Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1932, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1932 VETERAN BENEFITS | LIMITATION ASKED VeavANEAN A -U. S. Chamber of Commerce| Committee Cites Condition of Federal Treasury. Joins Talkies SHORT STAGE CAREER FITS HER FOR NEW WORK. HOUSE BILL T0 AID " TLANTIC ARLINES P Crosser Proposal Envisions | Early Competition to | Carry Mail. By the Associated Press Looking into a fast-approaching fu- flying the American flag, is the logical next step.” He looked also, he sald, to the neces- sity of carrying on the big construc- tion industry now started, asserting more than $5,000,000 has been invested in equipment at Akron for the con- struction of the Navy's two new air- ships. This plant would go idle and the “most highly skilled group of air- ship builders in the world” gathered there would have to be disbanded un- less laws to ald commercial building | are passed, contended Crosser. Leaves Out Shipping Aid. One ship aid he left out was the | construction-loan provision by which | the United States is lending a quarter billion to surface shipbuilders 1in amounts representing three quarters of the construction cost of each vessel. However, the mail contracts are a rich BISHOP TO RESUME . VISITS TO ST. MARK’S Manning’s Favor Rgstored to New York Episcopal Church Due to Hard Times. | By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 1— Hard times have brought the bishop’ favor back to New York's unique Episcopal Church, St. Mark's-in-the- Bouwerie, after nine years. Its rector, Rev. Willlam Norman Guthrie, who is visiting in Memphis, ning and that the latter would resume his official visits to St. Mark's. Reduced revenues brought about the | change, Dr. Guthrie said, for the di- minished income necessitated dropping parts of St. Mark’s services that had been objectionable to Bishop Manning. These services, which first drew the bishop’s criticism nine years Bgo,‘ utilized symbolical dances, special mu- sic and richly set stages. They were designed, Dr. Guthrie said, to give him , and his churchgoers “a contagion of | reiigious experiences.” “Iron Front” Meets in Berlin. | BERLIN, February 1 (/). —Members of the new “Iron Front” organization, representing parties sworn to uphold the | German _republic, packed the large | sports palace for & meeting yesterday. SENT TO NEW POSTS | Baltimorean, Consul at Shanghai, | Is Transferred to Tokio. | Recent changes in the foreign service include the transfer of John M. Cabot. third secretary, from Mexico City to! Guatemala City; the transfer of Robert English, third secretary, from Bangkok, Siam, to Budapest, Hungary; the trans- | fer of Carl A. Spamer, Baltimore, con- | sul at Shanghai, to Tokio, and the as- signment to duty at the State Depart- ment of Merritt N. 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