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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

Gale poslyste, tt vasi chap
ci jsou prece jen spatne vycho-
vani, coz ~nikdy nepotresta-
tie? Poradny vyprask jednou
"a cas- by Jim neskodil."
INA to ia never1m = kluk
Sc ma vyvfjet poole svych pfl-
rozenych naklonnosti. ia jsen
toho sveho starsiho "a cely je-
no zivot udefil jen jednou = 9
to jsem jeste udelal jen v sebe-
Obrane."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Vojensky aeroplan spadl ma
dunn a shofel.

Aeroplan Lockhead P-38, je-
den z nejrychlejs1ch, jake ma
armada, spadl ma jistG dunn a
shorel v distriktu West Glen
Oaks mezi Burbank a Glendale
v KalifOrnii.
Pilot Ralph Virden, 43 leta
starry, byl zabit. Aeroplan ztra-
til kontrolu. Sletel stremh!av
s vyse 1900 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
RHINE.

" Londyne Evening Stan
dard napsal, re vlada uvazuj'
O tom, ably zeny byly pojaty dc
pfisti vojenske a pr1myslovt
konskripce.
z informovanych prameni
bylo odepreno vysloviti Sc 0 te
to zprave, ale je znam jejicl
projev z minute dolby, re zeny
nikdy nebudou povolany do DO
jovych jednotek, ami kdybJ
chiefly dobrovolne.
Anglicke zeny jsou nynf re.
gistrovany pro valecnou praci
ale jejich sluzba v armada, lod
stvu a letectvu je pouze dobro'
volna.
Evening Star pravf We SVEN
clanku, re situace je nynl tax
wanna, re nebude jiz mono
pokracovati dosavadni me-
thode.
= Dive zeny, zamestnane ma
poStovnim trade Berl1ne, je-
dina "a a druha 35 let stare,
byly odsouzeny do zalaTe ma 8
a 10 let, protoze kradly cigare-
ty z bal1ck1. zasllanych voja-
kim ma frontu. Neco jich wy
kourily samy a ostatnf prodaly.
Jina postovni asistentka, Ga
let stara, byla odsouzena ma O.
SIN let do zalaTe pro kradez j.
nych veci z vojenskych ballc-
XII a ctvrta, stara Ga let, byla
p%otrestana zalafem ma sest let
Ia otevfeni sedmi postovnfch
bal1ckG, adresovanych voja-
kum.
= Jiz pc nejakou dobu ko-
lujf povesti a predpovedi, re
Dude provedena zmena v kabi-
netu Churchillove. Nekterf pc
zorovatele jdou tax daleko, re
predpov1daj1, re z ~nynejs1ch
ministrG z1stanou v kabinete
pouze premier Churchill. lord
Beaverbrook, ministr zasobo-
van1 a Ernest Bevin, ministr
prace.
Edgar Granville, poslanec
delnicke strany, prohlasil wee
ra, re Sc vseobecne soud1, re
zmena v kabinetu nastava" a
pfedpovedel, re zmena postih-
ne lorda Beaverbrooka, viscon-
ia Malifaxe (velvyslance We
Washingtone) a zahranicn1 mi
nisterstvo. Emanuel Shinwell,
jiny delnicky poslanec, pfedpo-
vedel "utvoren1 move radikalni
koalice, ktera pGjde vice do le-
va. Redaktor Stewart Camp
bell navrhuje, ably geenral A.P
Wavell stall Sc ministrem obra-
ny a sir Stafford Cripps (velvy-
slanec v Rusku) ministrem "a
hranicn1ch vec1.
Campbell chvali Wavella "a
jeho kampan v Libyi a oCripp-
sow pravf, re jeho nazory O
Rusku byly absolutne spravne.
" Rhine Mussolini vydal
nar1zeni, die nehoz vice chleba
Dude pTideleno matkam, ktere
cekaji radostnou udalost, de-
tenn We Skolach a deln1kGm, kite
II tezce pracujf a "a to budou
snfzeny davky bohatym.
-Prldel tehotnym matkam a
detem We skolach Dude zvysen
O 3 unce chleba denne, Gill bu-
dou nyni dostavati celkem de-
set unc1 chleba denne a tezce
pracuj1cfm deln1kdm budou
zvyseny prfdely chleba IL ma
Is uncl denne.
Ably toto zvysenf davek bylo
umozneno, budou snlzeny dav-
ky majitelGm pGdy. kteT1 il
sami neobdelavaj1 a jistym tr1-
dam zamozneho 'obyvatelstva,
ktere mohou tento ubytek snad
no nahraditi.
O
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Nebezpecne cestovani.

V jednom meste mel slavny
cestovatel zajimavou pTednas,
ku ma tema: Mezi lidojedy. Pc
prednasce Sc rozpfedla ella de-
bata. Jeden zvfdavy mestan
Sc me i jinym ptal, je-li to ces-
tovanf v kraj1ch, lidojedy oby-
vanych, opravdu tax nebezpec-
ne? Cestovatel pohotove Cd
povedel: "Samozfejme, re je
moe nebezpecne, vzdyt jednou
nohou stojfte pofad ma j1del-
MIN l1stku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

V Cambridge, Md, odsouzen
byl Herbert Ford, usvedceny z
loupeze, ma Is rokd do statni
kaznice.
= 21 rokd starry John Joseph
Manley z Ellwood avenue pre-
padl a ukradl tobolku Lillian
Carr, 55lete, kdyz tato V pom
deli stala ma Eastern a Lin
wood avenue. Byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
MONA URAzENA H

Dvanact rok1 staremu, George
Winhauer, urazena byla noha
v nedeli odpoledne, kdyz chtel
vytahnouti football re spodu
pomalu Sc pohybuj1cfho ma
kladniho vlaku ma Western Ma
ryland draze Swan Park.
Hoch vstrcil nohu meZi kola.
Hochu utrzena byla leva noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
4OO. 600 zmrzacenych deti mH-
re Sc uchazeti O lekarske
o~Setreni.

A0ONAPN'
cent, ktery byl prijat roku
1885, obsahuje mezi jinym i O.
patren1, upravujfcf peel O zmr-
zacene deti. Detske oddelent
departmental prace, jez byla
povefeno ffzenim teto veledG.
lezite akce, hlasf re cd pTijeti
zakona bylo registrovano te-
m6f 100000 detf, ktere 81 mo-
hou ciniti narok ma vyhody "a
kona, a re tis1c1m z Mich dos
talo Sc jiz lekaTskeho nebo chi.
rurgickeho osetTeni. Regi-
stracni cfslice nasvedcujf tomu,
re pocet zmrzacenych detf,
ktere potfebujf pomoci, dosah-
ne az 100000
V p%r1tomnem zneni dava "a
kon O socialnfm zabezpecen1
pravo vydavati ma tuto lidumil-
nou cinnost $3,87O.OOO rocne
Ze zpravy detskeho uradu vys-
vita, re Ia poslednf leta byl u
cinen znacny pokrok We vyhle-
davan1 zmrzacenych detf, v di-
agnosovan1 jejich stavu, v OBJ
staravan1 patricne pece, v u
mistovanf detf v nemocnicich a
V poskytovanl potrebne pece
pc jejich propustenf z nemoc-
mic. Program je provaden or
gany federalnfmi i statnimi We
vsech ostrovech i v Porto Riku.
Jake deset hlavnich pflcin,
ktere zavinujf zmrzacenf dite-
tie a ktere byly uvedeny v 81
procentech vsech zapsanych
pr1padG, udava zprava detske-
no 1radu detskou obrnu, MOI
kovou obrnu, deformovanou
nohu, osteomyelitis, zajec1 pysk
tuberkulosu kosti a kloub1, SEQ
liosis Gill zkTiven1 patefe, krivi-
ci, paralysu, sc kterou Sc dfte
narodilo a popaleniny.
Pred pTijetfm zakona O So
cialnim zabezpecenf projevova-
10 jen velmi malo statG zajem O
soustavnou peel O zmrzacene
deti. Cd tie dolby byl vsak uci-
men ohromny pokrok. zejmena
V poskytovani pece pc propu-
stem det1 z nemocnice. Ia pod
klad zpravy detskeho 1radu
slouzf prehledy, poT1zene v jed
notlivych statech, jakoz i data,
poskytnuta r1znymi instituce-
mi pro peel o zmrzacene deti,
kterezto instituce spolupracuji
S detskym 1radem. Zprava po-
dotyka, re jeste hodne prace
must byti vykonano, neil pro
gram Dude vyhovovati vsem pc
zadavkdm. TAX ma pr. je "a
doucno, ably pece sama byla
zlepsena, ably byla cinema lep-
81 opatren1 pro deti, ktere nej-
sou znetvofeny plastickymi ne
DO orthopedickymi deformace-
mi, jakoz i pro deti v rodinach,
ktere Sc stale stehuj1, nebo KITE
re patti k minoritn1m skupi-
nam; ably byla dale vedle p1i-
vodnf diagnosy zT1zena i sluz-
ba pro periodicke lekaTske pro-
hlldky, ably tax standard ne
mocnic a ozdravoven byl zmen-
Sen; ably vzechny staty uzako-
nily jednotny rodny list, ktery
by obsahoval rubriku k zazna-
menan1 %poranen1, vzniklych pr
porodu, a vrozenych abnormal
lit. a konecne ably byl program
rozs1ren i ma deti, zijfc1 donna.
We zprave sc poukazuje, re
deti, trpic1 jinymi znetvorenf-
mi neil orthopedickymi nebo
plastickymi, stale jeste do pro-
gramu nespadaj1. Mezi mimi je
asi 100000 det1, ktere trpf rev
matickou srdecni vadou, det1 Sc
spatnym zrakem asi 10000, a
vice neil 100000 det1 S vad-
nym sluchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Osudns cistsnf rucnice.

v Anna, ILL.,, 3Olety tesaf
Lloyd Lingde prisel o zivot,
kdyz pri cistenf brokovnice Wy
sla z nj nesfastnou nahodou ra-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

PAM: eco sc neozves, kdyz
te volam?"
Sluzebna: ga neslysela!"
PAM: "To mne mas tedy RI
ci, ze's neslysela."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Fires Rank High
in Home Accidents

In the classification of home
accidents, burns come second to
falls.
There are eight major causes
of home fires: rubbish, defective
chimneys, combustible roofs, de-
fective heating apparatus,
matches and careless smoking,
storing of gasoline and other in
flammable liquids, electrical de-
fects, and hot ashes.
Many home owners have TAX
en- advantage of the Federal
Housing Administrations Mod
ernization Credit Plan to protect
themselves from fires by install
ing numerous safeguards. They
have built fire-resistant ceilings
in their easements. In their gar
ages they have installed fire
resistant walls next to the house
In the walls next to Easements
and attics they have put ade-
quate fire stops. They have in
stalled sufficient wiring outlets
to meet the ever-increasing need
and to avoid the unsightly and
dangerous practice of stringins
wires across and around floors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Interior Wall I, reotment
Offers Many Possibilities
Building Experts Estimots Two Thirds
OF q House Is Wall Space

Building experts estimate that
two-thirds Of q house IL wall
space. Treatment Of 20 great m
area may make or mar the en-
tire interior decorative scheme.
Colorful home furnishings are
more than equalled by today's
varied wallpaper patterns, which
cover q wide range Of shades
and design.
The three elements to be con-
sidered in the selection of wall
paper are texture, color and tone.
All three have Z direct bearing
on the type of room to be pro-
duced and help determine wheth-
er it is to be formal or informal,
light or dark, simple or preten-
tious.
RANGE UNLIMITED
Wallpaper offers an unlimited
range of decorative possibilities.
A vast selection Of colors and
patterns Is available ranging
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

from the formal hand-printed
scenic types to the small figure
papers suitable for q cottage bed
room.
Remarkably improved wall
papers, washable wallpapers, and
other developments now avail
able are among the industry's
contributions to modern .livabil-
ity and should not be overlook
ed in deciding on the wall finish.
There are no hard and fast
rules for choosing paper, and in
teresting effects may be obtain
ed through original uses.
Color and tone in wallpaper
may be used to excellent advant-
age to set the color scheme OF the
room, since several colors are OBJ
tainable in one paper. The drap-
cries can match one shade, the
upholstery another, small art OBJ
jects another.
In general, where the. paper u
figured, the draperies should be
plain. Horizontal lines In the
paper may be continued across .
window by the use Of striped ma
terial. incidentally, this use OF
horizontal lines on the wall 10 2
modern idea, conforming to the
straight lines Of modern furni'
ture.
II the paper pattern Is Of inter-
mediate size, it will help adjust
small furniture to . large room.
A scenic panorama on only one
wall will give a room depth. A
gay informal pattern with Q
rough texture will conceal IN
uneven wall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
FILA Defines
3 Fundamental
Building Plans

The three fundamental ele-
ments in every building opera
ton are defined by the FILA %
cost, size. and quality.
There are two kinds Of quality
according TO the Federal Hous-
ing Administration, that which
ID essential and that which con-
stitutes luxury. From the stand
point Of security for the insured
mortgage. the lowest permissible
limit Of quality In materials and
construction Is that which In
sures durability with low MAIN
tenance cost. This is essential
quality.
The quality which pertains to
elaboration Of decorative and ar
chitectural effects, special equip
ment, unnecessary appointments
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Huborth 9 Schott Build
20 Homes; Plan 10 More
Average Payments Of Purchasers
Set AZ $50, Build ~ Rsvsal

homes for many people in vari-
Gus sections of the nation. All
designing was done by Hubarth
and Schott Company.
Tn. development has provid-
ed much work for Mount Glenn
ems people in line with the
Hubarth and Schott policy of US
ing local help and purchasing
materials here exclusively.
Six general contractors and IL
sub-contractors have worked on
the construction.
The average monthly payment
is $40, which includes taxes and
insurance. There are some four.
room and some five-room homes,
with the majority having suffi-
cient attic space for future COM
pletion of one or two added
rooms. All have two bedrooms
downstairs. Provision Is made
for ample closet space.
The latest in hot air heat has
been installed in each home.
They are insulated against
weather with two inches Of blan-
ket fibre-glass wool insulation in
the ceilings for comfort and heat
economy.
In line with FILA specified.
tions, they allow good natural
light and ventilation. "They are
J built soundly for the future" q
company spokesman said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

The trial-and-error method il
not necessary in choosing
neighborhood. Intelligent home
buyers should be able to learn
from the mistakes of others and
save themselves many Difficult
ties.
There are many families living
in neighborhoods which suit
neither their pocketbooks nor
their personalities merely be-
cause in selecting the sites they
were hasty and allowed senti-
ment to replace logic and COM
mon sense.
NO SITE IS SEPARATE
One important factor that
must be remembered, according
to officials of the Federal Hous-
ing Administration, Is that nc
site-no matter how desirable
should be considered as dctach-
ed, separate, individual unit
Every site is part of neighbor'
hood and is influenced for better
or worse by neighborhood
changes. The logical procedure
is to select a neighborhood that
seems congenial and stable.
To determine the future stabil-
ity of q site it is necessary ia
study the economic background
of the area. This involves an an
alysis of the diversity and SUI
ficincy of the industrial, COM
mercial, and economic activity OF
the particular area to determine
whether or not 1t will retain
the same economic characteris-
tics.
Some subdivisions and neigh
borhoods are so badly planned
and offer so few of the basic re-
quirements of a neighborhood
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
DEFENSE HOUSING
IMPORTANT

These requirements have been
stressed throughout the seven
year history of the FILA and
mean that the immediate objec-
tive of housing the Nations de-
tense workers satisfactorily Is in
harmony with the FHA's long
term objective of fostering i'm
provement in housing standards
and conditions.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

City ;. Township -. County
The Monitor Serves ALL Three.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

OThrough the cooperation OF
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton, q new residential develop
ment on Huron street is making
rapid Roadway.
Twenty homes already have
been built under the direction OF
Hubarth & Schott Company, 325
Cass, sponsors of the develop
ment, and ten more are sched-
uled To start within thirty days,
the Company announced.
The houses are designed to
comply with the $4,000 mini
mum requirements of the FILA,
which have provided pleasant
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Logic, Common Sense Guides
TO Meighborhood Selection

that they give no assurance OF
continuity and stability.
Neighborhoods should also be
studied from the point of view
of the trend of city growth to-
ward or away from them, as well
as from the standpoint of social
and economic appeal to typical
families who might be prospec-
tive purchasers.
ELEMENTS NEEDED
A site, TO- be q desirable loca'
ton for q home, must have prop.
er size, soil, shade, scenery. and
society, according to the FILA
In addition to these factors, Its
value Is increased by its acces-
sibility to commercial, civic and
social centers, and by adequacy
of transportation and Of utilities
of whatever kind the community
may afford.
On the other hand, the value
of q location is decreased by ad-
verse influences such as adjoin.
ing slaughter pens, cemeteries
auto-wrecking shops, dilapidat-
ed buildings, and special haz'
ards such as high-speed traffic
arteries and power lines, haz.
ards. to health such az dampness
and fumes, and hazards OF nature
such as floods and tornadoes. In
addition, the tax level, whether
high or low, affects the value OF
the property.
The Federal Housing Admins.
tration, as il studies each loca.
ton as q major factor of the Sc
curity of q long-term loan, takes
all of these elements into consid.
GRAFTON and considers the appeal
to the income or social group
which will constitute the poten'
tial market in the area.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
10000 Small
Homes Started
Under FLA

The magnitude of this expan-
sion is shown by the fact that
during the past IL months con-
struction has been launched un-
der FILA inspection on approxi-
mately 195, 900 small homes. This
is by far the largest volume of
FILA program in any 12-month
period and represents a gain OF
more than Is per cent over the
preceding IL months.
At least IS per cent Of those
FILA insured homes are located
in regions where defense indus
tries are active. Moreover, the
typical moderate price OF the
small homes built under the
FILA plan is well suited to the
basic housing needs Of defense
localities.
The FHA's strict requirements
as to soundness of construction.
location, and neighborhood
planning are also providing safe
guards to families in the defense
industry regions when they pur-
chase new homes under the FILA
plan. ana
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
ModerniziIlQi
Increase
is Sought
Sound Older Houses
Moy Be Converted
to FomiIy Use

The current pressure for more
living units may be increasingly
met by modernization. according
to Abner H. Ferguson, Federal
Housing Administrator.
AS the need for more and more
units arises, rs q result Of indus
trial expansion and other rea-
sons, the FILA Modernization
Credit Plan. as q method of pro-
viding adequate housing, may be
used to q greater extent, Mr..
Ferguson said.
OLDER HOMES WERE
ROOMY
twenty-five or 80 years age"
he said, 1.-The tendency was TO
erect large roomy houses which
no longer fit the requirements
of the present-day family. Thou
sands of these houses stand part
tally idle in almost every large
city in America. Structurally
sound, many of them are being
converted into structures of two,
three. and sometimes four-fam-
lily units.
There is quite q bit Of this
work now under way, and there
is every reason to believe the
trend will become more notice
able as the demand for housing
increases. This rehabilitation Of
older homes is logical from the
standpoint of both housing and
economics"
LOCATION FAVORABLE
Another factor favorable to re-
Mobilization of older homes. Mr.
Ferguson said, Is the fact thai
they are often conveniently 10
Gated. Modernization may serve
q dual purpose in that the homes
would not only be restored q,
livable units but would also b
removed a. depressing in1lu'
ences on surrounding values.
AS they stand now, Mr.. Fer
guson pointed out. many Of thess
older houses are definite drains
on the municipalities in which
they are located. Affordet
police and fire protection ant
serviced by utilities, they contri
butte little or nothing In return
a, they long ago lost their value
q single family homes.
FILA modernixation loans, b
explained, are available In q
parts of the country on reason
able terms. The loan u approve'
by the lending institution.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
OFFERS SUGGESTIONS

To prospective house buyers
the Federal Housing Admins
tration suggests these factors be
considered: Good location, pleas
ing and lasting design, stable
construction, investment in ratio
to the family's annual income,
monthly payments in proportion
to family's budget, and conform
ity of the house to its surround
inRs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 LESSON-SERMON FOR
 SERVICES ON SUNDAY

At the Church of Christ, Scien- tist, on Sunday the subject is Probation After Death"
 The following excerpts from the Lessons Sermon are taken as fol- lows:
 From the Bible: If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all men most miserable. For as in Adam all die. even so in Christ shall all be made alive. q CorinthianS)
 From Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. By Mary Baker Eddy: The fact that the Christ, or Truth, overcame and still overcomes death proves the king of terrors" to be but mortal be- lief, or error. which Truth destroys with the spiritual evidences of Life: and this shows that what appears to the senses to be death is but a mortal Illusion, for to the real man Ai1d the real universe there is no death-process. tPage 289)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-26
Manse TAO Sth Street

WALTER A. SOBOLEFF, Minister Res. 84l West 9th St., phone 78l
 Arthur Demmert-Organist.
 Let integrity and uprightness preserve me"
 Church Services:
 1000 a.m.-Church School.
 HOO am. - Divine Worship. Sermon subject, Gods Law in the Heart" Persons desiring to join with this church will be received during this hour.
 7:30 pm-Divine Worship. Ser mon subject, Turning over new leaf by the might of Christi" The adult choir has chosen to sing, Serve the King of Kings" by Nolte. Pictures of church work in the South will be shown
 Monday, 400 p.m.-Meeting of "LT.L's."
 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.-Cub meeting.
 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.-Mid-week service. For our meditation the first chapter of Hebrews will be read.
 Thursday, 400 p.m.-Meeting of the girls club, Builders of the Trail"
 Friday, 7::3O pm.-Choir rehears-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-26
RESURRECTION LUTHERAN
 CHURCH

REV. JOHN l.. CAUBLE, Pastor Tn the heart of the city for the
 hearts of the city"
 Main and Third Sts.
 Merle Janice Schroeder-Choir Director.
 Katherine Torkelson--Crganist. 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School.
 1l:00 am. - Morning Worship, Liturgy and Sermon. Holy Gospel for the second Sunday after Easter, John 10:11-16. Sermon subject, Jesus, The One Competent Shep- herd' Special music by the church choir. This service will be broad cast over K1NY for the benefit Of shutins and those who live in iso- lated communities.
 6:30 p.m.-Luther League will meet.
 Wednesday evening choir rehear- sal Juniors at 2, Adults at 8.
 Friday, 3:45 p.m.-Confirmation class meets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-26
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
 SCIENTIST

Sunday services will be held at Il am. in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth and Main streets. The subject will be Probation After Death"
 1000 am.--Sunday School.
 Wednesday, 800 pm. - Testi- monial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room in church building. This room Is open Wednesday afternoons from 2:30 to 4 o'clock and after the Wednesday evening meeting.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the reading room.