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Washington area outboardefs
the fastest growing branch Of
boating here and throughout the
country. have been clamoring fol
some time for more launching
facilities. Many have to depend
on bootleg loading and unload
ing areas. In fact, If some au-
thorities were to clamp down on
the ramp poachers," outboard-
ing would be severely crippled
here.
Now it appears their appeals
for help may be answered. The
National Capital Parks, which
has jurisdiction over a whopping
portion of Potomac River water
'front.', is making a survey OF
possible launching sites for out
boards.
Indicative of the big need fol-
ramps, the parks people are
thinking in terms of possibly
two or three launching areas
The outboarders' needs, once the
sites are picked. are relatively
simple: A concrete or compost
ton ramp starting above high
water mark and running to a
depth of several feet. plus
enough maneuvering space for
cars and trailers. and then park
ing space.
No fancy lifts or cranes are
needed for these folks.
Meanwhile, the parks ONCE is
moving ahead in making the
Columbia Island Marina just of
the Pentagon Lagoon one Of the
best marinas in the country. A
100000 building on the site is
nearing completion and should
be ready for use next month. ac-
cording to Harry Thompson,
parks official whose interest and
activity in making Washington a
boating town goes back many
years.
Oldtimers will recall that
Thompson was the father of the
Washington Sailing Marina fa-
cility, and is now busy on the
outboard ramp and Columbia
Island Marina projects.
Harry has done enough to be-
come a commodore several times
over, yet he never has owned a
boat or been a member of any
club.
Carl Hengen, Corinthian Yacht
Clubs popular commodore. is
headed for a second term. Har-
old Tolbert. chairman Of the
Nominating Committee, has
made his report in preparation
for the election OF officers De-
cember s. Most other flag off,
GERS have been renominated,
too.
They include Nelson Davis,
vice commodore: Malcolm Fish
er. rear commodore: Donald C.
Holmes. secretary-treasurer: Al
den Sypher. recording secretary.
and Alton Mcneil, measurer. All
hands have done a good JOB
during the past year and deserve
another term.
Corinthians new club stew
ard is John MCGUIRE. a veteran
Of 81 years in the Navy. Johnny
st. Clair is the new assistant
steward.
American Canoe Association
officials have started gathering
here for the 10th Annual Execu-
tive Committee meeting and din
ner tomorrow in the Hamilton
Hotel. The business session,
which includes election Of ON
GERS. starts at 10 am. The
dinner is at z pm, followed by
q dance. Washineton's number
one padding enthusiast, Dusty
Rhodes. will preside at his last
meeting before retirement as
AGA president.
Under Rhodes. the sport Of
canoeing has flourished and
gained new fans IN many parts
Of the United States. The AGA
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poor marksman. if he's lucky.
may take home q fat turkey for
Thanksgiving. The public is
cordially invited, there's plenty
OF parking space. It is a wonder-|
full spot for q Sunday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
nr the Assnclated pre,.

By the Associated Press
Los ANdELES-Kid centella. 1857.
Nicaragua. stopped Carlos Chavez,
1851, Los Angeles. s.
RICHMOND. Calif.-Lyle Mackin
l4sla, Okland, Calf. knocked out Al
NEW YORK tsunnyside ' Gsrdsn,-
Jimmy Archer. l47ia, New York
knocked out Al Milone, 1904. Brook
lyn, e.
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tonians Sunday at their con-.
servation farm four miles south
of Poolesville. Md. on Willard
Road. They will have shooting at
moving targets. still targets and
also pot shots" so that even a
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flights of other species are now
found along the Atlantic Flyway.
However, although the mass
migration is on the way from
Canada, weather conditions to
the north of us have been so
mild that the birds are tarrying
somewhat. Up. the Potomac.
wood ducks seem to be very
plentiful. The swampS along the
old Hershberger Bottoms and
the ;2iersen Waterfowl Refuge
have given their numbers great
impetus. Along with them are
many mallards and black ducks,
and few widgeon. Hunters shot
in their shirt sleeves after the
sun rose. but many report limit
or near limit kills.
\ 4 4
Wish our readers were with us
on a recent trip to New York,
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OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

With the opening day of the
duck hunting season behind US
we feel somewhat more relaxed.
along with all the rest of the
wildfowlers. There is something
about wild ", e4iowl shooting
that arouses a terrible fever in
a duck hunter; and the only way
to quench it IS to go duck hunt
ing, unless, like your scribe, you
can do so vicariously. We've
been desk bound for a spell, but
the accounts of our friends who
have been afleld have made us
a little more contented with our
lot. and wen ease the situation
still further this week end, we
hope. A
There are plenty of geese
down but not too many migra-
tory ducks. Plenty of local black
ducks. some mallards and a few
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hike, too. and there's q comfort
able clubhouse to warm UP Id If
it is cold. You don't need q gun,
as there1l be plenty available,
along with ammunition. at the
shoot.
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Never has stirred up much excitement soon But
wonder suddenly Plymouth has leaped three @ years ahead
Of the Owpce fed Only the l96Onew Plymouth brings you
revolutionary TOrOn-Aire floating" ride FghtSweep
Styling, the dramatic shape Of motion exharatipg sports
sn Hrs,snt =, gen ,su y upr.us Ls..a wiz. T rus
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TOTEM PARK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SJTNDAY SCHOOL,


 Three Blocks South of College Road
 On Westwood Way
 Charles c. Powers. Pastor
 Telephone: 533s Sunday. f6 100 a.m.-Sunday School. An interesting class for every age group. Mir Kenneth Wright. Sunday School Superintendent.
 II :00 a.m.-Morning Worship Service. Message by the pastor
 6:45 p.m.-Young people meet at the church for an interesting service es- peciaiIy for youth. Mrs. Charles Pow CTS. President.
 7:45 p.ms-Evening Evanrelistic Ser. vice. Good music and vital message from the Bible. Our message ia evan gelistic--our emphasis Is Christ. Tuesday 100 p.m.-Callng night. Wednesday: 7:45 p.m.-Midweek Prayer and Praise serxice. Church Board meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month. Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society meets the lst Wednesday oi every month at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. Noel Wright. President. Friday: Caravan meets at ' 100 pm. Boys and girls from 9 to IA are welcome tc attend. Mr. Noel Wright. Director. All are welcome to attend our friendly Church. Our friendiiness is contagious.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
CHURCH SERVICES

The new summer schedule of Sunday and weekday services for the Catholic Church were announced by Father Boi- leau. Pastor. Starting with Sunday, May goth. the following schedule will be giv- en:
 Sunday Masses: Hospital chapel: 8. m
 Church.: ST. 8. g. 10. II, 12 k.3o pm.
 HiWay Park Chapel: g Weekday Masses: Hospital chapel: 6
 Church. ' and 8 Confessions: Saturday: to and to g
 p.m.
 Monday-7.3o pm: Boy scouts-Parish Tuesday-7:3o 90 pm: Catholic Information
 CiasS-Parish Hall. Baptisras; Sanday-1:3e p.m.-by ap-
 pointment
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INTER- R-nENoMfNATIoRAL THE JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH FOR CHRIST TEEN-AGE BIBLE CLUB OF FAIRBANKS ALASKA

Serving the he.trt of the far north with the far north at Heart. IDA BEEMAN. Director and Executive Board Chairman.
 BARBARA THOMAS. President. PEGGY POTTER. Sec-Treas. Bob Thomas Fellowship Chairman. Nathan vandemeer. Tract Chairman.
 Regular weekly meetings. at noon. each Wednesday in Room 220 Fairbanks Pub lie School Building 7th and Cushman.
 Regular morning prayer meetings. at 7:45.
 Distribution of Gospel Tracts.
 Participation in Youth for Christ raI- lies. conducted in Fairbanks each Sat- ur6ay at pm.
 For further information. write to Miss Ida Beeman, GO Resident Engineers. Ladd AFB, Alaska. or see any of the above personnel at 4l2 Fifth of weekends
 Whosoevtr shall cali upon the name of the Lord. shall be Saved" Acts i6 :s2. The teen-sge club WAS organized Sept. 6, 1853 by one of the executive board members of the local Youth for Christ Organization.
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CHURCH SERVICES 4TH RcT
 pDaTECT NIT

s.o0 am. Sun. Worship, Mile Camp. l0.e0 am. Sun. Worship. srd Bn. Chapel. II :eo am. Sun. Worship. 4th RCT Aud. t:30 p.ni. Choir Practice, 4th RCT Aud.
 Chaplain Conley D. Pate lo:oo am. Sunday School. 450th AhA Chapel. LOO am. Sun. Worship. 45eth AAA Chapel. .e:so pm. Fellowship Hour. 46oth AAA Chapel.
 Chaplain Leonard A. Ellis s.S0 ann. Sun. School. Hq Chapel 9srd AAA. io:oo am. Sun Worship. Hq. Chapel s3rd AAA. II 80 am. Sun. Worship. "C" Bury asrd AAA.
 s:oo am. Tues. Worship. "A" Bury ssrd AAA II :oo am. Tues. Worship .B" Bury ssrd AAA II :oo am. Wed. Worship. ''D" Bury ssrd AAA.
 Chaplain Philip Tflden
 CATHOLIC $500 am. Sun. MasS Mile Camp. f0:00 am. Sun. Mass. Theater No. 2. l2 :05 pm. Sun. Mass. 4th RCT Aud. 6:So p.n. Daily Mass. Medical Co. Budg. 7:3o-S.se pm. Sat tConfessicnsl Medi- nAl Co. Bldg.
 Chaplain Edward ]. Pettid
 JEWISH esee p.m. Hours 2nd Wed. Base Chapel.
 Chaplain Edwin Schoffmanp
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rHE RIRsr METHODIST cHuRcH
glb second Avenue Phone 5l4l

Phone 5I4l
 Rev. A. E. Purviance. Minister
 SUNDAY Sunday school :4h am. Morning Worship II 100 am. Young Adults Fellowship 200 p.m. Evening Worship ' :30 pm.
 Weeks Activities Woman's Society of Christian Service. every End Tuesday of the month. p.m.. at the church.
 Circles meet as follows: Sussnnah Wes- ley. 4th Thursday. :s0 pm. Jesse Lee. 4th Thursday. :30 pm. Ruth. 4th Thurs day, 7:3o pm. Naomi. 4th Tuesday. [ :ae Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, T :se pm. Cub Scout Pack meeting. 4th Friday. fsse p.n1.
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THE SALVATION ARMY

4ia ffIIh Avenue Lt Gerald Hill. Commanding Officer SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School 10 100 am. Holiness Meeting I:iS a.ra. Young Peoples Meeting 7:0o p.m. TUESDAY Brass Band Practice 6 ;so pm. Terchbeaners Club 7:3e p.m. WEDNESDAY Junior Legion 1 200 pm. Girls Choir 200 pm. Corps Cadet Supper zoo pm. Corps Cadet Meeting 6:30 pm. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 8:0o p.m. THURSDAY
 Ladies Home League l 80 p.m. SATURDAY
 Girls Club :3o p.m. Youth For Christ 8 100 p.m. Street Service g :30 pm.
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PENTEcosTAL CHURCH OF GOD

18th and Cnshman--ia Block East
 Rev. E. N. Gurr, Pastor Radio Program: KFRB. 12:3o Sunday Sehool 10 am. Morning Worship: II am. Evening Worship: T AS p.m. Tues.-Evenine Service. 7:45 pm. Fri.-Young peoples service: T :45 p.m. The church where you are never 6 strangeri
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CHURCH OF GOD

18th Street and Gillian Way 2 blocks south from 2srd st Gillian Way
 R. C. Wilson. Pastor
 Tel. 3257 Sunday School s:45 a.m.. Worship, 1o:45 am. Evening Service 7:45 p.ns. Wed Eve 7:45 pm. Children's Recreation Heus and Rel. E6 ucation Saturday PESO pm.
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UNITED rRNrEcosYAL CHURCH

Rev. L. W. Shaw-Paster. Come thou with US and we will do thee Good Numbers Io;2e.
 Rev. c. Nj Carnley
 Sunday School Supt. Spirit filled teachers for all classes. 10 :e0 am. Sunday School. II :o0 am. Morning worship service. [ 80 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
 WEDNESDAY T:3t p.nl. Youth Service.
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HAMILTON ACRES BAPTIST CHURCH
FAIRBANKS EVANGELICAL
 LUTHERAN CHURCH

52l Fourth Avenue, Phone 1929
 Jess W. Thompson. Pastor . 52l Fourth Avenue, Phone 2329
 Jess W. Thompson, Pastor WEDNESDAY. July l3-i:3o Women's Bi- ble Study group meets at the home of Mrs. Donald Parrish, 23rd Street. THURSDAY. July ls,-8.0o Choir rehear- SUNDAY. July 22-s;3o X ll:oo Worship services.
 s.45 Sunday School Adult Bible Class.
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NATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

NATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
 1465 Lacey Street
 John T. Dickersen. Pastor SUNDAY: Baptist Distinctive Hour: 2 s.m.. KERB. Sunday School 10 am. Morning Worship Hour: II ann. Good News Hour: pm. over KFHk Training Union: ' p.m. Evening Worship Hour 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Prayer service and Bible Study 7:se p.m.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST GHAPE
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 An

f031 First Ave.
 The Rev. Richard T. Lambert
 SUNDAY 8 zoo am. Holy Communion. 9:I5 a.m.. Church School grades I-8. II 200 a.m.. Church School for pre-grad- CTS. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Holy Communion first Sunday of month. 8: 80 am. t2 noon. Rector's office 1928 Second avenue.
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Program of Services: The Herald of Truth KFRB 8 :so to g :oo The Message for the Day KFRB lo=-le.I5 Bible Study Classes
 tAil AResl -..-------...--.--..--- 9:45 to 10 :S5 Morning Worship Service .. 10 AS to l2 :0o Training Classes Sunday
 14'efinRy -..--.---......--..-.- 6. .5U to 7.Z0 Evening Worship Service - 7:3o to s:s0 dWeek Service Wed
 nesday Eve.1 ..5-...........-- :3e to s:30
 Ralph Dfsch. Minister Residence Phone-Church Building Phone 4s2i. If you would like ride. Please call <s2I.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES LADD AIR h ICE BASE
 RnTEZM

RELIGIOUS SERVICES
 LADD AIR h ICE BASE BASE CHAPEL Sunday
 loe0-Episeopal ServsS. iioe-Generai Wership Service. isso-choir Rehearsal. rHEATER No. 2 Sunday
 l10o-General Worship Service. sth RCT AUDITORIUM Sunday
 lloo--General Worship Service "fsessecS fsoemcSoir Rehearsal. s-MILE THEATER Sunday
 0so0--General Worship Service. sd BATTALION CHAPEL 1ooS-General Worship Service. ssrd AAA CHAPEL. li0o-GeneraI Worship Service. BASE SUNDAY SCHOOL tChena Courts) BUILDING 40b2 Osso-sunday School. Tuesday
 ls00-Children's Choir. EASE CHAPEL N Sunday
 oeoe-Mass.
 12I5-Msss. i7I5--Maas Monday sle0o-Novena. 2000-Choir Rehearsal Tuesday through Saturday tDaily) I2f0-Mass
 Confessions before all Masses. THEATER Nc. s Sunday 1Ii5-Mass. sth RCT AUDITORIUM Sunday
 100e-Mess. Monday
 ls00-Choir Rehearsal
 JEWISH EASE CHAPEL Friday
 2000.
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NORTH POLE CHAPEL
 {Theatre Quonset Hut Bidg.l REV. RICHARD J. TEETER, Pastor Sunday School II am. Special features lnclode F1annelgraf and object lessons by Phyllis Bates. Youth evangelist. Morning Worship II :45 am. Lively congregational singing you will enjoy. Attend these full gospel services at North Pole.
 Special instrumental music and vocal numbers.
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CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
 s1a Fist Avenue
 Elder L. k. Tolliver. Pastor Elder L. H. Hutchison. Asst. Pastor 10 a.m.-Sunday SchooL II a.m.-Morning Worship. 6:3e p.m.-YPWW. 8 p.m.-Evening Worship.
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ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH

ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
 1924 Turner Street
 Fairbanks, Alaska
 Charlie Aiston. pastor
 SUNDAY 1o:00 a.m.-Sunday School. II :oe a-r1.-Morning Worship Service. :3o p.m.--Training Union. 7:3o p.ns.-Prayer Services.
 WEDNESDAY 50 p.m.-Evening Worship Services.
 SATURDAY T:o0 p.m.-Choir Practice.
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FIRST cHuReH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST

Third Ave. Opposite the Federal Building Third Ave. opposite the Federal Bldg 9:3o a.nl.-Sunday school I;0o a.m.-Sunday service BOO p.nn.--Wednesday meeting
 READING ROOM HOURS l2 to 1 p.m.-Monday thru Friday to g pm.-Thurseiay to g p.m.-Saturday
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DENAI BIBLE CHAPEL
 Kellum and Lathrop Streets Sunday s:I5 s.n.--Rreaking of Break Service for born again believers. ll:oo a.m.-Family Bible Hour and Sum- day school. 7:3o p.m.-Evening Gospel meeting 7:4s p.m.-Bible study and prayer meet ing. FOO pm. to s.0o p.m.-Happy Hour tChildren's meetingl As Christians gathering in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, we extend warm welcome to all,
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH '"The church with the open book"
 3rd St. at First Avenue
 Hamilton Acres
 Allen Mcclure. Minister Residence-4l0 Fourth St. Hamilton Acres. 9:45 a.m.-Bible School 10:45 a.m.-Morning Worship and Com nunion. 500 p.m-Evening Gospel Service.
 MID-WEEK SERVICES 3:00 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study on Wednesday at the church. Bring your Bible.
 :00 p.m.-Dorcas Guild meets every second Thursday of the month.
 UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Rev. John Stokes. Pastor Sunday school g ;45 am. Adult Bible Glass. g :45 a.m Morning Worship. II am. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL - Corner I4athrop and West Tenth avenue Calvin Sprik-Summer Pastor Worship Services-ll am Sunday 7:30 pm. Sunday. Sunday Sehool-i0:00 am. Sunday. Young Peoples Meeting-7s3o n3n. Thurs day.
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BIG DELTA BAPTIST CHURCH V. A. KUYKENDALL. Pastor
 SUNDAY SERVICES 10 100 a.m.-Sunday School. II zoo am.-Merning Worship Service. $500 p.m.-Evening Worship Service. WEDNESDAY, 200 p.m.-Bible Study and Prayer Ser vice.
  SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHAPEL
 SIT 7th Avenue
 A. L. Moore Pastor
 Phone 2771 Services Saturday 100 am. Sabbath School. Il 100 am. Worship Hour.
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FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 North Pole, Alaska
 William Rhymes. Pastor. SUNDAY SERVICES: Baptist Distinctive Hour: KFRB. s:0o to 80. Sunday School. s:45. Morning Worship Service: II am. Evening Worship Service: 7:45. WEDNESDAY SERVICES: Prayer Service and Bible Study: 7:45.
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CHURCH or THE NAZARENE
 10th and Noble St.
 Robert M. Sheppard. Pastor SUNDAY:
 Sunday School: 10 a.m Three depart ments. eleven classes.
 Morning worship: II a. Group Meetings: 45 n.m, Junior so- ciety. directed by Miss Ida Beeman Nag arene young peoples society. Delon Burton. president Bible class. taught by Dr. E. c. Fftz.
 Evening Worship: 745 p.m. Hearty con- gregations1 singing. Service is evangelis- tic in nature. MONDAY:
 Showers of Blessing" fradio voice of the Nazarenel: l2 100 noon over KFAR. WEDNESDAY:
 Mid-week prayer meeting and Bible study: :45 p.m.
 Meeting Of the church boa d: s:5o pm. leach first Wednesday,
 Choir practice: :45 pm. THURSDAY:
 women's Foreign Mission society: T 80 p.m. teach first Thursday of month1 Place announced in services. FRIDAY:
 Nazarene caravan meeting: ! p.na.. hoys and girls ages nine through II invited.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Victor I. Alfsen. Pastor
 7th and Cushnan SUNDAY-Sunday School at 10 am. Morning Worship at g ani II am Eski- mo Service. p.m. Young Peoples Soci- eties. 6:l5 p.m. Evening Service T 7:30 r.m. Fellowship Hour 80 p.m- refresh Eper1ts.
 MoNDAY-Boy Scout Troop 5sa TOO p.ul-
 WEDNESDAY-Bibie Study and Prayer Groups [ 80 p.m.
 THURSDAY-choir Practice :so pm. FRIDAY anS sATURDAY Service Center Open I 100 p.m.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD

ASSEMBLY OF GOD
 393 Srd Avenue. sIn the very heart of Fairbanks, with Fairbanks at heart. REV. B. P. WILSON, Pastor
 SUNDAY 1e:ed a.m.-Sunday school. II :ee a.m.--Morning worship. During the morning service Children's Church ia held in the basement.) 4:00 p.m.--Prayer. 5:45 p.m.--Vesper Hour. TAB p.m.--Evening service
 TUESDAY S.e0 p.m.-Prayer Meeting.
 THURSDAY s:oo p.m.-Bible Study followed by choir practice.
 SATURDAY S:00 p.m.-Christs Ambassadors (this service is conducted hv the young people of the church.i e:so p.m.-Revival Time" radio broad cast. KFRB.
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Thursday. July ls, 1856
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 s05 Sixth Ave. REV. 0RLAND E. CARY, Pastor

SUNDAY SERVICES s:0o-e :30 KFRB Bajsist Distinctive Hour e:45 a.m---Sunday School. II zoo a.m.--Morning Worship Service. 6:15 p.m.-Training Union. 80 p.m.-EyeniRg Worship Service. WEDNESDAY, 7:so p.m.-Bib!e Study and Prayer Ser vice. THURSDAY 7:3e p.m.-Choir Practice. ATURDAY- ss0o p.m.-Youth Fellowship. HAMILTON ACRES BAPTIST CHURCH Where Worship Is The Watchword srd Ave. & sth St.. Hamilton Acres
 Carl A. Smith. Pastor
 Sunday Services Sunday School ................-...... 10 zoo am. Morning Worship ..................... II 100 am. Training Union .................-.-...- 7;oo p.m. Evening Worship ..-................--. $500 pm.
 Weekday Services Prayer Meeting, Wednesday ... TOO pm. Womens Missionary Service Ist & 3rd Fridays. ............................-- 100 pm.
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The evef-availability of the healing power of Christ. Truth. will be set forth at Christian Science services Sunday.
 Christ Jesus healing of the centurions servant, as recorded in Luke's Gospel tchap- n, will be among the Scripturai passages to be read in the Lesson-Ser- mon entitled Truth"
 Selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy will include the following tl42:31t: Truth is Gods remedy for error of every kind. and Truth destroy. only what is untrue. Hence the fact that. to-day. as yesterday. Christ casts out evils and heals the sick"
 The Golden Text is from Psalms te6.Ill: Teach me they way, O Lord; will walk in thy truth: unite my heart to fear thy name"
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
 LOOP. HALL

John ]. Thomas, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a.m.-Sunday School. Il a-m.--Mornin Worship. p.m.-Traininr Union. $ p-m.-Evening Worship.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Where Christ and Christians Meet 64s Eleventh Avenue
 Ralph Disch, Minister
, 1956-10-11
New York's Muyor
is Proud Of Yunkees
and Dodgers

Mayor Wagner of New York
is proud Of the New York
Yankees and the Dodgers. He
sent congratulatory kilograms
to both.
The message to the Yanks
said: @Heartiest congratula-
lions to the 1856 World Series
champions on your wonderful
victory today. AL New York
ers are proud and happy for
you. My greetings and best
wishes to every member of
the team"
TO the Dodgers; ct was a
great fight while it lasted and
there is always next year. My
congratulations to all the Dod-
gers for their great sportsman
ship and skill. New Workers
are proud of YOU"
, 1956-10-11
Kunsus Turnpike
Speed Limit Up TO
so Miles Per Hour

There is at least one place
where local speed kings"
to be on October 25th, with
their new highpowered cars;
that is in Topeka, Kansas
where the new Kansas Turn
pike, with its four-lane high
Continued on page a
, 1956-10-11
Actg. Com. Of Edu.
Resigns; Miss Tuitt
is Acting Comm.

Acting Commissioner of
Education C.. Frederick Dixon,
has asked Governor Gordon to
relieve him of his post. He
gave as his reason for resign
ing, ell health. His resigna-
ton was accepted effective to-
morrow, October II.
Miss Jane Tuitt, Director Of
Elementary Education was
named Acting Commissioner
of Education and also Assist
ant Commissioner, effective
October IS, 1856.
The foregoing Information
was first heard over Radio
Station WIvI.
, 1956-10-11
Selective Service
Announces College
Qualification Tests

General Lewis B. Hershey,
Director of Selective Service
announced today that the Sc
lective Service College Quail
fication Tests for 1867
academic year will be held on
Thursday, November Is, 1856,
and Thursday, April IS, 1857,
General Hershey stated that
applications for the November
Is, 1856, test must be post
marked not later than mid
night October 80, and those
for the test on April 10, 1857,
must be ~postmarked not later
than midnight March 5, 1857.
Commenting, Colonel Christ
mas, State Director for the
Virgin Islands, stated that re-
suits Of the test are used by
local boards in determining
eligibility Of college students
for deferment to continue
CONTINUED on page a
, 1956-10-11
Lutheran Junior Choir
Will be Heurd Over
WIN on Sun. al 8 pm.

The Junior choir of the
Christiansted Evangelical Luz
theran Church will be heard
over radio station WIN on
October "A, at 8 pm.
The choir, under the
Of Mrs. Theodore
Tynes, will sing two numbers,
through the courtesy of Mrs.
Hazel Vickers of WIVI.
The pastor Of the church is
the Rev. Harry Nuudi.
, 1956-10-11

at $40. a month, the same sa-
larry Army captains then re-
ceived. In tie 181 years, ZIG
chaplain have died.in lifeline
of duty in wartime.