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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Income Bungalows for Sale

DEARBORN Calhoun. warren-Brick s.
room 2-car garage. Frigdsires stoves
Royal Oak 47a6.
FFRNDALE, nesr woodward 5-tl steam
garage IS 600. q X Realty. 23i20
Woodward Royal Oak 1855
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Situations Wanted-Femais

/ Situations Wanted-Femais
AL Iaundress Hlshes days. Part time WORK.
T. good pay. Townsend 7-f77i.
BACHELOR bundles-specializing shirts:
also family bundles. Called. delivered.
Trinity 1882.
TFTPFFTFTrF Ell cEs1FEd fsUHTrEEz vtE5HEF
/ wishes Friday, Saturday, $3.50. Fitzroy
1899.
INEXPERIENCED colored girl days. excel
lent laundress, ironer. ~ 90. cafiare
Madison 33i7.
EXPERIENCED siri wishes days, steady,
laundry, cleaning. $500, earfage. Dear
born 40s5-W
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes dsys
thorough cleaner; good ironer. Tyler
EXPERIENCED lady wishes days work.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Can Elsie, Tyler
$3.50
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes doc
tors office work stock girl elevator
operator. Temple 2-sits.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days.
bachelor apartment. store maid. After ..
Temple, 2-4630.
Situations Wanted-Female
EXPERIENCED coored girl; steady: days
Wednesday, Thursday. s., carfare.
RHflf9 if"o'
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants DAYS
weeks work: dependable, reliable. Trim
ty 1904
EXPERIENCED girl wishes weeks no
cooking: home nights; N0-Sl2. Tyler
s-i75l.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes house
work days. weeks good cook. Trinity
! -3155
EXPERT colored seamsiress. sewing pr
waite home. tailor shop, dress. Town
send 10000.
NEAT. experienced eoiored girl wishes
housework. weeks: some nights. Cherry
$500
RELIABLE woman wants day work.
cleaning. laundry; excellent worker.
TRINITY z-sfa3
WOMAN wishes bundTe washing specialize
INK curtains, blankets, shirts, references.
ToUns6ed 1885.
YOUNG woman wishes factory work any
.NfndS days, nights, wiling 10 learn,
1914
YOUNG white .-Roman steady. days.
laundry. cleaning, $500; cartare. Temple
il-l7lo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished
Apartments for Rent

CALUMET. 1764 -Four rooms heat, lght
gas, private porch, excellent trAnsPorta-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Income Bungalows for Rent

s-Room B. v; Hot Air Heat. Gar.-S5o
DAN ]. HARRISON UN. i-i25O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
FREE LAND

Land Is free-to get II you pay one half
the cost OF improvements. cement sidewalk,
water, sewer. paved street, which comes
10 about Sa3.
Forced liquidation makes this possible
Come out, stand on these lots and see for
yourself Mr. CurIey. 1851 Lyndon, a,
Evergreen, 3 blocks north OF Schoolcraft
IN model home. or call Refford 1919
LOLA VALLEY section. Fenken. west Of
Teegraph-All improvements. 5000 each,
terms. TO. s-7lt0
METTETAL corner, 42xl3o, bloeks south
Grand River. owner sacrificing. Red
ford O70s.W. W.
RoSSINI-3 H. near Gratlo' S475
1895 Gratiot' HENZE co PR. 00iO
ROYAL OAK Wilson near Ten-Mile 35x
i15 $3.50 homes being constructed.
Tyler Sass
ROYAL OAK-Cambrldge. near WOODWARD
adjoining ~ It., IS r.. owner saerihces.
Prospect S033
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Brand New G. E. Hotpoint, $50
See this beautiful 40 electric range. All
@. E.. Hotpoint big reduc-
tons on 40 models: terms 800 down.
s2es Woodward. Open Ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Flats for Rent

FISCHER. 47s5-Upper rooms. hath;
separate furnace. $32 month. North
laWu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Female Help Wanted
BOOKKEEPER


Must be experienced. Apply Dennis Studio
500 Eaton Tower.
GIRL = GENERAL. HoUsEWoRK Nc
-l.siAAty.-f tt,-e-ehtrE. stay Heiepson'
Townsend 1897.
GIRL. EXPERIENCED - General - GOOD
wages no cooking, stay. Telephone
Townsend 6-OsO0.
GIRL-yWhte; general; stay nights; one
child. 1900 Steel. Northlawn 1908.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

VIRGINIA PARK byron " Woodrow VIII
son)-6 upper $50. porch. 227l Akin
ROn TYLER ATTAIN
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Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

BEATRICE 1850 CAlirn PARK Share biz
hve-room home with recreation. AL home
privileges; reasonable CDayE telephone Mr.
Manning Madison $500. After 100 ?. m.
inquire AZ 1889 Beatrice
sTRATHMooR DISTRICT share lower
income employed couple preferred rea-
sonabe. Vermont 5-752s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Bungalows for Sale
ROYAL OAK

Cardenia attractive bungalows
large rooms tile bath extra large lot
small down payment SIS month Hogartl
$500 Tyler S-604t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

YOUNG man now employed wishes 20 make
a change two years college, three years
experience contracting public; can 30 any
where Write Box R-siS7 Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Houses for Sale

COREY. 1881 near Chrysler-TVo houses
on one iof. 4 rooms bath each. suitable
for business; 81 500, 81 GOO down. Muir
rsy 69i6.
FERGUSON. 1857 tPuritan) - e-room
brick bedroom down. Owner. Vermont
5-B42s.
FOURTEENTH garages excel
lent income transportation widow sac
rifices 81. 700. University 2-36s5.
HARLOW is77i-5-room face brick in
come type schools, transportation.
Evergreen 5O75-w
HELEN. 5339--Corner, Groom, excellent
condition; 2-car garage. owner Plaza
1908
HuBBELL. i2795-s-room Dutch colonial
closing estate terms. Call Cadillac oe5t
HUNTINGTON WOODS bedroom baths.
lou heating -eesti well insulated saeri-
hce University 1-5f27
KENTUCKY schooicrat section = 5-room
brick schools, transportation $40 down.
Hogarh 1852 --.-
LAKEWOOD. near Jsnerson-Beautlful o.
room. s0xfi0. sscrifcinE. IS, 500. La
.ChapelleN Lsnox Sos
ROsEDALE Gardens iit0i Melrose. 8
rooms; AGAR garage handicapped owner.
Llvonia 2f77
RosEViLLE- 1855 Victor az Gratiot .
house and>s~-Wo lots. fruit trees, five
--tec-1s ana attic; 50 500 $500 down owner
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstinss
IN the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

EHALT--Lnng distance van. local. in
sured low rates storage. 1922 Liyeruois.
Lafayette 1884. @W
HAMILTON MOVING-Local. long dis
lance: lowest prices IN town; trunks. soc
up. Temple 2-7l70. 47i9 Hamilton.
VIRLEY COULTER - Light moving, ex-
pressing; reasonable; reliable; immediate
service. Cadillac 2ii6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Real Estate Wanted.

BUYERS - Any East Side property. cash
terms. Burd Ivanhoe 33io.
CASH FOR EQUITIES; will trade. build.
Home Associates. s544 Cd. Riv. TY. $3.50
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE ROSEVILLE 1910
READY Buy Fps - Hos-~s fats
apartments tcoiortdJ. Temple 1-O0s8
Tyler 5-0722.
cOLoRED clients waiting; singles 2
family. cash for bargains. Poole. Z"
Tyler 5-ssse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Business Opportunities

-
BEAUTY sHoP-Business terrific: modern
equipment, living quarters sacrifice. cash.
1888 East Forest.
BEAUTY SHOP - Modern established
trHue. Tood equipment; sacFTnce. 735
Eas, Seven Mile Road.
BEAUTY sHoP-Newly decorated modern
furniture reasonable. 1925 Charlevoix
Lenox 1870
BEER GARDEN-"C" license. wonderful
business; excellent location. 5Tl7 Chene
daytime.
CONFECTIONERY for sale GOOD business
Leaving city account illness. i032i Van
Dyke
CORNER ACRE-Gas and light lunch NV
Ing quarters. good for tavern or cabins,
on us-25. Jack Gwynn. New Haven.
ESTABLISHED grocery and meat market
ton. real proposition TO responsible party.
$40 West Vernon
FOR sALE-A-i restaurant well estao-
lshed. must sell, drafted. Moose cafe.
Flat Rock, Mich
FOUNTAIN LUNCH Busy factory dis
trici. excellent business. reason. family
trouble. owe ss02
GROCERY, meats. beer vine excellent
business good location established.
GROCERY MEATS - Rent OF sell. com
pletely equipped. excellent location. Plaza
2sis
LUNCH ROOM Good business. new fix
lures: manager drafted. 103O6 Dix,
Dearborn
POOL RooM-2 smoker tables, ? rotation
tables, all equipments reasonable. ll440
pequindre. Townsend e-e3is.
sHEET METAL SHOP - MANUFACTURING
Wfluorescent lights. etc. Splendid business
Cadillac 1926.
TAILOR sHoP-Must sell. sickness. 1924
Fenkell
IL ROOMS. always fiiled three Frigidalres
income u7Ss $500 down. priced $500
2e93 Grand River
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Ala SPECIAL ex12. 50 as
cash carry 81 .95: work 100G guar. Oct.
oriental Rug 1922 Brosdstreet. no. 1900
Al SPECIAL. 9xl2. S2e5
Beautifully cleaned. renovated: absolutely
guaranteed. insured. Garfield Rug & Fur
niture Cleaners. Tyler 5-i5o0. 1000 Jos.
Campau.
CARPETS, rugs made over; laid, repaired.
Standard Rug Opt Cleaners. RIA. 6451.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 45I5
CollngWood Rugs cleaned. Insured
-TeIsph0ne Hogarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Resorts for Sale


DICKINSON ISLAND. Lake St Clair
large lake front lots, price reasonable
University 1895.
NEW cottage. $3.50: out Grand River: .
miles beyond Brighton In beautiful sun
rise Park " Lake Chemung: two bedrooms
inside toilet electric lights. screened porch
Sl5O down. SIS month owner next prop
erty. Ernest Lawson, Howell. Mich.
TWO HOUSES at sroney Point; must be
moved, 8 rooms 81 600 cash. rooms,
$500 cash. both well built and attractive.
Apply 47o2 Long. stoney Point, Newport
Mich. Can q H. Vermont 1886
WALLED LAKE. iia Winter
Summer home. broom. excellent condi-
ton. owner. 'Hornby"
5-RoOM COTTAGE. brick veneer; Soft
water front on North Channel; dock
good fishing. everything In good condition.
price 81 900 Pingree sf27
4s-ACRE HoMEsITEs - Privileges Lake
Huron: SITS. Box s0s7, Detroit Times
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Female Help Wanted

GIRI~--Light housework; help with child.
Small family. stay. TO. 5-it66
GIRL or woman for light homework. No
laundry, good pay and home. 3iii sher-
bourne University 3-479s.
GIRLS for fountain contingent work: must
be AZ ieHsr II. Rppfy TOO 6akmsr
boulevard. near Hamilton, a. m. to ~
noon. except Saturdays.
HoUsEKEEPER-some practical nursing
experience; permanent position; adults
27-aa+s-t4~tenee-
IRONER DEMONSTRATORS
Must he experienced. Apply Personnel Of
flee before noon Friday.
SEARS, ROEBUCK q co.
1901 Woodward Ave.
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Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE - Complete Course
so weekly. Hygenic School. $40
Twelfth. MAd~on sO53.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Vacant Lots for Sale

BERKLEY. Columbia rosd near Wood
ward five lots all Improvements FLA.
Royal OAK 55o2
BERKLFY -FHA. must sacrifice S225 On
on stanford between Princeton and Co
lumhia See sign Private Tyler 4-s03i.
CLOSING; OUT subdivision Cloverlawn.
Chicago; 40.ft. paved. =. II. A.. S4e5
Randolph SIS.
DEARBoRN HIGHLANDS = Beautiful
home sites: $3.50 and up DE. 1856
EUREKA RID and Jim Daily. l mile west
OF Telegraph Rd. t0x2oo lots, $50.
BASKE 1925 W. emile RD. We. s-2llO
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
YOUR CH11DREN's TEETH

Because defective teeth consti-
tute the principal cause of draft re-
jections, the findings of the hurry
and Leonie Guggenheim Dental
Clinic as to the care of teeth are Of
specific Importance at this time.
The Clinic, which has been operat-
ing for nearly IL years in New York
City, gives free dental treatment to
children whose parents are unable
to pay for dental work. Last year
1850 child patients were treated
at the Clinic, with IA total of S2,343
visits. "a disquieting feature. the
report says, sis the finding that the
average number of cavities per re-
called patient has been increasing
for several years." and DR.. John OPP
pie Mccall, Director, points out that
the Clinic has reached the following
conclusions:
~. Dental treatment should be-
gin at not later than two years of
age. Contrary to popular notion, the
condition of the first teeth of child
is of great Importance, both for gen.
eral health and for the condition of
the permanent teeth.
ca. No completely successful
program of preventive dentistry has
been developed. The expectation that
early cleaning and repair work
would prevent future carries dental
decay was inaccurate. The cleaning
and repairing work, nevertheless, is
very effective in preventing maloc-
illusions (irregularity of the teeth,
gum infections and actual loss of
teeth.
90. Perhaps the most important
factor in preventing dental decay is
diet--more fruits and green's, less
white sugar, white -four, and sweets
generally.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
HOLSTEIN HERD MAKES HIGH
PRODUCTION RECORD

Fifteen registered Holstein cows
in the herd of the late Frank B.
Kelly, near West Nottingham, pro-
duced enough milk during the past
test-year to provide So families OF
four with four quarts of milk daily
for the entire year. The average
production per COW was 1923 lbs
butterfat from 1,147 lbs. milk.
The average cow in the Kelly herd
produced more than times as much
butterfat as the country's average
dairy COW, using U. S. Department OF
Agriculture statistics as the basis OF
comparison. The herd was ON q
times-daily milking schedule.
The highest producer in the herd
was the senior 3-year-old Princess
Sensation Ormsby Lady that produce
ed STA lbs. butterfat from 14,229
lbs. milk in 366 days.
The production records obtained
by Mr.. Kelly will be useful in plan
ming a breeding program for the fur
Their improvement Of the herd.
Testing was supervised by The
-Friesian Association OF
America, Brattleboro, VT, In CO.
operation with the Extension Ser
vice, University of Maryland, Col.
lege Park.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED By
U. 8. MARINE CORPS FOR
YOUNG MEN

The U. S. Marine Corps offers
young men between the ages of II
and 80 vast field in which they can
learn a trade, better their education
or a chance to travel, in the tropics
or to far off China.
There are seventeen vocational
schools in which any Marine may
choose and follow the trade while
serving. Many men now in the in
dustries of the nation, learned their
trade. while in the Marine Corps and
are drawing top wages. A few of the
schools we offer are as follows,
Clerical School, Motor Transport
School, Telephone Electricians, Sig
nal Corps, Fire Control, and many
others which have not named. Any
man enlisting now and has start
i'm some given trade, the Marine
Corps will help the man to better
that trade, provided we have the ia
cilities available.
For young men interested in bet
tering their high school education
and gaining the basic knowledge
for the trade in which he has chosen
for himself, the Marine Corps offers
many courses i'm our own CORES
pondence school, which is located at
the Marine Corps Institute at Wash
ington, D. G.
Men who have registered with the
Selective Service and are in our age
limits, can still enlist in our Corps.
The term of enlistment in the Regu-
lar Marine Corps is for period of
four years, while in the Marine
Corps Reserve, the enlistment is for
the Duration of the National Emer-
gency, which makes the length of
service comparable to that of the
Selective Service.
Only last month the Recruiting
Office located in Baltimore enlisted
sixteen young men from Maryland,
and with the ever growing demand
for men, the Recruiting is now on
an unlimited quota, and the strength
of the Marine Corps is well above
the $4,000 mark.
For further information call or
write the Marine Corys Recruiting
Station, 325 P. o. Building, Balti-
more, Maryland. All correspondence
will be answered promptly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
GOV. O'CONOR ASKS AUTO DRIV-
ERS TO CUT GAS USE

Gov. Herbert r. O'Conor has call
ed upon Marylanders to effect a vol
untary 20 per cent reduction in their
consumption of gasoline, fuel oil,
and other petroleum products.
He announced that he would have
ready within few days list of
practices" whereby Marylanders
can do their part to Offset an i'm
pending shortage of the fuel and lu-
bricating products from q spirit Of
patriotism"
The governor assumed the leader
ship in the petroleum conservation
campaign at the request of Harold
L. Ickes, secretary of the interior
and petroleum coordinator for ma
tional defense.
The governor said that Mr.. Ickes
had advised him that unless effec-
tive steps are taken, efforts for ma
tional defense will be adversely af-
fected."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
PENNSYLVANIA TO ACQUIRE
ROBERT FULTON SHRINE

The Pennsylvania State Senate
passed, 1910, last week, bill au-
thorizing the State to acquire the
birthplace of Robert Fulton in Full
ton Township, Lancaster county.
The measure appropriated $685.
900 to the Department of Property
and Supplies to acquire 1877 acres in
the township on which the birth
place of the pioneer engineer, inven-
tor and boat builder still stands. 1t
is occupied by the daughters of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swift.
An additional $4,000 was appro-
priated to the Pennsylvania Histor-
ical Commission to restore and
maintain the property.
The House had previously voted in
favor of the measure.
Much credit is due Representative
Norman Wood, of Fulton Township,
for the progress obtained thus far in
honoring the accomplishments of
the noted inventor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
BALDERsToN HERD STILL
LEADS

Despite general drop In produc-
ton and disastrous fire in his dairy
barn, the herd Of Lloyd Balderston
still remains ON the top Of the coun-
ty dairy herd improvement associa-
tion list with 709 pounds Of milk
and 3S.9 pounds of fat. l.. Wickes
Davis, Jr., moved up few pegs to
second place with 928 pounds OF
milk and 1928 pounds of fat. The
McGrady family came back one
stronger than last month as the
herd of Guy McGrady made 7O4
pounds of milk and 32.6 pounds of
fat, while the herd of his father
Ennis McGrady made 838 lbs. OF
milk and 29.5 lbs. of fat. "Ding
Dong" Bell and his nose breaking
Ayrshires squeezed into fifth place
with 707 lbs. of milk and 1913 lbs.
of fat.
Mount Harmon Farm, owned by
s. w. Blakslee, also hit the bell
with high cows, having five out of
the leading ten in the county, it
must be Bells, former Dairy Herd
Improvement tester for Cecil Co.,
gentle touch. His high cows were as
follows: No. % with 1641 lbs. of
milk, TIL lbs. of fat; No. 76 with
1863 lbs. of milk, 66.1 lbs. of fat;
No. 67 with 1892 lbs. of milk, $40
lbs. of fat; No. 46 with 1452 lbs. of
milk, $751; lbs. of fat. Others with
high cows were: Piney Creek Farm
owned by Mrs. ]. Norman Henry,
with No. HR-17 having 1197 lbs.
of milk, and 75.4 lbs. of fat; No. 10
with 1929 lbs. of milk and 65.1 lbs.
of fat and No. IL giving TAI lbs.
milk and 57.8 lbs. of fat. III. B.
Crowgey having COW No. 16B in
third place with 1912 lbs. of milk
and 70.9 lbs. fat and Ennis McGrady
with Countess in Sth place giving
1164 lbs. of milk and $50 lbs. of
fat
Hoping for more milk and higher
tests. "A. G. Snyder,
d. H. l. A. Tester
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18

the wen known, patented water gun,
jaw spreader, and Pigsules contain
ing Oil of Chenopodium.
Here's all that has to be done
Worm the pigs at ten weeks. Dosage:-
For pigs up to rs pounds In weight,
use one Pigsule; for over rs pounds,
two Pigsules. II pigs are unusually
wormy, give them an additional Pigsule
four or five days later.
Don't Feed Hogs
"Procedure:-Put the pigs to be
wormed in a pen. Keep away all food,
but not water, for 80 hours. Mark the
pigs as fast as they are wormed SO that
one pig Is not wormed twice. After
catching the pig, grasp him firmly by
the forelegs. Stand him on his hind
legs with his back toward you. Two
people should work together for best
results. Press your knees against the
pigs sides to hold him firmly.
"The jaw spreaders should be slipped
squarely into the pigs mouth, forcing
his mouth open. The water gun which
has been filled, and with a Pigsule in
its nozzle, Is then brought into play.
When the pig stops squealing the bulb
Is gently pressed, which floats the Pig
sule over the base Of the tongue. AS
soon as the pig feels the water he will
swallow naturally. Don't shove the
gun too far down the pigs throat. One
bulb full of water will wash down three
Pigsules.
"After administering the Pigsules, re-
move all water until pigs have received
a feed of dry oats whole or ground
about five hours after worming.
Provide Clean Pasture
'Twenty-four hours after worming,
remove the pigs to clean pasture, or to
quarters that have been thoroughly
disinfected with a 800 solution of Gre
so-fec.
cts as simple as that" says Hamel,
shut here are some things to remember,
too. Don't worm hogs that have been
treated for Cholera until they have re-
covered from the effects Of the serum.
Don't worm diseased hogs. Hogs hay
ing Cholera, Necrotic Enteritis or other
facilitating diseases are in a weakened
condition and should not be treated for
worms until the trouble is cleared up.
Also, be cautious in worming garbage
fed hogs. You know they have less
stamina than well fed hogs, and can't
stand as high dosage.
do little old-fashioned swappin'
this year couple Of pounds Of
pork-that's all It will cost, for pigs
that are free Of worms"
Notes.-The water gun, jaw spreader,
Pigsules, and Cre-so-fec recommended
In this article are obtainable from our
local Purina dealer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18

has appeared in practically every
European capital.
Chester Hazlett, the first clarinet,
played in the San Francisco opera
with Paul Whiteman before Whiteman
became famous.
Lucien Schmitt, cello, had his first
job at the age Of 10 playing with the
St. Louis symphony. He has taught
himself to play the saxophone and he
says if you heard him you wouldn't
doubt it.
These and many other members OF
the orchestra have played with
Director Don Voorhees, for number
of years. Voorhees,, who is 38, has
been top-fight radio conductor for
more than 10 years.
The Christie chorus heard on the
program was formed by Kenneth
Christie especially for the Telephone
Hour" A number of the singers
appear as church soloists in New York
and some are working hard to get into
the Metropolitan Opera.
Thus, it can be seen that the people
who make up the Bell Systems
radio program have the innate talent
and the necessary background that
an exacting venture such as the
Telephone Hour" demands.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Life will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 20.
The Golden Text will be from
Psalms 42:6, "The Lord will COM
mand his loving kindness in the day
time, and in the night his song shall
be with me, and my prayer unto the
God of my life".
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible, Isaiah 44:6:
"Thus saith the Lord, the King OF
Israel, and his redeemer the Lord OF
hosts; I am the first, and am the
last, and beside me there Is no God. y
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures, =
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 4S9, Because
Life is God, Life must be eternal
self-existent. Life is the everlasting
/ am, the Being who was and is and
shall be, whom nothing can erase.