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al League history to have pitched a perfect game
 The defeat by Hutchinson and the Tigers, which incidentally cut New Yolks first place margin to lCi2 games over Detroit, left the Yankees as co-holders of the Amer ican League consecutive game win ming record with the 1906 Chicago White SoX, The Major League rec ord of 26 is held by the 1916 New York Giants
 Will Marshall hit three consecu- tive home runs and Johnny Mize and Bobby Thompson hit one each to lead the Giants to an 8-3 vic tory over the Cincinnati Red at the Polo Grounds
 The Boston Braves dropped a 21 decision to the Pittsburgh Pirates in Boston
 The Chicago Cuhs collected i6 hits to defeat the Phillies in Phila- delphia 7-5
 Ted Williams enjoyed his best batting day of the season as he smacked five for five including his 17th and 18th home runs and drove in five runs, but the St. Louis Browns nosed out his Boston Red Sox 9-8 Ray Coleman, Jeff Heath and Paul Lshner homered for the Browns
 Lon Black pitched and batted the Cleveland Indians to a GO shutout ever the Washington Senators to snap the Tribes siXgame losing streak Black held the Mats to five singles and hit base-cleaning double in the second inning
 Joe Haynes allowed only four hits in pitching the Chicago White Sox to a Al triumph over the Phila- oelphia Athletics in Chicago.
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HUTCHINSON STOPS YANkS;;
 ALSO SHUT0UT
By JOE REICHLEP

Associated Press Spor-- Writer)
 "Stoppers' Freddy Hutchinson, 27-year-old native of Seattle, Wash, and 21-year-old Ralph Branca. from Mount Vernon, N. Y. a pair of righthanded hurlers, were receiving plaudits today for having given probably the rest pitching perform ances yet in the 1947 major league season.
 Hutchinson, ne seIious-minded Detroit Tiger twirler. probably had the toughest assignment ever hand ed pitcher this season. Entrust- cd with the task of stopping the New York Yankees, something no pitcher has been able to do in 19 straight games since June 29, Hutch not only squelched the Yankees bid for their goth straight win an American League record-but stopped them cold with only two hits as he shut them out so.
 Branca, Brooklyns mound ace, came even closer than Hutchinson in joining the elite group of pitch CTS who have hurled perfect games, that is, allowing no one to reach first base.
 He retired the first q men to face him in shutting out the St. Louis Cardinals TO with one hit. And but for an eighth inning lead- eff single by Euos Slaughter and a pass to Whitey Kurowski later in the inning. he would have become the first pitcher in modern Nation
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MCpM0NS CELEBRATE
 TOOTH AkNIvERSARY

A srccia! g~ogram and dance will be held at the American Legion nall Thursday to commemorate the tooth anniversary of the arrival of the Mormon pioneers in Utah. The celebration is sponsored by the Church of the Latter Day Saints beginning at D m, July "A.
 Elder Keith E. Sohm said today that the program will start with the showing of colored slides depicting the westward movement of the Church This will be followed ty 8 sl,crt program and a dance. The
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ed to center and Snow scored when the ball went through the fielder's legs. Holloway went to second on the throw to the plate. Guy was out, second to first. Holloway nov ing up to third Tyvoll crashed a three -bagger to the left field cor ner to score Holloway. On hit and run attempt. Tyyoll was cut at the plate, Hagerup reaching first. Smithberg was hit by pitched ball Houston singled to left field, scoring Hagerup from second for the winning run. Three runs, four hits, one error, two left on base. Two men out when game ended.
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l lCI9lS S& 0 1- 14 4O T
 Summary -Two-base hits Mier- zejewski, Palmer, Cantillion. Three ease hit. Tyvoll Double plays Elks 1 (Palmer to Cantillion), Legion l (McDaniel to Cope. Stolen bases: Male. Houston. Palmer, Guy. Left on bases: Legion 9. Elks 9.s Hit by pitched ball. Smithberg by Jen- sen. Passed ball: Cope l. Wild pit ches. Jensen l. Bases cn balls: off Houston 5; off Cantillion l, off Jensen ?. Struck out by. Houston 1. Jensen '. Earned runs off; Hous- ton 3; Cantillion A. Jensen 4. Win ring pitcher: Cantillion. Runs bat ted in Legion Mcdaniel, Jensen, Rolliscn, Male, Gle-ton, Elks - Houston. Cantillion 2, Holloway 2; Guy, Tyvoll Runs scored off: Houston 3; Cantillion 4. Innings pitched hy: Jensen T; Houston 3 1-3: Cantillion 3 2-3. Umpires Hedges and Hardin. Time of game: l hour, 10 minutes.
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WASHINGTON

Empire warn-aoS Tor results,
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ELkS SNATCH LEAGUE LEAD
 FROMLEGION
Final Inning Rally Cops Last Night's Game for
 BP0E-RoIIowdYH Helps

The Elks, bolstered by the return | of Red Holloway with his weighty mace and steady receiving, last evening drew a hitch on top spot Nn the Gastineau Channel Baseball League second-hah race. The Pur- |ples outlasted the Legion by to |I7 count to move one full game out | in front of the middle-p place Le- | |eionnaires.
 Starting Elk hurler Stu Houston was bothered by wildness during a bad first inning and it appeared l |that Mark Jensen, smooth working |DCu9las veteran on the hill for the Legion, might he able to coast in on the three-run edge his mates built up ill the opening frame. However, it was a batters' night land Jensen was unable to keep the |BPOE clouters in check through the third. In the last of that inn ing the Elks evensd the count and in the fourth added two more scores cn Cantillion's double. In the fore part Of that inning, Can tillion had swapped his shortstop- ping jcb with Houston, to take over the latter's pitching chores with all sacks loaded and only one cut. Cantill!ons beautifully cool chucking in that clutch retired the Leg.crnaires without a tally.
 But the ice melted of the Legion bats in the fifth and Tommy Mier- zejswski's double followed by four singles plus a walk built four Le- gicn runs and left the Elks again trailing.
 It was not until the final frame that the Elks again came to life. Then, helped by an error, the Pur- ples came even on Iyvolls flashing, triple to deep left and took the game when Houston singled home Fry flag erup.
 First Inning
 Legion Nielsen singled to left field. Mierzejewski singled to cen ter moving Nielsen to third Mo Daniel walked Holloway's wild throw over first let Nielsen and Mierzejewski score with McDaniel taking second. Jensen singled to center scoring McDaniel, Jensen going to second On the throw to the plate. Rollison walked. Cope skied to Palmer in short center, Jensen being doubled off second. Male popped to Palmer. Three runs, three hits, one error, one left on base.
 Elks - Houston walked. Palmer struck cut. Cantillion flied to cen ter. Snow flied to third. No runs, no hits, no errors, on left on base.
 second Inning
 Legion-Gleaton popped to the pitcher. Ferraro walked and was thrown out attempting to steal sec end. Nielsen flied to center field. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Elks -- Holloway tanned. Guy swung at wild pitch for a third strike, taking first when the ball got past the catcher. Guy stole second. Tyvoll famed. Hagerup hit past third base moving Guy to that corner. Smithberg grounded out to the first haseman. No runs, one hit. no errors one left on base.
 Third Inning
 Legion Mierzejewski famed.
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PLEASANT SHOPPING

You'll enjoy looking around and find many things you want to use, to give-in Juneau Youngs Furni- ture and Toy Department. on the Mezzanine Floor. adv 631-tf
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local observance will coincide with a grand celebration being held throughout the entire state of Utah.
 All persons are invited to attend.
 WASHINGTON Resolutions calling for separate investigations of the high cost of living and of the housing shortage were ap- proved by the Senate Banking Committee Each inquiry would be conducted by joint commit tee of Senators and Representa- . tives. and each would have $l00.- 0e0 in operating funds.
 Empire wain-auS Tor results,
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NEXT GAME

The next scheduled game is on Sunday. Elks meeting Moose, wea- ther, etc, permitting.
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k c eague
 < Lead ders

Leaders in the two major leagues, through games of yesterday, are as follows:
 In the American League:
 Batting Boudreau, Cleveland, $40; Kell, Detroit, .339.
 Runs batted in-Williams, Boston, Is; Heath, St. Louis, and Gordon, Cleveland, IS.
 Pitching Shea, New York, 11-2, .S48; Harder, Cleveland, 5-l, .833.
 In the National League.
 Batting Walker, Philadelphia, $40; Gustine, Pittsburg, 320.
 Runs batted in-Marshall, New York, 73; Mize and Cooper, New York, TO.
 Home runs Mize, New York, 27; Marshall, New York, 24.
 Pitching Blackwell, Cincinnati, 1e-2; 889; Spaln, Boston, 13-3, .Sl3.
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When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHEIM SHOES at Graves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Edwin Macarthur, conductor-pi
anist, born in Denver, 40 years
ago.
J. Donald Adams, contributing
editor TO the N. Y. Times Book
Review, born in New York City,
SO years ago.
US. Sen. Allen J. Ellender of
Louisiana. born in Terrebonne
Parish. La. So years ago.
DR.. John r. Dunning of Column
bia University, physicist, creator
Of the atom-splitting machine
born in Shelby, Nebr., 40 years
b ago. -
Hugh Leach of Richmond, Va,
noted banker, born there, So years
ago.
Hammond E. ("Ham"O Fisher,
cartoonist. creator of "Joe Pa
looka," born at Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
a. years ago.
Samuel Clay Williams. board
chairman of Reynolds Tobacco,
born at Mooresville, N. c., SO
years ago.
DR.. James L. Morrill,. president
of the University of Minnesota,
born at Marion, Ohio, Sc years
ago.
DR.. George w. Stocking of the
University of Texas, noted eco
nomist born at Clarendon, Tex,
IS years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
Know AmeYical

1789-In accordance with the
Constitution, Congress sets up the
Supreme Court, Chief Justice
and five Associate Justices.
l858-Denver, Colo, set up on
paper as st. Charles--first build
ing on site set up the next month.
l869-Historic "Black Friday"
on Wall Street-Jay Gould and
other spectators attempt to COR
ner the gold market.
l9l8-Influenza epidemic said
spreading throughout the East.
1922-Shown that Americans
invested a billion dollars since
1918 on German paper money
almost a total loss.
1936-Father Coughlin talks of
bullets if ballots become USE
less.
l939-Germans in Poland form
ally hand over to Russians the
latter's slice of Poland.
l943-More American troops
land on Salerno Bay beaches,
Italy.
l944-The First US. Army in
Germany clears Stolberg.
1945-Gen. Macarthur bans
Jap foreign trade without Allied
consent.
1946-America pleased by
peace statements of Stain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Congregational
Church Supper

A Church Family Night sup
per will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church Thursday evening
at Q o'clock. This will be a COW
cred dish or tureen style. with
meat dish. desert, rolls and
drinks furnished. The supper
committee includes Mrs. ]. E.
Pickens. Mrs. George Archer and
MrG Burnell johnson.
A fellowship program will be
carried out and those attending
will have an opportunity to be-
come acquainted with the new
Associate Minister of the Congre-
gafional and Poinciana Communi-
~ Churches and his wife, Rev.
and Mrs. William w. life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
LAUGH AWHILE
Conservation

One Japanese Dragged to an
other that he made fan last
20 years by opening only fourth
section, and using this for five
years. then the next section, and
SO on.
The other japanese registered
scorn.
81 was better taught. l make a
fan last a lifetime. open it.
wide, and hold it under my nose
quite motionless. Then wave my
head"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
Ordination Service!
P0inciana Tonight

Poinciana Baptist Church will
hold ordination services tonight
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Waldo E.. Wood,
'promotional secretary of the Mi
ami Baptisa Association, will con-
duct the service.
G. D. Glover and L. H. Golfer
are to be ordained deacons.
Rev. A. D. O'Briant is to be
ordained to full gospel ministry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
PhilcO Advanced Design
Elect c Refrigerator,

Silvertone Radio, cabinet mod
ell; Innerspring Mattress with
coil springs; large size all-wool
Rugs; Baby Crib and Furnish
ings. Also other House Furn-
ishings, including two-piece
Living Room Suite and Tables.
Ali in very good condition.
sRene Armengol, 908 Packer
Street. sept24-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
HELP WANTED
RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKJACK TYPE

6 MATTRESSES, 2 second cooks, one
dishwasher, one bar helper.
Eight-hour day, 6-day week.
Call in person between 8 a. M,
and 5 p. M, at Viewers, Stock
Island. sep23-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
FOUND

Boys bicycle. Owner may have
same by identifying and paying
for this ad. 1923 Catherine
Street. sep24.2tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Thursday. Some indication of
slightly cooler Wednesday. Gentle
10 moderate southerly winds be-
coming moderate to fresh south
west and west.
Florida: Cloudy over north
portion with intermittent light
rain over extreme north portion
this afternoon; otherwise partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Thursday. Not quite so cool over
extreme north portion Thursday.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: All warnings removed.
Moderate 10 fresh winds, south
westerly over north portion and
southerly TO southwesterly over
south portion this afternoon grad
ually diminishing to moderate
southwesterly tonight and Thurs
day. Weather cloudy with inter-
mittent light rain over north por-
ton this afternoon: otherwise
partly cloudy this afternoon, to-
night and Thursday.
East Gulf of Mexico: All warm
ings removed. Moderate to fresh
winds northwesterly over extreme
north portion and southwestern
over south and central portions
this afternoon, gradually dim
finishing tonight and Thursday.
Weather partly cloudy, except
cloudy with intermittent light
rain over Apalachee Bay this aft
crnoon.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24

New 2-story duplex apartment
house. Lot 80 X SO. Beautiful
ly handicapped. Fruit trees. Fur
nished. 800 Georgia Street. In
quire at 700 White Street.
sep24-4t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24
EoR SALE

Have a Lot? Here's a bargain: g.
bedroom cottage, excellent con-
dition. Modern bath with tub
and shower, modern kitchen,
electric stove and refrigerator,
Solar heater. Completely fur
nished or unfinished. 1880
Fogarty Ave-, Apt. 8, or phone
1172-M. sep23-7t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24

Will pay l to 5 dollars per ounce
for cut hair, 26 to SO or more
inches in length. Mail full length
sample to Pc. Box los, Key
West, for prices. sept22-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-24

Ladies, the Hollywood Glamour
Sittings require two hours.
Please make appointments in
advance. Phone 439. Air Con-
ditioned for your convenience.
Evans-Pilkington Studio. Next
door to Bus Station). sepl5-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

Motors rewound and repaired. All
appliances repaired. c. g. w.
Electric Shop, 1872 Duval Street,
Phone 1341. sep8-20tx
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Boat for sale. Can be seen at A.
& B. Fish Market. Very rea-
sonable. sept20- l0tx
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Young man who has had expert
ence selling auto parts, to work
in store. Apply Eastern Auto
and Home Supply Co., ll0l Di-
vision Street. sep22-3t
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Subscribe to The Citizen,
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POSITION WANTED

Cashier or checker, day or night
work. Phone 1109-J.
sep23-3tx
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Furnished 3-bedroom cottage, no
children or pets. Phone 1894.
sept20-4t
Furnished four-room apartment,
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. APP
ply Coral Hotel Apartments,
opposite Post Office.
sep24-1 lat
Small apartment for rent. 1929
Duncan ST., Phone 817-R.
sept24-3tx
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Information for the Advertisers
FOR SALE

New SUPERFICIAL vacuum clean
er, slightly used. Price, $4,000.
Phone 1l64-M. sept19-tf
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REPORT

d. Key West, Fla, Sept. "a, l947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time.
City Office
Temperatures
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Wlndy.
Fifty dollars it cost. It's an
Elise original. If l can't get it
copied before Madame gets back
from the Cape, I'll be fired"
Five dollars. Not one cent
more" Windy announced.
The crowd pressed closer, ad-
vising, taking sides. The police
man scratched his head. Nov,
be reasonable, he pleaded.
Five dollars" reiterated
Windy.
Fifty" shrilled the girl. 'tOf-
ficer, arrest him. Arrest him."
WITH Windy squeezed between
the girls, and the policeman
squatting at their feet, they rode
to the police station, where the
officer in charge listened, yawned
and jerked his thumb toward an
ante-room.
Take 'em in there, O'Daniel,
and if they can't settle it in an
hour -" his eyes rolled toward
the cells in the rear of the station.
Susie shuddered. "Kensington
Windust, you get me out of this"
Il can't. You've only got five
dollars"
Haven't you any money any
where?"
Look, crumb bun, was de-
tanned in the army of occupation
till spring. Then there was our
tenement, and now YOU"
Susie refused the bait. The
wall clocks hands moved stead
lily. She had a dinner date with
Kurt. If she didn't appear. he'd
phone the club, and some goon
would regale him with the details
of her colorful departure.
Windy, haven't you friends
- your boss? You do have a
boss, don't you?"
Sure, Editor of Tales and
Tattles. And he'd give fifty dol
lars for this little episode, done
with my inimitable humor."
you wouldn't darer'
you mean, you wouldn't"
Susie looked despairingly from
the immobile face of the police
man to the belligerent one Of the
girl. The cabbie dozed peacefully
in a chair. If only she hadn't
bought that expensive dress for
the Commissioners dinner! If
only she'd worn Kurt's pearls.
SHE jumped up. "I'll pawn my
pearls, officer. 1t won't take me
long"
O'Daniel had the speed of a
cat. mo, you don't. Once out
that door, you'd keep going. The
Sarg said for you all to settle it
right here
you've got to do something,
Windy. We can't spend the night
together in Jail" Susie walled.
Don't worry, sweetie. You'll
be in your little cell, me in mine"
There was only Kurt. Spend
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Waves Sci Deeper
PermsReats Last Longer

So true is this, that every
bottle is sold with a money-back
guarantee. Ask for Laco Genuine
CASTLE Shampoo. On sale at all
toiletry counters. Laco Products
Inc, Baltimore "a, Md.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
TROUBLE AHEAD
with dry and frizz|ed hair

a radiant, lustrous cleansing. But
you don't impair natural scalp
oils so necessary to the hair.
You get the added benefits of
castor and coconut oils
for quick lathering and cleans
ing and a quick filmless rinse
for hair lustre.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

If you're heartsick trying to
make your hair look like some
thing. cheer up! Today there's
shampoo made with three
selected oils for hair that has
been made almost hopeless by
drying shampoos.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

THE HANDICAPPED oNE-FIFTH- Definite
signs of poorly built homes we're found in
one out of five pre-school age children
among 5,22. examined in North Dakota.
Giving Vitamin d daily helps the child
form strong sound bones. Give Squibb Cod
Liver Oil regularly every day!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-17

baggage examination we went
to a delightful home of friend
of ours, where we spent almost
four days. We then came to
Los Angeles by a night train,
and so are at last here.
eve must not fail to tell you
that we greatly appreciate
your kind interest and invalu-
able help. I am still looking
forward to the time when we
can actually come to Zion for
a long visit, that will be very,
very good for all of us.
eve were so very happy to
see Overseer and Mrs. Robin
son and Mrs. Theo DePew and
her daughter on September 9.
We promised to go to Pasa-
dena the Sunday of September
18th and Edwin has to give a
little talk on China to the
church people.
"Please give my kindest
greetings to Mrs. Mintern and
friends in Zion City. With Cor
dial greetings I remain,
Josephine Ding"
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MRS. JOSEPHINE DING
IN THE UNITED STATES

Continued from Page u
Josephine Ding, stating that
they, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Ding and their daughter final
ly arrived in the United States
from China.
It will be remembered that
The Theocrat reported some
time ago that Josephine's hus-
band, Edwin Ding, had been
offered a teaching position at
the University of Southern
Salifornia at Los Angeles. They
experienced considerable diff
ficulty in getting passage for
all three.
In her letter Mrs. Ding
writes: II am glad to report
that the voyage across the
Pacific was very pleasant, in
spite of a few days of rough
sea between Honolulu and San
Francisco. However, we were
able to maintain a splendid
record as regards taking meals
regularly in the dining room.
upon arrival at San Fran
cisco we were met by Edith
Teeple and my sister-in-law,
Mrs. James Ding. We spent a
good hour at the pier talking
about good old times. After
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BUNYAN'S "PILGRIM'S
PROGRESS"

CONTINUED from page y
estial City.
The production requires ap-
proximately two hours to pre-
sent. Already hundreds of
tickets have been ordered and
we suggest you make your re-
servations as early as possible,
sending your remittance with
order SO that you will not be
disappointed. All tickets are
for reserved seats, priced at
$1.O0 each for adults, SOC each
for children, tax included.
There can be no refund for
cancellations received too late
for resale. 10 per cent discount
is granted for groups number
ing 20 or more.
If travelling by train we sug-
gest the North Shore Line with
schedule as follows:
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ZION SCHOOLS

Release cards will be sent
home Tuesday September 16,
with the pupils of grades four
through eight to get the writ
ten consent of parents or guar
dams to attend the Christian
Education classes.
These courses are planned
to give the students a ground
ing in the principles of the
Christian view of life. The ma
terial to be used is approved by
an INSTRUMENTATION COM
mittee and all sectarianism or
denominationalism is avoided
in the teaching of these classes.
The teaching will be done by
a we'll trained instructor.
Parents are urged to sign
and return these cards promp-
ly.