Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1933, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1933. | DR. SPEER DEFENDS FOREIGN MISSIONS . reh Leader Disagrees day, to kill no more deer out of With Report Urging Divorce | | *op—= no more deer 2 It's not so much the jail sen- of Two Units. Hunters Swear Off Illegal Deer Killing After Venison Diet By the Associated Pre: PORT JERVIS, 2—Loren Rose and E. L. Howe of Port Jervis have made up their tore Closed Today. Beginning Tomorrow at 9: ., January tence they are serving at Mil- ford, Pa., near here, as it is a steady diet of venison they have e s ot ires. icgally kiled carcasses of three illegally NEW YORK, January 2—Dr. Robert | | deer were turned over to the E. Speer, prominent church leader, de- | | jailer. a@r&mmégau&mxe it was too earl: W Whether the report of the lay men’s foreign mission inquiry would | Dol missions o mam rnsmtsons BYZANTINE BATH Would continue “as long as there are f Soritan, peple whe beiire n e REMAINS DISCOVERED He said the Teport, a much-discussed ly'op:c ;: Protestant circles, was not real- | | & laymen's report, and that neither Phoenician Graves Found Beneath ¥he 50° many of ihe denominations . B Tt could agree with its theological basis or ins of 1ts recommendation that the mission en- Baias 010 terprise be administered as a unit. Fort. Foreign misslons,” asserted Dr Speer, who is secretary of the iioard of e - eign Missions of the Presbyterian | gpecis; mispatch to The Star. Church in the United States, 8nd 8| JmpUSATEM . Remains of s Byzan- || former president of the Federal Council of Churches, “have suffered less in this | tine bath have been discovered at Kal- || depression than hom emissions, philan- | andia, a few miles North of Jerusalem, thropic institutions or education.” which now is a Royal Alr Force landing | While disagreeing with some of L s i major findings, he praised “the purpose | 3 " | and spirit” of the feport, and spproved |y JUmber of Taves of PRocplcsn many of its proposals for the better- | foraine of a fort which stood at the || ment of the program in the Far East. | goutheast corner of the town of Athlit, || ‘The impression that the inquiry was | indicating that at one time & Ph | garried through by a great body of Iay- | nician settlement existed on the site of men is incorrect,” he said. “Only & |the medieval seaport. very small but devoted group Was be- | Tme occupation of that ares ap- hind it. And of the 15 members of the | parently extended from about 900 B. C. commission that wrote the report, 1O | down to the Hellenistic period. more than three could be classed as | “’rn 14 graves already investigated business laymen in the popular sense of | aymulets, statuettes, scarabs, vases, the word. | arrow-heads, mirrors, necklaces and ‘The theological basis of the report |jamne have been found. At least 11 gepresents the now out-moded Protest- | more graves are to be cleared. ant liberalism of the past 25 years. It The government department of an- Would have forelgn missions ‘adminis- | yiouitie® ias also found a military tered from a humanistic and philan- | memorial in Roman lettering, dating By the Assoclated Press. thropic standpoint, rather than from | ..y ahout 2,000 years, at Beit Jibrim, the conviction of Christ as the perfect revelation of God. “The New Testament spirit comprises both philanthropy and humanitarian- ism and produces more good work than these two alone do.” Replying to the report’s recommenda- | tion that the mission program for edu: cation, health and rural betterment b | near Hebron, commemorating a detach- | ment of the sixth Roman legion which | was stationed in Palestine. | e Tourists Spend $570,000,000. SAN FRANCISCO (#)—Figures re- leased by the California Automobile || e CROSS FOX | I e HUDSON BAY SABLE e SILVER FOX "o NATURAL LYNX o PERSIAN LAMB divorced from direct evangelization, Dr, | Association indicate United States tour- Speer-said that Christianity proceeds | ists to Europe spent approximately five | | “by word and deed—not by either alone. | times as much in foreign countries as || ‘When a medical missionary is needed, | Visitors from other natlons spend in the | we send out & man who is both a good | l:;%egfl osotgé&:. It w”t ebnmolgwg u:ht.: Christian and an expert in medicine, ,000,000 was spent by tour] M and there are many such. | foreign countries during 1931. ] afraid the commission hwm:h —. & w up the report, spent too short a | “ » i ime 10/ the field o sec. that the greater | Button” Diggers Busy. body of our missionaries are really liv- | UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio (#).— ing among the people and spreading | From Bucyrus to Fremont along the Christianity by their mode of life as | Sandusky River, which winds 100 miles well as by what they preach. | through ™ North Central Ohio, cla “It is true, as the report says, that diggers have been unusually busy this|| a better missionary personnel is needed. year. Clamming camps along the river| But we are not unique in that respect. have multiplied, with men, who other- The bar needs a better personnel and | wise would be unemployed, hauling in 80 do the teachers and so do the |the shells. 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