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Knights Of St. John
Ladies' AuxiIiory.

Holy Name Auxiliary held a spe-
cial meeting Thursday in the knights
Of Columbus Hall. This auxiliary
will be represented in the District
drill team by Agnes v. Roche, Helen
Sellers, jeanne Malloy, Marie Allen
Mary Anderson, Catherine Linthicum
and Louise Barber. A meeting and re-
hearsal of the District drill team was
held Monday with the captain, Mrs
Emma Panzer, in command.
Sacred Heart Auxiliary has changed
the meetings to the second Tuesdays
at the rectory
Holy Comforter Auxiliary has moved
its meeting place to the K. of C
Hall, with the March meeting having
been held on Thursday.
The Easter mass will be celebrated
on April "a at the national shrine.
A st. Patrick's program, sponsored
by st. AIMS Auxiliary. will be held
in st. Peters Hall March 20 from
3 to 5 pm. Members Of all auxiliaries
and their friends are invited to attend.
Music, recitations and refreshments.
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W. G. T. U. News

Miss Mary Elizabeth Downey will
be the guest speaker of Southeast
Union tomorrow evening in the Dis
trict headquarters. 522 Sixth street
northwest. President Mrs. Mary A.
Bradburn will preside.
The North Capitol Senior l.. 7. L.
met at the home of the director, Mrs.
William Watt. "a r street NE. March
S, with President Doris Graham in
the chair. The devotional exercises
were in charge of Betty Thomas A
lesson was presented by Frances Birge.
A reading was given by Roland Ford.
Plans were made for medal contest
April 8 at the Rhode Island Avenue
NJ. P. Church.
North Capitol Union held q medal
contest at Bethany Baptist Church on
March T. Silver medals were awarded
Betty Jane Williams and Roland Ford.
and gold medals to Vivian Rothgeb
and Phyllis Clark. An interesting
play on the effects of cigarette smok.
ing was given by members of the
Junior L. T. L. A piano solo was
given by Dorothy Hudgins.
Mrs. Ida Duvall was hostess to the
Central Iota Sigma Union on Tues
day evening in her home, 542o Ninth
street NV. Mrs Marie Brinley spoke
concerning the life Of Frances Willard.
Mrs. BERTHE Farmer presented the work
of White Ribbon Recruits and Mrs.
Florence Warner gave some thoughts
about membership bridge building.
Other visitors were Mesdames Ina
Livermore and Asher Lohman, ofiicers
OF North Capitol Union.
Shepard Park Union met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Eadie. The vice
president, Mrs. Warner, presided. The
devotionals were given by Mrs. A.
Earl Kernahan, associate Of evan.
gelistic work Of the District.
Mrs. Frost sang solo. The guest
speaker was DR.. Roberta Ma, pro-
fessor of plant physiology and bac-
teriology of Sun Yat-sen University,
SuAVoAA, SAAAld. 1tSll SSllUl6IlCS WeIS
served.
Chaplin Union met with Mrs. John
Groves, 204 Eleventh street NE, on
Wednesday evening Mrs. Maud Bank.
er was assisting hostess. Mrs. D. c.
Richardson presided. Devotions were
conducted by Miss Sue Richards.
evangelistic director.
Mrs. Charles w. Dudley brought In
six new members, one contributing
member and one honorary member;
Mrs. Richardson brought in one new
member and one white ribbon recruit,
and Mrs. George Mclaughlin brought
In one member.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, district director Of
soldiers and sailors, asked books for
the Coast Guard and books and maea.
zines for G. c. C. boys. Mrs. Dudley
collected $l6 on education fund and
other members gave s9 This s25 gave
life membership to Miss Louise Park.
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B. P. O. EIks.

Officers will be elected on Wednes-
day. The following nominations have
been made: L. Martin Young, exalted
ruler; Harold T. Pease, esteemed lead
ing knight; William j. Kelly, esteemed
loyal knight; s. Albert Mickler,
esteemed lecturing knight; William S.
Shelby, secretary; William F. Engel,
treasurer; Thomas A. Murray, tiler; J.
Forrest Reilly. alternate delegate.
A St. Patrick's day party will be
given at the club Thursday evening.
A buffet supper will be served from
to IL. Dancing and other entertain
ment.
Michael G. Mccormick, the only
surviving charter member of the lodge,
was honored Wednesday, which was
past exalted rulers night. A radio
was presented to him. Joseph A.
Burkart. senior past exalted ruler,
made the presentation.
The quarterly meeting Of the Mary
land, Delaware and District Of Colum-
bia Elks' Association will be held at
Frederick on May /. The convention
will be held at Hagerstown in August.
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Women of the Moose.

The report of the annual midwinter
conclave at Moosehaven, Fla, was
given by the past regent, Mrs. Betty
Whitehouse, at the meeting of Colum-
bia Chapter.
A bingo party will be held by the
Moosehaven Committee on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Nora Kenney,
2617 Thirteenth street NV. at 8 pm.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
Moosehaven Hospital fund.
On Thursday evening the Library
and Child Care and Training Com
mittees will meet at Moose Hall at
1880 pm.
The dancing class for children Of
the Moose will be held March 10, at
2:30 pm, at Moose Hall, and the story
hour, at Central Union Mission Emer-
gency Home for Children at 3 pm,
will be In charge of Mrs. Pauline
Miller.
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Y. M. G. A. News.

The Monday Night Bible Glass will
meet at 1880 o'clock tomorrow. Miss
Mabel Nelson Thurston is the teacher
The third in series Of concerts
will be. presented tomorrow at $3.50
pm. in the assembly hall. Robert
Frederick Freund and his Gypsy
Chorus will give program.
The Worlds Service Committee will
hold luncheon meeting Tuesday at
1890 pm.
E. S. Turner, national general Sec
retary in the Philippines, will be the
guest speaker at the Lions Club Wed.
nesday, at 1890 pm, at the May
flower Hotel.
A staff conference will be held at
$50 o'clock Thursday.
E. S. Turner will be the principal
speaker at the Southeastern Univer-
sity luncheon meeting Thursday, at
1890 pm, at the Washington Hotel.
Alumni, students and friends of the
university are invited.
The Dormitory Town Hall Discus
sion Club will meet at $50 pm.
41lu1 oudy
A special Lenten program will be
presented at the Woodward School
chapel Friday at 1850 am.
A special Lenten sound motion pic
ture program will be shown In the
members room of the lobby, Friday
at pm.
The Boys Department will hold an
informal dance, from 9 to II O'Clock
Friday night, in the boys gym.
The .2iding Club will meet at the
Riverside Stables at 2 o'clock satur-
day.
DR.. E. NJ Ellison, a member of the
Y. M. c. A. board Of managers, will
give the weekly radio talk over WNfAL
Saturday at Sis o'clock. using as hi,
subject. How 1ntemperance Affects
Health"
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K. c. CANDIDATES
WILL GET DEGREES
Rites Will Be Held at Club
House at 2::30 Today.
GarofaIo to Preside.

Carmine Garofalo, grand knight of
Washington Council, knights Of Co.
lumbus, will preside at the exemplifi-
cation Of the flrst degree today at 2:3o
pm. Candidates eligible for this de-
gree have been requested to report at
the club house not later than 2 o'clock
to DR.. A. D. Wilkinson, financial Sec
retary.
The forty-flrst anniversary Of the
council will be celebrated April "a with
an exemplification of the major degree
and banquet at the Willard Hotel.
Charles j. Considine, grand knight
OF Potomac Council, will preside at
the meeting tomorrow evening. Plans
will be announced for a bingo party
and social at the club house March 81.
Members Of the order have been in
vited to attend lecture tomorrow at
BIS pm. at the Willard Hotel, given
by the Right Rev. Msgr. Fulton j.
Sheen Of Catholic University, who will
have as his subject: THE Democratic
Basis of Family Life" The lecture is
being sponsored by the Boys Guidance
Association.
Carroll Council will meet on Tues
day evening with Joseph A. OConnell
grand knight, in the chair.
Members have been invited to at
tend the memorial exercises in honor
OF Thomas Cullen, past commander of
the Father Francis Hurney Post Of
the Catholic War Veterans at Mount
Olivet Cemetery, March 20 at 2:30
pm.
On Tuesday at the club the George
town University Glee Club will give
concert before members OF Wash
ington Council.
Spalding Council on Thursday eve
ming will celebrate ST. Patrick's Day
with bingo party, entertainment and
dance at the clubhouse. Francis j.
Malloy, grand knight. has extended
an invitation to the entire membership.
Washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree. will meet at the May
flower Hotel March 81 at BIS o'clock
There will be reception in honor Of
Col. William r. Arnold, chief of Army
chaplains.
During the meeting the women will
be entertained in the jefferson room.
Mrs. Matilda Garofalo will serve as
chairman Of the Committee for Host
esses. Among the entertainers will
be Miss Anne O'Brien, harpist.
Founders week will be celebrated.
1t will open with a memorial mass at
st. Matthews Church March q at
am, celebrated by the Right Rev.
Msgr. Edward Buckley. The sermon
will be delivered by the Right Rev.
Msgr. Peter Guilday of Catholic Uni
versity. Following there will be a
founders week breakfast" at the
Mayflower Hotel at o'clock Senator
Dennis Chavez of New Mexico will be
the principal speaker.
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CothoIic Daughters
Of America.

The annual vesper service OF Court
District Of Columbia, No. 212, will
be held at the Immaculate Conception
Church at Sis pm. today. Dr. John
K. Cartwright, pastor, and chaplain
of the court, will deliver the sermon.
The Rev. A. j. Burggraff will be cele-
brant at benediction. The members
will meet at the school at S o'clock.
On Tuesday evening the members
and their friends will be entertained
by a style show at the Willard Hotel.
On April 81 is the annual card
party and dance at the Willard Hotel.
A special meeting of the court will
be held at the Willard Hotel on
March % for final preparations for
the reception Of new members on
March 27.
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National Union.

Victory Council held an identifica-
ton meeting in Pythian Temple. Sen
ators Michael j. Kindsfather and John
J. Marshall spoke. George W. Spire
was reelected president. The Execu-
tive Board paid their annual vista
ton.
Meetings this week are: Tuesday,
Executive Board and Mckinley Coun-
Gil, Northeast Temple; State, War and
Navy Council, Room 723. Colorado
Building. Wednesday, Hospital serv-
ice Association and Congressional
Council, Typographical Temple. Fri.
day. United Council, Pythian Temple.
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Woodmen Circle.

Initiation of new members and
consolidation of Oak Grove took place
at the meeting of Willow Grove on
March 4. Mrs. Pauline Rohrs, State
manager Of Maryland and the District,
spoke. Other officers presented were
Mrs. Fannie Kolb, State president,
and Mrs. Louise Freeland, State au-
ditor. The award Of merit for out
standing membership was given to
Miss Evelyn Hunter and gift to
Mrs. Ruth Drisch for cooperation.
The 1mps Club will meet March
is at 8 pm. at the home of Miss Edith
Allen, 655 South Carolina avenue Sc.
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and associate patron, John Hawkins,
next Thursday evening. Mrs. Ruth
Cromelin, associate grand matron
and Mr.. Richard E. Titlow. associate
grand patron, and associate grand
matrons and patrons Of the jurisdic-
ton will be special guests. Refresh.
meuts and dancing.
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TRINITY LODGE
TO CONDUCT RITES
Rev. w. A. Reese Will Speak
at Masonic Services
Today.

Trinity Masonic Lodge will conduct
the religious service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3
o'clock. The Rev. William A. Reese,
pastor Of the Metropolitan Memorial
Church, will be the speaker.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Fraternal news, intended for
publication in The Sunday Star.
must be received by the Fraternal
Editor not later than noon on
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Roy A. Plympton. commander of
Columbia Chapter, No. 2. K. T., has
invited all members to the conclave
next Friday, when Edwin c. Dutton
will speak on THE Illegal Trial of
Christ"
Evening star., 1938-03-13

The Circle Club of Master Masons
Will meet March 10 at pm. at 4O4
H street NE. Plans for a dinner in
April will be made.
At the last meeting the State presi-
dent and his corps Of officers paid an
of1cial visit.
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Anacostia Chapter, r. A. NJ, will
meet tomorrow evening. King Rich
ard Waldt will confer the Past Mas
ter's degree and Scribe r. L. Conner
will confer the Most Excellent Masters
degree. High Priest George E. Umhau
announced social will follow the
meeting.
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Mary E. Shepherd, matron OF Fed
eral Chapter, announces Friendship
Club meeting Tuesday at % Rhode
Island avenue NE. Mrs. Estelle Brun-
now, hostess.
Home Board meeting Wednesday at
1920 Cathedral avenue, Mrs. Matte
Maloney, Mrs. Birdie Yowell, and Mrs.
Grace Dietrich, hostesses
Ways and Means bingo March II,
go M street NE.
Esther Chapter will meet Thursday.
There will be initiation followed by
ope-act play by the Dramatic Club.
The choir will meet Tuesday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond N.
Babcock, ALL Twelfth street N.E., with
Mrs. Ruth Bowdler as assistant hostess.
The Dramatic Club met Wednesday
at the home Of Miss Mary Bryarly,
with Mrs. Grace williams as assistant
hostess.
At its last meeting the chapter was
entertained with skits by the Dramatic
Club and vocal solos by Mrs. Nancy
Stillweu Williamson, contralto soloist
Of the Church Of the Epiphany.
The matron Of Naomi Chapter an
nounces dance and card party at the
Powhatan Hotel next Thursday eve
ming.
Following the close Of its business
session on Wednesday evening the
members were the guests Of Hope
Chapter.
Miss Margaret Hibble. matron of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, announces at
the meeting Wednesday there will be
conferring Of degrees.
The chapter will have q turkey din
ner March %, from 5 to Z.
Trinity Chapter will honor their
associate fnatron. krA Frances Cage,
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and March will also be honored.
The Ways and Means Committee is
sponsoring novelty party at the home
Of Mrs. Alice Golladay, 9O3 Eleventh
street NE, next Saturday night.
Takoma Chapter celebrated the
birthdays of some of the members. A
barn dance will be given next Saturday
at Chillum Hall, Md, for the benefit
Of the Home Board Committee. A sur
prise party was given the matron by
her officers March at her home In
honor of her birthday anniversary.
The Ways and Means of Congress
Lodge Chapter will give dance March
II at Joppa Lodge hall, 1909 Ninth
street NV, 9 to IL pm.
East Gate Chapter will honor its
past matrons and patrons and charter
members on March 18. Dancing will
follow the program.
The Ways and Means Committee
will sponsor q concert by the Klein
Chorus on March Is in the temple
at Mills and Rhode Island avenues
NE.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at the home Of Past Matron Lillian
Damitz, with Past Matron Elsie Hays,
Past Matrop Pearl Rupp and Sister
Caden as assisting hostesses, on
March al.
The Star Point Society will meet at
the home Of Dorothy Bletch with
Elizabeth Burke. Mary Benfer and
Past Matron Lillian Armstrong as
assisting hostesses, on March %.
Salome Alger. matron of Areme
Chapter. announces the Ways and
Means Committee will hold a card
party at the home of Mrs. Barnhardt,
1894 Rhode Island avenue NV, next
Friday evening.
At the next meeting the degrees
will be conferred.
The Dramatic Club will furnish the
entertainment on April 1e.
The Auxiliary Home Board OF st.
Johns Lodge Chapter will meet at
4l0l Thirty eighth street NV. at 8
pm. March 10. Associate Conduc-
tress Anne Eschenbach hostess.
Miss Leona c. Whit, matron of
Loyalty Chapter. announces the meet
ing on March Is will be in honor Of
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Mithras Lodge of Perfection, Scottish
Rite Masons, conferred the fourteenth
degree last Tuesday The same eve
ming Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
Croix, met. Next Tuesday evening the
fifteenth degree will be conferred when
Evangelist Chapter holds a special
session.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

The Auxiliary Home Board OF st.
Johns Lodge Chapter will meet at
410l Thirty eighth street NV. at 8
pm. March 18. Associate Conduc-
tress Anne Eschenbach hostess.
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zabud Council, R. and S. NJ, will
meet on Wednesday evening. Deputy
Master Ernest Hazel will confer the
Royal Master Degree and Illustrious
Master George E. Umhau will confer
the Select Masters degree.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Petworth Lodge will hold a busi-
ness meeting March H. j. G.. Yaden,
chaplain of Petworth Lodge and
teacher of Petworth Baptist Mems
Glass, extends an invitation to all
Masonic members to attend the class
on March 20. Past Grand Master
Gratz E. Dunkum will be the teacher
OF the class. All members will meet on
the Seventh street side Of the church
at $50 am.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

La Fayette Chapter. r. A. NJ, will
meet Tuesday evening. High Priest
Earl L. Keeler announced a bingo
party will be held
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Miss Leona G.. Whit, matron Of
Loyalty Chapter. announces the meet.
ing on March l6 will be in honor Of
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Significance OF
Good Friday And
Easter Are Given
St. James Rector Says
Christ Calls to Repent
ence on Good Friday

Rev. .T3mrS =. Burke, rector OF
ST. James Episcopal church today
issued q call Cor the observance
Of Good FRIDAY and OF Easter,
stating that "mcn need days Of
commcmoratiun." and pointing
out tho special $igpificaurc OF
these two days in the church cal
cndar, writing rs follows:
"St. Paul write: Cod forbid
that ! shout glory save in the
Cross Of Christ In his preaching
he set forth Christ cruciIicd ani
risen from the dead. The early
Christians closely associated these
two major events in Our Lord
human life. Long before they
commcmoratcd the birth Of
Christ, they kept holy III" anui-
vevSaricS of the cruciIiXiun Of
Jesus Christ Of His resurrection
The first day Of the wees n"camr
the Lords day. and the Sunday
following the passover was the
greatest Of MI days. the queen Of
festivals. EaStrr dar.' Every Fri
day was day Of ABSTINENCE and
prayer because Christ died OH The
sixth day of the week, and Good
Friday, the yearly commemora-
tion Of His sacrifice, was kept
with mourning and repentance.
The observance Of Good Friday
with fasting and special prayers
continued without interruption in
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FINAL P.-T.A. MEETING
OF YEAR THIS WEEK

FLETCHER, April 49, The
regular monthly meeting Of the
Fletcher Parcnt-Tcacher aaSocla-
ton will be held in the study hail
of the high school Thursday even
inG ut 1880 O'Clock. This viii be
The last regular meeting Of TIE
school year. The annual reports
"f the chairmrn Of all standing
committees will feature the buN!-
ness session, when Mrs. Lewis Is
rel will preside.
The grade mothers of the tenth
aud eleventh Grades will have
charge Of refreshments during
the social hour. The program vii!
be in charge Of the Rev. V. v.
Woriry. Thc primary grades toy
orchestra will play and the pri-
mary chorus will sing.
nr. l.. W. Elias, OF ASh"vilI".
will be the guest sneaker.
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the church of christ in all lands
until the 10th century. Today it
is widely observed by peoples of
all languages sand races through
out the world.
"Men need days of commcmo-
ration: they need times when they
are called upo nt0 concentrate
their minds upon great events.
Lite has 50 many demands and a
mans immediate duty presses uP'
on him So greatly that very ollen
great spiritual truths arc crowded
out Of his thoughts. Then IT; Is
we'll TO have these recalled by
holy days and special services
Such a holy day il Good FfloaS
calling men to remember INA,
when mrn needed God. God sen,
His Only Begottcn Son AVID ina,
the Incarnatc Son Of God died on
the Cross for, all men. aud by hlS
death and rising again brou%h u"-
to us eternal life. -, .
cit is to- repentance hat Cnr'''
calls us ON Good Friday. wen
may say, as many do say, tha'
thcy feel no need of repentance
Have they no sins, have these M
ted States no sins. has The Worlu
no sins? Let any man Judge nm
self by even The lowest mofa'
standard and !hcn say that ne Is
perfectly satisfied with bis lHr ,.
To be perfectly satisfied W'It'
ones self is to be- we'll n'Gh lost
One need not seek far for "N',
drmce &c man sin. Every mrii'"
or physical defect in men cries CUT
tn Cod against mans lust. he
nations. the cities and towns trS~
t:fv that our world is not the
Kingdom nf God, The way t" TINS
Kingdom is the way TO The cross
there Ia learn that the remedy tor
our evils is Ia follow CHRIST ~
love. E,
"Thc Joy Of Easter comes III its
rulncss when we have mcditated
on the cross on which hung the
Incarnatc Son VI God. The true
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Roy G.. Bennett. local chairman
Of the better housing bureau for
the Federal Housing adminiStra-
ton, announced this morning that
the office maintained during the
past month to assist builders with
FLA loan applications, would be
closed Saturday.
Service in filing applications
will be continued, but through the
dealers in building materials.
The services Of Jonathan Jack
son were retained for month
and office was opened in the Git
liens National bank building to
assist those desiring FLA bans,
especially those coming under
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H. 5. ASSEMBLY WILL
HEAR DR.. SUHRIE

DIR. Ambrose L. Suhrie. head of
the Department of Education and
Normal Training at New York
University will speak to the assem-.
bly, at the high school tomorrow
morning at 1880. The public is
invited to attend.
DR.. Suhric has recently pur-
chased home in Laurel Park and
will make Hendersonville his per.
manent home after his retirement
from school work.
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FLETCHER Il. 5.
CLOSING SET
Rev. DR.. Combs Will De.
liver Baccalaureate Ser
mon Sunday

FLETCHER. April l3.-Thc
commencement exercises for this
years senior class Of the Flet-
cher high school will begin with
the haccalaurate sermon Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock in the aud
itorium of the high school. The
Rev. G.. K. Combs. pastor of the
HcndcrSonvillc Methodist church,
will preach the sermon. This
years class numbers seventeen.
The graduation exercises will
be held on Friday evening, April
-. Principal n. A. Melton has
announced that John Warlick will
be the vacdictorian and Lorraine
PhippS the SalutatOrian.
On Thursday evening. April Il.
az s o'clock, the members of the
seventh grade viii be graduated
from the grammar school. The -
members Of the class will be
given certificates Of promotion to
high school. On that evening
there will be Il reading contest by
pupils of the seventh grade and
another contest for the high
school. Prizes will be awarded the
winners in each contest.
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cation over the success of small
loans under Title ! but was diSap-
rointcd over the lack Of amy Great
interest in larger loans under
Title >, though he feels that
there will be further activity
along this liuc as a result OF the
service which Mr.. Jackson has
given during the past month.
Building supply people rcpor,
considerable activity III the build
ing lines aud especially on small
Jobs, mostly repairs and modcrnl-
za.ion on Il small %CaIc.
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Several Title z Loans Granted;
Large Loans In Little Demand;
Headquarters Closes Saturday

Title o. which are far more com
plicatcd than Title applications,
Loans will be available, as for
the past month, but the expense
Of maintaining headquarters will
be dispensed with after Saturday.
Service will be provided by the
dealers. when application for loans
under Title J and Title = alc
made through them.
Mr.. Bennett expressed gratiEi-
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;o,. If Easter is. made possible rl E a nei
5 jay OF Hc who IS God Of G sn G Iopd
Friday. Cannot we WHO W NV iIe TO-
'Jesns Christ withdraw =, a" ,s.hnreo ~
link Of Him on that day "he IRE II
i nath ir% to you, All yc. that pass
byp r.s
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SCHOONER BURNING

SAINT JOHN, n. R.. April IS.
(UP)-An' unidentified schooner
was reported on fire in the Bay of
Fundy today, Is miles. from this
port. The crew had taken to life
boats and rescue parties were GO
ing to the scene.