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La gaceta., 1943-09-28

Habl6 asf, la emana pasada, ell sa-
cerdote cat6lico Jose R. N. Maxwell: La
lampara de la libertad humana Sc ha apa-
gado; la ley Sc ha convertible en- ilegalidad
organizada; la fuerza ha tornado ell lugar
de la raz6n y hombres y mujeres han pa
sado a ser peones del Estado".
"Mientras nuestros j6yenes dan sus
vidas en- defensa de la democracia, sabe-
mos de Is fil6sofos de la ley que estan
martillando continuamente en- los funda-
mentos del Estado porque han sacado a
Dios de nuestro gobierno y de nuestra
vida %nacional. La democracia descansa
firmemente en- una base y esta base es la
idea de Dios y su ley.
Esta apagada la lampara de la liber-
tad en- Espana, donde la iglesia Cat6lica
Romano DONNA la ense1anza p1blica y
besa los pies del tirano.
Franco, ell tirano, cuenta con ell apo
yo, en- la America Latina, de sacerdotes
que todos los dias invocan a Dios de
paso ''adoran" los idolos falangistas.
Fueron lanzados al aqua otros tres bar
cos hechos con cemento.
5Cuantos de los vapores de McClos-
key, los fabricados en- Tampa, n~avegaran
a los cinco amos de haber sido puestos a
transporter ~mercancias?
La gaceta., 1943-09-28

Ell condo Carlo Sforza ha dicho que
no aceptara ningGn puesto bajo la "jefa-
tura" del mariscal Badoglio.
No aceptara servirle de "monigote'
a un exadmirador de Mussolini.
Opuesto parece ell conde, tambi6n, a
que Sc mantenga en- ell trono a la Casa de
Saboya.
Hay que darle una Republica al pue-
bio i~talianO, y IN gobierno democratico
respaldado por los hombres liberales de
Italia y por tOdos los ~ciudadanos liberales
de America.
La gaceta., 1943-09-28

Sc nos informa que muchos solda-
dos empiezan a jugar la Bolita, arrojando
en- las fauces del juego prohibido una par
tie de sus sueldos.
ST este es cierto, ell mando debera
tomar medidas parecidas a las que toma-
ra para disminuir ell n1mero de casOs de
gonorrea y Stills.
La moral del soldado requiere Sc
lie proteja contra todos los excesos de la
poblaci6n civil.
Mientras millones de j6venes sirven
a la Repdblica y por ella Sc sacrifican, en-
esta ciudad, y en- otras ciudades, descara-
damente Sc tira la Bolita y unos pocos in
dividuos Sc nacen ricos explotando a I'm
pueblo que lucha por la felicidad o la
r~elativa felicidad del genera humane.
La gaceta., 1943-09-28

dividuos Sc nacen ricos explOtando a I'm
pueblo que lucha por la felicidad la
relativa felicidad del genera humane.
Her6icamente combaten los ciudada-
nos de Yugoeslavia y los nazis empiezan
a comprender que dentro de pocos meses
tendran en- Europa cuatro O cinco frentes.
Churchill ha dicho que Italia es ell
tercer frente y ha prometido que ell Sc
gundo Sc abrira en- Francia y los Paises
Bajos.
Ell cuarto frente quedara estable-
cido en- los Balkanes tan luego Rumania,
Hungria Y Bulgaria salgan de su abyecci6n
polftica y dejen de combatir en- provecho
de los nazis.
iY despues Sc abrira otro en- Norue-
gas.
Hitler Sc vera obligado a retirar
tropas de Russia, reforzar los frentes crea-
dos por los Aliados y en- Gltimo case
rendirse.
Las tropas rusas llegaran a territorio
aleman, 81 I'm fen6meno no surje, antes de
la primavera de 1914.
Tiene Ell pals un nuevo subsecretario
de estado.
Els un hombre fino, cultisimo, y sabe
apreciar 10 que Russia Soviet representa-
en- esta guerra de liberaci6n.
Con toda seguridad que Sc halla bien
enterado de 10 que la Republica Espa6ola
hiciera por la civilization combatiendo du-
rante tres amos a f~ascistas italianos, nazis
alemanes, falangistas, moros y traidOres.
Ell problema de Espana no puede ser
desdenado por la secretaria de estado,
por cuanto los pUeblos de la America, sin
excepciones, diariamente 10 recuerdan.
Palabras del ministro de relaciones
exteriores de Chile, ~pronunciadas en- New
York: LA victoria contra ell mundo fas-
cista no solo es cierta, sino que no tarda-
ra muchO en- producirse'.
"El pueblo de Chile esta ansioso de
cooperar, en- una manera e~fectiva, en- este
trabajo 6pico del pueblo americana.
'Buscamos un c~ontacto Immediate Y
realfstico con todos los paises de America.
EstamOs tratando de coordinar una nor
ma comdn, no solo para este dificil mo-
mento, sino tambi6n para ell periodic de la
~post-guerra. Ninguna naci6n en- ell future
podra r~esolver sus problemas mantenien-
dose aislada',
Chile tiene a honra colaborar con las
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Dr.. Harris 10 Conduct
.Lenten Service TODAY
AtChurch Of Epiphany
Dr.. Mccartney Says
Fuith Often Is Taken
Too Much for Gronted

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pas
tor Of the Foundry Methodist
Church, Sixteenth and P streets N.
W., will conduct the Holy Week
noontime service today at the
Church of the Epiphany, Thirteenth
and G streets N. w.
Taking his text from the "Reve-
= lation of St. John the Divine" DR..
Albert J. Mccartney, Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, Connecticut
avenue and N street NV, who
spoke at the noontime service yes
terday. declared that the "love i'm
mortal that comes with Christian
life, that is always sustaining, is too
often shut out"
God will not intrude Himself in
your life" he said, but stands there
manifesting His presence and watt
Ing for you to welcome Him. If we
are honest with ourselves, we must
confess that too often when God
comes to us, the door is closed"
DR.. Mccartney attributed this to
the false Importance of the pass
ing pleasure" adding that, too, it
Is closed through thoughtlessness,
pride and arrogance, and that we
take our Christian faith too much
for granted as "our daily milk and
bread"
God is the light of the world
seeking to penetrate our world of
darkness" he declared. I'm a
thousandfold ways God manifests
Himself in our lives without our
suspecting it.
God In mercy and in love is ever
. In search of souls" but, DR.. Nc
CARNEY warned, we must not fail
to harken too long, for when God
ceases to knock at the door, then is
the soul in despair.
Behold I stand at the door and
knock, and the door Of the heart
opens only from within"
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Area Defense Committee
Reorganization Asked

Charging the area Civilian De-
fense Committee with failure to
keep in touch with the District
Civilian Defense Volunteer Organ
ization, the Hampshire Heights
Citizens Association last night re-
solved to petition the local commit
tee to hold a mass meeting for a
general election and reorganization.
In another resolution adopted the
Parks and Lawns Committee was
authorized to investigate and report
on the community's recreational
facilities, with particular reference
to poorly kept children's play
grounds.
Walter S. Dreist, president, ap-
pointed a Nominating Committee
composed of Ellsworth Rue. Mrs. E.
G. Atkinson. Malcolm Lamborne. sr.;;
James J. Dugan and Nathan Brown
to name candidates for the forth
coming election.
Dean J. Locke, staff engineer of
the Capital Transit Co, discussed
the war-created shortages of man.
power, rubber and gasoline in con-
nection with recent changes in local
transportation facilities.
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Sweden Plans 10 Increase
Envoy Stats In Americas
By the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM. April 2l.-In order
to strengthen her economic and cul-
tural ties with the Americas. Sweden
is planning to bolster her legation
and consular stats throughout the
Western Hemisphere.
A committee appointed to study
the problem has made the following
recommendations, which the gov
ernment is expected to adopt:
Cd Appointment of an additional
secretary in the washington Lega-
ton and strengthening of the press
and information stats; (2) raising
the vice consulate in New York to
the status Of q consulate and the
consulates in Chicago and San
Francisco to consulates general; 90
appointment Of commercial at
tache In San Francisco to follow
trade developments on the West
Coast.
Evening star., 1943-04-21

Seaman Geraldine Sexton today
had her lost wallet containing $66,
because Nisei girl employed by the
Government returned it to her
without reward, since that was "onlv
what any other American would do
in similar circumstances"
The daughter of a japanese i'm
migrant, Miss Sachi Anraku has
been employed by the employment
division of the War Relocation Au-
thority here since given an indefinite
leave from the Gila River (Arizona)
Relocation Center in March. She
and her family mad been there and
at an assembly center since last
May, when they were evacuated from
Los Angeles.
One of Is Japanese american girls
certified by the Civil Service Com
mission for employment in Washing
ton, Miss Anraku now looks forward
to the day when the rest of her
family will come East on leave.
Two of my sisters are leaving
the center next week." she said.
They are going to Detroit with the
United States Employment Service.
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Woman Cuts Telephone
Lines, CuIIinq Them Evil

When dozens of lines suddenly
went dead in the Corrales telephone
exchange In Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, sabotage was suspected, and
this proved to be the explanat ton,
but 1t was sabotage of an unusus |
kind. The damage was traced to
the roof Of a house, where seven
trunk lines were found cut.
The owner, Sabina Esperanza, an
old woman, confessed that she had
cut the lines because she held them
to be things of evil. She declared
that only bad news travelled over
telephone lines which also attracted
lightning when it stormed.
Evening star., 1943-04-21

from home In the assembly center
at TulAre, Calf. We arrived there
after an 11-hour train ride. The
combination Of sorting our baggage
in the dark, of having q medical
examination, and of being quartered
in . horse stall almost broke us
down. But We got along all right
after q little while.
THE biggest thing we had to get
over was the shock of having prop
erty taken away from us when we
were' American citizens and of hav-
Ing to be evacuated with non-citizen
Japanese"
Evening star., 1943-04-21

When they have gotten settled, my
mother will join them. Another
sister is still in school at the center,
but my brother expects to be drafted
any day now.
He says he would have enlisted,
but he didn't want to be put In an
all-Japanese regiment
I remember our first night away
Evening star., 1943-04-21
First-Hund KNOWLEDGE

CHARLOTTE, N C. R.-First-
grade pupils of the Eastover School
here are mixing theory and prac-
tice. A hen is sitting in a nest by
the teachers desk so the pupils
can see how chickens match.
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Go-Getter Gets Pie
For 81 900 War Bond
By the Associated Press.

bJ IHe ABSOClAtod Press,
ASHEV1LLE, N. CA woman at
the Civic Club luncheon offered her
piece OF huckleberry pie to 4 man
near her if he would buy q war
stamp. He was sure the pie was
worth more, but before he could
make up his mind how much more
another man got the pie-for q
81 900 bond!
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Lawmakers Look Ahead

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. E.-A
new bill introduced in the State
House Of Representatives provides:
No one could be elected Governor
unless he has served a term in the
Legislature.
Evening star., 1943-04-21

WAVES WALLET RETURNED-Miss Sach Anraku 0eft),
employed in the Government
returning wallet to Geraldine Sexton Miss Anraku
who was given indefinite leave from Japanese evacuation
center in March, found the wallet
day and after much difficulty located the owner.
Star Staff Photo,
Evening star., 1943-10-20
Philadelphia Orchestra
Opens Season to S. R.O.

composers writing is matched by
its utter naturalness and prophetic
OF what the future Of American
music can be.
The amazing elasticity of the
Philadelphia organization was fur
ther appreciated in the perform
ance Of Sibelius' The Swan of
Tuonela" and the Brahms SYM
phony. The latter has rarely had
a finer reading or one so filled with
pulsing vitality and rich sentiment.
In the details Of his Interpretation,
Mr.. Ormandy rose to new heights
employing a wealth of coloring
made significant by it's emotional
direction. The lonely, impression
istic tone of the Sibelius work was
etched by the restraint of the Or
Evening star., 1943-10-20
Pair Held in $500
In Yoke Robbery Choroe

Charged with the yoke" rob-
berry of a soldier early Monday
Andrew Taylor. Is, first block Of
M street Sc, and Jubal Patterson
l9, 1900 block Of Thirteenth street
NV, both colored, were held for
the grand jury yesterday by Mu-
nicipal Judge Walter j. Casey un-
der 81 800 bond each.
The complaining witness, Pvt.
Robert L. Kessell, who is stationed
here, said he was choked and
robbed Of SO. while he was walking
IN the first block of M street Sc
The defendants were arrested by
police shortly afterward
Evening star., 1943-10-20
Prince Georges Reports
1924 School Enrolment

A total school enrolment of 1924
IN Prince Georges County was re-
ported today by Superintendent of
Schools G. c. Shugart. At the same
time Mr.. Shugart reported an in
crease OF 483 over last year in white
elementary schools and IS in colored
elementary schools.
For the first time in more than
Evening star., 1943-10-20

20 years there was decrease in high
school enrolment. with SO less than
the 3,848 reported last year in white
high schools. The colored high
school figure remained the same,
1865.
Evening star., 1943-10-20

chestral background to the moving
melodies given the English horn and
the cello. the artists on these in
struments receiving alone the full
acclaim Of the audience.
Evening star., 1943-10-20

The Axis is watching you; keep
'em signing while you keep buying
War savings Stamps.
Evening star., 1943-10-20
Fost Air Service SOUGHT

Latin Americans want 24-hour
air service between Rio de Janeiro
Brazil, and New York.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-17
Lewiisville


The Antioch napt. Church held
services Sunday with sermon
brought by Rev Abbot Evening
ergices were conducted by Too
Vastor, Rev n. S. Coleman.
The LaFayetle-Miller Dist. held
boald meeting At the St. Paul
Bapt. Church with Moderator y.
Young, officiating Mrs, Rose
Mary Crawford of Marion City,
Calf, was called to the bedside
of her grandmother, Mrs. Chaplin
In Texarkana. Mrs. Lode
Clarke and Ray Thomas are home
from Richmond, California, to
spend the holidays, Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. M Gaines, Mrs. Bertha
Baldwin and son. c. G., Mr., and
Mrs, A. V. Turner and dauhter,
Eldora Ann. were dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. viii Martin last
Sunday celebrating the birthday
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An Event At
Last Evidenced

Pine Bluff = MARRIAGE AT
MIDNIGHT - Yes. it finally took
place. Miss Flora A. Maxwell,
Home Demonstration Agent for
Pulaski County, and a native of
jefferson County's Town of Wal.
baseka, became the bride o
David Davis, we'll knoxn Pine
Stuff business man, in quiet
marriage ceremony in the pres
ence of friends on December Q,
1913, at the home of Mr., and
Mrs, Reeee Blanchard, zoos Ringo
Street, Little Rock. The Rev. j.
F. Henderson, Presbyterian min
ister solemnized the nuptial vows.
John Russell, Jr., was the ring
bearer Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. John Russell, Mrs. Sallie
NJ. Jet, Mrs. Lille Curtis, and
Harold Flowers.
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NEWPORT
Mrs. Gladys Mays

Mrs. w. b. Black, Miss Villa
Black and little Howard S.
Thompson shopped in Little Rock
Tuesday. Miss Lonnle NJ. Full
ton spent short while in Mem
phis. Mrs. Georgia Kelly of
Chicago is with her son who is
recovering from a recent illness. 1.
Recently returned from st. Louis
are Mrs. r. Jeffry and Mrs. Lii
liam Wilson. Charley Stephens
is here from ST. Louis due to the
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death OF his brother, Booker
stephens. Mrs. Esther Gross OF
Joneshoro visited her aunt, Mrs.
Thadiee Rice and family. Bill
Dean has returned from Portland.
Oregon. Missionary Lille Nance
has returned from the thirty-sixth
convention of the Church OF God
In Christ in Memphis. She will
join the State Mother of West
Virginia. Mrs. Jessie Washing
ton, in a revival here beginning
Dec. 10Th. Elder W. NJ. Miller ia
pastor. Mrs, Booker Stephens
of Batesville was house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goodlow while
completing funeral arrangements
for her husband. Mrs. Daisy
Odams of Marshall, Texas, spent
the weekend with her husband.
Pfc. A. z. Adams. Dear custo-
mers. please pay for your papers
when they are delivered to you.
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SUNBEAMS ENTERTAINED

The Sunbeams young peoples auxiliary of Mt Zion
Baptist Church. entertained with pre-Chrstmas
party in the church auditorium Monday Mrs Maggie
Cannon ardent member of the church who has worked
with the children treessy for many years served them
hostess large group enjoyed the holiday goodies
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BACK AT HER DESK
Joseph HAYMAN VISITING PARENTS

Al smiles this week Mrs. G. ". Hayman, lO24
Gaines Street and the son, Joseph Hayman of
the Louis Armstrong aggregation came few days
ahead of scheduled date for dance at the (whe) Of
ficers Club, in order to enjoy visit with his parents
and friends here Mr.. Hayman, although having been
away from the old home town for number of years,
greeted warmly by his friends of yesteryears and
was the recipient of many social courteses.
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with LEILA"

With only few days until the 25th of December
Christmas is more captivating us with It's II
resstble charms Even in these torn days 1t has
attraction to which hearts are readily drawn prob
ably because of its simple origin, deep meaning and beau
tful tradition
=. With the first touch of snow coming this way this
past Tuesday night it seems that we might enjoy
white Christmas"
BACK AT HER DESK -.
- Is Sara Tugge Business Manager for the STATE
PRESS who for the past several days has been in Pine
Bluff in interest of the paper
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BROTHER IN ST. LOUIS


Dr. F. T. Guy, pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church spent
last week in st. Louis visiting his brother.
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RUMORED MARRIAGE

Not official But Dame Rumor has it that Of
leading M. DIS and of Eta Moens daughters
will middleaisle it during the Christmas holidays.
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MRS. B. H. LEE ENTERTAINS YOUNG PEOPLES
CHOIR OF MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

The Young Peoples Choir of the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church honored guest at reception given In their
honor by the Sponsor, Mrs B. H. Lee in her beautiful
North Little Rock home at FOL Locust Street. Thursday
evening" November rs at 80 p m. very enjoyable
program followed by group singing led by Miss Georgia
E. Lster and accompanied at the Grand Piano by Miss
Edna Chids a hit with all present The group
then invited to the dining in which the hostess
ed buffet style delicious repast consisting of Southern
Baked Ham, crisp lettuce Smacks pickles, Chests Pota
to Chips, Ice Cream and Cake The table was covered
with exquisite Quaker lace cloth and Patriotic color
scheme beautifully carried out in the table layout
vote of appreciation extended to the hostess by
Messrs Melvin Crouther and R. C. Robinson, which
pressed the sentiment of the entire choir.
FROM THE MOTOR CITY
Is little Sandra Joyce Washington to spend the winter
season with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Wof
fard 1923 E. 4th Street. The accompanied by her
father Arthur Washington who has returned to Detroit
NOTED CIVIC LEADER PASSES
Word reached office of the death in St. Louis last
week of Mrs. Catherine Williams devoted friend Of the
Gillian family here Mrs. Williams gained many friends
here during her frequent visits period of years She
served teacher in the public schools of St. Louis
and affiliated with civic work in her city Attending
funeral services in st. Louis Prof l. T. Glam Miss
Annie B. Gillian and Mrs Leah G. Peake.
1--WE thank Thee, Lord, that here souls, though
amply blest,
Can find, although they seek, perfect rest;
Nor ever shall until they lean Jesus breast.
TO FLORIDA FOR FAMILY REUNION
Leaving December goth to spend the Holiday Sea-
son with her mother in Live Oak, Florida is Mrs 0. T..
Hatcher wife of Dr. E. c. Hatcher EdtorManager of the
Southern Recorder Mrs Hatcher will be Joined in Flor
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of Mrs. Irene Martin. Mrs. Dol
lie Johnson and daughter. Vivian.
of Hope are visiting in the home
Of Mrs. Meta stoyall. Miss Yer.
nice Gaines Is reported improy-=
Ing from an injury received as a
result Of " gun shot We are
praying speedy recovery for
her.
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LEAVES FOR HER NEW YORK HOME

Mrs Inez L. Simpkns who for the past or 7 months
resided with Mrs G. w. Hayman, 1924 Gaines while her
husband stationed at Camp Joseph T. Robinson left
Monday night December 18th for Lawrencevile N. j.,
where she will join her mother for the Holiday Season and
will then leave in company with her mother for their
Rochester. N Y. home.
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ida, by brothers and sisters of New York and Cleveland
in family reunion at their Florida home.
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA TEA

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA TEA
Beta ri Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha was
hostess Sunday, November 28 at lovely from to
o'clock p at the beautiful and spacious home Of Pres-
dent and Mrs. NJ, l.. Harris Of Phander Smith College
fhe downstairs Respondent with Autumn leaves and
fall flowers. All members acted hostesses, seeing that
al guests served and well entertained Soror lrer.
Shropshire received at the door, Soror Bece Whitmore
at the register and Soror Elsie Edmondson served
tea The Tea given for the benefit of the National
Non-Partisan Council of Alpha Kappa Alpha Special
thanks goes to the NonPartisan Council Committee of
Beta ri Omega Chapter of which Soror Evie Crenchaw
Watts is chairman for such beautiful and successful af
fair.
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TWILIGHT TEA

The beautiful home of Mrs Nettie F. Chambers 1902
Cross Street, will be the of Twilight Tea Sunday
afternoon. Sponsored by auxiliary of the Allison Temple
Presbyterian Church with Rev. j. F. Henderson, minister
n charge the affair will be of the most beautiful of
the Hours from 400 to 700 p. The pubs
has been invited to attend
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-17

Is Pvt Anita Davis Of the WAC Detachment, Fort
Clark Texas native Little Rockian who highly prais-
ed for her skill Ping Pong Player by Alyce Dixon
coumnist for the camp paper Pvt Davis was quoted
by this columns stating quite modestly with refer
her participation in school contests and various ah-
letic Clubs of Little Rock) Il the best around those
parts" Pvt Davis is cousin of Mrs Velma White window
trimmer for Mangels.
Evening star., 1943-05-01
Foundry Methodist
To Hear Last Sermon
By Dr.. Phillips
Norway Will Be Topic
Of Talk by Poet
At Evening Service

DR.. James H. Phillips will preach
at Foundry Methodist Church at II
am. tomorrow on Goods Plan for
Your Life" This will be his last
Sunday there as assistant to DR..
Frederick Brown Harris. He is
already a chaplain in the Army.
"The University of Christian Liv-
ing" sponsored by the Foundry
Forge, will open at $50 pm. Groups
are: Radiant Living" nellie
Van D. Smith will speak on Radiant
Personality, the Great Modern
Asset" Christian Europe Today
Osborne Hauge, attache of the En-
bassy of Norway, will speak on 1.-The
Norwegian Church Stands Firm. "
At pm. there will be fellowship.
DR.. Sigmund Skard, representa-
tive Of the NorWe 1ian Embassy, who
has been called the foremost war
poet of Norway, will speak at 8 pm.
Oh "Norway's Struggle for Freedom" J"
There will be farewell party for
DR.. Phillips at 8 pm. Tuesday. ALI
members of the congregation are in
vited. The Wesley Glass will have
a party that night at the Methodist
Building. Mrs. James Shera Mont
gomery will give an Illustrated talk.
Wednesday evening the service
will be conducted by DR.. Harris.
Saturday evening members of the
armed forces will be entertained at
dinner at $3.50 o'clock with a party
following.