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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
How Soon?

ITHACA. n. Y. Feb. -. CPl
Mrs. Franklin ID. Ro"Ncvnli
today said She always intended
10 resign from the office of
civilian defense when organizt-
tion Of that office is c0mnlc'-
cd" She said that woald be-
very sOOn.'
Here to speak at In" Cornell
university farm and home week
celebrations. tho first lady re-
marked she would "OrGanlfr
herself out of the OCD when
her job was completed.
Questioned about the ap-
pOintmcnts of Mayris Chanr''
dancer and screen actor Mel
vyn Douglas to offices in the
OCD, Mrs. Roosevelt said;
1T would be hard to mateh
the generosity of tho people
who have attacked them with
that of the people of the art.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Espionars: {: NEARING
80
Pe'ayed III ! 4.

los ANGEL Is. l'"b -. tlipp
Ihr case Il trtee "or#'us hc.d m
cLar@cS of c"pSprua ro rlolat.
''o ceni0Na2c Hrt was SET for fur.
thcr hearing Feb. % when thcv ap-
p"""cd tOdaI ro,cr" L s Com
miHSionc" Havid y Hr2d and "ro-
tested they we're b"me hr,d IllcG-
3llV
Those accused are Dr Hfns I{el-
mut Gros; his wife, attractyc Mra
Francis GroS, a film studio emOloyc
lid Albrecnt Cur Reuter- orlcuta.
ru2 dealer
u. S Attorney Wi,liam Fleet
Talmcr said the "a e had rot bccl
presented for @rand i"ry action be-
cause the Investigation WaS not
complete.
We protest strcnGously any fm-
thcr delay said Attorney IrWi
II. Roth, representing Nr and Mrs
Gros MY clients have been in.
c2ycCratcd for weeks Thcf have
been held in a hotel room and art
continually being questioned by
'El men. I intend to arp}v for d
writ. They are being held Meg
ally"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
OCD Bill Heads
For More Trouble
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. F|b12. tUPr-
A deficiency appropriation bill
carving funds for tho office 0,
CiyirFn defense vas headed fol
moro trouble in the senate today
where The fam bloc may try t,
attach rider involving farm com
modify prices.
Included in tho bill are $l0G, 600 :
rO9 for tho OCD ALREADY Cmbrcilr,
IN n controversy ccntrrrd arouuc
The appointment of Ncl"in DouG-
Ia. mGvi" star. and Ma"riS Chanc.
rhHthn2i" dancer. to OCD ioAs.
Tho now OCD director. Jamn-
NJ. I.tndiS. prepared fer dray'i" re-
organization Of the much -CriticiHCt
p2cnCy. But he left to MIS- Flcp lOl
Roosevelt the decision whether Sh'
would resign. Demands for her res
ignatiOn have b"Cn made in con-
greSS by members who criticizpu
her hiring Miss CLANCY. She sale
earlier this week that she WOulC
leave it to Mayor Ficrello La Guar
dia S successor Lands, whether She
Wonld retain her job as associate
OCD director.
The farm bloc rider rCpOrtcdiJ
will be along the lines OF bill in d,
troduccd by Sen. John II. Bank
head. D.. Ala. in an attempt t.
prevent the Commodity Credit cor
poration from drawing surplus cot
ton, wheat and corn stocks to fill
the requirements OF other gobcrn-
mcnt agencies which otherwise
would have tc buy on the market
The farm bloc fears such trans
ters will depreSs prices of the COM
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

aay that the President had tolG
US lies"
Miss ingalls,. who contends that
1cr dealings with Baron Won GiCn-
2nth were motivatcd by a desire
70 conduct a private investigation
Of possible SubvcrSive activities. ad-
n'ittcd that she had said on Occa-
SION that Great Britain could not
Win the war without American aid
Miss ingalls, said she may haze
praised what she called individual
responsibility" as manifested by the
German system OF government.
She said that Sie strongly favored
situation in which "onc man had
to stand or fall by the results he
got
She said that she came to wish
that we did have somebody III
this country like Hitler or Churc-
Hill who cared only about this
country as Hitler and Churchill
care about their countries"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Science Traps Spies With
Photographic Magic E Eye

NEW YORK. Feb. IL. CUP
Further evidence from the scinn-
tific crime detection laboratories OF
tho federal bureau of investigators
is expected tomorrow when tria
of six men and a woman charged
with serving Germany as spies re-
Sumcs in federal court after th
Lincoln's birthday holiday.
Thus far. modern photCgra'hi
methods Of revealing otherWi.c iN-
diSting uishablc writing have b"ci
used to produce some Of tho COY
cInmcnt's most potent CVidcnc'
against tho ring. including phSsS"
taken from worn typewriter rlb
bon. carbon paper and charrc
fragments taken from the 9ra'e @!
a 10. cabin in MOntana.
Charles A. Appel. handWI'n
expert for the federal bureau ol
investigation. told tho jury uTin-
Kurt Frederick Ludwig. "brai0s# d..
the ring. and his six coatcd2rn"-
that :afra-rCd photography and in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Highway Boosters
Request Military
Status for Roads
TELEGRAM Asks Wallace
To Obtain Funds for
Torn Up Roads

The Highway Development
Association of Imperial Val
ley Thursday asked the state
division of highways to main
tain the road from Secl2y to
Calexico and a road leading off
the CaleXico road and to help IN
getting them classified as military
access roads.
In a telegram to Z. E Wallace
district engineer of the division Of
highways. Secretary C. F. Reynolds
CT the highway association said the
CalcXiCO- ScclC" road was in baG
and dangerous condition as result
of heavy trucks hauling sand anG
gravel to the federal airport con-
struction job at Seclcy. In addition,
Reynolds said in his telegram. tn
four mile oiled section of the Cal
cXico cutoff likewise is torn t.
pieces. Reynolds said several thou,
sand dollars Of CalcXiCo funds haC
been expended on that section Ut
road in the last year.
We feel these roads should be
maintained and not left torn to
pieces" Reynolds tclographed. I'm
dcubtcdly the purpose for WhicN
they were used, resulting in their
present condition, should classify
them as military access roads anG
'ntitlc them TO substantial fedora
aid. Please endeavor to find means
to maintain them"
At recent session of the high
way development association. mcm-
bCrs passed a resolution asking the
state highway commission to pro
coed with improvement of state
highways in Imperial county a,
)ncc and pointed out that the bud
get allocatcd $l.l81,0 900 to road I'M
proycmcnt within the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Man StNffs F:ars
In:o GaT3areCag'

When an unshara II mtu sW,st
40 american l!al no a e9Ih4.
IN at Srco9d AID D1.htna st'"cte
Thursday morn.A" the Who'll
u"i2Hkorhoe5 b"ean 10 tclrpnonC
polio" headquarters
Mickey Gold Il Who had sNar-
III off strips e III beard S"twocl
tioc time be dumped fhc f,aGs anc
IN, arrest by Pajroman WYATT
Briggs. dcricd that hc had bccl
m tho vicinity of Second anc
brighton Thur;da". Si~ WlincsScv
However, identified Gold as the
aau who orcncd the garbage car.
mt the FLAGS ir7ide. Gold WAS TAX
u to iail pcudsu@ investigation ol
us activities
The FLAGS ara / t"or b. TX in cX-
tcnt and orc ot them is almost
arN. Tho FLAGS 2F"c tal.N 10 roliec
headquarters
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

Iilc conference dOJOulllS IOllIOi ~ UH
Others dealing with the war situa
ton protested appointment to higf
position of anyone whose loyal,
has been questioned" and oppoScG
continuance of language schools.
Immediate purchase OF Low
California at generous price va.
advocated in the resolution as d
means of preventing invasion OF
the country through its southWcS;
borders"
Lower California and its sur
rounding waters, the resolution saiu
furnish an avenue of easy entry.
Some japanese colonies already
arc established in Lower California
the resolution said.
IN the resolution dealing Wit
language schools it was stated tn,
Daughters learned during the laSi
World war that an appalling num-
Der of aliens" had no intention tC
become citizens.
1t said the Little TokyoS, Littl'
Italics. and Little Germanies," par
,iculally the west coast. contained
language schools in which Ameri-
can born children of aliens Wcro
,aught "preccptS against their Am
crican ideals"
A resolution called for diScontiu-
uancc of the "Rug2 text books,
written by Harold Rueg and uscc
in California schools, as textbook,
which tend to diScredit the Amcri-
can way of life"
Other resolutions asked that tho
OAR:
Urge its chapters and individual
members to buy defense bonds.
Urge conservation and renewal
Of forest areas.
Advocate development OF phySica.
fitness in America.
Extend OAR membership TO III
cludc 100 per cent membership il
tic Red Cross.
Foster campaigns to salvage steel
graphite, paper and rubber.
Plan for continuance of the "cS-
tabliShed" work of the OAR to.
ward world peace as we'll as carry
On immediate war work
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

guns still thundered from Changi
fortress on the northeast shores
of the island despite heavy aeria
attack by Japanese invasion force
which reported they had entered
Singapore city and bombed 25 eyac-
uation ships in another Dunkirk.
London reported that Singapore
appeared at 9 am. CWT still tC
be in communication with the out
side world.
Battered and bleeding British
triopS we're reported to have carricG
out four desperate counter attack:
against tho Japanesc-only one Of
which was successful
A London spokesman said "tht
situation at Singapore is very grave
His statement was underlined by
the revelation that the Imperia
garrison, still resisting under con-
slant diYe-bombing, machineguI
strafing tank assaults and artillery
bombardment, is slowly losing it.
defensive punch.
The spokesman said the British
forces. clingin9 grimly to their
ever-lessening foothold on Singa-
pore island, launched four desper-
ate counter attacks against the
horde of Japanese troops pounding
INTO their lines.
Only one of the four attacks was
successful.
This meant that the Singapore
defenders no longer are able e
hold back the wave after wave Oi
Jt1paneSe ATTACKERS Surging int
their positions.
1t seemed appa rent that deSpitc
the courage and bravery of the Sin
gaporC garrison, the battle could not
&c carried on much longer.
The key island in the United Ma
ions front was doomed, the Dutch
oracod for an carly Japanese thrust
at Sumatra and Java and in Lon
don there we're apidl"-mounting
signs Of parliamentary revolt against
the cabinet CT Prime Minister Win.
ston Churchill.
Dispatches from the key fronts
showed;
SINGAPORE-BritiSh still fight
ing at strong points in eastern Sec
ton of island. japanese report their
main army entered city and moppin.
up operations started against NOR
tCOnLlnuCd on Page 2, Col. II
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

new fOrK 1dmllS. prOduCt oil Euro
pCan finishing schools and hero
inc of many an acronautical cX-
plOit. was her own witness in de-
Tense against charges that She
willfully failed to register as d
paid Na2i propaganda whose ac-
tivitics were directed by Baron
Ulrich Won Gienanth. second sec
retary of the German embassy.
A parade of prosecution witnesses
many OF them agents of the FEEDER
al Bureau of Investigation, haC
described occasions when they sale
MiSs ingalls, conH,mned Britain
praised Hitler, denounced the
American administration or Callcc
President Roosevelt liar"
Asked is she had called the
president a liar in an America
first committee speech at Gary
Ind, last Nov. 25. the flier replied
AS an American I have pro-
found reverence for the office OF
the President of the United States
I couldn't call him a liar; I die
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Scientists Soy Children
Need Substitute Fathers

CHICAGO. Feb. -. 1UPD-Thrcc
eminent rSychiatristS agreed today
that substitute fathers" must be
found for fathers in the armed
lcrccS to prevent the nations chill
dren from becoming lost genera
ton without ever hearing a bomb
o" seeing a battlefield.
The three child specialists reach
rd the conclusion last night at d
clinic of 500 psychologists. socia.
workers and teachers. gathered to
answer the question: What is the
war doing to our children and what
can we do about it?
DR. Margaret Gerard OF the in
Slitute for psychoanalysis talkec
ABOUT prc-school chjldren-aboul
Johnny, aged four. more afraid OF
the dark than of bombs, who asked:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

rcd and half black. The blacl, ror.
tion showed nothing. but All
Mail" Fms" "Germany. Trans
Atlantic" printed matter" ant
ia japan" rvcre clearly logib)-
on the rcd part.
Appel said thr charrcd raemcnta
Brought to court in a haste 0oarC
box covered with transparent papcl
were clippings from field
artillery iCulal. an aviation mag
22inc, and portions Of b. 5-irci
cards listing tn" location ano
strength cf American Army corps
FBI Agent Geor2c R Fletcher
testified HAT hc and another a4enl
10; a Ludwig'S trail. aad scoorcl
lie fragments from a crate in q
io- cabin near Mammoth Spring.
Moa,. Shortly af.cvWard, the a..
rcd Ludwig neag S4att". Wd>!.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

United States forces previously
had been assigned to the Neither
lands possession of Surinam, which
is on the north coast Of South
America. Their primary purpose
is to guard important bauXitc mines
In Curacao and Aruba. off the
northern coast of Venezuela. all
somc of The worlds great oil rcfin-
cries With the supply of oil in thc
Dutch East Indies threatened b.
JapanS smashing southern drive
the West Indies arc more than ever
essential to tho Allied war effort
Tho state department announce
the arrival of the American contin.
gent in tho Dutch islands. The
forces Wcrc dispatched, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
American Flying
TIGERS Need More
japs, Says Leader
Volunteer Aces Blast
Enemy Out of Air Over
China's Burma Road

Editors l.ute: - Karl ESke elund,
United Press staff correspondent,
who escaped from Shanghai while
the Japanese we're taking over,
is the first reported since the
war started to visit the secret
base of American volunteer fliers
protecting the Burma Road. He
reports from this base in the fol-
lowing dispatch.
BY KARL ESKLLUND
With American Volunteer
Filters, in Southwest China,
Feb. 9. (Delayed)-CUP)-
American flierG rule the air
above the Burma Road but they
are short of Japanese to shoot
down.
To-day l visited the American vol
unteer group-"Flying Tigers the
Chinese call them and their com.
mander, Col. Claire L. CAennau!t
said:
We are going to throw SO many
planes and pilots against those
japanese that VIC will blast them
out of the sky Our trouble now is
that we can't find the JapS,
They stay out of our range since
VIC got TO them a couple of tlmc,.
But we will find them and when
We do -
NEEDS THREE THINGS
Chcnnault said he needed: /
More pursuit ships; More bomb
crS; 3-More japanese.
In two months, tho America n
flierS have silenccd the once dread
cd roar of enemy bomb explosions
in defcnSeless towns Of southWc,s
China; won aerial command over
Continued on Page ,, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Page Sherlock Again

Page Sherlock Again
Deputy SheriffS Park Burlitt anI
Zen Campbell, loaded down Wit
material, had the dickens Of a
time getting up on roof whilc
investigating burglary in an +
Centro building. They were callc,
b in by FL Ccntro police
As soon as they we're on the roof
tho deputy SheriffS noticed fOct.
prints around the Skylight throuai
which the burglars entered thu
building. They took photographs o;
the footprints in the dust, carefully
measured their size and their dis
tance from here to there, and thei,
trailed them across the roof tC
where they ended at the wall.
They laborously climbed from tn
roof and found footprints on tht
ground again. Aha. they matched
those on the roCfl They carefull,
took moro photographs and made
moro measurements. The footprints
led to the alley and there disap-
peared in the maze OF other foot
prints
Park and Den congra tulatel
themselves. They had good cvi-
dcncc.
Later in Tho day they we're in.
formed that the footprints on the
roof and around the building were
left by Fl Centre police who did :.
little earlier investigating.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Bomber WreCkaQe
Seen on Mountain

YRFKA. Cal Feb, 12 tUP'--
Wrcckage of what may be a miss
u:3 army bomber has been sighted.
IN the rugged snow covered Eddy
n'o"ntainS. a. miles southwest Of
Yrcka forest rangers reported to-
day SnacherS were attempting to
rcach the spot
The plane. with four aboard, dis
appeared in a olowStorm FEBRUARY
while flying over the SiskiyouS
cnroutc from Sacramento to Spo-
kane.
Those aboard were Lieut.. r. J.
IieidcrStada. %. Geneva. Rob.
Lieut.. Walter V. McShanc. "a. Troy.
n. Y: Scrgent Donald r. KirtlanG.
32.. Hagerman, Idaho. and Ser
ecant Michael Bittncr, 43. Mem
plnS. Tenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

:
mama, how black is blackouj
and can I have flaShlight for
blackoutS if I hold it real close to
tiia floor so only I can sec the
haht?"
DR.. Adelaide johnson of tho in
,titutc of juvenile research dis
cusscd children at the seven to
l2ycar-old prejudice" stage who
refuse TO study about Japan at
geography time because we hate
the JapS at our mouse
DR. Maxwell GitelSon of Michael
Reese hospital devoted his remarks
10 adoleScentS. He stressed war
time increase in delinquency and
told of a tccn-age malefactor who
admitted stealing everything from
pencils to radios without shame.
When GitelSOn asked, how are you
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

fixed for tires IN 1our lool Ptlr'
nc boy replied, no tire stealing
for me, that's treason.
DR.. Gerard reported thai BRUSH
evacuation Of children and reac-
tions of American children since
Pearl Harbor showed that a CHILD
most needs d feein of security The
mother is more important than thc
father she said. but a feeling OF
SCcLrity stems more naturally from
the father
Or johnson held that ron
Stant Identification with a father"
is necessary TO prevent delinquency
among younger children. The
younger child, she said. also needs
lis father TO moderate aggressive
and vicious tendencies stimulated
by war
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
RAF RAIDS GERMAN
OCCUPIED AREAS

LONDON Feb. II. CUPr- British
planes on their second straight
night offensive, raidcd industrial
mannheim in southwestern Ger
many duunp the night. the air
ministry said today Two bombing
planes were missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
japanese Temples
Yield Contraband

los ANGELES. Feb. 70. CUP
Four japanese wcrC held in tht
county Jail for the FBI today aftc,
raids on II ShintO temples an.
seizure of a short wave radio anG
Il quantity of documents.
Federal men did not disclose ad-
ditional details but said the raid
accomplished their Objectivcs.
Those held were Matsuyc Koil;!
20. J9ran-born merchant; RiuZ1
Iori"3Wa. Japan-bOrn missionary
ehiccichi TorizaWa. 80, Japan -bol9
and Icntaro GoudO, g..
d,pon-Don hotCl CmployC.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

Secretary of Agriculture Clald
A. Wickard has refused to civ
ground in his battle with the cor
gresTional farm block against in
creased farm prices. He rcit"ra"'
his opposition to cOnerr&Sienal nlam
to prohibit sale Of government lf'
COttCn. corn and wheat 1T below
parity-Sl4N a buShcl for THel'
o6 cents a buShcl ON corn ;nG !
cents a pound on cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

at the request of The Netherlands
government, and thcy will assist
Dutch armed forces in defending
tho islands and the refincrlcs.
The American soldiers Will bc
under the general supervision OF
tho governor of Curacao and will
be withdrawn when the emergency
has passed. The state department
reported that Venezuela had given
its wholehcarted approval Of the
agreement between the Netherlands
and Unitcu States governments. The
wells which supply oil to the refin-
cries or the Dutch islands are IN
Venezuela. near MaracalbO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

direct lighting revealed seemingly
invisible w5rdS and phrases. Ho
pointed Out scme from the carb@!
paper.
"RccinG nlM2 fortress u. S Ann.
1896 nnodcl NJ" "C;m Turer
in tail Span" bom3s.2i!t" "hrri.
is, l941."
Tic typewriter ribbon vs. hal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Up II Per tent

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l2. up
The Federal Reserve Bank OF
san Francisco today reported that
department sales in the 18th dis
for the week ended Feb. 7 were
% Fer cent greatr in value than
fCr the same period last year
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
In Oddity List

Sheriff Robert w. Ware ant
Chief of Police Ronny VoyleS o
Fl Centre received air mail letter,
Thursday from the sheriff of On.
cdia county, Idaho, asking them II
get in touch with IA man and tel
him his pan job is waiting fol
him in Ogden"
Ladies and gentlemen, a pan ioI
means a Job of dealing cards il
very illegal gambling game. That
is. it is illegal in California. Mayb,
the Idaho sheriff thought it wa
a job panning for gold
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Aviutrix AvoWS
Devotion to u. s.

WASHINGTON, Feb. -. UJP)-Dynamic Laura In
gals prominent aviator and erswhc panst nurse dane
cr and champion of isOatonSn1, G1n"d paSSiona2ly il
district court today that she anything but "A loya
American citizen The 80 year rold daughter Of wealthy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
yonks Guard Oil
I'm West Indies

WASHINGTON, Feb. p (UP)-Amcrican soldiers arc
guarding vital oil supplies in the Dutch West Indies islands
Of Aruba and Curacao today in conformancc with President
Eooycrcs expressed policy Of sending troops wherever
their services needed most.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
$4,000 Imp perioIs
Trapped by JoPs
In E=inuL Attack
Defenders Unsuc in Four Efforts
To Turn Tide Of Battle; Parliament
Demands British Cabinet Revision
- BY UNITED PRESS

The defenders Of Singapore fought Thursday but
the impending fall Of the powerful naval base shook
the British empire erey than any military
since Dunkirk tk2 actual fighting front British big
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Thank You. Friend

A Mexican woman was in Srarcl
of information at the court house
Wednesday.
II have paid all but 81 of the
money I promised the Red Cro@
and I want to know where to takr
tho 81. have it now" she said
Not m3ny would 20 to all tina
trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
OAR Fovors Purchase Of
Bojo California to Make
Defense Of BorderEosier
Conference Asks U. S. TO Pay Generous
Price for Territory Second Resolve
Opposes Language Schools in Calf.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IL (UP)-A resolution urging
United States purchase of Lower California 2Xco,
presented today to the California conference OF the Daugh
tcrs of the American Revolution.
The resolution was several to acted before
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
p AMBllNe
X EPORTER
A Perfect System

A Perfect System
Leave it tc Frank Rancy to figure
out system to get the most ou'
of war time.
He said the best way to get max :
imum service out of the new Sched-
ulcS is to 90 to work on Republican
time and quit work on Democratic
time
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
TEMPERATURE


Maximum Wednesday ~. mini
mum 33; 5 p. m. Wednesday ~,
humidity a.; a. m. Thursday 40.
humidity go; Noon Thursday SO,
humidity 80.
LOS ANGELES HAY
2 Leafy I. V. S22 u. S. No. 2 10
Sl9.50' Mpl. Sept. flax $2.32.
2 l0-Sl9.50; MpT. Sept. flax 1922.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Rev. R. {. Browning Starts
AT County Pulpit Tomorrow

Recognizing the rapidly growing
Importance of Montgomery County,
the department of missions of the
Episcopal Church, with the ap-
proval OF Bishop James E. Freeman,
has asked the Rev. Robert Evans
Browning, former rector. of one of
the largest churches ins Baltimore,
to take charge OF the chapel of
the Redeemer as vicar for full time
duty.
Mr.. Browning will start his min
istry at the chapel, in the Glen
Echo-Falrway Hills area, at 10 am.
tomorrow, when he will preach his
first sermon and celebrate holy COM
munion. Mr.. Browning also will
address the Sunday school at open
ing exercises for the season at
11:15 am.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
DR.. {. ". Crawford 10 Begin
Series on This | Believe

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford. min
lister of Calvary Baptist Church, will
begin a series of sermons tomor-
row morning on the theme, This 1
Believe The subject of the eve
ming sermon will be, when Life
Tackles U.s." The ordinance of the
Lords supper will be administered
at the close of the morning service.
DR.. Crawford will begin a series
OF missionary biographies at the
midweek prayer service Thursday
evening with William Carey
Father of Modern Missions"
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller, as
sistant minister. will hold the first
session Of the Junior church since
summer vacation at II am. tomor-
row.
The Woman's Missionary Society
meets on Tuesday, October 13, to
hear DR.. W. o. Lewis of the Bap-
tist World Alliance.