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Evening star., 1943-09-22
Alexandria City Board
Moves 10 Reclaim
Friendship Firehouse
Renovation Of Property
For School ,Boord Use
Under Consideration

The Alexandria City Council last
night Instructed the city manager
and city attorney to take steps to-
ward return to the city OF the
Friendship Fire Engine House on
-South-Alfred street.-- .-
The property has been loaned to
the fire company which uses it to
store replica of the famous Friend
ship engine and other relics of the
company in which George Wash
ington was a volunteer.
The building has been allowed to
deteriorate, it was said, and the
council is considering renovating it
for use as a school board Office, fol-
superintendent of schools asking
for permission to rent space for
larger quarters.
Since plans for the enlargement of
the City Hall have been shelved until
after the war all of the city Offices
are crowded for space. City Man
ager Carl BudWesky said he be-
lieved moving of the school board
office would make it possible to give
badly needed additional space to
the Civil and Police Court
The council approved the report
of the Legislative Committee of the
League of Virginia Municipalities
which is to be presented to the
league convention in Roanoke Sep
tember 1928.
Principal item covered in the re-
port is the recommendation that ad-
ditional revenue from license taxes
be made available to cities and
towns by reallocation of taxes be-
tween the Commonwealth and the
localities, giving cities, towns. and
counties the right to collect all the
revenue taxes without increasing the
total amount of the tax now paid
to the State and city.
In addition, with view to post
war planning, the committee rec
commended all airport zoning law to
permit cities and towns to restrict
building which would interfere with
the operation of airports outside or
inside corporate limits, and to per-,
nit the extension of police power
of the municipalities to such air.
ports.
Other items in the report included
legislation to increase State allo-
cations for support of public schools,
permission for appointment of per-
manent boards of assessors in cities,
Qualification of planning and zoning
laws and amendment of the State
retirement act to permit cities and
towns to purchase their way into
the State system.
Evening star., 1943-09-22

boys were giving one another the
high sign as they came into forma-
ton.
We came out on the familiar north
shore of New Guinea ana wheeled
left up the coast. Cape Ward Hunt,
the rendezvous, was now about 100
miles off or a half hour away. A
pilot thinks of distance in terms of
time for his plane, not miles.
Before We reached the destination
q plane came up and took its place
on my right wing. There was Mayo's
blond head under the pleXiglas
canopy. He was bouncing up and
down in his seat, happy as a kid
on his first pony, mugging at me
with triumphant grimaces.
Pursuit Planes Waiting.
About then we came upon the
most reassuring sight we had ever
seen. beautiful formation of P-38s
all 40 of them. We were at the
rendezvous now. The Bits Fort
resses) were so high we couldn't see
them. But the B-25s CMitchellSl
showed plainly with their two mo-
tors and their twin tails as they
circled at assigned heights above
Maj. Ed Larner, the greatest fighter
out there, was in command of one
of the B-25 squadrons. 1t was the
biggest show of strength We had
ever put on in New Guinea.
We were 10 minutes ahead of our
departure time. If the invasion feet
was far away we would only have
just enough gas. We wished we
hadn't been in quite such hurry.
Old Black Jack Walker, now a
wing commander. with his RAAF
Beaufghters was very much pres
ent. There were eight of them.
The Beaufighters have four can
mons and eight machine guns for
ward, their aim fixed at whatever
the plane is pointed at. This is more
fire power than any fighter we have
entered in combat.
whispering Death is what We
used to call the Beaufghter. It's
motor muffled in peculiar way, it
would come over the trees with a
low chufrng scrt of a noise and start
firing more than 1000 projectiles
minute, many of them exploding
shells, at the surprised Japs.
Planes Check Signals.
The Australians used to mess up
our formations by not showing up
on time at the rendezvous-but not
today. They were the most daring
flyers down there but they were hard
to handle
Walker and his squadron were
going up and downstairs buzzine
everybody. He made it real get.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
lsWRahoniinq


Canned And Frozen Foods, Etc
Blue coupons in Ration Book No.
2: u. " and w good now and
will not expire until Ostober 20.
Meats. Fats, Etc.-Red coupons in
Ration Book No. q X. Y and z
valid now and will remain through
October 2.
Brown stamps In Ration Book
No 3: A and B stamps valid
through October 2; c stamps will
be good September 26 through
October 80.
War Ration Book No. 3-Civilians
who have not received these new
books should apply to local ration
boards. Book is already in use.
Sugar-Coupon No. IA in Book No.
l good for pounds through Oc-
tober 81.
Gasoline-Holderso of old-type B and
C coupons (those in books num-
bered SGT, STA, 528 and 528A)
may still exchange them for new
type coupons at their neighbor-
hood ration board
Review of B and C rations by
local ration boards, has been or
dered by regional OPA, in effort
to eliminate any part Of these
allowances not essential.
Forms for A book-holders to use
in applying for new books now be-
ing mailed to motorists. Appli-
cations should be filled out and
returned to local boards immedi-
ately, accompanied by back cover
of present A book and latest tire
inspection record.
Shoes-Stamp No l8 in book No. l
good for one pair through October
81.
Stoves-All new domestic cooking
and heating stoves designed to
burn COAL wood, oil or gas are
now rationed. Apply to your local
ration board for stove purchase
certificates.
More detailed information car
ried every Sunday in The Starr
Evening star., 1943-09-22
7 Prince Georges Nurses
Granted 500 Pay Boosts

The Prince Georges County Com
missioners yesterday approved
request by DR.. John M. ByerS
county healthy officer, for the
granting of $l00 pay increases to
Miss Jennie Hartman and Mrs.
Margaret P Etowski, nurses In the
county health department. If
In a letter to the board, DR..
Byers explained that the increases
would remove the present Unequal
ity in the salaries OF the health
department nurses. 8H
The commissioners also granted
a permit to Maryland Post No. l26.
American Legion, for a carnival to
be held all this week at Chesapeake
Junction, near Seat Pleasant.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
u. S. Booklet Advises
Groeers Not to Toss
Tin Cans at Potrons
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department
has advised the Nations
grocerS:
No matter how much you
may want to throw a tin can
at an overbearing customer, it
is much wiser to smile and take
it."
1t is one of more than two
score suggestions made by the
department yesterday in a
wartime guide for retail
grocers."
The 24-page publication tells
the grocer he is just as essen
tial to civilian life as the soldier
is to military success. 1t is be-
ing printed in pocket size by the
National Associa ton of Retail
Grocers for Nation wide distri-
button.
Evening star., 1943-09-22

arcs. perhaps 20 miles from me, were
the two destroyers that made them,
tiny black dots at the end of ostrich
feathers of foam. In flying at sea,
you always see the wake first. No
matter how small in the distance
the vessels are, you can spot them
at the end of their wakes if they
are going away from you.
Things were getting closer, now!
I looked around. Both our forma-
tions were sliding down toward the
distant warships l looked ahead
again and there beyond the Destroy
ers were what they had circled to
protect, a convoy of ships of var
ious sizes, more than 20 Of them it
seemed, stretched out in long oval
pattern and steaming along toward
the coast, as if they didn't see us.
Tomnrrow The Rattle Starts
Evening star., 1943-09-22
CHAPTER ~.
BY CAPT. EDWARD CHUDOBA,
As Told to GEORGE KENNEDY,


Given our orders that morning for
our first venture against Japa-
nese warships, we scrammed out of
the operations hut.
We felt lot of pats on the back
as we went through the small crowd
of off-duty pilots and others not
scheduled to go. There were a lot
of significant thumbs up and repeti-
tions of good luck" and give EN-
hell"
There were four or five jeeps ready
to take us to the revetments hiding
our planes. These are the earth
works that protect them from flying
shrapnel - anything except direct
hit Everybody was trying to help
that morning.
Capt. CLARK. our squadron COM
msnder, was first off. We were to
fly in two VS. of six planes. Capt.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Huqhesvi|Ie Plans Carnival

HUGHESVILLE, Md, Sept, %
(SpeciaD The second annual in
door carnival and supper for the
benefit of the Hughesville Minute
Men No. 943 will be held October
6, featured by competition between
the Charles County Minute Men
companies.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Air Forces Merit Medal
To Be Given O'Conor

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE. Sept 22-The first
Medal of Merit-the Army Air
Forces award for civilian services
to be awarded to Marylander
was to be presented to Gov. OCon-
nor today.
The citation note that Gov.
O'Connor had led in organizing the
civilian defense of Maryland and
that he had been the only Governor
to proclaim a week in honor of the
Ground Observer Force.
Evening star., 1943-09-22

Tomorrow: The Battle Starts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Rita Johnson Makes
Super Meow" Girl

Rita johnson. the shapely Hol-
lywood screen siren, Is one meow
girl who is doing alright in pic
lures.
The meow" ladies are those
who play "other women" roles,
ladies' who are always trying TO
swipe the heroine's boy friend or
husband and doing II in the nasti-
est sorts OF ways. Their tongues
are usually as sharp a. their claws.
Rita. a beauteous blonde, Is one
of Hollyw DIS 'super-meow'
girls. She's good at this type of
role. but isn't by any means
typed" In IL.
At the present time Rita can be
seen battling with Ginger Rogers
for Ray Milland in the hilarious
Paramount comedy. THE Major
and the Minor" The new fun-film
featuring Rita as meow" girl
is at the Beverly theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call NAM 1851
ask for an ad taker.
Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851
ask for an ad tsker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
TIpST ETN SH0NTINGS

FIRST Run sHOWINGs
Blue MOUSE-Bette Davis and Paul
Henreid in Now. Voyager," II 80.
2:55. 6:25. 1000: also I'VE Are The
Marines" 40, 5.1o, $3.50.
RIALTO Fred MacMurray and
Paulette Goddard In Forest
Rangers" as. 435. 1885, 10:35;
also Gloria Jean and Robert Paige
in Get Hep TO Love" l2;l0, 5:20'
$40, gao.
ROXY - Tyrone Power and Maureen
O'Hara in The Black Swan" IL 80,
200. 4:50. TAO and 1925. also
Dudes Are Pretty People" lis.
400. $50 and o.40.
MUSIC BOX-Jack Benny and Ann
Sheridan in George Washington
Slept Here" II 40. 3:05, $50, 1000;
also Ralph Bellamy in THE Great
Improvisation" l 40. $40, s;35
RIVIERA-Richard Dix in Tomb
stone" l:15 4:2o. 7:2o, lo:25, also
Lum and Abner in The Bashful
Bachelor" 1855, 800, 500. s:o6.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Ginger Rogers and Ray
Milland in The Major and the
Minor" also Ann Miller and Jerry
colonna in "Priorities on Parade. /"
CAMEO-Charles Starrett in Riding
Through Nevada" also Mel Hamil-
ton and Virginia Grey in Secrets
OF the Underground"
CAPITOL-Humphre Bogart in Big
Shot" also Robert Young and
Marsha Hunt in Joe Smith, Amer
lean"
COMMUNICATIONS Boyer and
Ginger Rogers in Tales OF Man
haitian"
KAY sTREET-Ann sothern and Red
SHELTON in "Maisie Gets Her Man, :"
also Ellen Drew and Robert Pres
ton in Night OF January 16"
LAkEWOOD-Sonja Henie and John
Payne in Iceland" also Private
Buckaroo."
Crosby and Fred Astaire
in Holiday Inn" also Preston
Foster and Brenda Joyce in Little
Tokyo, U. S. A"
PROCTOR-Wallace Berry and Mar
jorie Main in "Jackass Mail" also
Craig Stevens and Irene Manning
in spy Ship"
REALART - Leo GARLIC and Andy
Devtne in Danger in the Pacific"
also Jimmy Lydon in Henry and
Dizzy"
REN-Glenn Ford and Claire Trevor
in Adventures of Martin Eden"
also Jane Withers and Alan Now
bray in THE Mad Martindales.
W AAAAaAlA Db30 Al INdlQtTt VI
the Timberline." also Ricardo Cor
tee and Rochelle Hudson in Rub
Der Racketeers."
SUNSET 49, Judy Canova and Ann
Miller in True TO the Army" also
Regis Toomey and Adele Longmire
in Bullet Scars"
TEMPLE-Clark Gable and Lana
Turner in Somewhere I'll Find
You" also Don Ameche and Joan
Bennett in Girl Trouble"
LIBERTY, Puyallup-Betty Cradle
and John Payne in "Springtime In
the Rockies" also Prelude to
Victory"
RIVIERA. Sumner-Veronica Lake
ana Alan Laid in The Glass Key"
also "Bashful Bachelor"
Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad. Call Main 3151
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Group to Discuss
Composers Lives

The lives and works OF Wagner
and Brahms, illustrated by musi-
cal excerpts from their compost
tons, will be the center of inter-
est for the study group OF active
members of the Ladies Musical
club Tuesday. Jan. 10, at 1890
a. m. in Weyerhaeuser hall.
Mrs. Winifred II. Price will open
the program with a report on cur
rent musical events. A review of
the life of Richard Wagner will be
given by Doris Helen Smith, illus
trated by violin and voice excerpts
from his works. Miss Violet Ahl-
berg will sing "Traume," accom-
panied by Mrs. Florence Russell,
and Miss Barbara Ann Reid will
play "Walther's Prize Song" ar
ranged by Wilhelm, with Mrs. w.
B. Reed at the piano.
A review of the life of Brahms
will then be read by Miss Smith,
after which the following Brahms
numbers will be heard: Mai
Nacht" and "Standchen," sung by
Miss Ahlberg. Rhapsody in B
Minor" piano number, played by
Mrs. C. ]. Malmin, and Hungarian
Dance No. T." violin number ar
ranged by Joachim, and played by
Miss Reed.
The program will close with a
paper on the life of Rossini, given
by Miss Sophie Preston. Also dur
ing the study period, Mrs. Helen E.
Harbke will sing La Convien
Partir" from Daughter of the
Regiment" accompanied by Mrs.
Newton J. Buren,.
Mrs. Steven S. Sanderson is gen.
eral chairman of the group, and
Mrs. c. M. L. Bundy is chairman
of the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Tacomans Capiivaie Camp White
Soldiers With Week Of Concerts

From the Medford Mail Tribune
of Medford, Ore, comes a series of
reviews highly praising a week of
concerts presented by two Taco
ma musicians at Camp White and
In Medford by two Tacoma musi-
clans, Alice Stockton, violinist,
and Mildred Tummonds. vocalist.
"A week of rare musical enter
tainment was enjoyed by service
men and civilians when the bril-
liant violinist, 17-year-old Alice
Stockton of Tacoma. Wash, and
her equally brilliant accompanist,
Miss Mildred rummonds, also of
Tacoma, were presented in a
schedule Of Fl formal concerts at
Camp White and Medford, Ore,
the paper states.
The music critic of the Mail
Tribune remarks in his review
that Miss Tummonds demonstrate
ceptional ability as a violinist in
her rendition of Brahms, sarasate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Fan Gives Ilka Chase
Real "Comeuppance"

Ilka Chase, author of Past
Imperfect" an autobiography in
which she takes some vicious
cracks at Hollywood. got her
comeuppance from fan who met
her at the Union Aid Terminal.
Miss Chase had Just flown out
after an absence of three years
to work with Bette Davis in
Warner Bros Now. Voyager,"
currently at the Blue Mouse
theater.
will you autograph a copy of
your book. please ?" the fan asked
Miss Chase obliged. And may I
ask a question ," the fan persisted.
Don't you think Present Vim
dictive' would have been a better
title >"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16

Professor Gunnor J. Nal
min is director of the Pacific
Lutheran choir known os the
"Choir OF the West" sched-
uIed for O Chinese Relief con-
cert Sunday night.
o Lord" composed by Walter c.
schnackenberg, jr., dean of men at
Pacific Lutheran college.
The program for the choir is as
follows:
Emitte Spiritum tuum .......,.
............. Joseph Schuetky
Be Mercitul TO Me o Lord. .....
Walter c. Sehnackenberg. il.
Exsltation, II ................
......F. Melius Christensen
Jesus Lover of NY Soul.
Arrangement by G. J. Malmin
Alleluia. Christ Is Riser. ......
.............. Andre Kopolyoff
The second group includes:
Glory to God the Father ......
.............. Heinrich Schuets
Three Kings. $500. .Healey william
The Bells at Speyer Ludwig Senfl
Angels We Have Heard on High
Arranged by E. J. Biedermann
Wake, Awake ................
........F. Melius Christensen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16

Laird Cregar's portrayal of Sir
Henry Morgan. the fantastic free
booter who reformed 10 become
governor Of Jamaica. in 20th Cen
tury-Fox's The Black Swan.
came in for special scrutiny BY
the British government
Historians are divided as To
whether Morgan. after being
knighted. ever did really reform.
or went on practicing piracy under
cover. To the English though, a
peer is a peer, and they go out Of
their way to protect their memoir
les against insinuations in print,
as well as on the screen.
AS a result. Morgan, as played
by Cregar in the Technicolor adap-
tation OF Rafael Sabatinis novel
now at the Roxy theater. is reveal
ed as rising from the shadow OF
the hangman's moose TO a life OF
honor and probity in the service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Metropolitan to
Present 'Manon'

"Manon." dramatic French
opera by Jules Massenet, based
on the novel "Manon Lescaut"
by Marcel Provost, is the choice
of the Metropolitan Opera COM
pany for Saturday afternoons
radio performance.
Bidu Sayao, lovely Brazilian
soprano. who recently appeared
in Tacoma, sings the role of
Manon, and Charles Kullman is
cast as the lover. Des Grieux.
John Brownlee and Norman
Gordon also take leading roles.
Lauritz Melchoir will be mas
ter of ceremonies at the Victory
Rally given between acts to-
morrow afternoon, and Elsa
Maxwell. noted soeialite, will be
in charge of the opera quiz.
The story of beautiful
young oman who loves Jewels
young woman who loves jewels
itself, ana an enamored lover
who tries TO content her.
.Manon" Is scheduled for IL
a. M, Pacific Wartime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Dates You Should Remember

Saturday, Is-Metroponan Opera "Msnon" IL
PVT
Richard Crooks at Hamricks Temple
Theater
Tuesday s-Maran Hamrcks Temple
Theater.
guest artist
Monday Feb ssThe Marriage of Figaro" Hamricks Temple
Theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Musicians Invited
To Sunday Concert

An afternoon piano concert fea-
turing the works of Ravel, De-
busy. and Chopin will be played
by Theodore Norman of the uni
versity music staff this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in the Stu
dio of Coralie Flaskett at $50
Broadway. An invitation Is ex-
tended to all professional mu-
acians of the city by the sponsor
ing organization. the Tacoma Mu-
sic Teachers club. Norman. who
Ia vice president of the State Mu-
sic Teachers association. will also
address the audience on a subject
Of musical interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16

and Novacek compositions" and
that Miss Tmmonds demonstrate
ed unusual versatility" in her ac-
compartment. Both artists are ex-
cellent musicians of unusual abil-
ity and training. who are perfect
~ at home before an audience"
Miss Stockton, who has been
called sweetheart of FIT. Lewis"
"also captivated Camp White
where she was welcomed with
much enthusiasm" according to
the Mail Tribune.
Military officials of the camp
asked for a return engagement,
and the commanding officer in
formed the Tacoma musicians that
by coming here to entertain
these soldiers with your concerts
you are rendering your country
great service"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
.H NWIIIIslNENNANAANN


| ton" In II Ralph Bellamy
plays q dual role In q story
which utilities the Hess Incl
dent" for Its plot.
Bellamy Is a good actor and in
this case succeeds In making a
rather far-fetched yarn into an
entertaining second feature.
Tombstone!
One Of Hollywood's grandest
gentlemen. Richard Dix, is the
star Of Tombstone The Town
Too Tough To Die" new top fea-
ture at Mike Barovic's Riviera
theater.
The picture which opened Thurs
day at the Pacific avenue house
boasts an excellent cast of which
Kent Taylor, Edgar Buchanan,
Frances Clifford, Don Castle, Glen
Bevans. Victor Jory and Rex Bell
are the most important.
Dix, who will be remember
ed for his sterling work as the
star Of "Cimarron," In always
NJ his best when cast In .
story Of the Old West
and such . story Ii Tomb
stone"
The frontier days in Arizona
serve as the time and locale for
all the excitement and adventure
which was 20 much a part Of the
life Of q peace marshall whose
only claim to authority rested
upon his ability to draw faster
than anyone within range.
Richard Dix never disappoints
E. and he has the ability to put |
INTO a role much more than the
story itself justifies. In company
with capable feature players, he
gives Tombstone" all the char
acteristics of a first class western.
On the same new bill Is
1.-THE Bashful Bachelor" a
comedy IN which Lum and
Abner, those favorites Of the
anyways, are co-starred. Zasu
Pitts supplies the romance"
and serves ~ the sweetheart
with whom Lum In In love.
The Jot EN- Down store is the
Gene for most of the situations
which make this second screen
'enture of the two hicks of the
,irlanes a most delightful comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Parairoops Used
To Fight Fires

Here's the So question: Where.
except In ''blitz" var and on far
flung fields Of battle. are para
troops and flame throwers used ,
The answer Is IN Paramount's
roaring. rolliokinE. thrill-filled
romantic adventure picture. The
Forest Rangers. now at the Rialto
theater with Fred MacMurray,
Paulette Goddard and Susan Hay
ward as the stars. Filmed In
fiery Technicolor from a story BY
Thelma Strabel. writer OF the Cecil
NJ. DeMille hit. Reap the Wild
Wind" the picture was made with
the fun cooperation Of the u. S.
Forest Service which not only
loaned valuable equipment but also
assigned Guerdon Ellis. Supervisor
Of Tehoe National Forest. as tech
meal advisor
The Forest Rangers" shows
Ranger Smoke Jumpers" "bailing
out" of transport airplanes into
the midst Of a raging forest blaze.
It shows flame-throwers being
used to start back fires.
And these developments of mod
ern war, according to Miss Stra-
bel, were used by intrepid Forest
Rangers in their home-front bat
tie long before the generals
thought about them. Miss Strabel
ought to know. Her husband is
David p. Goodwin. National Co
ordinator of the Forest Fighters
Service, an important branch OF
the Office of Civilian Defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
British Government Scrufinizes Lite
OF Sir Henry Morgan. Freebooter

Of the king. Indeed, in The hlrn'
cregar abstains from drink, wo-
adventure epic Of the sea, when
the turbulent life SIR Henry really
led. is q feat indeed.
Cregar and Thomas Miteheh'
George Zucco are featured IN the
adventure epic Of the sa, which
stars Tyrone Power and Msureen
oHara. The film was directed
by Henry King from a screen
play by Ben Hecht and Seton I.
Miller. Robert Bassler was the
producer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Choir Concert TO
Benefit Chinese

The Pacific Lutheran college
"Choir of the West" under the di-
rection of Prof. Gunnar j. Nal
min. will present a concert for the
benefit of the Chinese relief at the
Bethany Methodist church Sunday
evening at ESQ o'clock. The guest
speaker for the occasion will be
DIR. Arthur w. Martin, a member
Of the faculty at the College of
Puget Sound.
The choir will sing two groups
of selections, including an arrange
ment of "Jesus Lover of My Soul"
written by the director. Also pre-
scented will be BE Merciful to Me