow King, who
comes from Iowa to spend Christmas
here. Lieut. Kings marriage to Miss
Karla Heurich, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Heurich, will take place
tomorrow. Mrs. Hull will give dinner
tonight for Lieut.. King and his BRIDE
olonf
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Col. and Mrs George T. Everett, Miss
Beall Everett and Lieut.. William A.
Davis, jr., will be the house guests of
Mrs. Everetts parents, Col. and Mrs.
F. M. M. Beall, in their home, Twin
Pines, on Brookville road. in Chevy
Chase, Md, through the holidays.
Maj and Mrs. D. @. Chynoweth are
among the many prominent Army,
Navy and Marine Corps people who will
entertain in the crystal room before
the United service ball. at the Willard
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, who
lGottinua6 on Third Iaaxxe
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Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, who
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ATTEMPT EXPORT MONEY
 ENDS IN DEATH

CLINTONVILLE. Wisconsin. Jan. 5, (P-An alleged attempt to ex- tort ten thousand dollars in money from Dr. J. Finney. aged fifty two. ended last night with the fin al shooting of Gordon Pope, aged fifteen and the arrest ot his two youthful companions. by posse in ambush.
 Dr. Finney reported to the sher- ic that he had received letter dircting him to leave ten thousand dollars on a fence post on lonely road. The posse hid in the shrub bery nearby. Soon three youths got out of an automobile which had been driven up and fired on those hiding behind the shrubbery The posse answered the fire and managed to kill Pope. His friends Douglas Parhtt aged fourteen and Howard Hustermark aged eighteen were arrested after short chase. The boys said they wanted tho money with which to have a good time
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FILES FOR POWER PERMIT

WASHINGTON, Jan, s. [P- Application to construct a dam and reservoir plant on Davis River. n the Tongass National Forest at q cost of three million dollars. wa filed with the Federal Power Com mission today by the Common wealth Ringing & Exploration Com pany of Seattle.
 The plant s to have an initial production of twenty-five thousand horsepowe- and an ultimate capa city of fifty thousand The pow CT is to supply the towns of Hyder. Stewart, and several industrial COO cerns.
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BODY THOS. k. GARNEAU
 FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH

FAIRBANKS. Jan. 4th, (R-- Searchsrs found the body of Thos. E. Garneau, aged 76, pioneer of Alaska, frozen to death while he was attempting to mush from Ruby to some place not mention cd in the telegram.
 Sea rchers said that evidence showed that the man travelled in circle after about eight miles out. After attempting to start several fires he apparently became stricken with numbness from the cold and threw away his pack and snowshoes. He then evidently struck out again until overcome by exhaustion and laid down and and froze to death. Several reia- rives survive him.
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NO MERGER. DECLARES

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. 5, tH1-The proposed billion dollar merger of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation and the Youngstown Sheet Tube Co.,. was denied by Judge David E. Jenkins. who gra ut ed an injunction to the minority stockholders restraining the com bination.
 Jenkins handed down the decision six months from the inception ot one of the biAerest legal battles in the history of corporations.
 The struggle for millions was carried out first with proximities and then with lawsuits. The cor porate forces were marshalled by Cyrus S. Eaton, Cleveland financier who finally took charges of fraud to court.
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ATTU ISLAND TO HAVE
 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL.

SEATTLE. Jan. 5. Officials of the Bureau of Education 1nnoun- ced that Attfu Island of the Aleut- ian Island group. will be connect ed with Seattle by passenger and freight service and that . school house wft be erected on the island. The Boxer will make voyage each year and the Bur eau also plans to build school houses and teachers homes at Cheehingmute and kalskak and a teachers home at Kanakanak.
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APPEAL HEARING POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Jan. $. Ry - Hearings on the appeals of Albert E. Fall. and Henry NJ. Blackmer. convicted Tn connection with the Tea. Post Dome scandal. were post poned in the District of Colum- bia Court until February 18th.
 The postponement was made to allow Judge D. L. Groner. recent ly appointed by President Hoover to take his seat
 Fall was sentenced to a year in prison and one hundred thousand dollars fine. Blackmer was fined sixty thousand dollars for con tempt of count when he remained abroad and refused to answer court summons to testify.
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JOFFRE LIES, IN STATE

PARIS. Jan. 5. (F-On a simple army cot. such as was used on his march on Timbutton. the body of Marshal Jorre lay in state in the Chapel of the Ecoie Militaire. where thousands of his countrymen pass ed and paid their respects at dawn today.
 An ordinary black funeral hearse took the body from the hospital. Jofre's blody was clad in black sunic with the famous red brooches of the Colonial Division. Despite the early hour. three thousand waited in front of the hospital. and another crowd lined the streets with hats of and heads bowed as the hearse made way through tho streets.
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CLAIMS PROTECTION UNDER
 UNWRITTEN LAW

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6. (R)- Frank Hugo. aged thirty-dve. 8 vaudeville actor. claimed protection today under the unwritten law. for the staying of his wife's friend, Louise White, after he had caught them together.
 going away for the weekend and returned unexpectedly to his home. finding his wife and White there. He also said he had suspected them for some time and had planned to trap them. After shooting White. Hugo summoned the police,
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by General Italo Balbo. Italian Air Minister, brought here from Or betello, Italy, hoped on at 3 am. Tuesday, or 6 pm. tonight Pacific Coast Time for Natal. Brazil. one of the broadest trans-oceanic hops attempted. Their are twelve It. allan cruisers along the route to render assistance in case of an em ergency.
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SUCKING STATE DEPT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5, R- Undebated, the Senate, today adopt ed resolution by Johnson of Cal ifornfa calling for Secretary Stim- son of the Department of State' to transmit to the senate all doc nments and communications relat- ing to the landing and the main tenance of Marines in Nicaragua.
 At the same time, King, of Utah introduced a resolution proposing
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TUESDAY tIEuEGRapHiCi
CASE TO BE HEARD NEAT WEEK

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. (R)-The test case on Judge Clarkss decision that Eighteenth Amendment was in- valid, will be heared before the Supreme Court, Wednesday. Jan uary 18th, Chief Justice Hughes said today. He declared that 1t would be heard ahead of all cas- es awaiting hearing on that date. Counsel upholding the Clark de cision requested that the hearing be deferred until the middle of April on the plea that previous en agreements prevented their being ready. but they were refused.
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EARTHQUAKE RECORDED

SEATTLE. Jan. 5, (F--Early disturbances of mild intensity, start ing at one-dtty-four am. today. and continuing until three pm. were recorded by the University of Washington Sedsmosraph. Walter M. Chapel of the University esti- mated the trembies had occurred about seventeen hundred miles away probably in Alaska. The heaviest shocks took place between two and two fifteen.
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the imm ediate withdrawal of the marines.
 A similar request for all com munications involved in the neso- tiations of the London Naval Treaty were denied by President Hoover and Secretary of State Stimson, Last year.
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INTANGIBLE PACKING
 COMPANY BANKRJ Pr

SEATTLE. Jan. s. LP)-Invol- untary bankruptcy proceedings. list Ing an aggregate of claims in the sum of s14.s41. were filed in the federal count here against the Wraugell Narrows Packing Con- pany.
 The petitioniug creditors are J. F. Tennison, Sehwabacher Hardware company. and Hogue and Tevton Company
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WEDNESDAY LEGRApkiiCl
APPOINTMENT FOR ALASKA

SAN JOSE. California. Jan. 6. iP-Reverend Francis C. Menager of Hooper Bay, Alaska. was today appointed Superior Of the Jesuit Missions in northern Alaska. suc- ceeding Father Phillip I. Delon. who was killed in the crash of the missionary plane at Kotzebue. Al aska. last fall. along with Father William Walsh and pilot Ralph Wien. The appointment was an nounced by Reverend Joseph M. Piet. Provincial of Jesuit Province. California.
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ATTEMPT TO CARRY PAY LOAD
 ACROSS ATLANTIC

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 6. P- Mrs. Beryl Hart. redIheaded avia- trix, who missed Bermuda by ff- ty miles and wRs forced to fly back across the ocean to land on the islands. in her sixteen hour flight from New York Saturday. will not resume her flight to Eur ope before tomorrow she said.
 She will await favorable change in the trade winds before attempt ing to carry the first freight pay load from the United States ac- TOSS the Atlantic by way of Der muda. She Is the widow of the late Lieutenant William s. Mac Leren.
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ASKED TO POSTPONE HEARING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. (R- The Supreme Court of the United States was asked to postpone until April fifteenth, hearing on the gov ermment's appeal of the New Jer- sey decision holding the Eigteenth Amendment invalid. Counsel sup porting the decision handed down by Federal Judge Clark, said that other engagements prevented their appearing before then. Frederick M. P. Pierce, spokesman criticized the brief filed by Solicitor Gen eral Thatcher, as incomplete.