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Ray Anthony and his crew. and
the Buddy Morrow group. In both
instances. ths adaptation Of the
theme II quite excellent. Take
your pick.
Flip side Of the Anthony DRAG.
NET Ia a fine version OF the ever
green DANCING IN THE DARK,
dedicated 10 the National Dance
Week promotion sponsored by
Downbeat Magazine. DanceabIs.
II Ia destined TO be the current
rage A. was the Les Brown YER
sion Of some years back (CapitoI)
Mate TO the Morrow disc Il a
rhythm blues item, VocaIIy
handled by frankie Lester, YOUR
MOUTHS GOT A HOLE IN 1T
tVictoT). BtAble-mAts Piano Red
also has q clicking version Of this
side tVIctorD.
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File No. SOAR
ORDER rOn HEARING PETITION
ron PROOF OF WILL LIMITING
T1mn TO FILE CLAIMS AND ron
NEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HEnNEPIM oo,,,-
In Re Estate Of Louis ". MyklS-
bust. DsesdsHL
oFdsR fog asaFinR PstIaIsn %
1T ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. u any they
August Iist, 1858, al ! o'clock y. III
70 the Court House In MlnnsapoiIa.
Minnesota. why the petition herein
filed, Of Ethel u. MykiS6ust, %
Hsnnepln County, MINI, for the
allowance Of an instrument pur-
porting 20 be The last WIN and
poinlmsni OF herself as ESscutTix.
should not be granted,
order e vile clai~is ana Zoe
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said Doea-
dent file their claims In this Court,
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. January eth,
1854, ~ 10 o'clock A. NJ, In the
Court House In Minneapolis, Min
nsa0ta
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
tsEAL oE PROBATE couRrC
WITNESS the HON q. J. AN.
pnRsON, Acting Judge % Pro-
bate Court, this bth day OF
August, 1853,
Ernest p. I.orsnH
Clsrk OF Probate Court
X, a. MAdasn
Attorney
sas Midland Bank Bldg
spokesman. Aug. Z. ~, al
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Esthsr Mae Brown,
James Edwin Brown,
Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff In the above en-
titled action, which complaint has
been filed In the office OF the Clerk
serve a copy OF your answer TO the
said complaint upon the SUBSCRIBERS
At their office, at laos Rand Tower.
In the City OF Minneapolis, County
OF Hsnnspin, State OF Minnesota,
,, thirty GSSl days !,SoS after ter, ser
elusive OF the day OF such service;
and II you fail 20 answer the said
complaint within the time afore-
said. plaintiff In this action Will
demanded in said complaint.
Johnson and Ildstad,
by Lee Ildatad
1905 Rand Tower
Minneapolis ,. Minnesota
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dated: August II, 1851
(spokssmAn. Aug. it-1s ineL)
File No. so33S
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
roR rRo9T o. will WILL L I'm ,.NS
HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate Of Oscar w. Rock
OPdsS fer HsaTIaG PstitIsa To
Prove Win
1T IS ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, " any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
August 81. 1883. at 10 o'clock A. N.
Minnesota. why the petition here
In filed, OF william NJ Rocker, OF
Hsnnspin County, MINI. for the al
loWAnce of an instrument purpOrt-
ing TO be the last viii and Testa-
ment OF said Deesdsnt and the pro-
ment Of himself a. Executor, should
order 60 FIIs Claims ana for
Hearing ThepeSn
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said Dsce-
dent file their claims in this Court.
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, January tth,
Court House in Minneapolis. Min
nesotR.
These orders shall be published
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 20 law.
CsEAL OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS HON n AN
DERsON. acting Judge OF Pro-
bate Court, this Srd day OF
August 1853.
Ernest p LorenR
Clerk Of Probate Court
Arnold A. Karlins. Attorney
SI2 Builders EGch.
CspokssmAn. Aug. 7. ~ q 3ib
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AT The Rinqside
4 BY LUX VIRGIL oVERBE.


Tho middswdght throne 1852 Ray
Sugar Robinson the night Of Oct
n IN Madison Square Garden In New
Former champion Tuptn won crown from Robin
son hsn lost back 70 the Sugar CBobo
who lost two title bouts Sugar
tbs title The bout win Be promoted the international Boxing
When the fight held Il win elimination series
Of battles which Tupn phase BY defeating
Charles Humsz OF France Jns the Amer.
can phase BY whipping Paddy Young New
York
There win Be national home telsvsIon this
win be no Tv In the New York black.
out Of . nationally tssvised fight IN Gotham
Tpn probably win al RonEne but his ab.
W 10 win win be determined by Randy Idle for
long while and he also has been accident
To whip Young TuFpn must be shape could
bs upset Olson good sposr type fighter but he does
not have kayo punch TuFpn blow ana his noo
dox style makes him q dffncuit target In the ring
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the Johnny Moore VsrsIOn. Mod
ern).
ThS Mood Il Right
One Of the things Which We
like about the Duke ana his
EIIingtonlans IL the fact that
seldom DO their offerings-ehisfly
oriKinAls-fail to excite. And this
II one instance In which they have
not failed. The latest SIDES are
Ellington original WARN VAL
LEY with BLUEJEAN BEGUIND
an Ellington sidsman original
Both instrumentals. the former In
smoothly and deity handled In .
quiet but warm fashion. The mats,
pennsd by win The Cat" Ander-
son who also does q fine bit Of
trumpeting, IL q beguino-lsh item
Capitol.
Then we spot Xavier cugat,
Iong-reigning master Of Latin
tsmpOs giving o good whirl to q
mambo-lsh cHIVIRIco. with ap-
propriats shouts q In Perez Prado
and a chanting Of the tunes name.
FLIP 10 the Stuart Foster vocal Of
you TOO, YOU TOO or PIEL
CANELA tVlctor).
Speaking Of Perez PradO. king
Of the mambo, his newest II
ANNA from the film OF the same
name. with Carmeneita Pernett
and Tony Camargo on vocal The
maestro, also originator Of the
"suby" beat, comes up with one of
these in sILVANA MANGO.
which In spots IL like his earlier
''MAmba del Papelero." Other re-
cent ones are CEREzO ROSA
and sUBY EN- PARIS; JAZZ ME
BLUES and THE sUBY Victor.
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eompI0sS1sy PSObsbly Upset ch0vlos

That aid demon Of omplacncy probably upset
heavyweight champion EESad Charles by Nno VaIdeS OF
Cuba In their iOround bout Miami Beach rnEsdr dd
see the ngh but he bases his assumptions
IT,
FIRST Charles came In At 1914 pounds
This would not indicate the best Of really little
more than light heavyweight Charles his worst
at heavier weights
Second Charles started out like kayo vaIdss When
no missed s boat IN the early rounds apparently gas
ana Nno outfougt him Evidently the eohamp expected quick
knockout and an early return home.
Valdes always has been trial nothing more He
says he does not want another nRasr does
not blame him because the next time likely Charles would
be IN good shape and kAyo him he accept 70.
match with bis gate before he battles noneny loses
An accidental victory gives vAdes no claim for
us shot lie probably had better again whips him
this time then he can demand something big boys
ny the way, this fight should Charles and anv
othsr complacsnt long opponent no matter h
Lowry he 10 rated has two nsts. hit.
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Z r G q r D s
RATING TIE
DrAEnstlsinE Popular

'DrAEnst". the weekly docu-
msntaTy series, both on TV and
radio, finds itself branching out
into an entirely different and un-
related fisld--thAt Of having its
signature melody used a. q We
hloie for dancing. Best Of the YER
sions 10 come out are those by
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HOaVyN~olwa HhI0 Bows 70 Hove Thogeov "
appears win outdoor
Every fan who big battle win either attend psrson
the freight at house Tbs heavyweight championship
tssls between the champ
the challenger win Be teeVsed movie houses throughout
country. but win not free home Tv.
For Saturday night Aug a. will BE- Rocky CasteIani
Jackie keough 100 TV The
at Sports Arena This ngdsr not know Ksoug
but he has castsa person and Rocky
too much Of punch but he boxes well Oupnt
Judging BY their rocords
OH Turner, sim cunning q Wstsrweght with
champion Kid oayian, had time
Madison Square Garden He took
powerful for tho famed victory
Turner q title shot ahead Of Johnny Bratton
This nngsdsT hopes that Bob sattsed gets straight
ea g buaineas sattsred just about ready for big
when this sandal"
the Aug 10 TV bout with Harrison rather that
appears that fighters should not let the wrong type private
enterprise ruin promising boxing
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Ao2e Fourth Ave. 8.
5 room bungalow, gas heat, full
basement. garage. $500 down.
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Another "DraGnst" 70 watch b
the Johnny Moore version. Mod
ern).
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033 fremont Ave. N.
7 room house. gas heat. $500
down.
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S0Oo Smelling Ave. So r. r.,
wall to wall carpet, tiled bath
and kitchen. gas heat. garage --
$500. $500 down.
S0l5 Third Ave. SIS room apart
ment up, 4 rooms down, 2 car
garage. S12,500.
S86s Clinton Ave- b. r.. nsw
gas furnace, garage. CTS
lIl2 Fremont Ave. No. Duplex,
very good. new roof, new siding.
2 b. r. down, I b. r. up. 5000
down. $500.
sos Third Ave. S.--Duplex, b.
r. down, 2 b. r. up. Double gar
age, $1,000 down.
Hobart 7. AAlfehOll q Son
90. SS00
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO

The first meeting Of the year
was started with the installation
of our new new officers. and with
a large turnout of members at
the meeting.
An open discussion was held
by the members, concerning a
way to stimulate social activities
for the coming year. President
Ben Clark appointed the follow
ing members to serve on so
cial Committee for a period OF
three months: Michael Hutter.
Matthew Schunn II. Herman
Roth, Mrs. William Hutter. Mrs.
Herman Roth. and Mrs. Elsie Ne
met. This committe with Michael
Hutter as chairman. are making
plans for a Valentine Dance, to
be held February 14th. All men,
bers are urged to be willing to
assist with the affair, if they are
approached to do so.
See you at the Dance. Another
important date is February 1st
- regular meeting at 2 p. III. at
the Saxon Hall.
William Hutter, Sec.
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ERIE, PA.

The Annual Winter Concert Of
the. Siebenbuerger Singing Socie-
ty will be held Friday, February
IS. 1888 at $50 p. m. in the club
hall located at 2114 French ST.,
Erie, Pa.
The mixed chorus of sixty
voices under the direction of Mr..
Obed l.. Grender, Erie's distin-
guished and popular conductor,
will present program of popular
American and German songs. The
popular quartet, The Chord o
Four, will present several selec-
tions.
Why not get a party together
and come to Erie for a very en-
jovablc evening - after the con-
cert there will be cabaret style
dance.
Special party reservations can
be made by writing to the secre-
tary of the Singing Society: Mr..
Frank w. Roeder, 7OS East 9th
ST., Eric, Pa. The price for our
ut-of-town guests will be Is cts.
each: - so the only expense will
be Your gas and oil and wear and
tear on your tires if you drive.
Get a party together mad We'll
be looking forward to making
new acquaintance and renewing
old ones.
Sincerely yours. ar l.pc~a
Frank w. Roeder. Sec.
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LoRAlN, OHIO
SECTION s

The final on the election of Of
ficers for the year 1853 of the Lo-
rain Singing Society is as fol-
lows: President. Michael Kirsch-
ner; Vice President, Bill Schnei-
der; Secretary, Wilhelmina
SCHNEIDER; Fin. Secretary, Adeline
Wagner: Treasurer, Betty Wa
lesch: Librarian, Andy Schobel,
and Director, Robert Canon. The
annual dinner for installation of
the new officers will be held Jan.
3lst at 6p. m. in the basement of
the Saxon Club.
We would like to shout our
praises to the Sky for the little
orchestra that is forming in Our
Singing Club. The members of
the grand little group are: Elsa
and John Loboel, Andy Schobel
and Henry Franks. If we are all
good members we may have the
privilege of dancing to their mu-
sic on the 31st.
We would also like to wish Mr..
Miller, who has been in the ho-
spital for a rupture operation, a
speedy recovery.
Don't forget our Spring Concert
and please try to attend all the
practices from now on.
w. SCHNEIDER. Sec.
%, %.
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new CASTLE NEWS
n Drr
BY DEE

Well, here is some news from
the Junior Saxons. The Juniors
had going away party for Our
Ex-President Mike Linz. We had
the party at John Langs house. To
show our appreciation we gave
him a beautiful O. D. bracelet.
Mike leaves us on Jan. 2o. We
would like to wish him the best
of luck wherever he goes.
At Our last meeting Jan. II the
Juniors elected two new Vice
Presidents. They are: John Lang
and John Roth. Our new Presi-
dent is Richard Mank. Congratu-
lations to all of our new officers.
They boys from our Juniors
played Salem in Monaco Satur-
day January "a. They beat the
Salem Juniors. They have one
more game in Canton and then
comes the play-offs. Everyone
woud like to congratulate our
boys on their swell sketbalI
season. They have really tried
hard.
The next meeting is February
s. 1858. We would like to see
some Of the older members out
for a change. Come out and sup
port the Juniors.
See YOU again next month.
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T. s. J. A. NEWS

A few weeks ago East and
West took a bus trip to Salem.
Ohio. A very enjoyable time was
had by all. Those Dreaded pork
chops were very good. Who was
it from Monaco that said they
were awful small steaks:
Our 2nd Vice Presidents of the
r.. S. J. A. received a letter few
weeks ago and it said "Greet-
ings". New Castle is going to lose
a star basketball player to Uncle
Sam for a while, namely Mike
Linz. Hurry back Mike.
The last game of the basket
ball season will be held in Cans
ton. Ohio on the 9TH of February.
1853. Lets see how big of a crowd
we can get at this last game.
Come on. support your juniors!
Basketball managers please
note that after this last game we
should decide whether or not
there to be any play-off games or
not.
Send all basketball summarize
to me as soon as possible.
The Bowling Tournament is a
little more than a month ago. Has
everyone got their bowling arm
in shape. See you at the game:
John R. Schneider
1st Vice Pres.
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SALEM, OHIO
BRANCH 19

Here | am fellows! My first
article as your new Secretary and
very happy to be same.
Our first meeting of the new
year (Branch 19) was very we'll
attended and still hope to see
more there next month. Let's
get behind our president and staff
of officers and give them all Our
support and make our club one Of
the best. Also don't forget we
still have the door prize at every
meeting, for some member who is
present to win.
Our New Years Eve dance was
fairly we'll attended, everyone
present hat good time.
Let's try to attend and get be-
hind all our lodge activities to
promote and create good will and
fellowship between all our men,
bers, after all our lodges and the
activities they sponsor is what
keeps us so closely together.
Let's keep the Saxongroup toge-
ther!
There is some talk going
around about some kind of a sing
ing group that may be organized
in the near future, hope to hear
more on this later.
For those Of YOU members who
didn't like the smoke filled
rooms at our meetings and didn't
attend because of that - can at
tend now as a new out-take fan
has been installed to remedy this
situation.
Congratulations to the women
for the very nice job they took
upon themselves in having the
ladies rest rooms remodeled.
Our annual Fashings Ball
Pre-Lenten Dance) will be held
Feb. IA. A good time is planned
for all. Let's all try to attend this
affair and make it A huge success.
Fred Thesis, Sr. is chairman in
charge.
For those of you haven't seen
or heard who your officers for
1888 are. here is a list of them:
Pres. Rudy Bodendorfer;
lst Vice Pres, Andrew Ke-
kel. Ir.:
2nd Vice Pres. Simon Wagner
Rec. Sec, Herman Linder; I
AIssNjes+,., ~.ss01fitoka,
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that we will have a real turnout
of children with their parents.

that we will have a real turnout
of children with their parents.
p, 80.
On Saturday February 9TH the
same orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing to the annual
Fasching dance which is also
free to all members and their fa-
miles and the success fthcse
dances depends on your atten-
dance. A lunch will lbe served by
the ladies auxiliaries.
p. %. s.
Following is the newly elected
Board of Directors for 1888:
President: Thomas Leutner;
Vice Pres: Michael Kaiser;
Scchetary: Fred Meier;
Fin. Sec: Mat kloos:
Treasurer: John Bisselt;
Trustees:
Michael Thalgott,
John NJ. kast;
Carl klekncr.
Steward: Thomas Montgomery
Seagent at Arms: John Schulz
Ter. Sr.. George Zikeli:
c. V. Secretary: Gus. Schuller.
Fred Melzer. Sec.
., 29.
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dorment young-old folks. Mike
has gotten hoarse and | may loose
my job. How's about proving that
the efforts weren't in vain and
show up at the meetings.
For the time being the meet
ings are being held twice month,
the 2nd and 4th Friday of the
month. until we are all we'll or
ganized. Make it point to get to
one of them. The children are
welcome. If YOU have any toys
that they may have outgrown
bring: them along for use i'll the
play room. Seems like the varing
of ages in the kiddies some one
will be able to enjoy blocks.
cravons and coloring books,
puzzles. dolls, cars etc.
Fritz Hochwarth at present is
in the hospital undergoing a Sc
ries of operations, wishing YOU a
speedy recovery. Fritz, hoping
that we can soon expect to sec
you at our meetings.
Two more Saxon babies will
be added to the Canton baby roll
when kid brother Dick drops his
wife and children off in Canton
on his wav to Germany. Eth !!
Johnny do YOU think we'll have
much trouble changing his Texan
wife into a Saxon while he's gone.
Seems like an waful lot of Irish
man have changed their ways.
Start li,nbering up now just
two more weeks unteil the big
shindig, don't forget Saturday
Januar 81. Be seeing you.
NJ. J. Dickson.
p, 80.
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Canton Junior Saxon Club

Bowling Tournament time is
here again - March 9TH and Sth.
Place: Maloney Bowling Lanes
at oO9, II St. n. Z, Canton. Ohio.
Entry fees as follows: 5 man
team $3.50, Doubles $500,
Singles $50
Return entries no later than
February 10th to Henry kotsch,
1854 Arch Ct. y. T.. Canton. O.
Give the number OF ) man teams,
doubles, and singles, and the
names Of the bowlers. listed i'll
the positions i'll which they will
bowl. 1t is important that this
be done promptly in order to
arrange the schedules and get
them to the clubs before the
tournament. Include checks or
money orders payable to
Henry kotSch.
1854 Arch Ct, y. T..
Canton. Ohio.
Information on hotel reserva-
tions and cards for reservations
will be sent later. The cards
should be returned directly to
the Hotel.
Dance will be held held Satur-
dav night March 9TH at the Sach-
senheim Club. Everyone be sure
TO attend - should have a good
time.
Banquet will be held SUNDAY
afternoon March Sth at ? 80. at
which time the trophies will be
awarded. Please inform Heinic
how many will attend the ban.
quct. 1t is important for the wo.
men preparing the food to know
how many will be there.
In case of questions write to
Beverly Burns, 135 Woodlawr
Avenue, y. W.. Canton s. Ohio
Let's all cooperate and make
this affair the big success it al,
ways is.
Saxonally yours
Beverley Burns. Secretary,
George Mcclellan. Reporter
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS

Some of the happenings in Co.
lumbus during the last few weeks
may still be news to some SO here
goes: .,
Lois and John Goebbel visited
in Florida on their vacation and
just got back in town couple of
weeks ago. Hope YOU had swell
time kids and glad you made it
back O. X.
Congratulations to Evelyn and
Paul Roth. The stork brought
their bundle from heaven on
Christmas morning - a little girl,
Paula Marlene.
Ray Inman had a short stay in
the hospital last week. We all
hope you are up and feeling bet
ter by now Ray.
Let's hope all our other sick
members and their families are
up and about real soon too. We've
had more than enough of that old
flu bug down here.
Don't forget Senior Lodge
meeting Sunday, February lst at
2::3O p. IN.
Due to the very bad weather
last Jun. meeting night, we were
unable to hold a regular meeting
but those of us who did manage to
get there certainly had big feed
Next meeting will be February l.
and let's all get there on time. We
have quite bit of business to
take care of. We should also get
together soon for some bowling
practice. That Bowling Tuorna-
ment is getting mighty close
now.
Our Valentine Dance Is
scheduled for February l4th and
all our Saxon friends are cordial
" invited to come down and JOIN
in the fun. Frank and his Pol "a
Trio will provide the music.
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SALEM NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

My apologies to Canton fot
trying to finish the basketball
season before the last game was
played. The games postponed from
November % will be played at
Canton on February 7 as fol.
lows:
200 New Castle vs.. Salem
800 Monaco VS.. Canton
Last week Canton defeated
Monaco 81 to 81 in thriller and
New Castle beat Salem 1-4l.
Thanks to Monaco for the swell
time we had.
The bowling tournament will
be held the 9TH and 9th of MARCH,
at Canton. At the February meet"
ing it will be decided if Salem
will enter a team so all bwolerS
be sure to be present.
Freda Hermann, Sec.
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ing nations - know that we have
been challenged to strip ourselves
Of all that is unworthy in order to
permit the strength. the wisdom
and the vision Of the Infinite to
flow into our hearts and minds
giving us new realization that
the nation which really does put
its trus. in God can indeed renew
itself. It il for us to give our deep
est loyalty. our best intelligence.
our unwavering cooperation to this
man who has accepted the truly
terrible responsibilities Of his high
ONCE with q supreme belief that
all things are possible to him whose
faith is unfaltering. This should not
be too dificult for we know him to
be man of high courage and deep
faith, whose qualities of leadership
are derived from q complete and
unwavering confidence and trust in
the Infinite God.
We shall be grateful always for
the moment Of remuneration, OF
the renewal Of eur covenant with
freedom. which he made possible
when he asked us to pray with him.
1t 10 for US to make ourselves
worthy. It is for ,ls now to put on
the full armor Of God. to accept
the challenge Of our declared be-
lief In him. Surely under such Lead
ership there is . new hope and
vision for America.