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New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
"IADY LIES" AT CAPITOL

Claudctte Colbert. slender, brown eyed beauty of stellar fame in a number of Broadway productions, and Walter Huston, one of the out standing stars of the legitimate stage in the past five years of Broad way theatrical history, are reunited in leading roles in the Paramount all-talking film success, "The Lady Lies" at the Capitol theater today and Saturday.
 In this production Huston is the handsome widoW"r and Miss Col bert is the woman unWittinEly re- sponsible for his social downfall.
 They first appeared in leading roles together in the tremendously popular stage play by George Ab- bolt, "1'hc Barker" which had a long run on Broadway,
 Charles Ruggles famed as one of the leading juvenile and elderly gentleman comics of "the great white way" plays the comedy relief role in "The Lady Lies"
 "The Lady Lies was written as a stage play by John Meehan, who served as director of dialogue In the all-talking version. He has had years of experience as stage director, notably with George NJ. Cohan.
 The cofeature offers Warner Bros. Vitaphone hit, "The Time, the Place, and the Girl" with Grant Withers and Betty COmpson.
 Beginning Sunday for an entire week the Capitol will offer Warner Bros. all color sensation, "The Gold Diggcrs of Broadway"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
RUDY VALLEE IN HARTFORD

Crowds from New Britain and ther cities will join the throng thich will be headed for the state rmory in Broad street. Hartford, ext Wednesday night when Rudy ,allce, idol Of melodyland, and his hmOus Connecticut Yankees will i've q concert and play for dancing III ? a. m. They are coming di- ect from Hollywood, where Rudy. bnsidored Nalentino'5 successor, as been cnactinE the title role of The NaGabond Loyer." Rudy leap 10 fame. with his looks his voice Ind his saXophone, Besides being
 feature of the National Broad hstjng company, he has an engage bent with the Paramount thcater ud a threc-year contract with few York night club. An amplify- hg arruI cement will carry the de Rhtful music to every corner of be armory. Rudy will sing and hakc a speech.
 To avoid standing in line, 1t is hggestcd that tickets be obtained advance at TAO Main street, Hartford, tel. 2-2683. The event $ ndor the auspices of the First com- any, Governors Foot Guard.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
City Items

The police were notified today Of he suspension of the operators H. lenses of Frank palauskas Of 1i2 Chapman street. Thomas Dyson or t99 I.awlor street, and Frank KOS hewa of 150 Gold street
 Officer Clarence Ianpher, who las been off duty for the past few weeks because of a foot ailment, sas a caller at police headquarters pdav. He has not yet arranged to esume duty.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
Declares R. R. Gates
 Were Not Let Down

Charles E. Pratt of Kensington telephoned to Lieutenant Matthias Rival at police headquarters last night that he passed over the Elm street railroad crossing yesterday morning just before the Danbury fair special train struck an automo- bileowned and driven by Carl Carl son of 26 West Pearl street, and the south gates at the crossing were not down.
 Carlson claimed, in his report to the police that the gates were not down when he started across, but the gate tender contended that they were being lowered and Carlson "sneaked" onto the tracks. Pratt told Lieutenant Rival he saw the train when it was about 50 feet from him and lie barely outdis- tanced it.
 Carlson, who complained of a slight injury 10 his back. consulted Dr. Frank Zwick late yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
"C1RELrss AGE" AT STRAND

"CARELESS AGE" AT STRAND
 The danger of an infatuation of young man with an older ana bore sophisticated woman is the asis for the thrilling and dramatic licture. "rhe Careless Age" the first National -Vitaphone picture low playing at the Strand theater bday and Saturday.
 "The Careless Age" Is adapted rom John van Druten's famous tage play "Diversion," and has its bcale in London and at Lake Como. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., plays the ny; Carmel Myers portrays the so- Ihisticated actress, while Loretta toung also is featured. The cast hcludcs Kenneth Thomas, Holmes Herbert, George Baxter, Nllfred soy and Doris Lloyd.
 The vaudeville program is head d by Charles Bennington and Ills lew York Newsboys Harmonca land. a unique offering combining husic with novelty dancing; BOD Kard and the Three Little Wards sere well liked in excellent song tumbers: Herbert Clifton Go. pre- snts a travcrsity on "The Weaker lex" Fred Evers and Greta presents bance Creations;" and Carl Francls so offers a seaside musical comedy.
 Beginning Sunday for four days he strand will present Nancy Car bll and Buddy Rogers in their new 1l-talking, singing, dancing hit, H. hsiOn,"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

ing with the tempo of the plot and

ing with the tempo of the plot and score.
 Mir. Manning is seen again in the role of the college hero whose sen- sational dash down the gridiron. in view of the audience, brings victory to the dear old school. Others ap- bearing in rah rah roles, all of whom do their bit nicely. include Jerry Downes. Dolores Paris, Bob Carney, Holly Hall, Hugh Cameron and the beloved George Schiller.
 Good News" will be repeated to- night and tomorrow night with q matinee tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

will hold a dance at tho Middleton Yacht club tonight. Dancing will be enjoyed from s until 2 o'clock. The committee in charge consists oG Charles Pagan, Paul Cianci and Will liam Mangan.
 Miss Pearl NJ. Snow, Miss Erna r. Westhaver and Palmer r. Howard will be the patron and patronesses.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Hazel Casey of Dwight street was rendered a birthday surprise party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Mary Kenney Of Der lin. Bridge was played and re treatments served. Miss Casey was presented with a handsome bag.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
MISSING GOODS RECOVERED

Officer Thomas C. Dolan went to 26S South Main street today and recovered q mahogany clock, and q number Of articles Of jcwelrN. which were left there by Bertha Maiewski, who was arrested for theft In Hart ford, according to word received by the local police.
 Officer Dolan learned that the girl borrowed an alarm clock from a woman at 2G8 South Main street a short time ago, saying she was about to leave New Britain and wanted a timcpiece to awaken her in the morning. She left the ma hogany clock and the other articles there, and did not say when she would return.
 The local woman told Officer Do Ian she did not know Miss Muiow- skis name and whether or not the articles had been stolen before be- ing brought to her home was not known.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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SALE AUTOMOBILES.
T o r D A N.

Jordan demonstration, model
80" This car carries the same
warranty as a new car, $l,875.0O
Jordan, model -" sedan.
Low mileage, paint, tires and
general condition excellent,
10000
Jordan, model 81" roadster.
New paint, four brand-ncw tires,
new top and motor completely
overhauled ........... .$625.0O
Willys-Knight sedan (l925).
An ideal car for some one seek
ing real comfort and quality at
a low price ...........$ 295.OO
Packard sedan limo. (1925), T.
pass. An excellent car for hack
ing or funeral work tires, paint
and motor perfect. .$275.OO
Jordan, model 81" victoria.
Just the car fora professional
man or woman for every day
use So/o .OO
Stutz sedan, 1925. with the
famous Speedway" Six motor.
Balloon tires, four-wheel brakes,
etc. Observation-Disclosures. .$175.OO
The above cars are fully guar
anteed, and in no way exag-
gerated. Investigate before
YOU invest"
TERMS TRADE
JORDAN DISTRIBUTORS.
INC,
1925 14th St. NV.
North 1879
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SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

BETTER USED CARS
LOWER PRICES.
Cadillac & La Sale.
Other Makes.
Many body styles and models.
Never before such values. Your
car in trade. Liberal terms.
The Washington Cadillac Co..
1136-40 Conn. Ave. Dec. 1900.
PEOPLE WHO CANNOT
AFFORD TO SPECULATE
COME HERE TO FIND
REAL USED CAR
VALUES.
Various Makes.
Various Models.
All Prices, From $500 Up.
You cannot afford to Dodge"
our "Trew" values.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
DODGE DISTRIBUTORS.
1909 14th St. Decatur 1910.
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FURNITURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture.
We win iiye more for furniture brio 55ra &C.
us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co: tel.
Franklin SSI7 Goa 9th st. NV. %"
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FURNITURE-Nheny you have first-clasS fur
niture for sale do not hesitate TO call the
Lincoln Co, Franklin 1917, and you will get
IL is worth W.
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FURNITURE OF all descriptions wanted best
prices paid. A. Margolius Furn. Co.. $40 9TH
sf "a " Met qh33.
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FURNITURE your furniture or piano IS
not all paid for we VIII pay the balance ana
give you the difference in cash. Call the
Lincoln Co, Franklin 1917. Known to pay
the biggest prices in town. ~
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FURNITURE that you have no further use
for you can turn into cash by calling Nj.
Cnhen NET a7sA T7Aa l233 Ith ST 4.
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AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
EASY TERMS.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
HILL & fIBBITTS,
301 14th NV.
DON'T GAMBLE!
Buy With Confidence.

Every car in the place represents
a good investment. Some almost
new, others have been reconditioned
to give new car service. Your in
spection of the following list of cars
will convince you OF the condition
and values offered at this sale. All
cars guaranteed.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe, perfect. ........: 1895
1928 studeoaker Commander Victoria
1927 Paise 4-door Sedan ............... AIS
1928 OldSmobile Coach ................. $40
REQ Demonstration 100 miles.
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet ............... S95
1929 Chevrolet Landau Sedan ........... sos
1929 studebaker Dictator 70 wire wheelsl .o.
SEDAN .....'.......'''.'' o s2
Terms To Suit.
SHERRY MOTOR CO.,
REQ DEALERS.
2015 14th st. NV.
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FURNITURE-Ho Household, office or antique;
You will be satisfied with my prices Gail
Nat. s275. Mr.. Weingarten, 4l6 10th NV.
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ELECTRIC RADIOS-You can get more for
your electric radio, piano, graphophone or
musical instruments by calling the Lincoln
Co, Franklin 1917. 29'
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ENTIRE CONTENTS of private homes pur-
chased at highest possible prices. To receive
proper value on your household goods, call
Ralph Harris Metropolitan 305l. 81
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DICK MURPHY,
"The New REQ Distributor"
1885 14th St. at T.
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CLOTHING, shoes, dresses, etc, bought
Phone Mrs. Freeman, Adams 484S, before 10
am. Call all day Sunday.
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FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted best prices
paid. Washington Furniture Exchange, 1911
I'm ST NV Phone North 1927.
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Many Others.
Your Car in Trade,
Very Reasonable Terms.
H. B. LEARY, JR., &
BROS.
1928 18th St. NV.
North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT,
WE

are offering the following cars at
greatly reduced prices. These prices
are only good for 3 days. Come in
and be one of the first to secure a
high grade used car at less than the
actual Ua1,,a
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BoOKS-Phone the Lincoln Co, Franklin
S8lT; We VIII call promptly and pay biggest
and manuscript. Books of all kinds and
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1926 Buick Roadster. $3.50
1929 Chrysler Is Sedan. ..l,250
1928 Chrysler u Roadster. 49,. 1856
1929 Chrysler IS Sedan. ....... $50
1929 Chrysler IS Roadster. ...... 825
1928 Chrysler y Sedan. ...... $50
1928 Pontiac Coupe. 400
1927 Chrysler 90 Touring. 49,. 400
1927 Chrysler 20 Roadster. .a.. 625
1929 Chrysler Is Coupe. $50
1927 Buick Roadster. ......... $50
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster. .... 485
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

I'LL 9th ST N.W.-RooM AND KITCHEN
ette. complete; Ink. h.-w.h. and A., next
D. except hnen' no objection to baby; $3.50.
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pay more Tor store hxtures'
goods, office furniture. 639 La.
ave NJ $500. Adams 1l03 aiter p m.
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FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co., 62l La. ave.
NV, or phone Met. 84S9.
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l7i2 EYE ST. NW-Convenient location;
desirable rooms for two or more; excellent
table; reasonable rates. Metropolitan 6l7s.
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Books BoudHT-DstTict 5545. iii G St.
W. PAM Penrlman
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ANTIQUES, old gold, silver, diamonds, Jew.
cry A. F. Arnold. 1923 @ st. NV. National
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SINGLE BEDS, h.-wh., cont. h. W: excel
lent table. early breakfast Col l0422
SO T ST. NW.-Nicely furnished room and
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i456 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Double room.
front, 2nd floor; hot-water heat, comforts;
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r r
REQ DISTRIBUTOR REQ
o o
GUARANTEES
I'm WRITING"

Marmon Speedster. ............ $3.50
Nash '28 Sedan. ................ $50
Nash '28 233 Sedan. ............ go
Buick 70 81 Ode Luxe Sedan. l,050
Buick '26-'27 Sedan. ........... $50
Chrys ler- Plymouth 20 Sedan. SIS
Chrysler Coupe, 52............ ASS
Chevrolet Landau Sedan. $50
Moon Sedan (hydraulics) ....... 285
REQ 20 Sport Coupe ..........1,4 S0
Whippet Roadster ........... $50
WHY'S Knight Sedan '28. .1056
Chrysler 81 Sedan. ............ 900
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APARTMENTS-FUR. d UNFUR.
FOR CoLoRED; 3s3s nth ST. NW-T7R
r. t., ground a., $50 mo-. 2 r., b., and n
800 con: h. W. h.-w.h.i res. sec. Open Sc
1890 MASS AVE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
u rooms and bath de luxe APARTMENT; Nre-
PROOF; reasonable. Resident manager.
i4il KENNEDY ST. N.W-THREE ROOMS,
kttchenette, bath, porch, modern home, elec
gas; beautiful view. Adams 2lS6. 3ls
$3.50 CONN. AVE.-3-ROOM APT, KTTCH-
en-, BATH electric refrigeratfon; large rooms
and good closets
Near Wardman Park. 2726 Conn. ave
Attractively furnished apis. of /, and 4
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath; GOOD
vator service. Col. 1867.
TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT; H.-W.H..
electricity and gas furnished; cheap. 3l4
K st. ne. =
1873 MINTWooD PLe, NEAR 18th AND CO.
lumbia I'd lines Of TRANSPORTATION within
en-. bath; S65 70 SIS. Adams 100.
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WORCESTERSHIRE.

1915 L ST. NW.-Lovely front room, south:
ern exposure; homelike surroundings; 50
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
grA-NH..A1

i0i7 18th ST. NW-Large front room 9
two serni-private bath; plenty to eat; non
privileges.
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DOWNTOWN STUDIO APARTMENT-IIV-
ing room l9x23. three exposures, wood fre-
place, bed alcove. bath, small skyliSht ate
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GOLD. silver, watches, diamonds AND olo
Jewelry needed in cur manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid SelnGe-s, 8l8 ST.
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1872 CONN AVE. THE MALVOLIO-Attrae-
ively furnished, comfortable rooms; exceI.
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Observation-Disclosures

--.NNlVIINIHutU.I
Anti Q0ES, old gold, silver, diamonds, Jew
cry bought and sold. Tenders Pawn
brokers' sales Co, 9l3 D st. NV. FIR. 1888.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We &C
tually pay more for furniture than any one
town. Phone the Lincoln Co, Franklin
6sl1. Be satisfied before you sell. 29H
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| TO QUIET, REFINED COUPLE, NO Chill
anen; q new. beautifully furnished apart
IN the Broadmoor for $3.50 a month: refer.
eGn1ees required. 1901 Conn. ave-, Apt eoa.
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b: Buchanan Apis, $3.50 18th st.; $3.50 $3.50 mo.
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LARGE LIVING ROOM. WINDOWS: BED-
d d9om; <; o ana b. large foyer can be used as
posite Wardman Park. Phone Adams 1850.
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l4ll K ST. N.W.-FRONT APT, LARGE
room, two beds, well furnished; Kitchen,
gas, cleo, linens; 50 week
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BUICK 1923 mGes 4I fOl55d20T ssatan
six wire Wheels, rumble seat. $3.50. 1928
four-door town brousnam. looks IKE new new
ear, SITS; terms. See Mr.. Barnes 1t%S A4'h
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TAKOMA PARK-Southern, exposure: front
room next to bath; new home; references
eXchaneed Shepherd 2o62-J
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, CORNER 20th AND
F sts n.w-Espeeially desirable; one room,
dressing room, Murphy bed. kitchen and
path. completely furnished, including Frig-
idaire. linens, silver, china, etc; very fee.
sonable rent. See resident manager.
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" Ate AED-nOOMS AND bOAhD.
EMPLOYED MOTHER wishes room and
boaId with care of child. near 10th and
X l. ave. ne. Franklin 9255.
GENTLEMAN wants single room and hoard
IN good home vicinity Of 5th and Pa ave.
sc. Address Box 105-B. Star Office az
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POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS, 2lst AND
Sts NV, edge of Potomac Park, overlook.
completely and newly furnished housekeep.
ing apartments Of two or three rooms or
S.nsie rooms with bath. Table linen, silver,
General Electric refrigeration. 24-hour teie-
phone and elevator service. Restaurants,
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PIANO, small mahogany upright; must 81
bargain for cash Metropolitan 3l75.
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1874 r. !. AVE. N.W.-LarRe TOOLn LUL NY
50 weekly each; excellent meals. North 9ll5.
1882 FATRMONT ST. NW-Large room with
running water. single beds. phone. music;
excellent meals. early breakfast or :
young men: S325o month.
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB ANNEX.
140S Mass. ave. Beautifully furnished
rooms Delicious meals; walking distance
DOWNTOWN and Government deptS
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Jordan demonstration, model
80" This car carries the same
warranty as a new car, $l,&5.0O
To~do,, ,,oda1 "Jo cadap
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mary, Dr.. Sutherland is an evangelistic
preacher and Bible teacher Of national
renown. He also is a former Moody
student.
A University of Michigan graduate,
the Rev. Cassius E. Wakefield, D. D.,
has served as pastor OF several far
western Methodist churches, where he
won fame as a promoter Of Bible
classes and as Bible teacher. He
also was managing director of the
Flower Hospital Of Toledo Ohio, where
he conducted Bible classes in the
nurses training school there. DR..
Wakefield was actively identified with
many religious enterprises in Detroit.
and was founder and first president Of
q mission il that city.
The Rev. ". ". Shannon. the fourth
new appointee, formerly was mayor
Of Berwick, Penn, bat. following his
term Of Office, entered Moody Instr
tute,and later became identified with
work. He engaged In Y.
M. G. A. war work, and after the arm
istice, was field secretary Of the Chris.
tan Laymen's committee Of Pitts
burgh. DR.. Shannon has had con-
experience in Bible confer
ence work and eVangelistic campaigns
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REG W w SUMMON <

Feeling the need for more aggressive
Bible teaching and Bible evangelism
throughout the nation, officials of the
Moody Bible Institute. Of Chicago,
have added four outstanding evangel-
lists and Bible conference conductors
to the extension department staff.
Cnciai announcement Of the appoint
ments have been made by the Rev.
James M. Gray, D. D. president OF tie
Moody Institute and an outstanding
Bible authority.
The Rev Charles n. scafe, D. D.,
former student at Moo3y and fer ncar-
ly thirty years pastor In Presbyter-
ian churches in Spokane. Wash;
Tyrone, Penn, and Detroit, Mich, is a
Bible teacher Of unusual ability and
experience. He is one OF the organ
izers Of the Bible League OF Washing
ton and Idaho.
The Rev. James A. Sutherland the
second new addition to the extension
department staff, recently resigned as
pastor Of the West End Baptist Church
OF Birmingham, Ala. that he rnlght
enlist under the Moody banner. . A
graduate Of the University Of Cali
fornia and the Southern Baptist Sem
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fizs9. NJ i'tt
Il n i'ffsslT1 + ti MS q 4, ID
~ J b l=sSSyf & II sis55
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- -,-~'o &C Vor+o America. more
larry Il Csc CT the United
( -as s-s D. 50 oa7udoping the
Jv." r".'~7. Y .. .n-,r2nt notion
tha- g, ,ae .ne - 90 states ana pos
s.aly Canada u 49,, rh"t L. necessary
70 cuu,..rrt G,>es -5roat!on. The var
tous !.eaus ~ IAcrd communication
ond ra,,~9,.lro'.roI. n, Csc (cday tend
70 enlpna Size cnat tpe ye,rld IS really
o ,soarny:vtly .1a.sh EiSCe. and that
,arr' 81 II. e>j',v.aAy those countries
cs.-h. old World Vcsoelmg on the
..e ,'tg rsy~.AQ, were 10 eAiatepce>knd
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Members of these cruises will visit
C:ora!tar, q great British fortress
Guarding the entrance to the Mediter-
ranean: Algiers. in Darkest Africa, once
: seething nest of pirates; Athens.
Greece, With its Acropolis, Part!encn,
Tower of the Winds and other relics
Of early Greek civilization; Consran-
.inople. Turkey, where West meets
East-the old Byzantium Of pre-
Christian days: Jerusalem, tie Holy
City. with it's Church of TIRE Holy
Sepulchre, erected by Consfa"lne
centuries ago, its Wailing Wall. 'T.ere
women go to weep for the toss - ZION,
and men to pray; Cairo. 5nH metr"Doits
and capital OF Ancient Esyps, iccare's
lust of the path OF trave! Between o.
OcCdent and the Or>enC, with IT'S
bazaars. its colorsW noosn'Ses and :ts
heterogeneous population, me Pyra-
rlids and the Great sHh;nH rear
C!zeh, remarkable trib>Ces - the IN
dustry and ingenuity OF the ancient
egyptians: the Valley of TIE Kings,
where the tomb OF King Tut-Anka-
Amen unearthed not long ago revealed
ne remarkable civilization prevailing
IL vgvpt centuries before Christ: and
other places of historical and cultural
: interest,". = ...:os.i.tS .a1.--n -.A-sii
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+hrivino centuries before Columbus
set sail into the sunset and discovered
America. Consequently demand for
steamship accommodations on vessels
visiting this region during the winter
months is increasing by leaps and
bounds, so much 50 that one line, the
Canadian Pacific Steamships, Is send
ing two Of its crack transatlantic yes
sells on cruises to the Mediterranean
for 19So-the Empress Of Scotland,
sailing from New York February 8, and
the Empress O. France, r-on The same
port ten days later. -