Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1932, Page 7

i G R0 THURSDAY, JUNE _HEBWPNING STAR. WASHINGTON, Bees in Fire Siren Upset Even Tenor of Quiet Night in Towa HUTTON WITNESES RAKENURSES PAST Eleven Testify Many Men Were Her Friends Before Choir Singer. By the Associated Press MADISON, Iowa, June 30.— Having worked all day making honey, a swarm of bees decided to spend the night in the town's fire siren. But it got too crowded inside and they touched off two eerie blasts with a short circuit at 1 am Hundreds fire fighters got up from bed and hurried out to do their duty. Then they found the bees, to say nothirg of the bees that found some firemen. of volunteer By the Assoclated Press, LOS ANGELES, June 30.—Eleven' defense witnesses have testified there were many men in the life of Myrtle Joan St. Pierre, attractive nurse who seeks $200,000 for alleged breach of Emm!s? from David Hutton, singer usband of Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist And Mark Jones, defense attorney, 'ALABAMAN NAMED o8 Mark gones, corence avorner, | GROTTO’S MONARCH in an effort to disprove the rnmrmmnl of the twice-married, 30-vear-old| T 2 brunette, that her association with the |Lamar Field Elected by Veiled Prophets of Enchanted Realm at rotund Hutton developed into her “one great love.” 434 Session in Buffalo. Hutton Will Testify. The calling of these witnesses prob- ably will delay, until late in the day, the testimony of Hutton, who has expressed . 8 desire to testify and “blow the girl's | BY the Associated Press. 0. Btory to pleces.” Hutton's appearance| BUFFALO, N. Y., June 30.—Lamar was expected to end testim | Field of Anniston, Ala. was elected tJfi!m AC ,]Ed%rdfi secreta easurer | grand monarch of the Mystic Order of ©of the Afiliated Improven 5S0Ci8~ | {he yelled Prophets of the Enchanted tions of Los Angeles County, s1id that | 8s a neighbor of Miss St. Perre in|Realm, at the forty-third annual con- Hollywood in 1928, he believed she |ference of the order here yesterday lived in the same house with Albert|He succeeds. Charles E. Minsinger of Eben, organist Portland, Oreg The witness was joined by his wife | Other officers elected included Joseph in testimony that the gay sounds of | B. Sieber of Akron, Ohio, deputy grand rties floated from the St. Pierre |monarch; Miles S. Gregory oi Los ome next door. | Angeles, ‘grand chief justice; Charles Eben did not zppear in court in re- |M. Colton of Rochester, treasurer; eponse to a subpoena, reat- | George Hatch of Rochester, secretary; ened to ask for a bench |Otto F Hildebrandt, Rock Island, Iil, Joseph Levi, linen and . |grand orator; Willlam C. Cartlidge. said George David, a frien 1 . Miss St. Pierre to the Levi apartment (J. Miller, Fort Smith, Okla. and introduced her as “his girl.” alchemist, and C. Wiliam Born, Louis, grand steward. Angry Clashes Frequent. A three-cornered fight for the office “They sat on a couch,” Levi said.|of grand veiled prophet was won by *He hugged and kissed her. Another time I left them in my apartment and came back’ unexpectedly. He winked to me to get out quickly.” Khan Grotto of Syracuse. ; As the trial progressed there were | William Olson of Al Sirat Grotto, frequent and angry clashes between op- | Cleveland, was judged the best drum pobing counsel and an admonition from | major in the line of march in Tuesday’s residing Judge Lester Roth concern-|parade. The Choral Club of Aut Mori the excessive length of the trial. | Grotto, Youngstown, Ohio, It'is in its ninth day. choral contest AR g The grotto's international drum and | London is to have a new permanent |Dugle corps confest was <on by Al grand St. won the ‘Rosebushes: Topeka, Kans., standard bearer; Hurd | ) Judge Edward Smith of Brooklyn. s An international band contest yester- | n day was won by the band of Keder ! (g JOWA ACTOR IS VICTIM ‘:ured skull and numerous contusions | nd abrasions. was not immediately learned | : | "z Robert Duffy Discovered. Uncon-| wpeiner he had been attacked. although | scious in New York Alley. his pockets had been emptied when he was discovered unconscious in an alley NEW YORK, June 30 (P.—Robert|in the Hell's Kitchen section Duffy, 30, an actor from Des Moines, | Police said Duffy came to New York Towa, last night was taken by police to | three weeks ago. Mrs. Imogene Duffy Bellevue Hospital suffering from a frac- | was said to be in Des Moines. 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