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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
CHURCHES
January Meeting Dates
For Ministerial Assn.
Here Are Announced

Meeting dates for the Wllm-
ington Ministerial-Association
and the Wilmington 1nterracial
ASSOCIATION for January have
been announced by ]. B Hunt
The Wilmington Ministerial
group will meet on January II
for routine business attendance.
Interracial group will hold their
meeting on January 20, accord
ing to Huntington.
The secretary said that he had
not scheduled any special busi-
ness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

Jr., leader. Worship, pm.
KURE MEMORIAL CHAPEL q
Kure Beach. Sunday school, "
am. Linwood Flowers. superln'sH
dent.
CHURCH OF GOD
Corner Fourth and Marstelle'
streets. The Rev. R. H. McIslt
pastor. Radio service o s'n,' III
WMFD. Sunday school, ~ ~ s'n,' III
Preaching II am. and 1;5V p'ia'
THE CHURCH OF GoD-Sl s.
End street. Bible school ~ a. H.;
worship II a. m. and 7;4' p H.,
W. M. B. Thursday 7;45 p m,. ,
v. L. B. Friday 7;45 p m. lN'
Rev. v. J. Sykes, pastor nv
CHRISTIAN AND MISsloSAhA
ALLIANCE
THE WILMINGTON GOSPEL
TABERNACLE-Corner Sixth sqa ~
Orange streets. The Rev. v. !,
Hurni pastor. Bible school, noo' ~
am. Worship. II a m. You4s 4,,.nss.
ple's meeting. 6:45 pm ES0Ne
listic service, 8 pm.
GREEK ORTHODOX
ST. NICHOLAS = Second ~ y
Orange streets. The hev II Niin.It
Papazisis Church sc b 30 1iJI.g
m. Service and sermon
noon. ,,er
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST -.
Ninth and Market streets ss-csooi, osI
urday. 9:45 am. Saboam ' nm.
II am. Worship service yDrsyl
Young Peoples meeting. F1p' No
meeting Wednesday, E4o p,,'
COMMUNITY CHURCH ,..
ward Carolina Beach. Inc sln'
James B. McQuere, pas.ol. pa.bin i
day school 10 am. W9aSiieEt W9aSiety 4
am. Young People S o0ci'"'
pm. Worship, 7;3O pm
PREsBYTERlAN
tNEGROl r;.h.h
CHESTNUT STREET poy G5' 3.
and Chestnut street, The ,ERcGrsb,o, RGSb
H. Baskerville. pastor. %19,SD ,.
II a. m. Sunday schooI -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Anglo Soviet Pact
On Grain Signed
1t Is Announced

LONDON, Dec. 27.-P)-An
Anglo-Soviet trade agreement
providing for barter of Russian
grain for British machinery was
signed tonight in Moscow, the
board of trade announced.
The new trade pact-which the
president of the Board of Trade,
J. Harold Wilson, told the House
of Commons earlier this month
had been agreed to Gin principle
ended months of negotiating re-
sumed after a stalemate last sum-
11aar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
BAPTIST

Ra1 4A64
FIRST - Fifth and Market
streets. The Rev. Charles A. Mad.
dry minister. Sunday school, 9:45
am. Worship. II am. and 8 pm.
Training Union 6:45 pm.
. TEMPLE - 18th and Market
streets. Sunday school. 9:45x a m.
Morning worship, II am. Train
ing Union, 6:45 pm Evening Wor.
ship, 8 pm. The Rev. w. J.
Stephenson. pastor.
CALVARY-Fourth and Bruins
wick streets, the Rev. E. W. Pate.
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45. Morn.
ing worship. 11:00. B. T. u. 6:15.
Evening worchip, 7:30.
SOUTHSlDE - 720 South Fifth
street. The Rev Guy G. Moore.
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 am.
Worship II am. and 8 pm.
Training Union. GAS pm.
LAKE FOREST COMMUNITY
.WORSHlP-Sunday school, 9:45 a.
.m.; preaching, II a. M; Training
Union, $3.50 D. m; preaching, 7:4s
p. m.
TABERNACLE-Sixth and Anr
streets. The Rev. A. H. Glaziel
minister. Bible school 9:45 am
Worship II am. and pm. BTU
6:45 p. m. Wednesday prayer 7:3(
p. m.
EAST wILM1NGToN-Live oal
ave. Fred L. Kelly, pastor. Sun
day school 10 am. Worship ii am
and p m. Training union pm.
E-WILL-Fourth and Queer
streets. The Rev A. c. Wheeler
pastor: Sunday school. 9:45 am
worship ll:00 am. and 1880 p.m
SEAGATE - Evening services
l:3O. B. T. U. 6;15, prayer meetin
7:30.
WRlGHTsBoRo - The Rev Fl
3: Strickland, pastor. Bible schoo
S:4o am: Worship II am. an
pm. BTU 6:45 pm.
GIBSON AvENUE-c. E. Bri.
son pastor. Sunday school. 10 ,
m.: morning worship. II a. m
B. l. u, Sis p. M: evenin
worship, 1880 p. M: prayer NEE
lpg. Wednesday 7:3O D. m cho
practice. THURSDAY, 7:30 n N
SUNSET PARK-The Rev r
Carl Lewis, pastor. Sund.n so,o
9:45 am Worship. Ii no sSlo oaS
pm. Training Union. e:45 - al anu
WINTER PARK - The Reu Rev ,
H.. King, pastor. Sunday school
a. m. BTU. 6:l5 o. m w. w..
boulevard The Rev. Ben A. 2 II n
CAROLINA BE2GHn1...k. Ss + IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
MINING MADE SAFER

MOSCOW WR) - A new para
chute device that gently lowers
coal mine cages which break from
their cables has passed tests
and is being put into operation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Winter Park Presbyterians
Rally To Cause Following
Burning of Sprunt Edifce

A church, the building of which was burned to the
ground about eight years ago. but whose people rallied to
the cause and with the small amount of finances CLEANED
from Insurance. rebuilt the edfce into exact replica of
the original is the Winter Park Presbyterian church, located
in the thriving church of suburban Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
y,lJLA MESSAGES
WIDELY READ
"Christmas Meditations
Bv Prisoner Alive
Today
More than a million copies o

:. = More than a million copies Of
" = "Christmas Mediation" writ
: ten during World War II, by Dr.
. n C. Chao, of the Yenching Uni
:. versity school of Theology, Pelp-
u. ing, China, while prisoner IN
the hand of the japanese, nave
been distributed in Methodls1
churches in America. They are
. heing rsed in Christmas services
IN manv churches. DR.. Chaos
English translation of his Chinese
!, original reads:
=. Mature is conquered,
While man is not tanned;
pride and avarice hold sway,
: 10 make wars in the world.
: While here below man WorshlpS
rhere is heaven, He prepares
self-sacrifice,
To give life for conquest OF SIN,
To be the Word 1ncarnate IN
order to die.
Lord, have mercy on me- !hy
= unworthy follower,
That, imprisoned as l am,
| may initiate Thy way;
In tears falling heavily, not for
me -.
But for all who have need OF
Thee"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Church Youth Eligible Non,
For32NationalScholorsh;"

CH1CAGO-Church youth Of United s+4o
will be eligible again this next year for 80 lang aa Can
regional college and summer conference scbo,ona and
through the United Christian Youth Moven nlps rate
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

FOR YOUR CONNENlLhsdule
All articles, church q otber
changes. or additions anu anu to Of
correspondence per1a n;r lii .ctiyi.
about churches and tnettl tf;ces o.
ties must be in the ts olllo' mt
the wilmington star-Ne,"S, e, 1850
later than THURSDAY "
p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

uUu IS HOW Oe1IlS SOuSIltJ SO dS 10
provide well-trained leaders of
the Jewish communities; making
the synagogue again the center
of life of Jewish groups; pro-
viding more and better training
for all Jewish children; promot-
ing American understanding of
the Jew and of Judaism.
Fix your eyes upon China's
present economic bankruptcy, her
civil war, her multiplied postwar
problems, her lack of able and
honest leadership, and you can
become completely pessimistic
about the future" says the Rev.
F. Olin Stockwell, Methodist mis-
sionary in Chengtu, West China.
But climb to a peak where you
can get a longer perspective-her
history of 1000 years, or only
of the past hundred years--and
see what mighty changes have
been wrought in this great land,
in all fields of social advance.
See what a magificent roll the
Christian church has played in
this. Then add to your perspect-
i've some of the faith and love
and hope that drove Judson Col
Inns, the first Methodist mission
ary, to come to China one hun
dred years ago today-and you
will thank God and put your
shoulder to the task"
A warning against the growing
hysterical fear of communism
among the people of the United
States and the world, was voiced
recently by the House of Bishops
of the, Protestant Eriscop a l
church. 'The surest way to fight
communism is to work unceasing-
ly at home and abroad for Soc
iety in which justice and the dig
nifty of free men are in truth
guaranteed to men of every race
and condition., said the Bishops.
"The casting of public suspicion
on fellow citizens under the pro-
lection of congressional immunity
can readily become an offence
against Gods commandment, Thou
shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbor."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

g. For Christians who understand
the real significance OF Christ
mas, there is no reason Tor ols-
couragement' , says Bishop Henry
St. George Tucker, of Virginia
'"Eyen on the human level we
were warned by our leaders tha'
victory in war would mean not
achievement of peace but rather
, opportunity to win it. AS christ
. ians we know that only through
Him whose entry into human LIE
we celebrate on Christmas Day
can we win q peace wnlcn Is
worthy of the name The peace
which we have AZ present IS ths
kind that the world g-veth
Christians, however, brings u:
the assurance that IN and th-ougr
Christ we can transform this in
perfect peace into that peace or
earth which is promised to mer
of good will"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

A stema turbine operates on
the same principle as a wind
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

More than 500 clergymen, edu-
D.. Gators and civic leaders from
every part Of the country have
petitioned President Truman to
D.. declare a general amnesty o r
conscientious objectors and others
=, who failed to adhere to the
""draft" laws, including the large
: number of members of Jehova's s
Witnesses. They ask that they be
"pardoned before Christmas, ano
that citizenship be restored to
=. those already released from
prisons. More than 700 objectors
. they point out, are still in federal
prisons and thousands are with
i. out citizenship two years after the
end of the war. The signers,
members of the Co. lmittee for
s. Amnesty, say, 1T is an injury to
J; the cause of democracy and the
:, prestige of our nation that men
who suffered for conscience sake
should at this date still be i'm
" prisoned and deprived of pre-
vious rights"
" - Led by the Jewish Theological
=, seminary of America, with head
quarters in New York City, Jew
:, ish leaders in all parts of the
sUnietd States re embarked on q
campaign to have the American
public informed on Judaism, ano
Ito intensity the adherence Of
American Jews to their own re.
..ligion. The four-point program
includes; enlarging the chools Of
the Seminary (for which $1,750,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

ST. JAMES = Third and Ma ket
streets, the Rev. Mortimer Glover
rector. Holy Innocents Day: Holy
communion 8 a. m. Church school.
's:45 a. m. Church school, e:45
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

chillun, where YOU going down
here"
I'VE wanna see them people"
they said.
But the scare crows and the
signs stayed up, anyway. They
have been successful in keeping
the birds away. he says, and he's
built traps for the rats. So his
plants flourish.
The 72-year-old Negro works all
day "evedy day 1865 days a year,
holidays and all as a janitor at
Colonial apartments, a Job he has
held for 30-odd years and tends
his garden between times.
Nobody hadn't tended no gar
den there befo' 1 did las year."
the friendly old man said. at WIZ
all swamp" Perry gets up at the
break of day and works his gar.
den before he goes to work, con.
tinues it al. his dinner hour, ano
after work at night.
His sister, with whom he lives
at 307 S. Third street, doesn't like
for him to work so nard and she
declares that Il jus know some
day I'm gonna have to go owe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

friends have gardens, too and
they're always giving him advice.
lone day 1 wuz out pickin' bugs
off my collard plants, and this
fellow came up and says, what
you dom?
"Picking bugs off so they won't
eat up my collards."
II tell you what you do, Perry,
he says, you picks nine of them
bugs off, put EN- in a clear jar
full O. kerosene, and put the jar
by the collards. Them other
bugs'll see what happened to 'em.
and they won't come back nc
more"
But Perry didn't believe him.
He still picks the bugs off.
The garden with the scare
crows" is located on Third street
between Wooster and Dawson
streets, and is definitely intensive
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
DR.. ANDERSON
ADDRESSES CLUB
Selected By Community
Chest President To
Conduct Campaign

DR.. Irene Anderson, director Of
the Wilmington Child Guidance
Clinic addressed members of the
Civitan club yesterday on the
work of the clinic and on what
can be done through psychiatry &c
improve a child's welfare.
Introduced by DR.. Mack Pick
ard, program chairman, DR.. An
derson spoke at the regular lunch
con meeting of the club in the
Crystal restaurant, and stated
that a great deal of education OF
the public was needed to make
them realize the value of PSYCHE
atric treatment.
Physical disorders are usually
recognized quickly by their out
ward symtems, she said, and a
doctor is called, or some medicine
taken. But the symtems of e
tai illness are not recognized as
easily: it takes a good deal OF
training on the part of the adult
70 recognize that something IS
wrong with the child and that psy-
ehiatry can aid him. she added:
During the meeting Civitan
President Lloyd Jackson appoint
I'd a nominating committee com
posed of DR.. J. Watts Farthlng,
chairman. Robert c. Plat, Jr.,
and John Knox Ward, who will
bring in : slate of candidates f"r
new officers of the club. Voting
N the new officers will take place
n May I.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
HARRINGTON WILL
HEAD COMMITTEE
Wilmington Child Guild
ance Clinic Speaks On
Psychiatry

Charles M. Harrington, presl-
dent of Hyman Supply company,
vas yesterday appointed as chair
man of the Campaign Committee
for the 1913 Community Chest
drive by H. A. Marks, chest presi-
dent.
Others named to serve on the
committee are Peter Browne Ruff
fin, Lenox Cooper, E. L. White,
L. E. Woodbury., Jr., Ranald Ste
wart, and Marks.
The goal of the campaign :,
which is slated to be held in Oc-
tcber, will be determined after the
chest agencies over the city make
up their budget for the year. The
goal is set from the amounts list
ed by the agencies as the needs
for the year.
Last years goal was $106, 204,
which included slightly over $10,-
900 for the U.S.O. Funds for the
lU.S.O. will not be solicited this
year, and officials predicted that
the goal for next fall would in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
He LOVES To Tend A Garden

there (across the street, and pick
him up dead"
But Perry pays 40 heed to her
admonitions. mighty few people
ever died from hard work, most
o. 'em die cause they don't
work." he says. The sister just
shakes her head and says The
Lord mus be with him"
Neat in appearance, the talka-
tive old man told of how he had
cleaned out the plot for a garden
with hand tools, cleaned out the
ditch and natural spring which
was "choked up with weeds and
trash" and planted himself a gar
den, where he raises vegetables
for his own use and to give away
Perry says he doesn't own the
land. He was a little vague On
who does. Anyway, he says, the
owner knows he has the garden.
The late Spring slowed me up
this year." but l planted a LOT
Of seed on Good Friday-that's a
good day for plantin' he said.
!, Seems that most of Perry's
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
By SUE MARSHALL
Star Staff Writer
Perry Smith just loves ito tend

Perry Smith just loves ITO teno
a garden"
And when he tends a garden
there's nothing halfway about 1t.
In a plot approximately so feet
square where Perry grows vege-
tables-there may be seen no less
than eight fully clothed scare
rows. two more partly dressed,
and six signs which strictly Tor
bid anyone to enter the sacred
premises of Perry's garden.
Perry had mis- garden at the
same spot last year and ne got
tired of 1.-The chillun running
through it and the birds and rats
botherin' my plants" So - this
yea he put up the scare crows
and painted the signs, which read
danger - Keep Out; Priveate
Property; All Out. etc"
But alas, all his trouble was for
naught it seems. The people"
OILY drew attention, as ne says.
lone day here come bout five
of them chillun. I say, hey, you
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

farming. Perry has dug irrigation
bitches around small mounds OF
pole beans CHS favorite), English
peas, etc. He works it all alone
and loves the job.
You can see the plot from the
sidewalk, and even if the scare
crows and forbidding signs don't
scare you, Perry won't like 1t il
you walk through his garden,
cause he already has enough
trouble with them chillun tramp
lin over everything
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

clude funds to be used only for
the local agencies, namely, the II
'R"Red Feather" services of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

Up to 1900 the oil industry in
The United States produced about
billion barrels of oil-about sew
On months production today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

Until 1900 kerosene was the
principal produce of the oil INDUS
try and gasoline was a byproduct.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
MARRIAGE

Paul Clifford Darden. r..
OF Wilson, to Barbara Alien " v
city. e
Edward Strain, %, sacr..
TO-, Calf, to Juanita I. Blackb..esa
%, city. sn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

TWO OF THE SCARE CROWS
which stand watch over the gar
den tended by the 72-year-old
Negro while he works all day as
.ianitOr at Colonial apartments
.(Staff Photo by Perry James,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper sa,,,
Evening star., 1947-11-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE WILL PAY-We
urgently need at once 100 used cars ior @
which we will pay top aas dollar: :, Must es
sor ssap na anf hanrs IN goos eoasTa CO.
Nv WILT fna fHY f1SSo cHsH 2sE Tor seed USED
37-42 model. Phone Ho. 6o7e before 8
RRanNrED-'4e Chevrolet. Plymouth or
Ford, BY private party: must be clean ana
Tssisniss FaiR aoNEsT 9F AffYPfRA1sALs FIJI on all
aWIN SHf WITH WINN'STop price for you,
car; never too new, never too old; VIII
come to your home 2. once e. pisnas ny psTNNNs WINNIE
S72o M Georgia ave. NV. RIA. 7422.
CHEvROLETs-Cash for your car: no req
tape. ScELEGEL & GOLDEN: 257 ar Sarroii
ST. ITakcma Park. D. c: Georgia S3Qo;
soRsoEE soEpsGasn tae GoLpEN yoE ' a57 % carro s..
Takoma Park. D. c. Georgia 5000.
PLYMOUTH-cash for your car. no red
tape. SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN, 257 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park. D. c Georgia 1900.
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on new car or sell any
carswissS car to 1917. Absolutely hish cash
price If car is paid for viii give you cash.
II car is not paid for. will pay OF balance
and pay cash differencs BARNES-sAN- H,E M
ciasiS. Iaas MG nsed.ear dealers. ~ Zee MT. Barnes
for appraisal. All cash or certified check.
Only one location, Drive in open LOT. 1900
Closed Sunday. NO. I'LL.
HOLD # JUST dMssUIE, 4, sss his5 "a
sRENTwoob sssia + Sesb MordR e., i7iS RSod:
Island ave. n.s. Open o an. to o Pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. }

100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'37
& to ~; win pay az. your price s, fos clean cars.
li;,,2 La g st. ne: TX: $500: ,
nesd msds them 2 sar aha at viii has psz had M good s
445S S;xnan,s o,.r,s,.. a1os 1&s
fa 81 1qFyss essa Hartz No M sa0e hss
Cling; we need. so cars right away and
an a Bay Bs hnd r shsn no% s0ur fs 5 E05 #
MOTOR CO. 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne.
shfI se1ne N MI' TFabr as.4i vouR CAR A. uor,.rs
corner: STANLEY H: HoRNER. Buick,
sEE e. g - " g. AT Sisz
WG PAY AZ iGh Cash Al III Tor P Clean a14 cars
s5sf SEX tSs fsi sennns s1ss 9 9s
hshest I5 Price pad sn AM oeeE BARER
WsT vsas 1s47 st nc CAR Ho viii s7qo psy h.hes,
RI.ssi RnSMo1fhs Em '7Rsi WaSrrD-ws will pay high
cash dollars; any year. any model VIII
FokDs WaNTEb-we will pay cash dol
sg agZ s Essf r. .1s 1oas L sotS T. ANS
sGicKs fw1ANrED-we will pay high cash
sfs6s ysi fns sve @'ss ss aoS s. ae
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iiAs ALTO a sALE any aSe at $oth
st. ne. AID. s344.
PONTIACs WANTED-we will pay high
LIAds AUTO SALES. r. I. ave. at Goth
81 GALh nie'' 'saRraEAsr AZ; si4a MOTOR CO., Ford
Sh pSee ~ for s your Ford Piymouth chevroet e
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We need cars Of all makes and models at
spss W R?Y hgosFI is:h co orcs c sn r s
aTs TRY niai Tk1ANGLEMaet At te top cash price for
ss car e4 De ssSS e sysS
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used car Immediately; all cash. Call gx.
# ins'Hi II GOT BRAKES. stop it at "Roper.s'
sEoftEk MST9E Co. 1880 r. I, s:vs.
ps pai, DSRSpt MSpE1 s7e5 Gar per,eraely n.H w.
needed y pys: parry: ~ viii pay full amt; in
aceErf fsse "a Go6S S. car sss as part pym. on besu
i5Sns ~ $500 Soo oTEEk W. dS.xrojI,: ls:
sTEuART MOTORS. 3rd and II SITS ne,
STUDENT WILL PAY 81 900 for good
1941 sedan or convertible coupe. MR.
GATES, DU 0293. Sunday or Monday. .
CHRYSLER 1947: must be reasonable.
II NEED NOT BE the. very latest model
We are looking for all types and model
ears for customers who who need transports,
22nd st. NV, to sell your car. CAPITOL
CADILLAc-oLDsMoBI CO. Closed
Sat., Sun. and ewes. -17
WILL PAY ali cash for good. clean used
car from privats party. UN; 0339. 20
As part payment, win trade 80 Ford Super
Tndo, in 1s f5ns rup9piHsf 9p IN sHnd, Dg 4aso;
ovner-instructor win give nisht instruc-
ton Is part Of bargain. EN-. z3g0.
URGENT-Sman new car needed: going
SysT;es.; sssh. h. :, s Ssn nu. s7ai; i;..u.,, ~ e.,
dition and ten lots st Herald Harbor for
1947 car. CO. STAT.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

The following calendar Of scien-
tific and technical society meetings
waas announced for the coming week
by the Joint Committee on Press
Relations of the District Council Of
Engineering and Architectural So
cieties and the Washington Acad-
envy of Sciences. All meetings
listed are open to the public.
Monday.
Instrumental Society Of America
pm, Potomac Electric Power Co.
auditorium. Speaker, Frank Rieber,
president, Rieber Research Labora-
tory, The Vibrotron and Its Use In
Telemetering."
National Academy Of Sciences
$3.50 pm, Natural History Museum,
Smithsonian Institution. Speaker,
DR.. Irving Langmuir, General Eec-
tric Co., Growth of Particles in
Smokes and Clouds and the Pro-
duction of Snow From Superseded
Clouds" Illustrated.
Tuesday.
National Academy Of Sciences
Autumn meeting. Auditorium Acad-
emy Building. Morning session, $50
to 1890. Afternoon session, 2 to S
pm.
American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers, management division
pm, Columbian House, G. w. Uni
versity. Speaker, Capt. w. E. A.
Mullan, industrial engineer, PRO
duction Control at the Naval Gun
Factory"
Wednesday.
National Academy of Sciences
Autumn meeting, auditorium,
Academy Building. Morning ses-
sion, $50 to 1890.
Thursday.
Washington Academy of Sciences &
the Philosophical Society, Wash
ington-Joint meeting, BIS pm,
Cosmos Club. Speaker, DR.. I. I.
Rabi, Columbia University, win
ner, Nobel Prize for Physics in
1914, THE Hperfine Structure of
the Hydrogens and Other Items"
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, Power and Fuels Divi-
sion-8 pm, Chemistry Building,
Bureau of Standards Speaker,
I. L. Nevills, Stoker Division,
Westinghouse Electric Corp, "Un-
derfeed Stokers."
Washington Society of Engineers
Annual banquet. pm, May
flower Hotel Ballroom. Reserva-
tions, Archie N. Carter, RE. $3.50.
Speaker, Gordon Fox, vice presi-
dent, Freyn Engineering Co., Chi
cago, Russia and the Communist
Challenge" Presentation of the
Washington Society of Engineers
award to Nathan Clifford Grover
1 of the Geological Survey.
i Saturday.
Philosophical Society of Washing
ton-8:15 pm, Cosmos Club Audi
torium. Speaker, DR.. j. H. Nc
Millen, Naval Ordnance Labora-
tory, Water Entry Problems"
/ Exhibit.
First International Salon, "Pho-
Biography in Science" sponsored by
the Smithsonian Institution and the
! Scientific Monthly. National Mu-
scum, Division of Graphic Arts,
November l through 30, 1947.