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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-15
) Q U C L A s N E w s
MRS. FOX IS NEW HEAD
 OF DOUGLAS l. w. C

[ The election of Mrs. Charles Fox | to succeed Mrs. Rose Davis as President of the Douglas Island Women's Club, and a particularly interesting program, featured the first meeting of the season held in Douglas last night in the Parish Hall.
 l Succeeding Mrs. Fox as Vice President, Mrs. c. A. Wilder was elected to that office. The selection of a new secretary to succeed Mrs George Woodbury, whose resigna tion was received, was left over until the next meeting, the time and place of which is to be an- nounced later.
 A communication from Mrs. Rob- ert D, Atwood, President of the Alaska Federation of Women's Clubs, covered their activities dur ing the past two years stressing their theme which is ITO Perpet- uate Alaska's Heritage" she said.
 Five new members were taken into the club as follows: Mrs. Leonard Guld, Mrs. Frank Camp bell, Miss Frances Hess, Mrs. Jack Westfall and Mrs. James Hobgood. i On the program, Ernst Oberg, musical instructor, explained his plans for the year just starting at the school Capes for the members of the school orchestra to wear at public appearances, new m u c stands for the players, and organi- zation of the grade students for musical training are all included in his plans.
 Miss Venetia Feero entertained with two piano selections, Waters of Minnetonka," by Thurlow Lieur- ance, and Love Dreams" by A. l.. Brown.
 Mrs. James Hopgood, new teach CT Tn the Government School here, told of their residence of the past two years at Cape Prince of Wales, most western point of Al aska During the time she lived there, she said, only three white women were seen by them and mail was received but once a month, which came by plane or dog team. Ten hours of travel and making about 65 miles constitutes the regular days scheduled with dog teams. Shelter cabins are corres- pondingly located, the rule being that. travellers must leave an ade- quate suppliy of kindling and wood for the next traveller Her pupils there numbered six ESkimoS, she said, and their speech was limited to Eskimo. During the winter they wear three pairs of woolen sox, and mucklucks. Mucklucks are made of either reindeer or seal skin, with or without the fur. In the latter case they are called water muck lucks.
 Several contests prepared by Mrs. Mamie Jensen resulted as follows :: Completing words, won by Mrs. Goull; rewriting jumbled words, Mrs. Sam Devon; a Spell-doWn con- test, side explained by Mrs. Jack Westfall winning from Mrs. Elton Engstrom's side.
 4f .l,x.. 1tf f,f fffa,. the program.
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
 MEETING TOMORROW

A business meeting and social will be held by the Women's Auxiliary. 34, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Union Hall, all members being urged to attend and to bring their books.
 Following the meeting pinochle and whist will be played, with re- treatments being served during the evening.
 In charge of arrangements for to- morrow is Mrs. Ed Anderson, Mrs. Dave Carlson and Mrs. Dela Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-15
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BIDS OPENED; LOW BID MADE BY BOYER-J JENSEN

Bids were opened this morning in Commissioner of Education A. E. Karnes' office on construction of Territorial schools at Aleknagik Hope, and Takotna.
 Bids have not yet been awarded but Boyer and Jensen Construction Company, of Juneau, bid low on all three projects, bidding $12,670 on the Alegnagik school, $20,10 on the Takotna school and N-2,O32 on the school at Hope.
 Other bidders were James Berry James Larson and Peterman Con- struction Company.
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Operation and Child
 Come Close Together

TAYLORVILLE, H., Sept. 15. = Local doctors expressed amazement when Mrs. Joseph Strickland gave birth to daughter three days after an appendectomy. They said cases of normal birth so soon after an operation are extremely rare.
 Mother and babe were reported doing we'll
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WATER RESERVOIR
 TO BE CLEANED OUT

Water service to residents of Douglas will be interrupted for a couple of hours Friday afternoon, according to City Marshal Charles Schramm, who under orders from the City Council, will close the main valves at the dam at o'clock to permit draining and cleaning the reservoir.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-15
MAYOR ATTENDS
 ANTI-T. E. MEETING

Mayor Kilburn represented Doug las at meeting of Territorial of ficials in charge of the national drive to stamp out tuberculosis. which was held last evening. This fall, he stated, special efforts will be made to make the sale of tuberculosis seals doubly effective.
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Baths for Cows

SCOTTSBLUFF. Neb., Sept. 15.- Scottsbluff dairymen conform to cleanliness regulations NOT only by keeping their barns spotless but by giving their cows two baths a day.
 One proprietor has erected a rack similar to that used for wash ing automobiles. Each COW passes through twice a day-before each milking.
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Dr. J. A. CarsWe!| Leaves for Toronto

pr. John A. Carswell, Territorial epidemiologist, accompanied by his family, will leave for Toronto, Ont, tomorrow morning on the Princess Louise.
 Dr. Carswell will spend the winter taking special course in the School of Hygiene in the Canadian city, and plans to return to Juneau next June to resume his duties here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-15
A PROGRAM


 The fight was successful and, al-
 though delayed, the advocates of reorganization with emphasis on economy and efficiency are looking forward to an opportunity to support reorganization pro- gram which has for its purpose fearless and thoroughgoing reor- ganization of the Federal govern ment that will reduce tl.e number of agencies now nearly twice as numerous as they were five years ago without impairing necessary functions and objectives; that would apply the brakes to the record breaking debt; that would deter the upward trend of taxes; that would expedite and simplify dealing with government agencies; that would strengthen independent accounting and auditing of government fiscal affairs; that would preserve the in dependence of the three branches of the government; that would facili- tate relief for those who need it.
 The constructive approach to gov
 ernment reorganization is toward the dual objective of economy and
 efficiency The sum of these is sim plification
 i Such a reorganization program
 with the definite objectives of econ
 omy, efficiency and simplification believe would be quickly enacted,
 and this much needed legislation no longer delayed
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mention economy and efficiency. It might easily have been if those who took the initiative in the re- organization proposals of last year had made economy and efficiency, beneficial to citizens and taXpay- CTS, an objective of the program. But they did not.
 Therefore, we who sought reor- ganization for the benefit of those who pay the bills as well as those who spend the money were forced to fight the proposals in order that reorganiza tion for economy and ef- ficiency might have a chance to live and be eventually enacted.
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FOR SALE-Wooden steamer Chat ham, now at Ketchikan, damaged by fire. Bids requested as is, where is. to be submitted to Alaska Transportation Company, Pier T. Seattle, or Talbot and Spauldlng, Ketchikan, not later than noon Monday, September 19. Owners reserve right to reject any and all bids.
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CLOSING SHOP

Waino Pertunen announced this morning that he is discontinuing his barber business here and will close his shop preparatory to leav- ing in about a week for Tenakee Springs, where he and Mrs. Pertun- en will spend a few months.
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Knows Her Turks

LOUISBURG, N. C., Sept. IS. - Last year, Mrs. o. s. Leonard lost 40 percent of her young turkeys Many of them died from blackhead d disease. This year, she remodelled her turkey houses, added sun porch es and installed a better system of sanitation and feeding. By late summer she hadn't lost a single bird from this years crop.
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FOR SALE-1931 Plymouth sedan, good condition, $50. Phone Blue 12O.
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FOR SALE Remington rifle, 3O-
 O6, Colt-45 automatic revolver and large, Woods, 3-Star sleeping bag. 16-pound. Inquire Ordway's.
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WANTED

WORK WANTED = Robert Ed munds, 60, oldtimer in SEE. Alas ka. needs work. Is an all-around handy -man. Can do carpenter and plumbing work. Is cook and has own outfit. Would prefer caretaker for cannery, hotel or resort work. Any reasonable wag- es accepted. Address 60, Empire
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MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, Csc. Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone POI, 315 Decker Way.
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TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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Try the EmpIre classifieds for 'esults. a -
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FOR SALE-Ladies' spinet desk n good condition, $15. See pr. Carl son.
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FOR SALE-Ohe 1881 Packard eight Deluxe Sedan, Al condition, S30o cash. Phone GA.
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FOR SAI.E-New 15-foot skiff with 4 h.p. outboard motor Phone 92.
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Today's News Today.-Empire.
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POSITION AS cook by widow competent, reliable, experienced references. Box 218, Sitka, Alaska
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FOR SALE-City Float Beer Parlor. Phone 541 after pm.
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Today's News Today.-- Empire.
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Federal Overhauling For Economy Asked
 by Sen. H. F. Byrd

(ConuInueu rom Page One)
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HOUSE WORK or day work. Write Empire F 983.
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HONEY WANTED-$6,00 ,000 at 0% mortgage on occupied boarding home. Jennings, Hotel Juneau.
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Empire classifieds pay.
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FOR SALE

Phone 374-Ask for Ad-taker.
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Try The Emplre ciassifieds for results,
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Boys' bicycle some time
 ago. Owner may have by proving
 ownership and paying for this adv.
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FOR RENT

FIVE-ROOM apt: bath, steam heat hot and cold water. Phone 569.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-31
Jno. R. Rob bertson
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
654 MAIN STREET
Open Evenings & Sundays


NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, In and for the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM WALDO MONTAGUE,
also known as
w. w. MONTAGUE,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for probate of the will of
w. w. MONTAGUE, deceased, and
for the issuance to Francis Pelham
Tempcl of letters of adminiStra-
ton with the will annexed, has
been filed in this court, and that
Friday the 5th day of August, 1888
at 10 o'clock AM, of said day, at
the courtroom of said court, at the
Court House III the City of FL
Centre, County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition, when aud
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same, and
show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted
DATED: July Goth, 1888
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY CT. o. KENYON,
J22-A2 incl. Deputy Clerk.
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BRITISH ADVISOR ON
WAY TO SLOVAKIA

LONDON, July 30. (UP)-Vis-
count Runciman intends TO leave
for Prague Tuesday to begin his
work as adviser" in the negotia-
tions between Representatives of
the Czechoslovak government and
of minority groups, it was under
stood today.
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
PHONE 800
MEXICAN WORKERS IN
OPPOSITION TO GIN

HERMOSILLO, Sonora, Mex. Ju-
ly 80. (UP)-Four hundred dele
gates to the Workers Confedera-
ton of Sonora, gathered here TO
select a candidate for governor. to-
day voiced sharp opposition to the
powerful CTM labor organization
in the statee.
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PRESIDENT NEARS END
OF FISHING HOLIDAY

ABOARD THE U. S. S. HOUS-
TON, at Galapagos, July 30. (UP)
by Naval radio to the United
Press) - President Roosevelt was
near the end of his fishing holiday
in the vicinity of the Galapagos
Islands today. After the weekend
the Houston will begin the journey
to Balboa, Canal Zone, where it is
due Wednesday.
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BLACKMAN'S FOR PLUMBING
We have every plumbing need.
Our work Is quick, efficient and
economical Phone us for repair,
service or new installation esti-
mates.
1888 Main Phone l09I
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HeLD Wanted
1889 Main

ONE RURAL AND TWO CITY
dealers for Rawleigh routes. Es-
tablished demand. See A. A.
Spear, 422 West 9Th ST., Imperial
Sc
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Houses For Rent

3 ROOM, NICELY furnished du-
plex with bath. Modern and cleo
trically equipped; cooler Avail
able August l. Adults. Call $3.50
s am. To 5 pm. 7-31
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lection costs.
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l-ROOM furnished house. Electric
refrigerator and water heater.
Adults only. Call GA SO. 9th
after pm. J18TF
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Business Services

LOWEST VALLEY prices on lum-
Der and building material. The
Fair 1915 Main st. Phone 1890.
7-13-TF
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WANTED-A GOOD DAIRYMAN
to lease or pasture part, or all of
$50 acres of good alfalfa. Five
room house, corrals, shade, water.
Ira Aten ranch, two miles north
of Ell Centre on Fourth street.
Phone 3705-J1 FL Centre. Address
P.O. Box lit FL Centro. 7-31
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z Wanted Miscellaneous

WANT TO BUY 2 wheel trailer
Must b2 cheap and in good con-
dition. Rt. l, Box %, FL Centre
81
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6 Personals Special Notices

WANTED TO BORROW-$2 to
pay labor taking honey crop.
Bill of sale enough for security.
Harry Cross, 901 No. 4th Ell Cen
tro. 7-31
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FURNISHED APARTMENT at 534
Holt Cooler. 7-30
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WANT-AD
PAGE
--PHONE 300
I %
Help Wanted

DON'T BE A JOB HUNTER" ALL
your life! Settle down in a per-
manent Grocery Agency with
sarnings up to $45 first week.
I'll help you; poerate on my capt.
tai. Details free. MILLS, 1901
Poplar, Oakland, Cal. 7-3l
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Houses For Rent
~ Summer Homes
2I Country PrOperty-Rent

FIVE ROOM HOUSE, barns, 40
acres, fenced. Near Jacumba. $40
per month. Permanent tenant
solicited. Write r. p. Garmire,
Winterhaven, Calf, Box $50 7-3f
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instruction
IL Business Opportunities

FOR SALE Blacksmith shop, tools,
lot and building. Cheap. Heber
Blacksmith Shop. 7-3l
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FURNISHED APTS. Cooler and
F'rigidaires. Electricity paid. 536
SO 9th st. 7-3l
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II apartments for Rent

FURNISHED FRONT APT. Bath.
Shady yard. Permanent tenants.
No children. SIS. 4l8 SO. 6th. 7-31
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-29

Boyd. who had only recently visited
the city.
Mrs. ID. M. Miller, who has served
as organist at st. Stephens Baptist.
Church for many years. was ap-
pointed as musician to the mammoth
Congress that viii BE rehearsing here
for month proceeding the Congl ess
session. Mrs. Miller is the wife OF
DR.. D. M. Miller. She is 4 native of
Tennessee, and was married to DR..
Miller, who himself is graduate Of
Meharry Medical College, after he
finished school.
The next is the appointment of
Mrs. Lula Mae Butler Nurse in the
music department. Mrs. Hurse Is d
native Texan. but has made Kansas
She is nationally known as a gospel
City her home for the past few years.
singer, and will direct, teach and
instruct in gospel music during the
Congress session.
The third appointment was that oi
Mrs. Clara James as q conductor oi
the intermediate Teachers and Glass
Department during the five days ses-
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Summer school of Methods.

Summer Sct1c0k or MeCno0ss
The Congress Secretary, when he
was here, let it be known that q
sweeping invitation had been sent
to every church in the twin cities,
giving them permission to list their
church choirs in this great chorus,
and at the same time, provision was
made for individuals to join the
chorus; that is to say, if the church
choir as whole does not care 70
enroll as such, any member OF any
church, male or female, can avail
themselves Of the opportunity TO take
advantage Of the one months train
ing which will be directed by Prot.
Johnson.
II was announced further, that tbs
songs to be used at the coming
-ould be taken from the
Victory Song Book, the National
Jubilee Melody Song Book, and the
National Anthem, all Of which are
published at the National Baptist
Publishing Boards plant in the CAPT
tai city Of Tennessee.
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Secretary Boyd expressed the wish
that the twin cities Of Kansas and
Missouri would furnish at least one
thousand persons to form this 1888
Congress Chorus. He said the big
stag 10 tbs ssnieipal auditorium
would accommodate this number of
singers with ease.
Wlea DR.. Jordan announced that
al the rehearsals would take place
in the Paseo Hall, which is now be-
ing used as the main auditorium Of
the st. Stephens Baptist Church, il
gave great satisfaction, because it is
easily reached, being centrally To-
Gated at Fifteenth and Paseo.
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THREE PERSONS I
OF TWIN CITY
AS CONDUCTORS
Sunday School
Congress Secretary
Announces Appoint
rnent of Kansas
Citians While Here

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (special)
Three outstanding Sunday School
and church working citizens Of the
twin cities have just been named to
head departments in the coming
Sunday School Congress to be held
here June 8-l2 in the municipal
auditorium. The appointment was
made and the announcement releas-
ed here last week by Henry Allen
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NATIONAL.
CH0RISTER
WILL. REPORT
Rev. H.B.P. Johnson
To Reach Kansas
City May Third
% l rain Chorus

KANSAS CITY Mo. Especial
Church choirs and individuals were
notified this week that the Rev. II.
.. 2. Johnson, the national chorister,
viii arrive in Kansas City on the
morning Of May 3rd, 50 that the en-.
tire list Of those who are to take
part in and become members Of this
great gathering of singers, were urg-
I'd by DR.. r. J. Jordan to meet at
he Paseo Hall ait seven o'clock,
tuesday evening the third Of May.
his announcement was sent here by
ire from Secretary Boyd Of Nash
llle, Tenn.
1t is understood that Secretary
oyd will be on hand 70 present the
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81
suggestion would be appreciated.
Ans: Run over 10 Pittsburgh
willis you are waiting for your piant
to oEen up again for it is likely that
your brother could help you get
situated. If you don't find anything
by the first of May . although |
am confident you will, you can al
ways return to your farm in Georgia.
TIT have a girl friend / love
very much and want to know where
I stand with her?
Ans:-At top notch right now. You
had better let her know your feelings
for. she isn't going to wait always
for you to make up your mind to
confess your love.
MGR like your column very
much. Should / do as ! intend to
by letting ny husband alone or do
you think / will ever be able to get
any good out Of him.
Ans: Right at this time he just
isn't going to straighten up and do
the right thing although / do
mot think that you should put too
much confidence in your boy friend
either for you have the children to
consider.
R.R.Y.Will you please tell me
why that man won't pay me for my
timber. Is there any way that can
get my money?
Ans.If you make him pay you
it will be necessary for you to con-
suit lawyer and do SO legally. The
sooner you get the matter into a
lawyers hands .. the better off
you will be. He doesn't want to
pay or he would answer your letters.
VII MI am d married woman
but have gone with a man for two
years | was doing ok, until / left
my husband. Now tell me IL this man
intends to still love me and will he
make me his wife?
Ans:--He has had his fun :.
you are just left holding the bag"
The beat thing for you to do il wash
your hands of the whole affair and
make some other nice friends An
association of this kind will never
work out 3. you made your mistake
by leaving your good husband.
M.S-My troubles are financial
ones stay in the same rut all
Of the time and / wonder why [
can't get ahead What would you
suggest?
Ans:--You just haven't tackled
the right kind OF work yet Make
the change Of locations that you are
contemplating and establish your
self in a different field. The coming
months are going TO be prosperous
ones for you.
II
C.M.-I have been married for
three months and for some reason /
am awful jealous of her for nothing.
often tell her of her past life and
I wonder what will be the outcome?
Ans:--Can't you be bigger than
that? What good is it doing you TO
be 40 absolutely disFussing tas to
bring up what she did before you two
We're married. You may as well make
up your mind right now to facts
If you don't stop and give her the
benefit of the doubt :. you are GO
ing to be without nice wife. She is
innocent Of what you suspect her Of
doing.
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sion Of this thirty-fourth Summer
School of Methods.
While al Of these are members of
st.Stephens Baptist Church congra-~
cation, the Kansas City people feel
tnat II Is quite All honor, in that they
are three outstanding, well known
artisans IN their particular profes-
sion.
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Rev. r 0f. iollnoa. and to be at the
first get gether meeting of these
ssseE~~~an~--
singers who will spend one month
ii inteaiv training for this great
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