Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1932, Page 13

Beethoven Statue With Baggy Pants Arouses Opposition MENCALLEDTOAID HUTTON'S DEFENSE Formé}- Friends of Nurse to ‘_"Throwi Light on Her Past. . By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 23.—The question of whether or not Beethoven, wore trousers while composipg some of his im- mortal symphonies may have to be settled officially: A statue, now nearing 2 tion at the hands of a Glendale sculptor, shows Beethoven with d v trousers; The park oom- s imdicated 1 i nes” peased et . ica! nct ased Br the Associated Press. with the trousers. ple LOS ANGELES, June attorneys today hoped to present to a jury more details of the “past life” oq‘J. C. WHITWELL IS NAMED Myrtle Joun St. Plerre, twlce-married | pp NaETON INCTRUCTOR 30-year-old nurse, who seeks $200,000 from David Hutton for alleged breach | P SEE— of promise Graduate of Western High School To the aid of the choir singer and | husband of Aimee Semple McPherson | Gets Pcst in Chemical Engi- Hutton, evangelist, they have sum-| e moned several men, whom the pretty | neering Department. nurse admitted she knew. A Steadfastly trying to pick faws in| John Coleman Whitwell, son of Mr. her story that Hutton betrayed her| and Mrs. George M. Whitwell, 1781 under promise of marriage, lhe;ldefense Lanier place, and a graduate of West- met_opposition on each of the “past life” questions from Miss St. Plerre’s|Si gfi:‘u;fi‘fi’:‘ {‘l:: m“’lflg’l’“t":“:‘d attorneys. | £ “I have & right to defend my char-| {,‘:f:i‘;;g department of Princeton Uni- acter!” Miss St. Pierre shrieked in a| VeL3t- . shrill volce, bursting into_tears ‘and |, MT Whitwel, who enteted Brincs- temporarily " interrupting the grilling | (80 "G N AR w,i‘ sy E‘um"" cross-examination. Superior Judge Les- | jait, I"EING0R 10 SIS Ut lr;‘fi:lg(r‘;::::f ‘::;'g:;{'md_ under ques- | S¢ience in engineering and was awarded tioning of defense counsel, she was :E:m}g;nut-gegln)‘:;:‘:flll;rFfllo:"m u.‘t"‘ born "Myrtle St. Peters” and that she| Chemics e d 5‘ 4 post; ‘("M e had used the names of “Jean Deville,” | NOrk. He received the degree of chem- “Hazel” and “Joan,” as well as the two :‘:n;“(‘hlfl’l’ = year'’s commence- previous marriage names, Mrs. H. H - Harrington, jr., and Mrs. George Street V&'}I\"twk':igl :";“’"lp»"fe‘g ;‘ P"“;‘f%‘l “1"- Her testimony was frequently inter- I a8 elec! 0 membership in rupted by heated clashes between at- S’E‘éy";':d Kfi,‘i’f'} Sasional :’l‘;‘c’:é o torneys. | clety, : tre il By full membership in Sigma Zi, national (his o T e duting | soclety Tecognizing achievement I | the court.recess. "hey're trying poor | Search. He is also a member of the Aimee herself, who lies flat on her back Princeton Key and Seal Club. in a hospital. And theyre crucifying | - . - David Hutton'’s mother as well Y\‘lnlh(‘ri Inn of Mrs. Ringling Burns. has collapsed because of the c: WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis., June 23 fering from a nervous breakdown, com- | (#) —Mirror Lake Inn, owned by Mrs. plicated by a tropical ailment she con- | Al Ringling, widow of one of the Ring- tracted on_her recent visit to Central | ling brothers. circus showmes America. So gerious is her illness, she | destroyed by fire vesterday. Onl was told that the trial had been post- | guests were in the inn and they sscaped. poned | The loss was estimated at $150,000. 23.—Defense *THEY DON'T DRUDGE THROUGH THE SUMMER. WHY SHOULD I? I'M GOING TO HAVE A Anyene can have a Hoover this summer. The new Silver Jubilee Hoovers are lower pnced' —they're easier t6 buy—the down payment islower and the monthly’payments are greatly reduced. Three models to suit any woman, any home, any pocketbook. We invite you to see and try them, in your own home, with- out obligation, when our bonded and trust- worthy Hoover representative calls. Liberal allowance for your old electric cleaner. Get your Hoover for less * And on new easy terms Now only 450 SILVER JUBILEE HOOVERS S. Kann Sons Co. Lansburgh’s Woodward & Lothrop Barber & Ross Virginia Public Service Co. THE EVENING FAMOUS “TIPSTER” FOR POLICE S DEAD Mysterious Figure of Gotham Underworld Guarded Like President. By the Assoclated Press. : NEW YORK, June 23—-“Chile” Acuna, the stool pigeon who was slllrdrd almost as carefully as a Presi~ ent, is dead. His passing was not unexpected, but the manner of it was a surprise. In- stead of the violent demise 15 “blue- ribbon” policemen were assigned to pre- vent, he expired peacefully last night in Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital. He| had been in a coma after an operation for a brain tumor. A swarthy young man of unabashed demeanor, Acuna burst into notoriety in 1930 by 'telling how detectives hired him to “get the goods” on defenseless and sometimes innocent women. ‘The scandal he broke abolished the old vice | 1:Id and sent some of its members to 8ing Sing Prison. Under a ruling by police heads, the shadowy figure of the “unknown man” was eliminated from such cases. Acuna appeared apparently out of nowhere to testify in the appellate | court’s inquiry conducted by Isidore J. Kresel and by Samuel Seabury, who later went on to inguire into the whole city government. ‘The young man. who had been a ‘waiter at $80 a month before he moved into the big money class, was given six flcked leutenants as a police guard. ter the guard was increased, until he wes forced to move because neighbors complained the constant shift. of pro- tecting policemen bothered them. - . Chosen Yale Alumni Fellow. NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 23 (#). Election of Edward 1. Ryetson, jr. of | Chicago, as alumnl fellow of the Yale | Corporation was- announced yesterday | by President James Rowland Angell Ryerson, who was graduated from Yale | in 1908, is a trustee of the University | of Chicago and chairman of the Illinois | Emergency Relief Commission. | STAR, WASHINGTO MAJ. G. W. HAMILTON WILL BE HONORED Memorial Services to Be Held Sun- day at Arlington for World War Hero. Memorial services for Maj. George Wallace Hamilton, U. 8. M. 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