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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
3 INSPECT SCHOOL SITE; MEN REPORT
 NO SLIDE DANCER

A three-man delegation issued lropcrt today on their findings after inspecting the site of the proposed Junssu school construction program in the Waynor Tract Monday i The inspection trip came as a result of reported objection to the proposed site on the grounds that l it was in the path of 8 slide area. | The inspection committee, con- sting of Mayor Waino E. Hen drickson, City Engineer James L. i McNaniara and Superintendent of Schools Edwin c. Clark, investi- gated the location considered as the actual site and the territory lying i Gehind it toward Mt Juneau.
 At the conclusion of the inspec- tion, they report that it is their opinion that if this years heavy snowfall did not result in a slide within the next month there was no evidence to support the contention that this was hazardous area.
 This opinion is in agreement, ac- cording to the report, with that pre- viously expressed by Engineer Chris Wyller and Dr. Joseph Rude when trey made the same inspection sev- eral months ago.
 The committee reports that they found between the proposed site and the side of Mt. Juneau there were considerable number of trees which were of an age to indicate that there had soen nc earth movement in this area It was found that between this foIested area and Mt. Juneau there had besn a recent movement ot snow. This slide, however, had not r.aehed the forested area behind the proposed school site.
 In a letter to the City Council the school board previously had com mented:
 "Fi1st, the Juneau School Board and it's Superintendent would like to make perfectly clear that they have no desire nor intention to place school building in any locat on 1 where the safety of that building CT the children who might occupy it might in any way bs endangered. | On this fact it is certain that both the Council and the School Board i are in complete agreement.
 During the past five months the 1 echool Board has considered sev- sral sites within the City limits of ] Juneau. one of these sites is the 1 present school grounds. Here the
 initiation of space makes the site impractical The School Board also inquired of the Fire Department whether it might obtain the base call park. The Juneau Fire Depart ment stated that they did not wish to turn over this property. Despite Fthe fact that the baseball park is advantageously located, the Board of Directors felt that in deference to the many people who enjoy base 1all they would not seek to con- demn this property for school use.
 The Board considered property 1 located at l2th and E streets for merly owned ty the Juneau Ready Mix Company and the Territorial l Construction Company. The price of this property, because of structures now existing upon it which would be useless for school purposes, was found to be exceedingly high. The Beard further considered property currently owned by the Russian
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
sOROPTINuST CLUB
 CHANGES MEETING

Members of tha Juneau Soropti- mist Club have voted to change the day Of their weekly meeting from Thursday to Friday.
 This group of career women VII met tomorrow noon ia the Terrace Room of the Baranof Eo.ol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
HOCKEY GAhstES
cBv The Assoclated Pressy

tBy The Assoclated Press)
 The San Francisco Shamrock still have chance to move into the playoffs of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League.
 They defeated Los Angeles 4-d Wednesday night and now are but che game behind Los Angeles and San Diego, who are tied for third place.
 In the Northland, Tacoma moved into a second-place tie with ids Portland by overwhelming the league leading New Westminster Royals ' to 3.
 Pee Wee Reid hit the net for three goals in the third period for Tacoma,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
ARRESTS CONFESSIONS

WASHINGTON, March lU.--tP'-- Police reported a confession today from two suspects seized in the dar- ing Martinsburg, w. Va, train rob- bery.
 The two were trapped by police n Washington pawnshop near the White House.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
pAA METEOR LooI1r HERE

Bill Sherman, senior meteorolog- ist from the Seattle Pan American World Airways office, stopped over in Juneau last night enroute to the south from an Alaskan inspection rip. He was to leave this after- noon by PAA Clipper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10

man R. B. Perdue of the Baltimore with them. The car turned up at the nearby Clover Rail Tavern. which was robbed of about $200 as some 75 to 100 customers sat by as dazed as tl.. train victims. Per- que got awsy here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
FIVE MORE DAYS

Only five more days to take ad- vantage of the Special Winter Rates offered to you by Pan Ameri- can World AirWays. Call at Baranof Hctel, phone 1C6. 40 It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10

CASH for scrap lead and old storage batteries at Madsen's. 22 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
WILD WEST R0BBERY|S
 PULLED OFF

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-10
TIDE TABLE
MARCH II

NIAhJH IT
 Lew tide, 5.o6 am, 40 it. High tide, 1107 am, 15.4 it. Low tide, 1750 pm, -0.9 it.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
Eur Sttuattnn hrnss nsshrn,nkra.
tifhlrtt Snztaltantr1a

Sn Ser 3iirher Sulbmonatsi6rift
,Srientierung' erIdien fiir5lih (31.
Sftober) Ser folge1toe aufl6luBreife
Mrtifel:
l1eber So5ialis11lus lno Marris=
mus miro beute iebr niel gei6rieben.
gu oieier 2iteratur geboren einnral
Die observation-disclosures iiber Den
Bolibe1Disnlls llnb Solpiet- et-&onlnurl-
Der bon 9lnbar1gern un6
5reunoen perteioigt lllr6 bon biirger-
liden un6 io5ialiitii6en @egnern
Derurteilt miro. - 0aneben aibt es
ober cine ebenfalls iebr breite 2itera.
tnr iiber BEN So5ialisnuis uno War-
risnrus i'm tpeiteiten Sinne gs ban
oelt itb meiitens Inn 3eiti6riftenois-
fnilionen, Die aies Dem @aline 6es oe-
nofrutilhen So5iaIisnn1s, Ser IoaiaI-
oenrofratii6en Burteien, fonrnren,
ooer aus biirgerlihen llno driItlihen
Sagern in oielen Halm binein gerih=
tet itn0. Gs gebt 6a Inn 6en Marris-
mus nno ieine @rlitrbge6a1fen, Inn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

/.
bilfsbereit iino uno BEL ben Muiierl
.nls bic pflihtbemiBteIten Mrbeiter
aneeieben tper0en. SbipobI lie Dos
Beten perIoren, baben iie bod itidts
geIngt, Dei1ft tie nns beim @ebete
.3lrinnnneltfutiben.
God oIe baben nld) ibre Ibtperen
Stunoen, llto 10 nor es aud bel uns :
'Gs fnllpen 5tiitbben, Gage, ba lns al
les egal mar; mir nolltett flieben, I'M
ltitr uIlein 5ii iein ltirb nidts bon Die
lem gbaos INN inns slt lshen 1ino 81
g5ren. Mnitatt nit freuoi5,u Ser5en
nlles su trage1 llnb bann benz Serr-
9ott sli baufen, Sbm 81 aeigelt, oaB
ic.r sbn liebeit, baB mir fatbclilhe
Weabben iino, bie gerne fiir Sein
gfeib fd1npfen 1pollen u1to Scnn anbe-
,en Elm 8orbilo Iein ioIlteh ipolltell
mir flieben.
Sd berjpra1 es oen Ntdo1en, aus
Ser 3einat 5u l6reibet1, Oh iie berluI-
len iinb. (Sft batten mir oen @eban-
fen, BOB OF Der groBen Scot, Die iiher
auh in Der &eil1pnt nod lit, mir boh
pereeiien iino.) SD babe ibnen ihon
gelfrieben, tie mogen ,tllr ausbnlten
uno @ott tpeiter bertrnuen, t6gli1
aoenfen ale, Die gatt5e Stride an Die
8efangenen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

mus. lno Sarb in Sarro nit oieier
oeitrlittipen nationalen Bolitif Der
fonntlrniitiihen 2dnoerparteien gins
bic pollis negatipe 8eto-golitif Der
Soniet. Linton IN Der l1ge.
sluf oieie @eiie 1por aus Dem er.
bofften Bartner fir cine frieoli6e
So5ialiiierung @iiropos tpie6er Der
erbitterte @egner eetpor6en, Dem es
nur Saritm giitg, aus Der io5ialiiti-
ihen 8eipegl1ng SlnbGnger 3u getpin=
men fir Ole tonrnrniitiibe 8etpegung,
ptofonmtlrniitiif)e 3eaen inner
balb Der So5ialoenofratie al1 biloen
unb oie luirtid)aftlihe uno politiide
Gage fir Die to1lrnrllniItiihe &epolu-
tton reif su MAIDEN. Iie Sotpiet-
Union seigte nur nod Sntereiie fir
So5ialiIten, oie iib reitlos uno Dor
bebaltlos IN ibren 9iertit itellten.
(S4luB folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
Elm prtptfPrlPhrn fiir Dir
AuHfdbiprn

P. Ganrian Be 8euiter, Ser rBrie-
tier Der 8erbannten", tpurbe b1rd)
iein 2ebenstperf Ser gan5en @elt Elm
GorbiIo hriitli6er NG1itenliebe, bel-
len 2ebensarbeit bon grfolg gefront
1purbe ,uto bon iei1en NabfoIgern
nit gleid)em grfolg tpeitergefiibrt
miro: Ole .Solle bon Molofai" tit
feline &olle 1nebr.
Die Inflinft nuf lben Sartbipid-
,Snieln ein Mr6ipel bon liebe,l
eroBeren ;Nrieln - niiBte fir einerl
gurop1er eigentlib elm mardenbaf=
tes grlebnis iein: paln,enbelbattete
ltfer, bobe Gnlfanberge, elm paraoiii-
iber 8liiten- uno ssriihtereidtunt,
immerpabrenber 5riiblirlg, anto ba5u
Die ihonen nnb froben ssltilllaner.
Ri6t 1trrionit miro Saipaii elm
nJraitn Ser Siioiee" genairl,t.
P. 0an1ian aber iab nicbts mebr
BON bieienl Hnrabies, als er mah
fur5enr IufentbaIt onf ser ssnlel Neo-
nj 1864 bas Sdliff betrat, bas i'm
ouf Die 9lusfabigelriiliel Molofai
briltgen ioIlte. Sa1unernb ober
ltumpfiinnig faBen bie 1teuen slus-
idbige1l, Die Ser 8erbanrltng entge-
genflbren, an 8orb, als bie Mnfer
Dor Molofai 'al1f Den @rltno raIlelten.
1anrinn be 8elriter bate iid iein
Sfifial nidt roite al1sgerlalt. gr
gloubte 81 ipiiien, mos gluslos, Ell
gene 8erbdtttl1tng 1trt6 Mrbeit Bis altrt
eigenen Siehtum beoelten tpiiroerl.
@efaBt trat er auf Die 2anorngs-
bride.
slberN mas ibm oa gegeniiberitanb,
maren bas iiberBaupt nod Wenihen /?
Cine 5erluntpte Sbar. nit fltrdtbar
5erfreiienen @lieoern lmo entitellten
@eiidtern! S1Indaetlo au1lrinaten
Die 8erbon1tten 6ie iingIiidli6en geeu-
onfonartlinge unb iuhten gea6riht
BON bebeim 5lt erbalten. Mnbere tpein.
ten por 5relt6e, an goro bes S6if=
fes ben 8ildof tpieber5nieben, ser
ibre &apeGe gebaut uno NIT Iopiel
2iebe fir lie geiorgt batte. 9iele uber
traten ben 8rieitern pon SOB entge-
gen, ltn0 Elm 8etrlnfener ioblte:
nSier gibt es fem @eies! 2uitig, lu>
ltig, Siebe u1nb Shnaps
grid)iittert bon oieIem glnblid
ld)lng p Oonlian bie S1rbe Dor Dem
@eltdt 5ularnnlen = ain6 Der 8ii1of
lagte leile: Isle fonnen nod lurfeb-
rem, Sater."
p. Dantian blieb. l1no burh iein
Spferleben iibertpano ct Sob, Ser
5iDeiflnng lt1lb ntateriel[e Scot ul1f Ser
ausiatigeniniel. Mus Ser gefiirbte.
ten .Solle bon MoIofai" tpl,roe eine
5odbnrg Der Nabitenliebe, a1nb ser
-apoitel bon Wolofai" tpoIlte fih MIN
Hnbe g0nnen. 9u 5eridlug elm &C.
pitterlturm aablrei6e Siitten l,nb oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

gntiprefantg tpar aud 90. Die benlo.
|,fruttihe @elt batte Die faibiitiihe
limo Observation-Disclosures Diftntur
llieoergerrigerr unto seigte feline 2liit,
6afiir cine arloere 0iftatur eitt3utnu.
ihen: Die Weni9en lt1tb 8oIfer Der.
langten nod Sreibeit atnb 9emofra.
tie, Dos apnr Die etne @runbItronrung
Der 3eit. 9ie barten Shl1ge geraoe
oieies ltnmeni6li6en &rieees batten
cine Stinunl,1tg urto elm @efiibl nlog.
li6iten entgegenfonulens gegeniiber
ben billigen Sor0erlnngen Ger @rbei-
teridaft berborserlifen: So3iuIisnnts
mar 3eitgefiibl ino 6os 1por oie un-
oere 3eititromltng. @s Log ionlit et-
mas I'M Der Suit, mos altf ben oenlo-
fratiihen So5ialisntus nit leinen
beiben Soealen, 5reibeit uno So5ia.
lismlls, binipies. Iud oie 3onurmr1ti-
item NIT ibrer 'borltaligen ginIteaung
auf Sreue 5u 6en bertofratil6en sSt1-
ltttutionen, 3uianlnenarbeit nit an
bern 8arteien uno So5ialreiorm
lhlenen aus einem 8egreifen oes
3eitgefiibls beralls 5u bonbeln.
Gs tun aber i6on balb gan5 OH
oers. Sreibeit unb 9emofratie muir
Den balo nno ii1to berte nod idtpers
item angrifTen ul,seelett ourb ben
aonnulnisn1ars. 8erabe Ser Sosiulis-
mus nruBte 5Dei idtpere grfabrunge1
MAIDEN. etnntal, bob nidt bon alien
ieinen anbangern init gleider SelbIt-
peritanbli6feit 1,no g1,ti9ieoeltbeit
Die 8erteioigune Der Sreibeit ser De-
n1ofratie gefiibrt 1uuroe. Serner, 6aB
Die gerfolgung bes Ooppel5ieles:
Sreibeit Der Beripn lmb io5ialtitiibe
sSlrtlarnfeit, ein iebr idperes, ia BON
oen geiltieen 8rl,nolagen bes Wor-
rismus aus tpobl Elm 1,nrnogli6es
ltnternebmen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

erit tur3 Dollenoeten @irhhirnt -
bas 9ebensperf oes Nuters id3ien uerl
nidtet. God er ging 5spar NIT pom
Mnsias 3erfreiienen S1nbeir an
oen @iebernufbau. Gus 5peitental
muBte er riht mebr allein bnnen:
alle Iusi1sigen padten nit an; eiil
Stuoienfreuno bes Buters, Ser Sn-
oianerrniiiionar getporoen mar, fnnt
auf 0ie Sniel, Inn bem geaIterten
Srelnb 5nr Seite su iteben; ii1b aus
aller Welt trnfen Spenben elm, 6ie
oas 8erf p. Dnnlia1s i6oner erlte.
ben lieBen ais Dor Dem Sttrrl1.
Sm Sabre 1889 ftarb p. Danliun,
Ielbft Elm Spfer bes Muslutes. 3tpolf.
blltpoert 2eprafranfe nluBte er 5ltriid.
laiieit. aber lie blieben ME nrebr aI-
lein. Snrttter nebr Wiiiionare folgten
Dem groBen 8eilpiel be 8euiters.
1904 1paren es nod neitrbunoert
Granfe, oeren bartes Sos burd Ole
8flege ser Srbensleute uno ourd oie
Silfe eines itanoig auf Der Sniel net
lenoen ar5tes nab &raften gelinoert
muroe. (Wit Den bamaligen Seilmit,
teln fonrten ieboh feline SeiIerfoIge
er5ielt tper6en.) 8ltrb Die tatfrdftige
Silfa Der Ser. Staaten fonr1te sic
Station in ben folgel1oen Sabr5ebrl-
ten imtner mebr auseebnl1t per6en.
einem mooernen 4riegsi6iff in oie
Seinrat gelgien iibergefiibrt tpunoe,
mar ieine ailsl1bigenfolonie cine mo-
oerne Seilitation getporben. Seute
Iteben fiir nur nod s1peibunbertllno-
Iie65ig 2eprafrante elm nrooernes So
'pital, bos 8alotpin Some uno oas
8iibop Some 5nr 8erfiigling. Our
Hflege ser aranfen iirtb 6ran3isfa-
nerinnen itnb Die Yutres ,liuo 8rii.
Der bon Den SpIten Ser5en uuf ber
SSniel; fir Die nlebi5iniibe getreu-
,tng iorsen orei Ier5te, oie itGnoig in
Der Citation ittto. 9nnf ser nelren
Seilmittel n8rontin" atmo .Daplon"
fann Oas Weien Der &ranfbeit 1peit-
gebenb gemilbert 1peroen; es tp,,roen
logar i6on ein5elne SeilerfoIge per-
5ei6net. gs lit in5pii9en allh ge-
lungen, Die Inltedungsgefabr 10 tpeit
81 bannen, bob bos gflegeperlonal
pbne geoenfen auf l1rlaub geididt
Derben fann.
Wan6e sler5te rebnen logar idon
oanit, Die &olo1tie in abIebbarer 3eit
anfloien lno Die ipenigen &ranfen in
gelpobnlihen &oipitdlern beban6eln
gu fonnen. Sebenfalls bat Wolofai
feine Silfe BON oltBen mebr n0tig.
Sod man nuB inrlner baran erin-
nern: @enn MoIofai feline Soae
mebr lit, 10 nllr burh Dos Spferleben
z. 9unrtans ln6 banf Ser SpFer al
FER, oie lein 8erf rnteritiisten.
l1no Elm r3tpeites ioate man ri6t
pergeiien: SSn Sit-Miien ultf ben
Hbllipinnen, in Gbina ltno in ssapan
- letben nod Saltle1r6e bon glus-
idtigen ltnter rreni6enutipiiroigen
8erbdltniiien. l1nb bie fatboIiiden
Wiiiionen, Die ith ibrer nnebmen,
baben Silfe bri1heertb notig.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
Gnttamid dunsen

es fam alio bolo Die 9feibe bon
Gnttaul6ungen. gllts Sen 2Gnoern
oes europail6en Sitens nabte Oeos-
fau na6 uno nod sic beute ia b0Iie
unter tomn1uniItii6er 9iftatur tie
benoen Solfsbemofratien. gln ser 10.
5ialiltiid>en &onferen5 in glacton on
sea in gnglanb i'm Mai 1916 berid=
teten Die lo5ialoemofratii6en 9ele-
glerten aus Dem Often BON ibrem
l6Deren &ingen, ni6t lm oie 1emo-
fratie 5u erbalten, lonbern ltn lie
ntbt gan5 preisallgeben. sic bel6tpo-
rem ibre @enoilen aus Dem 8eIten,
ibnen oes1peeen niht Gerrat an Ser
Genlpfratie por5unerfen ,tn0 m0q=
lihlt balo cine lo5ialiItii6e SS1lterna-
tlonale tpieoer al1fSllri6ten un6 ihr
Seoeutung gu peri6affen, oonit I'M.
ter ibrem Sdut Ser benlofratii6e
So5ialisml1S i'm Often itb bolten
tonne. 8as ipeiter fonn, lit nur at
befannt So5ialoenofratii6e 1eIe-
gierte aus Sit-Staoten erl6ienen
nidt mebr an &onferen3en. Gie ssra-
ge Der Iufribtllng elmer io5ialiIti-
l6en Snternationale Ituno nod auf
Dem Brogrolnm Der nG6iten lno
libernablten &onfere15, ieitber bot
man ni6ts mebr bapon gebort. 9ie
INSTRUMENTATION Sarteien oes
Sitens baben inr &unlpf Tim Sreibeit
uno Gen1otratie nid)t itanogebalten,
ntft ItanObalten fonnen. 8ruppen in
oieIen garteien (lsierlingerD lino io-
gar 5u 9errdtern Ser 9ernofratie ge-
Doroen. = SIM 8eiten tpuroe 0ie
&oolttipn init oen &onumtniiten I'M
mer mebr unmogli6. 8epor nod oie
&onmuniiten oie ntsi6lieBli6e Weos-
tau. ltno ipGter &onlinforr1-Bolitif
trleben, ging iBnen iiber cine ebrlihe
3ulamlnenarbeit uno iiber oas gSob[
Der 9lrbeiter ooer gar oesl Staates 6ie
Joroeruns Ser eigeneu 8artei-S Snter=
ellen "1nit ullen DfitteIn" 1rno 6ie
Sorbereitung Ser Hepolution, aana
i'm Slime oes freibeits= uno oen1ofrae
tiefeinoli6en ruiliIben aon1nurnts,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
8p1trllt Ettrp zptti1nu tttrht alb!

Senn on eb Seier ber Sage bieeid @ennms fir bu
Ssnns erbaen a nnS a biz n mSsl it, k bnen abresbetras
nnnoen 10 beae ni 6 ioubn ru bis bu Ben getraa tell
ne'le ooer san5 bsabn nnf ir ienbu 8etmna mter
Abbeaeanns bent gern anten eu Nrenubes uus
einen sdbaben fir bic fatbplide 8reEe
On fannf Oen announcement an ben ,Db aenenno' ob sbs
SOiepbinnm @eon Ooer nu neuben fol-
aenbem 1ormmIar:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-11-04
Events In Brief.A.

Box social at Pontresina School
tonight, Friday, November 4.
Everyone invited. Auctioneer,
Supt. Douglas Gold: Clerk, Mrs.
Marian Garrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WATSON
left Tuesday for Spokane, where
they will spend the winter. They
plan to return to Browning next
spring, where Mr.. WATSON will
resume his sheep activities. This
year he sold his herds and like
others in the industry he will not
be content until he again is
shouldering a responsibility of
that character.
Girls rayon blouses, white and
pastels. Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Billie
deaux and son, Jackie, arrived
home from San Diego, Calf. on
Wednesday. Jackie is serving
an enlistment in the marines and
could not resist accompanying
his parents on their return. He
is on three weeks leave.
J A good selection OF winter coats
now on hand at t h e Economy
Shop.
A new release from the Univer-
sity of Kansas news bureau says
that George Upham of Brown
ing is enrolled for the fall term.
There are 1900 fewer veterans
than a year ago, it says, wit h
non-veterans attaining an all
time high of nearly 5000.
A new selection of ninon baby
dresses. Economy Shop.
For sale-Cream separator, in
good condition. E. 3. Smit h.
Methodist parsonage.
Dave Cameron ha S resumed
duties as night desk clerk at the
Davis Hotel after a two weeks
vacation spent in various Mon
tana localities where he had re-
sided at different times.
Estrayed-Four large white
face cows W t h calves branded
"haystack nine" on right ribs.
Also other brands. Will pay $40
per COW reward for recovery. In
quire VIM. Anderson, owner.
Lost-Zipper col purse and
keys. Owner is interested in re-
covering keys only. Wa ter
Brandt.
Owner m a y recover propane
gas stove top, which was lost on
the highway, by paying for this
ad. Inquire at Chief.
Frank Lewis of Shelby W a s a
Browning visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret McFadyean, day
clerk at the Davis Hotel, is on a
two weeks vacation. She will
visit relatives at Havre and
Eureka most of the me. At
Eureka her son, Donald, operates
a meat a n d grocery establish
ment.
For sale-Green corral poles
and posts: can deliver. Inquire
Padgett & Davis, Essex, Mont.
All shoes we have repaired that
are uncalled for after November
| will be offered for sale. Puts
Shoe Shop. 34-4tp.
Alterations, mending and sew
ing in general. Lucille Armstrong
at Margaret Cleaners. 34-tf.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

ton WCFM. At 8 pm. pageant,
The Old Ship of Zion" will be
presented.
National Pentecostal Holiness
A Christian Fellowship boat cruise
sponsored by the Youth Society
will be held at 7:30 pm. Monday
on the S. S. Bear Mountain. The
boat will leave from Seventh street
and Maine avenue S.W.
John Wesley A. Nj. f. 1.-THE
Rev. Dean j. II. SatterWhite of
Livingstone College, Salisbury, N,
c., will be the guest preacher to-
morrow morning. At pm. the
Rev. Marvin E. Barrett, assistant
minister, will preach.
Hamline Methodist-Dr. Cara
dine Hooton, executive secretary
of the Board of Temperance of
the Methodist Church, will be the
guest preacher at IL am. tomor-
row. His subject is when Christ
Controls" The Vacation Bible
School will begin Monday and
continue through July %.
Third Colored Baptist - The
Rev. L. S. White of Los Angeles,
Calf, will preach at IL am. DR..
George Bullock will preach at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Baptist Assembly
Opens Monday al
Orkney Springs

The third annual summer as
sembly of the Baptist Training
Union Of the District of Columbia
Baptist Convention will be held
at Shrinemont, Orkney Springs,
Va, July Ills.
The organization is headed by
Kenneth johnson of Centennial
Baptist Church, director. and the
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith of Congress
Heights Baptist, associate director;
Miss Naomi Moabs, secretary. and
the Rev. Michael War;, pastor,
adviser. both of Luther Rice. The
featured speaker will be DR.. Paul
James, pastor of the Tabernacle
Church of Atlanta, Ga.
s Lectures and study courses will
be given by the Rev. K. o. White
of Metropolitan Baptist, the Rev.
Wilson Holder of Centennial Bap-
tist, the Rev. Frank Burress of
Fountain Memorial Baptist, Miss
Ann Haney. community mission
ary of Metropolitan, and others.
For information call Columbia
1926 or Kenneth Johnson, Atlantic
Sl58.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
National Presbyterian
Has Guest Preachers

During the absence of DR.. Ed
ward L. R. Elson. pastor of the
National Presbyterian Church,
who is on preaching mission in
Germany, France, England and
Scotland. the following clergymen
will appear in the pulpit:
Tomorrow, July II and "a, DR..
Albert j. Mccartney, minister
emeritus of the church and direc-
tor of the Chicago Sunday Eve
ming Club; July 81. DR.. Eugene
c. Blake. pastor of the Pasadena
Presbyterian Church. Pasadena,
Calf; August 7, DR.. John R.
Gray of st. Stephens Church,
Glasgow, Scotland; August IA, DR..
D. Frazer Hurst of the Elmwood
Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Ire
land; August 81 and %, DR..
Thomas A. Stone, assistant min
lister; September 4. DR.. James
w. Clark. minister of the Second
Presbyterian Church of st. Louis,
Mo.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Church elected Jack Chase, pres
ident; Hubbard Quantrille. vice
president; Richard Kemp. treas
urer; Carroll La Place. assistant
secretary, and Bernie Haas, as
sistant treasurer. Mr.. Quantrille
will teach the lesson tomorrow.
DR.. Samuel w. Stewart will be
the guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Glass Of st. Luke's Method
ist Church.
The Pinkham Glass Of National
Baptist Memorial Church will
hold a business meeting Wednes-
day evening.
The Cole Glass of Brightwood
Park Methodist Church will hold
a meeting Wednesday evening.
George w. Bell, sr.. will teach
the Templemen's Bible Glass OF
Temple Baptist Church.
The Young Married's Glass OF
National City Christian Church
will have the pastor. DR.. j. Warren
Hastings, as speaker.
The Vaughn Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will conduct the
service at the Central Union Mis-
sion Friday evening. The Rev
Bettina Gilbert, director Christian
education, will teach the Burial
Glass.
Miss Florence I. Mcdonald. as
sistant teacher, Rainbow Glass,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will be the guest teacher
of the Loyal Women's Class Of the
Shepherd Park Christian Church.
The Susannah Wesley Glass Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will hold a business and
social meeting tomorrow. The
Esthnaoruth Glass elected Mrs.
w. A. Mcmillan, president; Mrs.
Clara Keener. vice president; Mrs.
Miriam B. Black secretary-vice
president; Mrs. Zaidie Austin. re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Hilda Belt,
assistant; Mrs. H. c. Walker, cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Zula M.
Cooke, assistant; Mrs. Pearl Bram-
nell, treasurer and Miss Matte
Richardson, assistant. The A. B.
Pugh Glass will hold q directors
meeting tomorrow at 6p.m. Mai.
Everett Reinker will speak to the
Rustin Couples Glass. Miss Vir-
ginia Neel will speak to the 24-30
Glass.
The Miriam Bible Class Of Ninth
Street Christian Church Joined
the Organized Bible Class Asso-
ciation. Officers are Mrs. George
B. Tolson. teacher; Mrs. Opal
Johnson. president; Mrs. Rose
Mays, vice president; Mrs. Lola
Hatten, secretary and Mrs. Marie
Kemp, treasurer.
Frank Kimmell will teach the
Trinity Mems Class Of Trinity
Methodist Church.