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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Junior Orders 70 Year Endowment Is
Finest Protection Of Type Available
Certificate Ideal "NeSt Egg" For All

O6rCl11CaCe l0eal N6SC ESS FOr All
Interested In Future Welfare Of Child
BY Michael Grasha, Chairman, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh Pa. This is the second in our series on
the Junior Order CSC permanent type certificates AS
told you last week. this department began issuing these
most modern type of insurance contracts year ago With
their adoption your CFU has joined the vanguard of the
most progressive insurance organizations and is in
position to give it's members and prospective members the
most to date insurance coverage at the most reasonable
cost.
This analysis of our 20 Year Endowment certificate
should be helpful to field workers 1t should be
most useful you who desirous of becoming delegate
honorary delegate to the 4th Junior Convention which
will be held in Gary, Ind on July e. 3 and 4.
This the most popular of permanent type certi-
fcates After you've read the following description you will
see why it is
20 YEAR ENDOWMENT CERTIFICATE
This certificate is the prime example of the best
bnaon of savings and life insurance plans 1t should be
especially attractive parents who want to build nest
egg for their child What else could they give their
loved that would have the permanency of this cer
cate and at much smaller cost than if taken out 20
hence Whereas other gifts will deprecate deterorae to
absolute nothingness CFU certificate of insurance will
be more valuable with each passing day.
Dividends payable annually after full years of
membership
The certificate accumulates cash. loan reserve
value after being in force full years. These values
printed Tables of Guaranteed Values in the certificate
itself
Whereas the old American Experience certificate made
graded death benefits obligatory up to age TO- this
CSC contract pays full face value in the event of death
at age (Age is six months and day should death
before that fourth of the face value will be pad
The Junior Department issues 20 Year Endowment
certificates up maximum of $5000 medical examna-
ton required for insurance up to $4,000 Only when
the applicant seeks coverage in of $4,000 need he
submit to medical examination
fee of to So will be paid by the Junior Department
toward the of the medical examination for all app
cants who desire insurance $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Planners Confident
|On Asia Defense

HONOLULU. Nov. is Rl.-
Military planners of the Manila
Pact powers tSEATO) wound up
their conference yesterday with
delegates confident progress had
been made on plans for defend
ling Southeast Asia against COM
lmunist aggression.
ANY aggression will be met
with the collective defense ac-
ltion Of SEATO member coun-
tries" declared Mai. Gen. Ras-
Imee Rakanivat Of Thailand.
He told newsmen he could
notify his country its security
has been assured by what we
have accomplished here"
A total Of l18 military planners
from the eight nations attended
the meetings, which opened No
|vember /. The other powers
represented were Pakistan,
France. Australia, New Zealand,
the United Kingdom and the
United States.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Union Merger
Plans Complete
b the Associated Press

Virtually all arrangements
were reported completed today
flor merging the headquarters
lstaH Of the AL and CIO, looking
toward arnalgamation Of the two
labor organizations next month.
An argument over whether
James McDevitt, head Of the
AFLis Labor League for Political
Education, or Jack Kroll, director
LOT the CIO Political Action Conn
Imittee. would direct the groups
political activities was reported
resolved.
Informed sources said they viii
serve as co-directors Of the politi-
lcal department of the merged
IAFL-CIo. The name Of the new
political department still Is un-
decided, but committee on polit-
ical education" or COPE" is
being discussed.
Similarly. q dispute over the
head OF the new organizations
legislative department was re-
ported settled by having George
flushing Of the AFL and Robert
Oliver of the CTO serve as CO.
directors. They now head legis-
lative functions for the separate
labor organizations.
Gorge Brown, one-time execu-
tive assistant OF the late Secre-
tary OF Labor Martin Durkin,
Ireportedly has been selected to
head the international affairs
department Of the merged ALL
Gro.
|. Philip Pearl. present AFL
public relations chief, will have
that assignment in the merged
Isetup. while Henry c. Fleisher,
now CIo public relations direc-
tor, viii become publications di-
Irector Of the AFL-CIC.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Council Action
On IS Nations
Urged bYU.S.

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
Nov. le 1.-THE United States
pressed today for quick Security
Council action on applications
lof 10 nations for y. N. member
lship in . move to head OF .
tiong General Assembly debate.
The can. which received
british support. prompted hur-
lried consultations among coun-
len members to fix q meeting
Idate, Informed sources said the
lil-nation body might meet early
next week.
But 1t also touched of an
emergency caucus among the %
nations sponsoring Canada's
proposal to admit all 10 appli-
Icants. including disputed Outer
Mongolia.
The sponsors decided that the
canadian plan-which was re-
iported to have the support Of
I42 countries despite United
Estates opposition to Soviet
backed Mongolia should be the
Isubject Of general debate before
1.-The Council acts.
Could Settle Question
The y. Ms Special Political
lCommittee is scheduled TO take
lup membership next week. But
liz the Council acts first, debate
Iwill probably be unnecessary as
1.-THE question might be settled
beforehand by veto.
| Observers pointed out, how
lever, that the chairman Of the
lcommittee, which Is now dis
Icussing the Palestine refugee
Question. had offered to inter-
lrupt debate to take up member
lship.
Canaoa'S CHIEF delegate, Paul
Martin, told reporters he knew
1.-THE United States had the high
lest motives In trying to bring the
Imatter before the Security Coun-
lcil first. But he made clear he
ibid not share the American view.
| A United States delegation
lsource said the action stemmed
from American convictions that
1.-THE membership issue had
Preached q stage calling for action
rather than debate.
Empowered to Act
THE Security Council is en-
powered to act, the Special Polit-
Iical Committee is not" he said.
| The United States based its
Icall for Council action on an AS
lsembly, resolution last year ask
ling the Council to make recon-
Inendations on new members to
1.-THE current session.
An applicant must first be ap-
proved by the Security Council,
where the i've permanent mem
Ibers hold veto power. It then
Inust poll q two-thirds affirma-
tive majority in the General AS
lsembly.
/ The United States has said it
will not use the veto on any of
1.-THE i've SoViet-sponsored appIi-
Icants. But it has made clear it
Twill abstain, particularly, on
lOuter Mongolia, whose qualifica-
ltions 1t questions.
| The Is applicants are: Albania,
Hungary. Romania, Bulgaria,
ireland, Italy, Spain. Portugal,
lCeylon. Jordan, Nepal, Libya,
Japan, Austria, Finland, Laos,
ICambodia and Outer Mongolia.
u
Evening star., 1955-11-16

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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-16
Mrs. Morning Gun Has WindfaN

Mrs. Otter Woman Morning Cum 81, Browning received
$4,000 last winter for what appeared to be Monana most prom
Using field 1t Union Oils Morning Gun No l well
the Blafee Indian reservation that Spudded JAM H.
with ceremonies that Governor Hugo Aronson and other
state and oil company officials participate The Fahead
much interested in the well since major discovery would
find natural outlet west including this The well in
last July making headlines There brief
Oct 81 when plugged and abandoned insufficient for
commercial production
AS to Mrs Otter Woman Morning Cum well she doesn't speak
English When met her last January she had oerhoes
blanket and there wotoned outside Indians
also have fine custom, though not particularly practical of
sharing good fortune with friends and relatives which this
included three grown We had picture series the Feb
ISSUE and had saved this particular photo for the real guer
story 1t didn't but 1855 prosperous year any
at the Morning Gun home She's well respected Indian lady
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-16

At right-CoIUmbia Falls churches
-now II Of them-had an active
year. May IA. saw Bishop Joseph IA.
Gilmore Of Helena confirm IS can
didafes at St. Richards. This was
largest confirmation class in history
Of 64-year-oid Catholic church, oldest
place Of worship in the community.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-16
Are0 and Community
Move ahead

At Ieft-Year-lons project Of Col
vmbia Falls Lions club eliminated
July "a with re-openins 30 by 10
foot PWA-bviIt somewhat heated
swimming pool that had not been
used since 1947. Lions started pro-
iect previous summer with voIvn-
feer labor building dressing rooms
and otherwise improving whole in
staIIation. City helped, and took
over July "A. Mrs. Peggy Savrey,
pool manager, had l4o local yo1ns-
sters register for swimming classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Or. Epp to Preach
lat Albright Service

DR.. George Epp of Harrisburg.
Pa, Bishop of the Eastern Area
of the Evangelical United Breth-
Iren Churches. win preach to-
morrow at the dedication of the
new 100000 sanctuary of the
Albright Memorial E. U. B,
Church at Fourth and Ritten-
house streets NV.
The dedication will be held at
the II am. service in the new
sanctuary which has a seating
capacity of 325 persons. Also
taking part In the service viii
be two Of the church's conference
superintendents, DR., N. L. Hum
mel of York, Pa, Of the South
.ern District and DR.. r. o. Steeley
of Williamsport. Pa. Of the
Northern District.
At an 8 pm. service tomor-
row, the speaker viii be Homer
Rodeheaver Of Winona Lake.
Ind, evangelist and song leader
who was formerly with Billy
Sunday. The Rev. George w.
Speake is pastor of Albright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

a. IA. 6. ZION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
|Edifice Opens
In HyuttsviIIe

Members Of First Baptist
Church Of Hyattsville will attend
a dedication service at 4 pm. to-
morrow for their new $150.000
auditorium at 570l Forty-second
avenue. Hyattsville. Md.
This Is the second unit Of the
church plant, The first. an edu-
cational building costing approx
imately 100000. was dedicated
In 1851.
DR.. Clarence w. CRAWFORD,
pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church,
Washington, viii deliver the ded-
ication sermon.
A community night will be held
at 8 pm. Wednesday as part OF
the dedication program. DR.. NJ.
Chandler Stith. executive secre-
tary Of the District Baptist Con-
vention, will deliver the main
address.
The Rev. Henry r. Osgood is
pastor Of First Baptist Church,
which was organized in 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
GUEST SPEAKERS
Missionary to Preach
In Georgetown Church

Perry A. Smith, Of the School Of
Religion, Howard University
Will speak at II am. service.
Third Baptist-The Rev. An.
drew Fowler. pastor OF the Capt..
tai New Baptist Church, viii
speak at II am. service.
Calvary Lutheran Cant
Floyd Dreith. y. s. Navy chap.
lain, viii speak at e:45 and il
am. services commemorative
the 18th anniversary Of the con.
gregation's organization.
Ascension Lutheran, Landoyer
Hills The Rev. Edgar C. Rakow,
lof Charlottesville, N. c., executive
secretary Of Missions and Church
Extension for the Southeastern
District Of the Lutheran Church,
Missouri Synod. and former pas
tor Of Bethlehem Lutheran
Church here, will speak at d
Mission Rally at 3 and II am.
services.
Trinity Lutheran, Bowie-Mr
Rakow will speak at g.. Mission
Rally at the $3.50 am. service 'of
this church, too.
Navy Chapel, 1901 Nebraska
avenue N.W.--Methodist Bishop
q. Bromley Oman, of Washing
ton. will speak at 1890 am.
service,
Franklin r. Nash Methodist
u. Ernest wilkins, Assistant Sec
Rotary of Labor, will speak at a
Il0:45 am. service in observance
lof Laymen's Day Sunday.
Sherwood Presbyterian - The
Rev. James F. Lundquist, associ-
ate minister of Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Alexandria,
viii speak at II am. service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
GUEST SPEAKERS

A number Of Washington ares
churches have announced thai
guest speakers viii I'LL their pull.
Ipits at services tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Cronk, a recent,
returned missionary to India. vii
speak at the II am. service o.
THE GEORGETOWN Lutheran
Church, Wisconsin avenue aflt
Volta place NV.
Another missionary. the Rev
Fred Fogle, who Is on furiougf
from his assignment in France
will speak at the i0:45 am. serv.
lice Of the Commonwealth Avenue
Brethren Church, Common.
wealth and Luray avenues. Alex.
landria.
The Rev. Howard A, johnson
Canon Theologian at the Cathe-
ldral Of st. John the Divine ir
New York, will return to st
Johns Episcopal Church. Lafay.
Iette Square. where he was assist.
liant minister during the wal
years, to serve as guest preacher
lat the II am. service tomorrow
Other churches having guess
speakers tomorrow. the speakers
land the times of the services al
which they win appear, are:
Bethany Baptist-Carl w. TIL.
Iler. chairman Of the Board Of
Deacons of Calvary Baptist
Church, will speak at II am
service observing Layman's Sun.
day,
] Forest Heights Baptist The
Rev. Peter E. cullom, editor anc
former Air Force chaplain. vii.
speak at an II am. service OBJ.
serving the church's second an
lniversary.
Temple Baptist - The Rev
David C. Head, Of Brooklyn
N. Y. win speak on 1.-THE 18th
Anniversary Of Temple" at II
am. service.
Northside Baptist The Rev
DR.. w. J. Crowder. Director oil
Missions for the District Baptist
Convention, win speak at II am.
service.
Second Baptist - The Rev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
10o- Yeor-OId Church
Has d Rebuilt Interior

Last month. when the church
was reopened. Mr.. Lewis said
500 members Of the congrega.
ton of $50 attended. The sane.
Ituary was so full. he added. thai
many sat in the lower audi
forum where a public address,
system was used to broadcasi
the service.
Budget on Increase
Mr.. Lewis pointed out that ir
the past few years the budget
Iof the church has been in.
creased from $4,000 annually
to SIS, 900.
although this Is q Methodist
church" he declared. this /:
also q church Of all denomiria-
tons. where people can come
with their different backgrounds
and feel free to express them"
Now. with the building redone,
the church has q staff Of six
workers and plans to add q full
time student worker from George
Washington University or Ameri-
can University's downtown
school.
Because Of the nearby col
leges, the Baltimore Conference
has designated Union Church
as Washington's Methodist Stu
dent Center.
Mr.. Lewis was appointed pas
tor Of the church as well as the
Methodist Chaplain Of George
Washington University in l949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Couple Will Speak

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradley
IWycliffe Bible translators whit
have just completed a training
course in jungle living. win speak
lat 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
DumbartonN Avenue Methodist
Church, $3.50 o street NV. Their
course. taken in chiapas. Mex
leo. is in preparation for trans
Ilation work this winter among
the Mixteco Indian tribes OF
southern Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

The 1o9-year-old walls Of the
Union Methodist Church are
still intact. but the entire inte-
rior has been rebuilt.
The congregation of tn {
church at s14 Twentieth street
NV. which has been worshipine
at q nearby theater during re-
construction of the building. re-
turned last month after q years
absence.
The Rev. Edward B. Lewis.
pastor. declared it is the oldest
Methodist church in the District
to remain in one spot. It took,
he said. 100000 to renovate 1t.
complete with air conditioning
In all rooms.
Has Wayside Chapel
Mr.. Lewis Is particularly proud
of the small chapel. added TO
the side Of the edifice. ITS q
wayside chapel open for people
of ali Christian faiths for prayer
and mediation" he explained.
One Of the Districts loveliest
sanctuaries. the church includes
q large social hall. ONCE and
pastors study. A stainless steel,
cafeteria-ty kitchen was built,
and to the rear . modern edu-
cational building was added.
After it was discovered that
the stained glass windows are
valued as works Of art, workman
carefully boarded them up dur
ing the renovation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Sermon Topic

The Rev. J. Warren Hastings.
pastor of The National City
Christian Church. Thomas circle
NV. will speak on "Why Are
Ye Fearful at the 1850 am.
service tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Rector Lists Topic

The Rev. Charles D. Kean,
rector Of the Church of the Epi-
Iphany. 1877 @ street NV, viii
speak on Where Do We Find
Christi" at the II am. service
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
GROUNDBREAKING FOR CHURCH SET TOMORROW

Members of Temple Hills Baptist Church will attend
units in their proposed church plant at pm tomor-
row at 4783 St Barnabas road Sc The first sec
ton chapel with spre extreme left in architects
sketch, costing over 5000, will seat 242 persons
in the auditorium and have Sunday school class
rooms. DR.. William Crowder, director OF the mis-
Evening star., 1955-05-30
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