Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1931, Page 6

WET ISSUE FACED BYEPISCOPALIANS Churchmen Urged -to Back } Plea for Referendum on i Modification. i By the Associated Press., i DENVER, Colo,, September 23.—The | General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church may have an op- portunity to express itself on a pro- 1 calling for the modification of | he prohibition laws to zllow the man- ufacture and sale of beer. <onvention observers said that the | resolution likely would originate in the Committee of Twenty-one, composed of seven bisbops, seven priests and seven laymen, named to condider world problems. i ‘The committee has before it a reso- | Jution presented from the Diocese of | Central New York, asking Congress, to | suthorize a national referendum on | rohibition. It was presented in the | suse of Deputies several days 2go | and referred to the committee without | debate. Debate Kept Secret. Hearings before the committee, ad- vertised as public in announcements | to the House of Bishops and House of Deputies yesterday, began last night with a session closed to the press. Bishop James E. Freeman of Wash- ingtop, D. C., the chairman, sald the meetings were orn to delegates, but | not to the general public. Lively debate marked a session of the deputies, at which action was taken to limit women's work in the church | ministry to the Order of Deaconesses. | ‘Women, under provisions of the reso- | lution adopted, may perform certain ministerial functions, but are barred Singer Here LAWRIE NEW MINISTER OF MusIC. —Star Staff Photo. A special program will be presented | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., HOPE FOR CRAMIER AND PAL REVIVED |Condition of Salvaged Plane Indicates Flyers May Be on Islands. | By the Assoctated Press. ! _LONDON, September 23.—Hope that Parker D. Cramer, American airman who was lost on a flight from Detroit to Copenhagen, remains alive lingered to- " | day. On the request of the American em- bassy, the British Broadcasting Co. ap- pealed to ships in North Sea waters and residents of the barren Orkney and for Cramer and his radio operator, Oli- ver Pacquette. The radioed message sald that the wreckage of Cramer’s plane, recently salvi by the British trawler Lord Trent, indicated the possibility that the men might have taken refuge on one of the uninhabited islands. Flyng Suit Thought Found. in Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church | The Dally Mail pointed out that what Sunday night at 8 o'clock under the was taken for a flying suit was found Shetland Islands to keep a sharp watch | in the cockpit of the plane by the mas- ter of the Lord Trent, demonstra to |the nwsp‘gtr that the might have been able to discard the suit and |leave the machine before it crashed. ‘The. embassy acted on orders from | Washington in response to a plea of willlam H. Cramer, brother of Parker, | who believes that the flyer may be ma- |rooned on a remote island and will re- | main_there unless rescued. The State Department asked the embassy whether a search of the Orkneys by airplane i would be feasible and what would be the cost. Edibles Scarce. ‘The Shetlands and the Orkney’s com- prise about 150 islands, of which only about one-sixth are inhabited. Ncthing edible grows on the others and a casta- way would have to catch seabirds or ! fish to escape starvation. |~ Cramer and Pacquette left the Faroe | Islands on August 9 in a heavy stcrm and never war2 hrarc from again. They were charting an airmall/ route across the Arctic for an American aviation concern. The wreckage of their plane was brought into Hammerfest, Norway, | several days ago. MRS. OWEN IS CANDIDATE et WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Septem- ber 23 (#).—Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen last night announced her candidacy for re-election as a Representative in Congress from the fourth Florida district. | Mrs. Owen is a daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan. | a singer he has appeared with several direction of Justin Lawrle, new min- | ister of music. . | Tae guest musicians will include Harold Veo, New York violinist, and | James Wilkinson, Baltimore baritone. | Mr. Lawrie, a enor, also will sing. Mr. Lawrie was brought to Washing- | ton recently by Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor. During his 20 years as | grand and light opera companies, and has offered selections over WEAF and | other New York radio stations. | Mrs. Lawrie, also & trained musician, and their two sons will join Mr. Lawrie here soon. 1343 F Street. GANDH} AND CHAPLIN CHAT ABOUT MACHINES Mahatma Tells Charley Looms ‘Would Only Make More People Idle. By the Associated Press. LONDON, -September 23.—Mahatma Gandhi, who leads millions toward liberty, and Charlie Chaplin, who makes millions laugh, today cherished a friendship of mutual understanding. “A very charming man,” said Gandhl of Chaplin. “A most interesting figure,” said Chaplin of Gandhi. At Chaplin's behest they met in the east-end home of one of the Indian leader’s friends. Adults and children thronged around the house as the film comedian entered, and loaded him down with garden flowers. ‘They talked for 15 minutes about machinery. Sitting side by side on a sofa, Chaplin told Gandhi he did not WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1931 other part of the world as a result of our over-production.” Their talk was terminated by evening prayers. L Patients Robbed of $77 Cash. Thefts of $77 in cash’from clothes of two patients at Walter Reed Hospital were reported to police yesterday. Wil- liam H. Walker said $65 was stolen frcm his _clothes, and Matthew Thompson said $12 was taken from his. L e ess, England, recently staged an Jizls’_pajams parads Skegn official girls’ ama SURVEYING AND MAP COMPILATION Evening Classes Begin Week Sept. 21, COLUMBIA “Tech” SCHOOLS All branchgs of dratting dnd ensineering mic m-fie---}-fl understand why the latter championed '/ cosm———— HOURS 7:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. "Hot Dog' i No More Fleas!” ‘Why let your dog’s life be made hey be. rgeant’s Skip-Flea Powder will pesitively kil fleas, lice and other vermin. Fleas are danger- ous to your dog’s health. 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CALUMET, Mich., September 23 (®). it g —Coast Guards at’ the Eagle Harbor | uards at the Eagle Harbor | Fights for Eqéality. Station last night sald the Stannard | “Men and women,” he sald “are on | Rcck Light House motor boat and two | an equality of citizenship. In law, med- | men, missing since Thursday, when they | icine, education and other flelds women | left Marquette with a load of supplies have demonstrated their ability and | were found safe today on Manitol fitness, yet here we are dlacrlml!\nmg Island in Lake Superior. | sgainst women in the service of Jesus.” The motor boat was forced ashcre by | ized unity between the Epis- | engine trouble and was picked up by the and Methodist | Eagle Harb:r patrol boat, which was | expected to tow it to Stannard Rock | sible of attainment in a mljcrflg report | before returning to the House of Deputles, which noted an increas! harmony between the mfia son?' report bmitted majority was_sul by the Right Rev. Edward L. 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