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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Awards To
Be Made At
Later Date

Monday AZ twelve everything
was over and the remainder OF
this week will he used 20 tally
the votes. The winners OF the
disc iockev contest viii be an
nounced next week. and then
watch the good times roll
The dates are being set for
that grand DAY of awarding, for
that will re dsy to live IN the
hearts az az.
AWARDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
The awards TO be given are
something 20 see TREY should
satisfy an contestants. The place
OF awards as we'll as the date
has net as yet peen set but
when II isl then watch the
speed and the progress Of this
city.
THE PLACE WILL JUMP
Therel bc cclocule> from
this - We'll as o,rer .lties the
awards VIII bc gwen hy some
~ these celebrated people Of
ne stage and music World.
VAN WILL SPIN AGAIN
Van DouglaS The g1an with
the Voice and zoe personality,
IS scheduled % h' the AIR the
first N SCoisMaer ~ ornc back
20 YOU ,ac prog am that made
those stay az he1e nights much
orlEhtcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
ABC Symphony
Returns To Air

An all American program will
be presented on the second of
two ABC broadcaStS in CON
junction with the proposed Unit
cd Nations radio program on
Saturday Aug %. when Thorn
as X Scherman again conducts
the "ABC symphony" over sta
tlor WHY az $3.50 .. M. EDIT
with Gray Graffman, pianist, as
soloist.
Byron Price. assistant Score
tary General Of the United Ma
tions, Will be the speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
GRAFFMAN RuNNERup

Gratiman. runner-up IN this
seasons competition for tho
Rachmaninoff award. Will make
his concert debut next season
IN Carnegie Hall For the broad
cast, he has selected the Con
certa' OF William Schuman
SChernan will open the broad
cast with two movements from
David Diamond suite Romeo
and Juliet" The overture and
fourth section Juliet and Her
Nurse" will be heard on The
broadcast Following the Schu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
DR.. Sammy Lee. USA
WOMEN'S SWIMMING

WOMEN - - w AihAtAI
400 METER FREE STYLE
Ann Curtis, USA. 5;l78 (new
recordl
400 METER RELAY-United
States. 1922 (new record.
SPRINGBOARD DIVING ~
Mrs. Victoria Manalo braves,
USA.
HIGH PLATFORM DIVING
Mrs. Victoria Manalo braves
USA.
WRESTLING free SfYle)
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT ~
Henry Wittenbere, USA.
MIDDLEWEIGHT Glenn
Brand. USA.
WRESTLING tGreco-Roman)
NONE
CANOEING
10000 Meter Canadian Pairs
USA. 1884
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

man. score. the ensemble VIII
be heard n Ernest Bloch's -Four
Episodes
Concluding the broadcast will
be Aaron Copland's FL Salon
Mexico"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

shades of trees and had the
privilege of undergoing many
inconvenience. Yet it was the
most happy time. In certain
villages the people were so
fond of us that they used to
open their schools and class
rooms for our stay and the Hin
doc people were glad to supply
some of our needs also. Pray
for India. AS in Jerusalem the
people who came for the fes-
rivals were seeking for Jesus
being not satisfied with the
ceremonies and other rites even
so India is seeking for One yet
even though it has got it's free
dom. Only Jesus can satisfy the
nation. "Sir, we would see Je-
sus!" May God give us a bur-
den for souls. The souls cry to
see Jesus is increasing every
where.
With my loving regards,
Yours in Him,
S. Charles Sendara Raj
Rehoboth
Ilanji, via Thankasi
South India
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

we used to show the Life of
Christ from birth to His Com
ing again as the King of Kings.
Some times the meeting would
last till 10 and even 1920. Yet
the people will not be satisfied.
They are really coming to a
new understanding of Christ.
Formerly people in India
used to consider Christ and
Christianity as foreign and
that they have nothing to do
with it. They had general
hatred and prejudice against
it because it is brought by the
white men. Further many were
of opinion that the backbone
of Christianity was the British
rule of power. Now they feel
that Christ belongs to Indians
also. Because they are bound
by many chains of blind beliefs
and ceremonies and letters of
idolatry, many are not coming
openly! Yet I believe the Cos
pei message will really do it's
work in them. Many hundreds
of Gospel portions were sold.
We used to live under the
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13
NEWS FROM SOUTH INDIA
September 1, 194s

oSpCS4AAOSL AS6S
Dear Brother in Christ:
Peace be unto you. I thank
you for all the Bible School
Lessons regularly received. I
just like to write about the
Evangelical Campaign we I'M
dertook recently among the
Hindoo Villages. We six men,
bers had a tour in a motor van
from July 18th EDWARDS. We
were moving from one village
to another leaving the Gospel
message and books. Early in
the morning we would go out
after having a cup of coffee
and gather the people by sing
ing few songs through the mi
crophone. Hundreds of people
used to come near. Then we
gave general message on
cleanliness and goodness thus
taking the peoples mind up to
the necessity of salvation.
Again we would begin our
meeting in the same place at a.
bout Z in the evening. Through
the aid of magic lantern slides
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

lions of dollars annually are
squandered for liquor and to-
bacco which should be spent
for bread and for the care of
neglected families. It is said
that $50 of men smoke; and
now millions of women, youths,
maidens, and little children are
addicted to the habit. Millions
of dollars are spent in lurid
advertisements. Corrupt prac-
tees frequently follow the use
of tobacco. The deadly effects
of playing with hell fire are
sure to appear sooner or lat
err. The devil will most certain
ly foreclose his mortgage. Ply
sicians and scientists warn
against the use of tobacco be-
cause of the 16 poisons con-
tanned therein, such as nico-
tine, prussic acid, and carbon
monoxide. Tobacco works
harm to the body, soul and
spirit of it's victims, and dis
honors God at all times.
III TOBACCO w E A K E N S
THE CHRISTIANS TESTI-
MONY - Gen. rs 1884;
Luke 1853; I Cor. GIL,
12; 8, 9-13; 9:24-27; II
Tim. 2:19-22; Heb. 4:14-
16; I Pet. 2:21, %.
A Christian has no right to
grow, manufacture, or sell to-
bacco, nor use it in any way.
If Christ were living today,
could one think of Him as U.s.
ing tobacco in any form? or
of permitting His followers to
do SO? Christ is our great Ex-
ample. Whenever any profess
ed follower of Jesus uses to-
bacco, he is setting a bad ex-
ample to others. If enslaved
to this filthy habit, confess
your sin to God Almighty and
ask Him to break the shackles;
and then present your body as
a sweet smelling, reasonable
sacrifice to God.
ARE YOU SETTING THE
EXAMPLE OF A CLEAN LIFE
BY ABSTAINING FROM THE
USE OF THE FILTHY TO-
BACCO?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

evil, which resulted in bring
ing about his fall. So called
civilization sunk to that place
of degradation where man fin
ally sought to initiate the In
dian savages of the American
Continent who puffed tobacco
smoke 'from their nostrils like
devils" as a religious ceremony
connected with devil worship.
The ruins of the ancient stone
and bronze age can be seen
even to this day; but we are
also faced with the ruins of
''the tobacco age" in the nico-
tine-soaked bodies, saffron
skin, hollow cheeks, sunken
eyes, degraded minds and de-
moralized spirits which are
found in every corner of the
civilized world where tobacco
is used.
It was said of Egypt that the
whole land stank; but now it
must be said of every village,
town and city, that filthy to-
bacco stencil daily and hourly
arises and pollutes the air that
multitudes who hate the un-
clean weed must breathe. In
the plague Of frogs visited up
on ancient Egypt, this pest en-
tered the Kings palace, as we'll
as the peasants huts. Paraoh
interceded with Moses for the
removal of the plague. When
the frogs had died off, they
were gathered in heaps, and
the whole Land of Egypt stank.
Tobacco users cause the very
air to stink.
II TOBACCO CAUSES NOR
AL AND SPIRITUAL DE-
CAY OF MANKIND -
Isaiah 1:16-18; Col. 3:17;
James IL, 8; At, 8; I Pet.
3:15, 16; I John 2:13-17.
No more vicious means for
the debasing of humanity was
ever conceived than the foist-
ing of the tobacco habit upon
the world. Tobacco is respon-
sible for more immortality and
vice and crime than any other
agency Statistics prove that
most criminals are inveterate
users of tobacco. The traffic
in tobacco is second only to
that of Intoxicating liquor. Bill
we used to show the Life of
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
tanned by mail for $1.00 a year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13
The TheOCrat
Wednesday, October Is, 1913
THE FILTHY TOBACCO HABIT

THE FILTHY TOBACCO HABIT
II Cor. III
Christian
Headquarters Illinois 3-4l
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

Not a good word can be said
in favor of the growing, manu-
facture, sale, or use of tobac-
co, - with the exception that
gardeners recognize it's dead
ly effects and use tobacco juice
and tobacco-smoke to exter-
inmate insects on plants, and
farmers utilize a dilution of
tobacco fluid for killing YER
min on cattle and poultry. AS
for mans personal indulg-
ence, it must be said that the
use of tobacco is a degrading
and self-destroying habit. To
bacco stinks the breath, pol
lutes the air, wrecks the nerves,
creates an appetite for liquor,
fosters selfishness, corrupts
good manners, paralyzes the
mind, stultifies the spirit, I'M
fits for business, and enslaves
every one who uses it.
Tobacco has rightly been
called "Satan's Consuming
Fire. - it's twin sister being
the accursed liquor - Liquid
Fire and Distilled Damnation."
Christ's followers should alb
stain absolutely from both of
these Satanic concoctions. AL
though no mention is made of
tobacco" in the Bible, after
reading the references given in
this Lesson, no one could pos
sibly justify it's use.
I TOBACCO DEFILES AND
DESTROYS "THE TEN
PIE OF GOD" - Exodus
8: LA; Lev. 10: 43-46;
Rom. IL: 1, 2; Is: 6; I Cor.
6: 10, 20; II Cor. z: 1.
Man is represented in the
Scriptures as being the climax
of all of Gods creative works,
having been made Gin the i'm
age and likeness of God" He
was not created to live upon
the beastly plane, subject to
any and every kind of fleshly
appetite, but to live an upright,
a noble and holy life, in close
fellowship with God, his Max
er. In the beginning, man could
not have been tempted to pol
lutte his body with tobacco.
Mans first temptation came
from a food from a Tree hav-
ing an admixture of good and
HYrxxyc rnoHx c0rrTrI rNYDTA
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-13


srou!1t'. are ohEa3Nh even III ll'9
royal eifcLsS ot .ahloA-S.a, were
Followers Iloh the oIIielal SET
oL the Las! previous e3ageil'loHS
IN I9-I. All Tue rest MofeSenI
ana i've Oh 'he N'ge-Paestaen'S'
had been elected by the o'I}er
members OF the autoEenous o4-
r1cto2ata IN private n]ee,ln&s.
Inc WoINmeA nave aoSoiu'Cly
no iighls or powers QhoeF lhe
eNHslltultoh Oh ltltS union Wi'lch
haS IeVie1 tloule from d i'l-
HoA lao0feIS IN 10 years ana
even now hoIdS conventions not
oI'enef than once N i've years.
Judge bro&Aa knew TINS meant
mat by I93= a man VINO mao
he.A LlAea oo,,aseouSlH ana eH-
p2-Ied IN I9II' aIfeady had
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-13
NARROW Says AT Present Perjury Is
MosE Snrious CHARGE In Spv Probe

named as Sources for the papere
Can anvone be charged with
stealing those paperse What
can be done IN such a narson2
Notb;ng s9v +he LAWYERS vb,
give that oninion m wbat ,s now
r,,I-Iiclv l,n6,,n Of tho caso J,rh,,o
Racansa---and tbis ;s what tho
came LAWYERS sav-,,nder tho law
in This case = nerson who tool,
the rarere wonId have +o he
charged with tba thaft within
tbree ,,oare oftor tal,ino tbep,
Put the LAWYERS cav The 1aet of
tho nanars known 10 have been
taken from the state department
were taken in 1898 or 10 wears
ago.
But what about a charge A.
eainst anyone WHO was found to
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-13

HOLIDAYS - AZ. time ibis is
written the question of whether
state EMPLOYEES win have Nom
dav afer Crr5et7,9s ae 81 E.f.5s--
hoe NOT boon decided rut bar-
TING odds around The sruara arr
that offices win be c..-ad rt1
Tuesday morring. Orig.ral an
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-13
BY WestbroQk Pegler
Copyright, 1913, King Foa'
SNnalcate. Incl


(CopEfsht $40 hlI1g / eal-'-e7
Syndicate. Inc.
OF all the faekets #nleh nave
enjoyed the pfe1ee@2h ana ,'.5
SAake-doWn ana tdA.A7 PtIl-.tzs
conferred on crooks 9& l1e w
ner act, the most oeslI'.t5=,
fraud mas peer. the fioae--. -l5.''
and La9orefs Ohleh oil '-49
American feaef2'ioA OF L"oe.-
one must splt mans To ''.7t-'i-
gush between the eeEs1tyl.efs
OF the Hoocai'-2is tAe W. -s-.
I4hS lhs 4tal'l7tCls an" 'l'1
NINE WORKERS unions pu,' "S d
racket tAe To0coI'+o'9 OH per-
IofHlaace over a long Jetl--' Nj --'9
TN championship
10 eihp1dsIIe '''e power Oh 'l'e
UNION corruption III our 4'\ I-l'-
ment' l must can our g-'C-'-.
ton again 10 the Iat1 Ihe. 0Nd-1
vincent bfoena' Oh '''e 1p0' loI
Court Oh SIaSS3cn19e'tS' 'll@
Weallh' ana d man les3' N'0N e9
decent ottlAeh eIlu q s00s
Judge accofolnS 10 '3e 4lo-'-~U
STANDARDS OF me hooseFt-' rev o.
luton, served lor several Nc''l9
as attorney ana 1ll'o- I'D '-et'I1
counsellor iof lle mop W'licA
controlled indeed Coi4s'i'U'Go'
TINS racket. his Juhhet 10 ti'e
BRITISH trades union conference
at Brlslol, EhSlaha' py way ol
Milan Italy, as couhselloF 10 d V1
MoreschI' the president OF P7o-
rome OF the racket accom- y''Il-
led by MIS- bIo9ha, mas o@oH
reported mere. Moreschl MISSION
was strlctIy honorary ana ne re-
CURED no leSaI counsel 4e',
Moreschl ana the gang tappea
the Treasury 1or SIo,ooo iot &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Rev. Morris To
Speak Friday
At Bethel AM (

The Rev. S. S. Morris, Jr.. as
sOciate minister OF Bethel AME
Church, VIII be the speaker al
the Feast Of the Nativity on
Friday evening. Dec. oath
Tits service will be limited to
one hour OF worship and spiritual
communion beginning at II p.
m. 20 accommodate our many
members and friends who seek
70 visit again the shrine OF the
Nativity TO worship and adore
Him" Prayer and class will pre-
cede this service beginning al
10 p. m. The pastor, the Rev.
Jonathan A. Danes. and the
Revs Nelson and Davis will join
IN as celebrants in the admin
lstration Of the Holy Eucharist
On Sunday. Dec. 10Th, the
minister. the Rev. DANES. will
De the speaker al IL a. m The
Sunday School viii present the
Primary and Junior Departments
in their annual Christmas pro-
gram in Scott Auditorium al
7:30 p. m Christmas packages
will be distributed 10 all chill
dren attending this service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Police Chief
Testifies As
Jury Listens

ATLANTA. Ga.--(NNPA)--- A
Fulton County Grand Jury
Tuesday. Dec. IA. began investi-
galioI Of an incident growing
,out II the Ku Klux Khan pal ado
in trs northwest section OF Full
ton County about two weeks
ago.
The Investigation resulted from
protests OF the Rev. Jennesh
Brown, pastor OF the Underwood
Methodist Church, and Frank
Belts against staging of the
parade.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown had pro-
tested publicly that county police
appeared 10 be participating
actively in the parade"
FULTON, COUNTY POLICE
CHIEF c. NEAL ELLIS sp-
pear~d before the Grand Jury
here last Tuesday 10 present his
side Of the case. Ellis insisted
he assigned police 10 keep down
disorder" The police chief told
the jury he wishes there was q
law which would require his per-
mission before parades were
staged in unincorporated sreas
Of TIE County"
Ellis. Solicitor General, Paul
Webb, and County Attorney W.
s. Northcutt. also appeared be-
fore the grand jury last Tuesday.
ILLNESS CAUSED PROTEST
Belts. according to earher
statements by the Rev. Mr..
Brown. had been warned by
police TO keep away from The
parade after he protested In
the presence Of KiansmeB in
the neighborhood. Later. Bet
ils was arrested af the corner
or Norfhside Drive and Collier
Road on charges Of drunken
driving and no drivers license.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Dr.. Hyabongo To
Attend Farley

NASHVILLE DIR. Virginia
IS. Nyabongo. professor on French
az Tennessee A and l. College,
viii be among the participants
at the sixty-third annual meet
ing OF the Modern Language
Association OF America that
meets In New York City, Dec.
$3.50.
AT least 5000 college and uni
verSiiy teachers of English and
modern foreign languages are
expe tied to attend, aeeo-ding TO
DR.. Percy w. Yong Of New Iogk
University. president Of the ssso-
ciaton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
MRS. Allen, SoIoist
At Ehsnezsr Church

Mrs. Beatrice Allen, voice
teacher AT the Roth and Berrun
Theatrical School, will be the
guest soloist FOR the monthly
musi al program at Ebenezer
AME Church. Sunday evening
Dec. Is. at 7:30 p. m.
TIE Van Dyke male chorus
and Ben Gray. concert piainsts
OF the Univ. Of Mich. also VIII
appear on the program. which
is under the sponsorship Of the
musical department OF the church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gary is chairman
Of the group that is attempting
TO promote greater apprecla-
ton Of music. Musical programs
are held the fourth Sunday IN
each month. The public Is IN
vited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Women's Council
Seeks Donations

Tie Women's commun ity
Service Council, which holds its
weekly meetings every TuesUay
nignt al the Bethel Bag fist
Church. 1913 Dubois c6aipisied
their final plans for gift baskets
for the needy families, IN Their
community.
FRIDAY. Dec. 18th. was the
Councils Tag Day The goal
set was not reached and hey
are asking, the residents in the
lower east side 10 donate a can
o. food n help fill the baskets
which are distributed in the
stores
Also donations may be left
with the president. Mira Wslkie
Hall. 2l5S Clinton street; the
Welfare chairman, Mrs. Ethel
Daughtery 2O06 ST. Aubin street
or the secretary. Mrs. Nora Mur-
ply. 1918 Dubois street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
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DETRoIT's MOST
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DETRoIT's MOST
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FUNERAL HOME

When il becomes you'll
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For your convenience vel
offer the following note
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When faced with grief
consultation with US BE-
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/ your mind Of needless
strain. To make your
visit convenient, a com
Portable car will call
for you and return you|
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cost or obligation.
IL. Four licensed Funeral
Directors trained in ths|
HOUSE OF DIGCs|
method Of superior ssr.|
vice. A most effieieni
secretarial service and
HOUSE OF DIGCg
Beauticians.
-. Organ Console.
Our beautiful chapel
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played by the H0USEI
OF DIGGS orgAnlsi, Il
long with our solOist
which is provided With
each funeral without
charge.
4. Slumber Room.
Decorated in beautiful
quiet taste, with soft
lights, your loved one
rests in the presence d
paintings of the lmmorIl
tals by Armstrong, uni
al removal to plaesI
where final service viii
be held.
5. The very latest and hD-|
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Hearses and limousine'|
with each funeral.
g. Acknowledgment
Cards.
After the funeral the
cards from the floral
offerings are given you
together with Aekncw'|
Judgement cards so tina
you may use them nj
sending thanks of the
family, without charge
2. Chapel. \
Our air conditioned
chapel, complete with
Altar, seats $50 people
A staff Of ordained min
listers are at your ser
vice when your own|
minister 10 not available
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services at the grave.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
St. Stephen ChOirs
To Give messiah !"

The Senior and Aeolian Choirs
Of 81. Stephen AME Church viii
JOIN 10 sing the Christmas por-
lion Of The Messiah" in ST
Stephen Church, Stanford al
Cobb. al 7:45 p m. Sunday Dec.
Is Ernest c. Davis win direct.
Noavni Johnson Sims. Rutha L.
Durett. Jsseph T. Merritt, Rob
eri Johnson. soloist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

B..ttis said he had protested
the presence of the Khan be-
Gauss he feared II would have
bad effect on sick relatives
living neat its starting point.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown said he
protested because he was un-
alterablS opposed to the Khan
After the parade. Chief Ellis
requested the County Attorney
to draw up bill for presents-
ton 70 the General Assembly re-
curing paraders 10 secure per-
mis- ion from him for proposed
parsdes in unincorporated areas
Of the county.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
School Program

Continued From Page ~
Fink, Gif Giffords, David Hirsh,
DR.. Nathan Rollins, Charles Kop-
lin, Harry Levine, Abe Mogy, Joe
Myerson, Jack NevinS, Max Segal
and Jack Starr.
holy Day Services
The approaching Holidays will
be the last to be held at the Tenn
pie of Music on S. Scott for next
year the new building will be
available.
The Board of Directors have
evolved a new procedure for at
tendance at Rosh Hashonah and
Yom Kippur services. Members
in good standing (paid-up through
August 1948) are being asked to
indicate how many tickets they
will need for their immediate
family. Out-of-town students at
the University will also have an
opportunity to request tickets
through Hillel. Arrangements are
in process for distribution to the
military who desire to attend the
reform services.
Admission for worship has been
expedited to permit ready en-
trance with provisions made to
clear quickly even those who for
get their tickets. Persons who are
not members will be referred to a
small group at a third door, con-
SiSting of William Davidson, Mark
Klafter and Hyman Myerson. In
general, such persons will be
asked to become affiliated. Cour-
tesy will be extended to those who
are members of other reform con-
gregations or travelling through
town.
Indications are that there will
be heavy attendance and that
the balcony will also be occupied
this year.