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Evening star., 1938-03-12
Activities in Washington Churches

9 pm. today. The midweek service
will be held Thursday 1t 3 pm.
Episcopal.
Church Of Our Savior.
The rector will continue his series
OF sermons on Understanding the
Prayer Book" tomorrow at /. am.
There Will be meeting Of the Round
Table" at 3 pm, with Miss Helen
Griffith ~ speaker Her subject will
be Church Symbolism" At the mid
week Lenten services next Tuesday
the guest preacher will be the Rev.
r. Bland Tucker, rector Of st. Johns
Church, Georgetown.
The Inter- Church Lenten Study
Glass" will meet Friday at 1870, with
Mrs. Clytus Freeman rs speaker.
Women Of all the local churches are
invited. Refreshments will be served.
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Kenilworth.

The theme Of the morning sermon
OF Kenneth c. Buker will be Father,
Forgive Them" Young peoples serv-
ice at 7 pm. Prayer service at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Roberts
Thursday at 8 pm. Evening worship
at 8 pm. Theme, THE Scoffer and
the Pleader." March 20, DR.. James
A. Nolan. managing director Of Wash
ington Criminal Justice Association.
will speak at 3 pm.
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Rehoboth (CoIored) .

The Rev. Mr.. johnson will deliver
one Of a special series Of sermons at
the morning service. In the afternoon,
preceding the Lords supper. there will
be a covenant meeting, reception Of
new members and short message by
the pastor on THE Blood of the Pass
over"
On Thursday an oyster supper will
precede the midweek sermon.
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mont avenue NV. at II am. and 8
pm. In the morning the Rev. L4slie
w. eloat will speak on Jesus Preach
ing In Nazareth" and in the evening
will continue the studies In the eighth
chapter Of Romans. All persons are
invited. This church IL afiiliated with
the Presbyterian Church Of America.
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Healing Services.

THE Miracles of Jesus" is the
topic Of the third study in Christian
healing by DR.. John Gayner Banks,
to be taken up by the Prayer Circle
OF the Church of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation Tuesday at 1890 in the
parish hall. Mrs. Catherine Lent will
lead. The service will be concluded
with prayers for the sick.
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Metr0uOlitan.

Tomorrow at the II o'clock service
DR.. j. L. Fendrich will speak on Side
stepping Personal Responsibility At
the o'clock vesper service his sub
ject will be Added Brains and Mud
died Morals" Thursday at 7 o'clock
the subject will be "Hindrances to
Prayer"
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Salvation Army.

Meetings tomorrow are:
Washington No. Corps, SOC E
street NV, IL am, Capt. Herbert
Robins; 8 pm, Capt. Catherine Stim-
Ter: farewell meeting Of Capt. Stimler.
Washington No. 2 Corps, 1901 Sew
enth street NV, IL am. and pm,
Maj. Charles H. Dodd.
Washington No. Corps, 1873 Eighth
street Sc, II am, Dead Flies; 7:45
pm. The Last Chapter; Capt. c.
William Jaynes
Washington No. 4 Corps, l075 JEFF
ferson street NV. IL am. and 8
pm. Capt Walter Swyers.
Washington No. Corps. IT'S I street
NE, II am. and 8 pm, Adjt. Charles
Triton.
Mems Social Department, 528 First
street NV, II am, Adjt. Albert E..
Baldwin.
French Service.
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Ebeneser A. M. F.. Church.

The Rev. Mrs. M. J. Hunter will
speak at II am. on Spiritual Teleg-
raphy." At 8 pm. the pastors theme
Is Having God in Ones Life" On
Thursday at 8 pm. sermon by the
Rev. J. M. Harrison. jr. of the Allen
A. M. E. Church. His choir and con-
gregation will accompany him.
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Peck Memorial Chanel,

The Rev. Irving w. Ketchum will
preach tomorrow morning on Where
Is God for Me?" The children's SER
mon will be on Charles Music.
Pledges for the chapel support and
benevoIences for the coming year
will be taken at the morning service.
The annual Sunday School banquet
will be Wednesday at $50 pm.
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Approaching Calvary" The choir
will sing. Misses Jean Shirley Al
bert. soprano. and Alice Benson, alto,
will also sing.
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Presbyterian
Garden Memorial.

The theme for the morning will be
THE Cure for Worry" In the eve
ming the historical series will be con-
tinued, Joshua, the Founder Of q
Nation" The Lenten meditation for
Thursday at 1880 pm. will be What
Is Prayer?"
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Christian Reincarnation.

Services will be held tomorrow at
1880 pm. at TIT Eleventh street NV.
DR.. H. H. Burr will deliver a lecture
on Relaxation" Miss Marguerite
Beighton Of the American Dickens
League will give selection Of poems.
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Wisconsin Avenue.
FriendShip (CoIored)

The Christians Experience" will
be the subject Of the Rev. B. H.
Whiting tomorrow at III am. The
Rev. G. z. Brown. pastor Of the
Mount Zion Baptist Church, will
speak at 3 pm.
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John WeaIev A. NJ. F.. T..

The Rev. Stephen Gill Spottswood
will preach at IL am. on The Blessed
Meek and at pm. on The Hard
Sayings of Jesus" Music by the
Cathedral Choir, under the direction
Of DR.. w. Scott Mayo.
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Western.
Westminster Memorial.

DR.. ]. H. Durham will preach to-
morrow morning on Taking Sides"
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uniM.

Prof. George s. Duncan will give 4
sermon-lecture Sunday evening on
"The Origin, and Growth Of Our
Bible" He is q professor In Ameri-
can University. Dr., Edwards. the pas
tor, will preach at the morning serv-
ice on "The Path, Of Fifth, q This IN
drst In seriss Of Lsinten se}mons on
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Church Of the Eninhanx

There will be a service Of morning
prayer and sermon by DR.. z. B. Phil
hps at ii am. tomorrow. At sp.m.
there will be evening prayer and SER
mon by the Rev. Richard A. Cartmell.
The special preacher at the Lenten
MONDAY services next week will be
the Very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean
OF the Cathedral Of SIS. Peter and
Paul, Washington. These services are
held each day from 1905 to 1890
Monday to Friday, inclusive.
Lutheran.
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Metropolitan Memori.l

The first In series of Lenten ser.
mons on the general theme, Jesus
and the Quest Of Life" will be de-
livered tomorrow morning by the Rev.
WilliAm Andrew Keese. The particu-
lar subject Is Jesus and Our Health. I"
The solo will be by Myrtle Alcorn.
Several new chants have been added
to the service.
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Miles Memorial G. M. E.

The Rev. L. O. Brown will discuss
at II am. THE Symmetry of Life" and
at 8 pm. Come Unto Me-" The Ep-
worth League will meet at $50 pm.
Wednesday night, praise service, pm.
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Potomac Heights Community.

Continuing the Lenten series of SER
mons on What Jesus Said and DID
as He Neared the Cross the Rev.
o. j. Randall will preach on How
Many Are Saved?" The Board of
Finance will meet Tuesday evening.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. ~

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on THE Shield OF Faith" at
the II o'clock service and on The
New Day and the New Problem" at
8 pm.
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Plymouth (COIOred,)

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will preach
on when Man Listens" Holy COM
munion will be celebrated. The social
hour for new members will bexin 1t
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st. Agnes.

The Rev. Albert j. Dubois will
preach the second sermon in a Lenten
series on Conversion" at the II am.
solemn mass, with the subject ITO
Whom Shall We Turn" The second
OF series Of sermons on prayer and
Life will be delivered at 8 pm. The
young peoples society will meet at
6:45 pm.
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St. Paul M. e. South

The Rev. William F. Locke will
preach tomorrow At IL am. on This
Changing World" At 3 pm. the ser
mon will be by DR.. E. c. Beery, pre-
siding elder Of the Washington dis
trict. Miss Eleanor Isbell will lead
the meeting of the young peoples d.
vision at 7:15 pm. The Woman's
Missionary Society will give q dinner
at the church Thursday from $50 to
7 pm. for the benefit Of the church
debt. -
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Knox Presbyterian.
Services will be held at 1916 Ver
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Friendship (COlored

EAACHO0hlP NSVlVECUJs
"The Iron Rules Retribution versus
the Golden Rules Reward" will be the
subject Of the Rev. B. H. Whiting to-
morrow at ii am. Waiting on God''
will be his subject at 8 pm.
A union revival between the Mount
Airy Baptist Church and the Friend
ship Baptist Church will begin March
IA at Friendship.
Christian.
THE Answered Question" is the
topic of the Rev. c. N. Williams to-
morrow morning. The Lords supper
will be observed.
Fifteenth Street.
Morning worship and the Lord's 5
supper at IL o'clock Sermon by the
Rev. Leslie L. Bowers on THE Hope
of the World" The young people
will have charge Of the evening serv-
Ice. The guest speaker will be r. H.
Gaber, associate boys work director
OF the Y. M. c. A. The senior choir
will sing at both services.
Congregational.
Peoples (Colored.
The Rev. A. F. Elmes will present the
second sermon of the Lenten series
taken from the Sermon on the Mount
and under the general theme, THE
Masters Philosophy Of Life" The
topic will be Happy Are They That
Mourn" The youth fellowship group.
meet at and $50 o'clock. Roy Norris
OF the School Of Religion, Howard Uni
versity, leads the 'teen-age fellowship
meeting at the earlier hour. As 1
lecture Of the Lenten observance the
minister is conducting q series of one.
hour devotions each Thursday night
Lincoln (Colored.)
DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on 1.-THE
Surrendered Life" The vested choru,
choir will render selected music. Holy
communion will be observed. The
Mems Brotherhood At 10 am. will bt
addressed by Samuel L. Candy, senior
the School Of Religion, Howard Uni
versity, on AS Young Man Sees Re-
ligion."
The forum will present q program
on permanent security at s o'clock
howard d. Woodson. president, North
east Boundary Citizens Association
will discuss Our Way Through Eco
nomics." The Young Peoples Club
will meet at 6 o'clock. DR.. w. e. Car
rington Of Howard University will dis.
cuss THE Meaning and Purpose Of the
Church"
Lenten prayer service will be held
Thursday evening.
Plymouth (Colored)
The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will preach
on when Man Listens" Holy COM
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Christian Witness League,

The league will meet tomorrow at
4 O'Clock at 1922 Vermont avenue
NV. The Rev. Arthur G. Slaght will
be the guest speaker. There will also
be sacred music The weekly prayer
meeting will be held Monday evening
at 1929 Sixteenth street NV
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Petworth.

O0pSk0ts
Petworth. 3D..
The B. Y. p. U. will have charge
Of the evening service, with the Rev
Henry J. Smith preaching on Room
for Life and Living" At the morning
service his subject Is "our Personal
Bench Mark" At the Thursday eve.
ming prayer service he presents an
exposition OF the next sabbath's lesson
used In the Sunday school.
Grace.
The Rev. F. w. johnson announces
the pre-Easter evangelistic meetings
under the leadership Of the Rev. Les
Stevens and Charlie Clark, gospel
singer, continue nightly at 7:45 until
March 40.
Takoma Park.
The Rev. William E. La Rue will
speak at the morning service on
"Life's Lessons" At the evening serv.
Ice Rev. Frank e. Johnston, jr., min
ister's assistant at Calvary Baptist
Church. will deliver the sermon. The
Young Peoples Chorus will sing.
The fourteenth annual banquet of
the Mems Bible Glass will be held
Wednesday.
Wisconsin Avenue.
The Rev. c. r. Ferguson will preach
at IL am. on why Prune the
Branches?" The o'clock devotional
service at the Home for the Incurables
will be conducted by Thomas Pulliam
and young people. Weaver Doyle will
speak. The pastor will preach at 8
pm. on THE Old Gospel" "Dificul-
ties Concerning Guidance" will be
considered Thursday evening.
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Georgetown.

That Very Hour" will be the SUBJ
ject Sunday, IL am, by the Rev
Harold E. Beatty.
The adult classes. taught by J
Frank Butts and Mrs. liilda McCord
Will study at $50 am. the Scripture
theme. Feeding the Hungry" "The
Beauty OF His Sacrifice" will be the
young peoples theme at 7 pm. Harry
Judson Snead. leader.
Take Some One Along" will be
the subject Of the gospel messae ee
Thursday, 8 pm, in the Lenten sery-
ice conducted by the pastor,
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Hugo McCord to Preach.

At the Fourteenth Street Church of
Christ the sermon subject at IL
o'clock by Hugo McCord is Rightly
Dividing the Word" Communion at
noon. At tbs lecture on "Ulrich
Zwingli.' Sermon subject at 8
o'clock, walking BY Faith"
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French Service.
At the French service at the New
Evening star., 1938-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Meeting. Lincoln Camp Auxiliary.
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner. Pour Les Amis D'Escofier
Raleigh Hotel. $3.50 pm.
Dance, Presidents Cup Regatta gay
COS ball, Willard Hotel, 10 pm.
Tomorrow.
Breakfast. Early Birds Club. Will
lard Hotel, 8 am.
Luncheon, Civitan Club, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Optimist Club, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, English-Speaking Union,
Willard Hotel. pm.
Luncheon, Women's National Press
Club. Willard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Beta Chi Sorority, Shore
ham Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Washington Round Table,
Lafayette Hotel, 7 pm.
Smoker. Labanon Lodge, No. T.,
F.EA. A. NJ, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm.
Bridge, Federal Bridge League.
Wardman Park Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Meeting, Washington Restaurant As
sociation, Mayfiower Hotel, 81 pm
, Buffet. 260th Coast Artillery. p. G.
N. G., Raleigh Hotel 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-28

far As the forum Of public opinion
Is concerned, of the atheistic, anar-
chistic. communistic elements which.
in the United States and Spain,
unanimously support the Barcelona
government"
Speaking at Knights Of Columbus
meeting in Brooklyn, he asked why
the Protestant bishops did not utter
word of appeal on behalf of
slaughtered priests and against gang
ster murders OF the religious and of
innocent laymen, as we'll as women,
by the Reds
DR.. Thorning suggested that the
bishops had signed "a statement that,
in no small part, has been proved
to be . downright Justification of the
record" Havirg visited Franco last
summer and planning to see him
again this year, DR.. Thorning called
the insurgent soldier the highest
type Of Christian gentleman"
Evening star., 1938-03-28
HUNT FOR ATTACkER
OF GIRL, II, JAILS IT'S
California Child Is Found. Skull
Fractured, in Vacant Lot.
Man. 26. Is Wanted.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calf. March
28.-Police jailed ITS transients and
spread a crime net through San Ber-
nardino today in a search for the
brutal attacker of Betty Craven, IL.
The girl, her skull fractured, lay in 4
hospital more than four hours before
she was identified by her mother, Mrs
Mary E. Mccoy. caf operator.
Bruised and bleeding, she was found
in a vacant lot late last night.
Surgeons said she showed evidence
of having been criminally attacked.
She was suffering from critical head
and internal injuries.
The search centered on 26-year -old
man reported to have accompanied
Betty, her aunt and another girl to a
motion picture theater. He was to
have returned to meet them. but did
not. so Betty started alone for her
mothers cafe.
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BISHOPS ARE ASKED
TO MAKE APOLOGY
Declared to Have Conveyed
Wrong Impression by Attitude
on Franco Bombings.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 28.-Dr. Joseph
Thorning Of Mount St. Mary's COL
lege, a Catholic institution at Emmits-
burg, Md, yesterday challenged 81
Methodist and Protestant Episcopal
bishops to make a "dignified apology
for an open letter addressed to the
Catholic hierarchy week ago.
The letter asked the prelates to use
their influence with Gen. Francisco
Franco to prevent further bombing
of nom n-combatants in Spain.
DR.. Thorning said the bishops should
remove the unfortunate impression
that they are virtually the allies. &C
Evening star., 1938-03-28
HUMANE COCKFIGHT
Putnam Tells of Battle in Which
Rubber Spurs Were Used.

Rubber Spurs Were Used.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, March % lP.--
George Palmer Putnam returned from
Nicaragua today with a white-faced
monkey, two coati-mundis, a green
parrot, a macaw. kinka aiou--and a
story of a humane cockfght.
The fight was just an incident in
his three-month tropical cruise in
search OF valuable birds and animals
for Zoo Park in Los Angeles. Mr..
Putnam arrived yesterday aboard the
yawl Athene after fighting head winds
and heavy seas.
He described the cockfght as a
"scream'-with no injuries The
cocks wore rubber spurs--so Mr.. Put
nam could conform with regulations
against motion pictures of regulation
fights
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Civic. Booster Note.

SAN JOSE, Calf. R.-Fearing
there are lot of postcards for sale
that show San Jose as it was a few
years ago, instead of the metropolis
it is today. the Chamber of Commerce
is trying to call them all in. II will
Evening star., 1938-03-28

Spain's American colonies alresdv
had established Ave universities when
Harvard, the first in the United States.
was founded in 1895.
Evening star., 1938-03-28

A European vulture has been in
the Bronx, NJ Y, 700 35 years.
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distribute up-to-date postcards IN
their place.
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Now-The Time-Saying
Steem-E|ectric Iron, s|2.''
Does Away with Bothersome Ddmbening

No rne-wostng dompenne Of cothes-no
pressing cloths This unusual Steem-Eectric Iron
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the right side if You wsh without scorcoing Use it
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iron. edes costly and will not scoch your ironing pod
HOUSEWARES FIFTH
Evening star., 1938-03-28

From among wide voey Of beautiful hove chosen
tour to odd charm and distinction table setneseoch
complete services
A. Poll oI hand design with etching 35e
B. cleor stem oobet the bowl ond bose blue
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D. Squore and polished with nerneine Cut base
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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19
WOULD SACRIFICE LUXURIES FOR
MEDICAL CARE
Ed tor, the Coopera tor:

The paramount issue that confronts
Greenbelt today is the MEDICAL and Health
problem. 1t is clear from the resul is
Of the last connnuni ty meeting that most
people are interested in solving it in
a cooperative way.
1t is pity that some argu that they
are SO seldom sick that they will be
paying for onething they may not need
in order to help some one else that
ight not be SO Fortunate. Yet they
have no assurance that some sickness
mi ght not lay them low at some time,
and besides if we are to make Greenbelt
a success have to help our neighbors.
Isn't it worth nominal amount each
month to be able to consult your Doctor
whenever necessary, to be examined reg
ularly and receive attention in order to
arrest some minor ailment that if neg
lected might prove serious? Why wait
until you are i'll in bed before consult
ing doctor?
In the words Of an insurance company
slogan, Mt is better to have insurance
and not need it than to need it and not
have it,"
The cost Of proper medical attention
would probably be less than the cost Of
cigarettes for the average smoker, and
I feel sorry for any that smokes, who
isn't willing to make the little sacri-
flee if sary in order to give his
family this much-needed and wonderful
protec ton.
Don't let the few dissenters detor us
from the goal. We have too much at
stake.
I believe that we should always dis
cuss our problems and I net against
CRITICS Of plan, but let it be con-
struc tive criticism. We may all have
pet plans but are they &C omically
sound and based upon years Of special
lied experience? Will they benefit the
community both irmodia tely and in the
long run?
Just think Of your own condition be-
fore coming here, think Of the excess i've
rent YOU paid. the high uti tv rate.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19
MEDICAL BUREAU TO LAUNCH
Coop HEAL TIL MAGAZ me

Coop HEAL TIL MAGAZ me
A new Magazine, "Cooperative HEALTH,
is being planned by the Bureau Of Cs-
operative Medicine. The magazine will
be a digest-size monthly publication.
It will be concerned primarily with the
coopera tive technique Of health protect
ion, and stress will be la id on prevent
i've medicine.
DR.. Hirsh, edit tor Of "Cooperati tive
Health", in commenting the proposed
magazine, said, "In view Of the growing
interest in cooperative associations
for health protec tion, a publication
which will explain and contrast this
method with other methods and which
will give it's readers helpful inform
alton preventive medi cine, will be
inva liable. 1t should be q forward
step in Fulfilling the present con-
sumer demand for informant on CO.
operative medicine"
ONE BLESSING TOO MANY
Along in 1886, family wi tn three
children, ascertained that not only
three but even four children were not
cons idered too many for a Greonbelt fam
lily.
So they made applicat ion for homo
here, but wi tn the passing Of weeks and
months gave up hope.
However, they we're called for inter-
view and again assured that their three
children would be welcome and that
houses were being finished for families
having three or four children.
Came another passage Of days, weeks,
months and a year. Then they were in
tervieWed in their home and reveal ed
impending blessed event, but were reas-
surod that all we'll, four children
wore as welcome as three.
Passed then more time, and at last
arrived the mornentous letter calling
the fami ly to Groenbclt to select their
homo and to move in at their
venicnce.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19

est With yourself and the others as wo1l.
Give cooperative medicine fair trial.
j. McCallm
Evening star., 1938-12-18

AS TIE YOUTH WAITED IN SOME
BEUILDEQMENT a LAD/3 AAND
OF EXQUISITE BEAUTY WAS TARuST
T4QOuGA THE CURTAIN ""I WAS
THE QUEENS! !COMPI2EAENDING
THAT THIS WAS HIS RECOMPENSE.
DAQTAGNAk DROPPED ON HIS =.
KNEE AA0 RESPECTFULLY TOUCpEV
THE PROFERREDH HAND WITH HIS LIP!
The Valley settler., 1938-07-29

oora.ng the records of the Weather BG1ecuo
 inter6s ting, whi oh produced three million ccrdle power, built up mostly by refloctiney lenses to ~- guide the travelling airplones. at night.
 There was an instrument by which was mado the record of the hours or sunshine and the hours of cloudy weather, the rmone ters and barone- ters as well as methods used to record the wind currents and their attitudes.
 On June l2 the temperature at Fai1s- the average temperature was l9' be- low, with very little vi nd. Sunday afternoon, a conducted tour was made to inspect the Librarys& the Physics Laboratory. This Lab oratory was explained by Ore Eo Fo Brauhall, member of Admi ral Byrd S expedition to the South Poles Ad- mira1 Byrd is known to have said that .Dr. Branhall was the greatest scientist Aa sa5 evor -.oh.
 Dr.. Fo B. Gillespie gave an inter- asting talk cn health, in Whi ch h7 explained good health habits, the rapid increase of consumption in Alaska compared with the States, and steps which are in the new pro- gram Of Federal controll of con- sumption among the natives of Alas ka.
 Sunday evening included entertatn- ment from the various clubs and report ,5iVen by ono boy or girl of each club. The poise and con- fidence of these club members vas really conHne ndable and would dc
 credit to many an older person.