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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-24
HOOvER'S YULE
MESSAGE WILL
Be BROADCAST
Programs of Exceptional
Merit Are on Holiday
Radio Bill.

A Christmas message from Presi-
dent Hoover to the country will be
included in the broadcast Of the
annual ceremony attendant upon
the lighting Of the giant Christmas
tree in Washington, D. c., on
Christmas eve at o'clock over both
the NBC and Columbia networks.
The United States marine band and
a large chorus will supply the mu-
steal background for the holiday
celebration.
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CHRISTMAS DAY
FIRST GREETINGS

Station WTAM in Cleveland will be the first
to present its Christmas greetings to NBC
WEAF listeners Sunday A vocal and or
chestral program will be heard from this
station at 500.
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Little Flower

Little Flower
Oath st. and BOsart Ave.)
The Rev. Charles Dufey. Pastor
-11:45 P. M
Organ Recital.
''Harki What Mean Those voices"
70 Holy Night .............. :; Adam
choristers.
Midnight Mass
This mass will be broadcast over station
Kyrie "a fat ....................D Dubois
Gloria (E fat Observation-Disclosures. Dubois
Credo (Regina PaciSl ......,... .P1etro Yon
Offertory-Adeste Fideles
Sanctus-Rev. Thomas, O.. S. B.
Benedictus.
Agnus Del
Choristers with male choir.
Male Choir-Edward Aull, Charles Bauer,
Harold Hayes, John Haley Nicholas Keisch,
Joseph Rice. Fred Sanders, Patrick Muir
ray. Ollie Rasico.
Choristers-J Aull. William Bauer.
John Bindner, Charles Callahan, Earl Cal
lahan. Cletus Concannon. Richard Dugan,
Harold Davis. John English, Delmar Fos
sati, Robert Fox, James Fox, Neil Griffin;
Charles Carney. George Goepfert, Richard
Haffner, Harvey HagelSkamp, Richard
Hammond. Robert Harmon. Jean Kester-
son, Gerald Ludwig. Francis McCurdy,
Francis McConahay. Patrick McLin, Jack
Murray, James NanniX. Charles Morlock.
Quinn, William Parks John Pritchard.
Ralph Rasico. Harold Shoemaker Earl
Suess. John Schmidt John Suding. Joseph
Thaman. Herman Tierney, Joseph Ward,
Robert Wolf: violins Miss Louise Harsh
mann and Mr.. Kenneth Alger organist.
Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan; director, Rev.
Raymond MARCHING.
Other Masses
Morning Masses: 6. 7:3o. 900, 1890.
Children's Mass a. m Christmas
hymns, organ and orchestra accompani-
ment. Director Sr. M. Antonela.
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CONTRALTO FEATURED

Barbara Maurel contralto. will be fea-
tured with the New World symphony or
chestra conducted by Howard Barlow
singing. a group of selections suitable to
the holiday season during the concert to
be broadcast on Christmas day Sunday
from GID to $50 D. m. over the Co.
lumbia network.
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Our Lady of LOurdes

JOSH r. ndSntHRAou ST.
Rev. Michael w. Lyons. Pastor.
Christmas Program
hVIle sts.......... 'sss .So1ciiA
Glorla .....-.. ......... ..-...''+. Glupet
SaeGq ',enedict;,s' Aenns Del Griber
Offertorv- Adeste >FideleS.'
ARRANGED by Vincent Novello)
solos" Silent Night" arranged by ]. A.
Parks.
Margaret Gordon
star of the East"-(Duet by kennedy
Mary Feeney, Martha Wilberding
Eleanor Dollman
BY Maurice Telma
Eleanor Dollman
violin solos,
Choir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mary Feeney,
Mary Harrigan. Margaret Gordon, Marie
Murphy Alice Bechtle. Florence Paetz;
lltos, Martha wilberding. Ruth Day =, Alma Iaa
Stiffericu Norbert O'Connor. James Kin
nevey. Mark THOMPSON. Raw Thompson
R. L. Woempner E. S. Meyer.
Margaret Fox, organist
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st. Patrick's
$3.50 Woodlawn Ave.)
The Rev. John O'Connen. Pastor.
Midnight Mass. 11:45-
Organ Recitals. Christmas Carols
silent Night ....................Gr uber
Ayrle .................... Turner
Slorla Observation-Disclosures. Turner
Credo .;............. ............Tu Turner
OnertorV- GeSu Bamblno" .......... Yon
Sanctus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Turner
benedlctuS Observation-Disclosures. Turner
Agnus Del 49,. Observation-Disclosures Turner
Communion deste Fideles" Ira ditional
Members of Sopranos. Miss Julia
Colbert Mrs. J. j. Scha timer: alto. Miss
I IIJ kattau: tenors. Joseph Dux. Leo
Kennedy: bassoS; Raymond de Julio RAY
mond Bruce. Leroy Madden. Organist,
Helen Colbert.
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RUTH ETTING


Ruth Fitting will sing ::sitting on a
Rainbow when she appears with Nat
Shilkret's orchestra in the broadcast of
Music That Satisfies" Saturday at
p. m, over WFBM and the CHS chain.
4
NEGRO ENTERTAINMENT
special Negro show of dialog and song,
including the old favorite Sing. Chillun,
Sing" and depicting a typical Negro
Christmas entertainment. will be broad
cast over an NBC network. Saturday at
p. m. stations will be KYW, WIZ.
n
MUSIC OF BETHLEHEM
Frank Black will take his listeners on
mythical musical tour of Bethlehem on
Christmas eve at p. m over an NBC
network. Stations are WMAQ, WTAM,
WGY.
Il Il
D'ANNA'S BAND
Rubinstein's "Kameno- Ostrow." Tschai-
kovsky's Waltz of the Flowers" and To-
hani's Around the Christmas Tree" will
he the classical offerings of Edward d'Anna
and his fifty-piece band during their pro-
gram over the Columbia network from $3.50
to p. m, Saturday.
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st. AnthOny's
1919 ~ Warman Ave)
The Rev. A H Busald Pastor.
Midnight Mass
silent Night"
Mass in honor of the Little Flower
Ofertory-"A deste Fideles."
Mass. o A. M
The Christmas Bells"
while Shepherds Watched"
ANGELS We Have Heard"
'Adeste Fideles'
silent Night"
Amor Nj"
Orchestra Members - Violins. Mary
Fisher, Josephine Dillon. Mildred Cum
mings. Dorothy Sellmever: saxophone
Josephine Davis organ, Gertrude Whelan.
Dorothy Brosnan.
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SMILING ED"

Christmas in the spirit of days gone
by will be portrayed by Smiling Ed" Nc
ConnelI. in monolog and song, in his
broadcast Christmas day, Sunday, over the
Columbia network, from L to 1:15 p m.
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" "That
Sweet story of Old" Holy City, and
"Silent Night" will be among the vocal
contributions in Smiling Eds" combined
message to young folks and grown-ups
on the significance of the day.
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CHURCH OF THE MADELEINE

N11OANN44 N4 TIT. NlE1D1slI14INEl
The solemn rite of midnight mass at the
Church of the Madeleine in Pafis France,
will be transmitted by short wave and re-
layed over the Columbia network Christ
will include an opening declaration with
the trumpets: Christ Is Born" played by
NJ. Renner. organist of the famous old
church: Gloria" bv Cesar Franck: 20
Salutaris' by JsFitte: and the Anal choral
offering of "Adeste Fidelis" The COM
mentary. Noel" also will be heard dur
ing organ interludes
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Sacred Heart
1880 Union street,
The Rev. John Joseph Brogger,
o. F. M, Pastor.
Midnight Mass, 11;45-
Silent Night" Procession to crib.
Magnificat and grafton.
Xyrie Gloria and Credo. from Mass
in Honor of the Holy Cross
Ofertory- "Adeste Fideles' ...... .Novello
sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del.
from Jubilee Mass" ......... Gruber
ommunion-Chrstmas medley arranged
for two violins and organ.
Recessional-"L aetentur Coell' ...... Rees
Shepherds Mass, 73O A. NJ
Christmas songs sung by high school girls.
-ChiIdren's Mass, 9:15 A. M
Songs for Christmas day from zittel's
hymnal by the seventh and eight
grade girls,
Solemn High Mass, 1890 A. M
Program of midnight repeated.
Tan 1aln'aI7S N'7 Ves6sissen
Recessional-"A Christmas Carol
A mixed chorus OF thirty-six voices,
under the direction of Professor F. j.
Soerger, organist, will sing at the two
nigh masses.
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DoRIc QUARTET

around an Old German 4 : professor = Who
plays the part Of Santa Claus, viii be
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Christ Is Born" ..................M elvil
Choir Members Soprano. Mesdames c.
Munich. G. Betzler. S. Donnelly. c. Graves;
Misses @. Schuck. z. williamson: alto
Mrs. NJ Carroll Miss G. Sweaney; tenor,
J. Harris: bassos. G. Betzler, E. Oberfell.
organist. Kathryn Budenz.
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st. Johns
(south Capitol Between Maryland
and Georgia Streets)

st. johns
(south Capitol Between Maryland
and Georgia Streets)
The Rev Clement Boser, pastor.
Midnight Mass. 1i:25-
organ Recital-"Holy Night"
Missa in Honor of Blessed Virgin
ore4to ory Iaetentur Coeli ise Wiegand
Communio-"Adeste Fideles" ...... .Novello
Choir Members-sopranos Mrs. John T
Brennan. Miss Frances Scherer: alto, Miss
Laura Stake. tenor. John Merl; baritone,
Robert Fesser; organist j. F. Bickel
Mass A. M
Silent Night"
Rejoice"
While Shepherds Watched"
Bethlehem"
"Adeste Fideles."
Emmanuel the Mighty"
The following members Of the orchestra
will accompany the choir Margaret Nc
Namara. Anna Moy. Rose Mcnamara Cath
crime c2nnor Helen c3nnor J;lQ3sepGh min
ley Helen, Allison and Jane Conner.
II
Holy Trinity
(2sI2 W. 81. Clair ST.
The Rev. wenceslaus Ardas. ONO
Pastor.
Midnight Mass
Holy Night" ............F. Gruber
Mass in F. Observation-Disclosures Concone
Ofertory-"Tui stunt coei' Ignaz Hladnik
Slovenian Christmas Hymns. u. Sicherl
Preudes and marches.
Hamilton S. Gordon. j. L. Battmann
High. Mass. 10 A. M
Solemn high mass followed by bene-
diction.
20 Salutaris' ..............V. Hamm1rel
"Tantum Ergo" .............V. Hammfrel
Choir MISUNDERSTANDING Mrs Mary
Urainar Misses Mary LuZar Julia Cesnik,
altos. Miss Victoria zore. Miss Mary Turk.
bert. Joseph 10th: BASES. Frank Radaeez,
Martin Dugar. John Skoda: Oragnist,
Frank Urainar: director. Frank Radez.
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MODERN CAROL

A dramatic skit of an up-to-dat Christ
mas carol will be heard Sunday at 1890
p. m, over WLW and an NBC network.
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st. AIMS
MARS Hill
The Rev John F. Patterson, Pastor.
Midnight Mass, Has
Christmas hymns.
while Shepherds Watched"
20 Holy Night"
Silent Night"
Mass in Honor of ST. Ignatius. .... Gruber
Ofertory-' Adeste Fideles."
Choir MEMBERSHIPS. Paul Volker Mrs.
Henry BlaSchke. Miss Emma Blaschke,
George Wittemeier. Jesse Vest. Henry j.
Blaschke; organist, Mrs. Anna r. Ma
honey.
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NEW ENGLISH SINGERS

The New English Singers, under the
direction Of Cuthbert Kelly will be fes-
tured with Channon Collinge and a group
Of Columbia soloists during special
presentation Of Christmas carols over
WFBM and the Columbia network, Satur-
day from II TO II midnight.
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Olive Branch Christian-The Rev. Eph-
RAM D. Lowe. pastor. Morning theme.
The Christ Child" p. m. baptismal
service; p. m, Christmas cantata by the
choir.
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st. Paul's Reformed-The Rev. William
II. Knierim. pastor. Morning. German
theme at 845. The Christmas Message"
Christ Joyfuily. Holy Communion rSG at BOTH
services. Night. Christmas program by
the Sunday school.
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SUNDAY

SUNDAY
A. NJ
s:oO-children's hour CNBcl.
9:00-Church Forum.
9.30-Fiddlers Three CNBCl
e,45-Mood Continetal (NBCl
1Io:oo-Morning Musicale tNBC).
l:15-RoXy symphony concert
- Noon-Ace Bridode orchestra,
P n.
1.00-Mystery tenor tNBCl.
l:l5-College Of Music recital.
l:30-Dance orchestra (NBC).
2.00-Carillion Chimes
2:15-Franklin Benz and String trio.
2.30-J. Alfred Schels. organist
3:00-Radio League OF the Little Flower
Rev. Charles Coughlin.
4:00-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell
4:5o-Dramatization of Love Stories
5:oo-Ace Brigode's Orchestra.
5:30-Poamios.
6.00-Three Cheers Trio.
6:15-Alice Remsen and Orchestra.
6.30-Great Moments in History (NBC).
7.00-Eddie Cantor lNBCl
7:30-Curtain calls.
s.O0-Ernie Palmcuist's orchestra.
8.l5-Trade & Mark (NBC)
s:30-Orchestra lNBCl
S.45-Leonard Watson. 'cellist
9.00-Thelma Kessler and orchestra
9.i5-Old Singing Master fNBC)
s:30-Back Home With Frank Luther and
his orchestra.
9.45-Southern Singers.
l0.o0-Tales Of Terror.
i0.30-Vox Humana.
ll.oo-Wm- Stoess and his FLYING Dutch
lI:so-Jan Garbsr's dance orchestra.
1;oo-Moon River.
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folk song and Dance Of the Miriiitons"
from Relationships The Nutcracker
Suite" will complete this melodlous re-
cital.
CATHOLIC EDITOR
The Rev. James NJ. ellis. editor OF
Catholic World, will be heard during the
Catholic hour Sunday at 5 Q. m, over
WENR and an NBC network.
II
OPERA STAR
Armand Tokatyan Metropolitan opera
Company tenor. Will present a half-hour
radio recital on Christmas evening ac-
companied by a special orchestra with
Miguel Sandoval at the piano, over WENR
and an NBC network at 5:45 o. m Tokat-
yam has been singing leading roles with
the Metropolitan for ten years.
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st. Bridget's
(sO7 n West ST.
The Rev. John F. Mcshane, Pastor.
-l1:SO P. M
Meditation on Christmas Themes.
Organ and violin.
-11:15 P. M
Night Of His Birth"
Sweet Thy Peace"
~, -ls Midnight
offeTiorv-~ Fidelis C%hS No SsfiE
"Christus Natus EST
'..'.''............... NJ. A. Melvil
-S A. M
Christmas HYMNS bv Children's Choir
g Little Town Of Bethlehem
Q Hasten Dear Children"
% Lovely Infant Jesus"
With Hearts Truly Grateful"
Dear Little One"
lie A. NJ
Choir Members-G. Hammerle. J. Sulli-
van II, Dopee. N, Emmeringer. J. J. Brod-
eflck. Mary Davis. Clara Sullivan Mar
garet Davis and Helen Reinhardt.
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Fountain Street NJ E-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning. theme,
The Power OF Prayer" night, Christmas
eantata BY the choir.
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Radio Dial TwiSterS

9 :15-Worthless talks.
:3O-Dance orchestra.
0 :00-WKBF barn dance.
/ :00-Dance orchestra
:30-Dessa Byrd at the Circle organ.
2 .00-Sign off
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West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry l.. Cook, pastor. 1890 a. m theme.
Keeping Christmas in the HEARTH" 1880
p. m, Christmas play by the young people
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Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev B.
r. Johnson. pastor Morning theme. The
Birthday Of the King night program by
the three c. G. societies of the church.
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Christian and Missionary AlIianoe-The
Rev. James Harper. pastor Morning
theme, Good Tidings of Great JOY"
night Christmas program.
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St. GATHERINGS

st. GATHERINGS
(llOs Tabor st.l
The Rev. James Downey. Pastor.
Midnight Mass
silent NIGHT Csruber
Kyrle:, Gloria, cTedo-' Second Mass in
Carbohydrates Fideiesi. 800 N esagI5lo
Sanctjs. Bened.ctus. Agnus Dei--"Sec-
pao MASS IN Mario
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NEGRO CHOIR

The Eva Jessye choir. a Negro choral
organization, will be heard in a program
OF special Christmas music, Sunday at
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev William H
Knierim. pastor. II a. m theme. "Christ's
Final Advent" followed by Holy Com
munion.
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Missionary Tabernacle Rev. Otto
II. Mater, pastor. Morning theme Belle
OF Bethlehem 2.30 p. m. the Rev John F.
Higenbotham speeks on Practical Christ
ianity;" night, the Rev. William C. Mel
son speaks
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Union COngregational-The Rev Jacob
Christmas tree service. conducted by Mrs
Earl Milan. Mrs Ralph Hatley. Mrs Rich
ard Weaver and Miss Eilene Hensler: IL
a. m. theme, May Jesus Be Praised"
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Bevnle Avenue EvangelicaI-The Rev
Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning theme
Christmas Without Christ" night, can
tatR, Lord OF AL by the choir
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Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
F. Weckmueller, pastor. $50 a. m. Candle
light service, 7:S0 a. m. Christmas break
fast served at the church, 10 a. m. theme
The Star OF Bethlehem."
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Centenary Christan-The Rev. R. r.
Gwyn pastor. Morning theme The
Meaning Of Christmas"
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Edwin Ray NJ. E-The Rev William
Talbot Jones pastor. Morning theme
The Basis of Good VIII Among Men"
night, Christmas cantata by the choir.
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Speedway Boulevard NJ. E.-The Rev
Oliver X. Black. pastor Morning theme,
The Spirit Of Christmas"
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First Friends Rev David M Ed
wards, pastor; 10 a. m. United service Of
Bible school and church
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Grace NJ E.-The Rev B. Brooks Shake.
pastor Morning theme, The First Christ
mas Service night. Christmas program
BY the Senior EpWorth League
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BrOadwav Evangelical-The Rev LLOYD
r. Smith pastor. Saturday night at II AS
o'clock. midnight worship with the pastor
preaching on The Holy Nativity" Sun
day morning a. $50, children OF Sunday
school Will give a program.
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University Park Christian-The Rev. Lee
Sadler. pastor. Morning subject Keeping
Christmas"
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev Robert
NJ. SelleX, pastor. $50 a. m. Pageant
by the church school: 7.30 p. m, Christ
mas cantata by the choirs.
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PAGEANT WILL
Be FEATURE OF
DAY AT CHURCH
Special Program Arranged
by EngIeWood Christian
Congregation.

A Christmas pageant Holy
Night" will be presented at 8 p. m.
Sunday at the Englewood Christian
church of which the Rev. o. A.
Trinkle is pastor
This annual Christmas pageant
will be presented by cast Of
seventy-five characters assisted by
large chorus choir. The program
will be presented in the community
hall on the large stage which has
been completely rebuilt and deco
rated for the pageant.
The background Of the stage con-
sists Of a large picture of Bethle-
hem with choir elevated above
which gives effect Of music from
over the city.
Holy Night" is entirely new, hav-
ing come from the press a few weeks
ago Mrs j. o. Williams directs the
pageant proper. W. T. Quillin di-
reefs the choir with Miss Grace
Creighton at the piano.
A White Gifts service will be
observed, the offering going to the
cause of Christian benevolence.
The pastors morning theme will
be Where Is He That Is Born
King"
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Riverside Third Pilgrim HoIiness-The
Rev. II. Maddox. pastor $50 a. m, sun
day school Christmas program; 1890
his assistant, the Rev. L, ~ Trotter.
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Southport Presbyterian-The Rev Luther
z. Maxim. pastor. Morning, preaching by
the pastor.
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Irvington Prcsbyterian-Dr John p.
Ferguson, pastor Morning, Christmas
message by the pastor.
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Victory Memorial NJ. E.-The Rev. Will
liam II. Lee Spratt. pastor Morning
theme. The Spirit Of Christmas in
Christmas King
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First Evangelioal-The Rev r H Muel-
Ter. pastor Morning theme Room for
Jesus" night, Christmas play, Holy
Night" by the Sunday school.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

SPECIAL ON TIRE REPAIR. IN- quire at BOb's Garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Outgoing passengers with Capt. Pete Sather today for Nuka Bay were Tom Babcock, William Smith, Tom Tessier and Alec Wilson; the latter will spend the winter working on the Nuka Island fox farm.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Earl Barnett, Nuka bay mining man who arrived in Seward Mon- day from the gold camp, leaves for Anchorage on the first train.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Mike Deegan who, with Mrs. F. Johnston of Seward, own an ex- cellent quartz property at Nuka bay, is due to arrive in Seward the latter part of the week.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Steve Melchoir, Jack Lincke and Andy Leach left today for Steve,s Landing on Kenai River on a moose hunt.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20
FOOTBALL

The University of San Francisco faces Berkely Saturday.
 The University of Southern Cali fornia will play Utah Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

First Sweet Young Thing: T drank six cocktails at the party last night. wonder if did wrong?"
 Second Ditto: Heavens, grille! Don't you remember?"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

J. A. Donald, who has been mak- ing an audit of Northern Commer- cial stores, and Mrs. Donald, will arrive in Seward Friday from the Interior enroute to the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Pilot Arthur Gordon Woodley, at Anchorage putting pontoons on his plane, will arrive in Seward this week, according to today's re- port.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20
MASON'S NOTICE

There will be regular communi- cation of Seward Lodge 219 F & A M this evening at p. m. work in F. c. Degree.
 H. SOGN, Secretary
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20
HOSPITAL NOTES

D. J. Fisher, who was given a blood transfusion short time ago, was operated upon Saturday and is doing quite nicely.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20
PLAYFUL PETS

Extra fancy Alaska pen raised Fitch. Gentle, easy to handle, pro- duce two filters per year. Bargain price $20 pair. Yukon Fur Farms.
 Petersburg, Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-20

Miss E. J. Geijsbeek, superintend- ent of the Seward General Hospital, is vacationing until Friday at the home and ranch of MT. and Mrs. F. w. Williamson at Lawing.
La gaceta., 1932-09-22
OXEO
LA ASSOCIATION NACIO-
NAL DE ELIGIO
SU PRESIDENTE

Baltimore, sep. 22.-La Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo eli
gi6 aver presidente a James NJ.
Brown, que preside la Comisi6n
Atletica del estado de Michigan.
Sc escogi6 para vice-presidente
a Edward C. Foster, de Prov
idence; segundo vice-presiden-
te, Harry Landry, de Friars
Point, Miss; tercer vice-presi-
dente, Roberto Sindall, de Bal
timore; cuarto, Victor Manhart
de Milwaukee, Y tesorero, W.
Frazier Dunlap.
Brown sucede en- la presiden
cia a John B. Ginning, de Chica
go, que no Sc present6 candida
to a la reelection.
La presidencia de la Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de lVchas Sc con-
cedi6 a Harry Landry, que tam
bien es vice-presi1ente de la A
sociaci6n Nacional.
La gaceta., 1932-09-22
Con los Cuantes

No estamos bien enterados,
pero Sc nos dice q. los amigos de
Jimmy Leto estan levantando
un fondo de $4,000 para apos-
tarlos contra los amigos de To-
my Jones.
ST los amigos de Tommy con-
siguen ell dinero, entonces los
jueces para la pelea del lunes Sc
traeran desde ell extranjero, bus
candose con un candil a ciudada
nos de probada unprecedented.
Pero 81 los dos grupos no reu-
men los $4,000, entonces los
fuertes j6venes volveran a ba-
tirse con jueces del patio, esco-
gidos en- la Gale de Fraklin o en-
la Septima avenida.
Tony cree que los jueces de
la Ultima pelea no sc a~justaron
estrictamente a La imparciali-
dad, por cuanto fallaron en- su
contra ,aunque algunos especta-
dores gritaron, "aconsejando"