Evening star. [volume], June 28, 1932, Page A-10, Image 10

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NURSE'S PAST HI!
IN HUTTON TRIAL
Defense Charges She Enter
tained Men in Home Before
and After Romance.
By thp A>sociatrd Press.
LOS ANGELES. June 28.- The "past
life' of Myrtle Joan St, Pierre was the
object of an attack by defense counsel
today in her suit for $200,000 for al
leged breach of promise against David
Hut ton. choir singer and husband of
Aimee Semple McPherson. evangelist.
Defense attorneys said Hutton prob
ably would take the witness stand. His
appearance will follow the testimony
of witnesses, who, Hutton's attorneys
said, will reveal that the 30-year-old.
twice married, attractive nurse enter
tained men at her home prior to and
subsequent to her alleged romance with
the baritone.
Miss St. Pierre, in cross-examination
of her story of alleged betrayal by Hut
ton prior to his marriage to the evan
gelist. denied having told a woman
friend Hutton was "a pudding head and
a mama's boy." and that she had "no
use for him.'' The statement was in re
sponse to the defense query seeking to
determine if it was not Miss St. Pierre
who had broken the alleged romance.
While her husband was ha\ing his
day in court, the evangelist also was
having her legal difficulties. Superior
Judge Arthur Crurn late yesterday de
cided that Mrs. Hutton must, pay $10,000
to Harvey H. Gates, scenario writer, for
the scenario of a film play which she
planned and which never was made
Gates testified he wrote the script fpr
"Clay in the Potter's Hands." sup
posedly a story of the evangelist's life,
at the request of Mrs. Hutton and J.
Roy Stewart, former hero of Western
thrillers and now a director. Stewart
also was named a defendant in the suit
and the judgment was given against
both defendants.
DIAMOND TO VISIT
4 POLICE STATIONS
Montgomery Commissioner Plans
Tour to Become Acquainted With
System and Personnel.
By a Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md„ June 28 —An in
spection tour of the four county police
stations will be made next v.eek by
Commissioner John B. Diamond, who
recently was assigned by the County
Board as commissioner in charge of
police, it was announced today.
The tour will be made by Diamond
to familiarize himself with the opera
tion of the department and to meet
the personnel and examine the equip
ment of the Rickville. Bethesda, Silver
Spring and Takoma Park stations.
CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION CONVENES
β.OOO Delegates Are Present at
29th Annual Meeting at
Cincinnati.
By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. June 28.—The twenty
ninth annual convention of the Na
tional Catholic Educational Association
opened today with more than 5.000
delegates and visitors present and sev
eral thousand more expected.
The religious program began with a
pontificlal mass, celebrated by the Most
Rev. Francis W. Howard, Bishop of
Covington, Ky. Later, reports were
made on activities of Catholic schools
in the United States and Canada.
The general executive board met yes
terday to discuss annual reviews and
formulate convention policies, but the
results of its deliberations were not
mado public.
LEGION POST TO SPONSOR
BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST
Event Will Feature July 4 Observ
ance at Berkeley Spring—Sub
stantial Awards Offered.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va., June
28— A bathing beauty contest, with
substantial awards, is announced as a
feature of the July 4 observance by the
local past of the American Legion this
year. The contest will be held in the
swimming pools of the State park here.
The post will sponsor the only Inde
pendence day observance of any magni
tude in the Eastern Panhandle this
year.
Colorado has 103.943 sqaure miles
within its borders.
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