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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
diction.

IL a m so
proud of you.
my daughter"
he said. Then.
with a quick
veering Of his
m q o d, h g
looked over
a I p h Up
Neritzen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Probe 3-Car Crash
Fatal 10 Woman

Statements were 10 be taken
today AT the YpSilanti State Police
Post 10 establish responsibility in
the traffic death OF Mrs. Edith
Kahrl, s.. Of Plymouth. who died
in Eloise Hospital as the result of
a three-car crash Sunday in Ford
near Hix road, in Nankin Town
ship
The other drivers involved were
Walter Szatanski, %. OF 1855
Proctor avenue and Clifford
Gieske. al. Of 1915 Monroe avenue,
both OF Detroit. They were only
slightly injured Mrs. Kahrl's hus-
band. John. 81. was also injured
in the crash. He said Mrs. Kahrl
was driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
SUMMONS NANCY CAREw

I turned dutifully 10 the tele
phone. and in another minute haC
Nancy Carew'S excited aSsuranc,
that she would be right over
Knowing my fathers little ways
/ did not offer him any informa
ton concerning what Nancy wa
ready 10 tell him, and was no.
surprised when he said quietly:
AS soon as abe comes In, and
you can conveniently manage IL,
will you 90 into the next room.
closing the door and leaving me
alone with Miss Carew:
AS you know, enormously or
otherwise, believe that ! can
get more effective information
out Of any one II there Is no
other person present.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
$50 YOU WILL NEVER BE
BALD
Badness is

DHIL H. - - -
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men become bald through
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

which will keep until l get back
from Greenwich Village? ."
"Oh. you are going down To
the hideaway ! inquired, ban
ally enough, for / had expected
that decision when l told him
where the gangster had been
taken.
But. OF course" he said.
Even though. as you have found
out, he Is only minor cog In
the machine. 10 whom the other
man must have telephoned be-
fore he boarded the train, he IL
of the utmost Importance to us.
But YOU have not answered my
question"
INDUCES HIM TO WAIT
'Tf ID Is possible" I said
quickly, II wish YOU could post
pOne your trip 10 the hIdeaway
until YOU have talked 10 Nancy
Carew. who a. YOU know Is
veteran actress In the company,
and 10 Mary. Both Of them. In
dependently Of each other. have
discovered tn ings concerning
stephen Redfield, Mary's lead
ing man. which seem 10 link
him 10 this affair. and To definite
subverSive actions. II might he
well for YOU 10 have those
threads In your hands before
seeing the man In the hide
away"
<>"&ou are right" he said. 81
will wait until later to call Gus.
Which shall I see first"
II think, Miss Carew," I de-
cided promptly. Then she will
have a chance 10 get TO sleep"
And sleep, Of course. will be
far from Mary'S eyelidS." my IA
thcr said. until she gets that
letter decided"
"ShalI call Miss CaFew,
them"
"She will come over here:"
ooh. yes"
Then get her here a. soon as
you can, for do not need 10
remind YOU that time presses in
this matter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
William Tyler Page
Lduded for So Years
Service With House
Lower Chamber Pouses
To Voice Tribute to
Senior Minority Clerk

The House paused briefly at noon
today to pay tribute to William Tyler
Page, senior minority clerk, who
celebrates his Goth anniversary of
service with that body.
House Minority Leader Joseph
Martin led in tributes to the 49,
year-old clerk who began his career
with the House as a page boy, de-
claring:
For so years nothing about the
House of Representatives has been
above or beneath or beyond the
earnest and conscientious atten-
ton Of our good friend and wise
counsellor, William Tyler Page"
Recalling that Mr.. Page was the
author Of the American Creed, Rep
resentative Martin asserted it was
composed during the last World War
and woven from the classic utter
ances of every generation of Ameri-
cans. it will serve as an inspiration
to patriots as long as this Nation
shall prevail as the land of the
free and the home of the brave"
Mr.. Page began his service with
the House when Chester A. Arthur
was President, Queen Victoria ruled
the British Empire and Bismarck
was triumphant on the continent Of
Europe" the minority leader said.
uo cold bo mood not remind the
House of 1.-The noble qualities of
character and warm attributes of
loyalty and friendship which have
made William Tyler Page an in
stitution among us"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Dr.. Nuthon Isoucs, IS,
Of Harvard Dies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. 10
Dr.. Nathan Isaacs, S., professor Of
business law at the Harvard Busi-
ness School, died yesterday at his
home.
He came to Harvard in 1924. He
had been on the faculties of the
University of Cincinnati, of which
he was graduate: the University
of Pittsburgh and the Harvard
law school.
In the first World War he was a
captain in Military Intelligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

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A genuine diamond at each end Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

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Choose from 70 different pat
terms in al the wanted eoleFA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

From this large collection Of slip
pers you're sure to find Just the
style, color and pattern 70 please
every man. Opera, everett and
IDa4er types md nules
01ppov1nn6-ll0oD Ylow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Ban Bird Exhibit
For Isle Bears

A proposal TO substitute bird
exhibit for the five bears at Belle
Isle Zoo today Sncurred the wrath
of Mayor Edward j. Jeffries at a
budget meeting of the city zoo
commission.
THAT plan Is no good" the
mayor told Zoo Director John T.
Millen. Who'd ever 60 to Belle
Isle TO see q bird exhibit? We
got to have those bears back
where they belong"
The bears were transferred to
the zoo in Royal Oak at the end
of the Summer. Millen said. be-
cause he considered their cages at
Belle Isle unsafe.
1.-TWO children were bitten last
Summer by the bears" Millen
said. ut would cost too much
to build a mOat for the bears at
Belle Isle like we have in Royal
Oak"
The ZOO commission took under
Amusement the mayors opinion on
the bears and received approval of
its request for S17l,499 in next
years budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

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a cold, don't put off following the directions
the pictures here illustrate. No strong in
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most effective, sensible method Of relief they
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The Bayer gargle will amaze you. In short
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relief The Bayer Aspirin taken internally
acts quickly to relieve the painful body symp-
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discomfort. Life has some meaning again
See Your Doctor. Even though he may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
t81 in 7 Boards
~
Report for
Induction

One hundred and eighty-one
men from seven Wayne County
draft boards reported for Undue
ton into the army today al the
nev induction headquarters AT
1o40 West Fort street. SiNty-slX
were Negroes. Six other county
draft boards will supply l62 men
for induction tomorrow.
First Wayne County Selectees
INDICTED today were:
" O. Patterson IS 272S Beaue'sn
ocious G Nehnlan -. 30 Firs'
James II wallace. as al Grauot
Wleur Rrandon. IS 73is watson.
w,iSs Pstt,r' -. Ssis Russell
Eyn,,t Rs~v ~. 2in PINT
Cssriss +. walker. u. 80 y. Norttalr1.
Jesn TefTuson. IS 40 t1rst-
ADvn Brewr. 70. 2e5o Brush
Henry Collins -. 9li Hastings
iares A. Collins -. 40 Flrf
Jenr J. Apdsrson. -. z7So Ho'ings'
chsr.ss ,. Morgan. 81 40 rir't-
ciartnos Lfws. 20 2ei Eukins
JACK washington. ~ us Madison
Jerry l. Garden, ~. itsf East leierson.
slrusi Bonery Jf 20. 3o7s Chsnt.
ssnsy F1slas, II AIS HsstinEs
TrVstriek = swami. y. SIS Fre5sfiok'
Ksestvss james. IS. go chrton.
Yory Psrrtcano Al 1854 Rtopehs
Itrsrs n snisIyk. p. 1880 Garfield
Wnhs wright. IL 1890 st. Antoine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Auto Tag Offices
Open Till . P. NJ.

Beginning Saturday. all branch
offices of the secretary of state in
Wayne County will remain open
until 9 p. m. for the issuance of
194l automobile license plates.
The deadline for the use of 1910
tags is February %. Throughout
the state, il is estimated that
100000 persons are still driving
with 1910 plates.
The license plate offices in
Wayne County are located as
follows:
In Detroit-5so0 Woodward ave-
nue.. at Hendrie: 1l9i9 Grand
River avenue. 17200 Lahser road,
6O06 Michigan avenue, 604 East
Vernon highway. 10S2l East Jeffer-
son. and 1904 Gratiot avenue.
Outside of Detroit-143l9 Michi-
gan avenue, East Detroit; 22l49
Michigan. West Dearborn: 4064
West jefferson avenue. EcorSe;
2SSl7 Telegraph road. Flat Rock !.
1884 Fort street. Lincoln Park; los
West Main avenue, Worthwhile; $50
Maple street, Wyandotte; Chamber
OF Commerce Building, Plymouth;
35115 Park street, Wayne; 16400
Woodward avenue, Highland Park
l12172 Joseph Campau. Ham
tramck: and 1900 Mack avenue.
Crosse Pointe.
License plate Offices are also
operated in the Auto Club. 139
Bagley avenue, and the Michigan
Mutual Insurance Company, 1853
Madison avenue, for the con-
venience Of members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Liner Reaches N. Y Y.
With 1000 Aboard

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-GNS)-
Running the submarine blockade
in a bold dash from England, the
27,759-ton Cunard liner George
arrived here yesterday with more
than 1000 persons aboard and
reputed cargo of gold. The George
was the first British passenger
ship to dock here since the West
ern Prince stopped on her way to
England last November q. The
Western Prince was torpedoed off
the British Isles after leaving New
York and high Canadian defense
officials on board were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
DEFERRED UNTIL MAY

The new order defers until May
| the previous order which in
creased the rates 10 consumers of
gas for househeating. The orders
sci a hearing for March.
In explaining why bills issued
yesterday were attfe increased
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

passed two years ago covering
workers in private agencies
which are taken over by the
city.
1.-The city council of Ham,
-tramek passed resolution
supporting the city In Its at
tempt 10 take over the company.
"a series Of town meetings"
- will be held at least twice
weekly, starting next week, in
council chambers, for discussion
of the gas question. Views both
pro and con will be given. Some
OF the meetings will he held in
the afternoon and some at 1880
p. m.
Meanwhile. the public service
commission planned to meet today
in Lansing and sign a formal order
restraining The gas company from
putting the new rate schedule into
effect which increases the house
heating rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Premiere
Painting of Lincoln as Boy
to Be Shown Tonight
Ttmss sssN cerr,.pc-sert


ANN ARBOR. Feb. IA clas-
sic original painting OF Abraham
Lincoln as a boy. owned by the
University Of Michigan, will be
shown here tonight for the hrsl
time. -.
The cherished work was found
In the Brooklyn Museum of Arts
BY Dr.. Randolph G. Adams, direc-
tor of the Clements Historical
Library. several months ago. and
was presented to the university by
Henry c. Lewis of Coldwater.
Eastman johnson completed the
painting in 1858. 1t depicts Lln-
coin as boy reading before the
fireplace of his log cabin home.
Many reproductions have been
made and il is considered a classic
In American historical art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

1.-The United States govern
l. ment has been charged ex-
cessive and unreasonable prices
for essential war materials as a
result Of agreements between
domestic and foreign companies
and colIusive bidding on army
and navy contracts.
C-Foreign companies have been
- taking out patents and en-
tering into cartel arrangements
In the United States on essential
war materials for the purpose
and with the effect of blocking
American development and
creating serious shortages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Unions Back Gas Plan
ALL Joins clio IN Support of Purchase by City;
Company 'Unaware' of State Order
Continued from Page One)

rates. John w. Batten. vice presi-
dent of the gas company, said:
I'VE will continue to do 30
until we receive a formal order
from the commission. We would
not dare go back to the old rates
without first knowing the exact
nature Of the order which has,
as far as we are concerned. been
merely verbal statement by
the commission.
AT the conclusion OF last
weeks hearing there were a
number OF things left In the air
which will have to be con-
sidered."
Customers will be granted re-
bate on their bills if the commits
Sion's ruling orders return of the
old rates, Batten said.
APPRAISERS COMPANY
A. o. Griest. Reconstruction
Finance Corporation expert, is IN
Detroit today to make an appraisal
Of the gas company's Detroit
which may be purchased
by the city.
Griest said his mission is purely
exploratory" and his findings
after a two-day study would he
reported to the RFC upon his re-
turn to Washington.
II want to find out all j pos
sibfy can about this property,
he said, land the possibility that
u may be the subject Of q fed
eral loan"
The proposal TO acquire the prop
critics will be voted on in the April
Z election. If approval is given a
condemnation jury will be inn
paneled to fix the price. esti-
mated at between S40,0O0,000 and
sec. 900. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

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pirin to relieve painful symptoms, you
should not fail to see your family physician.
because many colds may lead to serious
consequences
Try it. It's as easy as il is effective. When
you buy. however be sure you ask for Bayer
Aspirin by the full name not for just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Na1cA Ne4e 3 pol,sA

Thinning hair at the % temples, (2) crown. or
80 frontal point. generally means that one Of
the 4loc.l causes is attacking your hsir-grow
ing structure Heed these warnings! See Thoms.
today! Save your hsirl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Hudson Names Towle
Chief Air Engineer

The Hudson Motor Car Com
pany today announced the APP
ppintment Of Tom Towle as head
OF the aeronautical engineering
section of the company. Towle is
we'll known in engineering circles
and has been identified with major
aircraft producers as we'll as oper-
atirg his DUN company. He is q
graduate of Yale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Sick Man Ends Life

DeSpondent over continued III
health, Herman Ruttenbar. "a.
committed suicide al his homo AZ
224O4 West McNichols road. by
shooting himself through the head
with q deer rifle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Nazi Hand
Charged
In Defense

materials are awaiting investiga-
ton" on various antitrust charges.
He declared that there are many
instances OF illegal price fixing
awaiting action. and charged fur
'ther that foreign companies are
employing cartels international
combines) in an attempt TO block
American military preparations.
Making q plea for additional
funds lest his division be forced to
abandon its inquiries into these
particular cases, Arnold charged
that prices and production are
repeating the pattern of the first
World War" He made these
points:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Dcctor Mcclure 10 Speak

Or. Roy d. Mcclure, chief OF
stan at Henry Ford Hospital. will
lecture on Maya Civilization,
Friday night, at a meeting of the
Detroit Philosophical Society in
Hnfel StAtler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
3 State Youths
Leave for u. s.
Pilot School

Thirty-two of Michigsn's finest
youths, the largest group TO enlist
al one time as flying cadets in
the army. were en- route today TO-
the Spartan School OF Aeronautics
at MuSkogee, Okla, 10 begin their
first training as embyro pilots OF
the air force.
Swearing in of the youths
yesterday by Col, Joseph L.
Backus. Michigan recruiting off
Ger. was witnessed by group Of
prominent civilians, all interested
in and working towards the pre-
liminary teaching and procure
ment of applicants 10 the flying
corps.
THOSE AT CEREMONY
Among those at the ceremony
who spoke were Col. Phelps New
berry. civilian aide for Michigan
10 the secretary of war; Col.
George Waldo. executive secretary
10 Newberry; Col. T G. NJ. Oil
plant. executive officer of the
Michigan military area; Prof. l..
6. Johnston of the college of engl-
neering at the University OF De-
troit. and Frederick Thompson,
aviation teacher and past COM
mander of Aviation Post ISL
American Legion.
Included in the cadets and
pointed out by Colonel Backus for
especial praise were three high
school graduates who had. through
special study, been able to pass
the rigid mental examination.
They are William T. Gardner If
1888 Warner avenue. Robert w.
Kimmerly of 1884 Gladwin avenue
and Robert l.. Brocklehurst of
Milford. Mich.
OTHERS IN CLASS
Others in the class are Donald
II. Ainsworth. 1854 Byron; Elmer
f. Balzer. 5795 Robins; Bill Buck
ingham. LAS Morrell: Joseph A.
Greed Jr.. 1916 Berkshire; Robert
A. Dietrich Jr., 1905 Birchcrest:
Robert B. Gabriel 1926 Richton;
Irving l.. Haron. 2727 Taylor;
Kenneth P. Kingdom 14855 Spring
Garden; Stephen N. Krenytzky,
$500 Sixteenth; Arnold c. Kuenn-
ing. 301 East Boston; Fred Nif-
fcnegger Jr.. 1857 Cass: Norbert
6. Ogden. S026 Marion; Morris H.
Sharper. 1922 Chalfonte, and Jack
p Vaight, 339 South Vernon.
Gerald M Glubston. 2223 Law
renee. Royal Oak: Edward j.
kalish. 100 Richton, Highland
Park: Harry F. Mclaughlin, 1904
VinSetta. Royal Oak: Francis d.
Barnard. James w. Blose. Hamlet
Cominole, Howard w. C. Willard
and Richard L. Taylor of Ann
Arbor: Elwyn 6. Baldwin. Onsted;
Leroy f. Grindle, Ypsilanti; Virgil
f. Holman, Rochester; Frank l..
Howes. Linden; Robert G. Mende,
Flint William d. Sinclair. Mid
land. and Morris r. Steere OF
Pontiac
8 OTHERS LEAVE
Six others who left for camp
last Saturday were Warren T.
Davey Jr.. 1909 Stansbury; Will
liam d. keyes. 1855 Dexter; Don
aid II. Mcdonald. II Bartlett;
Vincent f. Duffy, 26 Linden, River
Rouge; John H. Walker, u Ken
berton. Pleasant Ridge. and Edwin
A. Cell. Flint.
One other. John II. Haigh of
Ann Arbor. graduates this week
from the University of Michigan
and will be sworn in next Satur-
day. departing the same day for
camp. He will bring to 80 the
number of cadets sent from De-
troit within tho week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Why ssy.r Aspirin "T.k.. Hold" So Post

Drop . genuine Bayer Aspirin Tab
let in water. Almost instantly it
starts TO disintegrste-is ready to
90 10 cork. Make this test, and sec
Jor yourself Why Bsyer Aspirin acts
90 quickly
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Church Will Install
Assistant Pastor

The Incarnation Lutheran con-
gregation will install the Rev.
Musser D. White as assistant TO the
Rev. Henry Manken at II am. to-
morrow. The charge will be de-
livered by Chaplain Fred C. Fromm-
hagen and that to the congregation
by the Rev. Warren C. Johnson of
Baltimore.
The Rev. Mr.. White graduated
in 1888 from Gettysburg College and
last May from the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary at Gettysburg, Pa.
He was confirmed in the Memorial
Lutheran Church of Harrisburg.
Rally day will be observed at $50
a m. in the Bible school. Luther
League day will be observed. A
young peoples supper will be held
in the parish hall at $50 pm. The
annual candlelight installation serv-
ice will be observed at pm, with
the address by the Rev. Mr.. White.
Under the auspices of the Bible
School Association the annual parish
education dinner will be held at
$50 pm. October 2 The address
will be made by the Rev. DR.. Theo-
dore K. Finck, editor of the Parish
ard Church School Board of the
United Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Pefworth Methodist
To Observe Rally Day

Rally day will be observed at $50
am. in the Sunday school of Pet
worth Methodist Church. Promo
tions will be made at II am. DIR.
Frank Steelman will preach on
workers With God" and conduct
the annual conservation service for
Sunday school workers.
At $50 pm. fellowship tea will
be given in honor of the new men,
bers and teachers of the young
peoples department. The young
peoples service is at pm. The
junior high group will have social
and elect officers at pm. The
young adult group will also meet
at 7 pm. At pm. DR.. Steelman
will interpret the hymn. Lead
Kindly Light"
A supper conference for all the
church school workers will be held
at $50 pm. Monday. with Dr.
Horace E. Cromer as guest speaker.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet at 1890 am.
Wednesday. An evening of good
Fellowship will be had for the adult
members of the church beginning al
8 pm. Thursday. The young people
will hold their annual banquet at
$50 pm. Friday with DR.. John \.
Rustin as guest speaker.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Rev. John Bunyon Hill
Talks at Fifth Baptist

Promotion and rally day services
will be held at Fifth Baptist Church
Sunday at 10 am. The Rev. John
Bunyan Hill, official representative
of the Southern Baptist Convention
and State secretary of the Virginia
Baptist Board of Missions and Edu-
cation, will be the speaker.
AT the evening service the sermon
on Christian Patriotism" will be
by the Rev. J. Herrick Hall. Junior
minister. He will also conduct the
call to worship" service over Radio
Station WWDC at 8 am. Other
radio programs presented regularly
are offered Monday through Friday
over WWDC at II am. when the
Rev. Mr.. Hall is heard in the
Church Hymn Hour"
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Devotional Broudcusts

Beginning the fifth month OF the
daily GAS am. devotional broadcast
over WWDC, Evangelist Dale Crow
ley will discuss each morning next
week The Prophetic Picture of Our
Day"
His subject Monday will be The
Truth About ChriStS Second Ad-
vent" and at pm, the Bible round
table. DR.. James H. Miers. pastor of
Fourth Presbyterian Church, will
be interviewed on Bible Prophecy
and Present-Day Events"
Other subjects which will be dis
cussed by Mr.. Crowley are as fol-
lows: Tuesday, Prophetic World
Changes for Earth and Heaven;
Wednesday, What Shall Be the
Sign of Thy Coming?"; Thursday,
World Morals and Prophecy: Fri
day, Religion and the Last Days" B"
and Saturday, Looking for That
Blessed Hope"
Evangelist Crowley will preach at
the Gospel Center, Fifth and H
streets NV, under the auspices Of
the Laymen's Evangelistic Asso-
citation next Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday at 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
DR.. Brooks Announces
Topic of Sermon

What Is One Church Among So
Many?' will be the subject of DR..
Seth R. Brooks, minister of the Uni
versalist National Memorial Church
at IL m. tomorrow.
The church school will resume its
sessions at 10 am. The Young
Peoples Christian Union will meet
at pm.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing from 10 am. to 3 pm.
Monday and Friday.