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5-YEAR PLAN in FILM
Other Labor Events to Be Shown
at Workers Center.

Moving pictures of the Soviet
f1ve-year plan, and number of
important labor events in the
United States will be shown at $50
Sunday at the Workers Center,
1929 South Meridian street.
The movies, including the Ken
lucky miners strike and the ma
tional hunger march, are sponsored
by the Workers International Re-
lief, whose representative, John j.
Ballam, New York, will speak on
THE Fight for Bread"
A dance will be given at the CEN
ter at 8 Saturday night.
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other in the 600 block North Illinois
street, Thursday night.
Running across the intersection
at Apologize and Iowa streets,
Raymond Rollins, 4, of 1915 Apple
gate street, incurred brain con-
cussion when he stepped into the
side Of a car driven by T. j. Ben
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it up to take it elsewhere for
ride. Hiram Browne, Atlas COM
pany president, who presented
the Kari-Kart for the first time
wednesday, said the industry. a
new one in Indianapolis, soon may
employ several scores of work.
men.
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MUCH like the snail, who car
1VA ries his house on his back,
the modern infant may tug his
private mode of transportation
from boulevard to boulevard.
Little Walter Mendel, 2, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mendel, 1854
West Thirty-fourth street, dis
covered that today when he Wis
tied the plant of the Atlas Man
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Judd by the Oahu prison directors.
Lax penal conditions resulted in /.
a clique of convicts gaining virtual.
control Of the prison, the board said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-26

FhENIICE CUP HEAD
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Bernon S..
Prentice of New York has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the Davis cup
committee, Louis j. Carruthers,
president Of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association, announced.
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PRENTJCE CTrp HEAD

del of 10 North Traub avenue.
Bendel was not arrested.
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GUST SHERIFF OF HAWAII

HONOLULU, Territory of Hawaii,
Feb. 26.-John c. Lane, removed as
high sheriff of Hawaii, was charged
with maladministration today in a
report to Governor Lawrence M.
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ufacturing Company, Thirty
fourth street and Northwestern
avenue.
That is the home of the new
Kari-Kart, a portable go-cart that
folds up into small box and can
be carried easily from place to
place.
Little Walter is shown seated
in the Kari-Kart and as he picked
Evening star., 1932-06-28
NURSES PAST HIT
IN HUTTON TRIAL
Defense Charges She Enter
tanned Men in Home Before
and After Romance.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
los ANGELES. June 28.-The past
life of Myrtle Joan St Pierre was the
object Of an attack by defense counsel
today in her suit for $500 900 for al
legged breach of promise against David
Hutton, choir singer and husband OF
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, evangelist.
Defense attorneys said Hutton prob
ably would take the witness stand His
appearance will follow the testimony
of witnesses. who, Hutton's attorneys
said. will reveal that the 30-year-old,
twice married, attractive nurse enter
tanned men at her home prior TO and
subsequent to her alleged romance with
the baritone.
Miss st. Pierre, in cross-eXamination
OF her story of alleged betrayal by Hut
ton prior to his marriage to the evan
gelist, denied having told woman
friend Hutton was "a pudding head and
a mama's boy" and that she had mo
use for him. The statement was in re-
spouse to the defense query seeking to
determine if it was not Miss st. Pierre
who had broken the alleged romance
While her husband was having his
day in court. the evangelist also was
having her legal difficulties. Superior
Judge Arthur Crum late yesterday de-
cided that Mrs. Eutton must pay $4,000
TO Harvey H. Gates. scenario writer, for
the scenario of a film play which she
planned and which never was made.
Gates testified he wrote the script for
"Clay in the Potter's Hands" sup
posedly a story of the evangelist's life,
at the request Of Mrs. Hutton and j..
Roy Stewart, former hero of Western
thrillers and now a director. Stewart
also was named a defendant in the suit
and the judgment was given against
both defendants.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
DIAMOND TO VISIT
q POLICE STATIONS
Montgomery Commissioner Plans
Tour to Become Acquainted With
System and Personnel.
By a staff Correspondent Of The Star.

N01 4V-tI0E1|-V11V U II H7VeEEs
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 28,-An in
spection tour of the four county police
stations will be made next week by
Commissioner John B. Diamond, who
recently was assigned by the County
Board as commissioner in charge of
police, it was announced today.
The tour will be made by Diamond
to familiarize himself with the opera
ton of the department and to meet
the personnel and examine the equip
ment Of the Rickville, Bethesda. Silver
Spring and Takoma Park stations.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
LEGION POST TO SPONSOR
BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST
Event Will Feature July observ-
ance at Berkeley Spring-Sub-
stantia1 Awards Offered.
,ecial Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, June
ga bathing beauty contest, with
substantial awards, is announced as a
feature of the July 4 observance by the
local post of the American Legion this
year. The contest will be held in the
swimming pools of the State park here
The post will sponsor the only indie
pendence day observance of any magni-
tude in the Eastern Panhandle this
year.
Colorado has 103,943 sqaure miles
within its borders
Evening star., 1932-06-28
CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION C0NVENES
5000 Delegates Are Present at
29th Annual Meeting at
CluCIuHdIl.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The twenty
ninth annual convention of the Ma
tional Catholic Educational Association
opened today with more than 5000
delegates and visitors present and sew
eral thousand more expected.
The religious program began with a
pontificial mass, celebrated by the Most
Rev. Francis w. Howard, Bishop of
Covington, KY. Later, reports we're
made on activities of Catholic schools
in the United States and Canada.
The general executive board met yes
terday to discuss annual reviews and
formulate convention policies, but the
results Of its deliberations were not
made public.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
DR.. J. H. H0[L|STER
WILL LEAD SERVICE
Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Selects "As a Man Think
eth" as Sermon Topic.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow DR.. J. Hillman Hollister will
preach on "As Man Thinketh" The
flreside discussion group will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Es-
penschied. 1878 Stuyvesant place, at
7:3O pm. Dr. HOLSTER will lead the
discussion The Collegians. under the
leadership Of DR.. William Blum, will
meet at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Oscar D. Allen, 6233 Thirtieth street, at
7:30 pm.
The Older Young People" elected the
following officers last Sunday evening
President, William Dynes; vice presi-
dent : secretary Olive Espenschied;
treasurer, Gus Winnemore. 1t was de-
cided to hold regular meetings every
Sunday evening at 7:30 O'Clock In the
church school building
The three groups, meeting simultane-
ously on Thursday evenings will have
their fourth meeting next Thursday
evening. The groups meet as BODY
at 7:45 pm. for a l5minute worship
period At o'clock they go to Their
respective rooms for round-table dis
cussions. DR.. Henry c. Macatee is lead
ing the group discussing Religions Part
in Physical and Mental Health" The
First Century Christian Fellowship
Group" is led by A. L. Baldwin. and
DR.. Hollister is leading the group study
ing Christian Beliefs That Matter"
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis S. Feeser have
invited the young people TO be theI
guests at an informal reception Novem-
ber II at 8 pm. at which time the
room furnished in memory Of De Witt
H. Feeser will be presented to the young
people.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
PROGRAM PLANNED
Albright Memorial Will Hold
Special Services Tomorrow.
c. E. Banquet Thursday.

The fifth anniversary Of the dedica-
ton of Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church will be observed at all services
Sunday. In the Sunday school the chill
dren's choir will sing and the awards
for attendance will be given.
The church was organized under the
leadership of the present pastor, DR..
George E. Schnabel. who came to Wash
ington six years ago from Emmanuel
Evangelical Church of Syracuse N. Y.
The present edifice. which is the church
school building, was built the following
year and was dedicated on November
4, 1927. Assisting in the dedication
were Bishops S. c. Breyfogel and NJ. T.
Maze and Daniol Polling.
The morning sermon is The Church
of Christ HISS a Message for Today"
There will be an anniversary tea for
young people at $50 pm. Kermit Co.'S
tilano will be the speaker. =
At 7:45 pm. the orchestra under the
leadership of George Heisley, will in
musical nights. The orchestra will be
under the direction Of Mrs J. Patterson
Perry and Miss Mildred Brown. The
sermon subject by the pastor will be
is Religion a Dream or a Drama?"
1The prayer meeting subject Thursday
night is "A Christ for the Whole Day
and Every Day"
The Christian Endeavor banquet will
be held Thursday. with the president,
Miss Mildred Mellinger, presiding Rev
Vernon Miller of B2ltimore will be the
guest SPEAKER.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
SYMBOL Of PEACE
THEME OF SERMON
Armistice Da, % Be Observed
at Covenant-First Presby-
terian Church.

In the service at the Covenant-Ffrst
Presbyterian Church tomorrow appro-
pirate recognition of Armistice day,
symbolism Of peace, will be made. DR.. A.
j. Mccartney plans to give an mag
mary interview with the Unknown
Soldier under the caption, "The I'm
known Soldier Wakes and Walks Agar"
In the evening Rev. j. Woodman Bab-
bitt, assistant minister, will speak at
7:30 o'clock to the Covenant Fellow
ship group on the subject My Visit to
the Battlefields Of France and What II
Taught Me"
The service preparatory TO commun-
ion, which will be observed November
13, will be held Thursday evening.
DR.. Mccartney preaching and the entire
quartet for the ministry OF music. At
the close of this service the session OF
the church will convene to meet in
formally with those who wish to unite
with the church. The sacrament Of
baptism may be administered to adults
at this service upon request.
The All Corners Mems Glass will be
guests of the Cuthbert Glass at Peck
Memorial Chapel tomorrow morning
Judge Tate will teach the class and
the subject will be THE Christian and
World Peace"
The Covenant Fellowship at the meet
ing Sunday evening at o'clock Till
discuss Wanting and Getting Peace"
Miss Irene Bartlett will be In charge
of the college age group and Miss Del
bert in charge Of the general group
The Tip Top Club, at the meeting :
O'Clock Sunday evening in the Church
House, 1929 Connecticut avenue, will
discuss Military Training in the
Schools" under the leadership of Ben
iamin Mccartney.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
AMERICA CHOOSES
TITLE OF SERMON
Dr.. Frederick Brown Harris
to Preach at Foundry
Methodist.

In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning the pastor,
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, will speak
on America Chooses" The sacrament
Of the Lords Supper viii be observed.
In the evening at o'clock a special
conjunction with the annual memorial
service Of the Sigma Nu Fraternity
Of George Washington University. who
will attend in body. Dr. Harris will
speak on Love, Honor and Truth"
and Miss Tempe Ellen. teacher OF
dramatics of the Lucy Webb Hayes
Training School, will read The Three
Things by Mary Raymond Shipman
Andrews
The Epworth League and Hi-League
meet at o'clock, concluding with the
devotional service at O'Clock.
On Monday, from 10 am. to pm.
the District Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will observe a day Of
prayer for the election.
A meeting Of the women's societies
will be held at the church Tuesday,
opening with the guild meeting at
10:45 am. at which the Community
Chest will be presented. The devotional
period will be In charge of the Home
Missionary Auxiliary at 1890 pm. Mrs.
Mary H. Kellicott, director Of citizen
ship education of the Woman's Civic
Club Of Baltimore, Will speak. Follow
ing luncheon the Foreign Missionary
Auxiliary will have an open executive
meeting.
The pastor will continue the study
Of The Prophets and the Problems Of
Life" in the nlidWeek service Thursday
evening.
The Pageant of Foundry" will be
presented November IL at BIS o'clock.
IN the dramatic hall
Evening star., 1932-11-05
LUTHERANS TO OPEN
VISITATION WEEK
Nearly 100 Workers to Be Commits.
stoned at St. Paul's Church To-
morrow for Annual Event.

A commissioning service Of nearly
one hundred workers for the annual
every member visitation will be fea-
ture tomorrow morning at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church The pastor, DR..
Henry W. Snyder, will preach special
sermon having as its theme "Paul's
Every Member Canvass" The annual
visitation starts on Sunday afternoon
and continues throughout the week
DR. Snyders subject tomorrow night
will be Borrowed and Lost" Wednes-
day evening a meeting Of the Women s
Missionary Society will be held. A
moving picture film from the Indian
Bureau Of the Interior Department en-
titled THE First Americans" will be
shown.
Owing to every member visitation
the meeting of the church council has
bee postponed from Wednesday to
Monday, the 18th.
Instead Of the midweek prayer serv-
ice Thursday night Miss Margaret
Haines will tell of her educational re-
ligious work among the people of French
Equatorial Africa. On Friday evening
the Luther League will present a play,
Nothing But the Truth" for the bene-
fit Of the building fund
Evening star., 1932-11-05
CONGREGATION TO HEAR
WHY WARS MUST CEASE
Sermon at Ninth Street Christian
Church to Deal With
Armistice Day.

Why Wars Must Cease" will be the
subject Of Rev. Clifford H Jope's sermon
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning in harmony with
Armistice day. TO be observed next week.
At the evening service the guest speaker
will be John Wyclif Black of Leicester,
England, president of the World Con-
vention Of the Churches of Christ to
meet in Leicester. England. in 1885
Special music will be furnished at the
morning service and Mrs. Mary E.
Clarke will sing a soprano solo and the
choir. under the direction of Joseph
Harrison, will render special music at
the evening service.
The Eureka Bible Glass will have a
class meeting and social in the church
house Monday evening at o'clock and
the Alpha Christian Endeavor Society
will hold meeting Wednesday evening
at $50 O'Clock, also in the church house.
The church dinner and devotional serv-
ices will be held Thursday at $50
o'clock
The church will unite with other
District Of Columbia Christian Churches
in a one-day convention Thursday at
the Columbia Heights Christian Church.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
BAPTIST MEMORIAL
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
Lords Supper Will Be Observed
Following Morning Sermon
by DR.. Johnson.

Or. Cove G. johnson, pastor OF the
National Baptist Memorial, will speak
tomorrow morning on Where the
Prince Of This World Has No Place,
followed by observance Of the Lord S
Supper. In the evening DR.. F. Howard
Taylor, son OF the founder OF the China
Inland Mission, will speak. Bible school.
$50 am DR. M. E. Miller will teach
the Personal Workers group at 6:45
pm. and at the same hour the young
people will meet A service will be held
at the Home for Incurables, at which
the Young Peoples Glee Club of the
Sunday evening Seth Parker Gith-
erins" will assist in the singing. Those
who are going will meet at the church
at 230 pm.
The Prayer League meets Tuesday at
pm. at the church. Wednesday at
10 am. the White Cross Committee will
begin an all-day meeting at the church,
with the Emma Gill Circle especially
assisting In the evening the Bible
school board meets at the church.
Thursday at 80 pm. mothers OF chill
dren III the cradle roll and beginners
departments are invited to meet in the
church parlor. Dr. Preston McLendon,
child specialist, will speak on the treat
ment OF colds and there will also be an
address by Dr. Johnson. In the evening
the subject Of the midWeek service OF
the church will be The Problems OF
Prayer" Friday at 7:30 pm. the Boy
Scouts, Troop 43, will meet.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
ENGLISH VISITOR
TALKS TOMORROW
John WycIiffe Black of LeiCes.
ter to Address Christian
Church.

At the National City Christian
Church tomorrow at 1880 o'clock, John
Wycliffe Black of Leicester England
former member of the British Parlia-
ment and president of the World Con
vention of the Disciples of Christ. will
speak. Mr.. Black came to this coun-
ternational Convention of the Disciples
of Christ held at Indianapolis. The
same will be broadcast b. WMAL.
The Thursday evening fellowship sup
per and prayer service will not be held
due to the one-day convention OF the
United Christian Missionary Society
meeting at the Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church.
The twenty-second anniversary OF
Drf1 Whitley since assuming pastoral re-
lation with the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church, now National City Chris
tian Church, will be observed tomorrow
He is now minister emeritus.
At the Sunday evening meeting OF
the LIE Rendezvous Society Of young
people, the topic for discussion will be
Living With Ones Neighbor." Miss
Janet Jackson will be the leader
Special music will be featured at both
morning and evening services Sunday.
An anthem and quartet will be sung
also; Mrs. Helen Turley, contralto, will
sing a solo. At the evening service a
special musical program will be given
on tower chimes and organ by Robert
Ruckman. organi5t. Also, the chorus
choir will sing; J. Horace Smithey,
baritone, will be the sololSt.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
CHEST DAY FEATURED

The fourth annual Chest day will be
observed tomorrow at Hamline Meth
odist Episcopal Church At II o'cloc!:
the minister's theme will be Sacrifice
and Songs" and at 7:45 pm. Though
Thousands Fall D." Hamline's chorus
choir will sing at both services. Church
school, GAS am; High School League.
6:15 pm; Epworth League, to $50
o'clock at the home OF Miss Corbly 4608
Fifteenth street.
be held Thursday night.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
.LUTHERANS PLAN
CORNER STONE RITE
Educational and Recrea'
tionaI Building Ceremony
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The corner stone of the new educa-
tional and recreational building of
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical Church,
Twentieth and G streets, will be laid
at $50 o'clock tomorrow, with services
in charge of the pastor. Rev. Charles
Enders. 1t will open In the church
auditorium.
Rev. Paul Gabler Of St Luke's Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, Baltimore,
Md. will read the Scripture lesson.
Prayer will be offered by DR.. Paul A.
Menzel former pastor of Concordia
Church and now executive secretary of
the Board OF Foreign Missions OF the
Evangelical Synod. Rev. E. j. F. Dett-
barn of St. Johns ns-Concordia Church,
Baltimore, Md, will deliver the sermon.
After this the congregation will march
to the front of the new building for
the actual corner stone laying. The
corner stone will be laid by Rev. Mr..
Enders, assisted bv the following Off
GERS of the church: H. F. Dunkhorst,
president of the church; DR.. w. P.
Herbst, chairman of the trustees;
julius Becker. chairman Of the Build
ing Committee: Mrs. A. H. Volkmann.
jr, president of the Ladies Aid Society:
Mrs George Steiner. president OF the
Mission Society: A. N. Schroeder. SUPER
intendent of the Bible school, John r.
Monroe. choir director: William Grass,
president of the brotherhood; Miss Jo-
sephine Escherich, president of the
Concordia Guild: William Steiner. pres
ident of the Young Peoples League,
Miss Amelia Bender. president of the
Concordia Links The closing prayer
will be offered by DR.. c. c. Rasmussen
pastor Of the Luther Place Memorial
Church.
There will be no evening service.
In the English service. at 11:15 am.
Raymond Meiners Of the congregation.
who is preparing for the ministry. will
preach the sermon. He will speak on
The Work Of the Holy Spirit"
Evening star., 1932-11-05
PLAN HOMECOMING DAY

At Georgetown Lutheran Church
Rev. Harold E Beatty, pastor, Home
coming day will be observed at the
IL am. and pm. services. Addresses
ut the morning service by former pas
tors Rev E. L. Folk and DR.. Luther
Hess Waring, and at the pm. service
by Rev Charles B. Austin of the West
Washington Baptist Church and DR.:
Gould Wickey, executive secretary OF
the Lutheran Board Of Education, also
. former pastor Special music, direct
ed by Mrs. Helen Albert, organlst.
Sunday school, $50 am; Harry
enead will lead the Senior Christian
Endeavor at Z pm. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, pm, subject, Making
Living" Ladies Aid Society, Friday,
pm, at the parsonage.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
LUTHERAN MINISTERS
TO HONOR DEAD KING

The Lutheran Ministerial Association
OF Washington has completed a spe-
cial program to be given in Luther
Place Memorial Church November 13
at IN. honoring the Booth ami
versary OF the death of the Swedish
King, GustavuS AdolphuS.
Speakers will be the Swedish Min
lister. Wollmar Bostrom, and Judge
Irving Lenroot. Special musical num-
bers will be presented by Nine. Marie
Sundelius OF the Metropolitan Opera
Of New York City Conducting the
service will be DR.. H. bennington
Hayes. president of the Lutheran Min
iSterial Association.
Lutheran churches OF the city are
omitting their evening service No
yennber 13.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
TO ATTEND SERVICES
Radio Rites at Church of Immacu-
late Conception to Honor Msgr.
Smith, Guest Preacher.

The Catholic Daughters Of America
will attend in body the radio service
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception tomorrow at o'clock, in honor
of Right Rev. Msgr Albert E. Smith,
who will be guest preacher
Msgr Smith is vice president Of the
Catholic Press Association Of the United
States and editor in chief Of the Bal
timore Catholic Review.
The music, under the direction OF
Harry Wheaton Howard, will have the
following soloists: Florence Yocum. So
prano; Fred Nolan, baritone; Nellie Ro-
nan soprano: Ann Arlen, violinist. and
the boys sanctuary choir.
The service. under the direction Of
Rev Francis j. HurneV. is broadcast
every Sunday through Station VOL.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
SERIES WILL CONTINUE

At the Church of the Epiphany to-
morrow morning the rector, DR.. z. B.
Phillips, will continue his series OF ser
mons on Prayer the special theme at
the IL o'clock service being Prayer,
the Door of Entrance Into the Fuller
Life"
The services tomorrow will be: Holy
communion, 8 am: church school, $50
am; holy communion and sermon by
the rector, II am; Young Peoples So
ciety, $50 pm, and at the evening
service, at o'clock, the sermon will
be preached by Rev. Mr. Wills, who
will have for his theme The Prevail
ing Church"
Evening star., 1932-11-05
1.-THE GOLDEN AGE"

THE Golden Age" will be the subject
of Rev. Kenneth B. Carson. pastor OF
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow morning and in the evening
he will have for his subject What
Ntxt?"
Church school, $50 am. Brean Bible
class will have for its teacher the pas
tor, at 10 am. Class in persuasive evan
gelism Thursday, 8 pm; communicate
class Friday. 7 pm; junior choir, Fri
day, 7:45 pm; Boy Scout troop, Friday,
pm.
Evening star., 1932-11-05
ARTHUR BLACK SPEAKER
Lutherans to Hear Secretary of
Laymen's Movement.

At the Lutheran Church Of the Refor-
nation tomorrow morning Arthur Black
secretary Of the Lutheran Laymen's S
Movement, will be the guest speaker
at the IL o'clock service.
The men met Friday fer dinner, which
was served by the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Luther League will meet tomor-
row. Miss Georgia Anna Horn will
be In charge of the devotional service
Mrs. Anna Mclaughlin will lead the
discussion on the subject, How Does
Christ Meet the Needs of the World
ACTS, iv.1-12).