Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1937, Page 32

B—12 =* THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937. DISSENSION ENDED BY PRESBYTERIANS General Assembly Adjourns With Praise gs Most Har- monious in 31 Years. By the Assoctated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 3.—Lead- ership of the Presbyterian Church in | the United States of America, which | has been ng through storms of | dissension a controversy about | evolution 1923, appeared today to | have em d upon a tranquil sea. | Its 149th General Assembly, averting & bitter dispute over the church’s at- titude on war, adjourned yesterday after a seven-day session, described by the moderator as the “most harmoni- ous and efficient” in his 31 years’ ex- perience in the Presbyterian ‘legis- | of dissension,” said the | William Hiram Foulkes | , “the church is set- | e in order and is going | problems of the day | d faith. In all | er T have never geen the chu g Tssues Not added. did not | s for the sake of nce,” of a deepening great fund man, sir e re-emphasized in | armony with sed progressive co-operative iples are to on, no other church as given a better ac- fficials attributed ny to the absence | reme fundamentalist group | arated from the denomina- | tion more than a year ago to form the | Presbyterian Church of America. | Before the members of the | group disagree with policies of the | chur Board of Foreign Missions | n independent board. The | bly ordered dissolution of the | and discipline for those uho; disobeyed Bryan Proposal Defcated. It was in 1923 that the funda- mentalists began to reassert them- ngs Bryan sought y forbid teaching | { evolution in Presby- He was defeated by s F. Wishart, now president r (Ohio) College t of harmony in to have the assem of the the na, Austria, last or 11 per cent Moderator TEACHER OF TEMPERANCE HEADS CHURCH. REV. JOHN J. DeWAARD, Cedar Grove, Wis., elected moderator at the third Gen- eral Assembly of the Presby- terian Church in America at Philadelphia yesterday. Rev. DeWaard holds with the West- minster group of the church that the Bible teaches temp- erance, but not total absti- nence —A. P. Photo. ONE OF 30 PRODUCTS FR hes” Distehes Made from Famous GORTON'S CODFISH Alexander Mates, 3104 M St. N.W, “We really do a land office business with Washington Flour. And what is most significant of all is that the demand is constantly increasing. That tells what satisfaction it gives. We are told by the makers of Washington Flour to guarantee it. But there is never any complaint. 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He signed the Moffatt-Nunan bill, barring child labor-made goods, with the expressed hope that the present Congress will enact a method of Fed- eral control of child labor “most sus- ceptible of easy and rigorous enforce- | ment.” “The main purpose of this bill,” said the Governor in a memorandum accompanying his approval, “is to supplement legislation which the Con- gress may pass to regulate or prohibit the transportation in interstate com- merce of goods manufactured or pro- duced with child labor.” The measure signed by the Gover- nor today was sponsored by Republi- can Assemblyman Abbott Low Mof- fat and Democratic Senator Joseph D. Nunan, jr., both of New York City. 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