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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
FOR SALE

lis S. HARRISON street, Sun
set Park, 6 room home with
hardwood floors. Pre-War
construction. Priced at $1,000.
$1,000 cash and $40 mo.
Monthly payments include
taxes, insurance, principal,
INTEREST,".
S. EIGHTH street, 9 room
room home in good location,
newly decorated inside and
out. CT approved. Only
$4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow for sale
at Sill Central Boulevard,
Sunset Park on corner lot.
This home has hardwood
floors and is as clean as a
new one 81, 900 cash and
$40 monthly. FINANCED through
F.HA. and payments include
taxes, insurance, principal
and INTEREST,".
BUSINESS LOCATION at 118
Market street in the heart OF
downtown Wilmington. This
Is d real investment.
BRUNSWICK on
highway, about 7 miles out.
Seven room house, grocery
store and filling station.
Three acres. Only $1,000.
SEVERAL one-acre tracts with
barracks 7 miles out on Cas-
tie Hayne road. 100 it. road
frontage. $3.50 cash-S25 mo.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD IL
acres, six rooms and bath.
Complete Butane gas sys-
tenn. Garage, chicken house,
brooder house, stable. One
COW, two calves, several
hogs, 1875 chickens, is ducks.
10 geese and 20 gulneas.
Sacrifice price for a quick
sale.
WELL ESTABLISHED gro
Gerry and meat market. Good
corner location, close in. In
cludes stock and fixtures.
Long lease at reasonable
rent, This is a bona tide
$4,000 proposition but own
ers i'll health makes this a
sacrifice for only $500. Bet
ter investigate this NOW!
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD - 8
miles out, 3 four-room hous-
eS, one garage apartment,
grocery store, filling station,
garage and six acres Of land,
z68 loot road frontage. Sacrl-
"Ie Tor quick sale.
SEVEN MILES FROM TOWN
C~haflotte highway, five-room
mouse. u acres, $50 it. road
frontage. 4 real buy.
LEWIS REALTY co
cape Fear Hotel Bldg.)
~ second Dial 1854
M. Simpkins and S. F. Collins
Statesmen
siusooES at 4th, and Castle SITS.
w. w. vacant lot on corner. H. F
'''oef Phone 1892.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS so FOR 81
WITH N~AME-SAMPLES FREE
Biggest line sells on sight. Top
value Name-Imprinted Christmas
Folder, so for 81, up. Also show ~
~fast-selling Box Assortments in
GLIDING Christmas, Religious,
Humorous, Formals, Gift Wrap
pings, others. Sensational values
sell like wildfire at SOC. 80c, SOC
and ST retail. with a giant profit
for you on every sale. Start now.
Exporter &c not needed. Send for
FREE SAMPLES. GENERAL
CARD CO., 1900 W. Jackson
Blvd, Dept. A-6, Chicago z. III.
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|7-Wanied Male or Female

DISTRIBUTORS-CREW Managers
sell Joe Louis Champion Pro
ducts to colored men,. Marva
Louis CHS wife, Products to
colored women. Big profits. Sells
on sight. Territory Protected.
.Toe Louis Products, 6 E. Car
field. Dept NJ. Chicago IS.
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AMAZING = YOU make s25 for
selling fifty $1.OO boxes so beau
tiful assorted Christmas cards
sell for only $1.00 your
profit soc Write today for free
samples so and Is for $1.OO and
other boxes on approval. 1t
costs nothing to try. Cheerful
Card Co.. 12-AF, White Plains,
N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

CHRISTMAS CARD salespeople.
Sell the line that pays top pro-
fits. Make up to $500 on 81
Christmas and Everyday as
sortment. Gorgeous Name-1m-
printed Christmas Cards, so for
81 up. Samples on approval.
Colonial Studios. Inc, 642 Sum-
mer ST., Dept. los, Holyoke,
Mass,
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SELL THESE TOP VALUE
CHRISTMAS CARDS

CHRISTMAS CARDS
Earn BIG cash profits; Show
gorgeous picard ST Feature
Christmas, is other assortments:
5 new lines Nme-Imprinted
Christmas Cards, so for 81 up.
Matched Christmas and Everyday
Gift Wrap Ensembles. Start now.
Send for samples. James Art Stu
dios, Inc, 1877 Clifford Ave, Roch-
ester 5. N. Y.
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NEWEST IDEA IN

AMAZING! MAKE $25 selling so
boxes 81 for ST Xmas cards. Also
so and Is for 81 embossed with
name On. Samples on approval.
MINT, ~ William ST., Dept. 1876,
Newark 2. N. j.
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statesmen

statesmen
To sell something absolutely new
in liquid roofing-OXIDOIL. Never
used before. Biggest commission
ever paid on roof coating-over SOC
per gallon. Our men carr $500 to
5000 per month. Protected territor-
les. Write: Colonial Refining &
Chemical Co.. N. B. c. Bldg,
Cleveland IA, Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

WANTED-Brick Masons, S2.1O
per hour and overtime. Write
or wire John Torsky, Garrison,
North. Dakota.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
good man with car. Complete
line finest quality exterior and
interior maintenance paints for
factories, homes, schools, farm
buildings. Line includes famous
specialties, Black and Aluminium
Roofings, auto undercoating, etc.
Experience helpful but not ne
cessary. Good commissions. The
Madison Paint Co., Dept. B4724
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

RAWLEIGH DEALER wanted at
once. Good opportunity. Write at
once. Rawleigh, Dept. NCG-10O0-
105, Richmond, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

WANTED-Good pastry baker for
retail and wholesale shop. Apply
in person or phone 2-8756. Brook
Ign Bakery, 923 North Fourth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

WANTED SAWYER for ground
mill cutting hardwood. Mil in
excellent shape, 100 horsepower
unit. Must cut to grade and deli
yer 10000 feet per day. Advise
salary expected, experience and
when you can report for work.
Write Box CT, care Star-News.
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85-Help Wanted Male

WHITE MAN to 10 general fur
niture store work. Veteran pre-
ferred. Lewis Furniture compa-
ny, Sol North Fourth.
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Household Goods

rs STUDIO couch, Maple
flANU. enite kitchen, and other
iIne..1r Dial 2-l744.
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RELIABLE MAN with car want
ed to call on farmers in Fender
and Brunswick counties. Wonder
full opportunity. SIS to $40 in a
day. No experience or capital
required. Permanent. Write to-
day. McNess Company, Dept. c,
Gambler BLDG. Baltimore 2, Md.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

ENERGETIC AND ambitious
saleslady wanted for retail store
with some experience in light
office work. Good salary to start
and a good future for the right
party. State full particulars in
first letter. Write Box "S-6",
care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

MIDDLE AGE colored ON for
housekeeper. Apply 80 Wrights-
vile Ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

MEN INTERESTED in establish
ing profitable business operating
in their territory can become
successful handling 500 staple
items sold all retail stores. Write
for mammoth price list. Worlds
Products Co.. 1873 E. Blvd. Char
lotte, N. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

Delivered by Bishop J. Il. Clay.
born at the Bishops Council
June 10, 1e47.
Text: my People Are Destroy
ed For Lack of knowledge" Ho-
sea 4:6.
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JlVlNG THE 1--WE
Charley Williams

Does John S, knowthat Cledie
J. is trying to be viii SIS. best
man. e.. Oracle II. doesn't seem
to think that Elias Is the one
for her. Wonder II Marion II.
truly loves Betty n. or is he
Just pretending Ruby G. re.
ceives letters quite often from 81
Louis. Are they from l.. c, ! Won
der? Play boy Lawrence G. IS
completely out Of circulation isn't
be c. G.. 1t seem that Chester
L. has first choice with all new.
comers. Gladys S. doesn't gel
around anymore. Is 1t because Of
G.. S. 90. Dorothy G. Is playing
Earl y. cool You had better
watch out Earl, Hazel G. and
Earnest Il should get married
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

himself like a green by tree, yet
he passed away. and 10, he was
not; yes | sought him, but he
could not be found.
The ministers should say.
Its my desire to do some good
thing every day
Its my desire to help the fallen
by the way
Its my desire to bring back those
who have gone astray
Its my desire to be like the Lord.
Its my desire to bring some wan
d'rer to the fold
Its my desire to shelter some one
from the cold
Its my desire to do Thy will as
am told
It's III " Dt lint Lllt VI.
Its my desire to teach some sin
ner how to pray
Its my desire to help SOME trav-
eler find his way
Its my desire to lift up Jesus eve
ry day
Its my desire TO be like the Lord
Its my desire to see His face
when life is done
Its my desire to meet the Father
and the Son
Its my desire to hear Him say
My child We'll Done
Its my desire to be like the Lord.
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:. SERMON :.

consequent destruction. Israel was
rejected and punished, was sent
into a long captivity, because of
detection and hardened impa-
thence.
1t is a law of the divine govern
ment that wilful ignorance should
entail moral deterioration. A
plant cannot be taken into dark
ness without suffering for light;
its vitality is at once enfeebed,
and gradually diminished until it
dies. 1t is so with the soul. the
church, the nation. America, to-
day needs moral and religious
sunshine. Too much political dark
ness, fought by segregation, ra-
cial discrimination and proscrip
ton, represent sickness an d
death.
The book of Hosea represents
the summary Of what he taught
and felt during his official ca
reer, which covered a period of
approximately thirty years. It's
questionable whether he lived to
see the destruction Of Israel, but
he was privileged prophetically
to visualize the cause that led
to its ruin. He was moved by the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
MILITARY HEIGHTS 1--WE
Katie Guess

Katie Guess
L. r. has put c. j. down Cold.
What about that d. Jr.., D.. VIII
somebody please ask z, W. what
is she going TO do. | see l.. II.
is coming home every night Is
it because of l.. G.. Tell some
body to find out about j. NJ and
please report 60 me BE-. ! saw Il.
w. out at O. LIS house What
about that JW.S o., Al. is nearly
crazy. Is If because p, J II. is
gone? Ask aud see co., All of II.
s. business is across the river
II you want to know more watch
him. A. Alexander and l.. j. u
are not on good terms. don't
know why , 2. L. What are you
going to do, DO you really know
your self says G. J. S.. L. Is.
is singing Hurry Hurry Baby, /
can't hold on much longer. since
-. ] has been gone. j. y. $,
and A. NJ. are coming on like a
light.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

on by perpetuation in Episcopal
districts.
The itinerant system. started
BY the fathers of our Methodlsm,
cross the yester-years, built our
Methodism, and Episcopacy, but
today a turning away from these
established rules and traditions
has almost wrecked our Bethel
Why should we bishops, holy ia
theirs. send men and refuse to be
sent ourselves?
Eighty-five percent of the
church's present trouble was not
begun by the humble ministry,
nor the loyal laity, the priests God
less knowledge of God, has lead
almost to religious prostitution
God help US to see the future
"ln US lies their tomorrow. God
give us men, honest men, tall men
sun crown men, men that the lust
of office cannot buy; men that
will treat right; men that will
keep their word; men that will
regard the golden rule as the
tape measure for their lives. Men
that will not stoop and buy the
office of the bishopric.
Right for Ever on the ScaffoId;
Wrong for Ever on the Throne;
But that Scaffold Sways the Flu
ture, God is Standing in the Shad
ow, keeping Watch Above His
Own.
Too much secular prosperity is
dangerous. The Master said Il
will ever turn, will ever turn D..
| will change their glory into
shame. | will strip them of all
they now glory in, all their world
ly prosperity. | will extinguish
their lights. Thou fool, this
night thy soul shall be required
of thee. | have seen the wicked
in great power. and spreading
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
Theme: individual and Collective
Ignorance Coupled With Dis
obedience Responsible for In
ternationa Destruction.

The destruction of Israel is
traced TO her ignorance and dis
obedience OF the Priest and his
followers. Ministerial dereliction,
imperfect leadership, disloyalty
in certain portions of the church,
are responsible for our present
plight. No leader is fully prepar-
ed to direct the agencies OF chris
tianity, who is biased, ignorant,
selfish and narrow in his concep-
tons of the truth and the true
responsibilities that rest upon
his shoulders.
knowledge alone, however is
not sufficient, but nevertheless it
is indispensable to Christianity.
A lack of knowledge is itself de
struction. Its a struggle and a
starving of the soul through de
feat OF spiritual nourishment
They die without wisdom; Is the
mournful lanentation of the spec
tator of moral delinquency and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK news
Henry Porch

CHURCH NEWS. King Solo
mon Baptist Church: the beloved
pastor Of King Solomon Baptist
Church will render services day
and night; Sunday School, A. J.
Folly superintendent, and b T U
Mrs. Elvine Martin supervisor.
Come and take part in every ac-
tiyity of the church. Henry House
Dave Gorden, b. J. Robinson,
James Wright, Charlie wilkins.
Willie Watson are men who have
become deaeons of King Solomon
Baptist Church. Rev. c. l.. Criner
Is pastor. Pilgrim Progress
Baptist Church: The Silvertone
Gospel Singers will sponsor their
regular musical program Sunday
night at o'clock. The Silver.
tones will also appear at Mat,
thew Temple at 26th and Main
in No. Little Rock, Come early to
get a seat Come and worship
with us at 400 Magnolia Street.
Services every second and fourth
Sunday. Rev. B. J. Whitfield pas
tor :. McCabe Chapel =. There
will be regular services Sunday.
Come and worship with us. Rev.
d. d. Hawkins Is pastor :. LIST
Baptist 9th and Pine. The Jun.
Tors will sponsor their regular
musical program Sunday night
at s O'Clock. Come and help the
church of tomorrow Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist Church. =. The Shin
ior singing class of King Solomon
Pleasant will render their regu-
lar musical program with the help
of visiting quartets of the city
and members. c. c. Jordan, spon-
sor, and Rev. J. b. Barnes, pas
tor. Samaritan Hill Baptist
Church: Come and worship with
us Sunday, day and night. There
is also a revival going on. Rev.
J, T. Brunette, PASTOR. The Jun
ior singing class of ing Solomon
meets Saturday at s p m. To
contact the choir please see Mrs.
Lettie Wright, phone 1888. The
Mission Band meets Tuesday 1880
p. m, Mrs. Z. Adams president,
Mrs. j. A. Dorann. secretary. =.
STATE PRESS papers are on
sale at the office of Henry Porch,
1905 Magnolia st. No. Little
Rock, phone, S76S. Get your news
in before Monday. We accept ad-
vertisement of any kind and size
For the STATE PRESS see your
statesmen around MIR ID. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Wilkins OF 1919 Cy-
press and their two daughters
are spending three weeks with
their daughter Mrs. Joann Fisher
in Los Angeles, California. Re-
porter Henry Porch, who took
his summer vacation in Monica,
H., has returned to North Little
Rock.
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the Lord. and the Lord has re
jected thee from being King oV'
er Israel" As the Lord increased
Israel in wealth, and members
they multiplied in transgressioh'
their material acquisition minis
tered the sins of the people ana
offered occasion of trespassihg
against God,
Their acts paved the way lor
national distinctions. Pride ana
degradation proverbially lead to
ruins; vaulting ambition over
laps itself and fails on the other
side; riches and abundance n
population tempts nations to war
which becomes their destruction
Today both priest and people are
gambling with their future. There
is collision between the priest
and the people.
Fault in Life Breeds Errors In
The Brains, and Errors In The
Brain, Produce In Turn Faults In
Life" Thus it was with Israel De
bauchery and drunkenness, and
this to an extreme degree. had
darkened the understanding, hard
ened their heart. paraly2ed the
will, and scared their conscience;
This enfeebled then Intellectual
ly. morally and spiritually. They
resorted to images rather than
God.
The African Methodist Church,
today, is facing preearious con
ditions. Her numerical strength
increased wealth, her crave for
ungodly power, greed, graft. in
sincerity in actions with one an
other, if not watched and coon
trolled. will cause disunty, disin-
tegration, and destruction. She
is at the cross-road in her think
ing; she is facing certain types
of discrimination, and segregation
even in her religious practices,
even in her communion services.
Why should my wife, because she
Is bishops wife be given spe
cial privileges. when it comes to
the communion? Does she not
have to make the same eonfes-
sion that all other sisters make?
"Ye that do truly repent of your
sins and are in love and charity
with your neighbors, and intend
to lead a new life. walking from
henceforth in his holy way; draw
near with faith, and take this ho-
~ sacrament TO your comfort
This request is not made TO some
particular set, why discriminate?
Our Episcopal Leadership
Our Episcopal leadership needs
Strengthening. 1t needs poise, spi-
ritual power, more Cody Judge
ment, and less Goddess Judge.
ment, if the church of tomorrow
is to realize its goal in world
peace, in democracy, in religion
justice, equity and the brother
hood OF man. The day for the big
stick has passed. Living in a diff
ferent bracket officially is no
sign of christian piety and good
ness. No longer should We tole-
rate built up oligarchy brought
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
NORTH LITTLE ROCK JJlvE

Robert Williar1s
Steve A. and X. Brown seem to
understand one another. Edward
d. says Life would be beautiful
IL Bernie A. would say yes. -.
Helen r. Lives on Ninth Street
now. Wonder II it's so she can
be closer to Frederick? VIII
someone please give Otis +. Re
monas address so he will stop
asking Theodore o., Oracle n.
didn't let John $. escort her
home from the social. Was 1t be.
cause Elias NJ. was at the social?
! don't hear much about Herbert
7. these days. Leon Z. says
there Is nothing in n. l.. r. for
him 81. Roosevelt S. visits Elou-
Use II. every day. Good Luck
Pail Emma =. who Is your
new sweet heart? Tell me. | can
keep a secret. e. don't see Jean
w. and Others on this side since
Eddie S. left. Jean c.. who
the young man who escorted you
to the social. wonder If Fan
ME c, will put her play in for
George Jr".. Rose D, you can
stop crying now. Joe E. is not
dead 90. Pinnie W what impor-
tant character do you visit on
Cedar Street.
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Spirit Of God to utter warnings,
rebukes, and prophecies, because
lsraels former success and Veto.
ries under the reign OF Jerobeam
the Enc, had not turned her back
to God.
They could not see the wrath
of God was ready to fall upon
them, and their only hope lay in
averting his judgement unto God
Whom they had virtually reject.
ed. israePs success and temporary
immunity from foreign evasion
had never led them, instead OF
seeing to a reformation or i'm
provement of religion; when trou
Bile befell them, instead of see.
ing there in the punishment OF
their sin and a motive for con,
version, they were only alienated
further from Jehovah and more
bent on departing from national
devotion to God.
My people are destroyed for
lack of knowledge this compre
hends all the people of the ma
ton. Its subject is singular, but
its stated in the collective sense
hence its verb is plural. Destroy
ed here means eternal silence; nc
knowledge of God. Its always i'm.
portant to know God The know.
ledge of God is most excellent
the most exact of all the sciences
Paul counted all but lost in com
parison with its possession. This
is life eternal that they might
Know God, the only true God and
Jesus Christ, Whom thou hast
sent. Israel's captivity was due
to the absence of the knowledge
of God We need more than Re
ligious, academic, political know.
ledge.
Rejection implies the presence
of the object God. God had to
be individualized to be rejected
Absent from the mind or mem.
DRY argues purposely rejection.
Here the sins of the priest and
the people were evidenced. The
priest neglected his teachings.
The lips Of the priest were re-
quired to keep knowledge. In
this connection they neither pre-
served that knowledge them
selves nor taught the people.
therefore | will reject thee from
being priest unto me- | will for
get thy children"
Christianity is more than a
mere knowledge of science. phi
losophy, literature, or art. Its
more than a knowledge of logic
or mathematics. One may be full
ly able to translate correctly Cae
sar, Virgil. Ciscero and Xenephon
and read the same fluently; ones
knowledge of forming equilateral
triangles in Geometry, or debate
logically with such logicians as
were Jevons. McCosh. Tigert, or
True and fail to know God, every
thing is lost.
Christianity, is an acknow-
Judgement of the Divinity of Je-
sus Christ, which comes through
devine revelation of the Holy Spi-
rit. "Ye must be born again.
The new birth, introduced makes
one become fully acquainted with
God. To be void of such know
ledge, is destruction. Moral du-
ties are salutary streams that
flow from it. Goodness is the
source of uprightness; piety to-
ward God produces propriety of
conduct in demeaning our selves
and in dealing with others; when
the right knowledge OF God is
absent, We need not expect truth
from men where there Is no sense
OF christianity.
Thou has rejected the word OF
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
SPRARKMAN

The Harmonizing Five Female
Quartet of this city renered pro
grams at Beirne and Carthage
Sunday, June 22 ... T. |. Crud-
up is on the sick list 80. Have
your money ready when the Pa
per comes around
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

They are such a lovely couple,
Steve A. is out after hours. Is
II because of frankie BIS friend
ship. 1t seems that Neomi Nj.
should get herself boy friend
or join the lonely hearts club ...
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Moral Integrity in
Our Everyday Lives

LESSON TEXT FOR JULY 6-Job Ill;
6:1-5: 3i:19.28
MEMORY sELEcT1oN-My righteous
ness l hold fast. and will not let 1t 60:
my heart shall not reproach me so long
rs live.--Job 27.e.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

young musician is known in
many sections of the country as
the wonder child and is able to
hold her audience spellbound
She possesses rare voice range.
She has given recitaIs in some of
the largest churches in the con-
necton. She will leave Arkansas
in July and return in Septe mber.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

EDITORS NOTE: Lesson subjects
and Scripture texts selected and copy
Hshted BY International Council OF Re-
HEious Education: used by permission.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Baldwin Will Propose
Terminal Pay Cash 70
Senate Unit tuesday

Senator Baldwin, Republican, OF
Connecticut, said today he will bring
legislation to permit former enlisted
men to cash their terminal pay
bonds before the full Senate Armed
Service Committee at q meeting
next Tuesday.
The Senator, chairman of SUBJ
committee considering the proposals
said his group probably will approve
measure today. Formal subcom-
mittee approval awaits only the in
dorsement of Senator Wilson, Re-
publican, of Iowa, who was not pres
ent at a hearing yesterday.
Senator Baldwin, Republican, o'
Connecticut, chairman of a sub.
committee considering the legisla'
iton, said his group probably will ac'
today-in time to report bill to the
full committee tonight.
Senator Baldwin indicated the
bill would closely follow measure