New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1929, Page 11

. Lutilenn Pastor Says Cosmetics All Right If Moderately Used; Points to Customs of Years Ago Ancients and Early Ameri- can Women Painted, He Declares in Address to Conference. River Forest, Ill, June 25 (P—T1¢ rouge and lip stick make a woman more attractive, their moderate use 48 all right, in the opinion of Dr. Walter A. Maler, of 8t. Louis, editor of the Walther League Messenger, Wwho 18 here for the 34th triennial convention of the Evangelicat Luth- eran Missouri Synod. Painting and powdering are thumb-worn sins catalogued in the indictments of modern youth, Dr. Maier said. But anyone who thinks such denunciations are a reaction to the present generation alone, or that the practice is a development of to- day, does not know his history, Dr. Maier asserted. “In America as carly as the good old days of 1686, we read of onc Boston bells who was denounced In these terms: ‘To hide her age, she paints; and to hide her painting, dares hardly laugh’” he said. “8o it professional reformers point to a predominance of beauty aids, we can heartily agree, but we cannot agree that this is the product of the present age. The early colonial newspapers revealed the Puritan prototype of all this in their adver- tisements.” He declared the “good old days” are considered good only because they are too far distant to permit their inconsistencies and absurid- {ties to be revealed. “And as for modesty no one who knows the inclination to the decollete that characterized the end of the 18th, and the beginning of the 19th centuries, will complain today,” he said. Chickens Object to July 4 on June 24. Officer George Moffitt caught three boys, aged 10, 13 and 10 years, yesterday, and turned them over to Miss Ruth Bristoll, woman probation officer, for discharging fireworks in Mrs. Gustave Rinas’ yard at 137 Henry street and frightening her chickens. ‘ MISS BAGLEY SHOWERED A kitchen shower was tendered Miss Ruth Bagley at the home of Miss Ione Proctor of Vance street last evening by members of Unity Rebekah lodge. There were about 35 guests present and the home was prettily decorated in pink and green. Miss Bagley received many useful gifts. She will become the bride of Clarence E. Londin on July 47, Air liners driven by steam and earrying 1000 passengers are fore- told by French scientists. CHURCH TRUAL ON SHNTHOOD OPENS| Inquiry to Determine il Woman Should Be Honored Omaha, Neb., June 25 (P—The canonization trial of Mother Mary Magdalen Bentivoglio, poor Clare nun who founded the Poor Clare order in the United States was call- ed today, with Rev. Jeremiah Buck- ley of Omaha sitting as judge. The trial is one of a series ot inquiries to determine whether Mother Bentivoglio, an [Itallan noblewoman who died in 1905, “pricticed virtues to an herofc de- gree,” as many aver, and thus was deserving of recreation as a saint. The Very Rev. Albert Klever ot 8t. Meinrad's abbey, Evanaville, Il has been named *‘vice pestulator” to present the case for Mother Mary Magdalen. Rev. Peter Gannon of Omaha is prosecutor, or “devils’ ad- vocate.” Father Klever said the first tri- bunal to determine the question of sainthood was held in the diocese of Indianapolis last summer. Another tribunal in New Orleans has just adjourned. The basis for saint- hood, lies in sanctity or *self-con- quest” which he defined as “bring- ing one’s self in line with the win of God.” CHANNEL DISASTER INQUIRY 1S OPENED Failure of Engine Caused by Connecting Rod, Blamed London, June 25 (A—The air min. istry’s inquiry into the crash of the Imperial Airway's liner, City of Ot. tawa, June 17, bringing death to 17, was opened today with an address by Sir William A. Jowitt, attorney general. 8ir William said the cause of the accident was engine failure brought about by fracture of bolts holding the number four connecting rod bearing together, this fracture en- abling the connecting rod to become adrift. “That fact can be proved quite plainly,” he said, “I think, by the examination subsequently made."” ‘Three of the surviving passengers will be called upon to testify. The cause of the accident-will be Inves. tigated, with full attention to any improvements to air transit whicn can be made. 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