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ar Zone
Bulletins

LON DON - British planes
heavily raided Berlin. Hanover
and kiel during the night. and
coastal command bombers rakcd
the invasion coast. q few hours
after Lord Beaverbrook, minister
for aircraft production, had an
nounced that Britain now pos
sessed more planes than at any
time In Its history.
BERLIN - German u-boats
and aircraft, striking at British
shipping In the Atlantic. North
sea and Mediterranean, have
sunk at least 1000 and possibly
as much as $4,000 tons In addi-
ton to damaging five large ves-
sells and a cruiser at Malta, the
German high command said
Monday.
ROME-British empire forces
resumed attacks on keren In
Erltrea saturday evening and
Sunday hut were repulsed every
where with heavy losses. . high
command communique said Mon
day.
CAIRO - Thirteen Junkcrs
s1s were shot down by British
fighters and antiaircraft fire
when large formations Of Ger
man bombers attacked Malta
Sunday, q royal fair force Mid
die East comm,inique said Mon
day.
NAIROBI, kenya -British
empire forces, seeking TO cut the
important Adds Ababa-DJibouti
railway. last line Of communica-
tons for the Ethiopian capital.
occupied Mazda pass. only so
miles from the railroad, an Of
fetal communique said Monday.
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Life Of Child
Saved by Vet

Quick thinking and acting on
the part of Dr. Lewis X. Todd ri
the Tacoma Veterinary hospital
was credited by the state patrol
for saving the life Of LILA fmier.
.. Of 3i22 Durango. injured In an
automobile accident Sunday after.
noon ON the seattis-Tscoma high
way at the intersection Of the
Tidehaven road.
Dr. Todd rode with the little girl
10 the County hospital and applied
artificial respiration when she
ceased breathing. The treatment.
stat. patrolmsn said. saved the
childs life.
Also receiving treatment IN the
county hospital Monday for In
1uries received IN tn. same acct
dent are Mrs. Edna Novas. ~. Of
the same address. and Joseph
Kllnenhofer. Z. also 81 the same
address. Mrs. Novsk 10 said to
have suffered scalp decorations and
three fractured ribs. Her condition
was described as fair" Both LEILA
and Joseph, grandchildren Of the
Hogaks. apparently suffered only
severe shock. and are being held
for observation.
The accident Involved cars dfiy-
en- by Carl soyah. husband of Mrs
Noyak. and Earl Leroy shanahsD.
10 Of Oz2s 10. Vest Curry, Port
land, Ore.
Investigating officers u the
state patrol said soysk's machine.
in attempting 10 come onto ths
highway from the artsrial stop
sign on IN. Tidshayen road. was
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Orchestra Leader
Mobbed by Fans
HOLLYWOOD 4

HOLLYWOOD Tenn Miller,
orchestra leader. was mobbed by
fans when he arrived here Sunday.
He escaped to the boiler room Of
Union station. but without his coat
and glasses, which he lost In the
melee.
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Ask Dismissal
OF NLRB Case

DETROIT Counsel for ihs vor6
Motor company demanded dism,s-
sal or sssnsfss II . National Lshns
Relations board hearing Involving
ths company Monday on = charge
that u was parf of = commnn~
istia plot To gain control nf vital
dsfsnss induntry.s
rsvd Attsssey {. a. t:a0ena
charged thse ~ lbstss>e ~
gtsssi sL0o sfftee 60 ~
usise1 Asssnsatls Wssh~su
tCs0) wkseh pesssssssA ~
The hearing 18th ere ss1ng
tsss1ssssiss Asmsinnstsu.
William n. Ringer. special sf.Rn
representative sent from wssh.
ineton 10 hear Arguments an
WHISTLER thers shsii b. . coIies-
tive h@rx.inins si~eslon 1t tive
Ford plants employing sppsoss-
msisiy ss.oo0 workers. showed
cspixxi To present . fivs-point -
mand for dismis~aI or transfer buf
mads no immsdists ruling.
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F. D. Signs Dykstra
Board Commission

ABOARD DESTROYER BEN
son ESCORTING PRESIDEN-
TIAL YACHT POTOMAC, AT
SEA-President Roosevelt Mon
day signed the commissions Of
Chairman Clarence A. Dykstra of
his new super mediator board 70
settle defense industry strikes,
and its other 10 members.
The commissions were flown
"a the yacht Potomac. on
which Mr.. Roosevelt il having
vacation. by a naval patrol
bomber.
Working in tropic sunshine on
the fantail deck Of the yacht, he
signed several legislative bills in
GLIDING a s1Oo.ooo. 900 appropria-
ton bill for navy construction.
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Sought by Police

CHELAN, Wash.-William Far
lev. 27-year-old bank clerk. Mon
DAY was sought on charge Of
making q false $500 entry in
books Of the Miners and Merchants
Bank of Chelan.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Frank y. tIsudD Palmer. now In
the jewelry business In Los An.
Relen. sends greetings 10 his many
friends In Tacoma. says the
woathers just fine In Los Angeles
now.
Dorothy shaw. although unable
10 take an active part. vas among
those who stteBpsd the Dsffedil
Festival dance. sponhored by the
co-Ed club. at Hotel Winthrop
Saturday night She wss on
clutches Injured a leg Wills ski.
ing recently.
Clark squire. collector ~ inssrn-
nj revenue. deserted his office here
Monday for . weeks tr1p through
the eastern part of tho state.
FIremss Ssrk Dotea aboard the
u. \. Il. Amber turned pastry cook
shs other day WHEN the efsu
loudly clamored for plea. The cook
said pies were out ~ hls line. but
the husky Tacoma lad turned Out
seven apricot PIES In short order.
Home over the weekend. he WAS
checking up on . banana cream
pie recips.
nan I<ith. another Tacoma con
tributlon % tins navy. vas home
for the weekend from bfsmsfton.
Hs has been In the hospital there
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argentine Beef Ban
Lifted by Senator'S

WASHINGTON $500 Hssorting 70
an unusual parliamentary mansu-
yer. the senate Monday struck
from the s3.sss, 900 900 naval APP
preparation bill prohibition
against proposed navy purchases
Of Argentine beef.
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Jugoslavia
To Sign Axis
Pact Tuesday
BUllEIlNS

IsrA>But>-An official cem-
munique announced esriy Tues.
day that Turkey and Russia
have exchanged . declaration
expressing their mutual d~sermi-
nation 10 refrain In any way
from embarrassing each other In
event either should become In
VOWED In war.
The declaration WAS regarded
here ~ giving . free hand Ia
Turkey Ia deal with any German
threat Of her vital national In
terests including the Ipardan-
ellis.
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Three Taeomans were among
the 10 persons vino suffered skiing
accidents ~ Mount Rainier saiur.
day and sunday
John Riley. 1901 No. Yakima
ave. fractured hls night ankle.
Jack BIRD. 1921 No. sih st.,
spfainsd his left knee.
Doris Hossiiini. 4305 80. G st.
wrenched left Knee and possibly
fractured left ankle.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair today and We'd. Tenn
peraiures: High, 81; low, -. sun
rises. sos; sets, s:zs.
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BELGRADE-The oorern-
ment Monday issued drastic
police orders 10 maintain
order throughout Jugosiopia
as an electric tension gripped
the country ieith nems that
JugosinU statesmen iciH leave
tonight al 10 p. M. ne noon
PST) to sign a special agree
mont" icith Germany and the
aris.
Police were ordered 10
stamp out By most "enegretic
means" any public manifes-
tdtions Of indignation against
the government. and 10 pre-
serve peace and order.
Special orders pere issued
10 deal NTH sabotage. foreign
propaganda or resistance TO
the authorities.
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This seemed 10 leave Jugo-
slaxiA atiIl In the balance.

An official announcement said
the vacant cabinet posts had been
filled at noon by the swearing In
Of Ceslav Niktovic Of the radical
Union party and Dragomir Ikonic.
Democratic party dissldent.
Until the new report about kon-
stsntinovic started 10 circulate. II
had been believed that Premier
Dragisha Cyetcov1toh and Foreign
Minister Alexander Cincar-Hsrko-
witch would get away at 2. m.
for Vienna TO sign their pact with
Germany Tuesday.
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What them? The Tacoma Times has asked editorially
recently.
We seek to know, and we think the American people
should know what the of America and Britain
The worlds greatest republic and the worlds greatest
empire allied in effort crush the relationships
On that both concerned governments agree.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
acoms ...............t -. 1874 900
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BELGRADE - The Jugo.
slav government claimed Mon
day afternoon that IL had
solved the cabinet crisis and
cleared the way for signature
of a pact with the axis to-
morrow. but reports circulated
that new political difficulties
had arisen which might cause
further trouble.
The government announced that
substitutes had been sworn In for
two cabinet ministers who had re-
signed and that the third resigna-
ton had been withdrawn.
Hardly had the announce
ment been made when unofn-
ciai reports circulated that the
third minister. MihaIlo Nom
stantinovic. had switched for
n third time and again was
submitting his resignation.
konstantinovc. minister Of JUS
tice. was one of the trio who re-
signed originally. Sunday he was
persuaded TO withdraw the reslg-
nation. Monday II was ssid he
had submitted II again.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

That COW is sicker than you think"
But they don't need to tell Dan.
He covers the five miles over country
roads in eight minutes and finds the
mailbox. 1t has the right name paint
ed on it, but the farm it belongs to
looks as though it hasn't been lived in
for years. Dan thinks he has made a
mistake until he reaches inside and
finds the package, just like the fat guy
says. But Fatty is wrong about one
thing. There IS someone around. He is
thin. well-dressed young fellow and
he steps out from behind Dams car
with his lips tight and his face white
as a sheet.
Morning." says Dan pleasantly.
81 didn't expect anyone to be here"
l KNOW that" says the young fell
low. but l waited anyway" He
looks down at the package in brown
wrapping paper in Dams hand. so
you We got IL, nave you!
Dan mods. Thanks a lot. Nice of
you to leave it,
The young mans lip curls. 81 fol-
lowed instructions" he says. 81 think
you will find everything in order"
Sure" says Dan. This package
will save her life, all right"
The youngster gives a little shud-
der. Then he touches Dams arm.
"Tell me-" he whispers hoarsely.
sis she all right?"
"Well, to tell the TRUTH" replies
Dan, "she looks fine to me this morn
ing when bring her in.''
Bring her in? From where?'
'"The field behind the barn." says
Dan.
CONTINUED on pose 19)
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Bill King

II will be back in no time" says
Dan. Gosh, that poor COW! She is the
one | call Kitty. after my girl"
So then the fat guy tells Dan how
to find this mailbox, which belongs to
small farm on a back road. There
won't be anyone around" he says,
so just grab the package and come
back. And don't stop to talk to people.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
McGARRY AND HIS MOUSE
Continued from pose eleven

what a bargain he can get and he
asks her to draw the money out of the
bank quick and wire it to him. He
knows now, he says, that he is far
mer at heart just like his great
grandfather, and that he will never
be happy doing anything else. He
goes on for pages, getting excited
about the cows and life on a farm,
and he is still at it when Spike comes
and tells him they want him to run
into town and pick up the evening
paper.
The village is only ten minutes
away, and Dan mails his letter and
buys the city paper. 1t is honey little
town, and he thinks how pretty soon
he will be standing around the chain
grocery store talking crops with the
neighbors, just like his great-grand-
father sits around the peat pile in
County Clare years ago. He can just
see Kitty in the farm kitchen, up to
her elbows putting up preserves like
the farm women do in books, and
socking her egg money away in a
teapot on the mantelpiece, like in the
movies.
SPIKE is waiting for him when he
comes back, and grabs the paper.
He turns right to the classified ads,
and the three other guys crowd
around, look over his shoulder and
whisper. all excited. Dan shakes his
head and thinks what saps they are
to be worrying about getting jobs
when they could live on the farm and
take care of cows.
The next day passes the same way,
with Dan getting better at milking
and fonder of the cows and going to
the village to buy the evening paper
for the boys. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are
still away on their trip, and Dan
doesn't like this so much, because he
is getting tired of eating ham and eggs
three times a day, which is the best
the boys can manage. When he asks
about it, the fat guy looks up from
the classified ads and grins. "It won't
be long now," he says.
The following morning Dan takes
ten minutes off his milking time and
he feels pretty good. He goes back to
the house and finds the four boys in
the living room and they are sitting
around as though they are waiting for
him. eve want you to do a little
errand for us" says the fat guy.
why not?" replies Dan pleasant
ly. But the paper don't get here till
late afternoon"
1--WE don't need the paper any more.
We want you to go out and pick up
a package for u.s.
"An important package" says
Spike.
'It is like this" says the fat guy,
putting his hand on Dams shoulder.
"We have found out one of those COWS
is pretty sick, and we got to get some
medicine for her."
"It's the big red one with the spot
ted nose," says Spike.
The red one is Dams favorite and
he is pretty upset. "But she don't look
sick this morning." he says.
"You are not an old cow hand like
u.s." says the fat one "She is in bad
way, and this is very special medicine
and the doc amt got time to bring it
out. So he is leaving it in the mailbox
at the place where he lives and you
can pick it up."
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Serrn0nette

TEXT: 'Verily I say unto you,
among them that are born OF
women there has not risen a great
er than John the Baptist" Matt.
I'LL.
WOMEN's SERVICE IN
CHURCH
From the cradle to the grave
she suffered in body and mind
through virginity end old age that
the church might be liberated
and emancipated, through the
blood And shake of the priestly
robe, that Levites might stand no
more at the gate. at the priestly
altar to burn incense and pay
homage to men, but that the pair
borne, would be the price Of all
mems sins, as a gift to the world
as a messenger at the brink of the
Jordan And a chief cornerstone.
The New Testament church should
conquer On land and water and
men should be born again, under
1lO OCIlCi IldlAlC saving OCollo SIil 1SC
the son of the living God
Gods favor upon an aged woman
message dispatched through angel
Gabriel, whose station in Heaven
was to stand in the presence of
God. Women had always been
silent and without notice But the
visible church will break down
the wall of partisan even to a
door through which all shall come
to inherit eternal life. No distinc-
ton when the call is made for
service. Go into my vine yard and
work, service through the church.
The home, the church, ana the
government, the mantle of life
eternal. The dawn of a new day.
The spark of the Holy Ghost. The
way into the church the path into
the Kingdom. The first at the
grave. the last at the cross. She
answered the door and reported
sit. Peter deliverance, after prayer
She served the master at the sup
per.
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BY ARDEN III. DUANE
For the AMP

A May Day Party can be such
fun! And when you make the fa-
vors you can make this party
doubly so. You'll find them all
very easy to make. Before you
realize it you'll have table set
with a Spring Bonnet May
Basket Muff Violet Bouquet
Bowknot Flares.
Here are the directions and then
write me a letter telling me what
success your party was this time.
Violet Bouquet Basket
Cut strip OF summer green
Very Best crepe paper one -ourth
inch wider than a large nut cup.
Wrap strip around cup. Cut one
and three -fourths inch wide strips
of fuchsia colored crepe. Cut into
one inch clashes three-fourth inch
is apart. Twist the top of each
section. Paste twisted strips around
nut cup. Cut two inches wide
strip of summer green crepe paper.
Cut into one and one-half inches
deep pointd curling toward cup.
Handle
Wrap a ten inch piece of No.
nine wire with silver ribbon. Put
wire ends through sides of cup and
turn up Wire silver bows to ham
die.
Cover
Cut mat stock circle size of nut
cup: Cover one side with summer
crepe paper.
Roae-
Cut one inch wide, three and one
half inches long strips of pink
crepe. Cut in one half inch wide,
three fourths inches deep sections.
Curl sides of sections over scissors
blade. Cup each petal through
center. Full first petal, then fit
others around it. Fasten with spool
wire. Paste to center or cover.
Cut petals from fuchsia crepe pa
per. Twist in the center and paste
to cover. Paste a paper dolly to
base of cup.
Spring Bonnet
Wrap a paper drinking cup with
one inch wide strips pink crepe
paper.
Brim-
Cut seven inches diameter cir
cles of gold and ping metallic pa
per. Paste circles together white
sides facing each other. Cut two
and one half inch circle from
center. Slip brim Ger base of
cup, pink side facing upwards, and
push up as far as it will GO. Paste
a strip of gold metallic paper
around cup beneath brim, Dec
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Cay Crosby, South
9th, Avenue, are the proud parents
of baby daughter Mother and
daughter are doing fine. Mrs.
Sneed of 1877 81. Six Ave, is
making a wonderful improvement
on her home. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Brown, of S. 5th, Avenue, has
completed their modern home and
are now occupying.
Misses Dorothy Jackson and
Kathleen Franklin are now en-
ployed as Typist and librarian at
the office of Matthews Hendsons
housing project. 1t has been re-
ported To share the interest in
reaching the goal Don't be slow
don't be behind, but read the Index
each week and keep up with the
time Words of Rev P P. Pope,
rep.
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Fla. Girl Active :
Tn Club Federation

OCALA, Fla.-(ANP) = Mrs. "A.
G.. Mickens, president of the Flor
ida State Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs. announced this.
week that one of the outstanding
features of the 31d annual session
Of the organization which will meet
III Ocala, Sunday, June 8, is to be
the Florida State Federation OF
Colored Girls
A remarkably fine group of jun
iorS has been developed in Florida,
bearing the slogan, THE Juniors
of today will he the seniors of to-
morrow The group will be active
at the Scholarship Loan Fund Tea
which will be one of the events
during Sundays meeting
Florida. is particularly proud OF
the work which is being done by
the club women Of the state and
the president, Mrs. A. CT. Mickens
who resides in West Palm Beach
has been busy developing even
more progressive plans for the
forthcoming year to be presented
at the annual meeting.
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eve were sitting East-We
North opened with one Club and
East passed. South bid one No
Trump and my partner, West,
bid two Spades. North promptly
doubled. you can see the result.
The proper bidding of this
hand follows:
N e S w
] Club Pass l No Tr Pass
2 Dia Pass Dia Pass
4 Dia Pass Pass Pass
North with a six card suit and
Naturals opens as if holding
Naturals. South with Mats.
responds with l No. Trump
North bids his six card Diamond
suit at the Level of two, prepara-
tory for raise in spades if
South can name that suit. When
South raises the Diamonds North
applies the Rule of Twelve and
signs the hand off. East and West
have no bid in this deal. The
void in the West hand is of no
value due to the fact that North
South have never called a suit
prior to his bid and that his
partner East showed no strength
whatsoever. -
No. So
W'NSLOW. p. O. BOX I'll.
Copyrighted 1851. ali Rights Reserved.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
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Some Interesting Directions
For That Social Are Outlined

orate cup with gold metallic pa
per flowers. Attach pink Beau
I've ribbon bows at each slde-
Strip of ribbons between BOWS
forms handle.
BowknOt Flares
Cover a paper drinking cup villa
wrapping paper in a splashy flow-
er design
Handle
Cover strip of white mat stock
five eighths of an inch wide,
twelve inches long with this same
paper. Paste ends to sides OF cup.
Cut four twelve inch squares OF
transparent 'Cellophane" Pick up
each square in the center, like
handkerchief. Attach points tc
base of box with band of Scotch
tape. Space evenly around cup.
Tie green Beau-Tye ribbon around
cup, one fourth inch from base
ending in bow Attach green bows
to flares of "Cellophane" with
Scotch tape.
May Basket Muff-
Cut blue mat stock four and one
half inches long and ten inches
wide. Roll to form three inch
diameter tube. Line edge of tube
with strip of lace paper dolly. cut
one and one half inches wide strips
primrose Stretch crepe and slash
into one inch points. Curl over
scissor blades. Paste around muff,
first covering one side, then the
other, points facing ends of mutf.
Cut petals from powder blue, blue
violet, light amber-dark amber,
purple and orchid duplex crepe
paper. Twist in the center. Paste
yellow ribbon bow to each side.
around center of muff Attach a
Yellow ribbon attached bows form
handle. Place candy on twelve
inch square of amber 'Cellophane.
Bring ends up and hod with spool
wire. Tuck candy in muff with
"Cellophane'' ends flaring from
ends.
Three Cheers in GlaSsips-
Wrap a paper drinking cup With
one inch wide strip white crepe
paper. Paste one inch wide strip
of red crepe around base and an
other strip of red one fourth inch
from irst Cut red and blue glas-
sips in three inch lengths. Hold
fourl blue and fourl rled togetherl
with spool wire. Pull wire ends
tightly and twist wire SO that
glassips flare out into bal shape
Insert wire ends to top elge of
cup, twisting on inside to hold
Arrange ten balls evenly spaced
around edge of cup.
Handle
Wrap fourteen inch length No
nine with one half wide strip o.
red crepe bend in shape. In
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4 RAQ5dEMSs ,hzSa& =
(H''' Z} }qANT}z5zS4z7

Miss Alice Minyard and j. T.
Earl, brother of Mrs. Arie Earl,
exchanged marriage vows Satur-
Gay night, May II, Rev. Emmett
Mclaughlin officiating at 10 p.
m. After the performance at the
church everyone enjoyed lovely
reception in the home Of Miss A.
Earl 919 S. 7th Ave-, Three
courses were served. Miss Beth
Mitchell, bride maid, Pink Mosely
best man. :.
A pew rally is being given Sun
day, June l, at 3:p. m. at 1902 E.
jefferson st. Evangelist P. ].
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ANNOUNCE CIVIL
EXAMINATION

WASHINGTON, D. CAMP
An open competitive examination
for the position of specialist in vo-
cational education in agriculture
has been announced by the United
States Civil Service commission.
No written examinations will be
held but applicants will be rated
on the basis of education and ex-
perience Further details may be
obtained from local post offices.
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In loving memory TO our beloved
mother, Mrs. Rachael Davis, who
departed this life May %, 1911
in SanAntonio. Texas. Those whom
we love go out of sight but never
out of mind. They are cherished in
the hearts of those they left be-
hind, loving and kind IN all her
ways upright and just TO the end
of her days sincere and true in her
heart and mind beautiful memories
she left behind The voice of moth
er was the voice of God, for to her
children she was Heavens lieu
tenant Gertrude Wallace, and
Ruby Duke daughters, 725 s. Olive
Street, San Antonio. Texas, Mack
Davis, 125 Modoc ST., Fresno Calf,
James L.. Davis, 1340 E. Madison,
Phoenix, AriZ
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BISHOP HONORED

BALTTMORE;-(A CAMP The hun
dreds of churches under the SUI
pervison of Bishop Alexander
Preston Shaw, resident bishop of
the Baltimore Area of the Meth
odist church. commemorated the
fifth anniversary of his election
with special prayer services for
both his health and continued ef
fectiveness Sunday, May 18.